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Cindy Holtzhauer hoists Jeffrey Coles at the Barrie Fairgrounds Tuesday morning when the annual fair opened Cindy and Jeffrey were amongst the first to enter Examiner Photo by Peter Hsu Attendance at 65000 predicted for big fair Today at 10 in the citys anv until summer fair and agrr cultural show opened its doors to the public By the time the ttlll winds down Sunday sonic 63000 pcoplc will have paid Visit ltlll manager Dr lion trowc predicts Last year 53000 tripped the turnstiles Barrics fair was inaugurated in 1853 and euept for sixyear break during World War has run continuously Highlights for today are con cert by the Good Brothers BC mayor Stunned by OOPS Bi tl Ca inertia Rantings Nix t12 is 282 enter flow er show nd we in EM t3 we aime nun TV Psisk 500s cancs gwde ehssrfinrd mmn You ens nun alt metric track and field meet featuring some local talent pet show and the Miss Barrie Fair contest Gates open at 10 am daily at the Essa lid fairgrounds Admis sion is $2 50 for adults $150 for students and 50 cents for children tinder 12 Thursday is Senior CIIIZGUS Day Seniors pay reduced ad mission of $150 That night CKBB salutes people and their dates and allow two to ride for the price 0i one Sunday is family day Mom dad and two children get in for 55 reports have siresa groom seven Shah to Sweden cs 115th your No 197 Tuesday August 21 1979 5c Per Copy tthWxWx Carney Home Dellvory 95° Weekly the examiner $17M Kempentelt Place gtgtgtgtgt serving barrie and simcoe count vs Condominium dream dead says developers lawyer By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner Kempenfelt Place Ed Jennings $17 million condominium dream for downtown Barrie is dead Roger Oatley who represents the developer in his dealings with the city told The Examiner Monday Jennings has aban doned Kempenfelt Place As far as Mr Jennings is concerned thats the end of the project the lawyer said The Examiner learned Monday that Capital Funds IAC Ontario Ltd which holds the mortgage on the property ex pects to sell it Winston Bradley assistant general manager of the Continental Bank of Canada in Toronto said Mendhamer Holdings which Jennings owns was in default on the mor tgage Continental and the Capital Funds group have the same parent company IAC Uatley said Jennings had advised his tirm he would be leaving Barrie for good Oatley said it is our understanding Jennings would return to Barrie to clean up outstan ding inatteis The Examiner has been unable to reach Jennings for comment Oatley said he is not at liberty to say why Jennings has decided to leave the city But can say it had nothing to do with the block or city council in general as have been hearing said Oatley Kempenfelt Place suppose thats the biggest tragedy as far as Barrie is concern ed said Oatley Im really sorry to see all of this happen he added The block will eventually be developed in the future he said But Jennings is gone he said The decision would have been difficult one for Jennings said Oatley because it was lifelong dream for him The property will likely be put up for sale Bradley said But whether another condominium will be put on that property is anybody5 guess right now he said That depends on who buys it said Bradley Jennings has gone through quite bit of zoning procedures But whoever buys it might have entirely different ideas The block is bounded by Owen McDonald and Worsley Streets Over 300 condominium apartments had been included in the pro posal It was originally presented to planning board last summer and approved by Barrie city council this spring Lake pollution report presentation date set By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner The longawaited report on nutrient pollu tion in Lake Simcoe will be presented Sept to the Ontario cabinets committee of resources development ministry of the en nronment spokesman said today George Trewin report committee chair man said he will present the report so the committee may recommend what action the government should take in dealirc We lakes pollution problems The report defines the lakes problems and outlines ays of treating them Representatives from area municipalities and various ministries prepared the report at the request of cabinet in mi kilns 52 ticS Dont tell me Jimmy his more bad news isnt it Fiye die in collESZOn Menopause cited TffYT 1= av Cabinet ministers called for the inter agency report after local politicians express edconcern for the water quality Whitefish and lake trout populations declin ed drastically in the early 19005 Ministry of natural resources officials cited nutrient con tamination in Lake Simcoe as the primary cause Phosphorus and other nutrients entering the lake from runoff and sewage fertilize algae The tiny plants flourish creating green scum on the lake during warm weather In addition to giving the water an unpleasant ap pearance the algae cause trouble for cold water fish such as lake trout and whitefis When algae die they Sink to the bottorr where the cold water fish stay during surn rner months The dead plants consume large amounts of oxygen decaying resulting in an oxygen shortage for the deep water fish The fish are unable to tolerate milder temperatures of shallow waier and therefore must remain in the deep water where they will dze in the oxygenstarve er vironrnent Minzstry officials the process is reversz if nutrient input work is however Cat59 must ide he government wzli spend the to unproxe Lhe fake and 1s decimm Diet train draws 6000 at Winnipeg WINNIPEG ICPi John Diefenbakers funeral train which has become an im mensely popular theatrical production drew about 6000 persons late Monday night who stood in line for up to three hours to see the former prime ministers flagdraped coffin Standing up to five deep the crowd snaked its way through the downtown CNR station and onto Main Street stretching for several blocks Earlier Monday 2000 persons waited in the dark morning hours at Sudbury Ont for the train to stop and another 1000 stood under the sunny afternoon skies at Thunder Bay Ont Winnipeg the first stop outside Ontario since the train left Ottawa Sunday af ternoon drew the largest crowd Before each stop preparations aboard the eightcar train resemble opening night at the opera Mounties chuck their brown shirts for scarlet tunics politicians don sombre morning suits and elCVlSlrm crews all but shout lights camera action as the train halts As the people wait their turn to mount ramp and view the closed coffin in refurbished baggage car politiCians such as Health Minister David Crombie and Senator Alasdair Graham Liberal party president run down the line shaking hands Didnt know fund $500000 WINNIPEG CP John Diefenbaker realized only this summer that secret fund established for him following the 19$ Progressing Conservative election defeat had appreciated to about $500001 Keith Martin ns executive assistant said Monday The former prime minister wrote his latest wzil Aug nine days before he died and bequeathed the fund for the first time Martin said during an interview aboard the Chief funeral train Diefenbaker had thought the fund 53 bed by prominent Tories to keep the Pi 4319 politiCiar in lifestyle smtable for former prime minister was con siderab smaller Manrsad he none Ll be donafo ireferhaker Centre 21 t2 for tire baer morons to and the rerrarr2 ticr of mus arr of Prince Protests inquest Demonstrator Richard Dildy talks with police officer as he marches outside coroners court Monday in Toronto Dildy was protesting the inquest into the police slaying of Andrew Buddy Evans at nightclub last year CP Photo Firemen vote to end strike HALIFAX CP Halifax firemen voted today to end their first strike in the Ziayear history of the City The strike called to back the firemens wage demands ended in Its fifth day There were no serious fires and no one was klllftd or injured by fire during the strike in this City of 112 Acceptance of mntract agreement by the it frerrer followed hectic Xiazbln off again battle of nerves Monday night during which cf hall first accepted then rejected and the accepted agam tentative agree merit hammered by czty and union negot La Ems between the two sides broke down trefighter AseLatzor back weather Mar1 worm Tne the firemer aaabe it reader back fir3 Vatxx 3i vehicles crash RED DEEP LP 01 mar 99 mot1 Wit 25 F154 Morita June RCMP off27 from P2d Dev uni actor of 30 fine interns were 19 Cf Mefihrk