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11110 oxamlnor WMM¢VO 1m Misunderstanding cited in downtown discussions By DENNIS LANTHIER OfTheExamlner There has been misunderstanding about Barries involvement in the downtown improvement pro ject said Aid Fred Ruemper The aldermans comments came Monday during discus sion on letter about the scheme Barrie has only had the op portunity to examine one pro ject Aid Ruemper told the committee He said that despite adver tisements and publicity just one local developer Millet Salter came forward with proposal While about 13 site alter natives had been roposed the developer want to proceed with the present location said AldRuemper While the indications are we cooperate with the present development committee coun cil should welcome any alter College counsellors meeting College counsellors throughout Ontario meet at Fern Resort near Orillia May 13 14 and 15 for the 1979 con ference of the Ontario College Counsellors Committee Mike Zuliani student ser vices planner for Georgian Coi Iege and registration chairman for the conference said the con ference provides an opportuni ty for community college counsellors to attend profes sional development seminars nate proposals he said Ive had some doubts about the present proposal but theres been no alternative beforehesaid Ald Dorian Parker express ed reservations to an ad ministrative recommendation following letter from Virginia CresswellJones spokesman for the Citizens for Downtown Barrie The group is opposed to the downtown im rovement pro ject primarily ause it would mean demolition of homes The letter asked council to seek alternatives to the tua Former alderman deputy reeve dies Former Barrie alderman and deputy reeve James Harvey Paddison died in Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie on April 16 1979 He was in his 87th year Mr Paddison was born Oc tober 14 1892 in Petroiia the son of the late Mr and Mrs Paddison He was educated in Lisle On tario and later moved to Bar rie For several years Mr Pad dison was fireman for the Grand Trunk Railway based in Aliendaie He then travelled west to Winnipeg on harvesters ex cursion Laterhe became member of the Winnipeg Police Department retiring after 27 year service On retirement Mr Paddison and his wife returned to Barrie whre he worked as carpenter at Camp Borden He served as foreman for the foundation company that built the present Barrie Post Office Mr Paddison served as an YOU TWO CAN WIN alderman in ward and was deputy reeve in Barrie in the 1950s and early 1960s He also served on county council An avid sportsman Mr Pad dison was charter member of the Barrie Curling Club and the Barrie Revolver Club as well as member of the 14 Hunt Club He was predeceased by his wife Ethel Ranson in 1967 Mr Paddison is survived by one daughter Doris Mrs Joseph Pratt of Stroud two grandsons Brian of Craighurst and Dale of Barrie one grand daughter Margot Mrs Robert Dunn of Coldwater and five great grandchildren Also sur viving is one sister Lottie Mrs Ray Dagenais of Acton Mass Rev Stewart Liddel of the First Baptist Church officiated at the funeral Honorary pallbearers ere Howard Morris Delbert Hickling Oscar Hickl ing and George Bowles all of Barrie Robert Hogle and Douglas Bray of Oshawa and Stroud police chief Bill Brown scheme and to look more close Iy at it Rick Bates director of plann ing and development said in written report council had look ed carefully at alternatives and had selected the present site Does that mean thats the end of it inquired Aid Parker We wont look any further at suggestions of alter nate plans Ald Ruemper amended the administrative recommenda tion to include the possibility of alternate schemes coming to the front Lemon attends seminar BARCLAY Planning and development committee has recommended Bog Lemon planning coordinator attend seminar May 18 on Ontario population studies The seminar held in the Mac Donald Building of Queens Park Toronto will examine current Ontario population pro jections the methodology used in projecting population fac tors affecting change assump tions regarding demographic trends the impact of changes in varius assumptions and evaluation of past projections and the effect of changes in the age distribution and the geographic distribution of the population ON ACCOUNTS LAs CANCE 5V CASH PAID FOR COINS STAMPS COLLECTIONS ACCUMULATIONS HOARDS OR SINGLE ITEMS DUE TO MANY REQUESTS WE WILL BE BACK DAYS ONLY FRIDAY MAY 1111 SATURDAY IIIIAY 12111 BUYING ALL CANADIAN SILVER COINS DATED 1966 OR EARLIER ANY QUANTITY PAYING 370 OF FACE FOR EVERY DIME 1966 or EARLIER WE PAY 37 FOR EVERYQUARTER 1966 or EARLIER WE PAY 92 FOR EVERY HALF DOLLAR 1966 or EARLIER WE PAY 185 FOR EVERY SILVER DOLLAR 1966 or EARLIER WE PAY 370and up SAME HIGH PRICES US SILVER COINS 1964 or EARLIER Also BUYING CAN 1967 10 25¢ PAYING 260 OF FACE 26 paidtoreachdime65foreachquarter Also BUYING CAN 1968 10 25 SILVER ONLY PAYING 220 OF FACE 22 paid for each dime 55 for each quarter BUYING ALL CANADIAN SILVER DOLLARS 1967 or EARLIER PAYING s370 EACH and UP MORE FOR BETTER DATES OR BETTER CONDITION EXAMPLES OF PRICES PAID FOR SILVER DOLLARS IN MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE CONDITION i935 1946 312 1951 or 1952 $4 1936 1947 35 1953 350 1937 1947 ML 80 1954 or 1955 1938 15 1948 320 1956 1939 1949 1957 to 1967 350 1945 60 1950 ALSO BUYING NICKEL SILVER DOLLARS 1970 to 1977 PAYING $110 each ALSO BUYING ALL US SILVER DOLLARS 1935 or EARLIER s500 ea AND UP WANTED ALL GOLD COINS WNT TPS setter pARfificuwt oasis To enter open savings or chequing account for $50 or more between April 23rd and July 9th 1979 Youre entitled to an entry each time you add $50 to your account Present customers can also participate The more deposits you make the more chances you have to win one of two 979 Dodge Aspen Customs being given away Approx value $680000 Winner must correctly answer timelimited math ematical skilltesting question Complete details on entry form at participating branches of The Municipal Caramel Tan Custom 4door Sedans equipped with Automatic transmission Power steering Power front disc brakes AM radio with rear Speaker Front rear bumper guards bumper protective strips Digital clock Deluxe wheel covers Deluxe windshield wipers White wall tires Electric rear window dotogger vinyl roof Automatic speed control Custom side mouldings GOLDEN CIRCLE CLUB ACCOUNT If youre 50 years or better heres nonchequing savings account designed just for you with high interest calculated and paid monthly SAVINGS PLUS ACCOUNT nonchequing account which pays big annual interest calculated on your minimum monthly balance and paid semiannually April Oct CHEOUE SAVE ACCOUNT The perfect daytoday account which combines free chequing and earned savings Interest is calculated on your minimum half yearly balance and paid April October STATEMENT ACCOUNT personal chequing account providing monthly statement and the return of your cancelled cheques ALL FREE but paying no interest YOUR INTEREST RATES HIGH WITH US Effective February l1979 Per Annum Rates subiect to change wrthout notice Convenient Hours Monday through Saturday the municipal savings loan corporation DunIop at Owen 7269311 Georgian Mall 7250340 Member Canada Dsposit Insurance Corporation IN ANY FORM sea1 AS 10x MK er iBK JEWELLERY GOLD 57m Witt mane mamas CANADiAN OR FOREIGNMEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLIC ART Au FRANKLIN MINT SILVER OR GOLD 3000 OLD DENWRES as CANADIANILO or SILVER xsv one AoiANORoScomS CHOICE SINGLE EMS OR COLLECTIONS CANADIANPROOMIRE 52156650 excuse WAOIAN PAPERMONEYwtm EA SHlNPLASTERS $1 00 is CANADIAN OLYMPIC COINS A00 is eREssNtArION SETS CASED saves DOLLARS ALI sanIcN cows2 EA or us TYPE COINS CANADIAN TOKENS AMERICAN AND CANAoIAN RARInes eRYou NAME IT WEWYLL BUY 1T seamen moor SETS TERMS FREE APPRAISAIS NO OBLIGATION CASH PAID ALL TRANIA IIONS FINAL FULL SECURITY ON THE PREMISES ARMED GUARD DUTY AI ALL TIMES So take those old coins stamps paper money or what have them in for free appraisal We are interested in any quantit you out of your secret drawer or safety do sit box and bring yLARGE or small one Item or 1000 transportation is problem please call us and we will arrange for you to come down by taxi if you live in town and items for sale we will make on appointment to view maior collections if desired COIN AND STAMP EXCHANGE operated by Silver Dollars Regd Division of MCIF Ltd FRIDAY 10 am to pm SATURDAY 10 am to pm Located at 55 Dunlop St WestBarrie Phone Number 705 7261663 the former location of the Barrie Coin Gift Shop