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Extension granted lnnisfilBarrie bus OKed By NANCY FIGUEROA Of The Examiner TORONTO Transtario Bus Lines Inc Bradford may ex tend its line route service from otnts in Innisfil Township to Georgian Mall and back ruled the Ontario Highway Transport Board Wednesday The ruling to the delight of Innisfil residents was made after three days of hearings Transtarios other proposal however to run charter ser vice in Barrie was denied As well Transtario can not operate charter service from Georgian Mall Gerald Bolton owner and operator of Transtario said he today City Editor Ian Mulgrew7266537 was glad the proposal to extend line service was accepted He said however as far the charter was concerned the door is still open and may re apply at another time The board represented by AA Landry and Ralph Rothwell said there was need for an extended line run service Planning board attacks Stollar By DENNIS LANTIIIER OfThe Examiner plan by Jack Stollar to develop commercial property in the Bayfield Street area would undermine efforts to rejuvenate the core Ald Fred Ruemper said Tuesday Barrie planning board re jected proposal by Stollar to zone commercial 15 acres located east of Bayfield street and immediately south of the city limits Stollars not interested in planning boards opinion on the matter city planner Rick Jones told the board He said Stollar who did not attend may forego taking the matter to general committee and may head straight to the Ontario Municipal Board OMB have lot of suspicions about this application Ald Ruemper said His absence from the meeting tonight speaks lot It was mentioned Stollar may be proceeding with the applica tion simply to challenge the Barrie planning arrangements for the downtown FREEZEON The city has freeze on all commercial development on the fringe of the city limits while plans for downtown are underway Roger Oatley planning board member said Stollar could challenge the entire of ficial plan amendment which council approved in principle recently Rick Jones did not agree He said it the case came before the OMB the city would likely have little to worry about He said the case would be solid To thwart commercial development along the Bayfield street strip now is essential planning board chairman Ken Byles said Ald Ruemper said Stollar often discussed the prospect of establishing another mall along Bayfield street The alderman said the city made mistake in the st by putting commercial evelop ment along Bayfield in an attempt to compete with Vespra Theres serious traffic problem there now said Bill Sakeris Lay more high development there could hurt Stollar is also involved in gathering properties for an alternate downtown improve ment project scheme Province position same on citys future growth The provincial government has not changed its position on growth expectations for Barrie Mayor Ross Archer and four Barrie aldermen met Tuesday with Tom Wells minister of in tergovernmental affairs and George Taylor MPP for Sim coe South Mayor Archer told The Ex aminer today it appeared the governments position remains unchanged The province forecast population for Barrie of 125000 by the year 2011 The mayor said it turned into general discussion on Barrie On growth prospects and that specifies were not investigated The city wanted to know if the governments philosophy had changed said the mayor One of the challenges to the citys downtown improvement project is that the govern ments forecast is not realistic and that Barrie will not grow to that extent Ald Alex Arthur has said the city must continue to follow its policies and plan for the future in accordance with provincial government policy Barrie along with other Sim coe countv representatives parkland development was concerned with how the province intends to finance pro jects needed to accommodate future growth The group was worried about expansion of sewage facilities development of industrial land wich may be needed to meet those needs That topic was not discussed with Wells Tuesday the Barrie mayor said Also in attendance at Tues days session in Toronto were Alderman Del Cole Ed Thomp son Ross Stevens and Gerry Tamblyn city administrator attended the meeting Ruemper still worried Ald Fred Ruemper remains concerned that parks are not developing quickly enough as persons move into new subdivi sion He told Barrie Planning Board Tuesday that included in any revised open space policy should be self imposed time limit placed on the city for developing park space Developers are now required to develop park space by the time 25 per cent of new subdivi sions are occupied Jack Stollar who says the move is il examinerguy Louie is nineteenyearold bartender who comes to Barrie from Toronto during the week to work at the Continental inn His main interests in life are girls cars and bars Examiner Photo legal is threatening to take the matter to the Ontario Municipal Board 0MB The planning department in policy statement designed for the future considers the city may again be developing the space if the case is lost However there is no provision set in the clause to deterine how long the city should take to develop the space Weve imposed somewhat different standards on the developer then we have on the city Ald Ruemper told the INR Board Ald Ruemper sid he had received lot of flak from subdivisions residents who saw their children growing up without the benefit of parks Can we as planning board be more specific he asked The board eventually decided to include clause which said council should phase comple tion of parkland development in accordance with recrea tional needs Midland cutting budget MIDLAND Midland town council is continuing its budget cuts in an attempt to keep the mill rate increase to minimum jump of at least six mills is expected Richard Platt chairman of the committtee reported Mon day the present rate ranges from 1757 mills for commer cial establishment to 1336 for private home The committee recom mends that each department review their budgets for priorities in an effort to reduce the mill rate to an acceptable level as determined by coun cil report from the finance chairman reads Since budget discussion began the public works depart ment has been hit hardest with cutbacks especially in con struction programs There seems to be some question of whether council will be able to carry out the full con struction program this year Reeve Sam Ancio chairman of the public works committee said In earlier statements Reeve Ancio along with other members of council claimed they didnt want to see mill increase but are concerned about keeping the level of ser vice up Its time to bite the bullet Catherine Dion deputy reeve said Monday while discussing request by public works to buy sidewalk snowblower Council later voted to purchase the machine complete with sander for 52279956 to and from Barrie and area Rothwell said however no case was made to prove addi tional charters were necessary Transtarios ls were opposed by Penetang Midland Coach Lines PMCL and by Travelways which operate in the Barrie area Hugh Morris QC represen ting PMCL and Travelways said Transtario was not fit applicant to provide extended services and argued an addi tional charter service was not needed in the area ACCUSED BOLTON In his cross examination Morris accused Bolton of sucking revenue from ex isting licences Bolton said his company was able to get many charters because they are small opera tion with low overhead We of fer lower rates than some other companies can he said If Bolton is declared unfit Morris said one of his clients would operate line run similar to the one proposed by Transtario RECEIVED APPROVAL The service Bolton proposed and received approval for was Tuesday and Thursday run between Bennell Gilford Gilford Beach Bayview Beach betray Clurchill Bell Ewart and Stroud to and from downtown Barrie Barrie Plaza Georgian Mall Towers and Kmart shopping centre As the more than 40 witnesses said bus service into Barrie Mall is desperately needed Witnesses most of whom were senior citizemi said Sears is the only store in Barrie that delivers their parcels Previous they had to walk or go by ca from the Bayfield Street and Cundles Avenue to the Mall The distance is about threequarters of mile or $4 taxi fare Morris was to have called witnesses from PMCL and Travelways but made motion to have the board either dismiss Transtarios application in its entiret or dismiss any poten tial Transtario operating charter trips out of Barrie In refusing Morris first mo tion but accepting the second Rothwell said there is nothing in the act to prevent Bolton from reapplying for charter service in the city of Barrie At this time however no case was made to prove additional charter service is needed in the area said Rothwell Formerlibrarian dies at age 68 Constance Hardy head librarian at the Barrie Public Library from 1956 to 1976 died Tuesday at Royal Victoria Hospital at the age of 68 Miss Hardy was born in Toronto and moved to Barrie while in elementary school She attended Barrie Collegiate and received an arts degree and library science degree from the University of Toronto Miss Hardy worked as teacher in Orillia Timmins and Timiskaming before joining the Barrie Public Library as assis tant to the head librarian in 1956 That same year she was appointed head librarian member of the Barrie Art Club and the Parkview Centre Miss Hardy had keen interest in music literature and the arts Friends may call at the Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street today from to 930 pm service will be held in the chapel Friday at 130 pm town country Roast theft thwarted Police are investigating report that man pulled knife on Loblaws employee who tried to stop him from stealing six pound beef roast from Wednesday afternoon the store at 52 Bayfield St Chuck Emms store accountant said he saw man walk past cashiers with roast under his arm Emms said he followed the man and grabbed him by the arm outside the store The man pulled sixinch blade knife and moved toward him said Emms During struggle the man dropped the roast and fled Emms suffered small cut on his hand The man is describ ed as 20 to 25 years old about feet 10 inches Emms said the man trying to steal the $1700 roast was 20 to 25 years old New trustee named The Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board appointed new trustee from Barrie Wednesday Charles Mancilla 36 of Barrie was sworn in at the boards monthly meeting to replace former trustee Tonh Decarie who resigned Ministry holding meetings The Ontario housing ministry will hold meetings in Barrie and seven other Ontario municipalities in June to outline government paper and draft legislation on the proposed new planning act The session slated for Barrie will be held on June 28 NVCA stocks streams ANGUS Staff The ministry of natural resources is stocking more than 7000 trout in Nottawasaga Valley Conservation areas this year Bob Patton Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority superintendent said about 5000 rainbow and brook trout were stocked so far this year Utopia and New Lowell conservation areas each got 800 rainbow trout and Tottenham conservation area had 1000 brook trout stocked How to through the same process ment it will be noted pany fashion magazine Keeping calm is probably operations not firebreathing dragon sion you feel now JOB VACANCIES Livein babysitters ivil engineer ommission sales persons youth and jobs your interview BARRIE An interview is one of the most difficult ex periences that we all must survive Be assured that you are not the only to sit in front of an in terviewer scared to death The first step is making an appointment Politeness counts If you are rude to the person who makes the appoint Be prepared Dont go to an interview without doing your homework Find out something about the company to which ou are applying Ask questions about it and its operations Most interviewers like to see person interested in the com What you wear to an interview is also important Trendy of faddish clothes dont score points with many employers They prefer to see you in functional but stylish clothing After all youre hired to do job not be on the front of handle The president of IBM went the toughest part of the inter view Thinking about what will be asked during an interview is way of overcoming nerves Interviewers wont trick you They want to know more about you and whether or not you re the type of person who will fit comfortably into their Take deep breath and answer the questions put to you the best way you can The person across the desk from you is Take magazine to read while you wait before your inter view Youll have few minutes singe if you arrived about 10 minutes before the interview This will help take your mind off the things that could go wrong When you go into the interview room greet your inter viewer shake his or her hand and wait to be asked to be seated Smile It doesnt cost anything Your smile and the smile you receive from your interviewer will ease the ten Interyiews are the most difficult process in the search for job Remember youre not alone The person ho is inter viewing you had to go through the same process He or she remembers what it felt like then and has good idea how Pully qualified swimming instructors irass cutters on weekly basis Frank Miller left Ontario treasurer talks to Ernie James right former district engineer in the Hunt sville area while George Taylor MP Simcoe Cen tre back looks on at meeting of the Simcoe County chapter of the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario Wednesday night Examiner Photo Politics engineers can mix By LORI COHEN Of The Examiner Engineers can make valuable contribution to politics Frank Miller says In an interview with the Ex aminer prior to his speech to the Simcoe County chapter of the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario the pro vincial treasurer said engineers have the ability to analyze and define 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