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WI the oxamlnor Friday Doc 1011 oney res cues firhll Private money has come to the rescue of Barries old firehall but Torontobased groups proposal to turn the building into commercial operation could face rough road at city council Four real estate men who ialize in such rojects have proposed to lease the disu building from city for 99 Yo chumtn To almn rtl Mammfl wispthinker tenders were to be called for demolition of the building whitchm was formerly scheduled for restoration as city arts oen The group which will call itself Historic Pr Ltd wants to lease the buildi spend about year restoring it not too long for the city to allow the prime location on Coi lier Street to be tied up by one firm The rii date creates problem because of doubts as to the fi lls ability to stand through the winter without MOO to $30000 worth of structural and heating repairs and weatherproofing the mayor said operties Group beginning in April and grou would begin pay AT years restore it put restaurant or other commercial use on the ground floor and add apartments or office upstairs The group includes David Walsh president of Torontos annual rent Downtown Business Council and coowner of Wharfside Pro Perlies Ltd restoration firm R0belt Phillips not the MayorRoss Archer who originally suggested the call for Heritage Canada animal of the same name Walshs part ware mposals said Thursday the length of the progzsed ner in WharfSide Properties James Cumming also Ease April takeover date and the percentage sed veteran of restoration work and Peter Oliver commer cial real estate specialist The proposal was the only response to the citys invitation to private investors to restore and operate the 100yearold firehall If no proposals had been received by Thursday council The leng Community service program The Barrie detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police received visit this week from Sgt Denis Robson of OPP headquarters in Toronto Sgt Robson head of the safety section of the OPPs community services branch addressed local officers and media on the community ser vice program which has as objective the general improvement of public attitudes toward the police and safety Sgt Robson right discusses an AIcoDlal device that relates bloodalcohol levels body weight and number of drinks consumed with Const Ron Golden community ser vices officer with the Barrie OPP Examiner Photo YesYou can afford Quality single family Home $37990 beautiful view overlooking Barries Kempenfelt Bay ILovelv view from the Surrey Place site overlooking Barrie and Kempenfelt Bay lFantastic value for your money TRIDEL built homes IChoice of and bedroom homes on your own land Mortgage payments same or less than renting In Barrie 705 7370500 From Toronto I416 3031018 Open Monday thru Friday l0 am to pm Saturday 81 Sunday 10 rim to pm DEL TBiaipLgL ANNE STREET EL IEALTV RC FEALTOR You can meet us at the Bayfieid Mall Friday November 25 to Saturday December 1977 Win total $2000 first prize $1000 Second prize 500 Third prize 500 The draw will be made December 1977 at 500 pm in the Mail This Christmas shopping spree is redeemable at all participating Hayfield Mall stores and entities three lucky winners to spend as SURPRISE Visit us and deposit your entry stub in the Mail or at the Information Centre located north of Edgehill Drive near Anne St Entry forms are available at the Surrey Place display and at all identified merchants ing taxes on the building in April 1979 an would pay as rent 10 per cent of its gross income on the building less taxes as rental rate all could cause problems for the offer at city th of the lease staggers me little he said He said he had meseen lease for no more than 48 years long enough to let investors make profit on the project but He said he would be reluctant either to pay city money for the work recommended last month by structural engineer Alan Zeegan or to take chance on leaving the work un done Members of the group general committee todiscuss the proposal Walsh told The Examiner Thursday the grou is open to discussion of any reasonable revisions counci might want to make in the proposal will meet Monday with councils Detailed plans for the roject will not be prepared until tenants are secured Wa said He declined to state the estimated cost of restoring the building CWC reopens negotiations for Bell Canada tradesmen TORONTO Staff The Communications Workers of Canada CWC Union represen ting about 14000 Bell Canada Little progress reported MIDLAND Staff Little progress is being made towards settling the 10daysstrike by 448 members of local 1411 United Auto Workers against Decor Metal Products here Union and management bargainers met for 12 hours Tuesday and unofficial sources say some progress was made but settlement is still far off However neither union nor company officials will confirm the results of Tuesdays meeting First Prize $2000 Vacation Holiday tradesman and technicians in Ontario and Quebec has re opened contract negotiations At issue are wages and cost of living allowance job classifications and wage disparities between identical jobs in different Bell Canada regions Peter Klym vicepresident of the CWCs Ontario region said Thursday the union exercised its option to reopen negotia tions under clause in its cur rent threeyear contract with Bell last October and two bar aining sessions have been hel inMontreaisofar The contract signed last January gave the Bell workers 23 per cent wage increase over three years but left the door open to further wage negotiations in the third year of the cthesaid wage settlement was referred to the AIB and rolled back earlier this year However the CWC aled Second Prize 10 Portable Candle Cassette Recorders with BuiltIn AMFM Radio Model JTR 1215 Third Prize 20 Polaroid SX70 newest One Step Camera Outfits Heres all you have to do Open Savings or Chequing account for $50 or the rollback to antiinflation ad ministrator Donald Tansley but no decision has been made Until Tansley 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