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Plan to stop illegal deals HEALTH MINISTER MARC LAI0NIE GETS FLI SIIOT is attacked by opposition OTTAWA CP Govern ment guides to prevent illegal pr improper overseas business deals by Crown corporations were announced Thursday and immediately attacked by oppo ition MPs as unenforceable Under the guides Crown cor porations must establish and follow formal procedures when hiring agents to promote or sell oods in foreign countries But Enforcement of those proce dures is left to the corporations hot the government New Democrats said the pol icy is too weak because it at lows Crown corporations to make an exception to the guides where it is satisfied such exception is warranted That clause was not meant as loophole Treasury Board gesident Robert Andras told Commons after tabling the guides If corporation makes an exception to the guides it must be documented in the companys annual report TC Douglas NDPaNa IaimoCowichanThe Islands said the government should provide tough enforcement EOILOW CRITICISM The guides follow con Ooversy over practices of vemmentowned corporations hich were criticized several weeks ago by AuditorGeneral IJ Macdonell He said government control is so remote that no govern ment officials could provide Eillh him with complete list of Solve Your Christmas Problems with PORTABLE OI Crown companies and agen cies Mr Andras said there are about 70 of them including Atomic Energy Company of Canada Ltd tAECl whose $24million payment to an un known foreign agent for the sale of nuclear reactor to Ar gentina is under RCMP investi gation The government has also been under fire over reports from former auditorgeneral Maxwell Henderson that Poly sar Ltd governmentowned chemical company paid $2 mil lion in rebates to customers in cash or through numbered Swiss bank accounts The guides say business offi cials must follow Canadian law at home or abroad and must obey the laws of any foreign country with which they are doing business Canadian corporate officials diplomats and trade commis sioners are directed not to give or accept any bribe or other im proper benefit or apply ime proper influence ALI PAPER If company plans to hire an agent it should set up proce dure to select the agent on the basis of skill and integrity And it should make formal written contract with the agent spelling out all payment of fees and commitment to obey the laws Mr Andras later told report ers he doubted whether the AECI controversy would have POCKET CALCULATOR Mm Office Outfitters BARRIE PLAZA 7370201 arisen if such guides had been established at the time of the sales in question Under the guides corptr rations must name their agents and the money paid to them in their annual reports We do not want to catch the damage only after it has been done NDP leader Ed Broad bent said We want to set up procedure in advance to stop improper behavior Reviving opposition calls for appointment of financial chief to oversee government spending Mr Hroadbent said comptrollergeneral could be responsible for enforcing these good guidelines which otherwise would be just pious platitudes 2050AGE GROUI Suspensmn adv1sed in flu shot program By THE CANADIAN PRESS The status of swine flu inoculation programs in cities and towns across Canada has been thrown into disarray by reports from the United States indicating possible link between the vaccine and form of par alysis Federal Health Minister Marc Lalonde told news conference in Ottawa on Thursday night that he has asked the provinces to suspend immunization of persons between the ages 20 and 50 until Jan by which time he expects to have detailed report from the US He recommended that the elderly and chronically ill continue to be immunized because of the small risk of complication compared with the risk of influenza in that group Ontario and British Columbia health of ficials announced shortly after Mr Lalondes news conference that all their swine flu im munization programs had been suspended Some provinces such as Manitoba decided to carry on with inoculations for the elderly and cronically ill Health officials in other provinces said they were studying the situation SUSPEND PROGRAM The actions were in response to decision earlier Thursday by US health officials to suspend that countrys extensive swine flu immunization program Suspension of the US program followed reports of at least 94 cases of condition called GuillainBarre syndrome also known as French polio Four of the 94 persons died but health officials stressed there was no evidence of direct link between swine flu vaccines and the deaths All four victims had been given the swine flu vaccine As many as 50 million US resi Only days till Christmas to sh0p at Corohs Factory Outlet Christmas Hours Sat Dec 18 10 om pm Mon Dec 20 Thurs Dec 23 10 om pm CORAH LTD 60 Bell Farm Rd 7370743 dents have had flu shots Symptoms of the syndrome include growing paralysis loss of limb use and breathing difficulties The syndrome is first identified by tingling in the feet It then works its way up both sides of the body Frank Miller Ontario health minister said the provinces program is being halted until tests verify either that the inoculation may cause paralysis or that the vaccine is safe He said about one million flu shots have been given in the province since Oct 28 There have been no recorded cases of paralysis Mr Miller said the connection between the vaccine and the paralysis is only tentative but when there is even suggestion of dange to human health such programs should be halted In Victoria Dr Ken Benson associate deputy minister of community health ser vices said all BC health units were ordered to stop giving swine flu vaccine until furthei information is available Dr Benson said BC had carried out most of the inoculations it had planned except those for essential community workers In Alberta all health units were advised suspend programs until the province receive more information from the federal gvern ment on the US decision to shut down it vaccination program Dr Nelson said Theres no need to panic the deput minister of health said From what weve learned so far we dont think anyone who ha had the shot should be unduly concerned Dr James Ilowell Edmontons medica health officer said no cases of adverse reac tions to the vaccine have been reported He added that those who have had their flu shot have little to worry about because it is such rare syndrome Wm The most exciting origi motion picture event of all Connth MCMI Ilvl pm 04 xv is Znminim STARTS TODAY An tinrvmu Dino De Laurentiis presents John Guillermin Film King Kong WARNING SOME SCENES MAY FRIGHTEN THEATRES BRANCH ONTARIO starring Bridges Charles Groclin Introducing Jessica Lange Executive Producers Federico De Laurentiis and Christian Ferry Screen lay by Lorenzo Scmpledr Produced by Dino De Laurentiis Directed by ohn Guillcrmin Music CI in oscd and Conducted by John Barry RECOMMENDED AS WIT ENTERTAINMENT 46 DUNLOP STW Panavision in Color Paramount Release Wadlhe natrnol NIUDJIAHYNIH KING KJNGImm Rxlthoolc SHOWING TODAY AT 700 930 PM SHOWING SAT AT 1200 220 440 700 930 SHOWING SUN AT 130 400 700 930 7284681 ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD IN THE MATTER OF SECTION 35 of The Planning Act RSO 1970 349 and IN THE MATTER on application by The Corporation of tho Township of Oro for approval of its Restricted Aroo Bylow 1031 as amended by ByIow 1032 or further amended by ByIow 1097 in summary of the provisions of ByIow 1097 are attached hereto as Schedule and signed by the Secretory APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday the 17th day of January 1977 at the hour of eleven oclock local time in the forenoon at the Township Hall in the Township of Oro for the hearing of all parties in terested in supporting or opposing this application If you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings In the event the decision is reserved persons taking part in the hearing may request copy of the decision from the presiding Board Member Such decision will be mailed to you when available Dated at Toronto this 30th day of November 1976 Andrews Secretary Note Copies of Bylows 1031 1032 and 1097 with Schedules may be examined at the Township Office during Business hours 830 to 430 of Oro Station RR No2 SCHEDULE TO THE FOREGOING APPOINTMENT DATED THE 30th day of November 1976 Andrews Secretary The following is summary of the Amendments of Bylow No 1031 provided for in BYLAW 1097 Section Section No 32 amended in Bylow No 1031 as follows 32 replaces Schedules to with Schedules and The changes in Schedule are the floor area in and 2storey buildings Bylaw No 1031 referred to ground floor requiredond Bylow No 1097 refers to total floor area Schedule refers to appropriate zones and incorporates the changes in Inherent Hazard Lands 051 and 032 areas which is the result of the remapping by the Ministry of Natural Resources of such areas and boundaries 33 is complementary to the above 34 is complementary to the above 510 is amended to read that dwelling or born in an agricultural or on 051 or 052 or residential zone may be replaced if destroyed provided the new building complies with all the requirements of Schedule 5l7c is amended to read that the fencing requirements of swimming pool shall be defined in Bylow passed pursuant to Section 354i 24 of the Municipal Act 5l9b is amended to allow the Township of Oro and Local Boards and Commissions and telephone and telegraph companies to use any building or structure for purposes of public service 529 Table is amended with respect to parking for commercial and professional offices 62b is amended by deleting the words or from the Ministry of Housing 62b is amended by replacing the entire subsection and providing that distances and set backs referred to shall be governed by Certificate of Compliance issued by the Ministry of the Environment 10 712 is amended to allow home occupations 05 defined in 1435 and professional and business offices in all residential zones Andrews Secretary 11 713 is amended with reference to the location of accessory buildings 12 713 with respect to size of accessory buildings and lot coverage 13 723 New Allows erection of dwellings on londs thereon described not withstanding deficiency in depth 14 733 New Applies special provisions to Registered Plans M8 M9 30 and M31 all being located in El of lots and Concession VI 15 732 New The permitted uses on those lands comprising Registered Plan M48 shall be limited to be single family detached seasonal residences 16 81 is deleted and the following substituted Residence of caretaker and his family for permitted use 17914 is deleted and the following substituted Maximum height shall be 35 feet 18 1112 New Applies special provisions to Registered Plans M8 M9 30 M31 19 112 Deleted and the following substituted 112 Inherent Hozord Lands OS2 Zone 1121 Provided for the permitted use on such lands 20 136 Deleted and the following substituted 136 Bodyshop Wl of Lot 16 Registered Plon No1 21 13 Further amended by adding the following subsections allowing automobile body repair shops on l37 Bodyshops SW Corner Lot 20 Concession Xlll 138 Bodyshop Pt Wlz Lot 10 Concession X1 139 Bodyshop SW Pt Lot 16 Concession 22 1447 Amended by adding the following paragraphs Computing lot frontage for lots abutting lake 23 1450 is amended by deleting subsection and replacing it with the following means the lot line that divides the lot from the street but 24 1454 is deleted and new provisions mode as to Mobile Homes 25 1456 amended by changing paragraph number 26 1456 amended by changing paragraph numbers 27 1473 amended by redefining seasonal residence 28 1477 amended by redefining assumption of public highway 29 15 Amending section of Planning Act referred to 30 15 Adds list of bylows repealed 31 Schedule to Bylow1031 replaced by Schedule to this bylaw 32 Schedules and to ByIow No 1031 replaced by Schedule to this bylow NOTICE OF HEARING WARNING This Hearing is being held for decision as to whether the Township of Oro Restricted Area Zoning Bylaw No 1031 passed on February 13 1974 and amended by Bylow No 1032 passed on March 18 1974 and further amen ded by Bylow No 1097 passed on March 1976 should or should not be approved in whole or in port The aforementioned Bylow No 1031 being Bylow to implement the Official Plan for the Township of Oro Planning Area which was approved on March 26 1973 ByIow No 1031 along with amending Bylow No 1032 was forwarded to the Ontario Municipal Board with request for approval along with list of ob iections and persons in support on July 11 1974 As number of obiections had been received to the Environmental Protec tion Areas as shown on the Schedule of Bylaw No 1031 the Ministry of Natural Resources was requested to do remopping and after presen tation of some to Public Meeting Bylow No 1097 which included the new mapping was forwarded to the Ontario Municipal Board on March 1976 with request for direction consideration and approval along with ByIaw No 1031 Schedule to this Notice of Hearing refers to amendments that Bylow No 1097 purports to amend in Bylaw No 1031 with respect to 052 lands All persons objecting to the Environmental Protection Areas were advised of the remopping and that the said amendment was available for review of the Township Office prior to the Public Meeting and number of persons did review the changes Copies of the said Bylows and Schedules may be examined at the Township Offices during normal working hours Tel 4872016 Dated at Oro this 10th day of December 1976 NEUFEID Clerk Township of Oro RR Oro Station Ontario 9L6 LI Joqmaoaa Kapyg iau1mex3 apnea