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Barrie Examiner, 15 Oct 1976, p. 22

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Mel Torme already engaged in custody battle with her hus band over their two children has filed for divorce to end their 10 year marriage Janette Scott Torme 38 filed the action on the grounds of ir reconcilable differences Mrs Torme originally won ruling in Britain making their two children Daisy aged six and James three wards of the English High Court But the British court two weeks agreed that the custody fiét should be transferred to Los Angeles The couple have joint tem porary custody of the children and are barred from making disparaging remarks about each other in front of the children until the custody issue is resolved in December MARINAS section of the TrentSevern Waterway the New Jake Gaudaur high level bridge and the old hand operated railway Swing Bridge marks historically rich gateway to Huronia The Narrows between Lakes Simcoe and Couchiching at Orillia seen from 3000 feet Unusual geographic features seen in flight over county By BRIAN BAKER ELMVALE After see much of Simcoe County by roa travel it is refreshing change to explore it by air from theop timum height of three to four thousand feet where all sorts of unusual features invisible on the ground show up in startling Flying with his Cessna under the air codeof CF Bravo Tango Golf Bo Jackson of St Pauls pic me up at Barrie Airport where airport operator Don Fish who on this Sunday checked out nearly four hun dred flights in June the airport was fourth hi heat of its category for all nada gave us beautiful fiveknow weather and the allclear for takeof We followed the local OPP highway spotter lane down the runway up away across highway 227 in different world above the big shopping malls with their empty acres of parking lots Strikingly Barrie at the end of Kem felt Bay appeared to be at end of great deadend river City hall the Tannery the gleaming White Towerm Apartment Barrie Station the gleaming rails and the Centennial Park fountain stood out from the rest of the City LITTLE LAKE Swinging north we passed just west of Little Lake pear shaped lake blocked up by old barrier beaches Everywhere we saw strange patterns scrawled across hills and ields clear evidence of the glacial origination of the curface features of our county At Crown Hill the white painted green roofed barns on Gordon Atkinsons Meadowlake Farm stood out plainly North of the Dalston the land beneath us became more rugged with Edgar standing on the hiehgt of the Iandand spec tacular Horeshoe Valley with its skislope streaks through the bush few miles to the north Following the old Penetanguishene Military Road now mere ribbon beneath our right wing it was evident that the surveyor had intended to build perfectly straight road from Crown Hill to Penetang but swamp and Orr Lake had not been an ticipated and forced two major detours Mr Jackson pointed to white tower in field just south of Bass Lake This is navigational guidance station or Vorcheck station call it Becpcr station which tran smits the code EILY to passing planes and lets them zero in on it by compass Sud bury is the next such station It is vital link in navigational communications HALFWAY MARK Elmvale was the central mint of our explorations the lfway mark Moreover it was the Elmvale that we looked dOansomeofthebestfar mland in the county Like some giant patchwork quilt in ifferent greens as well as browns allows and buffs neatlyfen fields seemed to speak of the bounty of the earth atthisThanksgivin season Northwest of vale we flew directly across Tiny Marsh Conservation area and the largest manmade pond we have seen in these parts The pond in this area fames as refuge for water fowl and game birds vocers hundreds of acres One velcausewa at places part breached water crosses it from north to south Curiously although where the 2nd line ofIiny used to cross it cos to west is under many feet of water from the air it still shows up as faint ghost We cut west to the east end of Wasaga Beach where we could see to advantage the phenomena of the Nottawasaga running its last five miles parallel to Nottawasaga Bay separated only by sand spit few hundred feet wide In con juction with this are some twenty concentric arc rings just back from the beach showing in slightly different bands of trees as plainly as in geological map the in creasingly lower abaondoned shorelines of ancient Lake Huron As we swung well out over the great expanse of Nottawasa Bay avoided looking to west where the undescribable blue of the water merged im perceptibly with the haze and the blue sky in world without horizon the likes of which you could fly right out into Space and lose contact with the earth Instead concentrated on the beautiful beaches and resorts up the east shore like Woodland Beach Bluewater Beach Ossossane Beach Cawaja Beach and Sand Castle Beach where gleaming white sand beaches separate the resorts with their colorfully roofed houses and dee green woods from the pale lue in shore slopes and the deep blue black of the offshore waters that dro abruptly off to the bottomo thelake Like long snouted fox with two three hundred acres lakes for eyes jibway Indian Reser ve No 30 Christian Island with lovely Iceside beaches and tracts of natural woods stood four miles off the northwest tip of Tiny lownshi of which it is part We coul just make out the hastionml walls of St Marie Htowhichinlststbefluronld nians and Jesuit priests were drivenb thelroquois Nov virtural sea of water we passed between forested uninhabited Hope and Beckwith Islands and acrmstoGiants Tomb Islandso named because the silhouette of the hills has the form of ing man representin ac ing to Indian the Giant Kitchikewana tossed great rocks into Bay to create the Thousand Islands than laid down and died on this the largest Fantastic is the only word to describe the sourthern rtion of the Thirty Ihwsaml lands of which there are 50000 seen from the air Some are large with several cottages on them Some are so small that the sin cottage it ma support in dangers of ailing off into the water Some have only few trees or single Pine Some support no vegetation of any kind Some islands occur in long strings and in multiple strings They go to the Horizon MANY LAKES The only difference we noticed in coming to the mainland was that instead of hundreds of islands we were flying over hundreds of lakes We cut back Penetanguishene at the end of its deep blue fiord with the naval establishment strung along the east shore beneath the Ontario Institution Overlooking Midkand we noted the imposing blackand white Martyrs Shrine great gain elevators like toys around the bay St Marie Among the Hurons and adjacent Wye Mar sh Conservation area South of Port McNicoll the worrlds longest railway trestle bridge arced around Hog Bay to carry grain from Canadian Pacific terminal elevators halfafloat halfland half water country is the Severn River of North Simcoe where we saw this section of the TrentSevem waterway spread out beneath us like map We noted Port Severn Gateway to Lake Huron the Big Chute where we could see water boiling down the rocky gorge Severn falls Swifr Rapids and Hydro Glen scenic wonders The colors of the maples with the golds and crimsons were breathtaking North of the river we noted narrow lakes miles long filling furrows bet ween the granite bedrock which looked as if it had flowed ages ago Just west of Sparrow Lake in Matchcdash startling clip tical anticlinc with concentric rings of rock covcring maybe two thousand acrcs whowcd an ancient upwvwclling of half molten granitc After refueling at Muskoka we flew back down Lake CouchichiiXenoti the Green River and Bla River east of Washago With its islands in cluding Chief scattered down its length Lake Couchi is one of the prettiest At airport on Lake St John Mr Jackson pointed out the old Stroud arene which he set up there as an airport building The gateway to Huronia Beautiful Orillia halfhidden by shade tress spread down aromd to the famed narrows betweenLake Simcoe and Couchiching an area of delight ful bays BARRIE VIEW We had most dramatic view ofBarriefardowntheendof Kempenfelt bay from mile east of Big Bay PointandNear by Sandy Cove Just to the south well out in the lake mile long gash of rock almost breaks the surface of the lake Snake Island looked more like bear hide rug spread upon deep blue tile floor Crossing the fertile farmlands of Innisfil Mr Jackson commented that Innisfil has as many fields of corn whole farms of it as the north has lakes Our target was the Blue Mountain area of Collingwood but as we passed over Angus noting the layout of Base Bor den and the great patcheds of bare sand on the Sand Plains wenoticedadense band of haze blotting out the east face of the Niagara Escarpment Instead we circled around the great wilderness area of Minesing swamp which from the air showed up in three concentric rings an outer one of colorful hardwoods an inner ring of dark green evergeens and central band of grass and muskeg Much of it was flooded and we could plainly grasp the meaning of the saying that it takes only ten minutes to et lost in Minesing Swamp an day to find your way out again Back over the whitish marl plains of Minesing directl over the scores of neat boxed in tree nursery beds at Midhur st Forestry Station back to Barrie we came Coming in at 2000 feet We could look right down to Cooks Bay Thorah Island Lake Couchiching up to Midland and back up to Collingwood giving us neat review of our sky view of Sim coe County NO NEED FOR SALT When you are making ched dar cheese sauce or soup taste it before adding salt You may find the cheese provides enough

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