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TENDERS TENDERS land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of The Planning Act TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the City of Barrie intends to apply to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for approval of bylaw 7607 passed on July 26 I976 copy of this bylaw is fur nished herewith ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY within fourteen 14 days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the City of Barrie notice of his objection to approval of the said bylaw together with statement of the grounds of such ob iection ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of the bylaw may within fourteen I4 days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the City of Barrie notice of his support of approval of the said bylaw together with request for notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name and address to which such notice should be given THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said bylaw but before doing so it may appoint time and place when any objection to the bylaw will be considered Notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed an ab jection or notice of support and who have left with or delivered to the Clerk the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent The last date for filing objections will be October 28 I976 Dated at the City of Barrie October I4 I976 Straughan City Clerk Box 400 Barrie Ontario LAM 4T5 BYLAW NUMBER 76IO7 Bylaw of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to amend bylaw 69 33 so as to make the provisions of Section 35 of the Planning Act applicable to lands within the City of Barrie WHEREAS it is provided by Section 35 of the Planning Act RSO l970 Chapter 349 as amended that where there is an Official Plan in effect in municipality the Council of the municipality and by law passed under Section 35 may as condition or development or redevelopment of the land or buildings in the municipality or in defined area or areas thereof prohibit or require the provision maintenance and use of the facilities and matters or any of them set forth in paragraphs numbered to I2 of Section 35 and may regulate the maintenance and use of such facilities and matters AND WHEREAS there is an Official Plan in effect for the City of Barrie NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation of the City of Barrie enacts as follows Bylaw number 6933 being bylaw to regulate the use of lands and the erection use bulk height location and spacing of buildings and structures in the City of Barrie is amended by adding thereto the following section 55 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL 55l No development or redevelopment of land or buildings shall take place in the City of Barrie except where as con ditian of development or redevelopment of any land or buildings the Council of The Corporation of the City of Barrie prohibits or requires the provision maintenance and use of the following facilities and matters namely Widenings of highways that abut on the land that is being developed or redeveloped Subject to The Public Transportation and Highway lm provement Act facilities to provide access to and from the land such as access ramps and curbings including the num ber location and size of such facilities and the direction of traffic thereon Offstreet vehicular parking and loading areas and access driveways including the surfacing of such areas and driveways Walkways and all other means of pedestrian access Removal of snow from access ramps driveways parking areas and walkways Grading or change in elevation or contour of the land and the disposal of storm surface and waste water from the land and from any buildings or structures thereon Conveyance to the municipality without cost of eosemen ts required for the construction maintenance or im provement of any existing or newly required watercourses ditches land drainage works and sanitary sewerage facilities on the land Flaodlighting of the land or of any buildings or structures thereon Walls fences hedges trees shrubs or other suitable groundcover to provide adequate landscaping of the land or protection to adjoining lands Vaults central storage and collection areas and other facilities and enclosures as may be required for the storage of garbage and other waste material Plans showing the location of all buildings and structures to be erected on the land and the location of the other facilities required by the bylaw Perspective drawings and plans showing building elevations and cross sections of industrial and commercial buildings and residential buildings containing twentyfive or more dwelling units 10 Il l2 552 The Council of The Corporation of the City of Barrie is hereby authorized to regulate the maintenance and use of facilities and matters referred to in paragraph 55l 553 The facilities and matters required by paragraph 552 of this bylaw shall be provided and maintained by the owner of the land at his sole risk and expense and to the satisfac tion of The Corporation of the City of Barrie and in default thereof the provisions of Section 469 of The Municipal Act RSO I970 Chapter 284 shall apply The owner of any land within the City of Barrie referred in paragraph 55I is required as condition of develop mentor redevelopment of any land or buildings to enter in to one or more agreements with the corporation of the City of Barrie dealing with the facilities and matters referred to in paragraph 55 of this bylow No building permit shall be issued intil the plans required by clauses II and 12 of paragraph 55l have been ap proved by The Corporatian of the City of Barrie and until the agreements required by paragraph 554 have been en tered into This bylaw shall not come into force without the approval of The Ontario Municipal Board The City Clerk is hereby authorized to proceed as soon as possible with the giving of notice of the passing of this bylaw including brief explanation of Its purpose and effect and wtth the carrying out of all directions of the Ontario Municipal Board relating to the giving of such notice and to make application to the Ontario Municipal Board for the approval of this bylaw READ first second and third time and finally passed the 26th day of July AD I976 THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BARRIE 554 555 MAYOR DEPUTYCLERK Dorian Parker Westwood PURPOSE AND EFFECT OF BYLAW 76107 The purpose and effect of bylow 76l07 is to incorporate Section 35 of the Planning Act into Bylow 6933 Section 35 of the Plan ning Act will permit the municipality to place restrictions and con trol on lands and buildings proposed for development and redevelopment If you have any further questions concerning this application please contact the office of the Planning and Development Depart ment or the City Clerks Office in the City Hall You may telephone either office by calling 7264242 Straughan City Clerk Box 400 Barrie Ontario 0142l Township of Essa TENDER FOR TRUCK RENTAL The undersigned clerk will receive sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents until 500 pm Thursday October 28 I976 for offer to rent only to ton truck cab and chossrs ready to accept Township sanding equipment No tenders Will be considered unless received on forms supplied by ithe Township Forms and specifications are available at the Township Office in the hamlet of Baxter lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted ARTHUR ROTH Clerk Box IO Angus Ontario LOM ISO 29 27b O23 NOTICE OF APPLICATION to the Ontario Municipal Board by The Corporation of the City of Barrie for approval of bylaw to regulate whcn civil war torc thcir old ANNO arcs ETS mm not SPECIAL CASH RATES unmetfirs Death Notices Engagements Births $500 maximum 40 words additional words cents per word Card of Thanks 25 words $500 Additional words cents per word In Memoriam no verso $500 Verse per count lino extra 21 cents per line Coming Events $322 per column Inch BIRTHS GOOD NEWS STORY When you an nounce the birth of your child In The Bar rle Examiner clippings of the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mall your trlends and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement after birth Call The Barrie Examiner Classified 7280414 EHGAGEMEHTS JACKMANHALPINE Mrs Eileen Jackman of Barrie announces the engagement of her daughter Judyth Eileen to Stuart Francis Halpine of Con necticut son at Mr and Mrs Stuart Halpine of Belgium The marriage wlll take place Saturday November 61976 at 230am in St Marys Church CARDS 0E THANKS SMITH We sould like to sincerely thank relatives friends the neighbors of Crown Hill and Midhurst for their sym pathy and many acts of kindness in the recent loss of our dear son and brother Paul We also thank Drs Gray Beaton Parsons Grassland nurses and staff of RVH OPP and Barrie City Police Rev Peake Rev Ronayne Chamberlain Steckley Funeral Home Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith and family DEATHS GAMMON Olive Beatrice At the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Wednesday October 70 I976 Olive Beatrice Ruthven beloved wile of the late Spencer Gammon in her 90th year Dear mother of Helen Jenkins Sister of Lours Ruthven and Charles Hamilton predeceased by brothers Enos and Roy Ruthven Jack and Argue Hamilton Resting at the Steckloy Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie Complete ser vice in the chapel on Friday October 22 at 30 pm Interment St Cemetery0rillia GRAY Leslie Allen Suddenly at his residence on Wednesday October 20th 1976 Leslie Les Gray in his 75th year Beloved husband at the late Kathleen Loving father of Jim and Barry both of Barrie Dear grandfather at grand children Dear brother at Frank of Crcemorc Resting at the Jennett Funeral Home I52 Bradford St Barrie ViSitation from Thursday at Sor Vice and committal complete in the chapel on Friday October 22nd at informant Thornton Union Cemetery EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 72824I4 Andrews 100 Kurds settling in to life in Cambridge CAMBRIDGE Ont ilt Far from their nzitivc Kurdis tan district in thc mountains of northern Iraq 100 Kurds illt slowly adjusting to life in an add huvc to ask stupid qucs tions said Ilindron Khoshnow describing his ncw life waitcr brought mczi sand wich with plastic nccdlc Ill it didnt know if should cut it with knifc and fork or what Mr Khoshnow 21 Mu hzimmcdbalccm izirsL 22 and six other Kurds bctwccn thc agcs of 20 and 30 scttlcd in iim bridgc last June thcr Kurds wont to London Hamilton and Windsor llIiIl have bccn finding jobs throughout southcrn ntztrio Thcy urc vcry ln idcpcndcnt Silld Iohn Van lItiillcnburg it ztnadzt Mun powcr councillor They dont need to bc mothcrcd Khzisrow Kadcr 29 said hi jund his fcllowrcountrymcn lwcrc anxrous to fian work upon iarriving in unadzr Wc dont wanl to tukc any wclfzirc BEGIN NEW IIIII Ihc Kurds Céimt to zinadzi livcs apart comm EVENTS White Elephant Sale SATURDAY OCTOBER 23 I0 am to pm 406 lnnisfil St Proceeds Play Group Assocn Nursery School and Kempenfelt Manor Home for the Aged Crafts Ceramics Baked Goods 02021 BINGO ODDFELLOWS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 800 pm 00F HALL FERRIS LANE Jackpot $100 refreshment booth ThTF FOWL SUPPER Wednesday Oct 27 at pm Collier St United Church For tickets 7287016 or 7283881 O21 EASTVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL CHOIR RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY OCT 23rd 830 am pm at the school Bake goods white elephant used clothing toys books and records 022 new families into thc city and rcmovcd Kurdish inhabitants Rebellion brokc out and thou sands of Kurds formed gucrlt rtllztarmy We could have lot the world know about our cause by bomb Ing embassies kidnapping and hijacking said Mr Kadcr But wc wcrc not terrorists Ihc fighting cndcd in March 1973 whcn thc Lnitcd Nations called it ccziscfirc Many Kurds flcd to Iran oth crs rcturncd to Iraq and thosc who fczircd supprcssion would worscn lcft thc Middlc East About Sill wont to thc Lnitcd Status liti lcft for ALISIIIII and nnothcr till now arc in lztnzidu lhc Kurds arc Moshm but llllill In thcir obscrvuncc drinking alcohol IIIII culing pork which that rcligion for bids Now In ncw land thcy want to make fricnds with tinzi diuns said Mr Kudcr Wtml mirc Canadians thcir dc mocrzicy and thc licziuty of lhc country NUTlCE ilffilllilill lnr classmer Thc upheaval began in 1974 Wllllilds lwhen the government of Iraq in n1 lallliltfl oil ficlds around tho WIUUS my urr city of hitkuk mowd JO mm Sammy TENDERS moms TENDER FOR CONCRETE CURB GUTTER SEALED TENDERS in Township of lnnisfil envelopes plainly marked as to contents Will be received by the ClerkAdministrator at the Township Municipal Buildings 8th Line Stroud Ontario until l200 oclock noon on Wednesday October 27th I976 for the supply and placing of concrete curb and gutter type DD60l plus 860 lineal FEET AND SPILLWAYS Specnfications and tender forms may be obtained from the office of the ClerkAdministrotor Lowest or any tender not necessarily OCcepted Dempster Supt of Roads and Public Works Township of lnnisfil Shoud Groh ClerkAdministrator Township of lnnisfil Stroud O22 in it ORl rm onvt TENDER CONTRACT 75 Sealed tenders in envelopes provided will be received by the un dersigned up to 200 pm Monday November I976 for the con struction of an infiltration gallery and outfall sewer near the City Sanitary Landfill Site Sets of drawings and documents for tendering may be obtained at the Office of the City Clerk 84 Collier Street Barrie Ontario on payment of non rlundable $2500 fee Each tender must be accompanied by certified cheque payable to the City in the amount of 7° of the tender amount An agreement to bond must be submitted with the tender and bond in the amount of l00°o of the tender sum will be required from the party to whom the Contract is awarded Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Straughan City Clerk 84 Collier Street Barrie Ontario O2I Difficult taming cockroaches MOSCOW AP He has walked on fire swallowed swor ds and drunken molten iron but The Great Lon says the most difficult feat his long career was taming cockroaches At the age of 105 Dmitri Iva novich Longo is alert but bed ridden his face shrunken be hind magnificent grey heard It is many years since he as tonished the world by training Airport 77 takes off HOLLYWOOD Reuter Universal Studios encouraged by the box office success of two previous jet plane dramas is putting its disasterbeset jet of Airport into the air for the third time Producers and cast of the new film Airport 77 say these movies rather than making cinemagoers nervous about taking planes probably relieve their fear of flying Actress Lee Grant one of the stars of the film who says she is terrified of planes says of the movies They are release They release lot of fears that people havefear of the unknown fear of planes Veteran actress Olivia de Ha villand another star of the film says The main thing is that we know that accidents are extremely rare so that we can safely go through the vicarious terror of fictionalized ac cidenton film Producer William Faye who also produced Airport 75 says think these films are cscap ism and they provide certain feeling of relief too because moviegoers say Thank God wasnt on that plane OLLIDES WITII DERRICK In the latest film the jet will collide with an oil derrick and sink into the Bermuda triangle In Airport the plane was threatened with hijacking and in Airport 75 the giant jet was holcd in midair by crash with smaller plane The Boeing Company whosc 747 jet starred in both disaster cpics is not too happy that the plane is being cast in the lead ing rolc Any implications that our airplane would fall out of the sky arc unwarrantcd Bocing spokesman John thclcr said in Seattle The airplztncs safety rccord is impressive considcring the length of time it has bccn in scr vicc and the number of flights it has made But those movie pcoplc tnkc their libcrties Thats show business Although the szimc jet will be uscd there will be changc of crew Ic2tn Martin was thc pi lot Ill thc first IIItht hzirlton Heston Ill thc lust and Jack Lcmmon will bc at thc controls this timc INSIIRIII IH IIAIIIZY IIxcculivc produccr Jennings Lang says the Airport films arc not sequels but are all looscly inspircd by thc hostselling Arr thurllmlcynovcl Thcy hzivc diffcrcnt stories Wcrc just making unothcr zirlr vcnturc picturc in thc air Ihc only actor to survive all lhrcc picturcs is icorgc Kon ncdy who has bccn itdoptcd as sort of mascot by thc Inivcrsal production tcam Miss iranl who plays it troublcnmking middlczigcd woman pitsscngcr says shc had to takc tirsickncss pills whcn shc wrnt on the mockup plztnc on tho movic sct Its bcttcr now she said But zit the beginning it was just awful liccziusc was in ii plunc that was doing all the things was afraid plum woulddo Asked if shc had over bccn on piano during an untoward in cidcnt she said For pcrson like me little jolt is an unto ward incident Miss dc Ilavilland as ro mantic old woman who meets an old Hume on tho doomed flight says Thcscdays flying joins us together So many people doit She says the disaster films may actually serve useful purpose of telling pooplc how to behave in plane accident Wc arc always being told about these things but wc only half listen Both thc carlier Airport films were big boxoffice successes but did not fare well with the critics Airport 75 in particular was the target of strong at tacks WHICH DAY IS BEST Advertisers frequently ask this question Fortunately there Is no best day to advertise Each day new wants arise bringing new readers as od ones satisfy their wantsw9 recommend that you start your ad tomorrow and cancel it when you get results After many years of exi parlance with millions of want ads we know tomorrow Is the best day to start your ad and every day is the best day ti ad vertise in The Barrie Examiner Classified Section Phone 7282415 NOTICE deadline for classified word ads pm previous day noon Saturday cockroaches to swing on swings open tiny newspapers and rush at his command to miniature table where they sat in tiny chairs and ate from tiny dishes Longo who billed himself as the only man ever to tame cockroaches says such men as Thomas Edison Leo Tolstoy and Anton Chekhov were en vious of his secrets and longed to learn his skills magician dervish and snake charmer The Great Longo performed from the 18805 to the 19405 travelling through the United States and Canada as well as through Russia Asia and the Middle East CONFIRMATION SPARSE Longos story comes from newspaper and there is no way of confirming much of what he says He says he was born in the Caucasus republic of Azerbai jan near Iran and was sent to live with his grandfather in Moscow when he was Four years later he ran away to live with Indians and pi rates but got no farther than Moscows busy central market where he was taken under the wing of an Italian magician named Angust Antonelli Soon the boy was walking on redhot coals and on the points of sharpened swords He learned trick by which he ways he made human em bryo appear in beaker of clear liquid and grow before the astonished eyes of his audience into smiling yearold baby But Longo was still looking for Indians and pirates and soon he had run away again this time to stow away on steamer heading for Can stantinople JOINEI DERVISIIES In Turkey he joined troop of dervishcs and learned their whirling dances their religious rites and their tricks and hocus pocus Back in Russia toward the end of the 19th century Longon joined forces with giant Ivan Vakulin and midget Jose phino Kron and set off to tour the world performing such tricks putting his hands in side crocociles mouth and kissing deadly anaconda snakes His cockatoo Arra ac companied him everywhere It was during this period that he learned to tame cock roaches by methods he still will not reveal and made the acquaintance of such luminaries as Edison Today Longo lives quietly in small Moscow apartment with his granddaughter and her family too frail to demonstrate any of his old feats or oven to talk for very long without tiring The Barrie Examiner Thursday October 21 I976l9 War brides invited to tell their stories RIDGETOWN Ont CP It was the man they loved not the country and most war brides didnt have clue about what life in Canada would be like Peggy OHara has 160 pages of typed manuscript for book she started writing last year on her own experiences and those of other British war brides Through the columns of news papers from Vancouver to Hali fax and the Canadian Legion magazine she invited war brides to tell of their ex periences One answer came from woman whose husband brought 15 firmadxfi an 13 her to prairie farm that lacked running water She was soon invited to community shower She told Mrs OHara she thought shower was an ex pression of has itality from neighbor bless with water Mrs OHara has heard from the occasional war groomone was the husband of Canadian Womens Army Corps girl who found himself on ship loaded with women Mrs OHaras idea of collec ting reminiscences of war brides started when she re turned to her home town of Sut ton Surrey in September 1975 Many Canadian troops had been billetied in Sutton homes DISLIKED CLIMATE Many of the war brides corfi plained about the weather the Canadian climate being hotter and colder than any they had experienced There were traumatic ex periences with foodan abun dance of it compared Withwar time Britainand with differ ences in terminology One woman said she found coalandwood stove in her home She put joint Brit ish for roast in the oven and thought push of the damper had switched the stove on until she later found clump of raw meat with hungry husband waiting Mrs OHara said her major source of information was Lt Col Evan Sutherland FEArHE 94 rflwmz rr RS come And flexibility No wonder eyrc Canadas most pop or myestjmen Flexibility Two Kinds Thcyrc flexible because you AFully registered bonds These can buy Canada Savings Bonds in bonds are registered as to both various denominations for cash or principal and interest The interest on instalments whcrcvcr you bank is sent to you automatically by or invest And thcyrc cashablc cheque each year on November lst anytime at their full face value They are available in denominations plus carnch intcrcst This year of $500 $1000 and $5000 lgfgrlkéggohm has bun Coupon bonds These bonds are registered as to prinCipaI and have annual interest coupons payable to bearerThey are available in denominations of $50 $100 $500 $1000 and $5000 For ovcr 30 ycnrs Canada Savings bonds lmvc bccn tlic most popular invcstmcnt in Canada Litcrzilly millions of Canadians have uscd Canada Savings Bonds 15 way to build solid financial basc Tlicyrc simplc straightforward and cosy to undcrstnnd Thcyrc grciit way to savc Hcrcs why Security CZIIIIILIiI Savings Bonds nrc sccurc bccnusc rhcyrc buckcd by all the rcsourccs of Canada Income Thcy pay good incomc an nvcragc annual intcrcsr to maturity in 1985 019137 Erich $100 bond bcgins with $350 intcrcst thc first ycnr illILl thcn pays $925 intchst for czich of thc rcmnining ycnrs Average Annual Interest to Maturity