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mits Should be effective for one assessment in lnnisfil ceidudthStCiniMfi Vlue She said Its not fair year following the purchase Township council has been if approval is given the hggggpftl that some People curry the Ben Straughan City clerk asked to authorize the ministry ministry will hold an open reduhod omen who load similarlighL pact study of the township the assessment change with lflnnisfilrequeststheimpact permit is yearly one Of the 569 farm classified residents The ministry will dwmx 1m use SiUd it Wt be Oilttfiihom 100 Straughan told The Examiner properties in the township 280 pay all costs The new system oun Kathe Jans said she municipalities to have done so today you go buy car are over assessed and 251 are licence now you dont get it for underzssessed said Jack liett hhifhriccg ner irector of field opera Straughan says there are now tions assessment division of 32 people in town taking ad themmistry at Special com vantage of the special permits mittee meeting Thursday The system is at times abus the 130 properties ed said Straughan Some peo Classified as commercial 59 pie have the idea permits enti are overassessed and 62 are tie them to park the whole underassessed Only nine are BylltlSGAlil people work 1214 hours day lightning day istmughhh saui conSidered properly assessed Examiner orrespondent for up to three weeks travell Lightning in this area is But persons can only park for GEORGE HLlE The most underassessed land Ministry of natural resources ing through thick bush usually accompanied by heavy the icngih 0i time the meter Ureme in the township is vacant land employees are combating as He says that this is develop rains that quickly extinguish it By RICHARD THOMAS Of The Examiner group of 26 residents on Snow Va ley Road in Vespra Township has been told that spill of industrial waste near their properties year ago could contaminate wells by working its way through water table Although ministry of environ ment tess of the wells show there is no immediate danger the residents were wamed in letter this week from Dr David Korn acting medical officer of health for Simcoe County that the spill presents potential hazard At special meeting of Vespra Township council Thursday delegation of the residents were told by health unit and ministry of environ ment officials that the spill had occurred in June 1978 when the plastic liner ruptured in lagoon used for storing in dustrial waste on the nearby property of Chemical Petro Waste CPW Disposal Ltd of Barrie ln hi letter Dr Korn advised residents no to drink the water if they noticed any change in the taste or smell and high risk groups such as pregnant women and nursing women should avoid drinking it all NO EVIDENCE However ther is no evidence at this time the wells are contaminated he added an Gray district officer with the ministrys industrial abate ment section central region told the delegation hydrogeologists estimate the amount of spillage at about 35000 gallons Gray said however that shortly after the spill the ministry had drilled two in terceptor wells near the lagoons situated southwest of the homes and feel the ma jority of the spill was trapped in these and pumped out He said last November the ministry had become suspicious the waste might be moving off CPW property and drilled grid of test holes in area to determine the flow of water in the water table Results showed the flow as due north from the spill site and waste might be migrating on path west of the homes but angling towards them Gray said There is no way at this time to determine the rate of migra tion and contaminate could show up in the next year or in Parking licence policy assailed by merchant By DENNIS lvlllllltllt Of The Examiner The citys policy of granting parking licences downtown is Ron Wilson sales manager with Janes staiionery inc on Dunlop Street is upset because he cant buy permit at manager went to buy three $100 permits which allow parking downtown without having to put money in the meter licence would run out at the end of December its ridiculous why they would want to do that he said ridiculous local merchant reduced rate fromthccity Wilson said he was told he it seems to me theyre says Wilson SAYS IS SIIVICP would have to pay $100 but the discouraging it buying the licence Wilson said the city should either have reduced rates if licences are bought halfway through the year or the per does not see the matter in would normally allow said Straughan After that they can he ticketed the same as everybody else he said The licences were originally designed for doctors along Colv llier Street when parking per mits were necessity of life for them he said OPP want the next 10 years he said CONDUCTED TESTS Initially the ministry con ducted tests to find phenols whose disinfectantlike smell allowed early detection The accepted level in drinking water is one part per billion Dr Korn told the delegation however that because of his concern over the existence of other harmful chemicals in the mix he requested wide spectrum of tests and water analysis from the ministry Tests carried out by the ministry have scanned for pesticides polychlorinated biphenyls lCBs other cancer causing hydrocarbons and heavy metals such as mercury and lead Dr Korn said results from the first three tests have been negative can reassure you at this time we have found nothing he said Results from the heavy metal tests are rex pected shortly he added and we would be very surprised to find them Despite assurances by Gray that CPW is legally responsible to supply alternate sources of water in case of contamination several of the residents ques tioned the approval for locating the industrial waste transfer station on the site in the first place SAFETY QUESTION ED They also questioned the safety of the lagoon storage systm but Gray said it was standard practice and the pro blem had arisen because the supplier of the liner had claim ed it could withstand the chemicals that CPW advised them would be put into the lagoons Gray also said the ministrys jurisdiction permits it to ap prove systems and no zoning as far as location goes Vespra Reeve George Buie said the council had been under the impression the station was only to be used for petroleum waste products and not other chemicals Joanne Kellogg delegation spokesman told council the David Robinson Ontario Field Director for the fight against Muscular Dystrophy receives che que for $75 from Sheila Russell and Doris Cooper as Les Fairbairn of the fire department watches New assessment system Cheque to help fight disease Well contamination feared +°° Chemicals threaten Vespra Sheila coordinated the HireAStudent campaign that saw 10 students volunteer to wash cars at the Pit Stop in Barrie earlier this month Students are willing and eager to work says Sheila Examiner Photo called for in township By NANCY FlGLTEROA Of The Examiner BARCLAY in an attempt to have fair and equal tax of revenue to prepare an im It is grossly underassessed said lettner There are similar discrepan cies in the townships residen tial and industrial lands said liettner To correct these discrepan cies council can request reassessment Overassessed properties he said are not necessarily those with new homes Through studies the ministry learned does the study will likely be completed by late October nce completed council will decide whether or not to pro house in the township to discuss many as 100 forest fires in nor thern Ontario Men trained to fight the fires are moved in difl ferent areas as needed and usually flown or driven into the busy for to 21 days to combat blazes Nineteen men from the Huronia area have been assiting fire crews in the nor thsinceJuly Fighting fire is tremendously hard hot work if the guys are directy on the could be in operation in the township in 1980 said liettner Its operation will ensure the taxpayers who have paid more have been underassessmi will ing into bad year for fires throughout Ontario with June and July having been the worst months so far Huronia has been fortunate with only about nine fires to date but Fontaine warns that the fire index is now very high in past years when it reached this height ther wus good chance of fires breaking out The fires in the Huronia region this year have all been would like to see the change assessment improved across the township Its only right people pay their fair market but John Fontaine says Since the Huronia district has had no significant rainfall recently and is becoming very dry we would ask that people use extra caution both when travelling and in the bush The great number of pines used for reforestation in this area have tremendous poen tial for igniting He adds Not all bad fires company shouldnot be allowed ther is no set pattern for line says John Fontaine fire started by people whereas the happen in the north They can SI toget away With this sort of underassessed or overassesscd control coordinator for fires in the north have been very well happen here if people thing properties Huronia District lve seen started predominately by are not careful enough owboy think they are putting one OLD SYSTHM over everybody and theyshould In lnnisfil the assessment Kira Oatley rides the merrygoround outside Bayfield Mall Barrie Thurs be tossed 01 Of them Mrs Sysum based on calcium AtEUth meehng day while her babysitter shopped The mall is holding grand sale and Kwfigfillfed by Mrs Kellogg LIES Ziiixéégfgitéifiiggfiif took ono carnival atmosphere as clowns distributed balloons and mer BRILHA Ifizca Phfvhcal it the residents could be treasurer chants displayed their wares Examiner Photo by Peter Hsu 1c han mlmsux 9f assured 111800115 011 never be In 1969 the EOVemmem Pro rmspor mon Commumcl allowed on the site again Gray mised to introduce system of City police shoot groundhog tions to replace its signs direc ting traffic to Highway 12 because the existing signs con fuse tourists Constable Bruce McIntosh said he could not guarantee it but the standards would be much more stringent He said the ministry will con equal tax assessment shortly after assuming power of assess ment from the municipalities Last spring however Darcy rich probably wont change iiy siiiiii lDIIS The grolindliogs body will be 1001 ogidomg Shhuid uhh on said mdw lbout down tinue to monitor the wells on McKeough then Ontario The city hall area is ex downtown have eroded said In addition the area now has Oflhtliflnlintl tested for rabies by the guardior rabid animals tomti 231 Sto hemnp regularbasis treasurer announced the tremely rich and varied and JonesWorsleylooksterrible less then one third the total pMm Howmh mum l0 ministryrumicuhum Th local branch whch detaéhmemfibfficeg at the in Dr Korn told the delegation government would not imple not likely to change much in the snow he said park requirements Jones said the aid of an imc Street dog fox shot by police on it more gimme Chuniy and terqection of Highwav 11 and homes would be checked on merit equal assessment future says Rick Jones city The traffic situation on Atotalof25acres 0f parkland is MHNI lhlmddfi hot LImm town AVOIW JUW WS Muskoka District handles Highwav12toagkdimbh0m sample basis about once Rather it would be up to the planner Bayfield is unfortunate and required to satisfy the areas called ptllltl after she saw With it thhhu cur during the month lag bet volved costs it beca It tt led ab ut gh lllrt is no cause hi em Ihrm lh Dr ilmtmn WW for alarm people should tke Highwavelggiithllbatistthliil ween CSts the amounts woum HPOMC woman said Sopersons lighting withi groundhog in timrgti if Barrios health ol promuhhm to protect then by whhe highway 12 north not be enough to be health Novakovmh The area is bounded on the licryard aout pin ummhiS brunch said today SNS and their pots he said léads to Midland halélid to anyone drinking it he Wednesday council is ex west by Bayfield Street on the sai log that may be rabid ltltl ltliiliti of 313 Alllli Si rabid and health officials have quarantined the dog that fought about six to nine cases of rabies month The problem sid Constable McIntosh is that Highway 12 is What do you think youd like to be when you month If contamination should oc municialities to initiate it with the province paying for all in pected to ask for the study If it grow up The comments came during meeting on District Thursday north by Highway 400 St Vin cent Street on the east and Penetang and Worsley Streets on the south The mixture of single family multiple family and group homes is in good setting Jones told the group its setting no other part of the city can duplicate he said But the district is not without its problems Jone said The older areas adjacent to Workers at Bell oniob Technicians are back on the job at Bell anada in Simcoe County after one day walkout that followed day long lockout by the company Members of the ommunicalt tion Workers of Canada Local Newmarket and Midland walked out Wednesday as part of series of rotating and 40 in riilia Barrie Collingwood strikes Quebec across nario Bell then locked the workers assigning all work to management and not out Thursday ha also affected the district Jones said tree in lnnisfil Township Gordon Walker minister unveil the plaque at 230 Mulcaster St The cultural heritage Historical Association Wasaga Beach Man dies after lnnisfil crash 21yearold Queensville man died Thursday night when the motorcycle he was driving went out of control and struck lolicesaid Stephen Donald Wallace was pronounced dead on arrival at Royal Victoria Hospital Wallace was driving along Sideroad 25 south of Conces sion Rd when the motorcycle left the road and smashed into treeabout 11 pm The 1979 Honda was destroyed Jail plaque unveiling here historical plaque commemorating the Simcoc County CourtHouse and Gaol will be unveiled Sunday plaque is one of series being erected throughout the province by the Ontario Heritage foundation dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Ontarios The ceremony is sponsored by the Simcoe Tounty Jay Cody chairman of the associations hitoric sites com mittee will deliver an address on the jail and courthouse The plaque will be dedicated by Rev Allan Read formerly of Trinity AnglicanChurch in Barrie Barrie mans hearing continues The preliminary hearing for Peter Joseph Llovd 25 charged With criminal negligence causing death continues today in Barrie provincial court The Barrie man was charged in connection with an acci dent that occurred April 27 killing Helen Evans 46 of needs Jones said of correctional services will pm at the Barrie jail 87 trial date is expected to be set today No grant fol Dover committee request the City to donate $250 towards the township of Dover for flood damage was refused by Barrie general com DENISEA5Raff MARTY PARKER ii mitt tttittwnv suwa MEI in Barrie MICHAEL ARROLL TROY PoWiIR ii Port permitting union members to mitteeMOHday lwantlobetltttmhlthlllft Harrie want Ctllttivlll Barrio um hi ht Id like to be hockey Barrie Id like to beafoot Elgin lwanttobeahockev enter Belloffices The lequest had been aptng by Herb Kirk City they nice people slgt hugaha because thinki ye litmihuii pmheh because player because ya been ban piayer cause thats the matter h3 says uThey huve Union local presidents from treasurer who said token grant would seem to be in Denise who has Just returned to on of her visit from got good chance says ive got good arm says playing hockey all my life best sport says Michael to work hard but wouldnt across Ontario meet Saturday order nap vmrmu mg Marty who plays for Barries yitkh mi think it mid h0 says Shawn whose favorite He says however it would be mind that His second in Toronto to discuss strategy iavpititchpeoplt illtfetihnlhhrt Bill iltthtiS AllertaiN ll kind at fun it he phchvrf slayer is Guy liafleuil he haird job but he wouldnt choice is to build his muscles to reopen negotiations between Grass ROOlS given committee an aw hoot Vs an 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