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XWE¢1nvutr zvrnwr BOB WILLIAMS guess the teenagers enjoylistening to the Beatles but this is not my sort of entertainment on cept to scroll doses BOB BOOEY Central Coi legiata im not crazy about them think folk music will run them out oi town But td go to see them it the were to come here KEN LEM The young people like to have something different so 11 so tor group like the antics Para aonaiiyli am not iafavor of thrir aircuts Pass Bylaw To Control Use Of Annexed Land temporary zoning bylaw ior Hlhc orderly development at recently annexed areas was passed last night by Barrie City Couocil lhe freezing limits the use at land to three categories agri cultural open and industrial Open areas will permit no ret idential or industrial growth tdhia land may be used tor rec reatiooal and municipal pur poses only Thcse include parks playgrounds and skating rinks Land designated as agricul ltural will be used tor farms rer idcnllal housing and recreas donah public and institutional uses No commercial or indus trial development will he al lowed Industrial land will permit tight industry manufacturing commercial and public cuter prises to build No residential development is planned or this area Tire temporary bylaw will be in iorce until an olficlai plan can be made for the annexed area and permanent zoning hylaw passcdt DESIGNATED AREAS Lend in the open category comprises three areas These are located north at Edge hill drive with the exception of =that part north of the crest oi the hill and east of Sandy Hol low and south of lot 20 in west at Anne street including Barrie Union cemetery to east of St Vincent street and north at Highway too industrial land comprises the area south oi Edgehili drive The remainder is agricultural land and includes the areas west or St Vincent street and north of Highway 400 in be tween Anne and Bayiield streets and north of Oindies road west wut ol Anne south ot lot 20 east of Sandy Hollow and north of the crest oi the hill Council suppressed its desire to table the motion forfurlher study when Mayor Les Cooks stressed the need to pass the by law to protect the city from un wanted building schemes He said measures could he passed at later date to loosen the bylaw if necessary but that the city should protect rlscii in the meantime Alderman Emma said the temporary lbylaws main purpose was to make builders consult the Planning Board be tore beginning constmction The temporary freezing low was draited by the Planning Board it Barney Lapp Spent Many Years In Public Service Funeral service was held to day at two oclock for It Barney anp ti who died Saturday at Royal Victoria Hos pital Arrangements were by Jennelt Funeral Home Service was conducted by Rev Skelly oi Collier Street United Church interment is at Barrie Union Cemetery Mr Lapp who was chairman of Barrie Recreation Conunit tee for several terms was born in 1919 at Midland where his mother Mrs William Lapp still resides He received his elementary and secondary school Education there He mar ried Dorothy Ritchie of Elmvale in lint Mr Lapp enlisted in the Can adian Army as private in 1940 and was discharged as lieutenant in 1945 in the Grey and Simone Foresters He cook tinned as an otficer and arm oured corps instructor with the local militia until several ymra ago He was one at the first employees oi Canadian General Electric Barrie Works in 1945 cZipDilis STOCK PRICES piled by Flynn 93 Dunlap St Barrie Asbestos Ahltibf Aigoma steal AluIntntum Allmtl ntn Alberta Gal Ii Ar us Argus PM Atlaotlo auger Fl 01 Mont Bank of Ball leL Brazilian BA Ott cdfl Aviation Cdn imkaCon Cdn Braver CPR Cn Cemen Ch Mull Iry Fowl Con Mink Em Con Paper Connjtta til4 lilia 59th dlbh Dom TIP 180 lit 10 17 Hom Oil Hus Oil lmpfyoii bevy Lakeland oBeth poppar tfilhtl Braiorn Camp cntb csu Exp Gal toastL can Del Rio Can Mogul Cuaco Crotnor Dnr Horn Deniaon Giacnt YB Gunnar Keeley err honour 11 715 090 13 so 11351 aila Ifllt Iaencourt mrlriu Maritimea hilrilllt 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slates steel the start case beforehe became pontiff LAPP He progressed through various positions to purchasing agent in 1950 He held the positioned the time of his death Mr Lapp was well known throughout Ontario and the tin ited States through his active service with the Purchaslig Agents Association He was an oiticer oi the Georgian Bay Chapter He was keenly interested to all recreation activities and was an extremely adept bridge play er He servedimany years on boards concerned with cultivah ing minor sport To the time of his death he was minor hockey coach Mr Lapp was active in Cal iier street United Church organ isations having taught Sunday School for many years and serv ed as an usher Surviving with his wits and mother are his daughters Pat sy lrudy Leslie and Cindy and son Bill Me is also our vlved by brothers Walter or continent Lloyd ot Midland sisters Doris Mrs Weeks and Helen thins Onnsby oi Midland In lieu oi flowers the family has asked sent to tharOntario Heart Foun dation Pallbearers were Earle Wil liams Jack Clark Harold Mc Mann William Logan Al Rud dick and Murdia Campbell navvrsrr MILAN mm APlBoman Cath trip toth northern ltalianictty Miion washla di that donations be non hummer Central Collegiate think theyre at right but theyre Just an av erage group Because theyre lad in England they go big over here Folk music is the big thing NOE AN CEEIJWELLt The Beatles performance was quite caloyahle but havato admit was not in favor of those haircuts Their hair was too long and would not like to see my son tooth in around like that Central Command Ski Meet Is Underway lit Camp Borden The first Central Command Olympic ski meet began at Camp Bordcn yesterday with Comp Petawawaa 2nd Canadian Guards team winning the is mile crosscountry race The Gunrds skiers compet ing against Army Headquarters and Camp Plcton captured the first five pieces Army Headquarters was in second spot Camp Borden did not enter team However Lieutenant Cameron at Camp Borden Signals Squadron placed sixth with time of two hours 22 seconds The competitions are compos cd or both Nordic crosscountry racing at Borden and Alpine tsktlog on slopes at the Blue Mountain resorts Craigleigh lha Blathalon race com bined crosscountry run with shooting evaala moved of this morning at Bordens Iaogemark range at 930 The downhill and slalom events are scheduled tor more day and Friday Arepreseotalive ot the gene eral olficcrs commanding Ccnv tral Command will make the presentation oi prizes at pm Friday at Cralglelgh cnv COUNCIL BRIEFS Council agreed to send one or two representattm irom its Public Works Committee to Orillla Feb 19 for meeting to discuss proposed Lake Sim coe Woterdred Conservation Au thority The meeting is being spomoted bythe Orillia and District Chamber of Commerce St John Ambulance first didcoarse will start Feb 13 Council last night approved an expenditure at to per person for all city employees taking the eightweek course Accounts tor January total ling 5327163 were approved for payment Alderman Smith ex horted councillors and citizens to help make this years carni val one of the best It Job litre otferedto enter the log sawing contest with fellow Roberts on the other end of the saw as dead weight Eld er stausman Marseliua oifered to take on all comers IIlRM PRICES GRAIN WINNlPEG CP Prices moved narrowly in dull open ing trade today on the Winnt peg Grain Exchange gt Small overseas demand in tax was uncovered and while inquiry was mentioned there were no immediate reports of export sales Data and barley markets un covered some shipping demand in connection with test supply while rye was mostly of com missioned house nature There were no early dealings in rapeseed amen TORONTO tCP Churnng cream and butter print prices were unchanged today Butter prices Canada first grade Ontario tendcrahla 51 52 nontenderohle slid51 oft truck in tight trading western nomln CAR INSURANCE City Engineer Gerry iam hiyn Deputy Engineer Glenn shuns Road Superintendent Blrt Cross and one member at the Public Works Commit tee were delegated to attend the Good Roads Convention in Tor onto Feh 7416 Tire ltoyal Canadian Sea Cad ets hadgtheir hid for tag on May evening and May approved by council Also ap proved was lhe Kempentelt Dis trict BovacouLs Apple Day for April 25 The lfemoentelt Division of the Girl Guides will be permit ted to hold its annual Cookie Day April lit The annual par ade oi guides brownies and rangers will he May 13 Council will ask the Ontario Municipal Board to grant tentas tive approval of $80000 for the construction at four room ad ditloo to the Maple Grove School or even rlton ennnmwvnfi LINDA MILLER Prince of Wales havent seen them sing yet but like their raw etc its dltierent and real test Their haircuts are OK but wouldnt want my boy friend to have one GLEN STEWART Phi Beatles are good eotcrtaia meal for teenagers They dont have the tort of haircut would choose but everyone to to own taste canon oars wanton Wet Snow And Rain Comes With Warmth Unseasonal warm weather has hit Barrie and district again and the prohalllty is that it will stay around for few days at ll least no cornea as goodnews to the people who had begun to accept the early February heat as the accepted thing then were knocked back into their over coats and high boots by week Wed end cold and snow With the warm temperatures Is to come clouds and rain or wet snow Wednesday fhevoveralght low is not ex pected to drop past the lode gree mark Wednesday high is wed set at so or iittlebettar The mercury dropped to four degrees overnight alter high of it Monday It cinnbedlo 12 degrees at 740 today and was beautliui 50 at it oclock Forecasts issued by the For onto weather oftlceat 530 am Synopsis An area oi high pressure almost stationary tor the last few days over Ontario hasrbegun to move eastivard as vigorous disturbance moves towards the midwest Light snow and brisk southerly winds tonight in north western Ontario will beithe first indications of the storm ap proaching from the mldwest Cloudy and mild weather with rain and wet snow Wednesday will spread through most at the province Lake St Clairpvbako Erie Lake Huron Georgian Bay A1 goma Wmdsor London Cloudy and mllderWednesday with no casional rain or wet snow to Parchment Amountsnth MEOWNERS Now you can borrow the money you need topayofihigbillatobuy automor biie is finance imiveraity education loreinodelyoureutirehomepurx chaaea summer cottageor forany good bingonay reason Itd the Amootatea newHome Owners Loan Plan big money for todays bigger Heres how it works If yoube homeowner you can use the city in your home listened to loam And ymlmay quohfy when your home he paidior or not You get with at reason able rate otintereat province from the wards evening Winds southerly 25 on Wednesday Niagara Lake Ontario Ham lon Toronto increasing cloudinua and milder Wednes day becoming cloudy with snow during the evening Winds southerly 20 Wednesday Halihurton limagamlkllorth ay Sudbury Cioudlog over ncsday morning Occasional rain or wet snow Wednesday alternoou and eyeolng milder Winds southerly to Wednesday White River Cochrane Cloudy and mild with occasional rain or snow Wednesday turn ing colder Winds northerly 25 oesdoy Forecast Temperatures laws tonight hkha Wednesdays Special Va Those SPECIALS my yfiflffld$7ltlf7 CAllol COO Prince 01 Wales like the way they ling Ilka the feces they make when they dol think the screaming is Ilia but probably scrum ay came re Windsor st Thomas tendon Kitchener Kilialoe Muskokn North Bay wgssssasamagsaaa Moosonee Timrplna tries hnd Itcmloderl saunter SAvs TODAY the IDA WAY and until Feb l5 MAGNOLAX Wamriola 150 value 129 cassr Toothpaste i09 votuo HEAT LAMP Kn GE795 volua ass FLASH BULBS sprouts Lss vol l29 BRYLCREEM 79 not KLEENEX coo raaosciuoutoirs 69 tar as 52 350 so out sneaker Shave Lotion 225 199 LADY Parntota Slots cm sarcasmmio courtosrs fists ya mo moo99c vol 79 hayszoont 125 47s MlNTiChildrens 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