WH EXAMINER TELEPHONES Circulation 7266539 Classified Advertising 7282414 All Other Departments 7266537 113th YearNo 17 HAYYY ITS GREASER DAY Hayyy Its great to be greaser so says Alec Fon zie Mills student of Eastview Secondary School large percentage of as My Eu See you later alligator and 23 skidoo It was greaser day at Eastview Secondary Eastview students spent Thursday wandering the halls and sitting in class look ing like something out of the 50s The 50s revival day was School Thursday Wendy Whelan and Chris Small at right are seen here in the IN INNISFIL TOWNSHIP all in preparation for 50s styledance featuring Myron and the Deltrons tonight Examiner Photo typical attire of the students relaxing between classes The Barrie Examiner Barrie Ontario Canada Friday January 21 1977 ON RESTRICTED AREA ZONING BYLA Oros OMB hearlng ends sooner than expected By JOHN BRUCE Examiner Staff Reporter Ontario Municipal Board OMB hearing on Oro townships restricted area zon ing bylaw and official plan amendment ended Thursday one day sooner than expected The early adjournment came after the board put off for one month its decision on Big Cedar Parks Ltd objection to propos ed zoning on the companys pro perty Evidence in support of Big Cedars objection was ex pected to take up most of Thursdays session and con clude today 0MB panel chairman Marie Corbett said Thursday the first draft of the boards decision on most of the provisions of the restricted area zoning bylaw and the official plan amend By SHEILA MCGOVERN Examiner Staff Reporter Employees at 13 Canadian General Electric Co Ltd CGE The grcascr day was pre lude to Sitsstyle lance at Eastview tonight Ex aminer Photo days of activities end Winterama Innisfil townships Win terama ends this weekend this three full days of activities Tonight at the Stroud com munity centre Innisfil school broomball and speedskating champions will be decided The speedskating champion ships get underway at pm followed by the broomball championship games While the students are busy on the ice Don Koopmans and Percy Faulkner will be busy ac cepting registrations for the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federationsanctioned races scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at Sunset Speedway on Highwayll About 300 professional snowmobile racers from Canada and the United States are expected to compete for the Most university students from privileged families OTTAWA CP Most stu dents in university and college come from families with large incomes despite attempts to make postsecondary education accessible to all classes the government said in report Thursday Students from the already privileged classes in society ap pear more likely to obtain university education and hence JAMES EARL ARIER IR has new home 59 pagen 512 to earn the higher incomes sociated with it the report concludes These inequalities are im portant for public policy be cause they tend to extend dif ferences in earnings from one generation to another The analysis of statistics compiled from questionnaires filled out by 60000 students in 19741975 also said students with parent who had university education were much more likely to be in university than community college Most of the latter had parents with ele mentary school education only The report said nearly 60 per cent of the postsecondary stu dents who replied to the survey said they had never borrowed any money to finance their edu cation But of those who did students in the Atlantic provinces borlt rowed the most BULLETIN WASHINGTON AP In his first executive order President Carter today fulfilled his campaign pro mise and granted full and unconditional pardon to all Vietnam draft evaders who were not involved in any violent act Cant find buyer hockey team folds ST PAUL Minn AP Minnesota Fighting Saints fold ed Thursday after they failed to sell the World Hockey Associa tion club before an 11 pm EST deadline But the final hour was con sidered mere formality by everyone from the players to theofficestaff Nine players were sold earlier and two others John Arbour and Card Gallant were in Birmingham Ala waiting for the official word so they could si with the Bulls The emise of the Fighting Saints marked the secon time in less than year that WHA entry in Minnesota had closed its doors The original Fighting Saints went under last April only to be resurrected prior to the start of the current season Shortly after the deadline the teams general managercoach Glen Sonmor appeared on Minneapolis television station to deliver final eulogy Asked why the Saints had folded second time Sonmor replied that this area is not big enough to support two hockey teams He was referring to Min nesota North Stars the Na tional Hockey League club that had battled Atlanta Flames to 44 tie Thursday in Bloom ington that game ending just minutes before the Saintsof ficially folded Sonmor said the Saints also had to contend with the popular University of Min nesota hockey team now the defending National Collegiate Athletic Association cham pions $7344 in prize money and points towards the OSRF driverof thoycartitle Tonights activities at the community centre will con clude with dancing to the music of Harold Keiser The Winterama Queen Ball will be held at the Stroud com munity centre Saturday night The evening begins at pm with happy hour followed by dinner at pm and dancing starts at9pm Door prizes and spot lance prizes will be awarded Tickets for the evening are $15 couple Sunday evening following the snowmobile races Win terama will come to close with the prsentaiion of trophies at the Stroud community ccn tre The trophy presentation will be followed by dancing to the music of Ken Sylvester Trophies will be awarded for all competitions held during Winterama including cross country skiing fishing derbies for both children and adults speedskating broomball and the snowmobile races were What makes you think its swine flu Death toll figures differ CAIRO Reuter 7v More than 65 persons were killed in two days of rioting in various parts of Egypt in protest of price in creases of several commodities says the semiofficial newspaper AlAhram But the Middle East news agency quoting interior ministry sources put the death toll at 43 with 630 people arrested Train wreck toll now 82 SYDNEY Reuter The death toll in Australias worst rail disaster rose to 82 today with the death of two men in hospital CNR seeks fare hike MONTREAL CI CNR announced today it has applied to the Canadian Transport Commission to increase passenger train fares by an average of five per cent effective Feb Chinese missile claim TOKYO AP Peking newspaper reported today that China has succeeded in manufacturing missiles with nuclear warheads the Kyodo news service reported from the Chinese capital Princess Anne fined $69 ALFRETON England Reuter Princess Anne was fined £40 $69 today after being stopped for driving over 90 miles an hour at Pinkstone in Derbyshire central England ment should be available within three weeks Miss Corbett said all of the parties involved in the hearing will receive copies of the deci sion in the mail However the board deferred decisions on three matters brought up at the hearing decision on the zoning of 247 acres of township land owned by the city of Barrie will not be Che Titanic Examiner 15 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly made for six months The city plans to build an air port on the site and objected to the restricted area zoning bylaw because the proposed agricultural zoning on the site does not reflect the intended use The OMB decided not to hear the matter until decision is made in court case in Caledon which could have direct bear plants in Ontario could be in legal position to strike within the next few weeks The employees members of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America UE are awaiting con ciliation report from the Ontario Labor Board Bill Woodbeck of Peterborou gh coordinator of the UE negotiating team said the two sides met with conciliator William McGuire in Toronto last week but discussions broke off Mr Woodbeck said the union wants no board report If no board report is received the two sides will move in to mediation and the union will be in legal position to strike within 16 days of the date of the report The report is expected early next week he said and the union should be in strike position within the next two to three weeks Mr Woodbeck said the two sides have agreed to meet with mediator after the conciliation report is received and the union has not discussed strike action Mr McGuire would likely be the mediator Cliff MacFayden relations manager for CGE in Barrie con firmed negotiations have broken off but said he did not wish to comment on negotiations He said it is not company policy to comment on negotiations in progress to avoid negotiating through the media The last contract at the 13 plants oneyear pact expired Christmas Eve Mr Woodbeck said union and management representatives have met for 10 lays but resolved nothing The company has yet to make an offer he said The union represents about 400 workers at the Barrie plant and about 6500 workers at GE plants across Ontario Mr Woodbeck said the union is looking for an acrossthe board wage hike of 75 cents an hour The current average wage is roughtly $6 an hour Other union demands include shorter working hours paid lunch hour full company payment of HIP premiums and im provements to pensions and other benefits he said Bell employees vote on offer Area Bell Canada workers are currently voting on the companys latest contract of fer and results of the vote should be available Jan 29 The 296 installation and repair workers members of Local 40 Communication Workers of Canada CWC were mailed ballots Jan 11 and have until Jan 28 to return them says Phil Bell local president The vote had to be taken by mail because of the large area involved he said Local 40 in cludes Barrie rillia Midland and CollingWood The last contract expired Dec 1975 and current negotiations broke down Dec 29 As negotiations broke off workers began refusing to work overtime Negotiations are being con ducted in Montreal and Fred Pomeroy president of the 13500 membersstrong CWC has recommended rejection of thcoffer The major disagreement is over contract length The com pany is seeking threoyear pact which the union is unwill ing to accept lllllllllllllllllllllIIilllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIlIIIlIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Speedway snowmobile track seen very fast The track at Sunset Speed way is rated very fast for the Simcoe Cup snowmobile races Saturday and Sunday Aurel Dorion chairman of the racing event being spoo Family reunited OTTAWA CP 10year old daughter of Guelph couple has joined her parents ending separation that started in the 1967 Czechoslovak uprising The external affairs depart ment said Renata Snidr daughter of Jaraslav and Angnes Snidr of Guelph arriv ed in Canada early this month The child was baby when her parents fled their native country Since then all efforts tounitethefamily failed sored by the Innisfil Chamber of Commerce as part of the car nival says the track is pure ice It tested very fast Thursday night The Simcoc Cup will feature events in both professional and nonprofessional classes There is $7340 in purses up for grabs The races are sanctioned by the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation Entries will start coming in tonight Racing starts at noon both days Mr Dorion advises potential competitors to have carbide runners on their skis and studs on their tracks Spectators he said will hve an exceptional view of the pro ceedings because of the shape of the track and the lack of obstructions Sunset speedway Highway 11 near Stroud is off ON TOUR 0F ISRAEL ing on Oro townships jurisdic tion over airport planning The OMB also reserved its decision on the townships pro posed resortresidential zoning regulations The board made the decision to allow the On tario Supreme Court to rule on an application by HorseShoe Valley Ltd and its holding company Salvil Investments Ltd to invalidate Oros resort residential zoning definition Big Cedar Parks Ltd was given one month to apply to the township for rezoning of its land near Bass Lake Company evidence in support of its objec tion to the townships restricted area zoning bylaw was not WEATHER FORECAST 18 Pages heard Thursday because the board felt Big Cedar was presenting case for zoning change Miss Corbett ruled that the board would not hear the evidence because the OMB will not order zoning chan unless the residents near subject property have been pro perly notified The board gave Big Cedar one month to apply for the zon ing change or the zoning con tained in the restricted area mning bylaw will be approved she said The company wants the zon ing on its property changed to permit ex nsion of its mobile home su ivision Will apply Big Cedar Parks Ltd will ap fly to Oro townships planning ard within month for zon ing change to allow expansion of the companys mobile home subdivision at the southwest corner of Bass Lake The companys new applica tion will be made in response to directive from the Ontario Municipal Board 0MB panel considering the townships restricted area zoning bylaw and an amendment to its of ficial plan The OMB panel issued the in structions to Big Cedar Parks Ltd after it decided that evidence the company was presenting on its objection to the restricted area bylaw con stituted request for zoning change on its property OMB panel chairman Marie Corbett told lawyers for the company that Big Cedar Parks Ltd could save time for everyone involved in the hear ing if it agreed to onemonth adjournment on the proposed zoning of its property and made the rezoning request Miss Corbett said the com pany by virtue of the evidence it was presenting in support of its objection to the zoning bylaw was asking the board to approve zoning change without givng the people who live near the companys proper ty chance to comment The board will not direct the passing of bylaw without notice to the people she said There would have to be cir culation If the company does not apply to the township for the rezoning within one month she added the zoning proposal contained in the restricted area zoning bylaw be approved LAWYER OBJECTS Lawyers for the company were presenting planning data related to future rowth of the mobile home su ivision when month township lawyer David White objected saying This appears to be evidence for zoning change Raymond Grav enhurst planning consultant re tained by Big Cedar Parks Ltd to study the companys objec tion to the zoning bylaw told the OMB panel that he believes the bylaw does not conform to the townships official plan He said the townships attempt to restrict the number of mobile homes in the Big Cedar Parks Ltd subdivision violates the townships stated intention in the official plan to honor its committment to permit the companys subdivision The municipality has not restricted the number of units either in the official plan or the zoning bylaw he said Mr Raymond said the OMB should approve without notice to residents living near the companys property zoning change on the property from 081 open space to either Ti mobile home park or agriculture which would permit mobile home development Mr White objected to the ad journment saying he could not see the need for it if Big Cedar Parks Ltd plans to ask the township for zoning change based on new planning and engineering evidence and in tends to notify to all residents within 400 feet of its property Mr White asked the board to note his objection to the ad journment in its record just fail to see what is being ac complished Dave Bull owner of Big Cedar Parks Ltd was upset by the adjournment This is what we requested last Friday and council wouldnt agree to the adjourn ment he said Now theyve got it Mr Bull said he will submit new rezoning request to plann ing board within month Settlement terms are revealed Terms of settlement reach ed Monday night in zoning dispute between Oro township York Sand and Gravel Ltd and the owners of land near the gravel pit were revealed Thurs day at the Ontario Municipal Board OMB hearing on the townships restricted area zon ing bylaw and official plan amendment The land use designation on the gravel pit left off the original draft of the townships official plan was the subject of the official plan amendment before the OMB The amend ment was referred to the board because of objections by William and Joan Reid who own property next to the gravel pit The official plan amendment would put an extractive in dustrial designation on the gravel pit and zone 41 acres to the west of the pit as general in dustrial M1 The Ml zoning was the result of an agreement between the township and the owner of the gravel pit Spencer Vernon to let him store uip ment related to his grave pit operationontheland Under the terms of the settle ment the M1 designation would be removed from all but 129 acres of the land and replaced with M2 zoning to permit Mr Vernon to expand his gravel pit operation The rest of the land would revert to agricultural zoning Mr and Mrs Reid have withdrawn their objections to the official plan amendment because of the agreement But another resident James Mallanson objected to both the official plan amendment and the proposed agreement Mr Mallanson who describ ed his decision to object as the biggest decision of my life sai area residents have choice He said the residents will either be stuck with junk yard if the official plan amendment is approved or noisy gravel pit operation if the settlement is approved If the official plan amend ment is ap rovcd Mr Mallan son sai hundreds of thousands of tons of crap would be left on township land Davis encouraged by clinic setup METULLA Israel CP The Israelis call it the Good Fence When Ontario Premier Wil liam Davis arrived at this out postclinic on the IsraeliLeba nese border Thursday an Is raeli doctor and Lebanese nurse were working feverishly on Lebanese Arab baby scalded by boiling water in domestic accident The Israelis set up the clinic about year ago as gesture of goodwil and while officials cautioned not to read too much diplomatically into the setup Premier Davis said he was en couraged by this example of persontoperson cooperation You really have to see it to believe it said Davis who is touring Israel at the invitation of the Israeli government When the premier arrived at the clinic near the border town of Metulla two Christian Pha langist soldiers from Lebanon one wearing tartan scarf were lounging outside the clinic Davis spoke to them gave them Ontario pins and invited them to visit the province GETS ESCORT He was accompanied by Lt Col Eli BarLev who said that since the clinic opened 15000 sick and injured Lebanese Arabs had been treated and like the tiny Arab girl many had been sent to an Israeli hos pital 40 miles inland for further treatment The Israeli officer added that because of the clinic Lebanese Arabs man of whom are Christian and took part in the bloody civil war which has wrec ed that country dis courage terrorists from infil tratin thearea Ear ier in the day Davis passed through the village of Kiryat Shmona where in 1904 three members of the Palestin ian Liberation Organization PLO infiltrated from the nearby Lebanese hills and slaughtered 18 Israelis before they themselves were killed Because of Canadian gov ernment policy which dis courages visiting Canadian dig nitaries from visiting occupied territories Davis was not allowed to visit the nearby Go lan Heights But the premiers wife Kath leen and journalists accom panying Davis were permitted to visit the heights scene of des arate battles between Is raei and Syrian troops during the SixDay and Yom Kippur Wars They passed the twisted and rusting relics of heavy artillery and trucks and United Na tions out st manned by Cana dian sol iers of the United Na tions Emergency Force before arriving at the line of dis engagement about 40 miles from the Syrian capital of Dam ascus