Fire has left the Kloosternian family of Strond without home or belongings The family of Six had its rented bungalow destroyed by fire Tuesday which caused an estimated 540000 damage No one was injured in the fire The family which is appealing to the community for help includes front at left tarolynii t3 Terry Kingston Sherry 31 back row at left Timothy ll Steven ti and fouryearold Susan The family dog is himo and the cat is Ban dit Examiner Photo Ordeal isnt yet over for homeless family family of six is homeless after fire destroyed its rented home and all belongings Tuesday And without insurance or relatives to turn to the ordeal isnt over for the Kloosterman family of Stroud The fire caused an estimated $40000 damage to their onestorey bungalow located near Innisfil beach on Concession Innisfil fire chief harles Morton said Thursday the cause of the fire has not been determined Barrie Branch of the anadian lied tross Society has provided accommtxiation at Barrie motel but after Saturday the Kloostermans have no idea where they will be staying The family had lived in Stroud for just few months after moving from Toronto They knew few people iii the area and relatives are deceased Well have to take each day as it comes thats all we can do Well worry about tumor row when it comes Sherry Kloostcrman lit said When the fire broke out she was at the hospital for the daily examination she re quires following an accident Monday She in jured her foot while chopping firewixid and requires treatment from bone specialist BIRTHDAY TilLRSIAY Her two daughters Susan and Carolynn who turned 13 Thursday were at the hospital with their mother Sons Timothy ll anti Steven were still at school The fire broke out minutes before the boys were due from school Members of the In nisfil fire department were on the Sttllt at about 326 in Flames wirt coming through the roof when they arrived Her commonlaw husband lerry Kingston 29 was laid off frotn his waterprimtuig and roofing job the day following the fire Kingston said he had no warning he would be laid off Salvaged from the house was one box of smokedamaged and scorched belongings These include one months supply of the Rewards set in slayings LOS ANGELES tRouter total of 3140000 in rewards is being offered for my formation leading to the arrest of two men suspected of raping and strangling in young girls here during the last six weeks of dum ping their bodies on remote hillsides The reward is made up of separate offers from local govrrnmcnt bodies television station and private cit Ilttl friday HOME Wooded setting new housing development in Stayner of fers prospective buyers three and four bedroom homes in wooded setting in the $61500 to $68500 range The development called Caroline Glade Estates is being marketed by and it Real Estate Ltd of New Lowell and built by Koville Enterprizcs Ltd of Toronto Buyers have choice of three model homes or they can submit their own plans to the builder For more on Caroline Estates Stt todays Homes Page Proposal approved Planning boa rd approved Tuesday pro posal to allow fullyrdctachtxl homes on tit footwide lots zoned to permit Stltli detached homes Smallest frontage currently allowed for detached homes is 40 feet The proposal still requires approval by city council and passage of bylaw to amend city zoning standards No objections Two proposed subdivisions were approved by planning board Tuesday after public meetings on the proposals failed to draw any objections from city residents Both proposals now must go to city counr cil for approval Endorsed by planning board were 42home subdivision proposed by Toronto developer Lou Kozlov for 63 acre parcel in the Rivcrwood Farm area at the northeast corner of Kozlov and Heather Streets and sevenhomc subdivision to be developed by Phil Lamb of Harrie on 17acre parcel just west of undlcs Evan day It Ippolal In Tho Emlnor Call 7W3 for honi dollvory medicine Mrs Kloosterman requires for treatment of her breast cancer The medication costs $73 month which she pays for out of her family arowance In response to the familys misfortune the Cancer Society in Toronto has offered to pay half her medical expenses Although it was first thought she had ter minal cancer new drugs Mrs Kloosterman has been taking in the past month have given her strong hope that she will recover Also salvaged from the home was family Bible which Mrs lloosterriian inherited from her mother The case is blackened and the Hi blc soaked through but she is happy to have it intact Outside of few objects of sentimental value nothing valuable was recovered from the house as the boys and their father rum maged through the ruins Santa Claus wont be able to find our house this Christmas Steven the youngest boy said Eight rooms of furniture including valuable couch Mrs Kloostermari inherited were lost in the fire APPEALINUTtHthMlNITY The Kloosterriiaris are appealing to the Stroird community for accornmodatioris which they can rent at reasonable rate They also need furniture The children attend Goodfellow Public School in Stroud where Mrs Kloosterman said they are doing well She wants the children to stay there without major disrup tion in their schooling The school has told the family that it will help find suitable clothing for the children The Harrie Red ross Society has extended the usual threerday limit of the assistance it provides in criicrgciicy casts Two additional nights accomiiiodation will bc paid for by the lied ross Mrs Nellie Seal voluntary lied ross worker who acts as chairman of the emergeir cy services commit tee collected clothing and brought few birthday gifts for arolyiiir Birthday gifts from the family were destroyed in the fire The lied tross have been very great help Mrs Kloosterman said dont know where else we could have turned lnfortunately as an organization the Red Cross is restricted in the amount of financial help it can provide iii emergency cases Mrs Seal said Bill ulver field worker for the depart ment of social services in Simcoe County said two weeks emergency funds for basic supplies will be available in 1965 before Mrs Klmisterrrians sons were born she lost all her belongings in fire She said that LXpttltlltt had tirade her very fire conscious and careful to check any possi ble halards ma house which might lead to fire Jim ONeil oft and It Real Estate Ltd in New Lowell says the firnis new housing development aroline Slade Estates in Stayner is designed to attract the second time home buyer An and It represen tative will be at the model homes on Satur day and Sunday afternoons during the winter to show the homes to prospective buyers and take reservations on lots for spring construction starts Story and Photos Page II Examiner Photo Heights School on proposed deadend street off Springdale Drive Under the boards recommendation the KrrJov proposal would be temporarily cut to 39 homes until the future of Heather Street is set led The stretch of Heather between Kozlov Street and Hayfield Street built as part of the original development plan for the area but never taken over by the city has been barricaded for the past three yea rs at the Ci tys request to keep traffic from cutting through the residential area as way around the busy HayfieldCundles intersec tion Three of the proposed subdivision homes were to face on the closed section of Heather which remains private road at present The board voted to hold approval of the three lots until the road is made public cither as dead end or as connection to Hayfield Brri rnt No plans to cut daily rail Service TORONTO Staff spokeman for Cana dian National Railways said today the governmentowned rail service has no plans to discontinue its daily commuter service bet ween Barrie and Toronto The possibility of discontinuing the service which carries about 350 commuters to and from Toronto Monday to Friday was raised in the Ontario Legislature Thursday when MPP Bill Hodgson PCYork Simcoe asked James 113thyoar No 282 Frlday December 1977 the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county Snow minister of transportation and com munications if the service was to be discon tinued Snow said today that CN would have to ask the Canadian Transport Commission for per mission to stop the commuter service and that his ministry would be informed if an ap plication had been received He said he has heard nothing from the CTC so far but he told Hodgson Thursday he would pursue the matter with federal transport minister Otto Lang Maurice Simms public relations represen tative for CN said today the company does not plan to discontinue the service Simms said however that when the Barrie commuter service was set up two years ago the company made plans to review it after the proposed G0 Transit service from Rich 5° For Copy Canhr Homo Dollvory 90° Weekly Praise from Macdonnell too mond Hill to Toronto becomes operational next May or June Sometime later next year CN will look at the BarrieToronto service to see how well it is being used he said At that time Simms said there is possibility that CN will discontinue the train service in favor of running buses from Barrie to Richmond Hill where commuters can catch the GO train to Toronto 20PM Financial bungling unveiled in auditor general report Barrie clothing store to close in January Barrie and Collingwood are among 14 small Ontario communities that will lose their downtown Marks and Spencer stores beginn ing in January Marks and Spencer estimates it will layroft 172 workers in Barrie the four fulltime staff will be transferred to the ieorgiari Mall store five partehme staff four will be let go and one will retire according to the store manager ollingwood has three fullvand four part timestaff In press release the company says free standing stores in the smaller towns and cities have not shown satisfactory sales performance despite high levels of inventory and capital investment of more than SI million The company says the Marks and Spencer concept is best suited to high traffic areas such as shopping malls and the dowiitowns of major cities Harrics Dutilop Street store will close Jan 21 along with stores in St Woodstock and Simcoe The ollirigwmid store will closc Jan 38 along with stores in Lindsay litockvillc and Saiilt Ste Marie Feb the company will close its stores in hathanr Guelph lirantford and Helleville ri Feb 13 the arnbridgc and Smiths Falls stores will close Workers being lard off will receive two weeks pay for each year of service up to maximum of one years salary Workers willing to relocate will be offered jobs in other stores where l1ttlt exist arid will be given priority for vacancies in ex isting and new stores Hayes spokesman for Marks and Spencer head office iii Mississauga said each worker thll be contacted personally to discuss their options regarding such things as pensions in the fall of 1973 Marks and Spencer Ltd tl acquired controlling interest in People Iiipartiiiciit Stores Ltd and soon after in tcgratcd Walkers Stores into Marks and Spencer Thomas Spirit of cooperation praised on insulation plan TIAWA The nations energy ministers praised new spirit of cooperation after meeting Thursday ended three irion ths of squabbling over federal grants program to insulate homes Federal Energy Minister Alastair Gillespie told the provinces Ottawa had eliminatml le gal requirements for the provinces to meet certain conditions to qualify for the program That move brought Alberta and Quebec the last holdouts into the program that went into operation in September They had said Appreciation night Tonight is appreciation night for former Simcoe Centre MPP Arthur Evans Evans first elected to the legislature as Progressive Conservative member in 1962 retired in May His successor is Harrie lawyer George Taylor Appreciation night will kick off at pm in the Banie Raceway grandstand recep tion will be followed by dinner and dancing at pm Tickets are $10 each and still available from the presidents of local lt organizar tions or at the door Ontario Housing Minister John Rhodes will be one of over 700 persons expected to be part of Evans Appreciation Night Area man injured 33yearold Staynerarea man is listed in satisfactory condition in hospital after being pinned under his pickup truck in singlevehicle accident Thursday spokesman for the Stayner detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police says Marcel Page of Hltii Stayner was travelling along Concession 12 in Sunnidale Township near the Stayner town line near pm when the accident occurred Members of the Simcoe Rescue uad freed Page in nine minutes says squa ctr ordinator Gary Joice Page who suffered multiple injuries in the accident is being treated at Coll ingwoods General and Marine Hospital No further details are available say police Put to good use Linda and Robert Snider of Barrie will use the $10000 they won in last weeks Win tario draw to repay the loan they took out for the downpayment on their new home Thats one big monthly payment we dont have to worry about Mrs Snider said Yes we were excited but were also calm to know where the money is going suppose well be little more comfortable Mr and Mrs Snider have two children 20 months and four months old Snider was watching the draw on televi sion while his wife was at her ceramics class When she returned home he calmly the conditions tllltHllllHl to federal intrusion into provincialjurisdiction There was very warm xptlllll feeling throughout the meeting iillespic said as he emerged from the day long talks it was fntitftil cooperative corigcriial meeting That was marked contrast with past sessions when the provinces bickcred among themselves and with ttawa over energy issues usually the domestic price for crtidc oil OTTAWA CP AuditorGeneral JJ Macdonell Thursday unveiled more evidence of government financial bungling and said security of federal computer operations are suspect but gave authorities pat on the back for trying to bring their house in order Macdonell in his annual report to Parliament on government financial operations said he was pleased at the good start made by federal officials in correcting errors uncovered last year The tone of his report was far cry from year ago when he slammed the government for losing or coming close to losing control over the public purse Macdonell told the Commons public ac counts committee he was especially hear tened by government agreement to appoint comptrollergeneral with deputy minister status to report on financial operations to the treasury boa rd Appointment of comptrollergeneral was key recommendation last year by Macdonell in my judgment this is vitally important step Macdonell said it is inevitable the control of the public purse will ultimately become satisfactory from every standpoint Shes busy shooting Can give her message local lifestyle ontortalnmont homes Iportn 12 comics 19 classified 14 to deadflne we Wu lt iv Suspect held Police escort struggling suspect to cruiser Thursday night after man held them at bay with gun in westend Toron to Police later found the gun to be toy pistol after the emergency task force had moved into action and overpowered the man Vincent Hayes 37 was charged with possession of dangerous weapon and common assault Photo discussed the money they owed before sur prising her with the news of the winning The Sniders had obtained their book of Wintario tickets at local variety store Two suspects sought BRADFORD Staff Ontario Provin cial Police are searching for two suspects involved in an armed robbery Thursday on Bradford area sideroad says police spokesman male and female last seen driving light blue vehicle allegedly robbed 22year old Allan Yake of Bradford of $168 using small handgun says the spokesman The incident took place between and pm on the Middletown sideroad just west of Bradford The male suspect is described as white 510 150 lbs and slim and was last seen wearing blue jeans brown coat and large leather hat He is described as having long brown hair The female described as heavyset wore blue nylon coat and also had long brown hair says police Power knocked out High winds broke two hyrdo poles in Bar rie and knocked power out in number of rural areas Thursday afternoon Stan Bobbette electric superintendent for Barries Public Utilities Commission said today poles were broken on Bayview Drive and Anne Street south and another was blown down but not broken at the Con tinental Inn He said power lines were not damaged and the PUC had no power failures All three poles have been put back in place with temporary repairs Ted Johnston public relations officer with Ontario Hydro said Hydro has isolated rural problems caused mainly by trees blown into power lines and causing short circuits He said tree was responsi ble for an hourlong power failure in the Patterson Road area just outside Barrie Bid rejected TORONTO CP The Ontario Supreme Court has rejected bid by landowners liv ing in the path of an Ontario Hydro tran If that step had not been taken dont think my comments this year would have been much different than last year Macdonell told the committee he expects appointment of the comptrollergeneral within weeks at the outside But in spite of his praise for some govem ment actions in improving financial management Macdonell still uncovered foot dragging sloppy operations and uestionable trade practices by government epartments and agencies In terms of significant visible changes to rectify major internal control weaknesses progress has not been spectacular his report says There was little evidence that senior gover nment managers were taking the initiative and trying to correct deficiencies in their departments it says The report also says special study of nine major government computer operations han dling about $40 million in revenue and ex penditures shows it is possible unauthorized persons might gain access to tax data or that unemployment insurance benefits might be paid out by fraud or error Ruben Rosen private specialist who headed the computer study said there was no check on errors in the computer system He likened the operation of the system to driving without brakes Office raids part of probe QUEBEC CP Justice Minister Mar Andre Bedard said Thursday that Quebec Provincial Police raided the Montreal offices of the opposition Liberal and Union Nationale parties Wednesday as part of twoyear in vestigation into possible corruption within the Quebec Liquor Corp The minister said that legal raids were among series of searches the police force has carried out recently He said there an more to come Documents which do not aid in the in vestigation will be returned to their owners the minister said and copies of pertinent documents will be given back while police retain the originals as evidence He added that police also may raid the of fices of the Parti Quebecois because politi cal parties are not above the law Merry static Santa Claus Harley Hyer of Mankato Minn and 11yearold Susie Peterson of Minneapolis enjoy hairraising ex perience as they check out generator displayed at science toy fair this week at St Pauls Science Museum of Minnesota The generator stands hair on end with hamiless charge of static electricity AP Laserphoto smission corridor to set aside the report of an expropriation inquiry The landowners had argued that the inquiry should have examined alternate routes and particularly the possibilty of sen ding power from the Bruce nuclear generating station to the Barrie area in stead of to Milton just west of Toronto weather Continuing windy today with frequent flur ries and local snowsqualls Winds southwest gusting to 70 kmh Lows tonight to Saturday cloudy with few flurries Highs near freezing