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Picture exclusive: Barrie after the storm
Picture, 1985
House Insured: John and Marion Bayfield of Barrie wait for an insurance adjuster to appraise the damage Friday's tornado did to their $200;000 home. The Bayfields and their two small sons have found temporary accommodation and say the earliest they'll be able to move into a rebuilt home is Christmas. They hope to recoup most of their losses from their insurance company.
Picture, 1985
Anxious wait: The Devries family - (clockwise from top) Mike; 18; Joan; 22; Anita; 15; mother Ann; John 20; Rachel; 7; father Theo; and grandfather Albert - survey the ruins of their Barrie condominium. A vote of condominium members will decide its fate.
Picture, 1985
Chain gang: Prisoners from Mimico Correctional Centre pitch in to clear away the debris of a home in Barrie demolished by the recent tornado. One of the 30 on the work detail said they volunteered because we wanted to do out part to help. All are short-term prisoners convicted of non-violent offences; and tornado victims say the convicts are doing a terrific job for them.
Picture, 1985
Ron McKittrick of Morrow Rd. in Barrie stands on hood of his truck as he surveys the rubble that was his ATLAS Auto Supply Company
Picture, 1985
A year ago today a tornado swept through Barrie; top; causing devastating damage.
Picture, 1986
Morrow Rd - Barrie
Picture, 1985
Almost like before: George; Burton of Springhome Rd. in Barrie; above; can smile today because he's got a new roof on his home and his wife's hand; seriously cut by flying glass during the tornado; is healing. He's shown on the roof of his house; in almost the same spot his son; Bill; was kneeling when the photo at right was taken just a couple of hours after the tornado struck. The street is cleaned up now and many of the damaged houses have been repaired and the overturned cars and debis are gone. But so are most of the young trees and flowers that had dressed up this subdivision.
Picture, 1985
Aftermath of agony: Stunned survivors of yesterday's deadly tornado that ravaged Barrie survey the wreckage of their homes. At least seven people were killed in that city alone.
Picture, 1985
Barrie rebulilds: Many of the expensive home on Barries's Murray St.; overlooking Kempenfeldt Bay; are being rebuilt from the ground up. Inset shows the devastation in the same area the day of the tornado.
Picture, 1985
Sad note: Fran and Doug Shaw and their son Kevin examine the dusty remains of their piano as they pick their way through the ruins of what was a $140;000 home in Barrie. Mother and son had left home just moments before the house was thrown into the street by the tornado.
Picture, 1985
House insured: John and Marion Bayfield of Barrie wait for an insurance adjuster in front of the ruins of their $200;000 home.
Picture, 1985
Barrie
Picture, 1985
Pitching in: Members from the Mennonite community pitch in to help clean up debris and begin repairs on homes in Barrie damaged by a tornado. Here; Aaron Wiebe; left; gets some assistance in removing a tree stump. The back-breaking clean-up drive was organized by the Mennonite Disaster Relief Service in co-operation with the Rotary Clubs of Barrie.
Picture, 1985
Disbelleving look: Margaret and George Telford; 71 and 75; survey the remains of their Murray St. bungalow in Barrie yesterday. They escaped serious injury by crouching between two walls of the house when the tornado roared through the city. Margaret said the home meant everything to us.
Picture, 1985
Angus McInnes - 55 - Barrie
Picture, 1985
Barrie rebuilds: Many of the expensive home on Barrie's Murray St.; overlooking Kempenfeldt Bay; are being rebuilt from the ground up. Inset shows the devastation in the same area the day of the tornado.
Picture, 1985
Sandy Beale looks at devastation on road in Barrie.
Picture, 1985
Signs of the times: Barrie residents may have lost their homes and even some loved ones; but many haven't lost their sense of humor. Despite the tragic series of events; when a tornado devastated the Barrie area 10 days ago; the residents of these homes used some innovative and descriptive signs in their brave attempts to lift a bit of the gloom. One homeowner tells passersby he is Gone for the Summer; another has cancelled the pool party; and still another; with an artful taste for gallows humor; proclaims that We may appear dead; but the body's still warm.
Picture, 1985
Nature's wrath: Shattered buildings in Barrie resemble a war zone after yesterday's tornado that killed at least seven in that city. The twister tore through a new subdivision; flattening at least 100 houses in 15 minutes. It first touched down at the Barne racetrack; just east of Highway 400; where it destroyed the horse barns. The storm reduced factories and a warehouse to shreds before roa east over Lake Simcoe. [Incomplete]
Picture, 1989
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