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WTWE Georgian College Law and Security Administration students recently com pleted an industrial security exercise with firms in the Barrie area The purpose of the assign ment was to conduct survey of the security ro oedures in force an to recommend possible changes Eldon Brown director Barrie Alert Security Services explains the function of the main fire and burglary alarms system at Cooper Topl Group Limited Barrie to Donna Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mar tin 43 Sangro Loop Base CleOpatra wears wigs STRATFORD Ont CP Maggie Smith will retain her natural hair color and play redhaired Cleopatra in the Stratford Festival Theatre pro duction of Antony and Cleo patra Cleopatras are traditionally ravenhaired but Daphne Dare the festivals head of design said the actress will top her own short red coif with three wigs in the same shade One worn most frequently will be flowing cascading down her shoulders Another will be swept up in more regal fash ion The long wig ties in with the simple lines of most of the cos tumes in which beige brown and gold predominate Miss Smith has already ap proved Miss Dares designs She was enthusiastic both about the costumes and the color scheme MissDare said With the exception of state ceremonial robes the costumes are designed with simple lines for the domestic scenes in the palace Miss Dare is also designing Miss Smiths costumes for the festivals openin production June The Way the World GHOST AWESOME Meanwhile inthe depths of the Festival Theatre miracles are being performed for this seasons sets The most terrifying ghost ever to be seen on Canadian stage will make its appearance inHamlet gigantic helmet is being built topped with tallostrich feathers It will surmount shroud of silk and tower on stage its eerie appearance in tensified by special lighting ef fects It is the brain child of youthful new designer John Pennoyer who began at Strat ford in 1972 as properties ap prentice and gained recognition for his work on the falcon headed Viking ship in Pericles He also assisted in creating fire which extinguished itself stage by radio control in 1W2 Black and white Will be used try designer John Ferguson in The Tempest to depict good and erii Costumes to be worn by the island sprites and Prospero are almost biblical in their look while those of the island casta ways are swashbuckling ech oing the Charles era In the shipwreck scene an enormous sail manipulated by prop workers at the corners of the stage will flap in darkness lit at intervals by sheets of lightning Many styles and Sizes FastlnstaHaUOn also Available ROOF VENTS See Them Now At 7265711 75 Yonge St Barrie Borden and David Mar wood son of Mr and Mrs OOOODOOOOOOOM 14 Harry Marwood Belevedere Avenue Parry SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTFOR STUDENTS Sound Georgian College Photo Murder punishment eased among New Guinea natives PORT MORESBY Reuter In PapuaNew Guinea where an unfaithful wife can be chopped to death and minor dis putes are settled withspears the penalty for murder is being eased Instead of mandatory life sehtence judges will be em powered to be more lenient if they believe traditions and social obligations have put pressure on man to kill to right what he believes is wrong The change is an attempt by the lawmakers of this newly in dependent South Pacific coun try to take into account the powerful influence of super stitions and customs on its three million inhabitants mainly subsistence farmers and villagers report by the PapuaNew Guinea law reform commission examining the countrys Aus tralianinspired criminal code has been accepted by Parlia ment It sass few murders reaching the courts are pre meditated or coldblooded Justice Minister Ebia Ole wale introducing the new legis lation told Parliament The law reform commission has found that murderers in our country are not dangerous criminals who commit crimes again and again unless they are locked up One of the most common situ ations resulting in murder was when wife tried to leave husband or was found with an other man This makes some husbands so angry that they grab an axe and kill their wives there and then Olewale said In some areas if they do not they are regarded as weak men The commission said that in many parts of the country it is the strict custom that wife who is unfaithful or openly in sults her husband about his lack of sexual prowess should be killed Disputes over animals land or bride prices which man must pay to the tribe of prps pective bride often leads to deaths In the eastern highland recently young tribesman was jailed for life for killing his motherinlaw with an arrow after his wife ran away with an other man and her tribe refused to refund the bride price RELATIVES JOIN IN When quarrel starts over land or property relatives on both sides join in and the argu ment develops into pitched battle with spears and clubs of ten resulting in deaths Among examples of cases where judge would be justi fied in being lenient the com mission told of the notorious and muchfeared sorcerer who boasted of killing 29 people with his black magic He was mur dered by three men to protect their families His killers were treated as heroes and public saviours by villagers The commission also argued that mandatory life sentences disregarded the most imv portant instrument of recon ciliation in PapuaNew Guineacompensation payme nts In many cases tribal fights which led to deaths resulted in reprisals and counterreprisals The only sure way of settling such disputes is for one tribe to accept responsibility for the original crime and then make compensation payment in cash orlivestock If compensation for death had been paid life sentence for the clansman who actually threw the spear or shot the fatal arrow would be regarded as un necessarily severe by the clan leaders the commission said They might be discouraged from making future set tlements which would mean further killings CREATED SYMBOL The three balls symbol of the moneylender was first tsed 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