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EXAMINER TELEPHONES Circulation Clossdted Advertismg All Other Departments 2th YearNo 291 7266539 728 241 7266537 he Barrie Examiner Barrie Ontario Canada Uh iiarrir Estonia PI 15 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly l8 Poges Saturday Nov I976 Bourassa Levesque in corrup lion exchange ROBERT BULRASSA counterattack Focus is now on GM DETROIT iAPi After reaching agreement on new contract with Chrysler Corp just before strike deadline the Lnited Auto Workers is tur ning to General Motors threeyear pact covering 109000 and Canadian pro duction workers at Chrysler was announced just minutes be fore the pm EST strike lead line Friday tAW President Leonard Woodcock then announced that union officials will decide early next week on strike deadline for General Motors The cott tract with GM will affect 390000 workers Bargainers were unable to settle on separate pact cov ering 9000 whitecollar Chrysler employees But they were reported close to an agreement and they extended that contract indefinitely One union official said the production workers agreement also contains numerous loose ends Despite the contract settle ment seven hryslcr plants in the DetroitWindsor area were shut down and 33000 workers were sent home when thousan ds of LAW members staged wildcat walkoufs before the deadline Both sides said they expect the plants to operate normally Monday MONTREAL CP Accusa tions of corruption were ex changed Fiiday as Premier Robert Bourassa launched couiiterattack against Parti Quebecois Leader Rene Le vesque whose campaign for the Nov 15 provincial elections has included the theme of wide spread corruption during the years of Liberal govern ment Althouin Mr Levesque has refused to mention names his longstanding accusation of highranking Liberals were in volved in system of patronage centring on the Quebec Liquor Corp Getting back at the PQ Mr Bourassa told lively crowd in the Laurentian town of Val DOr that the PQ leader had himself practised patronage during the 1060s when he was public works and natural re sources minister in the Liberal government of Jean Lesage But all that is in the past he said declining to mention copies of report by the Quebec Police Commission inquiry into organized crime to prove the public pays fraudulent taxes to the Liberal party election fund ALLEGED KICKBACKS The report the subject of published news stories earlier this week in Le Devoir includes testimony implicating Finance Minister Raymond Garneau and Paul Desrochers special adviser to highranking Liberals including the premier corp and liquor suppliers The PQ leader admitted his party had accepted $5000 do nation from Melchers Dis tilleries Ltd large liquor company six years ago But the PQ has not accepted such contributions since 1973 when it banned all donations exceeding $250 from unions companies and other organizations he added However typical of this fast paced 28day campaign the ground abruptly shifted back to grants may boycott the Liberals at the polls has called meeting Sunday between political leaders and angry im migrant parents Parents are forced under the Official Lan uage Act to send their chil ren who do not have com mand of the English language to French schools CHANGES PLANNED Premier Bourassa has in dicated changes will be made in application of the law known as Bill 22 to make the tran Meanwhile SolicitorGeneral Fernand Lalonde followed the Liberal strategy of blunting al legations of patronage while not actually not denying them Mr Lalonde confirmed that he had instructed the Quebec Provincial Police QPP to in vestigate patronage in the Li quor Corp after receiving re port by the commission last year Two political opinion polls published Friday indicate the PQ and the Liberals were run generalized corruption in the government received boost reports from published IllIIIIIIlIIIlIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Local sculptor Valdis llgacs has been conducting sciin ture classes in some of the elementary schools in the area providing students with an opportunity to work in clay and soapstone Students allllllllllllllIlllllIllIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllE are asked to work with their Seven candidates vie for Socred leadership OTTAWA ttfli Whoever wins the Social Yridit leader ship at this weekends conven tion there are likely to be sortie important changes in the general orientation of the our yacvcn candidates are vying to win support fron the 1000 or so delegates party organizers ex pect to gather to choose suc cessor to Real aouettc who is ill in hospital total of 14158 people littVt been accredited as delegates but not all will be able to at tend Voting is to take place Sun day afternoon and candidates speeches are today No policy discussions or workshops are planned Iwo Mls are among the can didatcs They are Andre lOtlltl tLofbinicrti and Rene Matte ithamplaini specific cases Mr that mount pressure by material and produce an art form that is satisfying to themselves btit is not an at tempt to create something tctognicublc Soapstone was the medium being used at Shanty Iliiy School on Iriday by the tirade eight in IlllllIIIIlllIIllttlllllllllllllllllll IltlIIlllllIIIltlIIIIllllIllIllllIIllIIllllllIItllIllllIIllllIllllllllllllllllltlllllltlllllllIIlIllllllIlIltllltllllllllIIIllIllllllllIIIlllIltIllllIlIIIll 25 cl Fa 1if Ill mi 311 ii 1i Now try it again without the kiss King Levesque continued to concentmtcs on getting her carving inst right llllt San gllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllfi Four charged by city police in an alleged plot to organize system of kickbacks between the party the Quebec Liquor releasing EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllllllllllIIllIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIltllIIIIIlItIlllllllIIIIIIllIIIIIllllIIlllllllllllt THE FASCINATION OF SOAPSTQNE SCULPTING irts txclty Simpson illNHl Walsh below gets so in olvcd in her work that sht ocsnt thlltt thc soapstont list on her chick IIx tttlttti lllltlltt Several charges have been aid by liirric ity Police in oniicctioii with Mans World ititollierSt Ioticc thicf IIiirl Snider said his morning four people were iiicstcd on charges relating to Firefighters battle blaze It took 11 tiicniin two units out Ill hour tlttl half to ex tiigtiisli garage fire it l3 liisinoiiiingat ttlSaiilordSt The garage belongs to Al lat ltlOtl the explosive language issue The ItalianCanadian Educa tion Council warning immi sition to Frenchlanguage in struction anglophones easier nin for all non neckandneck in the eyes of gained ground since last spring public while the UN had Public airs views Ily ltllll DINSIAN IIxaniinchtaff Reporter Annexation opponents Iiad substantial edge Friday as the Ontario Municipal Board heard testimony from the public dur ing its hcaring into Ilarrics any nexation application liiltccn speakers opposed the annexation bid in whole or in part lllt only four spoke in clear cut support Two others expressed support with reset lttlotts In addition opponents of the application presented petitions to the board with total of about iiiititisigiiitiiiis Friday was the seventh day of lllt OMlls hearing into llarr iics annexation proposal lhc hearing held in the Army ayy and Air lOtt lub on ilcorgc Street will resume lonilay It too in The city seeking to annex lifioo acres from Innistil Township and 4000 acres from cspra Township The applica llOfl lilin culls iiii 3100 acres iroin Oro lowiiship but city rcprcsciitativis have air nouiiccd they no longer want llttt tltt land and will present no idcnccconcerninglt ttppliiittils of annexation Ittllfltll from former Innisfil titi icoigc lluiton who ttllttl the application an lilioi tion to ispra woiiian who is afraid licl woodworking business will lt destroyed by taxes if her land is taken by Liriic SlllOItllIlth Supporters of the annexation included consultant to developer lawyer for woman whose 05 acre holding in liiiiistil would be cut in two on annextn hi the body rub parlor thargcs of keeping com mon bawdy house were laid against lanettc Louise lottghcliick 10 of Leonard Avi Stroud and oliii hcster Church 30 of Iluntingdalc vc lototito hargcd with being inmates of It common bawdy hotisc were Sharron II Ilyrani 21 of 00 ol tier St and Diane Thain 10 of tilttollicht Barrie loctghcluck was also charg ed with being in possession of prohibited weapon and Byram was also charged with being in possession of narcotics The four will appear in pro vincial court Nov $25000 LIP grant for Fireball project The liiiciitls of have received 5133000 Lll ILocat Initiative Irograini grant for work on the building at the corner of Iulcastcr and tolliti The grant for the hiring of sewii workers and work on the exterior of llll building is the second from Lll for the Ft grant was received last year the lltl1ttll The Ft is restoring the 10th century building oncc ltaiiics llttlttlll as an art and cultural centre Harrie in ouncil Iias also approved the spending of $30000 of funds raised by the lOli The money will be used for replacing arches cleaning and restoring brickwork painting the tower on the roof of the building and some work on the root The Iloy Scouts and ojxrators of the Flea Market held at Molsoiis during the summer have asked for the use of the liirehall says Muriel Leepcr of the Ft committee by the proposed boundary man who wants to sever lots from twoacre hotding at Miiiets Point and man representing his parents who own wrecking yard on land adjoining the current city boun darics Mr Burton candidate to regain the recveship told the hearing large number of In iiisfil residents will be unable to bear the tax burden which will be created if Stroud is annexed as proposed leaving the township to replace its police and fire headquarters He called for an unbiased an nexation study before the board reaches decision Biologist Bernard Leibel of Iainswick said the annexation plan threatens to turn Kcmixnfelt Bay into cesspool with pollutants carried in runolf from proposed develop ment in the Ilewitts reek watershed This portion of the annexation should be deleted he said or else halfmilewidc greenbelt should be established along the lake to act as natural fitter Kathe Jans of Iniiisfil charged that the annexation bid is the work of 13 to 20 major developers and will put too heavy tax btirdcii on residents left behind in innisfil HOUSE DE TA CHED TORONTO 1Ii man who used chain saw to cut his half of semidetached house from his neighbors and built himself new home has been fined $400 or the op tion oftltl days in jail Armando Terralheiro pleaded guilty in provincial court this week to three building violations Oliver Rourdon til told the court his house saggcd and the sotitli side was exposed to the weather after Ter ralhaciro cut the two homes apart The city is seeking an in junction in Ontario Supreme ourt to prevent further con struction on Ierralbaeiros house and force him to pay the estimated 320000 for repairs to the Rourdon house GEORGE IllRlON an opponent Mervin Wice of Stroud said the proposed border would cut viable community in the Stroud area in two TAX BlRDICN lack Webb of the Big Bay Point District Association called for form of regional government for Simcoe County and also cited the heavy tax burden he said annexation would create for Innisfils remaining residents James lrant representing the Shanty Bay Ratepayers Asstxiation opposed annexa tion in Oro which the board cotild still order despite Bar rics changcof plans because of taxes destruction of farmland pollliitioii and drainage problems among other reasons Iaul Warner of leorgian Drive in espra said Harrie has bad record with development and Ken Weatherhead of cspras Eighth Line said he had chosen rural homc deliIxratcly and did not want thecity toovcrtzikc him Norman iinningtiam of Mid hurst said the city had no right to take Little Lake away from cspra and Parker of Iollendal said the Lovers reck and Ilewitfs reek watersheds will be millstone around the neck of Barrie On the prtHinnexation side lawyer IIdwin Myers asked to have the inncxation boundary extended to take in all his clients land Mowdcr of Minets Point wanted as surance that his severances would receive priority treat ment when his land is annexed Robert Holt of Barrie said an nexation of his parents wreck ing lot would remove uncertain ty and consultant Ronald Hig gins supportcd annexation in Vespra which would bring into Barrie two separate parcels totalling 347 acres adjacent to Barrie land his clients have alreadv developed Trojan of Mississauga spokesman for group of peo ple who hope to build homes on ltiacre parcel in Vespras Eighth Concession said the boundary should be extended to take in that land and in fact all land in Lots 21 through 24 of that concession rather than taking so much good farmland in Innisfil He said the city is being unfair to Vespra in ask ing for its commercial land without taking residential land Also heard by the board was Robert Sturgeon chairman of the Nottawasaga Valley Con servation Authority He did not oppose annexation as such but objected to development in the Bear Creek area of Vcspra prior to fill and floodline mapp ing saying it could have serious consequences for Mi ncsing Swamp He also called for Little Lake to be designated in the citys official plan as en vironmentally sensitive and asked that development he kept out of the Willow Creek water shed CAPSULEKNE WS RENE LEVESQUE no names Board gets records reminder School records which follow student from Kindergarten to Grade 13 must be kept con fidential and the ministry of education is reminding teach ers of that Ontario school records have been maintained in elementary schools since the 19505 and in secondary schools since the 1960s In past years controver sy has arisen over who has ac cess to the information con tained in the records The ministrys audio visual presentation says teachers students and the parent or guardian of minor have ac cess to the records They are not available to the police and cannot be sub poenaed as evidence in court Parents and students in writing may challenge an en try in school record and may take their challenge all the way to the minister However teacher cannot be taken to court over any entry in the record The ministry says many teachers are affraid to make entries in the records for fear of legal reprisal or confrontation The reports are transferred from school to school in On tario private school will only receive the records if it asks for them in writing and guarantee the system will be used in the school Syrians issue warning BEIRUI tAPt Leftist Moslems and rightwing Christians raided across front lines in Beirut and traded rocket and mortar fire today Syria warned that its 20000 troops in Lebanon were ready to move into the capital and force an end to the fighting Black takeover talks on GENEVA AP Talks between black and white Rhodesian leaders ended the week deadlocked and the presidents of four black southern African nations met today in Tanzania to discuss strategy for ensuring black takeover in Rhodesia Eight killed in floods TRAPANI ltaly Apt 77 Floods caused by torrential rains have killed at least eight persons police and city officials said The rain continued today Forced to dismiss bank chief Coyne says Dief in memoirs By MICHAEL LAYOIE OlTAWA Pi John Die fenbaker says he was forced to dismiss Bank of Canada govcr nor James Coyne in 1961 be cause Toyne was inflexible un balanced and obsessed with hisown infallibility He was an unregcneratc lrit and Liberal party strate gists used him for their own en ds the 81yearold former Progressive Conservative prime minister says in memoirs just published The memoirs covering Mr Diefenbakeis years as prime minister from 1957 to 1963 treat the Coyne affair as bitter but unavoidable incident which Coyne himself started The Diefcnbakcr government introduced legislation to fire HOSTAGETAKING INCIDENT Two guards held 11 hours by Laval prisoners MONIRICAL tli IWo guards taken hostage by two prisoners at the maximum security Laval Institute Friday afternoon were released une harmed 11 hours later following negotiations with prisoners prison officials reporter and lawyer The guards were released shortly after am EST today after authorities agreed to ac cept revised demands of the prisoners including the transfer of six prisoners who were substxjucntly moved to nearbv Archambaiilt Regional Detention Centre in Ste Anne des Ilaines Through prisoner mediator lom Macaffrey the two prisoners expressed their dissatisfaction with living con ditions at ttic institutcs segregation unit and demanded the transfer of 10 men from the secondfloor block Andre Lemarier warden of the penitentiary said one of the prisoners Gordon Lussier who earlier had been described as ovcrcxcited calmed down and became more reasonable in his demands This was the key to the breakthrough he said at news conference following the incident The two prisoners Bertrand Janvier and Lussier were armed with sharpened bed post and homemade knife when they seized three guards on stairway after the after noon recreation period One guard identified as Cecil Lavrey was released by prisoners because he appeared to be suffering from shock The other guards both in their twenties were identified as Coyne after he refused either to quit or to change his public campaign for more austerity in government spending This ran counter to the official govern ment policy of heavy spending and big deficits to reduce unemployment In the memoirs Mr Diefenba ker said he wanted to grant Coynes request for public hearing before Commons committee but was undercut by Donald Fleming his finance minister who refused the re quest Ile also attacks the media for what he said was sen sational and irresponsible reportiiigof the affair WAS INIIATED Mr Dicfenbaker said he was eventually vindicated in his de cision to get rid of Coyne but the late Lester Pearson who Gracier Paquette and Jean Lecompte spokesman frotn the guards union of the Public Service Alliance of Canada said the two have been at Laval for less than one year PRISONERS TRANSFERREI Arrangements were finally made for the transfer of six risoners five of whom had temporarily taken to Ar chambault The sixth was taken to hospital Mr Lemarier said Macaf frey Lussier and Janvicr will be transferred to the federal prison in Dorchester NB Two was Opposition leader at the time saw the affair as the be ginning of the end for the Die fenbaker government In his memoirs Mr Pearson said the Coyne affair severely damaged the reputation of the Diefenbaker government and contributed to the Liberal vic tory of 1963 The Diefenbakcr memoirs said Coynes public pronounce ments advocating opposite monetary policies to those in force were designed as political campaign against my government He said Coyne was in flexible to the point of being unbalanced on economic mat ters In mid1961 the government introduced controversial legislation to oust Coyne others will remain at Archam bault and the fate of the prisoner in hospital was still unknown Mr Lemarier said he refused the prisoners request for photographer but declined to give furt or details Apparent ly the prisoners wanted the public to be aware of their liV ingconditions Claude Poirier re rter on Frenchlanguage radio station CJMS who has mediated sev eral such incidents was in volved in negotiations with the MOTION DEFEATED The legislation ended up be fore the Senate banking com mittee where it was defeated by the Liberal majority Coyne re signed but only after winning the moral victory of seeing the legislation defeated in the Sen ate Mr Diefenbaker was miffed by the attitude of the media which he said tended to treat Coyne as martyr The mem oirs quote letter from the late senator Grattan OLeary prominent Conservative and former journalist who said re porters coverin the Senate earings turn into sob sis ters unso histicated dupes incapable seeing through what was palpably phoney three prisoners Warden Lemarier and legalaid lawyer Robert LaHaye The hostages were being held in the prisons segregation wing near the main cellblock which was set afirc in September by $6 prisoners who caused $500000 worth of damage No one was injured in that incident The warden at the time Bienvenue Marcoux veteran of several rison disturbances resigned ter the destruction of the cellblock