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47 yr Lngn rlta1v rrv 111 showers or thunderstorms Low tonight 10 high Tuesday 24 EXAMINER TELEPHONES WEATHER FORECAST ircu ion it 7266539 ignyfigdzgnwfiaghxgzté Classolied Advertising 72a24i4 All Other Departments 7266537 ll2ih YearNo 2H Well Win 65 seats Sacred candidate says The Social Credit Party will take 65 seats in the next federal election says Philip Hambly candidate for the party leader Ship Mr Hambly was in the Bar rie area Friday speaking to members of the Grey Simcoe and Simcoe North Riding as soc1ations He predicted the Social Credit party will be the power in any union forming govern ment The only way we can put through any of our platforms is through coalition he said There are number of spe cific seats in Canada which we can win Mr Hambly said in British Columbia there is possibility of winning 15 federal seats The two riding associations met to select delegates for leadership convention Nov and in Ottawa The delegates from Grey Simcoe are Nancy Arnold Dr James McGillivray Patrick Gallagher Jack Van Klaveren and Bob Gigeroff From Simcoe North Bruce Arnold Pat Prime and Alek Antoniuk will attend Mr Arnold association resi dent said about 30 peop at tended the meeting in Stayner Town Hall which was disap pointing crowd No Sesame Street as many complain CKVRTV Barrie Channel has received 15 to 20 tele hone complaints day since opp ing Sesame Street from its ro gramming last week De bie Brown operations secretary said today Mrs Brown said the decision to drop the childrens show was based on the need for more Canadian content and the fact that viewers should be able to get Sesame Street on CBLT Toronto Channel or CHEX Peterborough Channel 12 However she said most of those who have called to com plain have difficulty getting these channels despite the fact that Channel now is transmit gd from the CN tower in Toron The program has been re placed in the 11 am weekda time slot by Daybeat talk and interview show Canadian inserts on the American produced Sesame Street add up to only 15 minutes of Canadian content she said while Daybeat is entirely Canadian and we really need it now Sesame Street is non sponsored program while Daybeat is sponsored in the or dinary way but Mrs Brown said the additional revenue available from Daybeat played no part in the decision to change programming Beginning Oct Mrs Brown said the station will carry childrens programming Friendly Giant Mon Ami schools telecast and Mr Dressup from 845 to 11 am and most callers seem to be consoled when informed of this Davis puts support behind bilingualism HONEY HARBOUR Ont CP Ontario Premier Wil liam Davis made pitch for na tionalism Sunday and con firmed his support for bilingualism in Canada He told meeting of 450 On tario Young Progressive Con servatives in this community about 30 miles northwest of Ori llia that his party shared commitment to bring the people of our province and the people of our country together in renewed sense of common cause for common national goal The premier applauded sev eral times during his referen ces to bilingualism said he was disturbed by booing of an nouncements in French during Canada Cup hockey game last Tuesday at Maple Leaf Gar dens in Toronto He said minority of small minded people were booing and the different response at the Gardens during Saturday nights game was gratifying He was critical of the federal overnments apparent ecision to enforce time deadline possibly this fall on Japan hit by typhoon TOKYO Reuter The most destructive typhoon to hit Japan in 10 years roared through the southwestern island of Kyushu today raising the known death toll to nearly 100 police said Typhoon Fran has caused widespread flooding and land slides in southwestern and cen tral Japan FIN Barrie Golf and Country Club championships were deemed Saturday in headtohead competitions Taking top honors were from left Paul Canadas premiers to reach agreement on constitutional reform The premiers are to meet Oct in Toronto to try for agreement on bringing the Ca nadian constitution the British North America Act to Canada Mr Davis was critical of what he called the errors and heavy handedness of federal bilingualism olicies or Ot tawas com siveness about those policies am not one of those by the way that believes that support ing French language rig ts is the price we have to pay to keep Quebec in confederation happen to believe that one supports language rights be cause it is right it is humane it is decent and it is moral im perative in free and plural istic society He said only free enterprise economy is the best guarantee of good salary for unions and business and that he was pre pared to take this message to the doorsteps of labor unions In other business at the con ference the youth group chose Scott McDougall 21 fresh man at York University in To ronto as the new party presi dent On Saturday during policy session on education the mem bers decided that English mathematics second lan guage and Canadian studies should be made compulsory in Ontario high schools They decided that French langua immersion courses should available in districts where the demand justified and that students from kin dergarten to Grade should be given one hour of compulsory French each school day AL CHAMPS DECIDED Coffey Jim Garner and Joan Clayden Coffey won the mens and Garner the junior division for the first furthermore the nod person to detect iiiIll We expected to have at least twice that number he said EIGHT PAGES Mr Hambly read an eight page presentation to the members calling for new budgeting system for the federal government to reduce costs He said he has prepared budget for the country which spends only $16 billion 966 million about half the present federal budget The everswelling horde of civil servants would be offered jobs shovelling manure on farms clearing refuse from the cities and other suitable em ployment Taxes he said will put on luxuries and taken off the necessities in life The child across the tracks must have his fresh oran es before the drunkard gets is gin he said Included in his proposed changes for the government Mr Hambly said the post office will be reorganized to provide personal service to local com munities subpost office in ever area will be handy for people he said It will not just deal with letters but with telegrams and all types of communica tion Business mail he said will be charged higher rate for delivery reducing the cost of regular letters by ordinary tax payers Total reorganization of the post office for putting an end to the deliberate disgraceful disintegration of communica tions with which the people are now afflicted is needed he said Mr Hambly is also calling for swift return of justice in the country by changing the criminal code Theres only one answer for the unspeakable swine feeding drugs to your children the noose end of rope he said We need complete re organization of the judicial system wrists slx be severly punishai Signed Leonid Drury submits his resignation KING CITY Ont CP Progressive Conservative frontbencher Sinclair Stevens says Works Minister Charles Drury has again submitted his resi nation to Prime Minister Tru eau Mr Stevens told CKBB radio station in Barrie that the Drury report is something go ing around in Ottawa The Conservative party finance critic brought up Mr Drurys future in radio inter view on the announcement by Privy Council President Mit chell Sharp that he will resign when the prime minister overhauls the cabinet soon time while Clayden took the ladies title for sixth con secutive year See story Page Examiner Photo BRUCE ARNOLD Staff organizer of the Social Credit Party of Canada ntario Branch and riding ilSSlXliL tion president talks over the proposed national party policies with Philip Hambly of Montreal Mr llamny is one of the tour candidates seeking the fcdcral lixidcr ship position He visited the GreySimcoe and Simcoe North Social Credit Riding associations Friday in Stayncr Examiner Photo Sharp is bowing out before major shuffle OTTAWA Cl Govern ment House Leader Mitchell Sharp has given his resignation to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau Mr Sharp 65 senior meni ber of the Trudeau cabinet is sued brief statement Sunday confirming that he will leave the cabinet in the forthcoming minister shuffle He will not seek reelection in his riding of TorontoEglinton in the next election expected in 1978 The move clears the way for Mr Trudeau if he chinscs to broaden the scope of the cabii net reorganization that he says will take place soon Mr Trudeau is said to want to bring younger Liberal back benchers into the 29meinber cabinet and to re allocate number of portfolios among existing members Mr Sharp said he was in no way being dumped from the cabinet but believe that should make way for someone who intends to contest the next election He said he told Mr lrudcau of his retirement plans in June and submitted his resignation to be accepted at Mr lrudcaus discretion on July 15 WILIAIIII In the statement Mr Sharp said the prime minister will ac ccpt the resignation when he makes the cabinet changes be fore larliaincnt returns ct l2 Mr Sharp is the fourth minis tcr to leave cabinet in the last year John Turner quit as fi nance minister last summer in an apparent disagreement over Mr lrudcaus plan to go ahead with the compulsory economic controls of antiinflation pro gram which was introduced in October Aiidrc ucllct resigned as consumer and corporate affairs minister last wintcr and Works Minister Drury offered to resign in the socallcd judges affair Mr lmdcau refused to ac Smith expects to form next Ont government THUNDER BAY Ont IP Liberal Leader Stuart Smith says he expects to form the next government in Ontario He told Liberals in north western Ontario buoycd by threeday weekend conference that much of his thought is being given to how Liberal government would run the province truly expect to have the re sponsibility of forming the next government of this province he said am very confident the people will give us this chance He promised that affordable housing would be under con struction within the first year of Liberal government aid would be given to small busi ness and labor would have new rights to strike for safe working conditions and sue companies for injuries on the job Mr Smith spoke Saturday with party members and pros pective candidatesthe first of six such stops in the province in the next few weeks Some delegates said privately that they had sup ported David Peterson Mr Smiths chief opponent in the leadership race last January and had had doubts about the provincial Liberal performance since then At the end of the weekend they said they were impressed with their new leader at close range Mlillill SM llll lat Reid president of Ihenlt tario Liberal arty and the only Liberal mom cr of the legisla ture in the area said Mr Smith has visited the northwest three or four times since winning the leadership but for some dele gates it was the first chance to see the leader personally Mr licid who represents Rainy ltiver riding said party moralc in the northwest was low until June cop the Drury resignation af ter it was revealed Mr Drury contacted judge hearing contemptofcourt case against the consumer minister But Mr uellet quit to appeal his con viction in the case Jean Marchand Mr Trudeaus closest Quebec sup porter in cabinet resigned as environment minister in protest last June after the government yielded to num ber of airline pilots demandsin the controversy over limited use of French in air traffic con trol Mr Trudeau is said to want Mr uellct back in cabinet but will make no decision until the results of the appeal of his con tcnipt of court conviction is known The judge hearing the apDcal has been ill DUN IAGNUTII Flyers deal away Pagnutti Barrie lilycrs have sold cen tremzin lon Pagnutti to the Whit by Warriors The move was revealed dur ing the Flycis training camp for rookies which opened Satur day at the Barrie Arena 11 nutti 27 completed his first ull season with the Flyers last year with 34 goals and 39 assists to his credit The sale of Pagnutti brin to six the number of players ealt away by the Iilyers Hookin uiiip Page it Per Copy Currier Home Delivery 85 Weekly Pages ANNOUNCED TOD anle In mayors race Formei Barrie mayor Willard Kinzie announced today he will be candidate for mayor in this years municipal elections Mr Kinzie ma or from 1957 through 1961 sai he will cam paign on platform of attrac ting industry encouraging business to help balance the tax burden regaining control of the city hall budget and other pro jects designed to boost Bar me Mr Kinzie is the fourth an nounced candidate for the post Others are the incumbent Dorian Parker and aldermen Jim Perri and Ross Archer Mr Kinzie told morning press conference at his Shanty Bay Road home his decision to seek the mayors post comes in response to numerous requests from city residents in all walks of life Supporter Al Gerow began the conference by presenting Mr Kinzie with petition he said contained more than 600 signatures and Mr Kinzie said he had receiyed many other re quests at his home his business and on the street The answer is yes he told about two dozen neighbors sup porters and news media re presentatives Mr Kinzie said attraction of industry to Barrie will be ma jor priority if he is elected mayor Such drive would be aimed at balancing the tax burden which he says weighs too heavily on residential tax payers and provide employ ment op rtunities for more ci ty resi ents including those who currently commute to Toronto but might prefer to work in Barrie NEGATIVE ATTITUDE He said the percentage of in dustrial assessment appears to have slipped since he was mayor and charged that the present city council has very negative attitude toward business We filled Barrie with in dustry before and think it can be done again he said He pro mised positive allout ap proach to encourage business and industry to grow in our ci 1y Mr Kinzie charged that city hall spending is completely out of control with 300 to 400 per cent increase in some departmental budgets in the past three to four years and some members of council unable to say how many employees the city has it the situation is not brought under control he said the city could end up with budget as big as Torontos He said he would be better suited than the other three can didates all incumbents to halt the budget sprial question if they know some of the facts he said think at this moment it will take an outsider to go in someone with knowledge of business and correct this situation He said he did not think fir ings would be necessary but said it may be necessary to stop hiring for time Mr Kinzie also said downtown waterfront im provements including the ex tension of twolane parkway east of Bayfield Street should proceed at once to extend recreation facilities around the bay and improve the downtown area For years weve been look ing at mudpile he said referrin to unused fill stock il between Hayfield and ulcaster Streets while the city awaits for approval to put it into the bay MUST GO AHEAD The waterfront program Investigators trying to determine if murder plot was just idle tal SPRINGFIELD Mass Al Investigators tried today to determine whether an alleged plot to kill Senator Edward Kennedy was serious or merely idle drunken talk Three persons charged with conspiring to kill the Massachu setts Democrat faced arraign ment in court today David King 31 of Springfield told The Associated Press he was of fered $30000 to help kill Kenv nedy while he campaigned here during the weekend for re nomination in the Massachu setts Democratic primary on Tuesday King and Sandra Hondcau 37 of Westfield were released on personal recognizance after being booked Saturday by dis trict court clerk The clerk orig inally had set their bail at $50 000 each but later changed his mind police said ltobert White 42 listed as resident of the Salvation Ar mys Rehabilitation Centre here was jailed in lieu of $50 000 bail MAY BE HOAX Policemen said Sunday that there is possibility the whole affair was hoax iic police man who asked not to bc iden tified said it may have been idledmnkcntalk King in an interview said he met White on Aug at the Sal vation Army Centre and two days later was offered chance to makebi money He quote White as saying You can make $30000 alto gether All you have to do is kill US Senator Kennedy You get $5000 down and after the job you get $25000 Kennedy appeared Saturday at fundraising breakfast at the Oaks lnn Mrs Rondcau worked there as waitress for six months until she quit about week ago said hotel spokes man King said Mrs Rondeau was supposed to serve break fast and Mr White was sup posed to walk in right behind her He was going to shoot Ken nedy while he had breakfast King said WOULDNT KILL wasnt to do the killing He was to do the killing All was supposed to do was to keep the freight elevator ready for him and make sure all the other elevaiois were not working Mrs Rondcau told reporter Saturday night There was no conspiracy There is no story King said White showed him tw0 shotguns and tw0 revolvers Friday and said assume he ot them out of New York ats where the money was comingfrom When White did not keep lanned rendezvous King said he decided to call police and also said he feared for his life We checked out the story and information we received implicated all three persons said Det David Minor Whether this was prank or serious threat is still under in vestigation One Kennedy brother Presi dent John Kennedy was as sassinated in Dallas in 1963 His other brother Robert was killed in Los Angeles in 1968 while campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomi nation WILLARD KINZIE must go ahead with all possible speed he said He said that in addition to encouraging downtown mer Angela Majuery of Georgetown isnt very happy sitting in her fathers 1923 Ford Model girl can take only so much of the wind blowing and messing her WS WINDY OUTLOOK chants he would also en courage other shoppin centres and would seek the wi ening of upper Bayfield Street to relieve traffic jams in that area Mr Kinzie 56 served on town council for four years as councillor deputyreeve and reeve before becoming mayor in 1957 He was the first mayor of the City of Barrie in corporated in 1959 and served four terms in all three one year terms and one of two years as mayor He has also served as direc tor vicepresident and presi dent of the Georgian Bay Re onal Development Council an as chairman of the United Appeal Mr Kinzie OWned the Lakeview Dairy until five years ago and still operates the Lakeview Restaurant In addi tion he operated Kinzie Ltd which speicalizes in mortgages and is secretary of Kemp Bay Developments Ltd which builds industrial and commer cial facilities for lease He is married and has two sons and daughter all grown hairstyle Angela was at the sixth annual Canadian Na tional Automotive Flea Market at Molsons Park this weekend Examiner Photo Carlos may strike again LONDON AP Western intelligence agencies believe that llich Ramirez Sanchez the Venezuelan terrorist known as Carlos is in Belgrade with commando squad making plans to strike again reliable sources said today Ground is still shaking UDINE Italy Reuter The ground was still shaking toda and rain started falling in the earthquakedevastated Friull region of northern Italy struck by more than 40 tremors since Saturday Work boycott continues JOHANNESBURG AP Thousands of blacks in the Johan nesburg area today began the second threeday work boycott in less than month to protest the racial policies of South Africas ruling white minority Pope speaks to bishop BAR Italy AP Pope Paul spoke to dissident French Bishop Marcel Lefebvre with fatherly intensity at their meeting says Vatican spokesman UAW returns to talks DETROIT AP United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock returns to the bargaining table with Ford Motor Co today saying he holds out little hope of avoiding countrywide strike at midnight Tuesday night General election today PORTOFSPAIN AP Veteran Prime Minister Eric Williams and his Peoples National Movement PNM faced eight op islandso Trinida sition garties in general election today on the and Tobago Building collapse kills 31 KARACHI AP At least 31 persons were killed and about 20 injured today when new sixstorey building collapsed in the Lyari slum area of this Pakistani city