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Barrie Examiner, 24 Jul 1978, p. 2

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the examiner Monday July 24 1978 extra Israel says no to Sodots plon Traffic accidents kill I9 in Ontario over weekend By THE CANADIAN PRESS 16yearold boy struck by train while walking on railway tracks near Sioux Lookout Ont was among at least 59 per one traffic death two drown ings and five deaths in plane crash This survey does not include industrial deaths slayings and known suicides when his car collided with pickup truck in Toronto Spira Novel Howe 15 Bracebridge Ont when bicy cle he was riding collided with driving left Highway 34 and hit tree about 35 kilometres north of Cornwall LouisAime Bolduc 34 Corn wall Ont when his car over SONS Who died accidentally in car on Highway It near turned on Highway 401 just Canada during the weekend TIIE ONTARIO EM Bracebridge 50 kilometres east of Cornwall survey by The Canadian FRIDAY northofOrillia Robert Grigg 34 of Garson JERUSALEM AP The Israeli cabinet has rejected Egyptian President Anwar Sadats proposal that it return two areas of the Sinai Desert to Egypt as goodwill gesture but says it is willing to negotiate trade for them Nobody can get something for nothing and this will be the policy of Israel said Prime Minister Menachein Begin Press from pm Friday to midnight Sunday night local times also showed 42 traffic fatalities eight drownings death resulting from water burns and seven persons who died in two separate plane ac cidents Gennaro Paciello New Hamburg nt when he was run over by garbage truck in this community about 20 kilometres east of Stratford Francis EShaw III Samia Ont and Victor Ufimzeff 17 of London Ont when their SATURDAY William Buckley 20 Fraser ville Ont when the van he was driving left road near Peter borough rolled over and hit utility pole John Firlotte 46 Petawawa nt in collision between Ont when his car collided with another car on road near Gar son just north of Sudbury Anne Therese Lichacz 18 of Broadview Sask when the tractortrailer in which she was passenger overturned on the TransCanada Highway near after the weekly cabinet meeting Sunday No unilateral Nova Scotia reported three cars collided on Highway 22 truck in which he was Schrelber 140 kilometres east stepis feasible by any country traffic fatalities and Quebec about 75 kilometres east of Sar passenger and car on OIThundCr Bay In Cairo Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamined Ibrahim had It traffic deaths and three nia Highway 17 near Pembroke 100 Greg JNldTQY 23 100015 Kamel said the Israeli refusal demonstrates once more drownings Doris Edna Powers 71Tren kilometres northwest of Scaldcd to death after failing that the Israelis are not showing any readiness to budge There were 19 traffic ton Ont drowned when she tawa Into akltchen smk full of hot fromtheir fioxcnposition fatalities reported inntario as fell out of moving motorboat Rev William Lorne Brown waterlnhlsloronto home Begin lid not say what Israel might demand forthe return well as two drownings and the on Lake Steenburg 3t 58 and Gerald Dekoyer 20 Nelson BOSS 16 of Kejick of the two areas biblical Mount Sinai and the northern boy who was struck by train kilometres southeast of Han both of Milton Ont when their Bay Lat SCUI Indian Reserve coastal town of El Arish But he said that despite his govern Ontario also reported the death croft go kilometres northeast of car collided with pickup after being struck by train ments rejection of Sadats latest proposal he still expects of 23monthold child who sufr Ieterborough truck on country road about Whlk walking railway the two governments to resume peace negotiations soon at fered severe burns after falling Robert Macliean 15 Sault one kilometre north of wen INICkS near Sioux Lookout one of the US electronic warning posts in the Sinai into sink of hot water Ste Marie Ont in twocar Sound about 400 kilometres northwest The United States has proposed that the talks as follow Manitoba and Saskatchewan collision near Sault Ste Marie Jason Michael Crak ford thunder Bay up to the foreign ministers meeting in England last week each reported three traffic Vernon Roundtrce 35 and Toronto when hit by car Sl NDAY include both Iheforcign and defence ministers of Egypt and fatalities Manitoba also had his wife Patricia 25 of Long while trying to cross highway litiward Stanley Oakes 32 Israel one drowning Island NY in headon colli on his bicycle near Apslcy 4t Highgatc Ont when thecar he Bette soys charges pure hogwosh Resembling jumbo jet 387pound Vic Kennedy of Vancouver launches himself in classic bellytlop dive at the World Bellyflop and Cannonball Div In Alberta two persons died in plane crash and there were sioii with truck on Highway 17 near Carp 20 kilometres west kilometres north of Peter borough was driving left rural road and hit tree near Ridgetown twotrafflcfatalities oflttawa Connie Sauve I9 Vankleek about 24 kilometres east of TOR m9 ChamponShP Norm VOPCOQVWI BC Salurdoy Vancouvers BUHS British olunibia reported Norman Grant 52 Toronto Hillntwhen the car she was Chadian yklt Bette Stephensonh ntario labor Giraud won the event for the third time Kennedy did not place although he Hans Boese 48 of Stuttgart 23512 igidZTitfiiiftiBtiitotiltsiréétfiltfhfiI did disploce much CF PW yrzf an swmi EIKIIIII Iilliam Davis are appealingto antrlrench feeling anager as ere Is pod ngarigfisliiilssoiimbiidlif intieir reactionto Quebecs new construction regulations Owe tl have no idea what game Mr McDerinotI is playing now hls Sth down Ranndiillfn Iarl Haase 22 right at thcnmoment and Im absolutely astounded by his Walkerton nt whenthe car Sligtdllrlll lllnySIlfPIlfhSfilllSaid indanpieréiewySundayz lvmmyru ip Tm 5m imm iiqum wastes such wroiiment ministry specialist he was driving overturned near lrtiiiiitiii lillivis IIiiltlg IaILIFllsatIIIIIPFIGIILIIfilthgbg will HuinatJr of one of Metropolitan it WWW Yinllfv gum wast said the walkermpi kimmmres South lhe mink it will be politim mpuiup In Ioronlos largest toxic waste IllllillS acids and oils might ministry has received inwcn Sound Quebec has established construction zones where workers mum mmpunws Says All dillmwd mm the my lisnlisLLTif who have been employed in those zones fora certain number NORTH ANtlitVlClt Ii is proot of how sick our society ltSilllIttS iiiinistcr Hill Vandcr mm Wholl mm 195er HENis Firl their wastes since nitiii in of hoursin thclast year get priority in taking newjobs in Billy mior iiimti is Ihc party said in state Ziilm all of whom have taken SID gtllg if Ill Ik fit emeritupclzm the ITnitid States prcsidcin mm the incidciit in good humor my mud Vfusul dnlwml 210 ilhir 11 Th incincrator It scd is the It it ill Iciiwird said ziitcr was arlcr czirlicr obliged 5551 mm wkmmmrmm mm mgmul LS orpov won tgo is room ii it its hum ystttlily BAGLIU CITY Philippines lAPi World chess chain pion Anatoly Karpov rejected suggestion today that he put gltziids attcr man tried to throw pic zit him Saturday walking bcsidc thc pool whcic the diving event was held whcii IIc tiiriicd to scc mini mining crowd of 2ooo gathered around hoch swimming pool for the mntcst by xrlorming his own Toronto has shut down Ivor Simmons of and Rcmoval said in recent llIItIA most unlikely that everything is under control Although lricil is still acctpr environment ministry was about to impose more stringent pollution control standards for yum hp 1mm lhui Sm Tm Md mg most quid wash3 now it theinciiicratorssmokestack Itllll him with Iciiion bcllylloi 21111le flLtdm hm put hl messing 00 Ulld rtlbllol illltl intrmqiii pic in his lltlltl Ti plum mum Wm Mississauga nt closed its or must be Initich to Sarina Int in tut Bry iciI Is Ci gyngfé t9lllofiljllt wept hi5 INIMI litililmll liiviiig Championship Tm Wth Bu mud ciiicrator last week rates for or Montreal for incineration oi VIUIHldtnl fidll Ihdl I115 coat mg im iti iisyoguit Shuuivd Im mm and HIer IH kn kMHw my Hr Hmjd fmr 1mm stuntt hnulugt introux toI inted States disposal sites miiipany already is lacmg lorchii01 Sowet defector who lives in Switzerland for malty protested the Russian delegations sending yogurt to Karpov during the second game of their championship match last Thursday claiming it might have been coded message The tournament jury suggested that each player have refrigerator and hot plate in his dressing room and be allow had to be Iltltl twicc wliilc til tempting to cliasc the pic throw er ho missed ziitcr Ilc as Iiirious stiltl Ross Kciiward it photogriphcr tor iincoui cr Iroviiicc pic to the ground The mini tlod SItlllliIIIH iI IIIS Iitiicsscs said whcii liirlci iciilild lie was the iiilciidid tziigct Iic IIIHI to go tlllil Illl pic lhrowcr but was rcslrniiicd The 1144 pound Ioriiicr lineman with Winnipeg ltliic llombcrs of lilt taiiaduui Football League lctt Ilic diving board with Illllllilllllt IUtktl attached to Ills buck hitting Illt water in ii at too to too per cent overnight and some of his customers are telling him not to bother with thcm imyniorc They say they cant afford to liavc the stuff hauled iiwiiy tiSISCLINIII Simmons said it now costs SI HU to dispose of 2500 gallons of liquid waste Two weeks ago Iiicil charged $490 for disposal Rusty Drew of and limits on how much of certain toxics it can handle for Jump ing in Sarina Montreal or the IS There are millions of gallons of toxic liquid wastes to be dp ed to order from the restaurant at the convention centrt lhc iiiiiii csttlpcd but the by tillllmktl illltl sciurin iury of llltitIIIISlHtikt with Hm EyilflnlrgldglStyliaglki mythosAdyiéufitnuyépiofi C2inn where the match is being held This would avoid contact dlir Uimllm IMIIA lllt 1qu mfginSlzlézmllitm fillimpim waste which cost only $700 to be be safely neutralized by the in mg the playing SLSSIOII between the players and their tilfllff blfi IN f4 lf dumped threc months ago now dustrics whoproduceitthere is dologmmm But harpm wowed wsuggmmms hit scxcinl llllllltlitlt with pics llnowii pics it iogicssnct tIl IIIIH IN llytlops and was iiiiik ho hum nowhvn ON in he pmvmco latcr took Ittlll for tho inci sciviilivc loidcr Jot lliiik II on lIlt amount of watcr other thanthc limited site in Iiiii Iusticc Aliiiistcr Itoii Itiistoril displnccd lt ot splash pcr COnOdIOnS On top bridge teom Hm WWW WW nil HHIIsI oluiiibiiis Illllllitll soiiiility iiiddniiigslyli thk Abbott iii tintaiio Il Sdrma todumplht rtmiimdtr TORONTH itli Iwo anadian playcis were members in this world of bridge team which won the open Swiss tcam event Sun theres always day defeating our other teams at the 1978 North American room for championships of the American ontract Bridge Leaguc Hebert Iiebi of Toronto and Rene Molson of Notrelaine dc ypiAwA Senator one more Grace Que were members of the team which went undefeach in the eightrround event Other members of thc team were Jay Merrill of Waltham Mass and Iudy Wadas of Springfield Mass Attendance at the Illday bridge championships set record Sunday with toil players in action at 1207 tables league spokesman said The number exceeds previous record set in bridge tournament in Iashington in 1973 when 33980 players were seated at 993 tables for more rehabilitation effort AIIINIRlIAI itli Ilic trend toward IlilISIltI punish iiiciil ol juvciiili itlllllllltll was rcjcctcd during tlic weckcnd closing session ot thi IIIIII congrcss of thc lnIiriin Itldgc Huston icdoli ot lrzincc ilii iiiiiiiry oI IIIt congress itlll hc was IIMII poinch Ilitit no ItSUIlllltItl was passed on tlic Itliilllltllltill ot childrcii kidiizippid by oiic oI by stitltll woikcrs psychiatrists llltl olIici specialists IUl II II ItIllt Iiml ptopli hiil IHI Illtit social workcrs IIIIIIIL the lust dccndc Ililt dciniindcd loo IIugcnc Iorscy says he will tiglil Prime Minister Irudcaus proposcd constitutional changes to the limit The package is such It wicrd mncixtion Forsey said he would be ready to have Illt Senate throw it out if it reaches the Ippcr IIoiisc in the Ioriii of Birds Tropical Fish Exceptional sovings on Pet Supplies Opening Soon Poodle Parlor 38 FERNDAlE DR 7265624 IUIF Wtoméilgqqit CallyourWecome Wagon Hostess now Phone Mm Aywvmnm Yum hairwrnnig iiiiiiiy iidiininstriitivc powers legislation The Senate has not PCS ready TO flghl IlIIS iumm dont kith ttin minnowi vis it vis Itltliqlltlils llttl pro thrown out bill in inorc than MN mkmul giMlm blciii children said Judgc toycaix IIIl nt Itli Fulcial Progressive onservativc Im it iiImit lm mimm SchucliirSpriiigoruiii Speaking Sunday on the party officials said Sunday they are ready to fight federal wldcsprcad coiicciii ot llic mm Hurwmm mm mm llc find most iudgcs qucstioii program Qucstion Icriod clectionthis fall with Itll WW Hill the court iiicisioiis on IltIIIT il rkw WWW mid MM Party President Bob oatcs said the onscrvatives arc criminality tsllttltlll mm mm mm um iiiiiiliticd io lllilkt decisions against it absolutely but it may prepared for full election but do not know whether to trust IUWHIII Ill V£¢ III lttlllII to IR moiinnit bciiriiig on childs future In UNITE it klmlh IIIUIRW Prime Minister Iicrre Trudeau opinion that It would iiol lit the www my IHm mm mk sum3 an my mt Vecant believe this man he said All wcknow is that proper ItiltIllill to this to simp 5m Nm WW iirl for too optimistic about éllléldlé UllSIIIUIHHI KIWI every timehe moves his mouth there will be associated with IV IIIUIH IlllllllW 51 In IIH IiToioiigiiss but tltillllllti whiil coi bi icliicvml with it ITUltSHIS ItIIIIttsiIlb WW If it some distortion of reality UHV WI l1 Iiiis bicii doiic snici liidgo llilll lbm Il£lt trouble being tnnado into republic and II Coates made his comments following three days of 341mm Iislou stiltl lIilIltt tiiid iI Ittlsl Illttlm milk Ill QUIT it 50 IIPU meetings with party officials mm mm mm PM IM WM WW Hi miit Ilit iiidgis also think tyofIhctimcrnor icncral oates said he hopes Trudeau returns from his holiday in Hwy mmth mm 11 mka tum 1mm Illill hiking lltllllt czisisoiii of tie douth Trudinu mcant morocco announce an Gloom bemle mild tliwirds IIllIII tllttllVl coiiiiti tbcir Iiiiiids ixccpt as it last thcsc clcmciits to be part of his obscene and irresponsible to put thc country through cight hmltmn Hw ml Hwy NM moii in itipim children of constitutional package but the IlOIPCIltillIWill ivmoi it doling tioii picsiilcnl liidgc Iltilsl Illt lcgul stillgiiiirds offcrld program was so badly drafted The byclcctions scheduled for Oct to would not lake was Emmi 11iing con Stliliilci Spriiigoriiin ol Ixt by Illlttilllls Ihcywcrccoiitiiinedinthctcxt place if Trudeau called an clcction before then Workers heed request from union inertusing public llttllt to Iioiizd clnld kltlllttptilllfl iltlltt would tIIlIIlIiISIIl mori up to kccp the provmccs from Town kawmim Or lnwmzmmml punishjiivcnilcs smcrclv mciil llic Itiilitlltill hiis con prcuiiiioii Iliiiii rcprissioii demanding that the federal ASSWIHII OI MilthlniSIS and Atrospacc Workers says Air The I3 resolutions piissid siiltntivc stiitus at tIic Initcd tlIltl Ioi more emphasis in government transfer much of Qmad mrkvm ended their Irkmrmv Illllilb 5mm lht wotk Iongcongrlss llItllti Nations murts on IItt victims of its decision making power to day at the request of union leaders Barry Shaw negotiator for the union said that in return it anada Labor Relations Boaid hearing into Air anadas allegations of illegal work stoppages was adjourned Satur Resmtace all drums rcvcntiiig and solxiiig Ilii courts rcflcctcd widcsprogid day lainily problcins which usually worry iinoiigdclcgiitcs that Illl RepaCk 0m QUIET Wheel The workers including maintenance workers cargo and um to jiiicinli dcliiiqiiiii powcr of judgcs is bcing eroded FOR THE BEST IN PERSONAL SERVICE bearings MOST baggage attendants and customer service employees had throughout the tcstcrii world AND PROFESSIONAL ADVICE All InspeCI maSIe Cilrder Wheel CARS been working to rule sincc last Sunday to protest delays in contract negotiations The workcis protest caused flights to be dclayod for as long as two hours and passengers faced long waits before their baggage was unloaded John Wardcll an airline SpoktSlllillt said scrviii rcturiicd to normal this weekend and contract talks will resume Iiics day in Montreal Sporadic fire exchanged in Beirut BEIRIT IAIi Syrian troops and hristian militiamen exchanged sporadic fire through the night in Beirut as the second major outbreak of Syrianfhristian fighting this month went into its second day today The Syrian command reported early today it was pounr ding hristian neighborhoixls because militiamen were fir ccriis XIIIISsttl by oinc juvciiilc court judges Iltilll Illi Iintcd Stiilcs who Silltl llicic Is ed by morc than into dclcgtitcs from countries strvsscd lIIt rolc cdiiciilion could play iii ticriiitiiiy Silltl Ilic cccutic coiiniiittcc may ill tlic lintcd Nations to liiilSHIll in milrun resolution asking for ItSlilItll Iiito tIic cltcctivciicss of NW jtivcnilc and Iiiiinly Liquor outlets will open ltlltthItl llli llltlllti will not bc iblc to sell liquor on federal clcctioii days dcspilc new regulations that allow alcohol to bc scrvcd on all clcc tiondaystiftcrAng Larry irossiiiiui tIntario minister of consumer and com but Aug IIowivci trossmaui and lcrry oopcix it lawycr who helped draft the recent amend incnts to Ilic liitario Liquor Iiccncc Act said they wore iiiiiiwiirc of ii federal sliitiitc titlici coiniitss ltsollllliillS called for sctliiig up special polici units for jiiwnilcs which llllllll crlinc PAUl IIII SII IlIththHS Iorscy speculated the con SIIIIIIIUIIIII package was drawn them HUNNEF INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES LIFE AUTO FIRE LIABILITY 66 PARKSIDE DR BARRIE 7268398 60 BY BUS TO THE CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION that forbids the scrvm of mg mortars from concealed positions WWW 14 Illlttllltttl HitOh Mom not om mc The lighting began Saturday night In the lladass section of OSIIII ml Ilt ItKUIilIIUIb tns PARKING PROBLEMS southeast Hcirut subsided briefly at daybreak Sunday and erupted again in the afternoon Shortly before dusk it spread to the Ashrafiych and IIin Rummaneh districts and the port modifying sonic of liiitarios li qtior laws including allowing Illll establishments to stay oopcr said the federal act would canch out Ihc provincial DIRECT DAILY SERVICE all wheels cylinders specifications Road test vehicle We supply install new lining on Inspect front rear grease seals Inspect all brake lines hoses Clean lubricate backing plates Check emergenCy brake Check brake light tor operation Check tires tire pressures Hand torque wheel studs to mtgrs Otter oxplres July 28 1978 Quality workmanship and parts guaranteed for years or 39000 kilometres 4wheel Brake Reline Parts Labour Included Car with Front Disc Brakes $1995 extra Including Rotor ReSurtaclng 95 oIl0000000000000000c0 area open at normal hours on clcc éliiitnllmcnt as it related to s950 The hriman command reported six manage km and tion lays will go into effect tltlétl IHIIUII IRISS hcludu return transportation and guard ndmlulon ticket mm to ptiklttaryllF 50 Wounded There was no estimate of Svrian casualties woin mu blc brand on Presidcnt Elias Sarkisdcmanded an immediate ceasefire limited number at nuind gnndnnnd tickets available tor por fgfiEfiflIiLTEilig ifnliovl the Christians Phalangist radio station reported But the man pm mm mm mMngio Mm mini nd gm Becwumgiimoibirdm msmun shooting continued nun wind at on flight and ammo cw PACKAGE PRICE n°°°°l°smoom lunnino sue BR78xt3 Full value tar Your iong tlio II iii dolli izGEORGIAN MAll SHOPPERS DPUG MART BA lEI $1600 DONT BE DISAPPOINTED RESERVE NOW Reservations close weeks prior to each performance SIM COE l5 CARPET Est I948 For schedules and fares call TRAVEIWAYS Barrie Agent CONTINENTAI INN 7261834 Eodi person using but to NE will ucolvo Iurprlu bonus Professional Steam Cleaning Wall to Wall Carpets Rugs Furniture At our plant or in your home Free Pickup Delivery Irvins fist motelDy Operated Ind Monted Carpet Cleaning Unit 205 Dunlap St 728476I ST HWYS 2627 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