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an 3ra1 EXAMINER TELEPHONES Circulation 7766539 Classified Advertising 778 24 All Other Departments 7766537 12th YearN0145 FUR FLOWES THE PROJECT The lnnisfil Craft Group under the auspices of the Simcoe ounty Arts and Crafts Association holds Craft groups are experienc ing boom in attendance over the last couple of years and the lnnisfil Craft Group is no exception at present their waiting list exceeds meetings every third Tues day of the month at the In nispood Baptist Centre near Painswick The project for their membership The group meets every third Tuesday and different craft is reviewed each evening The crafts covered are usually fairly simpel things that can 137 43 0112 metric Examiner 15 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly 220995 this Tuesday was the con struction of artificial fur flowers Anges Yabsley left and Coralie Hunter compare be manufactured in two hour period like the ar tificial fur flowers that Lucy Iieachamp is seen working on here Examiner Photo Reports two former Flyers suspended by hockey council The Ontario Hockey Associa tion Senior Hockey League Council has suspended Corby Adams and Jim Thompson ac cording to reports from Orillia this morning Terry Skelcher manager of the Orillia Terriers said the suspensions came at council meetin in Toronto after move the two exBarrie Flyers to practice with Brant IA PSULE NEWS ford Alexanders of the senior league while they were still the property of the rillia Club Adams 35 12year veteran with the Flyers and captain last season was sold to the Terriers this summer along with de fenceman 28yearold Thomp son and goaltender Grant Cole Both Adams and Thompson made it clear prior to the start of the 197677 season that they 25 gt2 Collision kills four LULING La AP Four persons were killed and 50 were reported missing today after cargo ship crashed broadside in to fully loaded Mississippi River ferry the sheriffs office said PM arrives in Tokyo TOKYO CP Prime Minister Trudeau of Canada arrived in Tokyo on Jaéians ltxtmileanhour bullet train from Osaka tonight after ense fog prevented his plane from landing in Tokyo at the start of sixday visit to Japan Rain threatens Series NEW YORK AP Rain threatens postponement of tonights scheduled fourth game of the World Series between Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees Three perish in fire ERIN Ont CP woman and two children died in fire earl Gue ph today in this community about 25 miles northeast of did not wish to play for the Ter riers Both questioned the right of an amateur sports association which gives team the right to deal away players to any club they want and leaving the players without any alter native The players will never play with Brantford this season Skelcher said They will lay with Orillia or with clubo our choice club with which we can come up with compensa tion Both Adams and Thompson were members of the Flyers Allan Cup champion team in 1974 Adams was sixth in the leagues scoring last season The two players were selected the leagues scoring last season The two players were selected the leagues allstar squads Slowdown hits papers OTTAWA CP Publica tion of the Ottawa Citizen and the Ottawa Journal was cancelled again Tuesday under joint agreement because of work slowdown at The Journal caused by labor negotiations with its mechanical union The newspapers also did not publish Fri ay The Journal which has had publishing difficulties since last week notified The Citizen early Tuesday that it would be unable to puqlish The Barrie Examiner notes on the construction of their flowers Examiner Photo going well but Barries United Appeal cam paign is progressing well but is one week to 10 days behind schedule said George Wood campaign chairman Mr Wood said the appeal now has $20000 of its $163000 objec tive in the bank Thats about what we would normall expedt for the first week said but there is great deal more in payroll deductions and so on that has yet to be received at appeal headquarters We are now at the point when returns are escalating at fantastic rate he ex lained All divisions are in fu lswing he said and the public will receive their canvassers in an envelope by Nov and in stead of Oct 25 Instead of sending can vassers to each door the appeal is circulating stamped self addressed envelopes for people to their donations in On c1 29 all United Appeal member agencies will be at the Bayfield Mall from to pm to explain the Work of their organizations Mr Wood said he hopes to have definite report on the campaigns progress next week He noted however the canr paign was slow in starting and will not meet its c1 22 deadline Organizers hoped to be in wrapup position by Nov 15 he said and are still optimistic they will conclude this years in shorter time than previous campaigns Profanity protested TORONTO Ci The Presbyterian Synod of Toronto and Kingston decided Tuesday to send statement to Prime Minister Trudeau protesting the use of profanity by public leaders The resolution introduced by Rev Hans Zegerius of Arthur Ont condemns the prime minister for using profanity on several occasions We feel need to express our concern about the increas ing lack of restraint on the part of public figures in regard to the use of the name of God often coupled with expressions that seem to infringe upon the exclusive rerogative of almighty to judge and con demn the resolution said Therefore we would humbly plead with you to endeavor to refrain from the use of such expressions in order that you may set before this na tion an example of good taste respect for the Christian faith an reverence for what is sacred to millions of citizens of Canada In other business at the an nual meeting which opened Tuesday and ends today Rev Dou las Wilson of First Pres yterlan Church in Coll ingwood Ont was unanimous ly elected moderator of the synod Exam results delayed TORONTO CP Computer problems have delayed results of registered nurses examina tions written in August the director of the Ontario College of Nursing said Tuesday Joan MacDonald said results wont be sent out until Nov and the delay might cause pro blems for students who need their marks before starting new jobs Boyle Ontario Canada Wednesday October 20 I976 PRO VEVCE APPOEVT Teacherboard talks reach impasse By SHEILA McGOVERN Examiner Staff Reporter The Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board and its 283 teachers have reached an impasse in contract negotiations and the province has appointed factfinder The Education Relations Commission has appointed Metropolitan Toronto Separate School Board to prepare report identifying the outstan ding issues that have brought negotiations to an impasse The separate school board has been negotiating with the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association OEC TA since February fact finders report is expected within 30 days and Mr Bergin may or may not make recom mendations for settlement terms If both sides fail to agree within 15 to 20 days the report will be made public The parties may then ask for WEATHER FORECAST Negotiations are being car ried out under the new legisla tion governing bargaining bet ween teachers and school boards Bill 100 This is the first year the legislation is in ef fect Elementary and secondary school teachers employed by Bergin superintendent of Barrics former director of planning and development is becoming an election issue former deputy the ayo Tuesday night relea the citys report on Mr Fairweather Wednesday Oct 27 during Cable television Both sides are now preparing confidential submissions The may strike an arbitrator or the teachers the ublic school board have reac ed contract agreements ed on In September city council asked for and accepted Mr Fairweathers resignation based on the report and recom No formal invitations UA 136 he says of soccer meet Tom Delaney the organizer of Mondays meeting between Barrie soccer spoknsmen and city officials admitted Tuesday that no formal invita tion was extended to Aid lim Perri Mayor Dorian Parker or Willard Kinzie to attend didnt phone them specifically The only guy phoned was Ross Archer and only because he has boy who plays soccer he said Mr Delaney said the only in vitation extended to the mayoralty candidates was in the form of the story which ran in Saturdays Examiner The meeting he said was basically between parks and recreation department person nel and soccer officials frcin the various leagues Its not my intention to make this political football Wont be at club meeting Anne Merdith Barry scheduled to speak at meeting of the Barrie Art Club tonight Wont be at the meeting club official said this morning Miss Barry wont be able to cometo the meeting because of illness Donna Kelly member of the Society of Canadian artists will be the guest speaker Mrs Kelly is doing work with visual images on plexiglass collages and photograms The meeting starts at it pm at the liarric Public Library on lVIulcasterStrcct All Im after is fair share of the parks and recreation dollar Henry Verstraten president of the Barrie Optimist Minor Soccer League said it was my definite understanding that personal ivitations would be ex tended to the mayoralty can didates He said he was under the im pression that Mr Delaney would assume that responsibili ty It was Mr Delaney be ad ded who invested him to be at the meeting Mr Delaney said Monday that he was director of the Barrie City Soccer Club and coach in the minor soccer system He reiterated that statement today clarifying that he coached the mosquito representative team affiliated with the Ontario Minor Soccer Association Mr Verstraten confirmed that Mr Delaney was one of 53 minor soccer coaches but said he has no executive capacity within Barrie Optimist Minor Soccer any Tamblyncitya ministra No reason was officially released until later that month when Mayor Parker explained the director was not pulling his weight in the department The reasons for Fair weathers resignation have to come out she said this morn ing in telephone interview Right now its Perris word against mine Tuesday night Ald Jim Perri city development com mittee chairman and one of the four candidates for mayor was on Cable phonein program At that time he discussed the Fairweather resignation say ing he could not release in formation because of councils oath of secrecy Ald Perri did say he opposed asking for the resignation Mayor Parker phoned the program saying she would release the report to give the public all the facts Perri threatened to make this political issue and thats what hes doing he said Hes just trying to pit one can didate against another Report on Fairweather tomlie AVAILABLE Ald Perri was not available for comment at press time Mayor Parker said she was meeting Mr Tamblyn this mor ning to discuss the situation She said the news media in Barrie have reported the gist of the report and the remain ing portion only says in the best interest of him Mr Fairweather and the City we should ask for the resignation The mayor said at meeting Sept council members voted 90 in favor of asking for the resignation Aid Perri she said did not attend At later meeting with Ald Perri the vote was unanimous except for him she said think now people are try ing to say released con fidential report but didnt she said The news media had reported most of the informa tion She said by releasing Mr Tamblyns report only Mr Fairweather will be hurt Ald Perris statements she said are hurting her and city administration employees Christians should favor poor exmisszonary tells seminar By RICHARD DUNSTAN Examiner Staff Reporic Jesus sided with the poor against the rich and todays liristians must do the same former missionary Cyril lowlcs told seminar spon sored by the Barrie and District Ministerial Association Tuesday And if siding with poor means supporting revolution even violent revolution so be it said Dr Powles who spent two decades as an Anglican mis sionary in Japan before joining the faculty of Trinity College Toronto in 1970 Dr Powlcs said the develop ment of liberation theology CAS wants money for abuse The Simcoe County Childrens Aid Society YASl is looking for provincial money to help pay for pilot project to study child abuse Of the 750 cases of child abuse reported in Ontario last year 35 were in Simcoe County Six months ago the society appointed special team to study the problem Since April it has investigated 60 reported cases of which 15 were actual cases of child abuse Tuesday the societys board of directors was told the ser vices committee had met with the child abuse team the previous night The two rties agreed to form committee to prepare brief asking the pro Vince for money Marilyn Hamilton services committee chairman said the project would allow the team members to spend more time with families where child abuse is problem They could counsel parents and children more fr uently over longer riod time not just when ere is crisis shesaid At the moment they are able to give help onLy when an study explosive situation leinands it The project would also allow team members to provide some training to foster parents and staff who must cope with the abused child READING RESEARCH There would also be time for reading and research into related problems This project would have specific measurable aim such as lowerin the number of abused chil ren that come back into care after being returned to their own homes Mrs Hamilton said The ministry of community and social services has set aside $250000 for research into child abuse The local society is asking for funds to cover substantial protion of the three team members salaries and ex penses so they could lower their case loads to 10 to 15 from the current load of 35 This would allow them time to carry out the aims of the proect and allow the agency suf icient funds out of regular bud et to hire two more social wor ers to carry the extra caseloads Mrs Hamilton ex plained aimed at freeing the dowmrod den of the world from oppres sion is the most important event for Christians since the Protestant Reformation Liberation from economic and political oppression and the salvation traditionally taught by the church are two sides of the same coin you cant have one without the other he said He cited Christs own pro mise set the captives free in Luke 418 as the the Jesus manifesto You cant cant preach the Gospel without politics he said You cant preach the Gospel without setting the cap tives at liberty Its political from the beginning Western missionary work has historically gone hand in hand with Western political and economic domination Dr Powles said Whatever the subjective feelings of the missionaries they were also involved in total expansion of Western civilization which came at the countries of what we call the Third World as an invading power he said In China he said mission work advanced in the wake of treaties im sed by western powers an Bibles and tracts were often unloaded from one side of ship while opium which the British forced on the Chinese was unloaded on the other TIME TO STOP Now that Third World coun tries are struggling to escape the aftermath of colonialism he said it is time to stop sen ding western missionaries overseas and let native Chris tians run their own affairs We need to give churches in these countries chance to develop on their owu he said He said many denominations have already brought most of their missionaries home there are only 13 Canadian Anglican missionaries overseas at present while in the past there were often hundreds and others have been expelled by host countries because they are in the way With an end to traditional missionary activity he said TWO QUEBEC UNIVERSITIES 32000 students affected by strike MONTREAL CP At least 32000 students at two Quebec universities are without classes as their professors strike for improved contract offers About 500 professors at the University Quebecs Mon treal campus began their strike Monday while classes still have not opened this term at Laval University in Quebec Cit where 1100 professors are em roiled In contract dispute with the administration spokesman for the Univer sity of Qutbec professors said union representatives have been called to meeting today with provincial conciliator Jean Meloche to try and get negotiations goin again contract of or made last week by the university was re jected Sunday by 375 of the pro fessors who voted 618 per cent against it Picket lines were set up Mon day at the universitys 12 build lngs spread about downtown Montreal Two students were arrested at the business admin istration building after police cleared away scores of students and professors who barred ac cess at the start of evening classes The two students released after questioning are to appear in munici al court on charges of disturbing the peace and as saulting police officer SOME HOLD CLASSES group of business profes sors who withdrew from the professors union for ideolo gical and professional reasons gave classes Monday but un ion spokesman said no classes were givenTuesday there remain number of avenues for action for churches in Canada and other wealthy countries Putting pressure on corpora tions to stop ex loitative policies in the Thir World is one way he said The whole of our capitalistic system today is based on an antiChristian assumption that we have right to rape the earth he said Working with theoppressed such as the native peoples in our own countries is another priority he said third avenue is financial assistance and moral support for liberation movements in Third World countries he said and he described the World Council of Churches decision The business professors pro tested what they said were the leftist political motivations of union organizers Union spokesman Michel van Schendel said crucial issue in the dispute is academic free dom for professors with the key factor being the powers of the studies commission con sultative body which examines giliestions of study and resear The professors want the ow ers of the commission de ined in the contractwbut théy say DR CYRIL POWLES few years ago to give medical and educational aid to such movements as truly Chris tian act despite the fact that it has lost the council much sup port particularly in the United States SEVERAL DISPUTE Several members of the au dience disputed Dr Powles statements and tried to pin him down on whethr liberation theology advocates violence and if so whether such an ap proach can be genuinely Chris tian wouldnt say it advocates violence he responded but it accepts violence The question is can it be done in any other way If youre involved in it can you extricate yourself just because youre Christian he asked management does not want to negotiate that point They also want so In the evaluation of their work by the university administration Wages are further down the list of union proposals The universitys last contract offer would have set the profes sors annual salar range at be tween 15700 and 40200 within three years Under the last con tract which oxpired May 31 th earned between $12000 on 829500 yeari