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friday is for business Unusual process developed HAMILTON CP Steel Co of Canada Ltd Stelco has developed an unusual pro cess especially unusual these days lower cost Its called coilbox used to roll hot strip steel into coil and maintain its heat for the length of time needed to feed the steel into the finishing mills The coil process which Stelco hopes to in stall in its Hilton works early next year is designed to reduce power consumption horsepower and mill size In the horizontal process now used the redhot steel cools so quickly that the steel bar which is fed into the refining mills is limited to 300 feet in length In the early 19605 the horizontal process was speeded up to overcome the cooling problems Stelco spokesman said The hot steel bar was fed through the finishing stands at 4000 feet minute However the capital cost of the equip ment was also increased because more powerful drive motors and longer mill were needed Preview of summer About 250 people who attended the fashion show at Barrles Con tinental Inn Thursday got taste of what welldressed men and wo men will be wearing this summer Diane Guthrie above modelled bikinis logging suits bathing suits and variety of other clothes The show was prepared by the Riviera School of Modelling and the mo dels were the graduating students See photo Page Examiner Photo War victory claimed KUWAIT AP ProWestern North Yemen reported its first major victory in the war with Marxist South Yemen as the United States and the Soviet Union rushed aid to their Arab clients at the southwestern tipof Arabian Peninsula Yahya alMutawakel North Yemens US ambassador said Thursday his coun trys forces drove South Yemeni troops out of the Qatab region an area in the centre of the mountain border between the two countries taken by South Yemeni forces about 10 days ago However he said South Yemen still holds the Albeyda area at the eastern end of the frontier AlMutawakel attributed the turnaround because it can increase productivity at Space shuttle hits the road Spectators wave to the Shuttle Orbiter Columbia as it moves through the streets of Lancaster Calif Thursday The craft will be flown mounted atop 747 ietliner to Cape Kennedy today AP Laserohotol overnight to Come home to The Examiner Call 7266539 for honne delivery The hot strip mill at the Hilton works is about 950 feet long and limited to production of 14ton finished rolls the spokesman said To build similar operation which could produce rolls weighing the 30 to 40 tons now required by the market would require con struction of mill L270 feet long Cost of building and operating it would also be high and the product quality reduc ed unless the process could be speeded up Company claims no intent TORONTO ICP An official of Olympia and York Developments Ltd Toronto says his company has no intention of taking over Trizcc Corp Ltd Montreal if its bid for English Property Corp Ltd of Britain is successful Who knows what will happen years from now but would like to make it clear that takeover of Trizec is not our intentions Paul Reichmann vicepresident of Olympia and York said in an interview Olympia and York Canadas largest private development company is com peting with Dutch company in bid for English Property which has 51percent equity interest in Trizec Canadas second largest public real estate company Reichmann said Trizecs control is firmly in the hands of Edpcr Investments Ltd Toronto the family trust of Peter and Ed wa rd Bronf ma to arms out from the United Statcs and Saudi Arabia and said his country has con sidcrablc edge in manpower over South Yemen No criticism from PM OTTAWA Prime Minister Trudeau unlike his estranged wife Margaret is not prcpmtd to criticize his spouse in public Trudeau was askcd at news conference Thursday to give his reaction to the criticisms Mrs Trudeau has recently made in interview about him and their marital life cant say dont have any reaction but lwill say HI keep it to myself News reports from London quote Mrs Trudeau as saying the prime minister treated her badly when they were living together and that he complained about her smoking marijuana at 24 Sussex Drivc Mrs lrudcaus autobiography entith Beyond Reason is to be released next month and journalists who claim to have seen excerpts report that many private details of the Trudeaus domestic life will be released Mrs Trudeau is quoted as saying her llllS band told her dctcst the idea of you let ting the world read this book its totally despicable thing to do Beef price hike TORONTO 4PJ Beef prices could it crease it per cent or more by thc fall agricultural economist Keith Leckic predicted Thursday Leckie told Ontarios royal commissmii on discounts in the food industry that there is no escaping the fact that anadian con sumers face higher beet prices until at least 1981 Th former general manager of the Meat Packers Touncil of anada said the size of Canadian beef herds should have increased sufficiently by that time to stabilize prices Leckie who has 28year background in the meatpacking industry told the conr mission that with the exception of Argen tina and perhaps Australia the price of Canadian beef is the lowest in the world and its quality is second to none The beef industry has no markcting board and there is no great impetus to create onc hcsaid Native of Barrie dies Sumnnc ameron of Talcdon daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walls of Harrie died Thursday at Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto following long struggle with cancer She was 40 Mrs ameron was born in Barrie and at tcndcd school here Her father is former owner and publisher of The Examiner She leaves her husband Keith Cameron and three children Karen Heather and David her parents and sister Lynne Walls of Toronto She is resting at the Leo Archdekin Funeral Home in Brampton Puncral ser vice will be held Sunday at 230 pm followed by cremation Remembrances may be made to the anadian Cancer Socie tv Bazargan resigns but TEHHAN AP Premier Mehdi Bazargan resigned from the Iranian provi sional government today but his resigna tion was turned down by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini source close to the premier said weather Cloudy with sunny periods today Highs to Snow developing over night and continuing Saturday Low High Saturday near invaders worse than French Vietnam disputes Chinas BANGKOK Thailand AP Vietnam disputing Chinas contention that it is withdrawing troops from Vietnam said today the Chinese invaders are worse than the French and Americans who fought in Viet nam China said the Vietnamese are shelling and harassing its forces as they withdrew from northern Vietnam Hanoi Radio which earlier this week con firmed the Chinese withdrawal said in Theyie bunch of fanatics 116th your No 58 Friday March 1979 broadcast monitored here that China is plan ning to rotate its troops rather than withdraw them Hanoi demanded anim mediate complete and unconditional pullout The Hanoi broadcast reiterated Vietnams accusation of Chinese war crimes saying Pekings soldiers are burning homes destroying communication lines and stealing everything in sight even womens underwear Hanoi promised to crush the 5° Per Copy Chinese if they are using purported withdrawal as smokescreen Western analysts were divided One In dochina watcher in Bangkok said the fighting is minor and the Vietnamese are allowing the Chinese to withdraw peacefully Another source said sharp clashes are still going on in some frontier arcas including Lang Son Dong Dang am Duong and lhuc llua FIGIII FOR AIITAL The latest battle report from Hanoi said Carrier Home Dollvory 90 Weekly the examiner retreat Chinese artillery lobbed about 1000 rounds against Lang Son and the surrounding area Thursday Some of the heaviest fighting in the frontier war has been around Lang Son provincial capital 130 kilometres northeast of Hanoi Pekings official Xinhua tHsinhua news agency said the Vietnamese shelled the hincsc as they withdrew toward the long Dang area northwest of Lang Son on Tues day serving barrie and simcoe county Authorities clash violently eal hunt protesters with HALlPAX 1Pi anadian authorities clashed violently early today on the Gulf of St Lawrence with seal hunt protesters who had painted seal pups with dye before dawn and eight of the protesters were taken in custody aboard oast iuard icebreakcr Stan Dudka anadian fisheries officer in charge of the seal hunt in the area said he had been struck on the head by one individual who carried Sllk about six miles long Diidka said his head was swollen but neither he nor anybody else was seriously hurt in the clash he added He said the protesters had put up fanatical resistance when the anadian enforcement authorities including eight members of thc ltoyal tanadian Mounted Police attempted to arrest them on the ice Theyre bunch of fanatics Even though theyre under arrest aboard the icebrcakcri Wolfe right now theyre still putting up reSistancc He said some of the protestors have been charged with resisting arrest and some of them with carrying concealed weapons One man carried knilt in sheath but it was not used in thc scuffle PllVElt SIDE The protesters Sllppttl over the side of thc trait for Sea Shepherd bcforc dawn to dye lllt pelts of the seals in an effort to rcndrr tlicm worthless to seal hunters Diidka said apt licwftcr of the Sea Shepherd about two miles from the scat hcrd had been warned that he had put people over the side to commit violations of Him dian law and that he was in anudian tcrr ritorial waters warned him personally that if it repeated he and lllS ship Will be arrested Dudka said chftcr acknowledng the message but did not indicate his intentions lludka spoke in tclcphonc lllltlVltVl from tapatixMtulcs Que in the Magdalcn islands lhidka said the anadian authorities waich until the protesters wcrc within half mile of tlic scaling operations violation of tinadian law for those not cariying special permits before moving against them titsides eight lttMP invohcd several Quebec provincial fisheries officers and five federal officers vi crc involwd in the arrest Two BC banks irebombed VANCOUVER 7li Two more Vancouverarea banks wcrc hit by fircbomh iiig attacks early today bringing the number of such incidents in the last three months to 22 Bank of Nova Scotia branch in the Van couvcr suburb of Langley was at lacked shot tr ly after midnight when rock was thrown through window and followed by bomb But passerby spotted the fire and alerted firemen RCMP said damage was minimal in Vancouver about two hours later front window of Royal Bank of anada branch at shopping mall was smashed and again followed by fircbomb passing policeman called firemen and there was little damage Ten of the attacks in recent months have been on banks and several more have been on government offices $435 was telling my Chinese neighbor how to beat Vietnam and he had laughing fit inside today lifestyle ontortalnmont bsnlnoss comicsw guldo classified Crowds am the train depot at Tanka Egypt Friday hoping for glimpse of President Jimmy Carter as he passes MidEasteecce talks through on train to Alexandria At left are portraits ot President Anwar Sadat and President Carter AP Photo No treaty breakthrough in sight IiiIXANiHilA Egypt xAP Presidents artcr of the Tinted States and Anwar Sadat of Egypt held talks during train ride along the Nile delta today but appeared no closer to breakthrough toward an Egyptian lsracli pcacc treaty Sadat said he is ready to sign such treaty but that Israeli misundcrstandings and mistrust block the way He said that oiilv somc words here or thcrc now septiratc Egyptian and Israel in lsrael Prime Minister lcnachcm ltcgm spent three hours briefing his cabinet and said afterward Everything now iiipends on the Egyptian answer lsracl has donc its part The lsracli cabinet has already accepted compromise suggcstions offered by Carter but Sadat lS seeking some modifications artcr IS to relay Sadats response to Begin on Saturday night in lsracl llcgin told parliamentary committee that positive response from Sadat would pavv the road to peace but ncgativc response would be Egypts responsibility Stibllf llltilllJTHS tiitti speaking to reporters as he and Sadat rode an open railway car from tairo to this ancient port city said We still have some problems obviously Hut iartcr said the talks are going very Well adding that he IS neither disappointed nor pleasantly siirprisixl by the talks Said Sadat lm doing my best Hut Another area haspital hit by insufficient funding MlDLVAND Speciali lluronia District Hospital has joined the ranks of small comr munity hospitals that say they may have to close because of insufficient provincial lttllr ding Hospital simkcsmen said lhursday thc faCility cannot continue to function with the 45 per cent grant increase announced by the ministry of health They say HDH was told by the province to close off 11 beds as costcutting move which they say would lead to serious deterioration of service to the area The ministrys bureaucracy doesnt understand the significance of small comr munity hospitals said Dr Hollistcr King chief of medical staff He said the hospital will be asking the government for reevaluation of its budget allocation HDH was built for the future Dr King said The physical structure can ac commodate 250 beds turrently there are 89 in use and 27 closed because the province Will not allow the hospital to use them said King Dr King said the active treatment beds are constantly full and he added elderly people in particular are going to bc ilffttll if the number of beds lS reduced In February lciictnnguishcnt icncral Hospital announced it may have to close becanscol the ipcrccnt gt ant increase Ninctccn small community hospitals in On tario received no budget increase because the ministry deemed the number of beds in each to be surplus to the needs of the communities Hospital officials in Midland and Pciictaiigiiishcnc say the provinces method of determining the number of beds by com putcr based on population is inaccurate and poorly conceived Dr King said the policy of spending restraints is devastating to hospital morale as workers watch over their shoulders to sec whether or not they will be laid off Management committee chairman Elaine Nicholls said the irony of the situation is that patients regularly have to spend day or two on stretcher in stall waiting for an ac tive treatment bed Today she said our emergency ward is full of people who really should be in regular beds without the intensive effort by President artcr and the American people we would have never reached position tin which treaty is within reach As Carter and the Egyptian president rode through 220 kilometres of blooming cotton and cheering throngs on the fourhour trip from Cairo crowds along the way chanted arter Carter and Long live Sadat The train slowed but did not stop as it pass ed through towns and villages Helicopters hovered overhead during the trip There were reports the US Secret Service had objected to the train trip fearing that travel through open country villages and towns was an invitation to trouble Time use tr Olivia wins again Singer Olivia NewtonJohn smiles as she holds her award for Favorite Female Musical Performer presented to her during the Fifth An nual Peoples Choice Awards in Los Angeies Thursday See story photo Page AP Lasorphoto