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we army ftvt¥1lsr Still has reservations about inquiry Police board will cooperate By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner Despite reservations about the authority of The Ontario Police Commission to in vestigate matters concerning Barrie Police boards chairman and local alarm company the board said Tuesday it will co operate fully in the inquiry The Ontario commissions in quiry is scheduled to begin Monday and it will examine concerns listed in petition from six Barrie aldermen who requested the proceedings The Barrie police board pass ed resolution Tuesday saying it will give access to its files and records connected with the investigation to determine the facts In resolution prepared by Judge Ward Allen board member the board says it has serious reservations as to and does not admit the authority of The Ontario Police Commission or its members or nominees to conduct such an inquiry or in quest The board pledges co operation however for the purpose of perhaps enabling resolution of concerns express ed by some citizens of this city and determination of the fac tural situation so as to permit Smaller police cruisers dont stand up Snider Barries board of police com miSSioncrs decided Tuesday to buy two fullsize police cruisers and shop around for third smallercruiser The board reviewed tenders town and country Sports groups awarded Two sports groups were awarded plaques during Barrie city council session Tuesdav The ompletc Mobile Wash Hustlers received honors from Mayor Ross Archer for their provincial womens softball association Intermediate AA championship And plaques were also awarded to the Barrie Garner Sports Major Bantams winners of the AllOntario divi sion baseball championship New student mayor of the week Arlen Cheney of lnnisdale Secondary School was sworn in and will serve twoweek term Bus service ending An industrial bus service in Barrie has been terminated Barrie city council endorsed Tuesday general commit tee decision reached last week The trial bus service started on Sept following request from the Barrie Manufacturers Association The service has been discontinued because of lack of suf ficient ridership following an administrative recommen dation Apartments turned down Developer Lou Kozlovs apartment building proposal for lands north of Heather Street near Bayfield was turned down luesday by Barrie city council Four persons rejected the move to thwart the proposal ill cluding Aldermen Dorian Parker Meg ODonal Bill Knowles and Mayor Ross Archer Ald Ernie Rotinan approved of councils decision saying residents in the area had been concerned with the proposal Parking bylaw passed bylaw to stop parking on the north side of Greenfield Ave between oodcrcst Road and lover Ave was passed Tuesday by Barrie city council Two additional bylaws authorized total borrowing of almost 3700000 from anada Mortgage and Housing Cor poration for further improvements to the water pollution control plant on Bradford Street from six local car dealers before deciding to purchase two Ford LTDs to replace leased police vehicles Leases expire Dec 31 on three police cruisers The board has decided to purchase cars for 1980 rather than lease cars again TENDER PRICES Board members asked for tender prices on fullsize eight cylinder cars and received bids from Paul Sadlon Motors Centennial Plymouth Chrysler Douglas Lincoln Mercury Graham Ford Sales Ltd and French Motors The lowest bid was from Graham Ford who offered three LTDs at $7120 each Next lowest was Douglas Lin coln Mercury with bid of $7134 each for Marquis Meteors Judge Ward Allen suggested the board accept Grahams bid because it was the lowest Eldon Greer board chair man said the board should con sider buying cruisers equipped with six cylinder engines The smaller cars with better gas mileage have been suc cessfully used in other depart ments he said DONT STAND LI Chief Earl Snider sxid the smaller cars are not well accepted in police circles He said they do not stand up as well as the fullsize cars under 24houraday driving The board decided to ask Graham Ford if the city may purchase two cars at the tender price of $7120 If this purchase is possible it will advertise for tenders on sixcylinder car At the end of the year the board will compare the per formance of the two types of vehicles If Graham Ford does not want to sell only two cars at the tender price the board will buy all three fullsize cars from that business Columnistauthor visits Scott Young Speaks to students at Allandale Heights School about his best seller Scrubs On Skates Oddly enough the volume is available in nus sion in two assemblies Young talked to grades through so students could gain an understanding of what reallife writer looks like what he actually does how he lives and other details about his career Young feels youngsters make the best audiences because they want to learn something Examiner Photo Penetang school group will attend Legislature By TERRY FIELD Of The IIuiiiiiiier Though they realize the building of school is beyond their reach the French community at Penetanguishene will continue its fight to have the province establish facility says cam paign coordinator Raymond Dcsrochers Tuesday they had their own sodrturning ceremony at beamowned property in the town The entire population some 70 people of Lecole secondaire de la Huronie will travel to Toronto Thursday for the opening of the legislature Desrmhcrs said He told The Examiner today that the Liberal and New ltllltlltlllt Party will be questioning the action taken by education minister Dr Both parties have voiced support for the French at lcnctanguishcnc and both spoke against Dr Stephenson decision last eck not to build separate high school Bette Stephenson ONTIN ll IROIEST Depending on what is said and done at the legislature over the issue the committee co ordinating thc culiipuigii iu iitnc llttlbLIIUOl built will continue with the protest he said he said Desrochers who described Dr Stephenson as incompetent following her announcement said today she was dangerous as well She hasnt consulted with anyone locally and she ignored the studies done on the issue Its not just question of Francophone rights The same thing could happen to any citizen group If she does not consult with anyone and ignores the studies she is cir cumventing the system Dr Stephenson said Thursday she had con made with not he added sidered two reports that favored construction of separate school and included parts of both in new newlycreated policy statement Desrochers said Dr Sicphensons decision calculated to demonstrate to the majority of voters that she recognized French rights but realized financial restraint is necessary was the hope that Penetanguishcnc would die down But it will protest in an assessment of the validity of those concerns PRESS INFORMED FIRST Judge Allen expressed dismay that the press was in formed of the commissions decision to hold an inquiry before the board was notified Judge Thomas Graham com mission chairman said in September the commission will investigate the possibility of conflict of interest in respect to the chairman of the Barrie board of police commissioners and the Georgian Bay Protec tion Services Ltd That company operated by Greers son installs and main tains alarms in the Barrie Police headquarters The inquiry will also look at the possible monopoly by Georgian Protection Services operating an alarm service from public building without an agreement with the city Closing board meetings to the public will be examined and so will the procedure followed in recording minutes and voting in the absence of quorum dur ing meetings said Judge Graham Paul Hermiston will appear as lawyer for the city of Barrie during the inquiry the board announced Tuesday Motion approval to reduce council hoped for soon By RICHARD THOMAS Of The Examiner Simcoe County officials are hoping that motion approved in June to reduce the number of representatives on county coun cil will be enacted during the current session of provincial parliament County clerk Al Pelletier said Tuesday the motion which would be an act to amend the County of Simcoe Act 1973 mittee to discuss the bill said Pelletier If it meets with the justice committees approval the bill wil then be submitted for its tLird and final reading before ne house he said Pelletier could not say when the bill would be introduced because no one knows the tim ing more than three or four days ahead of time MPP George Taylor PCSimcoe Centre who has agreed to introduce the bill said he too was unsure of the timing Most of the discussion on the bill will take place in commit tee rather than in the house he said and the timing will de pend on the backlog Taylor said the justice com mittee was already facing such backlog of other business but he also hoped the bill would be enacted this session TAKE EFFECT IN 1980 If passed the amendment to the county act would take effect in December 1980 following municipal elections that year It would reduce the number of councillors to 39 from 54 and raise the number of voters local municipalities must have in order to keep two represen tatives on council Under the amendment municipality will require an electorate of 7500 to be entitled to deputy reeve as well as reeve on council The act currently allows two representatives to munici palities with an electorate of 2500 or more The amendment however would give the reeve an addi GEORGE TAYLOR introduce bill will be presented to the Ontario Legislature in the form of private members bill According to the regulations governing the introduction of such bill the county has advertised its intentions in local newspapers for four con secutive weeks Pelletier said and has submitted the proposal in the form of petition to the clerk of the house TWO READINGS Once it is introduced to the house the bill will receive two tional vote when his municipal electroate is larger than 2500 but deputy reeve will only receive second vote when that number is over15000 readings before being referred to the justice committee for in vestigation Pelletier said Representatives from the county most likely Warden Bill Gibbins finance and ad ministration chairman Allan McLean and himself will then be asked to meet with the com id for girl Ziemba Ed Ziemba Toronto MPP said Tuesday he wants to know why teenage girl who has been in Barrie Jail for 10 days has not been able to get Legal Aid during that time While in Barrie provincial court awaiting his own ap pearance on an assault charge Ziemba said he was interested and upset by the plight of Lyn Green Miss Green is charged with one count of break and enter and five counts of mischief She told the court Tuesday her bail was set at $1500 but her family has only been able to raise $800 Miss Green said she ap plied for Legal Aid Oct but had heard nothing The court was later told the application did not arrive at the Legal Aid office from the Barrie Jail until Tuesday Judge John Anjo said the application had to travel 100 yards from the jail to the Legal Aid office Legal Aid representative was scheduled to interview Miss Green today Ziemba New Democratic Party representative for Tomato High ParkSwansea ridingt said he wants to investigate the delay and he will bring it up before legislature After visiting Barrie jail Ziemba said youve got jail filled with teenagers because most of them just cant get Legal Aid Someone should look into this and clean it up im mediatcly Ziemba said he will talk to Miss Greens parents to find out about their daughters case When The Examiner inter viewed Ziemba Tuesday the MPP did not know the details of the girlss charges He said he wanted to know why bail was set at $1500 because he did not believe they were serious charges like rape or murder CANADAS ONLY DISCOUNT TOY CHAIN WITH MORE THAN 50 LOCATIONS TOY LIOUIDATORS DOODLE DRAW POSTERS 12POSTERS IN EACH BOOK 36TOTAL POSTERS CHILDRENS CLASSICS LINDBERG CARSBOATSPLAN ES MATTEI TALKING PHONE DEPT STORE PRICE $899 lAY AWAY NOW FOR XMAS the examiner Wednesday Oct 10 1979 17 Fear in her heart Susan McLean l7yearold grade l3 student ac ting as Snoopy lurches over poor Patty acted by Annette Ehninger l9 in the rabbit chasing scene in Eastview Collegiates upcoming stage produc TORONTO lawyer for the United Steelworkers of America urged the Ontario Labor Relations Board Tuesday to stop the trend of Ontario employers not wanting to bargain with labor oganizations James Hayes asked the board to blow the whistle on this sick syndrome and impose first collective agreement or appoint an arbirtrator to impose one at Radio Shack where strike is in its ninth week The union has accused Radio Shack division of Tandy Corp of Fort Worth Tex of failing to bargain in good faith since the union was certified in November and Tuesday was the third day of the OLRB hearing The board panel hOaring the case reserved its decision to later date If the board imposes an agreement it will be the first time it has done so The act does not give it specific power to take action but allows it to state what union or employer shall do or refrain from doing with respect to any complaint THWARTS EFFORTS Hayes said Radio Shack embarked on prolonged and vicious campaign the like of which was rarely been seen in Ontario to thwart the efforts of the union to negotiate first contract for the 180 employees He said Radio Shack is the latest in series of Ontario firms that have tried to escape their legal obligation to bargain He cited the case of Devilbiss Canada Ltd in Barrie where the United Electrical Workers local was decertified in 1977 REG $447 POSTERS VALUES 5339 25 NORTH BARRIE PLAZA 7264606 Labor board urged to impose contract OF NAME BRAND TOYS MATTEL PARKER OCOLECO ROMPER ROOM WILL YWALKER HE WALKS HE SITS AT YOUR COMMAND 1978 DEPT STORE CATALOGUE PRICE $1995 HUB MATTEL BUBS 3153 INSIDE oiPIONEER POOLS BARRIE tion of Charlie Brown Susan Annette and the rest of the cast are busy rehearsing for the play to be shown Nov and Examiner Photo 10 months atter the labor board ordered the firm to bargain in good faith He also referred to Dylex Ltd in Toronto where the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union was given bargaining rights in 1977 after losing certification vote because the company had interfered with the ballot Earlier this year the union was decertified after failing to negotiate first contract and the company has been charged with conspiring to break labor laws ilhe DylexDeVillbiss pattern has to be arrested Hayes sai REASONABLE POSITION Ray Werry counsel for Radio Shack said the union refuses to recognize that the company changed its attitude when new negotiators were brought in He said the company had taken reasonable position on all outstanding issues when the talks broke off Since the company had offered the minimum form of union security provided by law it cant by definition be failing to bargain in good faith Werry said He accused the union of complaining only after it had fail ed to get what it wanted through bargaining Imposing first contract or appointing an arbiriator would go against the tradition of voluntarism in Ontario labor relations Werry said Previous labor board decisions have rejected imposition of first contracts and have hinted that such action would cause chaos in labor relations he said SAVE TO 70 REGAL TOY AS SEEN ON TV no PLUSH 79 EA MINI CHARACTER DOLLS OPEN DAILY mi pm THURSDAY FRIDAY TILL pm