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NI v4 inside story Halt to program urged Simcoe County council voted to ask that the controversial human relations program slated for introduction to Simcoe schools next fall be abandoned immediately The program is now being fieldtested in schools by the Simcoe County Board of Education Council members endorsed an Adjala Township recommendation saying the pro gram will undoubtedly promote per missiveness selfccntredncss and premature dating For the full story see the Today page Learn to cook with flair Helaine ook originally from Toronto has opened school of French cooking in Hillsdale ordon ltleu chef herself llelaine equates French cooking to the classical tradition in any field it is simple correct and basic Turn to todays Lifestyle page to learn how you can graduate from culinary klutz to chef de cuisine Box office boom Despite the economic uncertainties prevailing in the Canadian arts scene both the Stratford and Shaw theatre festivals showed record box office figures this season James Nelson reports on the two theatre festivals in story on todays Enter tainment page Sailing program first lnnisdale Secondary School has started sailing program and according to its in structor Jack Pearce it is the first one of its kind in the province There are approx imately 20 novice sailors from the school taking the course Bobby Hull is set to return to the Win nipeg Jets The 40yearold superstar is skating with the team at practices and decision will be made soon on when he will join the squad for the regular schedule See the Sports pages index today lifestyle entertainment sports comicsw guide classified extra MOTHER TERESA nominated many times Awarded peace prize OSLO Norway AP Mother Teresa Calcuttas saint of the gutters was awarded the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize today for her work among the poor of lndia The Yugoslavialxirn Roman Catholic nun is the sixth woman to win the prize and the first since Mairead Corrigan aifd Betty Williams of Northern lreland won in 1976 President Carter had been among the of individuals and organiations nominated for this years pric Other nominees were reported to have included South African black leader Steven Biko who lied while in prison Soviet dissenter Yuri Orlov An chbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador and Adolfo Perez Esquivel of rgentina head of Latin American Christian services group The fivemcmber Norwegian Nobel Otllr mittcc said Mother Teresa was given the prize in recognition of her work in bringing helpto suffering humanity The prize this year is worth Sliltififlt FOlNlS ORDER 1111947 Mother Teresa moved into Calcutr tas slums to serve God among the poorest of the poor The order she founded the Missionaries of Charity is best known for its home for the dcstitiitc dying liicli opened in Calcutta in 15133 Didnt duck drinking SAPlORO iRctitcri lapancsc authorities have released Russian duck hunter Alexander Markccv who landed iii Japan illegally last cck after drifting about so kilometres It plastic boat Markeev will be put on board Russian passenger ship next Sunday He told police he went duck hunting off Sakhalin Island on Oct drank two bottles of vodka and woke when his dinghy touched land Mailing deadlines Christmas is closer than you think Deadlines for Christmas parcels to be sent by surface mail to Africa Asia ant AUSUalia have already passed it youre sending parcels by surface mail to Europe South America Central America and the West lndics they should be posted by Friday says the Canadian post OlflCt At Barrics post office orkcix have noticed small number of Christmas parcels This ock had about ll or six Christmas ptiiccls day Sittl post fice spokesman If youve missed the deadline for siiifact mail to Africa Asia and Australia parcels will reach fhosc destinations by air if 1111il ed by Nov The deadline for Europe South incrica Central America and the West lndcs by air mail is Nov 30 Surface mail for Great ltrittiri or them lrcland should be mailed be The deadline for air mail tor tircai Rt mm and Northern Ireland is Dec Corps plans parade The Grey and Simcoc Foresters Army Cadet Corps No 2915 will hold special parade at the Barrie Armoury Thursday at 730 pm The occaSion will also mark two special events the first being the presciiiaion to the corp of the Strathmna Shield for the fourth consecutiy car The second event will bc changt oi command parade durtitg which Ltflliiiullyl in the corps will be turned over to Cadet Cap tam Jim Tiller by Caith iapiati 1m Schuett county wide Warns about cars MONTREAL CP The Automobile Protection Association has advised the public not to buy Honda cars alleging they are full of mechanical defects the company refuses to repair free of charge APA president Phil Edmonston says the consumer group has found evidence in sheaf of internal Honda documents of large number of unreported defects as well as failure to inform owners the company has policy of making certain repairs and replacements for free Some of the defects might endanger lives he alleged this week citing brake deficiencies loss of steering control sudden stops and accelerations engines that catch fire cracks in the front axle and defective tires and lights PetroCan move rged OTIAWA iCPi Prime Minister Clark said Tuesday the government is very much attracted by the recommendation of federal study group urging free public distribution of shares of PetraCanada the Crown oil company Clark told the Commons he will deliver as soon as possible the governments response to the advisory committees proposal for disposing of the Crown corporation Clarks comment served to heighten speculation that the government will adopt the proposal to allow every individual citizen to apply for an as yet unspecified number of shares Single game left BALTIMORE tAPl The verdict in major league baseballs 1979 championship World Series tonight comes down to single game Pitchers John Candelaria and Kent Tekulve combined on sevenhitter Tuesday night as Pittsburgh Pirates beat Baltimore Orioles 40 to even the series at three victories apiece The Pirates fighting to become only the fourth team in major league history to come back from 31 deficit and win the bestof seven championship series are expected to start pitcher Jim Bibby against Baltimores Scott McGregor in tonights deciding game The Pirates won Tuesday night behind strong pitching plus timely hitting in the late innings Candelaria and Baltimore starter Jim Palmer matched shutout ball through the first six innings but the Pirates broke through for pair of runs in the seventh on Dave Parkers runscoring single and Stargclls sacrifice fly They scored two more in the eighth on sacrifice fly by Bill Robinson and an RBI single by Omar Moreno iSee photo story on Page ltl Huge wave kills 10 NICE France Renter At least ten people were killed by wave hich surged onto the French Riviera coast lucsday causing extensive damage and leaving scientists baffled The wave smashed into Sllrkllftltitflt stretch of the popular resort coast from Menton near the Italian border to Gulf Juan near Cannes in the est lt engulfed cars wrecked hundreds of pleasure craft and caused extensive damage to the seafront Resigns from board Judge John Greenwood appointed to the lnnisfil Board of Commissioners of Police in the summer has resigned froin the boa rd It was impossible for Judge Greenwood to attend so per cent of the boards meetings because too much of his time was spent travelling from Toronto to lnnisfil and other areas of southern Ontario said Reeve William ibbins Judge Grccnw ood as appointed at fer the former iudgc Patrick Lesagc also resign ed because of extcnsue travelling Judge Greenwood found he was travelling more than he expected said the rccy The board is aifing for nounccmcii front Attorneyfieneral Roy McMurtry to hen new Judge ill be appointed Transportation topic discussion on providing transwrtaticn for the pligtlct1llhdlltllvdpttd will be the siibiect ot meeting Nov The Barrie public works committee will meet with Bob Kerr chairman of the coin mittcc looking into the financial feasibility of theschcme The service would likely take the form of van and would probably serve the han dicapput in other parts of Simcoe County as well weather Cloudy with few showers ending this afternoon Mainly sunny Thurs day Highs both days l2 to 14 Lows tonight to Come home to The Examiner Call 72663337 for home delivery 115th year No 238 Wednesday Oct 17 1979 20¢ Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 95 Weekly the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county Big jump in hydro rates Jail gets portable cell blocks One of five portable cell blocks is hoisted into position Tuesday at the Barrie Jail The portables each weighing almost 10 tons will house 32 inmates which will almost double the capacity at the jail Called Relocatable con finement facility the Barrie Jail is the first oil in Canada to receive the par table cells Examiner Photo Concerned says Bolger Teacherboard talks speedingup urged By TERRY FIELD The Examiner Contract negotiations between teachers and school boards should be speeded up to prevent talks frotn being carried on after it new school year begins says the chairman of the countys Roman Catholic school board Im bit concerned about the whole exer cise myself Bill Bolger told The Examiner The whole process should be shortened Contract talks innst begin by the end of January of the year the pact expires but no meetings are held during the summer Government appointed factfinders to aid in the discussion are not brought in until September Most teachers contracts expire Aug 31 The new school year is busy time and the process takes too much time and energy Bolger said lTlNl REPORTS Both the Roman Catholic board and the Siincoe County Board of Education are in volved in negotiations and both are now waiting for factfinders report though talks are continuing in the interim The factfinder is appointed automatically if no settlement is reached by September in an attempt to establish points and facilitate lCthS Neither Bolger nor Irving Harris director of the public board see any possibility of strike and both say hiiigs should be resolved shortly There would certainly be advantages to hymns Nick How come this never happens on Love Boat having the negotiating process shortened Harris said But you will always get the crowded period when the factfinders are up pointed whenever that is The timetable is established by the provin cial government and outlined in the Educa tion Act It will be up to the province todecide whether it should be changed They should move the whole thing up to the end of April instead of Septemlxr Bolger said The two boards employ approximately 3300 teachers with the public board total be lnglflfll County moves to stimulate sale of books By ll Rl TllOl Of The Examiner Simcoc founty council has taken an aga gressive step to Sllmllliiff the sale of two books containing history of the county even thoughitwillmcanfaktngaloss The two editions The Hisorj of Simch Hunt and The Recent last have not been selling well and the county has combined in ventory of tome copies on its hands In order to stimulate sales and reduce this inventory council voted Tuesday in fan or of finance and administration committee recommendation to utter spetad thristnia book sale all book stores and itiuiiripaliiies in the county In the past copies of The History of Simcoe County sold for 83 so each and The Recent Past gt0ld for $893 to bookstores but lilf recommendation dropped the price to $4 73 and $7 so respectively Committee chairman Allan McLean said the books cost the county S3 and per copy to produce We realize we are taking loss but it is better to have the books out there in the hands of people and have the money than have the books in the vaul he said The books have ricer yer slow moving McLean said arid he warfy has SHAHI bed up i1ri They are butt gin1 wiles ir pie dont knot tug are in Edmlnftlui The tsniiisw arf copies re sari total of pm nI eiii Thc Barrie hydro customers will probably face 164 per cent increase in its rates about March says Bill Elson secretarytreasurer with the public utilities commission The new increase will follow the last hydro bike which was effective last month Elson told The Examiner today It will be the second increase in six months and the second in the past three years Elson said Elsons remarks come following an an nouncement Tuesday by the board of direc tors of Ontario Hydro that hydro charges to residential industrial and rural customers would take large jump in 19m Hydro Chairman Hugh Macaulay said in news release the effective increase to 334 municipal utilities which in turn sell elec tricity to consumers will be about 164 per cent to 101 direct customers such as large industries about 148 per cent and to about 77tiooo rural customers who get their elec announced for next year tricity directly frotii the utility about too per cent For example rural residential customer using 1000 kilowatt hours month and cur rently paying an average $3848 month will pay about $425 month more in 1980 Macaulav said the exact amount of the iii crease to urban horvc owners will have to be determined by the local utilities commission All local utilities have costs besides the purchase of power although that is the major one and of course they will have to take these into account in calculating their rates He said the increases would have been smaller under antiinflation guidelines which were in force during 1978 and 1979 when Hydro rebated about $250 million to our customers The increases under those guidelines would have been MB per cent to municipal utilities 71 per cent to large industries and 132 per cent to rural customers served directly by Hydro Short scouting trip ends in fiveday ordeal SIOIN LOOKOlT Ont CPI What began as short scouting trip for moose became fiveday ordeal that Chicago policeman Bob Skllpk will not soon forget Skrzypek was rescued Monday after spcnr ding five days lost in the bush near oles Lake about 190 kilometres northeast of Sioux Lookout He became separated from three companions on Oct it when they tried to cross peninsula near the remote lake Gasoline price boost prOposed TORONTO iCPi Although reports differ on how the federal government plans to deal with energy pricing all agree Ottawa pro poses to increase gasoline prices by at least an cents gallon within year Jeff Carruthcrs of FF Publications Ltd says in an Ottawa report that the government proposed leap of 30 cents gallon in the federal excise tax on gasoline as part of an energypricing package rejected by Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed The Star quotes sources as saying that an increase of 23 cents gallon in the excise tax is being proposed to the cabinet by Energy Minister Ramon Hnatvshyn New bus garage The lake is only accessible by float plane and the hunters had rented cabin there Skrzypek said from hospital in Sioux Lookout on Tuesday he had been following compass course but strong iron deposits in the area must have made it go awry because it led him in another direction He heard his companions firing lilllllllll shots once they became aware he was lost but the shots only confused him His answer ing shots were either not heard by his Ullllit nions or mistaken for their own Skrzypek said he came to small lake he was able to locate on map He tried to walk straight line through the dense brush hiil ended up back at the lake He managed to get his bearings one day when the heavy clouds parted and he assuiii ed that stream from the lake ran into olcs Lake However he fell off log Alill iiy lllt to cross the stream soaking his clothes and matches He decided his clothes were doing llllll to keep him warm and began to hang pin of them on trees to mark his route and catch the atteiit ion of searchers Skrypek said he ate nothing during lllt ordeal He had chances to shoot siiiall gnnn but had no desire to eat and except fora few hours one evening he did not sleep He said he had to keep moving to keep warm His feet wet and battered by the rough lei rain caused the most discoiiilort Entrance remains as planned By DENNIS LANTIHER if The Examiner The entrance to the new bus garage on Seaforth Street will remain despite ohjee tions of area residents Representatives of Penefang Midland Coach Lines met with members of the citys public works committee Tuesday in special meeting The committee says chairman Ald Aleru Arthur is satisfied the company has done what it could to alleviate traffic problems on Seaforth Street Residents are not pleased that the entrance to the new bus garage to open in January will be situated in the middle of the street Those six families who were represented by solicitor Glen Krelove at Monday general committee meeting want that en trance set up at Brock Street instead But to do that would not be feasible said By STEPHEN NOLLS The Examiner Boats stranded at their docks and expo ed lakebottom areas have many lakeshore residents convinced Lake Sim cue water lezel is 2o to iii ctn ioner that normal this year But TrentSevern Waterway TSW technician says the lake level is actually cm higher than ll was at this time la year Mac Ellis water control technician said today the lake level is abou the arm as it has been for So years because the TSW controls the water ley el The Examiner surveyed marina operators and residents along Lake Sim coe Most said the level seems particularl low this year SEEMS LOW ER Toni Readman of Sport Haven Marine reported the level stems 50 lo cm lower than normal for this time of year Lorne Wass an ro Tow nship residen said many cottagers are easily able to work on their docks because the water solon Jot Dyson out her of Manna and vati ff iuacr haze gunman lexet ear Bth7 ff fiéil Lii fil ti Viv YJ fir norrna 13 Residents believe lake level down the iarrie alderman To have the buses ltllt back to the garage iii the evening llllli tarotk Street would mean more awkward ili iiig pattern Buses will actually be departing llilillLli Brock Street in the morning and will not distrub residents then he said The Who le however will return in the evening thioiigli the Seaforth Street entrance The buses will remain quiet in the NW said Ald Arthur The city has ciucd assurance from the bus company the biicr will not run all night and will he kept iiisidc the garage can appreciate the way people leiI said Ald Arthur But people have to realize it is city street any vehicle can use and it lthe streeti is opposite an industrial Hill The matter will likely surface at the lll Mondays City council meeting We re having trouble with sailor gr ting out the place said Dyson Mas sailboats are touching their keels or he lake bottom in that area he said Ernest Klflnlfll whose liii ho l1flf1i51mf shores for years iit the lake is the lowest he ha scit Several other marina operator and residents from firo Station to Lefiii reporttd similar observations ANT EXPLUN Ellis said he cannot explain why the residenh believe the water lower in year Water lever are measured at Jackson Point Atlierley and Washain where lh control the level in lakes Couchiching aw Simcoe Those gauges which are frwiueriit checked for accuracy show nothing at normal about the lake levels he éill The TSW controls the water level keep it at consistent levels each year Todays measurment is 218 metres above sea level he said Last year measurement on Oct 17 was 214 metres Lak Stmcoe could not be 20 to rii below noitiial iuse the ISW would ro allow the leaf to drop said El Tri 2a=Ji1e would show drop rn responsible for the actarm of ie ELJEM he said wa there when were checked rti orifaient the re riah