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inside story Refugees arrive here Collier Street United Church is sponsoring the initialsettling of family of Vietnamese refugees in Barrie The Lai family arrived here Friday Just in time to catch its first glimpse of snow The family is living in four bedroom townhouse in the south end of Barrie Phi Long Lai the father is mechanic but has yet to receive any job offers The church is also helping to settle relatives of the Lai family The father of that family is an elec trICian and he has already received job of fers For more on Barries newest residents turn to the Today page Examiner Photo Kennedy moves closer WASHINGTON AP Senator Edward Kennedy eager to get going with his campaign for the US presidency is taking major step toward challenging President Carter with the formation of campaign committee Stephen Smith the senators brotherin law summoned reporters to former adillac automobile showroom about two kilometres fioin the White House for to days announcement of the creation of the Kennedy for president committee Establishment of the committee which iriakes Kennedy candidate in the eyes of federal election laws is expected to be followed shortly by an announcement of candidacy by the Massachusetts senator Im tired of screwing around with this Kennedy told reporters Friday night on flight across lilassacliusctts want to get going Kennedy made it clear he intends to declare for the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination before President Carters scheduled announcement on Dec county Complaints filed Complaints have been filed against two Simcoe zoos for failing to have licences to keep native Ontario species says the general manager of the Federation of On tario Naturalists Mike Singleton said Friday he swore out complaints in Barrie Oct 17 because he believes the 200s are holding animals in con travention of the Ontario Fish and Game Act That act says no person may keep an in digenous animal in captivity for more than 10 days without special gameoncaptnity licence Singleton said the complaints involve rac Sought by police Provincial police have prepared composite drawing of man wanted in connection with an indecent assault Oct 22 near the Angus seed plant An l8yearold Angus woman said she was indecently assaulted near the King Street seed plant about pm Anyone who recognizes this man is asked to contact Barrie OPP at 7266484 The suspect is described as l6 to l9 years old five feet l0 inches tall l25 pounds with sandy brown hair Mad hatters Under those funnylooking hats are three barbershop performers The Whistlers who performed Saturday at Central Collegiate during bar bershop concert Also featured were Barries County Chordsmen Con spiracy the York Highlands Sweet Adelines and the Dukes of Harmony Drug subsidy flaw Theres flaw in the regulations of the Ministry of Health regarding government subsidies for essential drugs Toronto woman cannot get any government assistance to pay for the liquid food that keeps her alive at cost of $200 per week See todays Lifestyle page for story index today lifester entertainment sports canicstv guide classified 50 weekend deaths Five members of one family killed in house fire in Powell River BC about 130 kilometres northwest of Vancouver were among at least 50 persons who died acciden tally in Canada during the weekend survey by The Canadian Press from pm Friday until midnight Sunday local times showed 39 traffic fatalities five drownings five fire deaths and one person who died in an airplane accident Resignation helps TORONTO CP The resignation last week of Moshe Dayan Israels foreign minister could favorably affect the chances for peace in the Middle East says Israeli MaiGen Aharon Yariv Dayan presented flexible position for peace negotiations Yariv said in an inter view Saturday evening after addressing the second National Convention of the Jewish War Veterans of Canada His resignation will force the govern ment to be more flexible wide coons wniteiaiieo deer oiacx nears elk yeathorned owls and redtailed hawks Barrie provincial court spokesman con firmed complaints were filed and said of ficials from Wasaga Beach Wildlife Park and Elmvale Jungle Zoo are scheduled to appear Nov 19 in Elmvale provincial court spokesman for the ministry of natural resources said the ministry is not involved in the charges but is studying the situa tion Singleton said the federation is concerned about the practice of removing animals from their natural habitats and placing them in captivity Fire damage extensive City firefighters say someone set fire underneath Parry Automotive Ltd 30 Sophia St Sunday resulting in extensive damage to the building and stock tapt Ted Oke told The Examiner today Ontario Fire Marshals Office represen tatives are expected to visit the site today or Tuesday to investigate the cause of fire He said fire started beneath the buildings main floor in the area of cement culvert Candles and matches were found in that location he said Fire as reported at about 520 in Sun day ity firefighters were on the scene for about three hours he said No one was in illttti Capt Okc described damage as exten sive but said it as limited primarily to the buildings floor and automotive parts on the shelves Building repairs needed OTTAWA The goveriiiiient knew what it was doing when it ordered repairs to the old post office in Penetanguishene Prime Minister Joe lark told the ommons Fri day The decision to spend $100000 on modify ing the building was made following discus sions on an informal basis with the govern ment of Ontario weather Becoming sunny this afternoon Highs to Laws tonight to Mostly sunny and milder Tuesday with highs lOto l3 Come home to Examiner Call 7266537 for home delivery By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner The average price of more luxurious homes has decreased slightly in Barrie ac cording to report published by Royal Trust The report says that prices for larger twostorey four bedroom homes has decreased one per cent in Barrie from $69700 to 369500 In comparison with Toronto for example prices there for similar housing have gone up 124 per cent from $133000 to $149000 Most prices were on the rise in com parison in most other places across the pro 15th year No 247 Monday Oct 29 1979 the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county Comm SEOUL AP South Koreans closed ranks against North Korea today and the United States moved an aircraft carrier closer to the Korean coast as the government admitted that President Park Chunghee was assassinated by the head of the Korean Cen tral intelligence Agency Opposition leader Kim Youngsam strong critic of Parks govemment said the entire nation is united in warning North Korea it should by no means miscalculate this misfortune of ours as an opportunity for inva sion and it should bear in mind that the na tion is determined to defend free democracy under any circumstances Another leading opponent of Park 1971 presidential candidate Kim Daejung also warned the Communists not to try to take advantage of the situation The entire peoples voice is united transcending political differences Warnings to the North and support for ac ting President Choi Kyuhah also came from President Carter US Defence Secreairy Harold Brown and the commander of US forces in Korea Gen John Wickham Vince says the re rt George Worral president of the Barrie Real Estate Board says prices have stabilized here because persons are not as willing to commute anymore to Toronto In the past rsons were willing to come to Barrie an commute to their Jobs in Toronto Worrall told The Examiner today But people are tired of commuting now because service is poor in Barrie and it has become too expensive Worrall said There is little difference though in hous ing sales between this year and last year Worrall said wsiiigt US officials said they saw no evidence of unusual North Korean military activity However Brown said the United States has sent two airborne warning and control air craft to South Korea and moved an aircraft carrier already on station between Japan and Korea closer to the Korean coast Choi the defence home and foreign ministers and other key officials met for two hours today and said Everything is in order and calm has been restored However the Korean armed forces remain ed on emergency alert and the country was still under martial law There were no distur bances Parks body was in closed coffin at the presidential residence the Blue House and hundreds of thousands gathered at public altars across the country to burn incense and mourn the dead leader His funeral was to be held Saturday Park was shot Friday by the head of the KCIA Kim Jaekyu The government said at first the shooting was accidental but the chief of the investigation Gen Chon Doohwan ad mitted at news conference Sunday that Kim assassinated the president Phalanx of police at picket demonstration By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner phalanx of uniformed police officers stood ready to intercede today as employees of Radio Shack moved through the picket line established by their striking peers who com prise the newly certified United Steelworkers oca In total some 75 men and 25 vehicles waited at the plants Bayview Drive entrance for more than an hour while the employees who are working despite the strike arrived Strikers many of them in halloween masks taunt Radio Shack employees during demonstration Examiner Photo today and parked one behind another until line of 40 vehicles had formed At am local police moved the cars for ward While strikers screamed scabs as the cars passed kicked at the vehicles and placed stickers on Windshields the move ment was orderly and without incident or in Jury Damage to vehicles appeared minimal but Radio Shack vicepresident Jerry Colella told The Examiner it was extensive Such demonstrations have become common since the strike began August Both sides are waiting for an Ontario Labor Relations Board decision into union charge that Radio Shack is bargaining in bad faith While everyone waits the union in an at tempt to keep morale high has called in Steelworkers from other parts of the rovince to bolster the line Joining them ay were several gostal workers and New Democratic Party Ps Ed Ziemba and David Warner To the union people on the line the sea of police smacked of intimidation but Ziemba and Warner said they represented monumental waste of taxpayers money Warner ScarboroughEllesmere places blame for the trouble on the provincial government Other provinces impose con tract in disputes between companies and newly certified bargaining units he told The Examiner Companies in British Columbia and Quebec are forced to bargain fairly Warner said He also said Radio Shack is not bargaining fairly and that the Ontario government is providing police unwittingly because Radio Shacks parent company Tandy of Texas will not honor certification of the local Colella dismissed the charge dont listen to any charge an NDP MPP makes because of their biased approach to labor management disputes George Taylor tPCSimcoe Centre told The Examiner today that he would favor changes in the labor code to prevent the type of conflict often resulting from first con tract dispute Wells says Windsor school not last French institution Lecole Secondaire LEssor the provinces 33rd Frenchlanguage school officially open ed Sunday at St Clair Beach near Windsor is not likely to be the last institution of its kind established Thomas Wells Minister of In tergovernmental Affairs said following the opening ceremony Wells said the opening of the school which 15000 UAW workers on job TORONTO iCP More than half of the 15000 Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd plant employees in Ontario are reporting for work after threeyear contract was ratified with the Lnited Auto Workers on Sunday but almost as many are off due to layoffs in Itakville and Windsor to cut the companys inventory has an enrolment of 421 students in Grade through 11 demonstrates the governments belief in the cultural and linguistic aims of FrancoOntarians Certain ground rules have to be laid out however Wells said referring to current at tempt by francophones in Penetanguishene to have French1anguage school built in the town Education Minister Bette Stephenson has ruled there are not enough students who would use the Penetanguishene school to justify its construction Meanwhile in Timmins delegates atten ding regional conference of the Association of Frenchlanguage Advisory Committees voted to Show their support for separate French school in Penetanguishene by remain ing in the association Association members voted not to resign as means of demonstrating displeasure with the Ontario Government stand against building the French school 20¢ Per Copy So far this year there has been total of 2673 in housing sales in Barrie Last year at this time housing valued at $20750182 had been sold difference only of about $500000 he said Housing sales are up though outside the city limits he said Figures also released by Royal Trust show costs are slightly up in Barrie for less expensive housing The sample house used is detached three bedroom brick bungalow between five to eight years old in an average neighborhood 1m US carrier steams to Korea following Park maggotme fins Costly commuting drops hoe rice The average price in February would have price in October for similar type of house is $47500 an increase of 15 Central Toronto record an increase of per cent for the same type of housrng 13 from tober Elsewhere across Canada housin prices were Maritimes says the report Prices for larger house climbed as high as 159 per cent mouth to $96000 from $84000 the report says been $46800 in Barrie The average rcent $81600 in February to $92200 in Oc up in almost all cities inclu ng the in Moncton and 143 per cent in Dart Carrier Home Delivery 95c Weekly assassination High wire act The EdmontonWinnipeg CFL game Sunday was delayed some 12 minutes when an unidentified man lowered himself from Commonwealth Stadiums guy wires into the middle of the playing field When he was safely on the ground three of Edmontons finest led him away for questioning CP Laserphoto Ministry notimpressed with oil spill cleanup By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner ANGUS An environment ministry officer says hes not impressed with efforts by Unionville construction company to clean up the site of an oil spill near here Tom McDonough told The Examiner today be inspected the site Friday and Saturday but found Temar Construction Ltd workers had not fully complied with ministry requests to remove oilsoaked soil and prevent further spills Ministry officials were alerted to the spill Thursday when an Angus man noticed an oil stick on the Pine River Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authori ty technicians and ministry staff inspected the area and discovered the source of oil was dieselpowered water pump used to de water sewer line construction zones AIALS BLAMED McDonough said workers reported an earlier spill in September He said workers blamed vandals in both incidents After visiting the site Thursday McDonough said he told workers to fence off machinery to prevent vandals from damag ing fuel hoses McDonough said he inspected the Site Fri day but was not too impressed They hadnt put up fence told them Id like the crew to do it then iFridayi or first thing Saturday morning went back on Saturday and they still hadnt done it They had made an effort to clean up said McDonough but lm not completely satisfied with that You cant stand over these people YOU try to direct them to what can be done But theyve made verv poor effort McDonough said he returns to the site for day to inspect the work and talk to workers explain to them the seriousness of these things and that they have to take action on what we recommend he said Ministry officials estimate about 51 gallons of diesel oil spilled into Pine River Thursday Workers said about 150 gallons leaked into illt waterway in the September spill said McDonough McDonough said the ministry will charge the Temar Construction if there is third spill Pierre misses Liberal meet PETERBOROUGH Ont lCP Out of all the candidates who might lead the federal Liberal party in the next election the only one who did not attend weekend convention of the New Ontario Liberals was Pierre Trudeau While Trudeau has given no indication he will step down from the party he has led for the last 11 years many possible heirs to his throne flocked to tell the 350 young Ontario Grits some of whom will be voting at the next leadership convention what they think the new Progressive Conservative govern ment has been doing wrong since coming to powei on May 22 and what the Liberals must do to right that wrong