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can we lt er 0qu Mofl 30 lets our Charlie comes to town Charlie Farquharson Canadas most popular farmer came to Barrie Friday night to talk to the Georgian Bay Chartered Accountants Association Farquharson won standing ovation for his fortyfive minute monologue satirizing everyone from Margaret Trudeau to the Toronto Argonauts See the Today page Blood donors needed Blood supplies are so low in Toronto that some elective operations are being cancell ed The local Red Cross Society is onsor ing blood donor clinics Monday an Tues day to help ease the shortage See todays Lifestyle section Producer likes glamor Ross Hunter doesnt like most of the movres coming out of Hollywood these days he likes movies that are glamorous op timistic and romantic the producer of Air port talks about his approach to films in story on todays entertainment page Eastview enters finals They were roughed up in scrappy semi final against Thornhill but won and challenged the favored Barrie Central club in the final game and were trounced But the Eastview Secondary School senior rug ger teams game performance in the Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association playoffs has earned them berth in next weekends AllOntario cham pionships For details see todays Sports Page Names in the news Prince Charles Joe Clark and Ed Schreyei are just three of the people featured in news photographs from across the country and around the world See Win dow On The World index today lifestyle ascertainment vvlndow on the world sports canlcctv gulde classified Emotional ending Demonstrators at Florida State Pri son are overcome with emotion at the ex rday Spenkelink was first prisoner in i2 page AP Photo Stock market bullish Canadas two largest stock markets whooped it up this week in threeday celebration of the Progressive Conservative partys victory in the federal election on Tuesday The Conservative party which is con sidered probusiness won strong minority and its policies were directly responsible for spectacular gains among individual stock groups at Toronto and Montreal Torontos TSE 300 index rose 414 points on the week and closed Friday at record high of 150258 Montreals composite index gained 665 to 25314 and the industrial index 642 to 25028 OPP officers fined FORT FRANCES Ont CP Seven Ontario Provincial Police officers were fined $100 each Friday for buying their 1979 auto licence plate stickers at the lower northern Ontario rate while temporarily stationed here in February total of 22 officers were charged under the Highway Traffic Act for knowingly making false statement when applying for their licences Penalties range from $50 to $200 cases involving 14 other officers were adjourned until Oct 19 for trial Gay centre rejected TORONTO CP Toronto organization operating group home for homosexual teenagers has been refused li cence under the Childrens Boarding Home Act by the Ontario government In recent letter to the TriAid Charitable Foundation Keith Norton community and social services minister said his ministry felt anxious about the potential impact on childs sexuality at TriAid House which is as one of your letters describes facility openly run by gays for gays REV CARTER Torontos own cardinal VATICAN CITY AP Pope John Paul today named 15 new cardinals including Most Rev Gerald Emmett Carter arch bishop of Toronto The Pope said he will elevate them in secret consistory June 30 The Pope named 14 prelates six of them Italian but did not disclose the name of the 15th Besides Carter and the six ltalians the new cardinals will include two archbishops from Poland one from Ireland one from France one from Japan one from Mexico and one from Vietnam The pontiff said the 15th archbishop chosen might be Lithuanian in view of the large Roman Catholic population in that area of the Soviet Union he United States More photos appear on Lougheed sees changes CALGARY CP Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed forecasting basic changes in the way Canada works says the country is becoming nation of 11 governments rather than one central power in Ottawa Its lot easier to deal with one government but youre going to be dealing with 11 Lougheed told the Canadian Ex port Association Friday in his first major address since Joe Clarks Progressive Con servatives won power in Tuesdays federal election Lougheed stressed that the federal government would continue but the operative word is cooperation not domination The premier said the federal govern ments future role would be more as catalyst to the 10 provincial governments Canada is going to change some of you may not like it said Lougheed before pledging Alberta to higher profile in foreign trade through strengthened department of economic development and international trade Gas shortages coming TORONTO CP Canadians could be lining up at the gas pumps before the end of the year because of growing crude oil shortage an oil executive predicts Carl Nickle president of Conventures Ltd Calgary exploration company says that as result Prime Ministerelect Joe Clark may quickly abandon his plan to turn PetroCanada the governmentowned oil exploration agency over to private in dustries Dismantling PetroCanada would only complicate Canadas crude oil situation he said There is plenty of oil in the ground but government footdragging and lack of in vestment capital have contributed to create crude oil shortage that will start to hurt Canadians soon Gasoline rationing now in effect in California could conceivably hit Canada soon he said Tourist deficit $855 OTTAWA CP The tourism deficit for the first quarter of the year was $855 million government figures released Friday show Statistics Canada said the country earned $241 million from US and foreign visitors and Canadian tourists spent $11 billion in other countries The firstquarter deficit is 74 per cent lower than the $923million deficit recorded in the first three months of 1978 And another election ST JOHNS Nfld CP Premier Brian Peckford asked Newfoundlandeis oti Friday to give his Progressive Conservative government fresh mandate in June 18 provincial general election Peckford 38 who became premier by winning PC leadership convention March 17 said he wanted the confidence of voters in dealing with the new federa government of Joe Clark Peckfords election announcement ruined plans by the provincial Liberal party to sort out internal problems in July 67 leadership convention Both Opposition Leader William Rowe and Liberal party president Hubert Kitchen cried foul but said they were ready to take on the PCs Standing in the 51seat Newfoundland legislature at dissolution Friday was PC 30 and Liberal 2i weather Cloudy with occasional rain or driz zle today and tonight Diminishing northerly winds Highs today near l2 Lows overnight near six Mainly cloudy Sunday with showers Highs to l7 Corrie home to The Examiner Call 7266539 for home delivery Agreed to in telephone call 73=zas Clark government take over June JASPER Alta CP Pierre Trudeau and Joe Clark had sevenminute telephone chat Friday and agreed the Liberal government will resign June and the Progessive Con servatives will assume office the same day It was very friendly Bill Neville Clarks chief of staff told reporters at this Recky Mountain resort The outgoing and incoming prime ministers agreed to meet late next week so Trudeau can brief Clark on pressing govern ment matters including the international economic conference in Tokyo next month which Clark plans to attend Both men agreed it was important there be sense of continuity Neville said referr ing to Canadas preparations for participa tion in the conference Neville described the telephone conversa tion as the Joe and Pierre show During the election campaign Clark fre quently referred to the nationallytelevised ebate among the three federal party leaders as the Pierre and Ed Show implying that Trudeau and Ed Broadbent New Democratic party leader were allies Contrary to reports from Broadbents of fice Neville said no date has been arranged for the NDP leader to meet with Clark Neville described in positive terms the meeting Clark had Thursday with Michael Pitfield clerk of the Privy Council Mr Clark was impressed by the sense of professionalism of Mr Pitfield said Neville It was expected Pitfield would resign if the Conservatives won the election but the coun trys highestranking public servant told reporters Clark will have to show him the door before he will resign 115th year No 130 Saturday May 28 1979 Carrler Home Dellvery 95° Weekly the examiner worst CHICAGO AP All 271 passengers aboard DC10 American Airlines plane were killed Friday after the jetliner dropped an engine then crashed and exploded in the worst aviation disaster in US history The plane Flight 191 was en route to Los Angeles from Chicago when it fell from the sky The widebody jet lost its left engine one of three shortly after takeoff from OHare In ternational Airport It rolled to its left and crashed hitting nose first then the left wing tip before going up in roaring explo sron There was ball of flame about 500 feet high and heat wave said Rich Dusek who saw the crash from his mark service sta tion There were no survivors officials said They didnt stand chance Chicago Fire Commissioner Richard Albrecht said after visiting the scene About 250 bodies were removed from the area before workers gave up for the night Fri day Some are still buried under the wreckage and we didnt want to disturb the wreckage said Douglas Dreifus an investigator with the US National Transportation Safety Board NTSB Investigators from the NTSB and the FBI said they will begin their inquiry to day WILL STUDY ENGINE You can bet your bottom dollar well home in on the dropped engine said Elwood Driver member of the NTSB Neal Callahan an official of the US Federal Aviation Administration said its incredible but not unheard of for an engine to fall off MISSED TRAILER PARK The plane smashed into an abandoned private airfield in Elk Grove Township just few metres from the Oasis mobile home park at 303 pm CDT 203 pm EDT Among those reported aboard Fridays ill fated flight were several people in the publishing trade en route to an American Booksellers Association convention Four were affiliated with Playboy magazine in cluding managing editor Sheldon Wax and his wife humorist Judith Wax who had just published her autobiography American Airlines said the dead included 258 passengers and 13 crew members pilot copilot flight engineer and 10 working flight attendants One of the passengers was an offduty flight officer Several people on the ground were injured flawless 77 MZkS Hush Jane Fonda has found new cause Pierre will likely stay on as leader OTTAWA CP Prime Minister Trudeau will ask Liberal MPs next week whether they want him to stay on as Liberal leader The caucus is expected to givea rousing vote of confidence to the outgomg prime minister who has said he will stay on as Op position leader to Joe Clarks Progresswe Conservative minority government Trudeaus 30 cabinet ministers including 13 who lost their seats in Tuesdays election backed him solidly at cabinet meeting Thursday But questions remain Will Trudeau enjoy the role of Opposition leader in the Com mons Will the rankandfile party members want to keep him around now that the Liberal party has been reduced to federal power in only two provinces Ontario and Quebec and provincial power in none in US Numbered flag markers indicate where victims of Fridays DClO airliner crash were found amidst the wreckage Numbers indicate number of bodies found at that spot By LORI COHEN Of The Examiner The first trial in Simcoe County for traf ficking in heroin resulted in 12year jail term for 32yearold Barrie man James Mete was convicted in county court Friday of trafficking heroin to an RCMP undercover officer at the Holiday Inn here last Dec 18 The officer was posing as drug buyer at the time In his sentencing Judge Clare recom mended treatment for Mete an admitted heroin addict since age 15 and that Stonehenge Drug Rehabilitation Centre in Guelph be considered for use in an advisory capacity Little can be said on your behalf at 32 years of age Judge Clare told Mete referr ing to his lengthy criminal record which in cludes six trafficking offenses SET EXAMPLE Judge Clare said the court must make an example of Mete in order to protect the public against the dreadful drug Federal prosecutor Palmer asked for minimum 14year sentence for street wise man with criminal record since 1967 for all sorts of dishonesty We dont need heroin in this community nor do we need person like Mete to bring it here Palmer said Defence lawyer Bill McKenzie had re quested an adjournment before sentencing to present evidence to prove Mete should be sent to rehabilitation centre and to determine if there were clinics capable of handling con victed patients like Mete Rowing boat across ocean LONDON CP Kenneth Kerr tenacious Scot who is trying to row four metrelong boat from Canada to Ireland has run into problems spokesman for the brewery sponsoring the oarsman says he is having circulation prqblems in his legs but appears to be coping we Kerr keeps in touch by radio with Scottish ham operator and brewery official said Fri dayhes about300milesout Judge Clare said he did not have the authority to send convicted criminal to clinic It will be in the hands of the prison authorities he said During the threeday trial testimony from several witnesses indicated Mete arranged by telephone to meet with the undercover of ficer whom he knew simply as Frank to deliver heroin to him Mete claimed he did not intend to sell the drug but rather split his purchase TOOK HEROIN The defence attempted to prove Metc was impaired at the time the heroin changed hands to the extent that he could not form the intent necessary to traffick Mete told the court he had taken heroin the morning of Dec Father gives daughter coat freezes to death in night CHALLIS Idaho CP An Estevan Sask man saved his daughters life but died himself when he gave her his heavy coat on frigid night after their plane crashed between two snowy peaks ir Idahos White Cloud Mountains The actions of the father Donald Johnson 50 were related to reporters Fri day by county sheriff who spoke to Johnsons daughter 18yearold Donna Johnson and Brent Dyer 25 who surviv ed 20day ordeal in the wilderness after the May crash When we woke up the next morning he was frozen Custer County Sheriff Sid Teuscher quoted Miss Johnson and Dyer as saying The planes pilot Norm Pischke 35 also of Estevan died after he wandered in daze away from the crash site The survivors secluded in motel in this mountain town refused to speak with reporters Relatives and friends from Estevan who arrived Friday yelled at reporters scuffled with one and threw small pebbles to try and drive them away Get out and leave them alone there will be no interviews granted now get serving barrie and simcoe county 27i perish in jet rash air history 27l persons perished when the Los Angelesbound American Airlines flight l9 crashed on takeoff from OHare International Airport AP Photo Convicted of heroin trafficking Barrie man gets 12 years in jail 18 along with potent cough syrup and valium prescribed by doctor and was high during his meeting with the officer Mete said he had gone to Dr Robert Mac Pherson that same day to help in quitting his drug habit and was prescribed medication to ease withdrawal symptoms Dr MacPherson testified Friday he did prescribe the drugs but did not know how much Mete took at once nor the precise ef fect it would have on him He did note it would have lesser effect on heroin addict than on nonaddict Mete has been in custody in Barrie Jail since his arrest in December at which time he was out on bail for break and enter charge He has since been sentenced to two years less day on that charge out and stay out yelled man who iden tified himself as Dyers father Sheriff Teuscher however said the two told him they survived the tragedy by eating sunflower seeds moss candy and mushrooms He said they told him Miss Johnson would have died had her father not given her his coat the first night on the mountain They made tires from dead pine trees in the area using gas from the plane They lighted the tires with Dyers cigarette lighter Teuscher said Johnsons frozen body was brought Friday from the crash site 55 kilometres southwest of here Investigators expected to recover the body of pilot Pischke today Teuscher spoke with the pair after they walked to remote mine site 28 kilometres down the mountain from the site where the Cessna 172 crashed The sheriff said they were thin and hag gard but in high spirits Dyer lost 26 nds Miss Johnson 17 pounds She suf ered frostbitten toes and broken finger while he lost some teeth and had an infected check