Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 29 May 1979, p. 1

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Carrier Home Delivery 95 Weekly 115th your No 126 Tuoody May 29 1°79 15° Per Copy the examiner Busy night in park Scorekeepers at Barries bail parks kept busy Monda with some of the highest scor ing games the season In the Senior softball league Slessor and Periard bombed Warminster 123 while Bar iside story loded thelsti to Literacy problem gafgfofggfsexp nine Literacy has becomeaserious concernof For all the scores see todays Sports most universities the incoming Grade 13 P8888 students dont seem to possess it After decade without rovincial examinations at Dlonnes news the end of hi school the ministry of The three surviving Dionne sisters birthday on Monday education is now funding study to bring celebraEdthe 45 All three live near each other in the dor sick similar test Read aboutiton theTG mitory suburb of St Bruno Que Cecile 888 Dionne Langlois says they just want to be lt left alone For story see todays Lifestyle Inquiry stalled Page Barrie councils attempt to get public inquiry into the Barrie police commission is no further off the ground than it was weeks ago letter to the man who can offer tfhe today investigation sat in ministry ice or days without being mailed Read about it on ty 16 the Tway Page nment county page Warning to farmers spam 89 As most farmers prepare their crops for MMTV GUWO the season the ministry of agriculture has classified 12 to 14 some advice watch out for those weevils It seems these nasty little creatures can destroy whole crop of alfalfa Read about it on the Today Page supplements Towers pages Sears 24 pages Only rescue in blaze which killed six An unidentified fireman climbs towards Catherine Harrison whose foot hand and head are visible through smoke on thirdstory window ledge in centre during rescue efforts Monday in Westwood Moss fire that killed six The victims were Catherine Harrisons husband and five children Mrs Harrison was listed in peer condition in the maximum care section of Nor wood Hospital AP Laserphoto Link with bombing HAMILTON CP Two girls who are complainants in rape case before the courts are under 24hour police guard after time bomb was dismantled Sunday bdiind the home of one of the girls Hamiltonentworth regional police said The two men were charged along with third man last October The plane which the judge ordered for feited to the government was single engined de Havilland Beaver valued at $80000 says Dave Elliott assistant deputy Crown attorney The aircraft was owned by Lac Seul TORONTO CP Ontario hospitals will not lose any beds this year many will be converted from costly active treatment status to lesscostly chronic care Health Minister Dennis Timbrell said Mon day Michael Cassidy New Democratic Party leader said later in an interview that the promise of conversion to chroniccare beds was not in the ministers original plans but amounted to concession made under political pressure from the communities affected Timbrell told the legislatures special development committee that the conversion was just part of provincewide move to handle health care as much as possible at home or by community Cassidy said the ministry has pilot chroniccare programs in only seven cities He said two offer full range of services and there are no chroniccare programs in the Toronto area These programs should be in place before rather than cutting with machete and then trying to put them in place Cassidy said He attacked Timbrells approach which he said is to create the pro grams as resources become available not according to need The NDP said in committee that 24 hospitals of under 50 beds have not received 53percent budget increase promised in Timbrells hospital spending plans announced last January The minister said the budget and bed concerns of the small hospitals will be reviewed at conference with them in September He said the ministry was prepared to look at requests for more money but only after indepen dent management consultants or Ontario Hospital Association ex perts have examined the budgets for possible savings Clark sets off rumors in planning PC cabinet OTTAWA CPgt Joe Clark went about the delicate work Monday of planning Pro gressive Conservative cabinet and reorganiz Northlander query raised Northern Affairs minister Leo Bernier will revive the possibility of having the Ontario Northlander train stop at Barrie and Orillia He made the statement Monday at Queens Park after MPP George Taylor PCSimcoe Centre asked him to try to convince the railway line that both communities were ade quate stops for the railway Taylor said he understood the train would not stop at either place Bernier said there had been constant pressure to have the train stop moved to Orillia from Barrie some time ago but that he would investigate the matter He told MPP Bert Wildman DP Algoma his ministry had had many serious discussions with IA Rail on the possibility of takeover of the Ontario Northland Railway ing government run by Liberals for the last 16 years In the process he set off flurry of rumors gossip and speculation At one point there was rumor Clark wanted to shift maverick MP Tom Cossitt to the Senate to clear his Leeds Ont seat for one of two defeated Ottawa candidates Robert de Cotret or Jean Pigott After meeting with Clark Cossitt said Senate seat was not discussed De Cotret after similar interview would say only that his conversation with the prime ministerelect was personal and confidential He reminded reporters he had left his job as president of the Conference Board in Canada to run and added that he would prepared to serve Clark to the extent lm asked But he declined to say whether that might mean he would run again or accept public servicejob FOCLS QLEBEC For the most part Clark appeared to be concentrating on methods of adding strength from Quebec to the government hell form after being sworn in as prime minister next Monday It was his first day back in his office here he spent the days following last Tuesdays election in Jasper Alta discussing the tran sition of power Ontario hospitals told Josiah Zion Gumede is hugged by wife Esther Monday in Salisbury Rodesia as the couple learned that Gumede was elected as Rhodesias first black president by the new government AP Laserphoto Rhodesia gets first black PM Monday that an investigation also is con Aimiays thh Hanaa 15 lb lSALISBlfRx firi312 AP fehnp palpit anvl Mumrewa dormer 3mm tinuing into possible link between that Mid Am mzrrw rim1 if it tomb and dynamite blast last Wednesday prim miqu my JIrg that killed two mcnma parked van nearthe lakes refugees may emmg stationd Lanna 131 who 11 tr rl wry If 0m 81 Shomt HONG KONG Reuter Hong Kong inf he merit ru0 too 11 11 PM Michael lRCh 14 arid Derek busting at the seam with 33th Vie duzoreza 500 amp flz rurig anti It Iv vv Thistleme to members of the lid Ones namese refqu most of mem ethnic or Us ru in am up My it mmrcyde gang died hen the van ex hinges todaV decided let in the British High no actp 42 372 lf1 Ploltd freighter Sibonga after Britain agreed to On Sunday police bomb squad spent several hours remonng bomb comprised of an alarm clock plastic evpltmve and take the ships human cargo of almost iiiIt shipwrecked boat people Meanwhile another British freighter the FTi Vinire rrltraw tonatuxir 0m in Cll ir In Ca Lt hr dynamite The bomb was blown apart but NON km went China mm 40 more gangWe VAcT4Y¢ no rw not detonated with small charges police mued 19111299 while third me Roach my 14 seat wrr Bank waited off Taiwan with almost so Wm II it ietnamese plucked from the south China thvltv1rIr Satan son oose sea t5 41 v11 164 WOODSTOCK Ont CF Mayor fire1 My tiWM Vend Calder DITRS that Satan is hanging Sim gruff armnd in trees senior citizens tear they 11 SALLT STE MARIE on furlm femur If K13 Ila hawhoartattackSifthcysoehimslithenng Amhon Dmue no impng it he ng imp p24 alone the side all And Ritan hasnt eaten in month says haw Hunt owner of the itsmetre boa mnsrrictor dds of winning the iintario loner Dione had 3t tickets for weeks draw but after spending 12 hour chet the sax pounds of tickets he found ha re 44 we air6 pm NJ and C¢Tj Oit Ill1 Juv it 954 yI Bu Herbert Milnes curator at Oxzora won Just $700 and 13 lckes Jr It in Museum says tear among residents is in If Tc 10 other don thank much of the an E9lel xatar Nani local nwk band escaped front car parked downzown resider area last Tbuisclay Milnes sass Lhat bwause of continuing cm eather the snake would bevomc lethargtc and would welt ou warmth if enough brains and snakes don have mar brains Cat strangled KllHEER 02 CF Judge McCormick arson ed jmigtttert uni June 21 case where to vearold Kitchener mar is charged with it cat and later swarming the sniraa mmrge Klein pieaa at no malty to the charge in pronmnal om Klein was charged last October Hunted from plane KENDRA 021 No me con nctad at hurting nurse from strait were med Monday ppm inns court We ho also ruled the the plane sonic 2e forte3w to the Ontsno raters resumes ministry Judre cixerre 11nd Thomas Harsusy of Ear F525 SisX 53310 Lamas Hadssficlic is CanememTthxuniwCdl726539famvmry more he said Dione lommotzve engneer for Algorna SiNl for ears said he spat weekend checking the 2r The 300 tickets yielded just 51 prizes and 33 $10 prizes He won the tickets stout week ago baring an Elks conferenm near Sudbxry Ont Gold powder stolen ROLYN Que CP armor masked made off Maois unit powder wotsh an estunated $5310 frs mine in Joutel 311 kilometres Momma pmvznmal Nifi reported The bandits used stolen trod stun 11 pouch of moi lame 711736 EAGLE lt1 ZZ Patty cloudy with chance of after noon showers High to 37 trite change Overnight or Wednesday fluwvwwvlp Moon here we come Job Bvcsrmc suce Barte Nor Co eg ad uss the on wres moer woSsge 959 we rocre us or lOufl Monday theeP we sspew Me pysts teache Nor sneer tcsrrcoe sevec bomevmace rot9s ror ea or rice Stee see 91 were soctess or see We oocy page Excr oe Docs by Pee H5 Ugandan forces reach Amin HQ Ly ZI Jg 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