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Ora wants to bite Uro townsnip is annoyed at reSidents who ignore its dog control bylaw so its revising the bylaw The township says it wants to bite dog owners and make them respect the law Read about it on the Today page Mayor buried peers recall Grant Mayor was buried last week and many Barrie residents remember him The Rotary Club of Barrie presented tribute to him at its last meeting On the Today page Ken Walls former publisher of The Ex aminer relates some of the details of Mr Mayors life and what people thought of him Annexation back in news Barrie Chamber of Commerce is after Ci ty council again to reopen negotiations with Innisfil council on annexation While the politicians sit and wait for the Supreme Court of Canada to set date for hearing into the matter the businessmen want to see some action Read about it on the Today Page Plane crash kills six ASHDOWN Ark iAli Two light airplanes collided over the southwest Arkansas plains Tuesday night and plunged into lake authorities said Five bodies were recovered and young girl was missing and presumed dead About 100 law enforcement officers and rescue workers were dispatched to Millwood Lake to drag the water and fiit for the girls body said latroliiiaii Tony Nations The search was later suspended untildaylight witness told police siiiglccngiiie plane and twinengine craft later identified as Cessna 340 collided near the Iillood Lake liam and plummeted into the lake Get $37000 damages TORONTO itli The Ontario oiirt of Appeal has ordered North Waterloo Mutual Insurance to pay $3732 pias interest to St Marys Ont couple for damages from tire their itiycarold son admitted setting In written judgement released Tuesday the court overturned last years ruling that James Iloiiicr ltankiii and his wife IIsthcr were not entitled to the claim under the terms of their insurance policy The appeal court said the word ensured in the policys exception clause meant the indiiidual making the claim not the family as whole Mr Justice Frank Wcatlicrston stated the ltaiikiiis soii Mark was separately insured for his own personal effects but had no interest iii the house or contents owned by his parciits He had pleaded guilty in crimi rial cotirt to sctt my fire to the family home Hurled from window NE YORK IAli One neighbor said she heard screans of Ioiiiiiiy and Not No Ihcii thert as thud lolicc said tlwcn iggciis heard l2ycar old Michclc lcrr land on cciiiciit after she was hurled from sixth floor window by Richard Washington 30 The girl was in critical condition today at Kiiigstouiity Hospital Police said Michele was walking home from neighborhoixi grocery store about ii 30 am Tuesday when Washington fol lowed her into her apartment building in the citys borough of Brooklyn lle allegedly rode up the elevator with her inside story Versatility in action Paul Gautier stretches over the bar in the high jump on the weekend at the SimcoeDufterin Invitational Track and Field Meet held at Orangeville High School Gautier one of the Barrie Optimists clubs most versatile athletes won all three events he entered and set personal records in two of them See story picture on todays sports page Photo by Bob Warner Come home to The Examiner Call 7266539 for home delivery Local flower show success Barrie Horticultural Society held suc cessful June Flower Show on Friday reports Doris Scott judge at the show For story and photos see todays Lifestyle Page Hotel surprises Mr Clarkson Hotel surprised Mr Transmis sion with fourrun inning in Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball League play at Queens Park Tuesday 52 Bayfield Furniture fought to 11 tie With Barrie Floor and Wall in the other league game of the night Bayfield might still have been feeling the effect of victory at the Worlds Longest Fastball and Slow Pitch Tournament in London See stories pic tures on todays Sports page index today 17 lifestyle 57 entertainment 15 sports 820 eornlcstv guide 29 classified 2528 and then threatened her with knife Witnesses said they judged from her screams that she put up fierce battle before being thrown out the window Then apparently wanting to look like hero Washington ran down picked her up and carried her back inside police said He was charged with attempted murder Strong quake hits Japan KUSHIRO Japan itcuteri An ear thquake measuring about 62 on the open ended Richter scale jolted Japans main northeni island of Hokkaido today but there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries The epicentre of the quake felt for several seconds on the mainly rural island was located under the Pacific off Kushiro the meteorological agency said Beer production hit EDMONION li Beer production in Alberta will be reduced to trickle this morning as Alberta Hrewcrs Agents Ltd go ahead With threat to lock out all 180 beer distribution workers in the province The mow which came as Molson Alberta Brewery Ltd workers entered their eighth day on strike coinCided with layoff notices given to 400 workers at Labatts Alberta Brewery tarling OKeefc Breweries and Molsons in Lethbridge Governs planet use INITEI NATIONS Renter After seven years work the LN Outer Space Committee reached agreement Tuesday on draft treaty governing activities on the Moon and other celestial bodies Under the treaty adopted by consensus the Moon will be used exclusively for peaceful purposes and its exploration will be for the benefit of all countries It specifically forbids the placing of nuclear or other weapons of mass destruction on or in orbit around the Moon weather Mostly sunny today and Thursday with brisk northwesterly winds Continuing cool Highs both days near i9 Lows tonight to WM Bikers found shot to death at HQ CHARLOTTE NC AP Five members of motorcycle gang were shot to death today at house in northwest Charlotte police said Police Capt LL McGraw said four men and woman identified as members of gang called the Outlaws were shot at home used as headquarters and residence for the group One man was found sitting on front porch where he apparently was posted as guard 115th year No 157 Wednesday July 1979 with gun in his lap McGraw said The cap tain said the others were inside the house It appeared that there was no Sign of struggle more or less an executiontype thing McGraw said It very possibly and probably was somebody they knew The man whose body was found on the porch had been shot once in the chest in vestigators said McGraw said one of the men found inside the house had been shot several 5° Per Copy times and slashed across the face with knife The names of the victims were not im mediately released but McGraw said all five victims and several others members of the gang lived in the house McGraw said the slayings were reported to police about 530 am apparently by another member of the gang who had arrived at the house He said investigators have not located or talked to any other Outlaws McGraw described the Outlaw as motor cycle gang with members in Charlotte and possibly other cities in North tarolina He said the group has been Illlti in few serious encounters with the law Most all of their trouble is among themselves he said lheyye never been real bad problem with us There have been no great runins Cantor Home Delivery 95° Weekly the examiner Barrie police costs lowest er capita across province By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner Barrie residents paid less for policing in 1978 than taxpayers in any other Ontario city but it has one of the lowest police to popula tion ratios in the province The Ontario SolicitorGenerals 1978 annual report shows Barries cost for policing was $3958 for each resident The average taxpayer pays $4945 for city police in Ontario The average including regional police departments was $5020 Metropolitan Toronto residents paid $7632 each for policing Barrie has one policeman to protect 741 residents The provincial average is one policeman for 607 residents Metro Toronto has one officer for every 421 citizens Belleville which has 34906 people has police budget 25 per cent larger than Barries and its police force has 15 more officers No big problem her In beiievnie there is one policeman for every 554 residents That force costs tax payers $5714 each Eldon Greer Barrie Board of Police Com missioners chairman told The Examiner Barries force is smaller because it operates efficiently Our people do good job said Greer He said Belleville has high percentage of supervisory staff on its force You can supervise yourself to death We have minimum of supervisors because the men do good job without supervision he said Belleville has 63 policemen Barrie has 48 Each force has chief deputychief and two inspectors Barrie has four detectives Belleville six There are seven sergeants on Barries force Belleville has nine Each department has one community ser vices officer and two officers in an iden tification unit Barrie has twoggfulltime court officers Belleville has one tuiHime court at ficer who has civilian secretary Banie has youth officer Betleville two Belleville has an officer who works with the local RCMP on combined drug squad and 36 constables to work regular patrol duties Barrie has 27 officers available for patrol Belleville with an area of 12 square miles has four cruiserpatrolled areas and two downtown walking beats Barrie has three patrol areas and one walk ing beat Last year the Belleville force handled 4494 reported crimes Barrie responded to 3238 reported crimes In 1978 there were 311 reported assaults in Belleville and 230 in Barrie Barrie had 19 robberies Belleville had 12 To ease the burden on its force Belleville hired an officer to transport prisoners to and from the regional detention centre said Chief Douglas Crosbie today Rustling fears seem unfounded By RICHARD THOMAS The Examiner Fears that cattle rustling was becoming problem in Simcoe County appear to be un founded Officials with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food and the Simcoe County Cattlemens Association said Wednesday they have heard no further reports since the issue cropped up last month Maybe it isnt as big problem as we an ticipated at that time said Clint Nesbitt the ministrys agricultural representative in Elmvale Nesbitt said one case was reported to the ministry about month ago where cow was slaughtered in field in Vespra Township and part of the carcass removed We havent had any more reports since then he said Portion of Dunlap to reopen as concession to merchants By DENNIS LANTHIER The Examiner Concessions have been made to downtown merchants upset with minimall on Dunlop Street General committee recommended Tuesday to reopen portion of the street to local traf fic from Memorial Square to Mulcaster Street The reopening of traffic flow will also mean parking will be available to customers of establishments along the street petition signed by 30 people was presented to Mayor Ross Archer at an after noon session Tuesday The downtown board requested council close the street to allow for minimall Ald Alex Arthur said the board had said merchants were in agreement over the mini mall But merchants felt the physical barrier was Killed for bike Louis Feinstein 82 used to ride his imported French bicycle along bike path on Chicagos South Side On Monday l4yearold youth smashed Feinstein in the head with baseball bat and stole the bicy cle Feinstein died on Tuesday AP Photo serving as psychological deterrent to wouldbe shoppers in the area The meeting Tuesday did not sit well with Ald Fred Ruemper who said other mer chants wanted to do it Queens Hotel in Hotel owners opened up an outdoor beer garden on the street Im unhappy with the whole affair said the Barrie alderman There was one merchant who had the gumption to go out and do it set up the minimall It would seem he had to face peer pressures Aid Dorian Parker said she was concerned with the safety factor of the new design It might be dangerous she said for drinkers sitting at the hotel site with traffic going through She said she doubts the setup would pass the provincial safety standard But the minimall will be surrounded by protective fence said Ald Arthur In addi tion sand filled barrels will be set up in front of the fence to ensure protection the Barrie alderman said The safety factors did not satisfy Ald Ross Stephens who said he would vote against the motion Vietnamese families placed TORONTO CP Unexpected success has come to small group seeking Canadian sponsors for Vietnamese refugees The group which started its Campaign To Save The Boat People nine days ago with the goal to get sponsors for 50 Vietnamese families by August already has placed 53 families Don Woodrow chairman of the cattlemens association and Bob Cowan secretary treasurer both told The Examiner there have been no reports from members about cattle rustling becoming problem There is no gang running around the coun ty stealing cattle Cowan said He said loss of cattle to rustlers is more likely to happen in areas where the animals are kept in large pastures Stealing cattle from an enclosed feedlot would be difficult because owners keep close watch on them Cowan said Cowan said Nottawasaga Township the countys largest producer of cattle would be such an area But spokesman from the township offices said she had not heard of rustling problem in the area The issue arose last month at Barrie council meeting when Alderman Gord Mills said he had heard of one case in Innisfil Township where rustler sneaked up behind cow and hit it over the head with an axe Aid Mills comments came during discus sion of request from the Ontario Livestock Protection Association for grant by the city The alderman said it might help relations with the areas of the township the city wants to annex if it showed some concern for the plight of the farmers The area under annexation however is practically all in corn and has hardly any cat tle said Cowan Vietnam refugees on Starboard bow Full steam ahead Dad finds body on Whitby sideroad Police launch search for WHITBY Ont CPJ witness saw truck driving down littleused dirt road Monday about the time loyearold girl was beaten to death on the road police said Insp Gerald Ouellette of Durham Regional Police said witness saw pickup truck drive down the road about pm and leave about pm Kathleen Wels grade 11 honors student was found by her father lying by the side of the road four hours after she left home about pm to go jogging Ouellette said the person who attacked her is probably scratched and scarred There was some kind of struggle and whoever it was must have been pretty well marked up He said an autopsy performed Tuesday showed she had not been ra ped When Miss Wels did not return by pm her father Carl began looking for her Police were called at 11pm to help but about 10 minutes later Wels found his daughters body lying by the road which runs through field near the family house Ouellette said police investigators spent more than 20 hours at the site FATHER REMEMBERS That picture is etched in my mind it will never go away Wels said Every time try to close my eyes see her She wasnt pretty sight picked her up but knew she was dead he said Wels said he ran to police after finding the body Lineup in midair Skydivers chain of parachutists to set Cana dian record for such feat this week at the Fraser Valley com munity of Matsqui 60 kilometres east of Vancouver Stacking Is formed sixtiered made possible by lightweight nylon canopy parachutes which are directed by lines attached to the divers iumpsuit CP Photo Iran arrests under attack TEHRAN AP The lranian iiirists Association today criticized the government policy of arresting suspected anti revolutionaries saying it hoped the problem called political prisoners would have ended with the overthrow of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi The association released an open letter to the Justice ministry after march Tuesday in Tehran which protested the arrest of member of the Peoples Mojahcdecn guer rilla organization Several persons were in Jured in clashes during the march There is hardly day when report does not reach us of the arrest of elements that are not only not antirevolutionary but on the contrary belong to revolutionary militants girls killer acted like crazy fool he said police cruiser was just pulling in and ran up to the officer and shouted that my daughter had just been murdered He didnt believe me had to grab his jacket and shake him to get him to believe me Miss Welss brother Ron 17 said finding the body hit his father hard It would have been better if the police had found her the brother said Oueilette said that since Miss Wels jogged along the same route each evening someone might have been waiting for her He asked anyone who has seen red or orange threequarter or oneton pickup truck to call police Coroner Murray Moffatt of Oshawa has been asked to hold an inquest