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inside story Deer hunting here Deer hunting is returning to Simcoe Coun ty this fall Ministry of natural resources spokesmez announced the return of the hunt lnur 2y and said it would last for three days See story on the Today Page Few residents complain About 16 people turned out for meeting at Grove Park Thursday night to discuss changes in the Planning Act and nlanninq in the citys northeast area There were few com laints at the meeting and most reSi ents appear satisfied with the way the city is moving See the full story on the To day Page Colts choosing coach Barrie Colts will choose new coach Mon day Harry Hadden president of the Junior hockey club said Thursday Hadden said there are three candidates for the job One is rumored to be Gary Mac Millan playercoach with the Barrie Flyers of the Canadian International Hockey League At Wimbledon Roscoe Tanner prepares to meet Bjorn Borg Saturday in the mens singles final saying hes convinced he can win See stories pictures on todays Sports Page Makes Disneyland history Public forums wanted At Wednesdays meeting called by In formation Barrie local persons working in the mental health field asked the service to organize series of public forums on mental health issues For story see todays Lifestyle Page Library offers films Would you like to watch Invasion of the Body Snatchers in the comfort of your own home The 1956 sciencefiction classic is just one of number of feature films in the film library of the Georgian Bay Regional Library System Marie Deane audiovisual coordinator for the library system talks about the film library inan interview on the Entertainment Page Maior store may come Once again major department store has indicated its interested in moving downtown Mayor Ross Archer and several aldermen met with representatives of the store Thursday to discuss the move Read about it on the Today Page ndex today lfleetyle entertainment hulnese page sports oanicetv guide classified 141 Teresa Salcedo gets visit from Disneyland characters Donald Duck Goofy and Mickey Mouse at Palm Harbor General Hospital Anaheim Calif Thursday She became the first baby ever to be born at the park when she was born Wednesday after her mother Rosa i8 experienced labor pains following ride on the Submarine Voyage Father Elias Salcedo 2i is gardener AP Photo Look ma no cavities TORONTO CP vaccine to eliminate tooth decay will not be available in Canada for 15 to 20 years spokesman for the University of Toronto dental school says Dr James Sandham head of microbiology at the school was com menting on British report that said such vaccine has been developed The report said the vaccine almost eliminated cavities in monkeys tested but Sandham said many problems must be solved before the vaccine can be used on people The vaccine he said would be acceptable only if it had no severe side effects Food recall safety move OTTAWA CP National Sea Products Ltd of Halifax is recalling three brands of canned products because of possible bac terial contamination the health depart ment said Thursday department statement said these products are the canned Highliner chicken haddies mackerel and lobster bearing the number 136 embossed on the upper line of twoline code at one end of the can Four cases of food poisoning have already been reported the department said However the department said OUR Highlinei frozen and cooked fish products sold across the country are not involved in the recall In Halifax JB Morrow the companys vicepresident said the connection between the illness and the companys products has not been proven However because the two separate incidents leach involving two people oc curred after the people had consumed the same roduct we decided the recall was advisa le Seeks drug law change OTTAWA CP Health Minister David Crombie said Thursday the federal government will seek legislation under which persons convicted of marijuana possession would not be left with criminal record The minister told reporters he hopes to put some options before MPs and the public for discussion before Parliament SIRS this fall He said all parties agree that change is needed in marijuana laws At present person convicted of simple possession of marijuana can receive maximum of seven years in prison He also gets criminal record that can severely damage his future Evacuees return home MEMPHIS Tenn Reuterl state of emergency declared in Memphis after chemical plant explosion has been lifted and more than 2000 persons evacuated from the area have returned home fire department spokesman said today Everything has been secured and all is under control he reported The blast Thursday at the Drexel Chemical Co which makes chemical herbicides sent poisonous cloud of smoke 1000 metres into the air For time air traffic was banned around the site and barge traffic on the Mississippi River was blocked for nearly 100 kilometres come honte to The Examiner Ce Chiefs protest in UK LONDON Reuteri Canadian Indian chiefs seeking overseas support for their attempts to be represented in talks on the Canadian constitution visited the Indian high commission in London today high commission spokesman said the delegation was received by the high commissioner NG Goray The visiting Canadians plan to call at the Cyprus high commission and to see Sir Anthony Parsons the foreign office under secretary who is British ambassador designate to the United Nations No school January LONDON Ont 1Pi proposal to close Ontario schools during the month of January will be discussed whcn Education Minister Bette Stephenson meets Tuesday with representatchs of the provinces school bus operators association Jim Marino spokesman for the association said Thursday that the plan would group teachers professional devclope ment days and regular spring vacation so that the schools could close for the month The association says school heating bills would be reduced and safety would be improved by keeping school buses off the road during the worst part of the winter Regular summer vacation time would main unchanged Skybus order surprise TORONTO iCPl Air says it has been ordered by the Canadian transport commission to end its popular Skybus flights from Toronto to western anadian cities by Oct ill The service which began June offers discount fares on flights to Vancouver Calgary and Edmonton The airline said flights are HSpcrccnt filled Manning Airs viccpresidcnt of administration said at news conference Thursday the order from the air transport committee of the commission came as surprise The commission asked tI Air to providc it with figures showing the SDIVILO is not taking customers from other services and that it is paying for itself be said Manning said the airline needs to know by early August whether if it can continue the Skybus flights to prepare for fall and winter promotions Gold goes to $290 LONDON iAPl Gold soared to record price of more than $290 CS an ounce today In Zurich the precious metal sold for $290625 an ounce up from $287875 late Thursday The Zurich price has gone up $750 in two days and compares with closing quote of 3277875 week ago and 3218875 at the start of the year In London gold also topped $290 for the first time The early morning indicator before the citys five major dealers met to set an informal fixing price was $29025 up from $28775 Thursday weather Sunny with brisk winds toaay and Saturday Highs 2i to 23 today and 24 to 26 Saturday Lows tonight i0 37 for home delivery 115th year No 59 Friday July 1979 5c Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 95c Weekly the examner We have some proof serving barrie and simcoe county Embassy here bugged OTTAWA CP spokesman for the Soviet embassy said today the RCMP has the embassy under electronic surveilance We have some proof said Igor Lobanov assistant press attache at the embassy Lobanov declined to say what pro of he had that Soviet diplomatic per sonnel are being bugged The issue of RCMP electronic eavesdropping of foreign embassies here was raised Wednesday at the McDonald royal commission into RCMP wrongdoing during the testimony of Michael Dare direc torgeneral of the RCMP security service Dare testified that because of treaty signed by Canada there is some question whether the RCMP even with judicial warrant can enter to technically install in foreign embassy Dare has since declined to elaborate on testimony given before the commission Mr Justice David McDonald royal commission chairman said the treaty to which Dare referred is the Vienna Convention of which Canada is signatory along with other countries New regulation drafted to cut xray radiation OTTAWA CP The health department has drafted regulations for diagnostic xray equipment that could reduce radiation doses by up to 90 per cent Dr Ernest Letoumeau head of the radia tion protection bureau said Thursday the proposed regulations will apply only to new 7day week Laborready iust in case By LORI OIIEN Of The Examiner The union president at General Tire and Rubber Co in Barrie and other local labor representativcs are preparing themselves for fight against sevenday continental work week in the Canadian rubber industry Bob Dennis president of the United Rubber Workers Local 536 at General Tire told the Barrie and District Labor Council employees at General Tire plant in Akron Ohio have accepted such plan and the idea could spread to other branch This particular modified plan consists of three 4Lhour shifts from Monday to Friday and two 24hour weekend shifts With pay that equals 36 hours of work This plan could easily cause rifts in the union membership because senior employees will be able to work the shorter shift for practically the same wages as the longer one he said Because this work plan allows machinery to run seven days week companies will be in highly competitive position Jim Ap plcgatc labor council president said If one Canadian company goes the others will have hard time not to he said We should try to resist the change as much as possible Dennis termed the continental work week rather insidious approach by the company to divide workers Applegate urged Dennis to stir up con troversy in all rubber plants in Canada against the plan Boy still missing Nineyearold Kevin Reimer of Ed monton is the subject of massive search in Elk lsland National Park near Edmonton where he disap peared last Friday The search enters its eighth day today CP Photo equipment imported or manufactured local lv However Letoumeau said most of the machines in use are equipped with many of the proposed safety features including wam ing lights and safety and emergency switches to prevent moving machine from crushing patient Regulations also call for better xray filtra tion an audible timelimit signal and ex posure controls for shorter irradiation periods For example Letoumeau said some models now are equipped with exposure timers set to control irradiations as short as one second The proposed standards call for automatic exposure controls which can be set to as short as onesixtieth of second With all the regulations put together if all machinery meet these regulations the total dose could be reduced to less than 10 per cent of present levels But Letoumeau said the total reduced radiation dosage will not be in effect for about 10 years when all new models equipped with those mandatory features are used in hospitals and clinics across the country This effect will only be seen when all the regulations are applied He said machines up to 15 years old are still in use but their replacement is not urgent he said Lauderappeal action starts By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner Appeal action is under way for 21yearold Barrie man convicted of seconddegree murder in the stabbling death of 15yearold Toronto youth Brian Greenspan Toronto lawyer said today he has been retained to appeal the murder conviction of Brian Gerald Laurier but the appeal will probably not be heard un til February or March 1980 Laurier and Gwendolyne Judith Wilson were charged with the murder of Billy Hughes who died after he was stabbed while negotiating drug deal in Toronto in December 1977 After threeweek jury trial Laurier was convicted of seconddegree murder June He was sentenced to life imprisonment and must serve minimum of 10 years before he is eligible for parole Miss Wilson found guilty of manslaughter was sentenced to two years less day in reformatory and three years probation Greenspan said transcripts of the murder trial must be ordered before the lawyers can prepare for the appeal He said the transcripts will take about six months to prepare and lawyers will need several more months to read and digest the documents to prepare their cases Brian Greenspan is the brother of Edward Greenspan noted Toronto lawyer May have seen rare coUgar By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner Thorntonarea man may have spotted rare eastern cougar on local golf course last Monday ministry of natural resources spokesman said Thursday Alex Smith Huronia district fish and wildlife supervisor said the mans descrip tion of an animal he saw on Canadian Forces Base Bordens golf course matches cougars appearance Smith said Fry of RR Thornton reported seeing large catlike creature that ran across the fairway in front of him and compamon Fry said he and Ron Bolosco were playing golf at the 11th tee when they saw the animal He described it as twothirds of metre high with long tail He said it was dark brown in 1color and appeared to be about one metre ong Smith said he believes Fry saw genuine cougar which is an animal listed as an en dangered species Robin Craig ministry biologist said Medonte Township man reported seeing what he believed to be cougar in March Soviet official claims Heres that space station visitor at the Smithsonian Institutions Air and Space Museum examines model of the Skylab space station in Washington Thursday Behind is sister ship of the spacecraft which is currently falling to earth AP Photo 50° Solar Panels Telescope Mount Multiple Docking Adapter instruments Dock Workshop Living Quarters This illustration by AP artist Joe Yeninos shows various pieces of the Skylab as it may break up on its way to earth The National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced that there was 95 per cent probability that the Sorry you had to wait so long kid 775ton craft will land between July ii and July 27 AP Photo Predicts dam will give way NIAGARA FALLS NY AP The US Army orps of Engineers has decided not to ignore selfproclaimed psychics prediction that dam will give way and drown boatful of tourists at this honeymoon resort Strange things sometimes happen Col George Johnson said of the corps plans today to inspect all watercontrol structures at the falls which draws hundreds of thousands of tourists year The move was ordered after Pat St John Ilridgcwatcr Conn housewife who says she has never seen Niagara Falls reported she had vision of an impending catastrophe Mrs St John who says she is trained medium said she was in seance last month when an image came to her of the failure of dam or retaining wall made of rocks above the falls