The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

YAN WF CAS 4 vou Ef anaaty oly . SAN] ' $7 3 og CY Lf i 21, : : . y al RAL: SW) a 3 3 8 Jens ANE EE FLA 0 EY B e WEP LAA ON Bd SRS SEAT RAL After Lake Scugog death last winter fe A coroner's jury looking into the death last January of a Newmarket scuba diver who'lost his life under the ice of Lake Scugog while at- tempting to salvage. three cars has ruled that the one- ¢ quarter inch polypropylene rope used as a lifeline "was suspect' for the task, and the Ontario government should set up licencing and safety procedures for com- k cercial divers. ® The jury of three men and two women deliberated for two hours after hearing testi- mony in Whitby last week into the circumstances sur- rounding the death of Glen Payne, 28. The jury ruled that Payne died of asphyxia due either to drowning or simply runn- ing out of air. On January 9, Payne and two companions were diving through the ice just off. Seven Mile Island. Payne failed to return to the diving hole after his lifeline slipped from around his waist. His body was not recovered until April. The jury°.was told that Payne had made about 20 under ice dives, but his two partners that day had never taken part in a dive under thé ice until the Scugog incident. Vince Patcheson, an in- structor for a Seneca College FREE - ACCO REPORT COVER With Each School Supply Purchase Only over $7. PS (Valued at 89¢) FREE DYNAPOINT PEN With Each School Supply Purchase Only over $2. ~ (Valued at 49¢) Ziggy Binders (Reg. $2.79)... ....... $2.29 All AccoBinders. ........... SAVE 15% | * Laurentian Coloured Pencils'24's (Reg. $5.49). - . ......... $3.99 Special on Bic Packaged Pens (Rég. $1.29). ...... eae. . 99¢ Hang Ten Coil Exercise Books } 9 PS {Reg $130) cos vung ninwe _-- 99¢ SALE ENDS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1979 Pattersons of Port 197 Queen St. - 985-8332 diving course, told the jury that he has attended 16 simi- lar inquests Since 1965, and they have come up with the same recommendations every time. The jury recommended that the province legislate a licensing procedure as part of the Occupational and Health Safety Act which would include written stand- ards and testing; and that the licensed divers be grad- uates of accredited diver training schools. Council seeks info on pipeline (From Page 1) Mayor Jerry Taylor said after the regular planning meeting on Monday that members of council were "surprised and concerned", as this was the first they had heard that a pipeline was a possibility in this area. Council decided to seek further information from the Ontario Energy Co-ordina- tion Committee, a consor- tium of provincial govern- ment agencies which is involved in the planning of the pipeline corridor. A spokesman for that organization told the Star that the Amoco project is one of several that will be considered by the federal National Energy Board later' this year, and at present the proposal is only at the stage 'of gathering data for a corridor that will have the least overall impact in terms of environmental concerns. He said that any pipeline for natural gas and-or propane would be about 10 inches in diameter, buried, and would require a right-of- way about 60 feet wide. ITLL Te HITTIN Te HITTIN NTT e TTT e (NTT TTT To TTT TT IIT TH Le NN LL Le LL LLL Lo 11 MINI CINEMA o5.8535 ® ) ® Y [ x J 3 J L1-UI8 enter ® ® YOU'LL BE! MULE SEPTEMBER 7-8-9-10- 11 NOTE: Friday 6:30 &9 p.m. All other nights 8 p.m. Only ALEXANDER SALKIND presents MARLON BRANDO « GENE HACKMAN ih a RICHARD DONNER FILM CHRISTOPHER REEVE «NED BEATTY: JACKIE COOPER GLENN FORD TREVOR HOWARD Le 1 [Tel LTT ETL TTT e [LULU Te LTTE (TTe TTT e [TTT Te TTT TT Te TTT TE Te [TTT TT To diy Iv 4, ATL DINER BW A a Ca Lv . oh Ye Vr » WALD VHB END FR A J hdeddd de \ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 5, 1979 -- 3 \ It also recommended that the province establish stand- ards for those schools "with specific emphasis placed on all areas of safety proce- dures and safety equip- ment'. The third recommendation was that "recommendations outlined in previous inquests \ N, Jury calls for tough commercial diving laws of this nature and submitted to the chief coroner be pro- ceeded with at the earliest possible time." Obtain your firearms acquisition certificate before you start shooting The hunting Season is only a month away, so now's the time to start planning that trip. Of course, you'll plan on taking a rifle. Maybe you're planning on getting a new rifle or shotgun. Did you know that you'll need a firearms acquisition certifi- cate before you acquire a new long gun, and that in- ET ee i FASHIONS | "EER Men's Shoes = {a Ae og cludes borrowing one. OPP Superintendent Jim Villemaire, the chief provin- cial firearms officer, says, "We're expecting a large riumber of applications to be made by people who are getting equipped for the up- coming season.' It could take several weeks for your firearms acquisition certificate to come through. Oxfords - Loafers Leather Soles - Black or Brown $45.00 .. GREB WORK BOOTS By applying now, you will have a better chance of getting an FAC before the hunting season approaches. About thirty thousand fire- arms acquisition certificates have been issued since the new law came into effect on January 1. This figure is expected to increase drastic- ally come September. TTT = A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE MERCHANDISE NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED $54.99 PLAID SHIRTS $8.50 - $8.95 Hush Puppy Oxfords Men's $29.95 : Black Oxfords ....... $29.95 ¢ Wrangler Shoes. ..... $29.95 Levi Jeans attractively priced 2 .al SOCKS © MEN'S E Irregular : $1.50 | STOCKLINES 99 to $2.99 Err CE EOC EEE EET ETE ETE ETT TT TT TT 3 I TTT ~ IN 2 v SOs SEE = A NCE ans * LI CE Sa ART a -- Bods, Jo Sok Ad Moe es i AS a Zi. bs Yeo FE LS ale 20 a FALLS 20 Es Vn to 0 ' J D dm ee Te RE XRD Sey 3 > Lai SL aC Casey Ts 3A * ~~. WAR Aras rae a © ne on = gd Sn eR PA Al a SX a ae NE " er. SIRT TESS Nd A z, BS ee --. ire ml Tey eZ 8 ANAT - A on FG RECN er, wre or A ER Fans yh or CBU SAAD os "3 x TC ri pr Rn AWS SIE RRB