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Barrie Examiner, 28 Feb 1976, p. 5

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ant11cm rfirwmgtar mzlltm dent Ford is INEWS ROUNDIIP Ford warns Cuba on WASHINGTON AP Presi warning Cuba against armed intervention in Latin America and says Fidel Castro is an international out law for sending troops to An gola In his strongest criticism yet of the Castro regime the presi dent said today that the United States WIIII take appropriate measures if tuba or any other country embarks on an armed adventure in the Western Hemi sphere Ferd taking his presidential campaign to Florida made the statements in speech pre pared for ceremony in Miami in which 1178 persons mostly Cuban refugees become US citizens Tens of thousands of Chibans who fled from Castros Cuba live in the Miami area and most bear deep resentment to ward their onetime leader The speech kicked off busy weekend of campaigning for the president in his bid to defeat Ronald Reagan in the March Florida Republican primvaiy In their flirst headtohead test lord squeaked out narrow ICL01 in Tuesdays New Hampshire primar In his condemnation of as tro Ford said The Fidel Cas tro regime of Cuba by sending an expeditionary force of 1201 soldiers intervene in civil war in Angola is acting an international outlaw Fich Cas tro has committed flagrant act of aggression Delays statement LONDON Ont CPI Local 220 of the London and District Service Workers Union said Fri day it wants to find out what jobs are affectsd by the health ministrys bed and budget re ductons before ssung state ment The local represents 3500 hosptal workers at 14 western Ontario hospitals Skeleton found WOODSTOCK Ont CPI Provincial police exhumed hu man skeleton Friday that was found Thursday on nearby arm by two amateur arch eologists Russ limg of Prince ton Ont and Woody Lambe of Embro lnt had been search ing for Indian relics in plowed tobacco field about five miles east of here Gets probation TORONTO CPI 12year old Toronto man was giicn suspended sentence two years probation and ordered county court Thursday to pay $1000 to cab driver he as STEPHEN LEWIS seeks inquiry Asbestos issue TORONTO lCPI The min istry of natural resources is simply Ilil to be trusted in controversy over asbestos fibre levels at minemill operation at Matachewan Opposition leader Stephen Lewis said Fri day lhe Nlll lCtlflt rolled ci short tough inquiry into the operation of United Asbestos in in latachowan about 33 miles west of Kirkland Lake Leo Bernicr minister of natu ral resources defended the new minemill operatIOn Thursday as one the better oper ations in Ontario Mr Lewis earlier had cited rcnort from the governments occupational health department hiCh he claims shuucd that the I30 workers at the pilot were cxnosml to if zigcnih let cls c11crcu bctos llll But Mr Ecrlucr suid in an in Bought more 0P1 Canada purchas $309 million more in goods than it sold during January resulting in deficit of more than three times the December loss of $91 million Statistics Canada reported Fri ay The January deficit resulted from merchandisv exports total ling $2849 billion wnile imports reached $3158 billion on bal anceofpawments basis The fig ures are adjusted to account tor seasonal variation During 1975 Canada lost $759 million on internatioal trade sharp reversal from the surplus of $152 billion in 1974 In Ianuurv exams of metal lic ores and concentrates were down sharply from Dcuembel and wheat shipments also de OTTAWA TEE BARRIE EXAMINER SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28 19765 JEAN CHRETIEN few months External Affairs Minister Allan MacEachen told the Commons Friday He said it was an extremely welcome development and In dcatcs the interest that Saudi Arabia is taking in Canada MacEachen said Canada has 10 made decision on wliethcr to appoint resident ambassador in Amman Jordan Railway cars OTTAWA CPI The rail ways can begin immediately to place orderf don the replace ment of aging passenger cars federal Transport Minister Otto Lang said in the Commons Fri day He was replying to Jack Minna PCListgar who sug gested Mr Langs recentlyan nounced railway policy which clincd while there were wide Kc Mt would permit reduction of spreadincreases in other com moneylosing passender lines modlties Exports to theUmted B1 will result in phasing out of States were up Sharply lum Ingua Ism passenger service Ile said it her trucks and automotive takes four year from the time parts but were down fOI metal MONTREAL CP About an order is placed until the lic ores crude petroleum news print machinery and cars Land rights OTTAWA CPI The Inuit people asked Friday for the rights to 750000 square miles of land in the North nearly one 230 Wenchspeaking air traffic controllers in Quebec say in letter to Jean Chretiem presi dent ef the treasury board they will not support any strike to protest bilingualism in air traf tic communicatiops The contents of the equipment is in service Mr Lang said dates and places for pruposed crestsCan ada hearings by Canadian transport commission into rall way passenger service had not yet been dccndcd letter were made lmown Friday at news conference given by the Board decision any armed adventure pounds or less do not havoto wear seat belts Mrs Moon said none of the car seats for children allowed to be sold in Camada will hold child weighing more than 35 pounds She said there are many more brands sold in the United States that are safe but Carna dian regulations mean they cannot be sold in Canada Any parent who wants car seat for child between 35 and 190 pounds has to buy it in the US she said We had urged the govern ment to give parents the option to choose between using seat bclts or car seat New theyve taken all the safety out of it for child ren Middle path TORONTO CP Provincial Libcnail Leader Stuart Smith said Friday he intends to steer the party on path midway be tween the Progressive Con servatives and the NDP lhe newlynamed leader told about 600 members of the To ronto and District Liberal Ass0lt elation that Ontario would be in grave trouble if it polarized to the right and left Then ave would be like Great Britain where the parties sec saw back and forth in and out power he said The oneuparty role of the Pro fifth of the entire country Ouctec Air Workers Asmci TS iv Conmwamcs is unjus Iiipace proposal presented anon an organization which 21 to the fedceral cabinet also asks represents 500 commercial avia PETLRBOROLMI Im had Ind the NDP 15 com Twentytwo public health pletcly irresponsrblc he said for the rights to 800000 square miles of ocean and threeper cent share of any petroleum or mineral production from the North Sitting at table facing Prime Minister Trudeau and 13 cabinet colleagues representa lives of the Inuit Tapirisat the li1110 brotherhood suggested new territory be formed in the North eventually becoming province tion workers in the province They also demanded in the Icter an investigation into what they say is discrimination against them by the Canadian Air Traffic Conrol Association ICATCAI Quebec aviation workers have bccn defending the federal gov ernments controversial pcruncnt in bilingual air traffic control at selected airports in the province nurses may be locked out in definitely following Tillllétlnl nights health board decision to reject proposal agreed to by its negotiators says board chairman Dick Cavanagh The memorandum of agree ment signed by negotiaters or Dr Smith said the ND is tied to big government social ism and large labor unions Strongest gain WASHINGTON AP The the Peterlwrough CountyCity index confined le govern ealh untad L0 men to signal the economic fu tario horses Assocmtion mm of the United States ONA= called for agreement on fringebenefit package com future showed its strongest gain in six months during January the mmqu 1l rjl on 1m 10 Iapjlisat president James readinrrs tzlkcn lic ltllucllC alul in lowkey speech that BOUI CIWCA and l9 Cala PUJSEEY arbmatlon commme department reported wan 01C llhn lilmil mfool militanc for friend lulu Airline Pilils Association contracts End arbtlatqn to Friday vial 33151 ad 01165 mip and coopergfion said his have said they jtpoc bilingual settle the only remaining itcm And reflcchmg the jmvact of were blill1lv abut igccpl 100le5 request is not for HalW Conn1 and hale con wager40 resolle me ream the recovery Oil the COlmIJvS able Icvch araism want tobe swore mm altl11ll ti flOIiI dispute international trade the depart furl partners in com hat they my dangcrous The $585 ratmed LC mcm mcnt also reported the first fcderation mpennmnt Eigggzntflfwfiifivsalgobggg monthly trade deficit in year Two crges ovaIIefshlgmzteabkabbodt The IOCkout was mack by the Tel121 1together the two sta TOROMO pp man gtquare miles of land and for the ccusa Ion 1103Pfifiijflidoirri We tistics indicate recovering huntimn fishin anzl trapping 21 growing lumerii cconomy wanted on two it man 111 OTTXWA CI mums board baswauy agreed th me where consumers are buying in attempted llILTdCl of To ronto policemen three years 310 was brought here from llctro Thursday Patrick Wilfred Du gan 43 of Pontiac Mich was taken here under filu dition order on condition that be de deported after Toronto charges are dealt with Tax evasion UTT rCf1 ftccnue linilnr Bud Cullen Flld Friday his dopamiqu will do its best saulted last Ally 18 Andrew Eodmgi pleade many to as 1o Week tax evasion hj mquin saulting Iogenn nanBk 45 of hood cimpamcs rlcp1tc LII nearby ms auga calm hrluu of watchdog prouum him bodily harm nmncyavin mczmuc Hr fold lhc tbmmons tht 7cl9 twin hundreds of Boycott classes WINDSOR 1m 111 About 150 bilingual students at the Commerce high school here pillirg of dolls iuicrnltw in revenue companies rights as well as share It 11 source royalties of the remain mg 300000 square miles Student wages tiln le accused the Olympic lottery on lrlclay 15 fake and nislc1ig there have adi crlisin ml Im becauc is 1h the board does no qu dispute or any future ones winners claimed in promo 11111 for Otto Iclinck PClligh Park lic program Utter folly package but ljLLlIl it lice1150 plnsory arbitration to settle this business Is selling abroad The immrled goods faster than US goods economic recovery after strong spurt Iat spring from the of late in ICIILUIIIIIIQ mn lcllPI IOCCS Ull lOOJll tflu 11 Hip pro lumhcr Vallel fiLI 1n the lllclill ministry of labor would Ito mcr and early winter But the wt lower we To mu tonumn 11 muu Topoyqo CPI lhc LAM Hwymam of me commth Ivw lllioriulcnsnLc in Consumer and Corporate affairs sumcrs Assoniutiwnof Canada index is hepcful Sign that me like mmmlul clli said Friday that Ontarios ICCI recovery has established solid hotel and rowrt irsjusn would be able to provide thcusands more summer jolts says Robert Spencer president of the On tario division of the Canadian Restaurant ASJI¢1LIOII Student jobs might be pro vidcd without suiu expenditures as the slomillion summerjob program aunounrcd earlier lus week by the provincial youth secretariat Mr Spencer said Friday in news release my 1qu very scuiaus problem in time for the neat draw Earlier he failcd to act unan imous consent emergency richnc on the mat tor MI under lube ImlliCslmi mell be the bcgt1 softly lovhc mIIl to chum of indecent assault lllo 11umll oI vi Mr In the able for children but they am mgnccd Fridav to mva mu ldwllmu boner my nothing Veérs less day in coumy Illllllllg tickets draw was The govcrnment announced LowL The Charne was laid fay ulna LIIUll Thursday that children llllchI lowing an attacl on an 18year ICIlliCk rnnuircd for maimzuncd many people are buying tickets New embassy II Itl Saudi that and the same number at Belle near here stayed away from classes Friday to protest decision of River secondary school ctlool t1utcos to build He tux madam scneol Ill losses County Ould MC 11 tz 205 trolled Efleflllullnrrit vcwulccs IICLChzlllN 513m II mils £2515 ufl Formally of not mink it is Vim of moneyl flu trounce pan actum ix an mwstmcm 20 back the coming cck Pair returned TORONTO Cfi Police say both large and 1th oman hung at man charged how that £12101 Canadianearned in The Ontario nunimunluagc mun ou1c the cturrj and structure has price students no tax havens to cvalc ta out of main summer jobs in the ntinn hospitality industry which Culuen gin1d hc is CUM faces price rcmstancc from cus tomcrlt and has url to ICsltiilll 111 hundreds of millions 01 del ltnl To me tin haven is titrma Vlthiu the scope that limoboth the resources finan czal and manyearswe will bu from jail in the Toronto area crc returned lrc llOIll Dryden northwetcrn Ontario Edward Shester itburg 52 theft and being unlawfully large lncc Feb 12 from Ilim lhcrcsa aquiu I7 is charged with es iiw Jan the medium Ilc rclorlnu or and security anicr Institute in lhursday the finest cuisine lake vie 185 Dunlap 15 charged with car snowrulpturim contest at show dog that Kern Size sculpted last weekend 723515I FAMILY NIGHT SPECIAL MONDAY TO THURSDAY BEEFSTEAK PIE OR CHICKEN PLATTER $322 Children under 12 $225 ring vith United States count crnart about ways to get corpo oiu bed to plug IllJnc particular Puddle winner TORONTO CPI puddle at of water has won top prize in lullbbd hard in IllC boii111 of litebi IorflI colm lho puddle had been all costs including labor id IMPERIAUT CINEA all he ll III AC do vim at Al CI on he luivv 111d 1llII lullll ambassador in Ottawa withi IIISLI OIIIII 2ND WIZISK 6250 AND 915 II 3M dream him up His incredible bank robbery is all the more bizarre because its true tinmus bun MW mGAwwarmii NUIUBWWW IMPERIAL CINEMA NOW PLAYING 705 AND 900 IM Breukheort Puss CHARLES BRONSON IN BREAKHEART PASS Arabia plans to open an cm we is utter folly five years of age or weighing III 4IDUNLOP 812W sion to exempt children under five years of age from law requiring mandatory seat belt Iov Moon Cochairman of the childrens automobile safety re search committee of the agtsoci alien uil seat belts may not 12IJIII base and is ready for the sc ond phase of BXDUIISIOD IALLED IN ASSAULT WELLANI Ont 1C1 and who pleaded guilty Feb 50 old girl here Oct 23 Tllf WORD IS 001 ACROSS Tilt colmu WERE III Cha ming and tender Funny and very movmg Toronto Star touching tale Montreal Star on LIES MY JAN KADAR FILM SIARHING YOSSI VADIN LEN BIFIMAN LIABLI MINI INTRODUCING JEFFREY LrNAS ORIGINAL STORY AND SCREENPLAY IEO ALLAN Scott Lee Harper 24 of Well It DIHECTED BY JAN KADAR PflODUCED BY ANTHONY IEDRICH HARRY GULKIN AN ASTRAL FILMS RELEASE SHOWN AT 700 AND 900 MATINEE SUNDAY AT 30 IS GUEST SPEAKER Rev Desmond Hunt will be guest speaker at mini mis sion Sunday at Trinity Church Barrie Mr Hunt rector of the Church of the Messiah Tor onto is graduate of Wyclif fe College Toronto lie has held pastoratcs in Quebec the United States and Kingston Internationally known Mr Hunt is in great demand as preacher missioner and con ference leader The minimis sion at 730 Sunday right is proclamation of the Gospel The mission which will also feature the singing of Bruce Owen is followup to the successful weeklong mission held in October at Trinity There will be question and answer period at the mission Sunday OTTAWAATAGLANCE By THE CAVADMN PRESS the Olympic lottery of false and misleading advertisina MIMIC 19s Saudi Arabia plansbtn open an Prime Mmrtcr Trudeau said embassy in Ottawa with full the government will reply later time ambassador said Mr lo brief by the Inuit people MagEachm 201 250000 square miles of land plus fishing framing and hunt MgRPAgérSSH$gEG at lug rights over illllillcr 500000 square miles Jrlincl tICCHigh ParkIlumbcr Vllcy accused Mall pm EST to debate changes to the Medical Care Act The Senate is adjourned until Tuesday March SHOW TIMES AND 925 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 7269594 CINEMA NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS What is the truth about May 61937 George CScott The Hindenburg even the survivors cant be sure Hnne Bancroft owlilLl iAM AIHERION ROY lHINNB GIG YOUNG BURGESS MEREDITH CHARLES DURNIIG RICHARD DYSART Man to LAle sew mm came an Mann $409111sz RICHARD LEVINSUN WILLIAM LINK erri NELSON BIDDING Dye KNEE WISE or raisin PICIIJIL drownLCM FAMIIEON SIIOW TIMES Itod Stewart 645 and 10 New Screaming Starts 810 Adult Entertainment DOUBLE FEATURE WWWMRM MEN FERle Film Um simian mrmc IUUWlARIYWELL

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