NEWS ROUNDUP New building code oi TORONTO CPl Ontarios new building code has imprOVed tire safety in highrise apart inciits bi an Lunnsubtiuri owners are building their own cullEi uncutcw li built into their Vaughan dwellings Leo general lVlShuttt the Canadian Stu Ln nizttiin Asmcizilion ind icth Speaking to the Canadian Fire 53m Associaticn It Vaughan said the new hazards are building materials such as burnboard Ilammdhlc 11 sulation and combustible furni ture which condominium own er dont realize threaten their lives and the lives of others in the building He said the materials would not he allowed it llllhl rental apartment buildings Found dead HAVELOCK Ont thi Robert Lee Chase 0t inve lock was found dead Wednes day with his neck jammed bc tween window and door frame in parked car provin cial police said Thursday The childs mother Donna Chase returned to the ear alter mak ing telephone call to discover the child caught in uiudow Standstill lIHIlBY Ont ICPI Nem tiations between striking Ollice uorkers and Dayton Tire are standstill icepresident Bruce Couper of the union rcp resentin he orkers said lhurdny The otfice ltlllZtl members of Lora 74 United Rubber Workers With have been on strike since Jan rm Dies of exposure illill mt itlt Coro John tiiathcarn said cuisurc as the ileu vii iï¬rr LOUZCE 34 ll Llilill llcr body Imid on the shore he CourInching near here loreman charged lllllliY Ont LPi Iliu Iv View Nut Illl Lake Ontario Stecl Co Iorcman tiits tll1 Locul tifiTl Lnl liltlgt Ill mcr ice was injured llinrriky uh Ie on picket line outside the plant The picket Leo R450 suffered swollen right hand RENE BltLNELLIC May step down lOitlU Ll Ill Itru nclle minister uithout my uIiJ tuliilt Illnwrr ran iI1 it Thursday he is giving thought to not iwcwcitni this present term Mr Brunelle itj llUfllCtxltc Conservative member fer Coth rune North illt he had in dicated ptitl to the benlcirnier 1073 election he tould ervc out only one more tcrni First elected to the lc1lalrc in l038 Mr IlruLeIIc has llll portfolio in the ministries of lands arl itl rizm social 1l Zilllrlji inn munity and social servrccs 1ilxltt enli Shown at 700 900 Fri Sat 130 715 900 900 No Passes Accepted THE TRUE STDHYOFA MAN YOULL ALWAYS Hm HE BECAME LEGEND YOUll NEVER FORGET Challenge Sllllll la 50 46 Ln llt law itï¬ttli Altair trout thllRFEILtti QEtLACt Sunday 1300 340 430 No Senior Lilian Prices And Seek inquiry lOltONlO tCPi The Pub lic Petroleum Association of Canada group seeking to pro vide an alternative view 01 the nations ene gy problems has called for royal commission to investigate the price struc ture of the Canadian petroleum industry lt blames increased oil and gas prices for more than third cl Canadas inilution in the last tho years Cut prices WAKE FOREST NC CP lluyck Corp has cut prices eight per cent in Canada on pa per machine clothing products In response to price disconnbiig by major competitors in Lao adn Machine clothing products rcler to parts hst have to be replaced in papermaking ma chine such as tells or uirc cut tcrs Funds do better TORONTO tCPi Total net assets of funds managed by the tilmember Canadian Mutual Funds Association increased by It per cent to $1788509000 Irom 31610033500 at Dec 31 1974 Sales dropped 33 per cent and rcdemptions were down nine per cent Lots of power TORONTO ICPi Hydro rcpoits that electrical consumption in the province rose to record 8503443 kilo watthours In January seven per ccn can tr tiun in January the prtwiou ten Ontario Claim inaccurate SARNIA 01 tli lCitO sar thl rI pro duction lr tlll 1077 John Sitco han ittprr tirrï¬ the pet rochemicnl curpnrziinzi Lllll lhurstlns Ir Sllttldl stud an idea that to ltmn poi Lt In isotrrlj accurav has never been not about CUHllJlCnill it liirltr Manager dies lillClllLNEll Ont tlt Bruce lleaciic Til cncrnl lllll ager ot the rubber machinery hoo Inisiun til lTniroan lli llcl til heart attack in lupi tal ednesduy nizlit lle tcrnationaIIyknoun in the rub bernihcninory husuc nl mal trurcllcl externlrel Iil the United Kingdom and littrupt Workers split Sill 024 Cli hurl crs at two rcnted Oshawa plant split mci terms oI con tract cone by Sltll one pron upgroiihq twoyear pilC and another rejecting the mine crtret Ultl three years Til chit cl lubri cated Metals anl Stampings ilrl tilll Mon xkcr rrlllcd leclziesdziy lit the men at lliilllltiltltl Metals and Engineering ltd decided to culiiinuc tlllL llIh began at both plantz hm kridtu Greater share WINDSOR Om CPI 0n lmll nninciilizc must he lo cl more iitrmiuly and rtiii enun tnc llamin shtrc Liberal llll for London Ewii ll lit llitli Mr Shore purl fillilllyial Illdt inI other Liberal mem are touring Ontario to dis aarrqnt peltling restraints imposed municipalities by he pimincinl grncrnmcnt Ile raid nter the meetingr that ll 11 iczir the lltllllfl It Inc yr tilll lnttrl lIl enue base for Ontario munici til it til tin tllil may hour proxltlc portion cl income tax lr Shire also mi it appears municipalities are crownig tired of tile paterimlrtic mprozich til the provincial orntrrnincni to be at no rust 1109 by Cit Family Enjoyment You Should Not Miss nerve mum 4600mm at 12845 PIERRE TRUDEAU Byelection OTTAWA CPl byelec tion for St JCIhns West for next October was announced Thurs day by Prime Minister Trudeau By voting day Oct constituents there will have been unrepresented in the Com mons for record 13 months and days Abortion law TORONTO ICPI Referral of women to the United States for abortions is circumventing untulian law and should be stopped the president of the lligh to Lite Association said Wednesday Laura McArthur told news conference that abortion law in Innda protects the unborn child Under Canadian law abor lions can be performed only after hcpital review com mittee certifies that the contin nation of the pregnancy would Ikclv endanger the womans Inc or health Hospitals are not required to set up committees and policies on abortion vary at each Stormy visit SlllAfFORD Ont CPi Iilm star Maggie Smith who is to star in two plays in Strat uirl armed in Canada in the middle at the worst storm of the inter result lvs Smith win will be this seasons Cleopatra Tux Strnlf til Sillkt3llelllcllll ivtsziinl Iheatre had to look ltLly to see anything of the festival city Learn lesson IOliONTO CPI Canada mut learn the lesson at Britain which has decided to cut social hellure programs and increase aid private enterprise ltllngt chairman of Crown Lite insurance Co said Thurs day World price AllIXNIFEG Clt An otti 231 of Imperial Oil Ltd warned Thunday that Canadians must IMPERIAL CINEMA THE BARle EXAMINER FRIDAY Mm 1976 as fire safety accept an eventual worldlevel price for crude oil it the coun try is to develoy its potential petroleum resources Tho fact remains that no matter how the world price may have been set and how ever much We may resent or deplore it it has become the real commodityeprice said Young Imperial Oil director and semor vicetptresident Restrictplans TORONTO CP mefond president ct Canada Life Assurance Co said Thurs day the federal antiinflation controls will havethe effect of restricting the hrtroduction of new pension plans at time when Canada requires more savings to leSSen our increasing dependence on foreign Sources of capital Amalgamation SARNIA071 CP Sarnia Township should amalgamate with the city of Samia and the seat of Lambton County should be relocated at Petroha 20 miles southeast of here says report released Thursday These were the major recom mendahions of the report to the steering committee of the Sar niaLambton area planning studycroup The recommenda tions were made by Hedlin Menzies and Associates Ltd While amalgamation was rec ommonded on one level the study also suggested the main taining of separate village of Point Edwarda village within this city Interference VANCOUVER CF Goy ernment is encroaching into various facets of business life William Pickett president and general manager of Ameri can Motors Canada Ltd said Thursday Mir Pickett of Brampton nt told the Vancouver Board of Trade he was stmprised at the introduction of federal wage and price controls Help coming WINDSOR Ont CP Herb Cray Liberal Mt for Windsor test said Thur=day help is available for Windsor Raceway workers having difficulty pay ing back taxes assessed recently by Revenue Canada Mr Gray said aides to fed eral revenue minister Bud Cul lcn have agreed to review the terms of pilvlntlll fo nersms who are hardpressed to pay the taxes and penalties Help for Bricklin LONDON The luwry car maker Aston Martin is help ing the bankrupt Bricklin our ï¬rm of New Brutrsuic to ï¬nd the road to success Fred Hartley Aston Martin general manager said Ilhurs day his engian are about to star technical evaluation of prototype Bricklin sports car which has just arrived in Britain aboard ship new lllt rial Order reduction TORONTO CP An aver age reductiiom of 39 per cent was ordered in 26 of the 36 our tracts reviewed by the federal antiinflation board in its first four months Beryl Plumptre the boards vicechairman said Wednesday She said the board allowed an average increase of 162 per cent instead of the requested average of 201 per cent in the 26 settlements At least the firstryear in crease was allowed in the other 10 cmttmacbs she said in Speech read at seminar for senior executives Mm Plumpttre was unable to deliver the meech because her plane was stranded in Ottawa 33 it uh Sly19 CINEMA 45 luau lHIIIIllII IIISIIII Imam PLUSY 650 915 should have taken 10 minutes hours later the bank was like circus sideshow hours later it was the hottest thing on live TV 12 hours later it was all history l0 mm run of am And its all true The languago in thisï¬lm may he offensive to some peoploTh¢ Manager Ill llIIIIlIII llllll llIIlllll Illll lllllt lllllllll llllll llllllllllllflltiï¬gnimnuu tritiumtenure llIIIIlIIIIIIlSIlflfllllilllllWWW The Secmchieotest Flueri But Waldo was going to change all thateven if it killed him Private talks started in hopes of agreement OTTAWA CP Mr Justice Emmett Halli concluded the for mal part at conciliation hear ings into the counurywiide rail wage dispute Thursday and started private talks with each side in an attempt to bring the parties to agreement The companies and unions are at loggerheads over how the federal antiinflation guides should apply to any settlement lhe 11 rail companies say 93percent increase is the maximum they can offer under the guides The Associated Rail way Untions representing 95000 workers says onlv the antiin flation board can decide what is permissible under the program of selected wage and price con trols Mr Justice Hall former Stu Court of Canada judge was assigned by federal Labor Minister John Munro to sort out the tangle NOW PLAYING EARTHQUAKE 915 WALDO PEPPER 715 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT muHMDDI no At the formal conciliation hearings which opened last week union representatives presented lengthy briefs Intend ing demand for 185per cent overall increase in one year cotract DISREGARD GUIDES They have urged Mr Justice Hall to disregard the federal guides which generally restrict wage increases to range of eight to 12 per cent in the first year of the antiinflation pro gram The 5000membcr Broth erhood of Locomotive Engineers is bargaining separately with the two largest rail companies governmentcurred Canadian National Railways and pri vatelyowned CP Rail Labor department official Carson started con ciliation proceedings in Ottawa Thursday between the union and Canadian National Bagï¬leldMall cmémig ETixoui=rée6u MllllMAll ADVENIIIBE Avrleiy 015 Chinese Foods frAKE om salutes 7265101 BanqugtFacititios MIHAMAB GARDENS Licenced Tavern 41Dunlop StW Barrie NOW PLAYING SHOW TIMES RESTRICTED naked thighn litsliit Dilutht The overall effect is as erotic and sunkissed as coconut oil on ex Reed Th Swept Away Starring GIANCARLO GIANNINI and MARIANGELA MELATO from CINEMA RELEASED IN CANADA IY AmAL FILMS LTD 2nd WEEK New Ybrk Daily 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