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The Barrie Examiner Saturda Ma 15 19765 NEWS RM Yachtsman found not guilty of saving day not humans CAMDEN NJ AP yachtsman was found not guilty by federal court jury Fnday in the deaths of two crew members who died after he allegedly refused to remove his dog from lifeboat to make room for them The jury cleared Cyril LaBrec ue of manslaughter and neg igence charges after deliberating more than five hours LeBrecque 52 of Santa Ana Calif was charged in the deaths of Bradford Blakely 20 and Paul Sagarino 19 both of Wether sfield Conn The two were crew mem bers for LaBrecque when his schooner Sadie and Edgar sank off Atlantic City the night of Jan 28 1974 They slipped to their deaths after clinging to the side of the lifeboat for 10 hours in six degree water LaBrecque was accused of refusing to remove his Labrador retriever from the lifeboat to make room for the two crew members Bruce Goldstein assistant US attorney said in his summation the evidence was overwhelming that LaBrecques schooner was unseaworthy when he set out for Florida in January seas GAMBLED WITH LIVES He was willing to gamble the lives of everyone on that vessel that there would be good weatherand he lost Goldstein said Thursday The defence maintained that LaBrecque reacted quite well under the cir cumstances Put yourself in the boat lawyer John McMahon said Make noise so ferocious noise at sea Then add bolt of lightning Then turn the lights out And picture seas as high as this room And then sustain it for 12 hours Under these conditions Mr LaBrecque functioned He wanted everyone to sur vive Yet he is forever to be known as man who saved his dog to sacrifice two young lives Goldstein said LaBrecques testimony that he twice tried to lift the dog out but could not because he was numb and sitting on rope looped around crew member con flicted with that of his wife Jessie Margaret The woman who was in the lifeboat said her husband never reached for the dog To close DETROIT AP years of operation the Detroit Stock Exchange will close its doors June 30 because of lack of interest and decline in trading volume exchange officials said Friday Anyone in volved in the exchange could probably have seen it coming said George White exchange president The governing committee decided to do it while the exchange was still profitable but at time when they didnt have to make crisis decision Orders ships HAVANA Reuter Cuba has placed orders for 14 ships and four tugboats with ship yards in Canada Yugoslavra Finland Denmark and Argentina it was announced here Friday Three 10000ton tankers will be built in IMPERIAL CINEMA language After 69 Barrie demanded an unprecedented 8th week showing till Thursday May 20th CAUTION Contains some scenes of violence and coarse THEATRES BRANCH ONTARIO Canada The ships to be delivered before the end of Cubas first fiveyear plan in 1980 will increase the total deadweight of Cubas mer chant navy the fourth largest in Latin America to 710000 tons Withdrawn HAMILTON CP Hamilton Trust and Savings Corp has withdrawn its offer to purchase minimum of 49 per cent of the issued com mon shares of Lincoln Trust and Savings Co of St Catharines Ont Hamilton Trust said Friday that less than the number of shares required were tendered un der its offer of $1510 share The Hamilton Trust offer was followed late in April by bid of $25 share for Lincoln shares and share exchange offer for the common shares by Canada Trust Co of Lon don Ont New car WINDSOR ONT CP 77 Chrysler Corp will begin pro ducing new car the Alpine in Great Britain in few mon ths John Riccardo company chairman announced Friday Mr Riccardo said in speech to guests attending the official opening of new truck plant for the Canadian subsidiary that the Alpine will be one of several new vehicles to be introduced by Chrysler over the next few years He did not identify the others but said the Alpine will be British version of the Simca 13071308 the car that was named Europes car of the year for 1976 Operations TORONTO CP Forty operations by surgeons at two Toronto hospitals have been videotaped to show newsurgical techniques to doctors throughout the world chief surgeon said Thursday ThereTsvnowbody Open dam CAMBRIDGE Ont CP Ontario Premier Davis will officially open the Grand River Conservation Authoritys $15million Guelph Dam on June 16 the authority was told Friday The dam crosses the Speed River northwest of Guelph Welfare down PETERBOROUGH Ont CP Tighter welfare eligibility rules ordered earlier this year by the provincial government has resulted in decrease in the number of welfarerecipients and an increase in the num ber of applicants who have found jobs spokesman for social services in the city said 92 applicants obtained jobs in March and April about 50 per cent more than last year during the same period Spell the end SASKATOON CP Ed Broadbent federal NDP leader warned Friday that government resource and in vestment policy not yet of ficially released may spell the end of the Crownowned PetraCanada From the deVIOUS mind of Alfred Hitchcock diabolically entertaining motion picture in the family plot ALFRED HITCHCUCKS raw KI€l IiILK IlItlLI IlliIt lItlIt Iltl RODdld oi IRNIM llIlH ADULT INTIITAINMENI no Dunlap St VEm HELD OVER 81h and Final Week 645 8915 SHOWN DAILY AT 700 913 pm MATINEES SAT SUN AT 100 pm If BARRIE TWIN DRIVEIN THEATRE 4872212 Vigilante city style lodge wry and executioner Paramount Release Presents nmo DELAUIENHIS Ask people OTTAWA CP group of Frenchspeaking Liberal MPs wants Statistics Canada to ask Canadians in this years census what language they use every day Replace works TORONTO CP The On tario Milk Marketing Board said Friday it will replace its milkquota transfer system with new system on June Under the old quotatransfer system producers could buy and sell quotas among them selves The board said in statement that after May 15 it will purchase all fluidmilk table milk quotas offered for sale in southern Ontario for $16 pound and sell it at that price to producers want ing to purchase the quotas Lay offs IROQUOIS FALLS Ont CP Abitibi Paper Co Ltd announced Friday that 75 employees will be laid off as the result of reduction of the work week from seven days to six at its mill here TNewman McLenaghen Abitibis vicepresident of newsprint operations said the reduced work week will begin Monday because demand for newsprint hus fallen and inventories are high Get millions TORONTO CPI report released Friday says the Law Foundation of On taro raised $25 million in 1974 $19 million of which went to the provinces legal aid plan The foundation receives its revenues from the interest of lawyers accounts mixedtrust Buy one record at our regular low price of $499 $559 Get another for only $400 SCREEN NOW PLAYING Shes the call dirt Hes the on They both take their labs seriously Also many Classmal records at $3411 Just for the Record 84 DUNLOP ST 7289362 Loss of jobs OTTAWA CP Max Saltsman NDPWaterloo Cambridge said Friday he fears that the transfer of production of Dunlop brand tires from Whitby Ont tire plant to the United States will result in loss of Canadian jobs An inquiry KINGSTON Ont CP DanAVeir director of Collins Bay penitentiary says prison officials and Kingston police are conducting an inquiry in to the escape Tuesday of prisoner who took over prison van Mr Weir said the main question to be answered into the investigation into the escape by Maurice William Lauzon 30 is how Lauzon got knife he used in the in cident Lauzon held two pris oners and four penitentiary guards at knifepoint in the van and forced the driver to take him to Ottawa Ottawa police said Thursday they still are searching for Lauzon who abandoned the vehicle guards and prisoners in the citys west end Bankruptcy WHITBY Ont CP The 1976 Olympic Games may be just another step in the even tual bankruptcy of Montreal says Charles Godfrey NDP member of the Ontario legislature for Durham Weet He told group of high school students Thursday in this community that he favors the Olympics as an athletic forum but said much of the money being poured into the site is used simply to build monuments He said that Montreals monument builders may be asking for more than Canada wants to give and certainly more than Montreal can afford to spend is on America ii Queen the Opera $449 Low low prices on Stereo Equipment We buy sell trade used albums BARRIE TWIN DRIVEIN THEATRE 4872212 01 can our sale All next week Special Prices on many new releases including Rolling Stones Black Blue Led Zeppelin Presence Hideaway Chick Corea The Leprechaun SCREEN Fat Ada Eurbl éawiu meiiiiaet aorta lies IIIIlMXlIiilil 1m In it it iiitltmfiwjltiltfifil In court OTTAWA CP Prime Minister Trudeau spent an hour in the Supreme Court of Canada Friday conferring privately with Chief Justice Bora Laskin and the other eight members of the court Court officials said they be lieve it is the first time prime minister has visited the Supreme Court building There were none of the usual ceremonies for visiting dignitaries He was met at the entrance of the building by the chief justice and escorted to the judges room for con versation with the entire court Spend $$ OTTAWA CPI Progressive Conservative MP questioned Friday the governments decision to spend $875000 on new automatic elevators in an of fice building on Parliament Hill in period of economic restraint NOW $449 $449 $449 $449 Night at NOW PLAYING Its the same two dudes tromUptown Saturday Niglit but This time theyre back WIIII kid IyllOIITIICI tr ii III ssh iiiiiis 25L TOM LAUGHLIN IN tiresome n1 MASTER GUNFIGHTER Rail strike OTTAWA CP The 22000member Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Transport and General Workers called Friday for rejection of conciliation reports and countrywide rail strike next month Arrest 34 Metropolitan Toronto police arrested 34 persons Friday on the basis of undercover work by young policeman six months ago oooooo warm hum the aim or am if Wm THE HOUND THAT 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