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aw EXAMINER TELEPHONES Circulation Classtied Advertsin All Other Departments ll2th YgarNo 261 7266539 728 241 7266537 The Barrie Examiner PREMIER WILLIAM DAVIS was in jovial mood Monday when he had lunch with the Greater Barrie Chamber of Commerce The premier visited Eastview secondary school in the mor ning and told chamber members the students questions were intelligent in fact they were superior to those am missing in the Legislature at pm He was joined at the head table by Ed Harper president of the chamber Examiner Photot Free enterprise here to stay but fig PREMIER DAVIS stopped to shake hands and chat with several people while depar ting from the Greater Barrie palm 19 Chamber of Commerce lun cheon Monday afternoon He also stopped to speak to George Taylor centre Progressive Conservative candidate for Simcoe Centre in the next provincial elec tion Examiner Photo Reed issue now emotional onesided Davis claims Many people opposing Reed Paper Ltds proposal to har vest more than 18000 square miles of forest land in nor thwestern Ontario have never been to Northern Ontario and wouldnt know the difference between balsam and jack pine Premier William Davis said Thursday Red Lake Speaking at luncheon meeting of the Greater Barrie Chamber of Commerce Mr Davis said the Reed issue has become emotional and one sided The Premier said little men tion has been made of the 5000 jobs the project would create or the economic growth it would residents get 18 months grace RED LAKE Ont CP Residents of this Northern On tario region have 18 months to think about their future says Ed Everley district manager or the Ontario ministry of natural resources That is how long it will take to complete forest manage ment study for the Ontario gov ernment and Reed Ltd part ners in proposal to open up 18000 square miles of forests to Reedlog ers If Rec gets the timber rights after the study and coinciding environmental hearing paper mill will be built and the rov ince says 5000 jobs wil be created Red Lake has population of 23tl and Ear Falls 45 miles south has 1700 The towns are about 275 miles northwest of Thunder Bay Gold mining and tourism keep the region alive Mr Everley says new mill would bring change something resi ents must think about in the next 18 months VOICES CONCERN Mr Everley said he is con cerned because so far most of the debate seems to be taking place in the southern press Most of the big noise seems to be coming from outside so far from people who are against it because they come up here to the bush for two weeks out of the year and they want to make sure there is still some bush to cometo People seems to think that there are going to be thousands of workers fanning out from the mill leaving virtually swath of desert behind them as they go from one end to the other But thats ridiculous and people up here know it bring to the north Small communities in the north want economic develop ment he said and economic development there would benefit the rest of the province He said the province is con cerned about native peoples rights but also believes the Reed project would provide them with an opportunity for economic advancement Mr Davis said contrary to what Opposition Leader Stephen Lewis has implied the Reed proposal is not fait ac compli No licence has been gran ted he said NE WS QUIZ 0N PA GE Can you identify Ray Perrault Bobby Clarke and James Callaghan If so youll have good chan cc of scoring highly on Your News Quiz this week Each week the Quiz features questions on variety of news topics There are also news vocabulary quiz and question to promote family discussion Why not turn to your News Quiz now Its on Page Answers are on Pages Your News Quiz is published by The Examiner as service to students in our area Davis tells city bsiessmen By SHEILA Ic1ER Examiner Staff Reporter jovial Premier William Davis visited Barrie Tuesday assuring students they are receivinga good education and telling businessmen free env terprise is here to stay During luncheon address to the Greater Barrie Chamber of Commerce Mr Davis said free enterprise system has given Ontario one of the best standards of living in the world He pointed to the sagging economies of Britain and the economic problems in British Columbia as examples of what can happen in state controlled economic system He said he was not going to throw stones at the federal governments economic policies but expressed concern over the publics lack of con fidence in the countrys economic system He warned the businessmen not to be swayed by defeatist attitudes Economist John Kenneth Galbraiths theory that more state controls are needed is wrong Mr Davis said adding that academics and theorists never include the people factor in their economic equations He said his government has no intentions of exercising con trols over small businesses and Would not be capable of running them as well as their owners Mr Davis said he has reserlt vations about the federal gover nments economic policies but businessmen should not sit back and blame the Anti Inflation Board Thats too easy way out He told the businessmen to concentrate on what they can do to stimulate the economy and not sit back on their posteriors and complain Ontario can do more to stimulate economic progress thantheAlBhesaid He said the defeatist trends are partially an attitude of mind that businessmen can turn around He told them not to consider profit dirty word con cluding that Ontarios future depends largely on people willing to go out and take risk in hopes of return Barrie Ontario Canada Tuesday Noy I976 flVBARRIE AREA Uhr titanic Examiner Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly lPoges vwfifir fgiy firt rzwv7 WEATHER FORECAST No major accidents in snowfall Barrie drivers seemed to have been taken aback by the sudden snowfall but not so others throughout the county Both the Barrie detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police and the Barrie Police depart ment were each called to eight minor mishaps Monday No injuries were reported in any of the 16 incidents The rest of Simcoe County however appears to have ac climated itself well to winter conditions The Elmvale Stayner Alliston Bradford Wasaga and Midland OPP detachments and the lnnisfil Police Department describe their situations as quiet as do area fire depart ments The local Ontario Hydro for ces have had bit of scram bling to do as result of the snowfall Area manager Don Magee said that three cars have struck hydro poles since yesterday bringing hydro ser vice crews to the scene In one instance service was interrupted for seven hours to seven customers in Gilford Monday morning and afternoon as Hydro effected repairs after one of the collisions he said The snowfall has mobilized both the city public works and ministry of transportation and communications forces although neither is rating yet on the scale it wont in mid winter MTC patrol supervisor Davis Arnold said the full winter ser vice when everything is man ned24 hours day will begin Nov 15 The MTC has four plows ser ving the area three on High way 400 one on Highway 90 said Mr Arnold They also salt and sand the road Mr Arnold said the service is actually running at about 50 per cent of its winter capacity Right now its not too bad The temperature is up the salt works well he said City public works su rin tendent Neil Fox said his epar tment is concentrating on the main arteries hills and collec tor routes at this time Theyve been salted lowed and resalted in the last ay he said Public works is not yet into its full winter service Mr Fox said that as conditions warrant it as more snow comes well do more Another new industry to locate in Barrie By PETER DEPOIESTA Examiner Staff Reporter Another new industry is coming to Barrie the third in two months MiamiCarey Ltd division of Jim Walter Corp has pur chased the former Tyler Refrigeration property on Morrow Road by Essa Road The company is consolidating three manufacturing plants now located in Toronto at the Barrie building The transfer will begin this month and is ex ected to be com leted by Fe ruary says Gor on Scowcroft president Mr Scowcroft said in press release an undetermined num ber of the 175 men employed in Toronto will move to Barrie Mayor Dorian Parker said it is expected the plant will em ploy about 300 people when it begins full operation Mayor Parker said the move is another indication that Barrie is able to attract new in dustry even though there is an economic recession in Canada This is the type of industry we need in Barrie job orientated industry she said Mr Scowcroft said the present MiamiCarey plants in Rexdale have total of 120000 square feet of factory space The new Barrie plant has about 147000 square feet with land available for expansion MiamiCarey is Canadian producer of bathroom cabinets fans range hoods cultlured marble vanity tops vanities electric and woodburning fireplaces and fireplace ac cessories Mr Scowcroft said the warehousing operations in Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Calgary and Vancouver will not be affected by the move Two other industries Tandy Electronics Ltd and Jacuzzi Ltd have announced plans to move to Barrie lllllllllllllIlltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllItlltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII fiwltks Uncertain future for hearing as it enters ninth day today Mirror mirror on the wall who is the fairest Phones out 15 hours About 600 people were without telephone service in Barrie Monday for 15 hours Jack Luke business manager for Bell Canada Barrie said contractor at the Bayclub Developments site at Collier and Albert streets accidentally cut the cable He said Bell was not asked to do cable location before the excavation of the apartment building site started Mr Luke said Bell employees crew of seven with vehicles were at the site from about 815 am to 11 pm repairing the cable The contractor he said will be billed for the Work but he would not estimate the cost Called to fire in township The Essa Fire Department was called early this morning to fire at residence on the 10th Line of Essa just south of Highway 90 Firefighter Ross Burwell said that tanker from the Angus hall two vehicles from Thorn ton and department of lands and forest tanker were on the scene At press time the her and occupants of the residence and extent of damage were unknown Firefighters were called to the scene at am and were still there at 1115 am By RICHARD DUNSTAN Examiner Staff Reporter The Ontario Municipal Board hearing into Barries an nexation plication heads into its ninth ay today facing an uncertain future The hearing will sit through Wednesday then adjourn for at least Thursday Remem brance Day and Friday Where it goes after that depends on court ap plication due to be heard in Toronto Monday which if suc cessful would stop the hearing If the court case brought by lnnisfil Township lawyer John Sopinka oes ahead the hearing wil have to be ad journed so Barrie lawyer James McCallum can argue against Mr Sopinkas ap plication But Mr McCallum said Mon day he is uncertain whether Mr Sopinka will in fact go ahead with his ap lication If he does not the hearing will con tinue at least through the end of next week Mr Sopinka was not present at Mondays or this momings session of the hearing Barrie originally applied for annexation of 13500 acres from lnnisfil 4600 from Vespra Township and 2100 acres from Oro Township All three town ships plus Simcoe County coun cil oppose the application Since the hearing began Oct 28 the city has announced it no longer wants the Oro land though the application remains Whole new ball gameseen in area health unit talks An announcement last week by provincial health minister Frank Miller has opened up whole new ball game in con tract negotiations at Simcoe County District Health Unit health board chairman Ross Stephens said today Contract talks involving about 30 fulltime nurses at the unit resumed last month after being stalled since March 12 key issue in the dispute has been the nurses demand for pay parity with hos ital nurses and Mr Miller sai the provin ce is willing to come up with the funds However 25 per cent of any increase in the health boards contract offer will have to come from Simcoe County and the cities of Barrie and Orillia Mr Ste hens said so the point will stil requirenegotiation Mr Stephens said he expects the board to issue an invitation to the nurses for another negotiating session shortly Meanwhile Lilian Fralick president of Local 37 Ontario Nurses Association said today she was encouraged by con versation with Premier William Davis on radio talk show during his visit to Barrie Monday SUPPORTS RILL The premier told her he sup ports private members bill given first reading last month which would provide for com pulsory arbitration of public ealth nurses contract disputes He advised her to talk to loca and provincial politicians about coming up with the funds needed for wage parity Arbitration has also been on the nurses list of demands The board has offered an eightper cent pay hike six per cent in wages and two per cent in benefits and has opposed an arbitration clause on the groun ds that arbitrators unfamiliar with local conditioris might award an unreasonable set tlement Mr Ste hens had said before Mr Mil ers announcement that no more money is available for pay increases PeterReino Hustlers doing well on tour erREino Hustlers omens volleyball team has enjoyed successful first week of its twoweek tour of London England Hustlers defeated Dartmouth College five games to nothing repeated the performance against Dublin Ireland then IF ELECTED SA LE VESQUE Would provide aid to revive agriculture MONTREAL CP Rene Levesque told farmers Monday his Parti Quebecois if elected Nov 15 would operate as just another provincial govern ment and provide an ad ditional $45 million to revive agriculture He said the shortterm aid would be augmented when Que bec became separate country and was able to exercise more control over food imports This was about as close as Mr Levesque 54 has come to the independence issue except for occasional interviews on the subject during the campaign His farm program an nounced in Rimouski was similar to that of the Union Nationale which also is cam paigning for farmbelt votes He promised aid for dairy farmers in the form of higher milk quotas and market broadened by distribution of free milk to school children As Mr Levesque wooed the farm vote Liberal Premier Robert Bourassa again warned Englishspeaking Quebecers that the Parti Quebecois is avidly unabashedly and un waveringly committed to the separation of the province from the rest of Canada HATFIELD PRESENT Mr Bourassas Canadian Club audience here included Conservative Premier Richard Hatfield of New Brunswick who said he expects the Parti Quebecois to gain no more than 20 of the 110 seats at stake Mr Bourassa slammed the Parti Quebecois for what he called deceptive and deceitful campaign and accused the Un ion Nationalc of sayin one thing in English and soot er in dumped Kestrell of London four gamesto one Hustlers then went against toprated London clubknown as SPARK and won two games to one London National Team brought halt to the Hustlers winning ways with five straight wrns French Union Nationale Leader Rod rigue Biron campaigning to small turnouts in metrOpolitan Montreal ridings criticized Mr Bourassa for campaign based on fear By his indecision Mr Bou rassa has done more for the pgpularitf of the Parti Que cois an Rene Levesque himself The real issue was the Liberal record Mr Biron maintained Meanwhile former federal cabinet minister Bryce Mack asey running in the Mrmtreal Nurses at the health unit currently make $10900 to $13150 year Nurses at Barries Royal Victoria Hospital make $13380 to $15780 CAPSULE NEWS technically unchanged Mr SOpinka has argued that the announcement marks sub stantial change in the ap plication and that the OMB therefore lacks jurisdiction over the case as it now stands His court application asks to have the hearing stopped on that ground The last scheduled day for the hearing if it goes ahead past Monday is Nov 19 If as seems likely arguments are not completed by that time fur ther arrangements will have to bemade Planning consultant Bacon key witness for the city took the stand again this morning to face cross examination by Colin Camp bell lawyer for Oro and Den nis Wood who represents about 80 Oro ratepayers owning about half the land the city had sought from the township The hearing is being held at The Army Navy Air Force Club George and Anne Streets Pound gains in trading LONDON Renter The pound gained 75 cents against the US dollar in early trading on foreignexchange markets today Dealers said there was general demand for sterling Short after the markets pened it was trading at $16245 US This was gain of 75 cents from the overnight figure Black workers slain SALISBURY AP Black guerrillas tied the hands of at least six black road workers behind their backs today robbed them and killed them with machinegun fire informed sources in the border town of Umtali said Syrian brigades on guard BEIRUT AP Three Syrian infantry brigades with 600 tanks occupied vantage points overlooking the Moslem and Christian sectors of Beirut today in preparation for their new role as enforcers of the civilwar truce Cyclone causes havoc MOSCOW AP cyclone tore the roots from 140 buildings in the Khabarovsk area of eastern Siberia and blew down 90 electric transmission towers starting 79 fires that raged for more than two weeks the Soviet press reported today Children reported killed OSHAKATI SouthWest Africa Reuter Refugees fleeing the fighting in southern Angola are telling of children shot and riding of Notre Dame de Grace spoke to voters in Sherbrooke and Lennoxville telling them that 12 million ple hold the destiny of Cana in their han ds for the first time He was referring to non French voters who threaten to desert the Liberals in anger at the way the Official Language Act has been applied to educa tion PROMISES CHANGES Mr Bourassa acknowledged these difficulties and promised changes In the emotion which this is young girls raped officials here said today sue has generated the English speaking community should be conscious of the danger of vot ing directly or indirectly for the separatists An indirect vote presumably would be for the Union Nation ale which is wooing English speaking and immigrant voters or the fledgling Democratic Alliance Mon trealbased party also said to be taking Liberal votes Mr Mackasey faces strong Alliance candidate cit coun cillor Bob Keaton in is own riding