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nn Cild lt Idol sygsfuidwfl¢tifllt£¢a4 tIqulli 17 EXAMINER TELEPHONES WEATER FORECAST Circulation 7266539 Classified Advertising 77824 All Other Departments 7766537 l5 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly 22 Pages 112th YearNo 265 Barrie city clerks office is recertifying nomination pa rs of 15 municipal public utility commission and school board candidates who filed their papers on Remembrance Day An office spokesman said the action is being taken to head off the possibility of legal challenge against any of the candidates Thursday the first day of the nominating period was also Remembrance Day holiday under the Provincial Inter pretations Act though not under most other acts City Clerk Ben Straughan said earlier Friday nomina tions received on Remem brance Day appear to be legal under the Municipal Act which mentions the holiday only in stipulating that the nominating period must be extended one day if its final day would other The Barrie Examiner Barrie Ontario Canada Saturday Nov13l976 wise fall on Remembrance Day However the spokesman said candidates are bein recer tified to remove all dou Canadidates were asked to come to the office sign withdrawl form and resubmit nominating papers Ten of the 15 candidates who filed papers on Thursday had refiled by pm Friday and the others were expected to do so Monday 18 of crew still missing SAN FRANCISCO AP As 14 shipwrecked sailors headed for land aboard two rescue AT BANQUET Wes Bishop was one of seven First World War veterans honored Friday by the Royal Canadian Legions Barrie Branch at banquet at the legion hall For more pictures see pages ExaminerPhoto boats today US Coast Guard cutter headed for the spot their ship went down to search for 18 crew members still missing One Iifejacketed body has been spotted in the stormy Pa cific Ocean waters 1400 miles northwest of Honolulu The lumber carrier Car nelian1 sank Thursday US Navy plane arrived at the scene within an hour and the Pan amanianregistered vessel Hunter arrived about four hours after the crew abandoned ship The Hunter picked up two survivors before being driven off by stormy seas the coast guard said The Shunyo Maru Japanese ship arrived at the scene Friday morning and left in the afternoon without ex planation RESCLED 12 MEN The freighter Wisteria bound for the Japanese port of Aom ori rescued 12 crew members Friday Coast guard spokesman Ed Conlon said all but one were wearing survival ex osure wet suits which he ped them survive the several hours in tildegree waters Some of the survivors had clung to floating logs from the ships cargo while others found safety atop an overturned life boat from the sunken ship and in rubber rafts dropped by planes Running for trustee on area school board LAIR MOREAL concerned CAPSULE NEWS Clair Moreau member of St Marys Parish is running for trustee of the Simcoe Coun ty Roman Catholic Separate School Board Mr Moreau said his intention to run stems from the fact that am concerned about the availability of remedial teachers school cost and up per grade curriculums He feels that people with young families need more input into board decisions to help solve the problems of educa tion Mr Moreau is an employee of MansfieldDenman General Ltd and resides with his wife and two children at 87 Ottaway Ave Barrie librarian Margaret Worth who said Thursday she was considering running for position on the board today withdrew saying she is sup porting Mr Moreau Beirut battle still on BEIRUT AP Moslem and Christian militias battled in Beirut and exchanged heavy artillery fire in northern Lebanon today while Syrian reinforcements rushed toward the capital Oldest resident is 111 CHARLOTTEIOWN CP Jim Ho the oldest known resi dent of Prince Edward Island celebrates his 111th birthday to day Talks session postponed GENEVA Switzerland AP British organizers of talks on Rhodesia postpOned session today at which black delegates had threatened to call for indefinite adjournment unless Britain set Dec 1977 as target date for black rule WM Quebec electlon battle 1ntens1f1es HylOElRllMY MONTREAL tCP Que becs three major political leaders intensified their at tacks on each other Friday in lastminute effort to woo voters for Mondays provincial elec tions Union Nationale Leader Rod rigue Biron accused Premier Robert Bourassa of surrender ing control of his party to the Ottawa Liberals who have joined the race to bolster their art ssa in image ngragsa has defeated himself because he couldnt control his own party Mr Bi ron old 200 oartv faithful in LL Drummondville about 70 miles northeast of here While Jean Marchand and Bryce Mackasey are trying to defend federalism the president of the Liberal Party Ben Payeur is saying that if there must be inde ndence it will be under the iberal par tyll The UN leader was devoting special attention this week to the Eastern Townshi ridin where his party has ad tra tionai strength but he has toured almost all of the prov inces 110 ridings since the cam paign opened Mr Bourassa meanwhile Eighteenyearold Janice Warden of Barrie was crowned Georgian College Queen at the annual Queen Pageant held Thursday night in the College Theatre Janice shown here is the daughter of Reverend and Mrs Warden Bcrnick Drive and is firstyear Fashion Promotion student at the Barrie campus graduate of Barrie Central Collegiate her hobbies in clude crosscountry skiing hiking art baking reading and fashion promotion The IS COLLEGE QUEEN two runnersup wcrt cightccnycarold Dawn Warner daughter of Mr and Mrs Warner Littlc Laki Sideroad Barrie and ninctccnycarold Valerie Dunn daughtcr of Mr and Mrs Dunn 649 Oak Street ollingwood Dawn is firstyear Design Arts student and Valerie is II the secondycar of the Fashion Promotion program The 10 Queen contestants were judged on personality general knowledge poise and beauty Sentenced to life in childrens deaths HAMILTON CP George Edward Vasil of Hamilton was sentenced in Ontario Supreme Court on Friday to life impris onment for the murder of two young children Vasil 37 was sentenced by Mr Justice Peter Wright after US Tomcat back on land ROSYTH Scotland AP The United States Navys wa teilogged F14 Tomcat jet fighter plane was brought into port today by the West German salvage vessel which retrieved it from the bottom of the North Atlantic Technicians began wrapping up the planes secret equipment for shipment back to the US charged that Parti Quebec Leader Rene Levesque was guilty of reprehensible cow aidicefor refusing to take part in second radio debate with him PQ DIVIDED Has panic begun to beset the PQ are they divided the pre mier asked rhetorically refer ring to allegations that Mr Le vesque had been told by the PQ executive not to debate the pre mier But PQ spokesman here de scribed the allegations as ri diculous Rene never accepted to de bate Mr Bourassa jury of 10 men and two Women found Vasil guilty of two counts of murder punishable by life imprisonnment Vasil was charged after the bodies of Alan Gilchrist and his sister Lorna were recov ered from the burned wreckage of their Hamilton home last March 14 Testimony during the trial showed that Vasil and Lorna Gilchrist mother of the chil dren and the woman he was liv ing with had argued earlier in the evening at party Mrs Gilchrist refused to re turn to the house and Vasil rc turncd alonc Police testified that Vasil ad mitted setting the fire in an of fort to get back at Mrs Gilchr ist fire investigator told the court flaniniailc liquid had been poured on the rug and ig nited spokesman Robert Mackay said The central committee couldnt have told him not to participate because theyre all over Quebec in the midst of an election campaign In the last few days Mr Bou rassa visited those ridings out side Montreal where his party can expect strong showings Visits within the city often met with heckling from immigrant parents objecting to the Official Langua Act and from striking ydoQuebec workers Meanwhile the PQ received support from unexoectcd ouar Nominations close at pm Monday NOW TWO OZEN Another 11 candidates filed papers for the first time Friday brin ing the total to 26 New can idates were Ald Ross Archer mayor Henry Verstraten and Fred Ruemper Ward alderman Robert Den nis Ward Phil Sauve former alderman and Ron Lynch Ward incumbents Bill Straughan and Fisher Simcoe County Board of Educa tion Hazel Ann Carson and Marcel Moreau Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board and incumbent Jansen Barrie Public UtilitiesCommission Filing Thursday were In cumbent Dorian Parker mayor incumbents Alex Ar ecertifying nomination papers as safety move thur and Nelson Garrett Ward Charles Style Ward in cumbent Ernie Rotman Ward Gordon Mills and incumbent Bill Campbell Ward Rev Robert Boden and incumbent Betty Thompson public school board plus incumbent Joe whelan who represents separate school supporters on the public board Clair Moreau incumbent chairman John Brennan and former trustee Anthony Decarie separate school board and incumbent Ernie Alexander and former commissioner Claude Watt PUC Three aldermen from each ward three public school trustees plus one for separate school supporters three separate board trustees and two PUC commissioners are to be elected Convicts flee prison release hostages later By TOM KARSAY MONTREAL CP Four convicts left two sets of hos tages behind in whirlwind es cape from the eastend Leclerc Institute early today Police said they have acted to close off and check all exits fromthecity The four prisoners armed with knives and pistols escapedfrom the medium ION security institute by changing into guards clothing and taking two guards hostage police said They took off in car that had been left outside the prison at about am EST trav elling to the citys north end There two hours later they stopped passing Buick took the two young men inside hos tage and releasing the guards continued in the new car MN CLAIMS The second set of hostages who were not identified were released unharmed in the citys east end about halfanhour later Prison officials identified the escapers as John Wisnonski 30 Reynald Lirette 27 Andre Poitras 21 and JeanSylvio La moureux 26 They said Wisnonski was ser ving sentence lasting until 1983 for kidnapping theft and Company moving here to get rid of union TORONTO iCP union spokesman says Toronto com pany with 175 employees is moving to Barrie to get rid of its union Officials of Local 518 United Electrical Workers say they were told by MiamiCarey Ltd that the 125 union members can ply for jobs at the new Barrie ant However Ahaunion quotes the company as saying the workers Will lose seniority their union and rate of pay and will have to compete for jobs on an equal basis with Barrie ap plicants Minimum wage at the Toron to plant is $465 an hour The company says it is moving to centralize the operations of three plants and find space forexpansion Union spokesman Mac Neil said the shutdown was another blatant example of how the foreign ownership and control of Canadian industry mainly by interests has seriously attected the job security and welfare of Canadian workers Gordon Showcroft president of MiamiCarey denied that the decision to move was made by the parent company Jim Walters Corp of Tampa Fla MiamiCarey manufactures bathroom cabinets and fans range hoods and woodburning shot 39 my fireplaces Elmvale Alliston en tries win laurels at Winter Fair TORONTO CP lncasia Big John horse owned by Lu casia Ranches in Tlaresholm Alta was named grand cham pion pcrcheron stallion at the opening of the 48th Royal Agri cultural Winter Fair on Friday horse owned bv Art Bast of Developer seeks seat on township council is DAVE BULL suitable year Farmer dies in accident GLEN HURON Francis Giffen 58 was killed on his farm here Friday when his clothing was caught in power takeoff on tractor he was operating Stayner OPP said today Police said Mr Giffen was working alone between and 545 pm when the accident oc curred Hc was found by his soninlaw Guy Levesque of Glen Huron and was dead at thesccne Glen Huron is 11 miles south of Collingwood ters Friday when federal Lib eral MP Serge oyal visited PQ candidate Clement Richard in Montmorency riding to lend moral backing Mr Joyal and Mr Richard have both been active as law ycrs for the Association des Gens dc LAir group of Fren chspeakin air workers cam paigning or bilingualism at Quebec airports Everyone is free to follow his convictions and at Lib eral caucus meeting in Ottawa this week no instructions were given Mr Joyal said Dave Bull 45 developer and manager of Big Cedar Estates in Oro Township announced Friday he will seek seat on ro council in the Dec municipal election Mr Bull said he has no par ticular axe to grind but has considered running for council before and decided prospective Changes on council make 1976 suitable year for his first at tempt He is member of the Rotary Club of Orillia and director of the Orillia and District Chain ber of Commerce and has at tended council meetings frequently for number of years Mr Bull has been in business in Oro for 14 years and has been fulltime resident in the town ship for five years He is married and has four children sit No the Barrie Flyers didnt introduce the new three goaltender system in Fridays Ontario Hockey Association Senior game at Hartford Wisc grand champion Grand champion pcrcheron mare is also an Alberta horse entered by William Young of Cayley Alta and the reserve champion College Lynda was entered by Reginald Black and Sons of Moorefield Ont Champion Belgium in the gelding category went to an en try ofJM McKeehan Farms of Greencastlc Indiana and grand champion Arabian stal lion was an Illinois entry Arabian mare grand cham pion is Sarazette owned by Heather Davies of Guelph Ont Champion crossbred market steer award went to an entry of GoldBar Livestock in Ariss Ont and reserve grand cham pion was entered by JASW Hasson and Sons of Guelph Champion market wcthcr lamb is an entry ofJohn Ayre of Bowmanville Ont and the reserve champion was entered by Doug Wright of Elmvale Ont is reserve WINS LAMB AWARD The Royal Bank of Canada Special Award and Fred Hamp ton Trophy for live market lam bs went to Strathcarl Farm of Rockwood Ont armed robbery Lirette was serving sentence to end in 1980 Lamoureux until 1983 and Poitras until 1989 but the offi cials did not immediately have details of their convictions The released guards were Pierre Girard 30 and Roland Perron50 SECOND INCIDENT It was the second prison in cident in the Montreal area in just over week Last Friday swans 1th SWINI FLU SHOTS Hu man have mfirst Youll love It beg you Just one little neede two prisoners at Laval Institute took two guards hostage ina 10 hour incident that ended after officials agreed to transfer three prisoners to Dorchester penitentiary in New Brunswick Todays escape came less than 24 hours after prisoners aid society warned here that more riots and hostagetaking incidents would occur if prison ers were not better treated Derek Dempster Quebec di rector of the John Howard Society said something must be done to defuse the explosive situation in our penitentiary system He said letters had been sent to SolicitorGeneral Francis Fox protesting prison con ditions for 110 prisoners tran sferred to nearby prison from Laval lnsitute after riot there last September But no replies had so far been received he said adding Fox hasnt been on the job very long but so far he hasnt given very good impression The solicitorgeneral an nounced last month he had adopted gettough policy on prisoners who take hostages or riot He said the prison system would become more repressive if such incidents continued Todays incident is the 20th hostagetaking at Canadian prison this year which has also seen three major riots School course content more control planned TORONTO CP The On tario government will exert more control over course con tent in schools because policy of curriculum development at the local level is not working Education Minister Thomas Wells said Friday The province will dictate about half the content in the five basic subjects of English mathematics history geogralt phy and science in grades to 10 The new curriculum guideline should be published by April so that changes can go Thought drug was candy TORONTO CP six yearold girl was taken to hospital after eating powerful sedative thinking it was Halloween jelly bean Police said Friday that Jea nette Arsenault was found lost and crying in the hall of her apartment building Wednesday night by woman who was babysitting David Dean FLYERS DO IT AGAIN the Barrie Arena Defen cemen Steve Sly on the ice and Doug Ferguson were simply lending assistance to prostrate goaltendtg Ron Patterson Dale McLeish of the Orillia Terriers keeps an eye out for scoring op portunity The Flyers dum into effect next September he told the annual conference of the Ontario Association of Curriculum Development In some crucial ways the curriculum in our schools has become less cohesive less di rective and possibly in some cases even less challenging and demanding than ought to have been the case he said We are now convinced that in our enthusiasm for curricu lum flexibility we may have gone too far in decentralizing the responsibility for the prepa ration of courses of study at the elementary and secondary lev els In an interview following his speech Mr Wells said de centralization was great in theory but it just isnt work ing He said it was difficult to pin point why the idea did not work adding that one reason is that there are not enough experts at local boards skilled at developing curriculums The government eventually wants new guidelines dictating core of content in every sub ject in all schools with the ex ception of some optional cour ses in high schools he said the Terriers 53 Friday or their fourth consecutive victory See story photo 10 Examiner Photo