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car AE Thought his victim had given her consent Eddy paret chanrged with rape and gross indecency said in Supreme Court Friday he thought the victim was con sentng to having acts of sex with him The victim 25yearold Cookstown woman testified Thursday that Paret had stop ped her car forced her to per form oral sex then raped her Testifying Friday Paret said he had first met the woman Oct 23 1975 when she was waitress in the Beetonia Hotel in Beeton He said that from her actions he had formed the impression that she would be willing to have sex with him So he followed her car when she left the hotel about am and finally pulled in front of her short distance from her home He got into her car and pushed her away from the steering wheel He pulled her hair and slapped her face but didnt think he hurt her The victim had testified that her glasses were broken and her face had been cut and bruised Paret said he told her he wan ted sex and she complied He said she took off her clothes fir st then performed the oral sex in the back seat of the car He said there was no regular in tercourse When questioned by police several days after the incident Paret had said nothing about his contact with the victim He had told his wife he had stayed for couple of hours with relatives in Beeton Paret told the jury of seven men and five women that he had lied to his wife and police because he didnt want them to find out he had an affair with the Woman The trail will continue Mon day when Crown attorney John Alexander and defence lawyer Richard Clarke will address the jury Mr Justice Campbell Grant said he expects the jury will begin deliverating by noon Manpower centre here busier than Activity at Barries Canada Manpower Centre is running ahead of last year manpower officials report total of 3184 workers were placed in jobs during the first eight months of the year com pared to 2936 for the same periodin1975 Job vacancies submitted to the centre also show an in crease with 3953 through Aug 31 this year compared to 3418 for the same period last year Statistics for August 1976 were 497 placements made and 598 vacancies submitted up from 425 placements and 504 vacancies in August 1975 George Wood public relations officer said today true picture of unfilled job van cancies for the month cannot be obtained by subtracting last year lacements from vacancies ecause there is often rush of vacancies at the end of the month and most placements in these vacancies will appear on the following months statistics Activity traditionally slumps in September officials say but the day after Labor day is usually the busiest of the year This year an estimated 450 per sons visited the centre on that day and total of 142 job referrals were made Fair dates Stayner Sept 1415 Heeton Sept 1415 Beaverton Sept 1718 Iookstown Sept 1718 Midland Sept 1718 Lindsag Sept 2226 Oro pt 2425 IN LESS THAN 600 FEET THE TWIN OTTER IS UP Up in the air about airport By PETER DEPODESTA Examiner Staff Writer A1 McLean still isnt con Vinced He hasnt changed his mind and is against the proposed local airport in Oro Township Mr McLean an Oro Town ship councillor says hes ooncemed about number of aspects of an airport in cluding noise access and in creased traffic There are still lot of questions to be answered he said havent changed my mind andI feel reflect lot of ratepayers feelings Mr McLean was one of 17 people who flew from Barrie to Toronto Island Airport Friday in demonstration of short take off and landing STOL Twin Otter plane The demonstration was arranged by the Barrie Air port committee and spon sored by de Havilland Air craft of Canada Ltd Three representatives of de Havilland went on the trip with Mr McLean two mem bers of the Oro planning board Clarence Smith chairman and John Vokes Barrie Aldermen Del Cole Ross Archer Nelson Garrett and Janice Laking three members of the airport com mittee Don McNall chair man Graydon Richardson and Ross Cowan Peter Lee of the city en ineering depar tment an Ed Harper president of the Greater Barrie Chamber of Com merce The demonstration in cluded taking off from the present Barrie airfield near Anne Street in Vespra Town ship flying to Toronto Island airport and return OVER SITE On the return flight the pilot flew over Collingwood Airport which has features the Barrie committee is hoping to have in Cm and over the prgfiosed airport site inthetown ip One of the main issues in the rezoning needed for an airport is whether the 212 acres can be used as far mland The airport committee inted out the number of arge stone piles on the progeny and has said the is unsuitable for far ming Mr McLean farmer who lives few miles from the site said his farm was covered in rocks but be cleared them and has workable farmland He said he wants to know why either the existing Barrie airport location in Vespra cannot be extended or the city does not try to arrange the use of the Canadian Forces Base Bor den airport The Borden airport has two paved runways and the necessary buildings and hangars NOWAY Mr McNall airport com mittee chairman said it is almost impossible to either expand the present location or use CFB Borden He said the present site is hampered by two power lines at each end of the airfield Also he said the Georgian Mall water reservoir tank in terferes with approaches to the landing field not per mitting the use of either night or instrument flying Any work at the present airfield would not help the situation and would only be temporary hesaid The runway is not paved andis about1100feetlong The airport committee would like to have paved runway about 8500 feet long to permit not only STOL planes but smaller single and twin engine airplanes which need more than 1000 feet to land andtakeoff Mr McNall federal Department of National Defence DND sent letter to the committee recently saying the Borden airfield uld not be used He sai the reasons are that the base used for training regular and militia forces and there is mortar firing range within the flight pattern The firing ran is con sidered protecte airspace and would eliminate the use of instrument flying said the AFTER MEETING Mr Smith of the Oro plan ning board said he could not make decision on the re zoning until after the public meeting He said he believes an air port is needed in the Barrie area but does not know if the Oro site is the right place forit The site he said is similar to the Collingwood airport in that it is not built up and only few houses are in the general area The demonstration did give better idea of the site and proposal he said Mr Smith said the Oro board has not discussed the rezoning application in great length but has heard the committees presen tation After the public meeting at the end of the month the board will make decision and another public meeting will be held he said Then the decision will be forwarded to township coun cil and possibly to the On tario Municipal Board where objectors can ask for public hearing Barrie Alderman Ross Ar cher declared candidate in the mayoralty race this elec tion said he could not make decision on the airport until allthe costs are available Ald Archer said he has to be assured that the cost to the individual taxpayer will not be too heavy He said he would not like to see the senior citizens in Barrie living on fixed wages saddled with in creased costs because of an airport they will not be using recognize that any facilities will cost money he said But have to be assured that they will be within reason The first hurdle he said is to have proper zoning of the land approved by Oro town ship council Ald Archer said he basically supports the philosophy of having local munici al airport which can be use by individuals and by corporations within the area DEAN JAMESON YURIE AND NATALIA STYBELL EXAMINE TIIE WIDE VARIETY OF PRIZES OFFERED T0 EXAMINER CARRIERS IN THE HOME READING CLU ALDERMEN DEL COLE AND ROSS ARCHER LEAVE THE PLANE LOCAL GENERAL Examiner magazine offer for subscrlbers carriers Televisions stereos calculators watches and radios are waiting for The Barrie Examiners 185 newspaper carriers John Butler Examiner cir culation manager held special meeting Friday night Sandycove Palette Club Sandycove Acres Palette Club will hold its third annual exhibit of painting and sket ching Sept 23 About 25 club members are expected to exhibit works ranging from oils and acrylics to sketches and cartoons Demonstrations are also scheduled The event will be held from 230 to pm at the Hub San dycove Acres on Innistil Town ships 11th concession road cast off Highway 11 south of Painswick Tea and coffee will be served and the public is invited at the Army Navy and Air ror ce hall on George Street The reason he said was to show the variety of prizes available to carriers in The Barrie Examiner Home Reading Club offer About 135 carriers attended the meeting between and 30 pm to see the prizes and listen to an explanation of the special offer Mr Butler said Barrie Examiner subscribers are en titled to special selection of ma azines with the newspaper for 1208 week Some of the magazines for selection include Chatelaine Modern Photography Catholic Digest ort Hot Rod Front Page etective Tennis and Childrens Playcraft The carriers earn the prizes by winning points based on the number subscriptions to the newspaper and magazines they can sell The newspaper is delivered six days week by carrier but the magazines are sent through the mai Mr Butler said boys or girls interested in Barrie Examiner newspaper route should either telephone the cir culation department at 7266539 or drop in at The Examiner and fill out an application form REMANDED Jeff Mcague 17 of Alliston was remanded to Dec 1976 for trial in Alliston on charge of dangerous driving McCague was charged July 29 after Jen nie onnell 61 of Alliston was killed by car while crossing street PHONEIN There are four shows scheduled in October by Cable television in Barrie called what council has done The guest speakers are Ald Jim Perri city development com mittee chairman and mayoralty candidate Oct 19 to pm Ald Ross Archer public works committee chair man and mayoralty candidate Oct 21 to p111 Ald Alex Arthur finance committee chairman Oct 26 to pm and Mayor Dorian Parker who is seeking reelection Oct 27 to pm The shows will be live phonein programs to give people chalice to ask the elec ted officials about the past two years in Barrie Don Lowe CK BB radio reporter is the host OURIS OPENED At pm Sunday the Forest Hill Athletic Field Association will officially open the new ten nis courts constructed at Forest Hill public school in Midhurst The opening will include brief ceremony exhibition tennis matches and refreshments Development of the recreation facilities is joint effort of the municipality and school board TURNING LANES The province is improving road conditions at the Fairview Plaza about half mile north of Barrie this fall The ministry of tran sportation and communication gave contract to Disher Farrand Ltd of Willowdale for $108139 to improve about miles of road The contract is for grading drainage granular base and hot mix paving of turning lanes at the Fairview Plaza on High way 26 TAILTRE IS UBS About 29 boys registered for the 12th lall Trees Cub Pack this week and there are open ings for abour six more The pack meets at Cundles Heights Public School lUesdays and is for boys bet ween seven and 11 years old There is registration fee SPORTS NIGHT Men and women in the Tall Trees subdivision are invited to mixed sports night at undles Heights public school Tuesdays between 830 and 10 pm game of mixed volleyball is scheduled this week GEM AND MINERALS The Barrie Gem and lilineralogical Society holds its next meeting Tuesday at 730 pm at the Church of Good Shepherd 220 Steele St Tom Bushell of Australia is the guest speaker Mr Bushell will give talk and slide show on minerals from his country The public is welcome HOUSE DEMOLIIION The city public works com mittee is recommending coun cil accept bid from Plowman of Barrie for the demolition of house at 108 Donald St The city owns the house and needs the property for road widening The ac cepted bid is $1680 There were three other quotations on the project Les Bertram and Sons Ltd of Barrie $1850 Advance Lumber and Wrecking Co of Toronto $1900 and ETR on struction Management of Barric$2200 GREENHOUSE BIDS Barrie public works com mittee is recommending coun cil accept two tendered bids for construction of new greenhouse at the city operation centre on Fairview Drive The bids are from Jacobs Greenhouse Structures of Brantford $14480 for the building and Fox Ltd for the electrical $5940 and mechanical $11636 The total is $32056 and the city has budgeted $41500 Gary Stoner director of parks and recreation said proposed ex pansion of the potting shed will deleted because of high cost of construction Other bids for the building were from lckes Rraun Greenhouses of Canada Ltd Beamsville $20279 and Lord and Bumbarn Co Ltd of St Catharines$185tx1 Bids for the electrical and mechanical work were from Gateway Mechanical Inc $4500 and $11400 Abcrcronibie Electric Ltd $7900 for electrical