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EXAMINER TELEPHONES Circulation Classified AdverISIIIg All Other Departments l2th YearNo 223 Radio error Waldock Rev Ray Waldock of the Barrie Ministerial Association said today he was misquoted by radio station CKBB when it reported he said an advertise ment in The Barrie Examiner was incorrect The radio station reported Mr Waldock as saying the Bar rie Ministerial Associations ad in Wednesdays Examiner pro testing the Jaycees Santa Claus parade being held on Sunday was wrong Mr Waldock said he did not say the ad which was written by the association was wrong He said he was taking issue with the editorial which ap peared in Saturdays issue of the Examiner He said he was in disagree ment with the editorial but then thats alright Mr Waldock and Captain Gary Venables president of the assoication said they intended to write to the Examiner oppos ing the opinion He said he had notified the radio station of the error and was told correction would be broadcast Mr Waldock said the associa tions big issue is not with the Jaycees or the Santa Claus parade but with the whole ethical situation in Barrie He said the clergy are op posed to the idea of scheduling all kinds of activities on Sun days without regard or church Gun charge nets fine Donald Lee of Barrie was fined $100 in provincial court Wednesday for possession of restricted firearm The fire arm 22 cal pistol had been in Lees closet for the past 24 years Police found the gin when they executed search warrant in the house when Lee was charged with fraud When Lee was in high school he said he had been given 22 cal rifle that had been run over by car In the high school shop he re machined the weapon into handgun but was unable to find bolt to fit it He sent the gun to shop so it could be fitted with one but the shop was unable to find one He even had serial number stamped on it with the intention of registering the weapon as soon as it became workable But he never found bolt and eventually stopped looking He has since pur chased two other hanngnS and had them registered When police seized the gun it was sent to the Centre for Forensic Sciences in Toronto Experts there found bolt for it and found it could be easily used BarbershOpper charter night The Barrie Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America is holding premiere show and charter night on Saturday Nov at pm at Barrie Central Collegiate The show features the Dukes of Harmony Canadian Heri tage Tricity Slickers the Bar rie Chapter Chorus as well as variety and comedy Tickets are available at Sams The Bandstand and Music World Admission for adults is $350 students and children is $200 There is no reserved seating available Metric guides announced OTTAWA CP Associa tions representing the food in dustry announced guides Wednesday which they say they will follow when converting the size of grocery products to metric from imperial mea surements The trend will be to round products up rather than down meaning that packages will usually increased in size Milk will be one of the excep tions When it goes metric star ting in Quebec next month five of six milk package sizes will be rounded dowu Consumers who buy milk in cartons will find smaller quan tities on the store shelf amoun ting to at least 12percent decrease in the amount of milk in each package For example onequart carton of milk will be replaced by litre of milk The only milk size to increase because of the metric change is that of package of three ba containing one quart of mi each That is to be replaced by three bags containing 133 litres each The second principle en dorsed by the industry or ganizations states that when change to metric size leads to change in cost the price dif ference should reflect no more than the cost of conversion 7266539 728s24l4 agency report 7266537 The Simcoe County Museum is getting new addition the Gilford train station At am Wednesday norning the station left Gilford via transport truck on roun dabout route to get to the museum at Midhurst Con sideration was given to choose route that posed as little problem with both Hydro and telephone wires as WS Sense of hopeKissinger NAIROBI AP US State Secretary Henry Kissinger ended his first African peace shuttle today and said he was leaving Africa with warm feeling and sense of hope Theatre director injured OSHAWA Ont CP Dennis Sweeting 60 of Sunderland Ont director of the Kawartha Summer Theatre in Lindsay was listed in fair condition in Oshawa General Hospital today with injuries suffered in twocar crash last Friday Crucial meeting opens SALISBURY AP Prime Minister Ian Smith opened crucial meeting today with members of his party to submit the BritishAmerican plan for black majority rule in Rhodesia for their approval Lebanese change presidents BEIRUT AP Lebanon changed Christian presidents today but the civil war that has ravaged the MoslemIhristian nation for 17 months blazed away without letup President Suleiman Franjieh handed over his constitutional authority to Presidentelect Elias Sarkis in small ceremony at Franjiehs wartime headquarters in Jounieh 12 miles north of Beirut Christian radio stations reported Harrises in court today BERKELEY Calif AP The crosscountry drama of Patricia Hearst returns today to the college community where it be an as William and Emily Harris appear in court charged with idnapping her 212 years ago Cosmonauts land safely MOSCOW Reuter Soviet cosmonauts Valer Bykovsky and Vladimir Aksyonov returned to earth today ter orbiting the earth for egght days in their Soyuz22 spacecraft Iass news possible and also tied up as little traffic as possible The old train station will prove to be colorful addition for the museum grounds The sta tion is seen here following the part of the route that goes along County Road 31 which goes along the border of Essa and Innisfil Townships Ex aminer Photos Parlor employee didnt give Dorothee Sachade found not guilty Wednesday in provincial court of keeping common bawdy house was not giving extras to clients of the Mans World Body Rub Parlor Miss Sachade was receptionist Judge Don Inch said that although Miss Sachade was technically an inmate of the bawdy house she could not be convicted of the charge because extras she had no say in the operation of the establishment When convicting owner Greg Marshall of the charge Judge Inch said he was sure Marshall was aware that women he cm pioyed were iving extras to clients and erefore was guilv ty However he lid not refer specifically to Miss Sachade as reported in Wednesdays Ex aminer AFTER UN INACTION The Barrie Examiner Barrie Ontario Canada Thursday Sept 231916 COMMUNITY ON THE MOVE By PETER DEPODESTA Examiner Staff reporter Is $10000 enough to pay the mayor of Barrie Is the mayors job full time or part time These questions may become major election issues this year as four candidates race for the seat Ald Ross Archer one of the candidates said judging by other municipalities in Ontario of similar size the mayor should earn about $15000 year This does not include money for attending other meetings or car allowance payments might not advocate that he said But think that is the range it should be in Mayor Dorian Parker who is seeking reelection is paid $10000 honorarium plus $1500 as police commissioner $1500 car allowance $750 for being public utilities commis sioner and $25 meeting as an ex officio member of planning board In February this year Ald Archer and Mayor Parker voted against increasing the mayors honorarium by $1000 year Oro calls annexation meeting ORO STATION Oro council has called public meeting to discuss Barries bid to annex 1500 acres from the township The meeting is to be held Wednesday Oct at pm in ro township hall 7th Line north of Highway ll Council plans to give reasons for its opposition to annexation and ratepayers will have chance to give their opinions public hearing of the On tario Municipal Board is to be held in Barrie Oct 28 to deal with Barries application to an nex 13500 acres from Innisfil township 4500 acres from Vespra and 1500 acres from ro Ihc annicxation is opposed by the three township councils Simcoe County council and citizens groups in Innisfil and 0m Uhr Earth Examiner l5 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly 20Pages WEATHER FORECAST MA 0R 0F BARBIE Salary may be big election issue Ald Archer said the reason he voted against the increase was the federal governments request for restraint this year He said the mayor and aldermen do nd sufficient time at the jo to warrant more money In subsequent years itd be foolish not to have normal in creases he said Wed fall so far behind that no one would be interested in running DEPENDS ON WHO Ald Archer said the mayors job could be either full time or part time depending on who is mayor If the mayor goes to every thing he is invited to it would be fulltime he said but if the power was delegated to other elected officials it would be parttime By and large the job takes good six hours day and few hours in the evening he said But not every day Ald Jim Perri another can didate said from his un derstanding city hall does not need full time mayor strongly believe that anyone sitting around in that office for 10 hours day Would be more of hindrance than help he said The city doesnt pay as if the job is full time and it shouldnt expect anyone to be there full time Ald Perri voted for the pro posed increase in February and said that the idea of federal restraints was not discussed He said the general govern ment committee which in cludes Mayor Parker and Ald Archer decided it would not be good politically to vote an in crease in an election year From my experience throughout the province the mayor in city this size should be paid between $18000 and $25000 he said But in Bar rie we dont need to pay that kind of money Paret gets years for attempted rape Eddy Paret of Alliston was sentenced to three years in penitentiary in Ontario Supreme Court this morning Two weeks ago he was found guilty of attempted rape and gross indecency by Supreme Courtjury Crimes of this nature must be stamped out said Mr Justice Campbell Grant when passing sentence am con cerned about the effect this sentence will have on other peo ple who try to seek sexual gratification in this manner Parent had been charged with rape which carries max imum penalty of life imprison ment but the jury reduced it to attempted rape On the charge of gross indecency Mr Justice Grant sentence Paret to one year to be served concurrently with the threeyear sentence Evidence at the trial in dicated that Paret chased Cookstown woman in his car after she left work at the Beetonia Hotel in Beeton Oct 24 1975 He stopped her car then forced her to perform oral sex The victim said she was in fear for her life and so did not resist after Paret hit her and broke her glasses SHOES Ald Perri said the city has hired city administrator Gerry Tamblyn at more than $37000 year and an assistant Ken Peck at more than $21000 year to look after city opera tions The other two candidates Mayor Parker and Willard Kin zie were not available for com ment Locals favor protest Most Barrie union locals want one day national protest against fedreral government wage and price controls Bob Dennis president of the Barrie Labor Council said not all the locals have reported to the council but 12 have in licated willingness to join the protest Mr Dennis said the council represents about 20 of the 25 locals in the city The labor council executive met Tuesday night to discuss plans for the day of protest Oct 14 and Mr Dennis said other meetings are scheduled He said the basic plans in clude parade through the city if local officials give permis sion with distribution of labor literature Were planning some form of demonstration for sure he said Mr Dennis said details are not completed because some unions are still discussing the protest Tax charges against Socreds nothing to do with Ontario Charges of income tax eva sion against 18 members of the Quebec wing of the Social Credit party have nothing to do with Ontario fundraising ef forts Bruce Arnold staff organizer of the Social Credit Party of Canada Ontario branch and candidate for Simcoe North told the Barrie Examiner this morning the charges do not con cern the Ontario operation They the RCMP have not been able to question anything in Ontario he said The Accident changed accused psychiatrist tells court For the past seven years Thomas Lewis has been doing what the doctors said was im possible But he has failed to stay out of trouble with the law Lewis 22 appeared in pro vincial court Wednesday and pleaded guilty to two assaults charges break and enter and two thefts Judge Don Inch sent him to the Ontario Correctional Institute in Brampton for three months prior to treatment at psychiatric hospital According to Dr Basil Orchard psychiatrist at the Clark Institute in Toronto Lewis had an above average in telligence until he had an acci dcnt at age 13 That left him in coma for six weeks and caused severe brain damage Dr Orchard said that when he was released from hospital he couldnt even function at Grade level and had to be taught at schools for the men tally retarded But he is not at all retarded said Dr Orchard Dr Orchard said that for two years after his accident Lewis continued to improve as was expected But he said any pro tracted recovery is not Con Seem ready to move against hijackers UNITED NATIONS AP After fouryear stalemate the UN General Assembly ap pears ready to act against aerial hijackers says West Germanys chief delegate Wevetalked to well over 100 governments here and elsewhere and think we stand fair chance of success Baron Ruedi er von Wechmar said Wednes His delegation will sponsor proposed international con vention that would ban the transportation of hostages across national boundaries and require signatory nations to punish or extradite hostage takers apprehended on their territory The baron told news confer ence the only opposition en countered so far has come from single Aral country which he did not name It was understood to be Algeria Libya has been accused of harboring Palestinian terrorists who hijacked airliners to focus attention on their cause but Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy recently said he opposes terrorism against innocent civilians Libyas UN ambassador Mansur Rashid Kikhin in dicated he might support an an titerrorism agreement if it covered terrorism exercised by all racist regimes in the world including the racist Zionist entity Israel Hijacking and other political terrorism has been on the Gen eral Assemblys agenda every year since the massacre of Is raeli athletes at the Munich Olym ics in 1972 But the as semb has taken no action be cause of the Arab and African contention that these are Ie iti mate political weapons en used by antiwhite liberation movements in Africa and the antiIsraeli Palestinians sidered possible by doctors However Lewis has been steadily improving over the past seven years He is now 22 Dr Orchard says his in telligence has returned to average STILLGUIDANCE Whilc Lewis has managed to return to an average in telligence Dr Orchard says there is still some residual evidence of the brain damage His major problem is lack of controls over his emotions When he experiences frus tration or any other stron emo tion said Dr Orchar he doesnt have the control over himself necessary to stop himself from lashing out What may be remote ur estoyou orI areirresistableto im But according to Dr Or chard there is every hope for Lewis recove He said Lewis can be treate with drugs to TICKETSELLERS RECEIVE CHEQUES Bill Dwyer left and AI Jewell of Barrie received cheques Wednesday trom Ray Bowes Associates Inc the local distributor for Wintarioand provincial Iot control his explosiveness and depression As well he should have treatment to prevent his use of alcohol Dr Orchard said the treat ment Lewis needs would best be given in an institution such as the Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre but regular correctional institute would be satisfactory He said that on his release Lewis should go to an alcohol treatment centre He also said that he should have an im Iant of the drug Antabuse be ore being released into society person on Antabuse experiences severe illness with the consumption of alcohol Judge Inch said that he could not sentence Lewis to Pen etanguishene However Lewis will come before the court again in three months Then if the court sees fit he will be put on probation and with condi tion that he go to Pene tanguishene teries for sellin winnin tickets Mr Jewel receiv $1000 cheque for selling the winning $100000 ticket and Mr Dwyer received two $100 cheques for selling two win funds from the Barrie area have been handled flawlessly The RCMP charged the 18 members of the Quebec wing including two MPs with in come tax evasion amounting to $98810 on political contribu tions raised in 1974 Mr Arnold said any funds collected from Simcoe County are not under question There are just tWo or three ridings in Quebec which are be ing questioned he said Im not trying to imply there are problems in Quebec He said the RCMP examined records from the Social Credit Party across the country We dont get great deal of money from this part of the country Simcoe County any way he said But we do have few people who donate $100 every now and again FUnds from the Simcoe North and GreySimcoe Riding as sociations are divided among the national office in Ottawa 20 per cent the provincial opera tion 20 per cent and the two ridings Mr Arnold suggested the charges might have been laid because it is good time to try and discredit the Social Credit Party He said the political contribu tions in questioned where col lected in 1974 two years ago Why were they held until now he said The party is holding convention to elect new national leader to replace Real Caouette who is in poor health ning $10000 tickets Mrs Irene Owen office manager for the distributor presented the cheques Examiner Pho t0