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Elizabeth and Paul Coffey right of Barrie won the an nual Kempview Bowl hus GOLF TOURNAMENT WINNERS bandandwife golf tourna ment at the Barrie Country Club this weekend Chuck at Cohan left of Kempview Bowl presented the trophy ExaminerPhoto Viking discovers ice atMarsnorth pole PASADENA Calif AP Viking 2s discovery of frozen water at the north pole of Mars raises the possibility that some form of life may be locked be neath the icy surface scientists say Crofton Farmer an atmos pheric scientist at the Jet Pro pulsion Laboratory here said the discovery announced Wed nesday constitutes another shred of evidence that condi tions on the red planet may on ce have been suitable forlife As result he said future searches for traces of Martian life may turn to the planets north pole The discovery by Viking 2s orbiter counters theories that Mars polar regions are com posed mostly of frozen carbon dioxide gas with only traces of water Water is generally con sidered basic ingredient for the evolution of life think this shows much stronger possibility for past life than for present life said Far mer think future tests will now hold more significance in detailed studies of the polar regions Viking 2s orbiter discovered water by using an atmospheric spectrometer to measure the absorption of infrared light by molecules at the planets north pole Farmer said Tobias Owen an astronomy professor said the presence of frozen water at the Martian north pole may mean that or ganic moleculesthe building blocks of lifeor actual life for ms are frozen in the Martian icecaps much like on earth where we have dug prehistoric creatures out of the ice Farmer said he believes that great quantities of ice were melted by volcanoes erupting sometime in Mars past send ing rivers cascading across the planets surface cutting wide channels From there water probably was absorbed into the Martian soil where it is now locked in permafrost Most of the water that dissipated into the air probably condensed at the nor th pole while the rest boiled off into space he speculated Farmer said this theory is supported by the discovery by Viking 2s lander of the rare gases krypton and xenon They indicate that the Martian at mosphere was once dense enough for water to flow on the surface But whether that was 100 million years ago or three bil lion theres just no way of tell ing yet said Owen who super vised the raregas test He said that question should be answered by Viking mission geologists sometime in Novem ber Both Farmer and Owen agreed that the findings may turn the search for life on Mars from the desolate lower lati tudes to the planets polar re gions The Viking lander is con ducting tests of Martian soil for possible traces of organic com pounds that might indicate the presence of life Farmer said the amount of water frozen at the Martian north pole added to the amount believed to be trapped under ground in subsoil permafrost is proportional to the amount of water on earth Earth has 10 times more water than Mars but is about 10 times larger Farmer said the apparent growth of the Martian icecaps each winter as viewed from earth and orbiting satellites probably is due mostly to frozen carbon dioxide During the win ter frozen carbon dioxide spreads from the watericecap across the planet in thin sheet then recedes dramati cally as summer approaches The watericecap itself appar ently fluctuates very little if at all Controls act of courage on behalf of government KITCHENER Ont CP Implementation of wage and price controls was an act of po litical courage on behalf of the Liberal government in Ottawa Robert Andras new president of the federal treasury board and member of Parliament for Thunder Bay said Wednesday Addressing chamber of commerce meeting Mr An dras said the controls program would never have much popu lar appeal suggest to you that to in troduce controls after having argued against them during an election campaign was an act Will seek Opinions of farmers on income TORONTO CP Agricul ture Minister William Newman said Wednesday he will get ad ditional opinions from farmers before deciding what form new farm income stabilization bill will take He telephoned reporters to clarify published report that quoted him as saying he does not foresee major changes in stabilizaton bill rejected by op position partieslastJune Mr Newman said the new legislation has not been drafted and will not be until after Oct when he plans to get sugges tions from farmers at 10 simul taneous meetings across On tario The bill which was defeated would have assured about 15 per cent of Ontario farmers at least 90 per cent of the average price of their produce in the previous five years CHINESE FOOD WANT QUICK SERVICE Try our hot Ion dollvory Pro on orders ovor $700 In Barrio I07 DIocount on PickUp Ordou over 8700 Phone 7288811 405 BAYFIELD ST BARRIE Following the bills defeat the legislature instructed the minister to bring back new bill no later than Oct 31 The minister said he hopes to brin back bill which will sat isfy armers and hopefully the opposition parties Mr Newman said the Oct meetings will be linked by tele phone with his office in Toron to where he will answer questions Mectings are planned for Ridgetown Stratford An caster Flesherton Markham Campbellford Carleton Place Kemptville New Liskeard and Thunder Bay of political courage he said Canadians should be encour aged that the antiinflation pro gram is beginning to have positive impact on Canadas economic performance he said That is why the government has launched public informa tion program on controls We want the Canadian public to be fully aware of the positive results which should encourage us to persevere with it CAMBRIDGE Ont CP The federal governments cam paign to promote antiinflation policies is essential to the suc cess of the program Bud Cul len minister of manpower and immigration and member of Parliament for Sarnia Lambton said Wednesday Canadians must realize that the program is working because without support it will fail he told chamber of com merce meeting He said controls might be re moved before the target of De cember 1978 if Joe Morris and company would give the program year of support in stead of day of protest SUNDAY BRUNCH IS BACK THE PRINCES BRUNCH EXTRAORDINARIE Do You Know What Youve Been Missing EXCELLENT QUICHE LORRAINE HAM STEAK BRUNCH Every Sunday Noon II 200 Cmon Out Enjoy Your Sunday Reservations 7263848 thPttmceniCDomegaQ HWY ll miles North of Barrie NEWS ROUNDUP Trudeau goes on the offenswc CHATHAM NB CP Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau is telling New Brunswickers that they have never had it so goodeven with wage and price controlsand that tough and unpopular action in Ottawa has rescued them from runaway inflation Mr Trudeau went on the of fensive Wednesday during day of electionstyle touring in the province challenging his critics to come up with better alternative to the controversial antiinflation program At meetings in Saint John and Chatham he said Ottawa was forced into compulsory wage and price restraints almost year ago because of price goug in by businessmen and ex or itant contract demands by labor He intends to give the same message today in northern New Brunswick as he continues fiveday visit to this province and Prince Edward Island Mr Trudeau and six mem bers of his cabinet are to hear the complaints and criticisms cf various groups at public cabinet committee meeting in Bathurst today before travelling by armed forces helicopter to St Quentin for civic welcome and to Kedgwick to tour lumber mill Vaccinations OTTAWA CP Health Minister Marc Lalonde says the federal government will go ahead with mass vaccinations against swine flu in areas under its authority despite recom mendation by provincial health ministers to proceed slowly The health minister said in an interview Wednesday that de laying mass vaccinations until another swine flu case appears is calculated risk Im not prepared to take The federal government will support general immunization programs for the Northwest Territories the Yukon Territory and Canadians working abroad as they are un der federal jurisdiction be To Oshawa LONDON Ont CP Tom Albion assistant executivedi rector of the London District Council of the Boy Scouts of Canada since 1963 will become executivedirector of the Osh awa District Boy Scouts Coun cil effective Oct Mr Albion started his career with the boy scouts in this city in 1954 Plan approved BRACEBRIIXIE Ont CP The Muskoka District Coun cil has approved an official plan for guiding future develop ment in the district which will be presented to Ontarios ministry of housing for aplt proval council member said Wednesday Bracebridge is about 30 miles north of rillia Youth fined NIAGARA FALLS Ont TP John Rivard 17 of Niagara Falls was fined SW Tuesday for breaching an 11 pm curfew imposed as condition for his release from custody on charge of robbery with vio lence Ties record SARNIA Ont CP low temperature of three degrees Celsius early Wednesday tied the previous low temperature set in 1952 high of six degrees on Tuesday tied the previous record set in 1955 Seeks seat WINDSOR Ont CP Al derman Huntley Farrow an nounced Wednesday he will run against incumbent Mayor Bert Weeks in the Dec municipal election Mr Farrow has been city alderman for six years INESI MARGARET TRUIEAU radio interview No thanks OTTAWA CP Margaret Trudeau says she doesnt think she would want to be national television newscaster having to criticize my husband and his government every night If she had her way with the CBC National News said the prime ministers wife in radio interview Wednesday she would try to inject more hu manity and humor into the news Mrs Trudeau took part in lighthearted interview by tele phone with the CBC radio pro gram As It Happens as part of series of spoof auditions for the main newsreaders job on CBC TVs nightly news Lloyd Robertson has quit the post to move to the rival CTV network The interview took place while Prime Minister Trudeau was in New Brunswick News reports of his trip in the Mari times this week have featured some antigovernment anti Trudeau demonstrations Moves to CTV TORONTO CP Tim Kot cheff an executive producer with the CBC has been ap pointed executive produccr of the TV national news and news specials CTV announced Wednesday Mr Kotcheff had been with the CBC for 12 years During the last four years he was responsible for such news specials as elections political conventions and yearend re Views Hunters OK NORTH BAY Ont CI Ron Huard and Brent Roy both of North Bay reported missing while hunting Sunday walked out of the bush Tuesday Contract OKd HAMILTON CP The citys 1360 elementary school teachers have ratified con tract which gives them 12 perccnt wage increase retroac tive to Sept The contract will bring the minimum starting salary to $8248 and the max imum salary after 11 years service to $25207 The contract must go to the federal antiin flation board for approval Liquor vote LINCOLN Ont CP plebisictc to be held as part of the Dec municipal election will decide whether the resi dents of former Clinton Townw hip and the town of Beamsvillc want liquor served in lounges and dining lounges in the area Lincoln is just west of St Cath arines Gold shown TORONTO John Evans president of the Univer sity of Toronto unveiled 112 ton display of gold Wednesday CONTINENTAL CU SI IIIII in an elegant alnmsphcrc cnjn ing the fines Ilurupcan special tics inpared to perfection IIIH list includes IIltIlt imported and domestic wines and champagnes Restnations rm UIIIIIHIIIIIII Co 269072 I50 DINING ROOM 63 Collier St to symbolize the $5 million do nated so far in the universitys fiveyear $25million fund cam paign The 124 gold bars were borrowed from the Bank of Nova Scotia and represented donatons received from 64 Ca nadian corporations Series axed HAMILTON CP George MacPherson general manager of Hamilton Place has sent let ters to past subscribers inform ing them there will be no fall su scription series this year because of uncertainties of the availability of firstrate theatrical productions Apology PLAINS Ga AP Jimmy Carter has apologized to Lady Bird Johnson for citing her late husband Lyndon Johnson as an example of US president who lied an aide to the Democratic presidential nominee said Wednesday Car ter said in an interview with Playboy magazine dont think would ever take on the same frame of mind that Richard Nixon or Johnson didlying cheating and distor tingthetruth For defence MADRID AP King Juan Carlos pointed Liberal on Wednes ay as Spains first vicepremier in move to strengthen the monarchys em battled liberalization program The king named LtGen Manuel Gutierrez Mellado to the cabinet as first vice premier in charge of defence Jams needles POINTEAPITRE Guade loupe AP An explosion deep inside La Soufriere vol IMPERIAL CINEMA cano Wednesday caused 19 minute earth tremor that jam med seismograph needles at the maximum position There were no reports of casualties Membership NEW YORK AP spokesman for New York States division of human rights said Wednesday that new legis lation allows gay couples un married couples and persons living alone to obtain family memberships in organizations orclubs Wrecks found SALVADOR Brazil AFP The wreckage of two 17thcen tury shipsone Dutch and the other Portuguesehave been found along the Brazilian coast in what navy spokesman said is one of the worlds most im portant underwater arch eological discoveries Price freeze PARIS Reuter Prime Minister Ra mond Barre an nounced We nesday an antiin flation plan which will freeze prices of all goods and services in France for the next three months There is also to be moderate increase in income taxes for middle and high wage earners and sharp increases in taxes on gasoline car licences and alcohol Study over TORONTO CP prelimi nary study by two lnstitute for Environmental Studies scien tists on 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