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8The Barrie Examiner Friday October 22 1976 TRUBEAII ON SEPARATISM Expresses his views to Japanese students TOKYO CP Prime Minis ter Trudeau expressed his views on Quebec se ratism Thursday to students apans oldest university where he re ceived an honorary doctorate degree Trudeau told class of about 30 students studying Canadian history at Keio University that separatism in Quebec started because of some peoples belief that they had been treated un fairly He was responding to ques tion asked by one of the stu dents Trudeau said that 10 months ago he did not perceive any real problem in the matter but that because of misunderstanding in the last six to eight months the separatist fact has been heightened The Canadian prime minister did not go into details of the Quebec separatism problem but said that if the people have feeling of inferiority in terms of the majority theyre surrounded by the job of the national government is to reas sure these people they are not endangered If the national government and the Englishspeaking ma jority in Canada become more aggressive separatism in Que bec will become real danger he said That danger recedes if the rest of the coun try becomes more tolerant and understanding Crops bill OTTAWA iCPi The Com mons gave first reading Thurs day to bill designed to provide money to farmers for crops that can be stored before being mar keted The proposed legislation was contained in the speech from the throne read last week and is the only agricultural bill ex pected in the new session of Parliament The bill is aimed primarily at farmers of cereal crops wheat and barley for exampleallt though crops such as apples or potatoes may also fall under the proposal Essentially farmers whose crops come under the jurisdic tion of marketing boards will receive some initial payment for storable crops particularly when there is surplus and the commodity is not immediately placed on the market Search off ST JOHNS Nfld CPI The search for eight missing crew members of the Dutch freighter Gabriella was sus pended Thursday due to an ime pending storm the airsea rese cuecentre saidinHalifax The spokesman said five bod ies were recovered There were two survivors All have been taken to this Newfoundland capital The ship carried crew of 15 The Gabriella arrived here under her own power Wednes day night after two crew mem bers from the container ship TransAmerica boarded her and started the engines Treasurer STRATFORD Ont CPI The Stratford Festival says it will not replace Bruce Swerdfa ger who resigned recently after 24 years as general manager Officials said Gary Thomas who joined the festival year ago has been appointed treas urer and will share some of Mr Swerdfagers reponsibilities with artistic director Robin Phillips Sends money TORONTOtCPi TheCana dian Red Cross Society said Thursday it has sent 820000 to the Friuli region of northern Italy devastated by an earth quake in May and series of tremors in September that left 64000 residents without shelter Sentenced no IN BC Rasti Kaymandi 24year old Iranian Air Force deserter surfaced in Van couver this week after living underground for three years He has applied for refugee status in Canada tCP Photol Prediction LONDON Ont CPI Wil liam uterbridge chairman of the National Parole Board said Thursday he foresees an in crease in the use of halfway houses for persons convicted of minor crimes such as theft prisoners on parole or persons on probation He told the St Leonards Society of anada that within the next decade most persons convicted of mi nor crimes probably will be placed in provinciallyfunded halfway houses instead of being sent to prison The soceity oper ates three halfwav houses hcrc Police called PARIS Ont Pv Police were called to the Liqu1d arv bonic Canada Ltd plant to help truck crossing picket line set up Thursday by members of Local 998 United Steelworkers of America spokesman for City police said The union rep resents 10 employees at the plant who are negotiating their first contract with the firm They are seeking parity with company workers in Toronto Police said the truck passed through the picket line without incident Paris is 10 miles nor thwest of Brantford Two killed BRITT Ont iPi Two To ronto men were killed Ihur sday after their car was in collision with transport truck on Highway 69 about 10 miles north of here Dead are Milivoj Sinkic 32 and Ivor Kucevick 40 The truck driver and oc cupants of another car involved in the accident were not III jured Britt is about 30 miles south of Sudbury Tests held TORONTO IPI The On tario Fire Marshals office is conducting burn tests on mate rials iii the seats walls and ceilings of Toronto subway cars in its investigation of the $25 million fire that closed sec tion of the eastwest subway line last week An official of the fire marshals office said seats and bits of ceiling and walls will be burned in the tests during the next three weeks He said the investigation has shown the fire was set in one of the seats Inco action THOMPSON Man CP Inco Ltd has launched action against the United Steelworkers of America to recover losses from the Oct 14 day of protest against federal wage and price controls The company also has issued written reprimands against 13 employees for participating in picketline activities An Inco spokesman said grievance has been filed again st the 2800member Steelworkers Local 6166 alleging violation of the no strike provision of the com panyunion contract The grievance does not state the amount the company seeks to recover Production was halted at mine and smelter op erations in this northern Mani toba city when picket lines were set up The company spokesman said no employees were suspen ded More charges LONDON nt tCP Pros vincial police officers sur veying southwestern Ontario highways from aircraft charged 4916 drivers with various offences this year 20 percent increase over last year police spokesman said Sgt John Lightfoot said in an interview there were 4100 charges in 1975 He said planes and pilots are rented from the London Flying lub Sgt Lightfoot said officers radio descriptions of offending vehicles to cruisers which purv sue the cars The operation is coordinated from OPP offices inlondon About 4750 persons were charged with speeding this year he said Ontario highways have been patrolled by aircraft for 12 years Necessary WINDSOR nt Ilt 303vpercent increase approved this week by Ontario Hydro was necessary to keep the corpo ration in financially stable pt sition George urrie Hydro general manager of regions and marketing said Thursday Mr Currie told delegates to the annual meeting of the Our tario Municipal Electric Association that the increase lll hydro rates was required to raise revenues to enable the corporation to continur borrowmg money for ex pansion The increase still must be ap proved by the Ontario cabinet Jobs plan OTTAWA lt Manpower Minister Bud ullen announced Thursday that the government plans to introduce four Job creation programs costing $350 million The major program anada Works will cost $200 million and is intended to generate 61 000 jobs The other three arc aimed at relieving student sum mer unemployment The emphasis would be on doing something of solid com munity value such as fire pre vention programs or environ mental improvement Mr ul len told the ommons Another program Young anada Works will cost $210 million to generate about 21000 Jobs It is designed to sup plement anada Works year round program aimed primarily at regions suffering the highest unemployment Another $10 million will be spent on Summer Job orps mostly outdoor jobs sponsored by various government agen cies Former minister Bryce Mackasey attacked Quebec separatism federal ca It is ATTACKS SEPARATISM binet as well as Quebec Official Language Act Thursday Photo night during speech in Mon treals westend Iorval ttfP reduced CHATHAM Ont CP About 2000 employees of Union Gas Ltd in southwestern On tario have had wage increase reduced by the federal antiin flation board About 1100 workers mem bers of the Canadian Oil Chem ical and Atomic Workers Union and the Canadian Chemical Workers Union and another 900 nonunion em ployees received news of the cut Wednesday David Pretty international representative for the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union said Thursday the reduction reduces 1337per cent increase in the first year to 91 per cent and an 113percent increase in the second year to eight per cent AMINO may at no What power shortage There has always been lots of electricity available in Ontario For many years all the electricity required could be gen erated by falling water alone But as the demand for elec tricity grew and all hydraulic sites were developed increasing reliance had to be placed on coal oil gas and recently uranium These resources are not unlimited and must be conserved Increasing population increasing industry and com merce increasing use of electrical processes and applications all keep the demand for electricity growing steadily at about year This cant continue As well as the need to con serve resources keeping pace with the present rate of demand is also far too costly Construction costs are up fuel costs are escalating and the supply of money is limited By 1979 the demand during periods of heavy consumption could well be greater than the generating capacity And theres the problem Shortages ahead if something isnt done now to reduce the rate of growth in the consumption of electricity And thats where your help is needed lot of electricity can be saved by simply eliminat ing waste Just look around you at home and at work Are all those lights necessary Does the thermostat have to be set so high Are you using machines and appliances efficiently Ask your Hydro for copy of the booklet The wise use of electricity Its full of electricity saving ideas Support Energy SUDBURY Ont tCPi Ho conservation eek ger McMahon 20 of Sudbury was sentenced in Ontario Su ct 31NOV preme Court on Thursday to eight months in jail for dan gerous driving in connection with fatal accident April 18 Beatrice Schouinerd 41 of Dowling Ont died in the crash in which her husband Roland 44 was seriously injured Mc Mahon also was sentenced to 30 days concurrent on conviction of failing to remain at the scene of another accident His drivers licence was suspended fortwoyears Shutdown PEMBROKE Ont CPJ HomeCo Industries manufac turer of mobile homes an nounced Thursday it will shut down its Pembroke plant and lay off 125 of its 133 workers spokesman for the company said the shutdown would be ef fective immediately He added that production could resume in the spring if market and eco nomic conditions warrant Ten members of the staff would re main to maintain the plant and offices Pembroke is 110 miles northwest of Ottawa PROCLAMATION DORIAN PARKER MAYOR of the CITY OF BARRIE do hereby proclaim the week of OCTOBER 24th to OCTOBER 30th l976 as LIONS WEEK in the CITY OF BARRIE and call upon all citizens to take note of this special observance We wish the Barrie Lions Club the very best of suc cess for this special week and extend congratulations to them as they celebrate their 45th Anniversary of service very dedicated and worthwhile service to our community Mm Dorian Parker Mayor September 30th I976 AMA4AAAAAAAAM444 Conserve energy The future depends on it