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EXAMINER TELEPHONES 7266539 778 2414 7266537 Circulotuon Classified Advertising All Other Departments 112th YearNo 252 gta Beneath this mass of leaves lies Dallis Irwin 10 of 255 Dunlop St Apt His There arent enough neigh borhood parks in Barrie says Gary Stoner director of parks and recreation So he suggests the city use the existing fields in parks for morethanonesport His first concern is River wood Park in the Riverwood Farms subidvision north of Cundles Road Mr Stoner wants to combine the exsiting soccer pitch with baseball diamond We have limited space in the city he said We cant af ford to have only singleuse fields in our neighborhood parks The director told the public works committee this week he has not contacted minor soccer organizations about the change friends Paul Archam bault 12 and brother Steven 255 Dunlop St Apt 24 know what their answer will be he said indicating he expects negative result Im meeting all the soccer people tonight and can bring it up then The public works committee decided to wait until Mr Stoner has discussed the change with the soccer people The item will be on the committees regular agenda Monday Mr Stoner said the reason for the change is that the residents of Riyerwood Farms subidvi sion who fought against the soccer pitch have raised money for baseball backstop Rather than discourage the people he said the recreation department wants to develop second use for the park He said only part of the soccer pitch will be affected DALLAS IS HERE SOMEWHERE have just finished covering him The three youngsters were taking advantage of Several uses urged for city sport fields Weve got to have multi purpose fields in this city he said In letter to the city Ron Vellinga oftl Heather asked for permission to install softball backstop in the park We in the subdivision have raised total of $830 to pay for the material and labor he said We are applying for some money from Wintario to help with benches etc for the future Mr Velinga said he realizes the diamond will overlap the soccer pitch but the residents feel that two to three nights week would be sufficient for our baseball needs Mr Stoner said the use of the park would be coordinated by his department Barrie firm among 96 told to wipe out excess revenues Barrie manufacturing firm is among 96 companies directed by the federal antiinflation board to wipe out excess revenues earned during the early months of wage and price controls Hill Refrigeration Ltd will be required to wipe out profits in excess of limits imposed under the yearold control pro gram Board officials said Wed nesday the 96 firms do not stand accused of any sinister attempt to gouge consumers Excess profits resulted from variety of factors including sales volumes in excess of forecasts Firms involved will be re quired to defer price increases or cut current prices to wipe out surplus profits Failure to com ply would lead to investigation by the board All firms named have agreed to comply with board re quirements officials said CAPSULE NE WS Green light for guerrillas BEIRLT tAPt Leftist Beirut newspapers reported today that the Syrian government has given the green light to Palesti nian guerrillas to move reinforcements into southern areas bordering Israel No execution for four PEKING AFPI Chinese official said today that the gang of four including Mao Tsetungs widow Chiang Thing would not be executed but he added that there is no question of their being politically reeducated 1500 gangsters seized TOKYO Reuteri Police said today they seized more than 1500 gangsters in nationwide raids on homes and offices on suspicion of intimidation gambling violation of firearm and weaponcontrol laws and other crimes Conference postponed GENEVA tlteuter The opening of todays Geneva con ference on the future of Rhodesia was postponed for two hours because various delegations have experienced technical dif ficulties British spokesman said Pound continues fall LONDON tReuteri The pound continued its fall on foreignexchange markets today depressed by row between Prime Minister James Callaghan and Labor party left wingers opposed to further cuts in public spending Interpol HQ bombed PARIS Reuteri bomb damaged the headquarters of the international police organization Interpol today and group of Spanish deportees claimed responsibility for the blast No one was hurt police said Gold prices up LONDON Reuteri Gold prices rose sharply on the London bullion market today boosted by the strong demand at the fourth International Monetary Fund IMF auction Wednesday amieson Gromyko meet MOSCOW CP External Affairs Minister Don Jamieson meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko today as mixed commission continues to seek ways of expanding Soviet Canadian trade Heckler vicepresident and general manager of the Barrie plant said today he has received no notification of the boardsaction Hill Refrigeration was one of 36 firms named whose excess revenues were under 510000 each The exact amount was not given Heading the list of 96 was General Foods Ltd of Toronto which reported excess revenues of $137 million in the first five andahalf months of the re straint program Total excess revenue earned by the 96 firms was $9 million This compares to $270 million in wage increases rolled back by the board but officials said the two figures cannot validly becompared All companies subject to con trols have set their prices in ac cordance with guidelines of ficials said and some have quietly dropped proposed price hikes because of restraints Board officials said they ob tained permission from all 96 firms to release their names to the public Is named fire chief Charley Horton was officially named Innisfil Township Fire Chief at council meeting Wednesday Chief Horton has been filling the position since Ron Crone died in August Chief Horton joined the force as volunteer in 1968 For the past three years he has been on fulltime as deputy chief Rod Black who was volunteer has been named deputy chief Both Chief Horton and Depue ty Chief Black have attended the Ontario Fire College in Gravenhurst The Barrie Examiner huge pile of leaves on Perry Street Wednesday afternoon Examiner Photo hawks Barrie Ontario Canada Ihurrsdqy Oct 28 I976 Che Titanic Examiner 15 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery85 Weekly iPoges NB HOSTA GETAKING DRAMA Prison off1c1als resume negotiations DORCHESTER NB OF Officials at the maximumse curity penitentiary resumed ne gotiations early today with four prisoners holding two hostages Talks had broken off for the night several hours earlier Tom Epp assistant peniten tiary director told reporters that prisoner John Threinen convicted in October 1975 of killing four children in Saskatoon is one of the hos tages The other is prison guard John Gabriel who was taking the prisoners to recreation area Wednesday afternoon when he was abducted by three prisoners wielding kitchen utensil thought to bea knife HySIIIZHA McGOVERN Examiner Staff Reporter Family life or sex education is too sensitive an issue to be in troduced to Grade and students in haste Simcoe foun ty public school trUStees decided Wednesday night After lengthy discussion and an 118 vote trustees decided to approve the concept of family life education but the program Learning to Be Human will not be introduced until it has been approved by the curriculum steering coin mittee principals teachers parents and then referred back to the moral education commit Some objections on controls Today was the last chance civ ty residents had to object to more development controls by city council And the city clciks office has received number of strongobjcctions The reason is Bylaw 7010 which was passed by council July 26 1970 It is an emciidmciit to the ci tys zoning bylaw to include Section 33 at of the Ontario PlanningAct It will provide stronger development controls in Barrie Section 33 gives the mu nicipal government the authori ty to ask for site plans before any building permits are given out by the building department Even if the property is pro perly zoned to permit the new development The city will be able to con trol removal of snow from driveways offstreet parking requirements conveyance to the city without cost of easements floodlighting walls fences hedges and gradingchanges The bylaw states that no development or rttltvtltipllltlll of land or buildings shall take place in the city where as con ditioii of development or redevelopment of any land or buildings the council prohibits or requires the provision maintenance and use of the facilities and matters This is for all industrial com mercial and residential zoned property The Greater Barrie hamber of ommercc is objecting for number of reasons to the bylaw and its controls The chamber says the bylaw gives council wide powers to allow developments or disallow it anywhere in the city but does not set any guidelines on how the powers are used The ensuing uncertainty and lack of at least some uniform standards will hinder the orderly development of the city industrially and commerv cially the chamber said in press release The chamber alsoclaims bylaw 107 is not needed ior orderly development in the 11 the bylaw purports to allow council to control any features in Section 35 tat and the bylaw is vague and will promote uncertainty of development defeating the intent of Section at Damage in area fire estimated at $20 000 Innisfil Fire Chief Charley Horton estimates damage at $20000 in house fire Wed nesday morning The fire gutted the living room and bedroom of house belonging to Dennis Drury at 214 Highland Cres in Minets Point The rest of the house suf fered smoke and water da mage and hief Horton ex pects it will have to be totally redone The fire started in the living room and spread through the ceiling to the bedroom above No cause has yet been deter mined The department an swered the call at 727 am and had the fire out by 1130 There were no injuries There was only one person in the house at the time Urges change in AIB rules TORONTO CP The vice chairman of the antiinflation board said Wednesday that the boards rules should be changed because they discourage in creased efficiency and produc tivity Jack Biddell said the rules discourage improvement and efficiency because allowable profits are related to specified period and cir cumstances change in business BELIE VED MURDERSUICIDE killed in Brampton BRAMPTON CP Three personsa woman and tw0 menwere killed Wednesday in shooting incident in residential area of this city in what appears to be an apparent murdersuicide The woman and one of the men were found shot with highcalibre rifle in the living room of semidetached home The other man was found shot on the doorstep of home next door Staff Insp Des Roland of the Peel regional police said no sus pects are being sought He said the man and woman living in the house were not married neighbor said the gunman who apparently com mitted suicide later was the dead womans estranged hus band Staff Insp Roland said an ar med man arrived by car about 330 at the home where the man and woman were living The gunman entered the Rouse shot the woman and wounded the man with her The wounded man ran from the house to the doorstep of the home next door apparently in an attempt to get hel But the gunman ollowed an shot the wounded man second time killing him No one was home at the house next door Glass in window beside the front door was broken when the wounded man attempted to break into the house Staff Insp Roland said The two hostages are re ported to be shackled but in good condition Mr Epp said there have been the standard threats against them such as removal of fin gers if authorities do not coop erate He said officials refused de manded for keys to five other cells in the segregation block MET OTHER DEMANDS They agreed to demands for better recreation facilities an investigation into medical facilities an inquiry into the concept of segregating prisoners from other criminals and the transfer of participants in the hostagetaking to other institutions Officials rejected demand that the participants not be seg regated when they are trans ferred Mr Epp said John Steeves CBC Mon cton NB reporter requested by the prisoners to join the ne gotiations said today the pris oners do not trust officials and want ironclad guarantees their demands will be met The prisoners also asked for the tranquillizer Seconal but prison officials gave them Va lium Mr Epp identified the four hostagetakers as Jim Tibliets 31 transferred here recently after disturbance at the penitentiary at Prince Albert Sask and serving seven years for armed robbery Terrance Marriotte 27 Matthew Mac Donald and Raymone Stanley Noftle Marriotte MacDonald and Noftle are believed to be from the Maritimes THREINEN IN DANGER The assistant prison director said Threinen was in the segre gation area for dangerous pris oners for his own safety We had him in protection but he wasnt the kind of person who fitted in there he said The lotyearold prison near the New BrunswickNova Scotia border has section where sex offenders such as Threinen and other unpopular Sex edu ca 11 on issue further study planned Trustees attended special meeting last Wednesday to study the program and looked at it again during principal trustee conference last weekend at Geneva Park motion was introduced call ing for the implementation of the program Principals teachers and parents would discuss the program before it was actually introduced in schools However Frank lrothcro of Tottenham said the board was proceeding with an un reasonable amount of haste and introduced an amendment requiring the program to be further studied before im plimented He said parents do not con sider introduction of the family life program the same way as they do the introduction of other courses The program deals with very contentious issues he said EXPRESS CONCERN Several other trustees ex pressed concern over the need for further study and the amendment was carried on the 118 vote However some trustees in cluding Dr Bill Ives of Stayner stressed the importance of in troducing the program As physician Dr Ives said he spends great deal of his MEET FONZIE AND PALS Mike Johnstone 13 gives the thumbs up okay sign to four Grade classmates Laura Johnston 13 Rick Snow 13 Kim ltliscampbell 111 and Sharon rowc 12 The John McGee 13 and T00 Fenske 13 two Grade students at Allandale Heights Public School on Bayview Drive got in the spirit of 50s day Wednesday Thfi purpose of students were discussing the 50s dance scheduled after school which included spot dances ltonzie look alike contest aiid hotdog eating contest The students the day was to allow the older students chance to dressup as Halloween draws near Younger children at the school had their Hallo ween costumes Examiner Photo go to Allandale Heights Public School on Bayview Drive The 50s was held for students in Grades and at the school Examiner Photo Snow blamed in accidents Snow Wednesday evening in Barrie caused rash of minor accidents City Police report five minor accidents all without injuries and area Ontario Provincial Police say there were seven minor accidents The snow was restricted to the immediate Barrie area Midland OPP say there was on ly small amount of snow in that area Alliston and Stayner report some snow but not enough to cause serious driving problems In Wasaga Beach and Tollingwood the snow was enough to cause icy sideroads but there were no accidents Up to an inch of snow fell in Barrie children die in blaze MANITOWANING Ont CP Four children between the ages of eight months and four years were killed Wednesday in fire in their parents house near this Manitoulin Island community 60 miles southwest ofSudbury Dead are eightmonthold Albert Neil Nanitowabi his brother Christopher and sisters Cynthia and Anita Police said the childrens parents escaped from the house but were unable to rescue the children post mortem will be con ducted today in Suibury prisoners are kept for their own protection Mr Epp said prison guard Gabriel 25 of Springhill NS was grabbed in corridor out side the segregation area as he and three other guards were taking the men out to recrea tion area The kitchen utensil was held to his throat The other guards were told to leave and Gabriel who was carrying keys was ordered to unlock several other cells James Letcher Moncton lawyer acting as mediator be tween the prisoners and Steeves went into the segrega tion area at am today to dis cuss demands and relay them to prison officials time teaching people the various points covered in the program He noted that arents may opt to have their ildren taken out of the program but said some of the parents he has talked to want retroactive op tingin Wendy MacKenzie of Elm vale said most of topics under the program are already being taught sporadically throughout the county and the program would provide uniformity When questions come up she said teachers will be able to re ly on resource material rather than personal opinion The discussion lasted longer than the board normally spends on any one issue and included comments from some infre quently heardfrom trustees There was some confusion as to which motion meant what and trustees also had to take straw vote to decide if the separate school representatives could vote on the issue The two separate school trustees Joe Whelan and Gilbert Lesperance are only eligible to vote on secondary school matters or items that ef fect the entire board Trustees decided that while the existing program is being introduced to Grades and the matter of family life educa tion effects the whole school system Mr Whelan voted Mr Lesperance abstained Surplus seen in budget The Simcoe County Board of Educations controversial $63 million 1976 operating budget is expected to end with $145000 sur lus this year surplus will be used to reduce taxes in 1977 The 1975 surplus was $13730 The major protion of the surplus $71000 comes from the secondary school panel where teacher salaries did not climb as high as originally forecast The board also reduced ad ministrative costs through staff reductions and encoura ing staff to take extra holi ays without pay during the sum mer The board will however ex ceed its budgeted amounts for noon hour supervision interest payment on loans and capital expenditures sanitary sewer installation at Banting Me morial high school Alliston The surplus is combination of $89500 decrease in expen ditures and $56000 increase in revenue received Team releases defenceman Barrie Flyers of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League announced today that they have released defencema Blake Ball Ball 38 is now free ent He was given straight re ease after the Flyers practice Wednesday The reason was that the clubs sixdefencemen system wasnt working out said general manager Steve Cripps The Plyers also announced that they have affiliated with the 0m Flyers firstyear en try in the Georgian Bay In termediate Hockey League new face practicing with the Flyers Wednesday was John Cook who was released as free agent earlier this week by the Cambridge Hornets The centreman played last year for Mohawk Valley of the North American Hockey iveague