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Taking break Susan McLean l7 finds suitable restingplace as the lOmember cast of Eastview Collegiates productionof Charlie Brown took break Tuesday during rehearsals Susan plays the role of Snoopy The production will be performed Nov Examiner Photo Liberal critic over call to JP TORONTO iCPi Margaret Campbell Liberal justice critic in the legislature said Tuesday that MPP Ed Ziemba should not have called justice of the peace on behalf of man facing criminalcharges over picketline incident Ziemba NDP member for Toronto High ParkSwansea telephoned the justice of the peace Saturday to complain that Bran do Paris Mississauga man was being detained unnecessarily over the Thanksgiving weekend Mrs Campbell MPP for Toronto St George said Ziemba should have com plained to the attorneygenerals office rather than intervening directly with the justice of the peace That way theres terference in the justice she said Norman Sterling parliamentary assis tant to AttorneyGeneral Roy McMurtry agreed with Mrs Campbell Ziemba wants probe into police action By STEPHEN NIIILIS Of The Examiner MPP Ed Ziemba wants an investigation into police actions concerning the Radio Shack strike and he says he wants the SolicitorGeneral to end police state in Barrie Ziemba NDIlIigh ParkSwansea appeared in Barrie provincial court Tues day where he pleaded not guilty to assaulting police officer on the picket lincctl Judge John Anjo remanded Ziemba to Oct when he will appear for trial Ziemba told the court he will represent himself in his defence Outside the courtroom Ziemba told The Examiner he wants an investigation into actions by Barrie police during the strike Ziemba accused Radio Shack of con trolling Barrie police It seems to me Radio Shack is calling all the shots in Barrie said Ziemba The fact that thev are rich corpora tion doesnt give them the right to trample on peoples civil liberties Ziemba was upset when Mississauga Steelworker charged with committing mischief on the picket line was held in custody over Thanksgiving weekend KEPT IN JAIL Brando Paris was arrested by police Friday and brought before Barrie Justice of the Peace Burton Barrie police opposed bail and Paris was kept in jail un til Tuesday for bail hearing before judge Paris was released Tuesday on the pro mise he would not picket at Radio Shack inside story Approval sought council cut Simcoe County officials hope that mo tion approved in June to reduce the number of representatives on county council from 54 to 39 will be enacted during the current ses sion of provincial parliament which begins Thursday For more on the process of ap proval see the Today page Agency opening new volunteer agency has opened in Barrie dedicated to helping pregnant women have their babies regardless of their marital or economic status Secrecy and practical assistance are pledged by this new organization which calls itself Bir thright See todays Lifestyle page Rainout first For the first time in baseball history the opening game of the World Series had to be postponed because of heavy rain The opener between Baltimore Orioles and Pitt sburgh Pirates has been rescheduled for to day at 830pm Locally Barrie Flyers are protesting their loss to Georgetown Raiders last Fri day Flyers claim that Raiders used two un signed fornier professional players Central Senior Girls Basketball team lost 3221 to Banting yesterday dropping their fourth game of the season Innisdale boys vullevball teams were relatively successful with the Juniors and Midgets both Winning their matches over Bradford For stories and pictures see todays Sports pages index today lifestyle entertainment 26 mns 20 comicsxv uide 27 Radio Shack was able to persuade the police to charge Mr Paris said Ziemba But there have been five occurrences when pickets wanted to lay assault charges against police officers and not one was acted on He said the union also had evidence of three hit and run incidents where pickets were struck by cars crossing the picket line No action was taken on these charges he said think it is improper for Justice of the Peace to be sensitive only to one side said Ziemba Barrie Police Chief Earl Snider said police opposed Paris bail becau5e he had been charged with two other offences in volving actions on the picket line Ziemba said the police chief isnt the judge man is innocent until proven guilty Police played cruel joke on Paris by making him stay in jail over the holiday weekend said Ziemba RETURNED LATER In letter to SolicitorGeneral Roy McMurtry Ziemba said police came to Paris house Tuesday but were told by his wife he would not be home from work until pm They did not return until Friday when they arrested him he said Police waited all week from Monday to Friday night before arresting Brando knowing full well that they could persuade the Justice of the Peace to hold him in custody on the Thanksgiving weekend said Ziemba Baby loses ears finger TORONTO CP twoweekold baby has lost both her ears and will have finger amputated this week after being attacked by her familys dog Police said the dog Sixweekold mongrel puppy attacked Amy Anicic on Saturday morning when she rolled off couch in her familys home in Mississauga just west of Toronto Theresa Anicic who had just brought Amy home from the maternity ward had dozed off after feeding the baby and the dog came in and mauled her police said In addition to her other injuries Amy suffered cuts to the face arms and scalp Doctors at Torontos Hospital for Sick Children where the baby was in serious but stable condition Tuesday saved an eye which had also been seriously damaged The dog was taken to Mississauga pound where it is under quarantine Police said the babys father has asked that the dog be destroyed Womans body identified PETERBOROUGH Ont tCP body found in wooded area Saturday has been identified as Shelagh Olivia Skitch 25 of nearby Lindsay Inspector Bob Lewis of city police said Tuesday that the woman had been missing from the psychiatric ward of local hospital since Aug Her parents reported her missing Aug 11 The naked body was found lying on the ground Police say determining the cause of death may be difficult because of the decomposed condition of the body post mortent was conducted in Toronto on Tuesday The unmarried woman lived with her parents in Lindsay born LONDON Ont tCP 25yearold Amherstburg Ont woman gave birth to quadruplet girls Tuesday at St Joseph Hospital and all were reported in good condition Paula Meloche was moved to St Josephs about month ago because of the lack of neonatal intensive care units in Windsor where she had been under the care of Dr no direct in administration of 115th your No 232 Wednesdaych to 1979 the examner 21¢ Per Copy serving barrie and simcoe county Weve been used as bookends FLAC committee By PAUL WILSON Special to The Examiner PENETANGUISHENE meeting of the countys French Language Ad visory Committee was short one and the last one The last one that is for the six members elected at large by the francophone com munity Each of them tendered his resigna tion effective immediately decision by education minister Dr Bette Stephenson that French language high school would not be built in the area That document was the first and only item of discussion before the letters of resignation were submitted to committee chairman Dr Germain Gauthier who added his own to the pile ADDS COMMENTS Some of the comments from committee members Romeo Asselin was shocked and sur prised when heard the statement The more listened the more felt the person who had prepared it had no feelings for those she ad dressed its an insensible document andI felt insulted personally Roland Desroches Im glad didnt have to drive all the way to Toronto to hear the decision Barrie was too far to go for that in sult By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner Support personnel at Ontarios 22 communi ty colleges voted Tuesday three to one in favor of accepting contract proposal made week ago by the province Seventyfive per cent of the 4300 clerical maintenance and technical staff voted and 75 per cent of them voted to accept the twoyear pact that calls for average wage increase of some 15 per cent Though he labelled the contract offer mediocre last week Norm Harmon presi dent of the Georgian College local of the On tario Public Service Employees Union said today that the deal was equitable expected acceptance and think its fair contract he said Meanwhile the some 4000 teachers at the colleges and the Council of Regents the governing body of community colleges are still negotiating for new contract The teachers belong to the same union as support staff but form different bargaining unit THREE INCREASES The new contract calls for three separate Detections Second door on the right Last nights The move was prompted by last weeks Augustin Uesroclies feel sorry for all FrenchCanadians And feel sorry that all that money was spent on the recommenda tions that werejust discarded by Dr Stephen son feel sick The committee was created 10 years ago when Simcoe County Board of Education was formed Roland Desroches member for the entire time assessed the groups effectiveness last night Weve only been used as bookends and front for the board We were seldom consulted and when we were we were almost never listened to Theres no use in keeping something as useless as that He proposed vote of thanks to Mary ErichsenBrown board member for Coll ingwood and member of the committee as an example of some of the good English peo ple who have supported usr That won stan ding ovation from the francophone audience of some 30 The two other appointed members of the committee trustees Alvin Gravelle and Allen Fisher were not at the meeting The next manoeuvre in the fight for the French school is now underway new school board Conseil Scholaire de la Huronie has been established and is holding its first meeting tonight College support staff vote toaccept offer increases SIX per cent retroactive to Septem er 25 cents hourly during May 1980 an 32 cents per hour in January 1981 dental plan and assorted benefits totall ing about one per cent are also included At the expiry of the new pact the average wage will be $727 hourly across the province However the average at Georgian and many northern colleges will be lower Hannon said Further many clerks will be making far less than the $727 figure when the contract expires August 31 1981 Hannon said the two year contract will allow for certain portions of the pact to be tested over time to check their validity He also said key stumbling block in negotiations the contracting out of jobs and subsequent layoff of fulltime staff will either disappear as an issue or come to head during the life of the pact Hannon said the contract guarantees discussion on contracting out and layoffs but the colleges have retained the right to act as they wish on the issue Georgians local has some 110 members Dollar factor in shutdown FORT ERIE Ont CP An unstable Canadian dollar and general weakness in consumer demand for electricheating pro ducts will force Markel Electric Products Ltd to shut down its operations Dec the company announced Tuesday High import tariffs on production com ponents also contributed to Markels poor profit position the company said The 60 employees of the 43yearold plant have been invited to submit job applications to the parent company in Buffalo NY Scoville Inc of Waterbury Conn bought Markel Electric last year from the Markel family extra Lai Lai said Tuesday there was threat that she would go into premature labor so she was moved to London Mrs Meloches husband Richard 23 said he and his wife have not yet named the babies For now he is calling them and in order of birth with their respective weights at four pounds nine ounces three pounds three ounces three pounds six ounces and three pounds 14 ounces Coach shot dead SANTANDER Spain Reuter An irate parent shot and killed his sons school coach because he didnt pick the youth for the school soccer team police in this northern Spanish town reported Tuesday They said 39yearold Jose Garcia Martinez surren dered to police after killing 40yearold Mario Sanz Garcia with shotgun in the school playground Plane crash kills six PRINCE ALBERT Sask CP RCMP say all six persons aboard at Beaver aircraft owned by Great Shield Airways were killed Tuesday when the plane nosedived into wooded area about 200 kilometres north of this community spokesman says the aircraft was taking off shortly after noon when it crashed near Otter Lake Cause of the crash has not been determined and federal department of transport officials from Winnipeg were at the scene to begin investigations The names and hometowns of the five passengers and pilot were not immediately available Canadian dollar sags MONTREAL CP The Canadian dollar tumbled on world money markets Tuesday losing more than half cent against its US counterpart despite jump in bank rates designed to keep the currency from sliding The dollar opened at 8565 cents US Tuesday and continued steady slide throughout the business day to close at OTTAWA CP The Progressive Con servative government opened the Blst Parliament Tuesday by pledging to pro mote individual initiative restore con fidence in the economy and cooperate with the provinces Only few minutes after GovGen Ed Schreyer read the first throne speech prepared by Conservative government in 17 years the traditional partisan bat tles in the Commons began with the three major parties denying the five Social Credit MPs the automatic right to sit on parliamentary committees And outside the Commons Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau and Ed Broad bent New Democratic Party leader took turns insulting Prime Minister Joe Clarks policypreviewing throne speech by say ing nothing was announced to aid the economy or provide affordable energy The politicians were less scrappy when they paid tribute to John Diefenbaker former Conservative prime minister who died since the last Parliament and when they unanimously elected Liberal MP James Jerome to continue as Commons Speaker Trudeau who said his party will support some of the measures in the Conservative platform including giving the public greater access to gbveinment documents and information kicks off the eightday throne speech debate tndav wants to introduce during this session of Parliament all the measures Outlined to Senate chamber mediate challenge facing Canada today is to restore growth confidence and jobs to the Canadian economy said the speech strategy that would include better control of government spending cooperation with labor and business to encourage growth of the private sector jobcreation programs improved regional transporta tion and actions to ensure the country is selfsufficient in energy by 1990 create more jobs for youths natives and women the groups hardest hit by unemployment However unemployment insurance rules would be tightened to remove disincentives to work Carrier Home Delivery 95° Weekly qurts Throne speech rapped onenergy policy The speech was largely repetition of the policies Clark unveiled in his cross country travels during the spring election campaign Enactment of these policies would re quire at least 24 pieces of legislation Clark aides told reporters the government the blacktie crowd in the redcarpeted My ministers believe the greatest im Clark promised fivepart economic Special mention was made of plans to Arthur slams government on annexation indecision By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner Ald Alex Arthur has slammed the provin cial government saying it doesnt have the guts to legislate an annexation settlement between Barrie and Innisfil The alderman was angered when city coun cil decided to refer provincial government mediation offer back to general committee The decision followed discussion with David Rotenberg parliamentary assistant with the ministry of intergovernmental affairs General committee recommended last week to forgo mediation Its false mediation form of coer cion in which the province doesnt care about who is hurt he said As long as they can take it back to cabinet and are able to say both sides have agreed Ald Arthur told The Examiner following the session SAVE THEIR HIDES City council is prepared to sell out everything weve fought for throughout the annexation process so they can save their hides in the next election he said Certain ly politically you cant win if youre against mediation he said The alderman said the city had been given an arbitrated settlement and now may want to go back to the province for mediation The alderman said he is absolutely con vinced that general committee will reverse its decision and opt for mediation as tool to end the annexation struggle Council has proven in the past its not principled he added The session with Rotenberg was held in Damp week ahead Mother Nature appears determined to make an early winter as residents of southem Ontario face damp and dismal lweek of below average temperatures for this time of year The eno 01 he inanksgivmg weekend heralded this years first snowfall in the province with up to 18 centimetres falling in some areas and spokesman from En vironment Canadas weather office in Toronto says more of the same may be on the way 8520 The days low was 8519 and Fridays close was 8586 Markets were closed Monday for the Thanksgiving holiday The Bank of Canada announced early Tuesday that it was raising its lending rate to record 13 per cent from 1214 per cent following similar move Saturday by the US Federal Reserve Board Worlds largest plane arrives C5 Galaxy the worlds largest aircraft landed at Canadian Forces Base Shearwater near Dartmouth NS Tuesday with personnel and equipment for joint CanadianUS minesweeping exercise later this month The C5 carried one of the American minesweeping units Sea Stallion hellicopters as well as four trucks Exercise Beaversweep will involve the seeding and sweeping of hundreds of dummy mines in the approaches to Halifax harbor from Oct 22 to Nov l4 CP Photo private despite the objections of five Barrie aldermen They included aldermen Arthur Fred Ruemper Dorian Parker Gord Mills and Bill Knowles Ald Arthur suggested the meeting be held in public because council was not discussing strategy and that the provinces position should be made public Rotenberg representing the province did not agree In way you would be discussing strategy and position he told council The parliamentary assistant said it would be better to discuss the matter on an in formal basis behind closed doors The pro vince he said was not putting position for ward but was suggesting ways in which the annexation could be resolved Ald Ruemper later slammed the in camera session saying the time has come for open discussion on the matter PLO comment breakthrough OTTAWA CP Prime Minister Clarks statement that he would consider negotiating with the Palestine Liberation Organization is breakthrough and de facto recognition of the PLO says Palestinian spokesman Ab dullah Abdullah Abdullah said Tuesday the Palestine sec tion of the Arab League information centre here now wants Canada to take the next step iodays outlook calls for cloudy skies temperatures of to 10 and snow flurries already active in some parts of the pro vince weatherman Peter Coade said today Occasional rain is expected Thursday but could start out as wet snow he said and there is good possibility Barrie will see some of it The temperature will be bit warmer however Coade said ranging from 10 to 12 Friday will bring much of the same and Saturdays weather picture looks cloudy with sunny periods but also shows the possibility of snow flurries he said and cooler temperatures of to Sunday promises to be the one nice day of the upcoming weekend maybe Coade said but temperatures will be cooler yet at betweenGto Overnight lows throughout the week will range from to ms or he said Eleven seek post City officials will review applications this week for the hiring of new deputy fire chief Ken Peck assistant city administrator said Wednesday the city has received seven applications from outside Barrie and four from Barrie firefighters Barries Fire Chief Jack McAllister will review the plications and eliminate the inexperien men he said City officials expect to begin interviewing applicants next week The deputy chief position was left vacant in August by Len Mills who took job in the Fire Marshals Office in Chatham weather Cloudy with sunny periods and con tinuing cool today Occasional flur rles or showers near Lake Huron and Georgian Bay High to Low overnight to Wet snow Thurs day likely changing to rain by after noon and ending by evening High to l0 Owe