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Vlt inside WEAVER TANNER Bucs win fifth game The Pittsburgh Pirates kept their hopes of winning the World Series alive with 71 Victory in game five yesterday The Baltimore Orioles still lead the series three games to two Game six goes tomorrow in Baltimore Barrie resident Bep Guidolin is idle this year after long career as coach in hockey Guidolin discussed his career and thoughts on hockey with Examiner sports editor Tony Panacci See Sports pages Trying his hand digging experience King Tut wasnt the only famous Pharoah in his family His fatherinlaw Akhenaten reigned over what Kenneth Clark called the cult of the beautiful women Two Bar rie residents Gerry and Trudy Allaby were memtbtlarst of an international crew that spen as summer in di the temple of this 14th centugplicgghnaéoah him to Todays Lifestyle page for the story Dinosaur park explored Two Toronto landowners have come up with an innovative idea to fill an eightacre parcel of land in Wasaga Beach Dinosaur Park The project to cost halfa million dollars is expected to open next summer In the Today page The Examiner takes close look at the proposal index today lifestyle entertainment 890m comicsw guide classified 13 in Mayor Ross Archer had the chance to conduct something other than council meeting Saturday afternoon when he took up the baton and led the Huronia Symphony Orchestra at free concert in Bayfield Mall Examiner Photo weekend deaths Five persons killed in plane crash near Fort McMurray Alta were among at least 41 persons who died accidentally in Canada during the weekend survey by The Canadian Press from pm Friday until midnight Sunday night local times showed 26 traffic fatalities two drownings three ire deaths seven persons killed in plane crashes one accidental shooting one person killed when car fell from jack and one person who died of asphyxiation Actor injured Actor Frank Bonner who plays sales manager Herb Tarlek on CBSTVs WKRP in Cincinnati was in stable condition today after parachute accident in the desert 80 kilometres northeast of Los Angeles AP Laserphoto Study within month The study on site selection for propos ed new airport in Barrie should be wrapped up within month says Gerry Tamblyn ci tv administrator The study is look at four sites which have been considered feasible by the airport advisory committee Two of the sites were located in Oro and the other two are situated in Vespra Township City council has not as yet officially en dorsed the idea of new airport Fire sweeps barn weekend fire in Pics Township destroyed barn killing four pigs and caus ing 5102000 damage Dick Columbus ElmvaleFlos fire chief said today the fire was reported at 10 pm by neighbor of Wallace Greenlaw the owner When firefighters arrived the building was engulfed in flames Chief Columbus said the livestock was rescued except for three sows and one boar Firefighters stayed until 1030 pm at the farm located on Flos Concession Road about km southeast of Elmvale Chief Columbus said the cause of the fire county wide Rush for gold bars TORONTO CP Gold bars watches and even $1340 worth of goldfilled teeth traded over the counters at Simpsons on Saturday as hundreds cashed in on modernday gold rush Since Simpsons rented space in its dOWntown store for week to Michael Levy of Vancouverbased EMCO Coin and Stamp Ltd and to Charlton International In vestments of Toronto trading has been brisk One couple arrived at the appraisal counter with box containing more than 10 ounces of goldcapped teeth and dental bridges The new boom has been sparked by near record gold prices Gold closed Friday at $395 US an ounce $46307 in Canadian funds More than 800 people waited up to 22 hours for an appraisal Saturday on gold and other treasures Charged with murders THUNDER BAY Ont CP Lakehead University student sought in the murder of three people in Thunder Bay on CIhiday was arrested Sunday in Long Beach alif Steven Brent Vanier 20 is being held by Long Beach police pending extradition pro ceedings Wants land settlement WHITEHORSE Yukon iCP The basis for Yukon native land claims agreement could be worked out within eight months if the federal government would get its bargaining act together says the Council for Yukon Indians But the major hurdle is call by leaders of the territorys 6000 native people for constitutional guarantees along with money and land as part of the settlement Without an agreement the Indian council has vowed to fight both pipeline con struction and move by the Yukon toward provincial status is unknown but there will not be an in vestigation Response overwhelming Barries response to aid to Dominican Republic flood victims has been over whelming says Ken Firth manager of the Woolworths store in downtown Barrie Donations have been accepted for the last two weeks at the downtown store and all donations were being loaded on the trucks this morning Firth said today large quantity of clothing pots pans bedding and some food had been donated by Barrie residents The goods will be trucked to Toronto sent by rail to Montreal and shipped out from there to the republic Firth sai Firth said he wanted to thank both the downtown and Huronia rotary club for its support and to all citizens who participated in the terrific response weather Variable cloudiness with isolated showers little warmer Highs today to l3 Outlook cloudy with chance of showers Corhe home to The Examiner Call 7266537 for home deliv By STEPHEN NICHOLIS Of The Examiner public inqui into matters concerning the Barrie of police commissioners was adjourned this morning after lawyer for the boards chairman questioned the jurisdiction of the proceeding Richard Clarke representing Eldon Greer questioned the jurisdiction of the On tario Police Commission to investigate con flict of interest allegations involving his client Those matters he suggested fall under the Municipal Conflict of Interests Act not the Ontario Police Act Clarke said he applied to the Supreme Court to have hearing on the matter He said the Supreme Court should decide if the Ontario Police Commission inquiry has that jurisdiction Clarke said he hopes to arrange Supreme Court hearing for the first week of November SEVERAL MONTHS Brian Johnston counsel to the commis sion said it may take several months before the Supreme Court justices make their rul ing Ald Gard Mills called the request delaying tactic Ald Mills said lawyer told him the delay could take three months to three years Clarke told The Examiner the ruling could take several months but commenting on Ald Mills remark he said hope it wouldnt take that long 115111 your No 238 Monday Oct 15 1979 the examiner lan 20¢ Per Copy Comission inquiry adjourned The chairman of the inquiry told lawyers the inquiry would resume again five days after the ruling Six Barrie aldermen asked for the inquiry after Ald Mills raised concerns about the Barrie police board Ald Mills questioned matters involving Greer and his connection with local alarm company operated by his son That com pany Georgian Protection Services Ltd operates burglar alarms at the city police station Ald Mills and Ald Dorian Parker who attended the inquiry today expressed sur prise and dissatisfaction at the delay ADVISED T0 WITHDRAW Council voted last ring to take conflict of interest allegations fore county judge but the action was withdrawn at the advice of the city solicitor said Ald Mills Council was told that action was inap propriate Six aldermen then decided to petition the minister of intergovernmental affairs Ald Mills said the citys lawyer muddl ed the situation Mayor Ross Archer also at todays in quiry said the lawyers opinion was ver bal and without consultation Paul Hermiston lawyer representing the Barrie board said either action might be challenged There were two routes and the city solicitor gave the best advice at the time said Hermiston serving barrie and simcoe county Carrier Home Delivery 95c Weekly Report recommends giving PetraCan up to Canadians TORONTO CP The federal govem ment has been urged to return most of the highlyprofitable assets of PetroCanada to private hands by giving free shares to all Canadians The recommendation made by Prime Minister Clarks advisory committee on the stateowned oil agency was disclosed Sunday by New Democratic Party Leader Ed Broad bent who had obtained copy of the commit tees report in advance Modelled on British Columbias giveaway of shares in its conglomerate of tamer Crown corporations the plan due for release today also urges the creation of govern ment agency that would assume all Petra Canadas debts and retain all responsibility for negotiating oil agreements with other countries The new agency also would promote research and development and advise the minister of energy mines and resources Treasury Board President Sinclair Stevens said in an interview Canadians would get about $100 worth of free shares under the new plan Broadbent was quick to attack the plan saying it amounted to keeping Petra Canadas moneylosing parts but selling off the prof itmaking assets The meaning of this is that the govern ment will destroy PetroCanada which most Canadians want to keep Broadbent said of the plan given him in brown envelope Broadbent told 250 Ontario New Democrats the report is deceptive quackery and amounts to socializing the debt and privatiz ing the profits Under the giveaway plan ownership of in itial shares would be restricted to Canadians and the shares could not be traded for six months However once trading of the shares begins individuals would be allowed to accumulate up to one per cent of the stock with institu tional investors allowed up to two per cent The committee also urged that Petro Canada keep twothirds of the agencys 48 percent ownership of Panarctip Oils Ltd an exploration consortium formed with 29 private companies Ziemba claims strike dividing comunt By RICHARD THOMAS Of The Examiner Radio Shack has no right to divide com munity the way it is dividing Barrie pitting neighbor against neighbor MPP Ed Ziemba éNDPHigh ParkSwansea said here Mon ay Ziemba said the strike now in its ninth week has created ill feelings between members of the United Steel Workers Union of America who are picketing the plant and workers who are crossing the picket line and as result friends are no longer socializing It saddens me to see the community divid ed this way and the people of Barrie will learn that these scars will last lifetime and even their children will be ashamed of them Ziemba who appeared on the picket line early Monday morning despite his arrest two weeks ago for allegedly assaulting Barrie police officer said he will continue to appear in Barrie until the strike is resolved These workers need all the help they can get and will be back here regularly It is my duty to be here to give moral support CONTINUE INTEREST He said the NDP as the political arm of the trade union movement would continue to take keen interest in the issue as the workers could not expect much sympathy from the old line parties You wont find any Liberals or Pro gressive Conservatives on this picket line he said Ziemba said the NDP will this week raise in the Ontario Legislature several issues which have marked the Radio Shack strike ED ZIEMBA on picket line The MPPVsaid there have been three such incidents of scabs breaking through the picket line at Radio Shack Ziemba who has already made one court appearance in Barrie because of his alleged assault charge is scheduled to make another appearance there Oct 31 The NDP he said will continue to press the conservative government in Ontario to bring in the same amendment to the Labor Act followed by the provinces of Quebec and British Columbia which guarantee first contract Liberals concerned party but of touch with voters WINNIPEG CP Federal Liberals com plained at weekend meeting their party is losing touch with the mood of the electorate and wont get back in government unless policy overhaul can restore the confidence in voters particularly in Western Canada An unofficial athering of about 150 reform oriented Libera including academics and sprinkling of MPs former cabinet ministers and defeated candidates con cluded the party hierarchy has gotten out of touch with the membership and lost sight of matters that concern the average voter They said that if the rty is to avoid repetition of the May 22 efeat at the polls it will have to begin long process of reap praisal of party policies At times we were not totally sensitive to the moods that were developing in the coun try said JeanLue Pepin former Trudeau cabinet minister reelected in Ottawa Carleton on May 22 after several years out of politics TRUDEAL NOT INVITED Despite speculation the meeting would raise questions about new leader for the party direct criticism of Pierre Trudeau never surfaced Trudeau and most senior members of his former cabinet were not in vited to the meeting But in two days of workshops partiCipants said the former Liberal cabinet had become isolated from the party and the electorate The party hierarchy and key Trudeau ad visors had stifled party participation in deci sions The party was drifting without solid economic policies hilas IL 20 gt Im rich Im rich Ive found gold MONTREAL CP fourday manhunt for two brothers wanted here on murder charges ended in New York state Sunday night when one died in shootout with US border patrolman and the second gave up four hours later Lieut James McCarthy of the state police identified the dead man as 26year old Pierre Renaud He said Renauds brother 28year old Michel was arraigned early to day on charge of first degree attempted murder McCarthy said the patrolman 32year old Myron Merchant is in hospital in serious but stable condition after emergency surgery Merchant was shot in the stomach McCarthy was uncertain how soon Quebec police might be able to bring Renaud back to Montreal where with his brother he is charged with killing Mon treal policeman last February after suburban home was robbed of $100000 in jewels McCarthy said Renaud could have to await the outcome of his trial in New York It could be the rest of his natural life dontknow McCarthy said Merchant working alone spotted the Renauds walking along road in Mooers township near the border crossing at Champlain NY at 1030 pm EDT and gave chase when they fled into the woods Merchant was shot shortly after and then Murder escapee dies in border shootout PIERRE RENAUD shot to death retumea the fire McCarthy said About 50 policemen cordoned off the area and the re maining Renaud gave himself up without incident early today Barrie rejects Sewell bid for property tax reforms By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner Toronto Mayor John Sewell was out for sup port from 14 other Southern Ontario cities in cluding Barrie but he didnt get it The subject was property taxes at meeting of Southern Ontario mayors in Kit chener Friday Invited from Barrie the smallest city represented was Mayor Ross Archer and Gerry Tamblyn city ad ministrator Sewell wanted property taxes reform Tamblyn told The Examiner today The residential mill rate is now tied by legislation at 15 per cent less than the com mercial and industrial rate Tamblyn said Sewell wants councils though to be able to set aside different mill rates for different classes of housing Tamblyn said It would be used as social tool he said If some residents were poorer for example their mill rate could be consequently lowered saidthe city administrator However other mayors in attendance saw problem with the setup he said If the mill rate was lowered in some areas it would likely have to be made up in others he said In addition municipalities could take ad vantage of the amendment and draw in dustries by lowering industrial mill rates as wellhesaid There were no recommendations made however and further meeting on the matter Frozen Zone back to life NEW YORK AP Life in fourblock frozen zone in midtown Manhattan has returned to normal after Cuban President Fidel Castro left the city under the cover of darkness Barricades were removed Sunday in the area around Cubas mission to the United Na tions after Castro made hasty departure Hundreds of lawenforcement officers had kept an armed vigil during the Cuban leaders threeday visit Castros Russianmade llyushinGZ jet Look if from Kennedy International Airport before dawn Sunday and federal officials later said it landed safely in Havana During the 77hour visit the leader of the worlds 95 nonaligned states was guarded continuously by teams of Secret Service agents and police on foot in cars helicopters and on horseback as he lodged the mission has been set for the weekend of Jan 1112 in Ottawa Many groups are reluctant to join the group Tamblyn said house it is expensive tojoin primarily in terms of travel number of mayors refused to attend an earlier meeting at Quebec City this year some questioning the power that such group really has Nonconfidence vote expected OTTAWA CP The minority Pro gressive Conservative government which emerged unscathed from its first challenge in the Commons last week faces tougher test tonight when MPs vote on Liberal non confidence motion over Tory plans for Petro Canada The vote will be among the highlights of week that will include introduction of the muchheralded government bill on freedom of information Dies in Mexico Chad Green the leukemiastricken threeyearold Massachusetts boy whose parents defied court order and took him to Mexico for treat ment with the banned substance Laetrile has died AP Laserphoto