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Unfriendly greti for princess man who identified himself as Michael Jones holds pig as demonstrators milled around outside the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco Monday Demonstrators were protesting an alleged remark reportedly made by Britains Princess Margaret She is currently in San Francisco on fiveday visit AP Photo Plans claiming record for CN Tower climb By RICHARD THOMAS Of The Examiner Barrie man who climbed the steps to the Tower in Toronto 12 times Satur day intends to stake his claim for worlds record as soon as he can get of fieials at the tower to verify his per formance in writing Robert lezequel 2H owner of Robeitos Pizzeria told The Examiner Monday he intends to submit his feat of climbing to the Guinness Book of Records as soon as it is confirmed by officials who witnessed it Iezequel was one of more than 1000 pee ple who paid $3 climb Saturday to take part in the timed Ways Walk to the Top He said he completed the 12 climbs in exactly eight hours starting at 010 am and finishing at TV 10 pm If had been little faster could have climbed it 13 times but couldnt buy ticket after pm Iechuel said ItllNEl FRIEND He said John Lawford of Angus friend of fiis had also climbed the lowers 1760 steps 12 times Saturday but beat him by about eight minutes The 25vearold Lawford however rais ed about $500 in pledges for the Barrie and District United Way through his et forts spokesman with the organization said Monday Jezequcl said the two of them had first climbed the tower last year when both of them made it to the top four times and finished in lie After the first climb we thought there was nothing to it so we did it four times that day Last years txrformance was also record Jezequel said and the two friends went back this year to defend their title But this time it was every man for himself lezequcl said at the beginning it took him about 23 minutes to make the climb up to the towers observation deck iabout 1150 feet but towards the end he started slowing up and was completing the climb in about 32 minutes ERIUUK OTHERS He said during the walks to the top he overtook several other climbers who had earlier rushed past him but were forced to stop fora rest inside story Women making strides Despite many problems of sexual stereotyping both on the part of male employers and female staff themselves the unioniiing of women in the work force is making strides Todays Lifestyle page looks at the growth of the union as part of the omens movement Parking ban objected Rarrie city council backed police chief Earl Snider Monday when it decided to ban parking across from Radio Shack The chief said the move as made to allow free flow of traffic along Ray view Drive But some council members say the move could be misinterpreted as endorsement of the coin pany position in the strike For more see the Today page Concert huge success The first concert by the Simcoe County Youth Choir and Band field Saturday at tentral Collegiate was solid success thanks to fine directing by Martin Rounin and Robert tooper and enthusiastic per formances by music students from across the county amera crews from tIRT were on hand to tape the concert for future broadcast See in iew on today Entertain ment page index today lifestyle county entertainment sports cornicstv guide 12 classified If you ran three or four flights youd be dead he said just paced myself and did it for eight hours Jezequel said in his opinion the max imum number of times anyone could repeat the climb in the eight hours the tower steps are open would be and that would really be pushing it However the recordseeking climber said he would be there again next year for the event trying to better his record once again He said the only preparation he had doiie for the climb was to walk up the steps of 17storey apartment building in Barrie about 15 times the day before tos Pizzeria proudly displays the Tshirt which lists his achievement of last year plus the l2 buttons he acquired last Saturday in Toronto when he climbed the CN Tower l2 times in eight hours to set new worlds record One of more than l000 who tackled the climb to raise money for the United Way Examiner Photo We Shah ailing The Shah of Iran arrived in New York late Monday police said and the State Department reported that he had come for medical treat ment AP Photol Israeli votes loom JElllSALEM Al Prime Minister Menacheni Begin facesa series of no ionfidence votes in the lsraeli parliament but is expected to survive them with the help of Moshe Dayan and despite an adverse Supreme Court ruiing Dayan who gun as foreign minister told news conference today shortly aiter his resignation became itfieial 1156 your No 242 Tuesday Oct 23 1979 zoc Per Copy the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county Carrier Home Delivery 923c Weekly 20l population figure report tapic of legislature talks By NANCY FIGUEROA Of The Examiner report showing Barries population in 2011 will only be 66000 and not 125000 as ac cepted as government policy was discussed Monday at meeting in Toronto between Thomas Wells minister of intergovernmen tal affairs and Innisfil Council The report Demographic Model of Sim coe County Ontario for the Purpose of Pro jecting Demand for PostSecondary Educa tion was produced in September 1978 but revised and updated in July 1979 Figures were discussed at the meeting said George Taylor MPP Simcoe Centre who attended the meeting Taylor said however that Wells did not say during the meeting that the figure of 125000 is either in correct or too high That is government policy 125000 David Rotenberg Wells parliamentary assistant told The Examiner It was laid down few years ago and things havent changed but that isnt to say they wont change Barrie has used the figure of 125000 for the basis of its argument that it needs to annex as much as 15000 acres of land Rotenberg met recently with Barrie city 13 Lets have laugh How about buzzing an energy demonstration council to discuss annexation mediation but Barrie rejected mediation Things are at stalemate now because In nisfil has said they will accept Wells offer of an outside mediator to negotiate settlement Wells has promised the mediator would not be government official but would be an in dependent person knowledgeable in annexa tion proceedings said Coun Kathe Jans Were looking now at new method of get ting the two parties together said Rotenberg When asked however what the method mi ht be here lied ldontknnw Ogther than nilediation he said the govern ment doesnt know what to do We want method of possibly shortening the time it takes to settle this he said We want to find way out of this mess Rotenberg said however the ministry is not interested in imposing their views about the annexation dispute but only wants to act asa catalyst to ending it But where we go from here dont know he said Wells warned Innisfil that the government will not pay legal fees for either Barrie or In nisfil no matter what the annexation out come Pension bill under study OTiAWA CPl bill ensuring elderly widows and widowers are provided with spouses pension benefits was approved in principle and sent to committee for further study after second reading in the Commons on Monday It was the Progressive Conservative governments first bill of the new Parliament to be steered into committee and it happened after just one days debate and with no op position Most MP5 praised the bill saying such legislation which would affect an estimated 2200 recipients mostly women Meeting planned in attempt to solve school question By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner meeting involving the provincial ministry of education representatives of the communityoperated French high school at Penetanguishene and the Simcoe County Board of Education may be held today or Wednesday in an attempt to resolve the French school question Proposed by the organizers of Lecole secondaire de la Huronie the meeting will allow them to present alternatives to the solu tion proposed several weeks ago by education minister Dr Bette Stephenson The portion of the French community that wants senarate and distinct secondnrv school built for its children has to this point been adamant that no alternative beyond the establishment of such school is acceptable Dr Stephenson has promised the province would fund school within the existing high school for the French with its own comple ment of teachers and administrators But the community has rejected the plan It main tains that French schools must be nhvsicallv Dead woman identified MIDLAND woman who was killed by falling tree near here Sunday has been identified as 51yearold Gertrude Drechsler of Perkinsfield Provincial police said Mrs Drechsler was helping her two sons clear trees from the backyard of their home about 10 km west of Midland when she was struck by falling tree She was pronounced dead on arrival at lltironia District Hospital Midland Midland OPP said there will be no inquest into the death Charged in accident ORILLlA Styearold St Davids Ont man has been charged with criminal negligence in the traffic deaths Friday of Beaverton couple Ernest Finnie 51 is scheduled to appear Nov in rillia provincial court said trtlliaPP Edward Porter 65 and his wife Bernice 56 died following headon collision on Highway 12 about 10 km southeast of Orillia Finnie was treated and released from lrilhas Soldiers Memorial Hospital Satur day Never assessed costs The Ontario Police Commission has never assessed costs to municipalities for public inquiries Ald Gord Mills told city council Monday The alderman met last week with representatives of the commission to discuss the matter The inquiry was delayed last week following request from the solicitor for Eldon Greer Barrie commission chairman Aid Mills said he was surprised at the delay which would be costly to the public since many persons had been subpoenaed for the matter Mayor Ross Archer said he wanted it made clear that Greers lawyer not the Barrie commission had requested the delay separate from English if the goal of further ing the use of the language and discouraging assimilation is realized Raymond Desrochers would not say what alternatives to Dr Stephensons plan the French will propose He did say the assimila tion issue could be resolved while still dealing effectively with the problem of declining enrolment Dr Stephenson pegged declining enrolment as prime reason the construction of new school could not be justified at this time At press time today details of the proposed meeting were still being hammered out There is chance no meeting will take place Desrochers said John Storey director of the ministrys regional office for Simcoe County will act as mediator in the discussion it the meeting takes place he said today According to survey done by the newly formed independent French school board the French in 34 of 36 communities in position similar to Penetanguishene have rejected the ministers school within school proposal down an embankment into the estuar Black day for cobbles as colleague 24 slain LONDON Ont tCPt Monday was black day for Londons taxi drivers After the badlybeaten body of cab driver Greg McCart 24 was found early Sunday in cornfield near the city drivers said Monday they didnt want to get into their cars or to even think about being cab drivers Its black day for us said one driver who spent many Sunday mornings playing cribbage with McCart son of County Judge John McCart and his wife Janet McCart drove occassionally for Aboutown Cabs Ltd but had not worked for the com pany for about six months until he reported for work at 530 pm Friday By STEPHEN NRHOLIS Of The Examiner mysterious green slime that ap peared 0n Kempenfelt Bay near Johnsons Beach last week is form of algae say ministry of environment officials Ian Gray environment Officer said Monday the green layer floating near the shore matches the description of similar sighting near Orillia sample of that material was analyzed Thursday and ministry officials determin ed it was anahaena tiny plant local boater reported the green substance to The Examiner last week SPOTTED BY BOATER Alan Redwood said he saw the slimy green layer last Tuesday He described it as dull Emerald green and said it resembled green paint Redwood said there was about 15 cm of lather around the shoreline Redwood who says he has been boater on Lake Simcoe for four years said he has never seen anything like it friend also boater saw the material and was puzzled by it said Redwood Redwood said hes seen algae in the lake before but this substance was different When the Examiner visited the site Thursday the green layer was visible in areas around the Barrie Yacht Club In spots where it was thick the substance resembled green paint There was no apparent odor handful of the substance seemed oi ly to the touch Closer examination revealed it was made up of tiny green par ticles Those particles are tiny plants said Gray Jack Garside an area boater for 12 years said the algae has appeared on the lake briefly during the fall for the past few years DISAPPEARS WITH WIND It disappears after strong wind he said wows14 15 Four die in Scottish train wreck Rescue workers search for injured passengers after two trains collided at lnvergowrie near Dundee Scotland Monday sending passenger coaches of the River Tay At least four people died and 38 others were injured some seriously in the accident AP Photo Green slime mystery has been solved Four shot to death He was last heard from at about am Saturday when he picked up fare in the downtown area but did not sign off as is the normal procedure said Jim Donnelly owner of Aboutown family member reported Mc Cart missing at about 430 pm Saturday PLANNED BUSINESS McCart whose cab was found about eight kilometres from the body had entered part nership in usedcar dealership year ago but left in August to open limousine service with his brother He was the type of kid everybody liked said one driver lot of drivers didnt want to have to go to work today because of this Neil Embree municipal and private abatement officer said theres no par ticular significance to the appearance of anabaena Weather factors and water temper atures may have contributed to the sud den flourishing of the plant he said Theres not special problem Said Embree Were all aware of the lake quality And the lake quality is such that algae blooms occur Theres nothing dramatic about this one Although not apparent in this black and white photograph the water and weeds shown above are coated in thick green layer which one Barrie resident described as resembling green paint Ex aminer Photo SAN SALVADOR Reuter At least four persons were shot to death and ex treme leftists took over two churches as renewed tension gripped El Salvador one week after bloodless coup Shooting broke out Monday when security forces began searching antigovernment demonstrators for weapons at rally called by the Marxist Popular Revolutionary Bloc Witnesses said four persons were killed and several injured as gunfire sent demonstrators scurrying for safety Metro man charged Toronto man is in custody today charg ed with drug trafficking after RCMP of ficers seized speed valued at $25 million from home in Keswick Friday Insp Will Spefureak told The Examiner today officers searched the home Friday and found eight pounds of metham phetamine Anthony Michael Nolasco 29 of 20 Shaftmar Blvd in Toronto is charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking in controlled drug Nolasco appears in Toronto provincial court Wednesday Bail was set Saturday at $5000 said lnsp Spefureak RCMP Toronto dnig officers made the search after weeklong investigation he said Big quake hits GOLDEN Colo AP major earth quake registering 72 on the Richter scale was recorded early today in the Solomon Islands near the eastern end of Guadalcanal the US Geological Survey reported weather Windy today with few showers this morning high today l7 to 20 but tur ning much cooler this afternoon oc casional showers again tonight through mid day Wednesday con tinuing windy and cool low tonight to high Wednesday to