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mf Demonstrations banned in Iran TEHRAN Reuteri Iran banned demonstrations today 35 street violence flared in the capital for the third straight ay The state radio interrupted itb programs to announce the ban and said Islamic revolutionary guards have been or dered to stop marches by peaceful means The ban came as groups of Moslem militants stoned 10000 leftists marching down Tehrans main Mossadegh Avenue Revolutionary guards fired volleys of automatic fire into the air apparently to keep the two sides apart They also fired teargas grenades toward the leftwing marchers At least three persons were injured The Moslem militants armed with iron bars and sticks threw rocks and bricks at the leftists as they set off from the headquarters of the Peoples Mujahedin Irans largest radical guerrilla group The leftists did not retaliate Heavily armed revolutionary guards had sealed off Mossadegh Avenue outside the Mujahedin headquarters guelfrilla spokesman said to protect the building from at 11C Poachers threat to birds ORILIJA om cp multiplying rapidly btit the birds success is threatened by poachers spokesman for the Orillia Fish and Game Conservation lub says Murray Martin chairman of the clubs stocking program said Monday that club members report there are more than 1000 Hungarian partridges in the area About 150 birds abundant food and cover the area provides that the birds are being shot illegally by weekend hunters Martin said Hunting for Ilungarian partridge is not allowed in Simcoe ounty and will not be considered until at least 1983 Tobacco farmers file claims TILLSONBLYRG Ont CPI About 1200 tobacco far mers in southwestern Ontano have filed insurance claims for bluemould damage Larry Scanlon area manager for the Ontario Crop Insurance Commission said Monday And the Ontario FlueCured Tobacco Growers Marketing Board has asked the federal government to provide lowin tergst loans and allow amortization of losses over long pe no The disease is still there and it is continuing to spread board chairman Ted Raytrowsky said We are looking for miracle Reported drug offences down OTTAWA CPI The number 01 drug offences reported in Canada dropped nearly eight per cent last year to 60747 Statistics anada said Monday in preliminary report on crime in 1078 Crimes of violence increased 24 per cent to 138972 while crimes against property rose 35 per cent to 1097244 Traffic offences under the Criminal Code numbered 266 913 about the same as in 1977 Traffic accidents numbered 750863 an increase of 13 per cent The number injured in them was 209025 an increase of 41 per cent but the death toll was 4913 decrease of 02 per cent gt2 zs The Hungarian partridge in troduced to this area by local conservation club is gt1 were released three years ago and appear to thrive on the But members discovered during discussions with farmers prices are profits and stock prices of the major oil companies leading analysts to revise their profits predictions for the next two years political Disease rate worse than expected ANLOIVER ItlI Skin disease malnutrition and tu berculosis among Vietnamese boat people in Hong Kong refugee camps are worse titan expected says William Newell executive director of World Vision of Canada Newell returned from oneweek factfinding mission in Hong Kong said Sunday his group will recruit more doctors and nurses to work in the camps that now hold more than 66000 refugees World isioii is Christian relief agency working to help the boat people Rail workers to vote on proposal MONTREAL ICII The 21000 shop craft workers em ploycd by Canadas railways are to vote again this month on the same management proposal they rejected in ballot last spring linion officials called for vote last Friday at the urging of govciiiiiieiitappointed conciliator Judge Alan Gold who admitted he was unable to settle the dispute The shop cran workers the only group among 90000 rail ways workers to reject tentative agreement in May will begin voting Aug 37 Leisure activity worthwhile WINDSOR Ont Itli Leisure activity is as worthwhile as labor says the secretniygcneiil of the IN conference on human settlements in Bogota Colombia We must free the individual from the tyranny of the useful activity Enrique Iennlosa told members attending conference of the Canadian Parks and Recreation Asstxmtion on Monday stigma Is attached to doing nothing Eight rescued from lake POINT ABINO Ont itl Eight Buffalo NY residents spent cold night adrift on Lake Erie in an eight metielong power boat before they were towed ashore Monday afternoon The boat drifted on the take when it ran out of gasoline on return trip to Buffalo Because of mechanical difficulties the engine burned more gasoline than usual It was cold and crowded but we were all pretty calm about It Slltl Karen Lucas 19 passenger on the boat It was just matter of sorting out sleeping arrangements The boat owned by Anthony Wasrkiewicz 33 left Buffalo on Sunday afternoon Rev John Steve of the Buffalo Yacht Club who was sailing in the area saw the boat and towed it to Port Abino about kilometres east of Fort Erie Ont Davis tours storm area WOODSTOCK Ont LP IIemier William if and Co Ltd Davis toured this tornadosricken area Monday and pledged to recommend to the Oiittiio cabinet that the provinces traditional disasterreliet toiiiiula be altered to provide more ITIOIIL Davis said the plOHYILOS usual method of matching lo ctilly raised funds dollar for dollar likely ill not cover the st Tuesday tornado which killed two dumdgc caused persons and I1 hc tradition looking it somethz slid llttl his helicoptt which was IItl1ll flat titil li the twister Border march threatened CALCITTA Router About soon nonBetigA Iis lems threatened to march across the border =nto I15 front Bangladesh is litdi diers mounted strong sec measures on the frontier The nonBengalis In Bangladesh sitter from Pakistan tr been iltill rep smcether The new march 25m kitotixezrts Kt5f across northern indza stan hich they regard homeland is the Some of the Beig were carrying coffins wtth them to bury their dead on the manh Indian press reports said The Indian Army has beer put on the alert and for security force has be force 2th three ban the paramilitary certs serve police has been onetoone but were 05 well beyond that Davis tndut at nearby Oxford Centre ORDER YOURS NOW Advance information available for Barrie DriveaCur 43 Essa Rd Barrie Oil profits show rise TORONTO CP Higher oil increasing the In the first six months of the year profits of Canadas six largest integrated oil com panies were up 38 per cent over Egg the same period last year In tegrated companies refine and sell oil products as well as pro duce crude oil and natural gas Shell Canada Ltd reported gain of 43 per cent Imperial Oil Ltd 35 per cent Gulf Canada Ltd 18 per cent and Texaco Canada Ltd 31 per cent The big contributor to rising profits was returns from in creased crude production as Canadian companies moved to make up shortages when Ira nian supply was curtailed by upheavals Also helping were higher profits from chemicals and refined products Campbell Glass of Daly Toronto in vestment firm estimates profit of $3 share for Imperial Oil up from the $241 earned in 1978 In other oil stocks he expects Gulfto earn $475 share this year from $402 in 1978 Shell $190 from $151 Texaco $575 from $419 and BP Canada Ltd $225 to $250 from $177 May revive Bottle explodes in face Roland Bourque of Hamilton Ont holds whats left of beer bottle which exploded in his face He was moving bottles from case he had purchased from Brewers retail outlet to an icefilled cooler Some of the shards from the bottle hit his face He was treated at General Hospital and released OT BASKET NO LIMIT BY THE BUSHEL 65 LB EINEST SIRLOIN OR BONELESS ONTARIO NO GRADE PEACHES 189 CANADA GRADE YOUNG ONTARIO CHICKENS 69S CIIT EROM CANADAS wl BEEF ERESIILv MINCED REGULAR GROUND BEEF 35 LB FAMILY PAK ONTARIO No GRADE CAULIFLOWER 299i CUT FROM ONTARIO YOUNG GRADE WHOLE CUT UP If Halifax firemen strike government might intervene HALIFAX CP Labor Minister Ken Streatch hinted Monday that if Halifax firemen carry through with threatened strike Friday the Nova Scotia government might legislate them back to work The minister told The Cana dian Press on Monday that al though he dislikes direct inter vention by government in labor disputes an essential service strike in this city of 200000 people would leave the govem ment with little choice It appears to me that there very well may be need for reassessment of the right to strike in an essential service Streatch said Withdrawal of essential services poses very severe threat to the general public and were seeing that right now across Canada He said that although the col lective bargaining process may have to be amended in essential services in the future the prov ince and the city must both deal with the firemens contract dis CNE marks IOlst season with opening Wednesday TORONTO CPJ For all those kids who havent quite grown up and for just plain kids too the dream comes true Wednesday when the Canadian National Exhibition opens its lolst season This years Ex as the worlds largest annual exhibi tion is known spotlights kids again with fair within fair called the World of the Child the CNEs contribution to the United Nations International Year of the Child The fiveacre showcase 993 which stretches across the mid way toward Ontario Place fea tures 15000square foot roller skating disco and Wseat tent theatre for storybook productions magicians puppet shows and ventnlo uists The site marked geodesic style tents includes tradi tional European circus per forming six times day and an international childrens bazaar with 20 booths run by children of different ethnic and national backgrounds CNE executives are unsure OZ PKGS 10 LB BAG BEEF EYE ROUND STEAK SWIFTS CANADIAN NO GRADE LUNCH MEATS 299¢ ONTARIO No GRADE POTATOES 49¢ CUT FROM CANADAS FINEST CHICKENS SPECIAL SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS PEAMEALED BACK 79$ CUT FROM YOUNG ONTARIO CHICKEN LEGS AND BACK ATTACHED 45 LB ROAST STORE PACK LB AV PACK BREASTS 222 WIENERS 99 how the gas crunch in the United States will affect this years attendance but its good bet that the Exs record of 3593000 set last year during its centennial celebrations 77 still will stand when it ends Sept3 CONCORDE FLYBY Admission to the grounds which includes Ontario Place is up slightly Adults $250 chillt dren 50 cents and senior citi zens 50 cents Monday to Friday Seniors get nabbed for the adult tariff on weekends WING AND TBONE STEAKS BBQ SPECIAL LARGE SIZE constitution SLICEO SIOE SWIFTS PREMIUM 5103 at committee £550 BBgIEOGNA EBNDAILCON SCOEETN EMPIRE PIECE mas No ing committee of federal and SLICED GRADE provincial established by the constitution sources revising the government Monday Should the committee be re born it would likely meet this fall and recommend topics of discussion for Clark and the premiers at federal provincial conference this November Although the primary aims of the conference are to seek solu tions to energyrelated and eco nomic problems Clark told the premiers in letter July 26 that he is not oppOSed to placing constitutional topics on the agenda The committee which would do the legwork for the confer ence was formed last fall after meeting of former prime min ister Pierre Trudeau and the 10 premiers This group of attorA inter neysgeneral and ministers previous government to study ways of said HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS TRILLIUM SOFT 100 VEGETABLE OIL MARGARINE SLICED FRESH BABY BEEF LIVER 129 69¢ PIES STEAM 10 OZ MUSH CLIFFSIDE OZ MEAT PIECES lTOMS governmental affairs ministers RED ROSE 60 PACK was to iron out provincial dif ORANGE PEKOE ferences on constitutional change Bill Jarvis federal provincial relations ministe has just visited premiers and provinces Alberta to determine ministers in all except what issues are uppermost their minds was on beoe evevone ese does and you could be weeks before ye ee gbbc Long Term Lease in MARLBO BAGS 179 BO ROLL BATHROOM TISSUES 2PKGS 29 EVERYDAY LOW SUPER BUY CIGARETTES ALL BRANDS CARTONS REG785 399¢ BOX SAVE 30 MOTHER PARKERS 10 OZ JAR INSTANT COFFEE KITCHEN KATClIER GARBAGE BAGS CAVALIER 26x36 HEAVY DUTY IO PACK GARBAGE BAGS 499 20x22 69¢ DUTCH I28 OZ JUG LAUNDRY BLEACH 2Wfi$ 893 LB TUB HOSTESS ORANGE PEKOE 100 PACK TEA PKG SUNSPUN OZ MACARONI AND CHEESE DINNERS McCAINS FROZEN FRENCH FRIES LB PKG NIAGARA 125 OZ CONCENTRATED LEMON ADE PINK WHITE 59 12 389¢ 83¢ I99¢ Pius IOOs OE EEATIIRE ITEMS SHOP AT THE HOME 100 GUARANTEE ON EVERY ITEM SOLD PLUS 100s or EEATURE ITEMS SPECIAL EEEECTIVE AUG 15th AUG 2m INCLUSIVE SUPER DISCOUNT FOOD MARTS We mum the right to limit to average family needs LARGE SIZE or 20 EA JUICE ANGUS CUT FROM CANADAS FINEST BEEF LOINS CUT FROM CANADAS FINEST BEEF FULL SLICE ROUND STEtw198 ONTARIO No GRADE GARDEN FRESH CABBAGE ONTARIO No GRADE tifféi YOUNG ONTARIO ONTARIO No GRADE GARDEN FRESH LTTUCE 99 ONTARIO No FIELD TOMATOES STORE HOURS pute with the tools at hand POSSIBILITY LOOMS would hope that govern ment would not have to become directly involvedbut you cant rule out that possibility support the right to strike but do not support the abuse of that right nor do support the health and welfare of the public being left at stake However when you take away something you have to re place it with something bet ter and if the general public through the government feels this right should be taken away then think its only right and proper and just that we put enough Input into selecting better method of collective bargaining Streatch said hate to be put into situation like right now where one could be backed into corner and be forced to bring about ad hoc legislation and hope the union and the labor movement would recog nize that if that takes place theyre placing the government into an awkward situation at their detriment He said however he believes that the firemen will not go on strike 257B 25$ 39 EA 59 39 ONTARIO No GRADE SWEET GREEN PEPPERS 33 ONTARIO FIELD LARGE KING CUCUMBERS 239 NIAGARA 125 OZ CONCENTRATED ORANGE 20113 CASE 24 $1299 WEI COUNTY ROAD 10 AND HWY 90 DAILY am9 pm THURS FRIDAY amlO pm SUNDAY HOLIDAYS am7 pm BARRIE 41 ESSA RD DAILY9am6pm THURS FRI am9 pm ALLISTON NO FRlLL Monday Closed Tues Wed Sat 9am 6pm Thurs Friday am pm