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and Changes seven die in debris NAKINA Ont tCPi Tragedy struck this northwestern Ontario community on Wed nesday when seven young employees of the Ontario ministry of natural resources three women and four men were trap and bumed to death by fire they start to burn forest debris The ministry said six summer students and contract employee of the ministry died at controlled or prescribed burn at the west end of Luke Esnagami about 334 kilometres was said he has asked Chief Coroner Cotnam to conduct full and thorough investigation into the circumstances of the tragedy Prescribed burns are undertaken with the utmost care and closely su rvised so that to date we had never suffere fatalities through them or during our firefighting operation for that matter Auld said Premier William Davis said that as parent he could understand the deep grief of the families extend to them my deepest northeast of Thunder Bay dition at Geraldton hospital with second Dead are Colleen Campbell 16 Kenneth degree burns t02$ per cent of his body Harkes 18 Anthony Glen Thompson 17 all of In all five firefighting crews were involved Geraldton 0nt about 100 kilometres south of in burning 250 acres of logging debris near Nakina Wanda Lee Parise l6 of Jellicoe Nakina near Geraldton Jane Ann Spurgeon 25 of WIND CHANGED Oshawa Ont and Danny Fitzgerald 17 and Ministry staff on the site said the victims Gordon Jack Reid 17 both of Toronto were lighting line of fire through the dry An eighth man Gaius Wesley 52 of branches and debris when the wind suddenly Longlac Ont fire control technician with changed and the flames overcame them the ministry escaped and is in stable con James Auld minister of natural resources sympathies and that of the government in this time of sorrow The dead were among 15540 students hired by the Ontario government this summer Two were Junior Rangers and five were Experience 79 students Experience 79 students are mostly university and college students and some high school students They work ninetoH week stretches in Crownowned wilderness areas and provincial parks Carrier Home Delivery 95 Weekly 15° Per Copy it at 115th year No 199 Thursday August 23 979 to at Ils €59 Last Post is played for John Diefenbaker as he is buried alongside his wife Olive at the University of Sask Wednesday ln Saskatoon Guests in background include Prime Minister Joe Clark behind microphones CP Laserphoto 5000 attend service as Dief laid to rest Slltgt0 itll procession of pipers politicians and friends onehalf kilonittic long carried John Diefenbakers body across the lnncisity of Saskatchewan campus Vtdiicsday to his grave in nearby lltld The burial StlHtt of Canadas 13th prime minister ended week of mournful prtwccdtngs that included state funeral Sunday in Ottawa and 3000kilometre whistlostop train ride across Ontario Mandolin and Saskatchewan About 30th persons stood on the bank of the South Saskatchciy an River overlooking downtown Saskatoon to hear Prime Minister Joe tlaik ctilogizc the former Progressive toiistnativc leader as the great populist 0f tauida iixl man ho inainstreeied through lllt And in thosc last days the mourners ho llllttl the trains long route who came at mid night to say farewell who sang and ap plaudol as he left they worc not remem bering Bill of Rights or debate in Parlia mom or particular cliusc or party Their homage was to singular man who entered and enlarged our lives and whom we wanted to see home INDIAN DRIMS The burial service began with five Indian chiefs from the Mosquito reserve near North Battleford Sask wailing The Chiefs Honor Song The sound of the Indians drums echoed eerily off the grey stone buildings at the uni versity where Difenbaker studied served as chancellor and finally returned Wednesday morning to lie in state Diefenbaker was buried beside his second wife Olive Her body was moved from Ottawa to the grave site here on knoll near the Diefenbaker Centre where many of the Prairie politicians papers and memorabilia are stored son and daughter of the Royal House have been called home the officiating minister Rev William Wood of Saskatoons First Baptist Church said after leading the assembly in the Lords Prayer Crosbie hasnt yet decided when to launch tax break tYlTA tl Finance Minister John troshic says the tcdcral governments often pltlllllStl break for mortgage holders may not take iiiiinoiiaic effect budget night He told rctwrtcrs after meeting Wed ncsday rcpiosciitattvcs of the Canadian thanibci toitiiiicrcc tliicsday that he has not yet itltltl yhci homeowners will actually tic able to take idyaiiagc of the mortgage dollarulizlzty plat Ofiit2a author 3kvllltlllltr lobby oup tor the Catiad business comm ioix isof trosbic durziig the two hoi nice to pastnine iirrtxluction of the schcmc isso because it will hamper gm criti oris to reduce spending tl casilic politically we would tirgr lttt As gtll igt puss 1w 510 of the Guthrie meetings resume resumed Crosbie said he understood the Chambers pcsition but had no intention of disclosing the timing of the mortgage scheme until budget night During the recent federal election cam paign the Progressive Conservatives estimated that ii implemented over four years the plan would cost about St billion ane Minister Clark told voters it would allow them to deduct up to SiltJ year from taxable income for mortgage interest costs and an additional $1410 year for property raves would save homeow ners $244 in its first full year of operation Also Clark had promised to cut personal inmme taxes by $2 billion an average of $00 tavpayer and the Chambers brzet said this would only aggravate inflation lts cosmic haircut MOSCOW Renter ie Soyiettnzor two reconirrsa osr learnet cat their hazr space help of yacuurr cleaner and bicycle they ec ednesdsy ery srrple High commander epcrted Ve secursdthe or the motor and coals He added for as ha iron to get fuel WASHINGTON AP say I776 10 bikers arrested WROYIO CF Marx0125 Tor Polzx of the Ir sezzei sale reid came hears pre trim175 Girl rape victim TIE353 VJ Durin 197980 school year the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county he Wxtibsmfilmtti Human relations program fieldtesting to continue By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner During speciallyscheduled meeting Wednesday the Simcoe County Board of Education decided to continue fieldtesting the human relations program during the up coming school year However clause that allows for further input before final approval is granted also means the program will not be ready to go when school opens September Im quite confident that well have it in place sometime during the first month said Dr Robert Thomas the boards superinten dent of curriculum Trustees and community groups invited to play part in the revision process have until Wednesday to file additional written submis sions concerning the program or comment on the most recent set of revisions After that date it will take time to sift through the material Dr Thomas said The motion also places the power to grant final approval of the program with the boards committee on moral education The committee of trustees will resolve any outstanding details concerning the course of study During its June 27 meeting the board postponed full implementation of the pro gram that had been scheduled for the fall and cancelled further fieldtesting pending revision of portions of the program and review by trustees Wednesdays decision demonstrated the boards satisfaction with the most recent changes that give the program the more pro nounced Christian viewpoint requested by moderate opponents of the program during series of meetings in May when briefs from the community were presented mule the program implied as it stood that the church was an important institution the changes made by the writing team earlier this month confirm that importance says Dr Thomas Several of the boards 21 trustees praised the program during Wednesdays sessmn Orillia township representative William Black and Barrie trustee Betty Thompson cast the two dissenting votes Black said the program intrudes into the relationship between parents and child The program will contribute to general break doyvn in the structure of society that under way he added This program complements the Christian upbringing of the home and in no way tears it dow said Gerald Westcozt trustee for Mara and Rama townships py he sazc ne took her to the 1913 floor and attack her police spokesman sazd officers are sear door the area of Cor sepanment panama 11 refrains Metric move unwise is hawks wt L5 Its the PLO Are you in or out by Peter Hsu Boys murdered Driver unhurt as tractortrailer crashes tractortrailer lies on the side of the northbound 400 Highway near Barrie at l5 am today after one of its tires blew out Damage was minimal and the driver Adrian Dairou from Toronto was unhurt Examiner Photo Hobo suspected in US slayings SPRINGFIELD Ill APi William Freight Train Guatney was likable hobo say two women who knew him But the man now suspected of killing young boys hated to be called burn He was strong man when he got mad says Joan Schmidt mother of seven who allowed Guatney transient now charged with murdering three young boys to sleep in garage apartment from time to time My kids can say really loved him Guatney 57 is being held without bail in the Lancaster County jail at Lincoln Neb He is charged with killing two boys in Nebraska four years ago and with the murder in May of Kansas boy Police say hes also suspect 30feet later Veteran starterer Timmy Cnstwood startled the Crowd at Barrie Raceway when he dave his car over 30foot runp to land on ramp during Barrie For Wednesday The spenacwar teat ended progrcrr that incfuded lessons on how one car On two wheels it cu we seen it cfi on relevsvon men chances are high that Chitwooa is behind the once Exam ner Pnoc by Peter HSu mmmTlueEm6am6537famm in the deaths of at least 12 other boys around the United States Mrs Schmidt 42 and Carolyn Kuhl Royer 65 said their image of the man nicknamed Freight Train was shattered this week He was likable hobo Mrs Schmidt said But dont call him bum or tramp He didnt like the kids to taunt him with names Guatney was arraigned Wednesday in Lincoln Neh on charges of firstdegree murder in connection with the deaths of Jacob Surber 12 and Jon Simpson 13 The boys vanished after visiting the Nebraska flate Fair in 1973 Their ladies were found ater Packers Council of Canadas metric committee said packers have invested great deal in metric equipment and 10 per cent would be adchl to the cost of meat for every year that conversion was delayefi The federal Progressive Conservative caucus 15 examine the issue with at least one Conservative MP Dim Cameron of KamloopsSchuswap pressing for Si owd awn Champagne wins award NIAGARA FALLS Ont CP xugoslazias wp gold medal for cham pagnes has been awarded to Brights President Canadian Champagne IllClalS the 23th International Viticulture and Winegrowing Fair at 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