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inside story Royal Vic faces deficit Royal Victoria Hospital is faced with huge deficit for the first time and is appeal ing to the province for aid Read about the hospitals problems on the Today Page Flyers still mystery No one knows what the Barrie Flyers will do next season but they probably will not be in the Canadian Intemationai Hockey League Flyers owner Gord Coates said Tuesday he plans to join the Georgian Bay In termediate league but would not commit himself yet Deadline for application to the Ontario Hockey Association is July See story on todays Sports Page Film grounded Wanda Nevada new film starring Peter Fonda and Brooke Shields is western fan tasy set in Arizona in the early 19505 It might have been an entertaining comedy index but Fonda and Shields pgevent the film today 15 from getting off the groun See reView on todays Entertainment Page mwl 88 entertainment 11 Braille teacher here 13 dos ified One of Canadas teading braille teachers 2447 will begin teaching volunteers in Barrie PPOments who want to help the Canadian National ln eracle pages stitute for the Blind transcribe literature in Loblaws to braille For story see todays Lifestyle 498988 Page Food City pages Car Shop extra Couple found dead OAKVILLE Ont CP Mississauga Ont businessman and his estranged wife were found dead in the parking lot of OakvilleTrafalgar hospital Tuesday in what police believe was murdersuicide Coroner Keith Phillips said Siegfried Schmitz 49 and his wife Mary Lee 31 both died of stab wounds to the chest Halton Regional Police spokesman said it appeared Schmitz murdered his wife then took his own life The couple had been married for about 2l years and had been separated less than three weeks Mrs Schmitz an operating room nurse at the hospital was last seen alive just before midnight Monday night Jogging and the heart KINGSTON Ont CP study in volving 750 men recovering from heart attacks shows jogging is no better for them than light exercise such as bowling or voHeybaH Dr David Cunningham codirector of the fouryear study of heart attack patients from seven Ontario cities says about 40 participants dropped out of the program but that of the remainder about 86 per cent in programs of light or vigorous exercise were free of heart attacks during the study In dinghy no less LONDON Reuter British adventurer Paul Parsons unveiled Tuesday the boat he hopes will make him the first person to sail the North Atlantic singlehanded in rubber dinghv Parsons 30 of nearby as Mary Pickford dead Actress Mary Pickford twotime Academy Award recipient is shown In character for the film Polyanna Miss Pickford died Tuesday of stroke in California hospital The actress who became known as Americas Sweetheart during the W205 appeared in more than 200 films between 1909 and i933 invariably portraying sweet spunky innocent and wholesome young girl with golden tresses Miss Pickford was 86 Feltham will set out on his 5000kilometre voyage from Nova Scotia next month Running before favorable winds and aided by the Gulf Stream he hopes his inflatable dinghy Puffa will carry him to south western England in60 days Heist copter found MONTREAL CPI Police said Tuesday they have discovered helicopter believed used by two armed men who stole an estimated $560000 worth of gold and silver Monday from mine in northwestern Quebec Quebec provincial police discovered the abandoned helicopter stolen from rental company in Val dOr at about noon Iuesdav on service road near an airport in Lasarre 100 kilometres southwest of the mine Following the find three police helicopters joined an intensive search for the two men police spokesman said they also have obtained detailed descriptions of two bandits from night shift employees of the AgnicoltEagle mine in Joutel 790 kilometres northwest of Montreal The thieves handcuffed the employees shortly before breaking into locked vault at the mine carlv Monday Amins village target ARUAnganda AP Tanzanian and Ugandan troops headed for Idi Amins home village today after completing triumphant Convalescence slow The Duchess of Windsor is having slow and quite difficult con valescence from bacterial infec tion of the blood spokesman for the American Hospital in Paris said Tuesday march across northern Liganda and establishing the new Ugaii an govern ments authority in all major district capitals Partly sunny today isolated show Thc force from Kampala entered Arua the capital of the deposed dictators native West Nile district without opposition Iicsdav as residents shouted Tanzania Tanzania and waved tree branches ers this afternoon Highs l6 to l8 Clear tonight with laws of to Thursday mainly sunny and little warmer Highs l9to 22 Topic transportation for handicapped Bob Kerr right past chairman of the Barrie and District Association for the Physically Disabled and Jim Strachan provincial liaison consultant for the March of Dimes field questions from the audience at meeting Tuesday night at Sunnidale Community Centre to discuss the need for transporta tion service for the handicapped in Barrie See stories on the Today page Examiner Photo Come home to The Examiner Call i266539 for hornedelivery Georgian to boost enrolment in financial benefits bid Inco union sign second agreement TORONTO CP For the second time in less than month negotiators from Inco Metals Co and the United Steelworkers of America have reached tentative agreement to end strike that started Sept 15 Early this morning after more than 15 hours of talks Tuesday provincial mediator Victor Pathe said memorandum of agree ment had been signed by the two parties The 11700 workers members of Local 6500 have been on strike in Sudbury Ont for more than eight months Pathe said the union committee will recom mend acceptance of the offer at worker meetings in Sudbury later this week He said he had asked both sides not to divulge terms of the settlement On May the two bargaining committees reached an agreement but it was rejected by the workers The negotiating committee had recommended acceptance At that time the union insisted the company must increase its wage offer for the three year contract but Inco said it was prepared to shift monetary values only not increase the package TALKS SET STAGE Mediators Pathe and Ray Illing asked the two sides to hold exploratory talks Monday to set the stage for resumption of bargaining The negotiations continued and an agreement was signed early today Pathe said he asked the parties not to discuss the terms before union members were informed Last time many of the workers were annoyed that the agreement was an nounced first in Toronto The earlier settlement called for the base rate including costofliving allowance to in crease to $730 an hour from $679 The threeyear contract would have given the workers an increase of $350 an hour in wages and benefits Trudeau plans resignation OTTAWA CP v7 Pierre Trudeau informed GovGen Edward Schreyer today that he plans to resign as prime minister freeing Schreyer to invite Joe Clark to form Pro gressive Conservative government formally advised the GovernorGeneral to call on Mr Clark to form government Trudeau said after 35minute private meeting with Schrcycr Trudeau will resign officially Monday shortly before Clark and his new cabinet are to be sworn in at the viceregal residence across the street from the prime ministers hou5e at 24 Sussex Dr But he made his intentions known to Schreyer in advance to give the Governor Gencral chance to invite Clark to form government Trudeau told reporters that his formal move to hand over power after 11 years in of fice left him with no regrets no remorse Then he left in the silvergrey Cadillac limousine that like his job and his house soon will be turned over to Clark Trudeaus call on Schreyer was the first in chain of formal transferofpowcr events that culminates Monday with the swearingin ceremony Before meeting Schreyer Clark plans to confer with Ed Broadbent leader of the New Democratic Party and possible powerbroker in Commons where no party holds Milseat majority Trudeau and Clark plan to meet Thursday to discuss other aspects of the changeover Ground DC iOs Ottawa orders tTT tCPi Both of Canadas giant l10 aircraft have been grounded by government ordcr following discovery of possible metal fatigue in the wings by th Lnitcd States Federal Aviation Administra tion transport department spokesman savs The US agency ordered all of the McDon ncll Douglasbuilt jcts under its jurisdiction grounded Monday following an American irlincs crash in which 273 persons were kill ed Sunday at Chicagos OHare airport when the lefthand engine fell off suspected flaw in the wing design may have been confirmed Tuesday when possible metal fatigue was found in the assembly Investigators said the engine may have tallen off for lack of thrccinch bolt But they indicated further tests will be needed to determine if the bolts presence could have prevented too much stress being placed on the assembly during the powerful forward thrust of takeoff The Ottawa spokcsman said two DCItis operated by Wardair an Edmonton based charter carrier must be checked by special investigators from McDonnell Douglas before theycan flyagain Wardair spokesman in Edmonton said one of their Siomiliion planes was already in Toronto awaiting inspection when the Tana man order was issued while the other empty was flvingto Toronto from Scotland 115th your No 27 Wednesday May 30 1979 iuries were reported CP Photo No serious iniuries lROQUOIS Ont tCPi More than 200 passengers on westbound Via Rail turbo were forced to abandon the train in the middle of mosquitoinfestcd swamp Tuesday as fire engulfed the engine and three cars All 205 passengers and six crew members on board escaped serious injury although three women suffered sprained ankles jumping from the burning train on stretch of track about 135 kilometres west of Montreal One woman was taken was forced to drive along the rail line Passengers said there was great deal of confusion as they fled the train which stopped about 10 kilometres east of Iro quois in denselywooded area The train had been bound for Toronto from Mon treal The passengers were forced to walk about three kilometres to level crossing Most carried their baggage although some left bags on the turbo which were retricvr ed later The passengers were picked up by Rapido train bound for Toronto and con tinued their journcy after the fire was ex tinguished and the line reopened It Daniel Rossecl of Via Rail in Montreal 15° For Copy Via Turbo engine and two passenger cars were gutted by fire near here Tuesday evening More than 200 passengers were evacuated No serious in Passengers flee blazing Via turbo said the fire started at 17 pm EDT CAME TO STOP said there was no indication of fire when the train came to stop minutes later when crew members rushed through advising passengers to leave the train see flames and heavyblack smoke coming out through the exhaust on the top of the from the scene by an ambulance which if engulfed by fire he said Provincial Police said the front car was so badly damaged the body saggcd on to the rails and the roofs of three cars were burn ed through and only skeletons remained descended on the passengers as they left the train and Iroquois also had to drive to the site along the tracks They set up pumps in dit ches along the tracks and doused the fire Hail spokesman said stream of passengers walk along the track near Iroquois Ont l60km southwest of Montreal Tuesday after they were forced to abandon burn ing Via Rail Turbo Train bound for Montreal The passengers were safely evacuated and transferred to two other trains after the Turbo lost power and began to burn Another photo Page i3 CP Laserphoto Passenger Peter Buckley of Montreal He said there was no panic about five Stepping out on to the track we could ain Within 15 minutes the engine was Constable Lec McCasslin of the Ontario Buckley said hordes of mosquitoes He said firefighters from Morrisburg was extinguished by 720 pm Via Decided to see Thunder Bay borrowed bus for spree THUNDER BAY Ont itlv lohn urtin will spend six months in jail for trying to taki bus to Thunder Bay Curtin told police he was walking past the main bus terminal in Toronto last Thursday when he decided he would llkt to go to Thunder Bay Curtin 23 from Lindsay Ont walked oil the street into parked bus and drov away Curtin said he decided to head to Thunder Bay because he had heard there were jobs available if he didnt find work in Thunder Bay he planned to continue west He searched for Thunder Bay destination sign but couldnt find one so he stuck Special sign in the window Along the way he picket up hitchbikers and dropped them off at their destinations When Curtin took the bus it had full tank of fuel and he drove without stopping to fill up partly because he was afraid to stop He abandoned the bus Thursday in gravel pit just west of White River when the fuel tank was nearly empty Curtin spent the night in the bush and was arrested Friday morning when police found him near the abandoned bus hitchhiking west towards Thunder Bay Marathon OPP spokesman speculated urtin made it as far as he did because police arent used to sto ping buses One officer sai Curtin could have travelled farther had he had enough nerve to stop for fuel Curtin was charged with possession of stolen property worth more than 5200 Carrier Home Delivery 95° Weekly the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner Georgian College will try to take advantage of return to per capita financing for post secondary institutions in 1980 by increasing enrolment immediately College president Wayne Busch said Tues day surplus revenue would be used to pay for this years expansion expected to be 10 per cent Additional revenue earned in the following year under the per capita plan would be used to again expand college programs and in crease service to the Georgian Bay region Georgians ultimate goal Busch said If the money doesnt come in by the fall of 1980 well have to cut back programs and tell the students to go elsewhere Busch said Programs in the business and technology divisions and adult retraining will see the bulk of the growth These programs will pro vide the type of skilled worker the regions companies need Busch said during an in formal news conference Under the fixed financing scheme initiated by the ministry of colleges and universities in 1975 there is no financial reward for colleges increasing enrolment Prior to that year On tario used per capita grant system MUST MOVE This is the time weve got to move right now Busch said later Since his appointment last October Busch has lectured anyone who listened on need for skilled employees and Georgians desire to keep prospective students from leaving the region Weve been very modest he said of the college Now were trying to do things that maybe we should have done five years ago About 600 people from this region are at Toronto community colleges Each repre sents loss of $8000 in revenue for total not counting the multiplier effect of $5 million Busch said Tuesday Many of these trained people do not return to work and that hurts local employers he ad ded The college is planning an extensive cam paign designed to draw people that includes recruitment centre in Toronto Earlier this month Busch told The Ex aminer of Georgians attempt to get larger grant from the province through geo graphical allowance Because the college serves such large area it may be in line for an allowance given Ontarios northern schools We are hoping for five per cent adjust ment in 1979 budget of $12 million For us it would mean lialfamillion dollars Busch said The five per cent would be added if ap plicable to the 1980 operating budget and would be in addition to any increase that results from the change to per capita financ mg DR PETER WATSON service planned County MOH dies at 48 Dr Peter Watson director and medical officer of health for the Simcoe County District Health Unit died late Tuesday even ing at Sunnybrook Hospital Toronto Cause of death was acute intestinal hemor rhage said Bill Straughan Simcoe County director of public health inspection Dr Watson 48 husband of Donna Stouffer father of John Jeff Eric and Andrea is also survived by his mother Mrs Watson of Toronto and his sister Mrs McCollum of the North West Territories Dr Watson was travelling to Timmins for Health Unit Association Conference with other Simcoe County Health Unit staff members when he became ill said Straughan Dr Watson was taken to hospital in Gravenhurst Sunday and later transferred to Royal Victoria Hospital Sunday evening he was taken from RVH to Sunnybrook Hospital said Ruth Abbott nursing administrator at Sunnybrook Dr Watson joined the Simcoe County Health Unit April 1976 He was practicing physician in Barrie for about 20 years said Straughen Dr Watson was also very ac tive member of the Anglican Church said Straughan Memorial service will be held Thursday at Trinity Anglican Church Barrie at 1030 am In lieu of flowers donations may be made to RVH Remembrance Fund or to Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship in Toronto