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Eu Council cut okayed County council has approved reduction township is allowed The move made Tues day brings to an end three month debate The decision must be incorporated into pro vincial legislation before becoming law though Read about it on the today page Archer shaking Developer Jack Stollar claims Barrie Mayor Ross Archer is shaking in his boots Its all over promises on the downtown pro ject the mayor made during the election campaign Read about it on the Today page Medonte appealing OMB Coldwater may have been awarded some of Medonte Township by the Ontario Municipal Board but the township isnt about to sit still for it Already Madonte has said it will appeal the decision and has begun making moves to hire new lawyer to fight its case Read about it on the Today P885 Photo Donations for Wayne HOLLYWOOD AP Donations are pouring into the hospital where John Wayne died as fans honor family wishes for the Dukes memorial cancer fund that won Waynes enthusiasm in his final weeks Some gifts are in the thousands usually around $10000 but cant reveal the sources said Bernard Strohm admiiiis trator of UCLA Medical Centre The family asked that instead of flowers donations be made to the John Wayne Can cer Fund Meanwhile colleagues and others praised Wayne who lost the last battle of brawliiig 50ycar career Monday when he died of cancer at age 72 Wayne had been battling the disease since he underwent surgery in 1964 for removal of cancerous lung Last January he was admitted to UCLA Medical Centre where cancer was discovered in his stomach dura ing an operation to remove his gallbladder Health plan at issue WASHINGTON AP President Car ters proposal to limit familys annual healthcare bill to $2500 appears destined for an electioiiyear congressional struggle with overtones of presidential politics Influential Democrats who would guide health insurance legislation are for the most part cautiously critical of the plan Most appeared unwilling to pick direct light with the president ovci HealthCare as his proposal is called Hut Senator Edward Kennedy Dem Mass who intrtxluced his ii national health insurance scheme last month called Carters plan inflationary and too inequitable We cant afford it Ruling months away OTIAWA CPI It probably will be several months before the Supreme Court of Canada renders its judgment on the validity of Quebec laws illilklll French the official language of its courts and National Assem lily The illlitrllltllllltl court concluded two days of hearings on Quebec court dccisions which said the National Assemny went beyond its constitutional powers in passing at least some sections of its Charter of the French Language Across Canada Vancouver teenager Dan Lowndes heads over the Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal on his way to St Johns Nfld from Vancouver where he started April He expects to be in St Johns in 20 days CP Photo story in the number of representatives each No bombs on board Mitchell medium bomber from the Second World War flies past Torontos CN Tower to announce this weekends Hamilton international Airshow at Hamilton The show will feature threehour display in the air as well as ontheground displays of vintage fighters and new experimental craft CP Warnica wins Warnica School of Painswick ran away with the areas oneandsix track and field team championship Tuesday with dazzl ing performance in the relay races See story pictures on todays sports page Big Brother chosen Ron Oliver of New Lowell has been selected Brother of the Month by the Big Brothers Association of Barrie and District For story and photo see todays Lifestyle Page index today llfutylo 68 entertainment 19 sports 18 eornlcstv guide 23 classified 2427 UK budget for rich LONDON AP Britains new Con servative government has introduced budget it says is new beginning that will provide Britons with the incentives to halt the countrys economic decline Critics say it benefits the rich at the expense of the poor The budget the first introduced by Sir Geoffrey Howe chancellor of the ex chequer will cut the basic incometax rate by three per cent lilClCilSt the sales tax and take the lid off stock dividends Incomeatax rates in the highest bracket will be reduced to 60 per cent from 83 per cent near the European average while the basic rate will be cut to 30 per cent from 33 per cent New man at summit WASHINGTON AP Konstantin Chernenko fastrising protege of Soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev and his possible successor as head of the Kremlin hierarchy is expected to attend this weeks Vienna summit meeting with President Carter The 72yearold Brezhnev reported to be in failing health will also bring with him number of other top aides but not Andrei Kirilenko considered Cheriienko rival for the leadership Chernenko 68 who has taken on the job of managing the politburos business owes his quick rise through the Kremlin bureaucracy to Brezhnev Carter and Brezhnev have scheduled five business meetings over the threeday summit called for the signing of the new strategic aniis limitation treaty SALT II Pork found in beef TORONTO tCPi Pork was found in 30 to 40 per cent of ground beef samples from supermarkets and independent stores in Ontario preliminary results of federal consumer and corporate affairs survey show No breakdown of the offending stores was available Executives of several chains including Dominion Stores Loblaws Miracle Food Mart Knob Hill Farms and Food City Mar kets said Tuesday they sell only beef in ground beef Fines of up to 85000 and prison terms of three years can be imposed under the federal Food and Drug Act for creating false impression of products composition May never know cause DLLITH Minn iAPi The cause and location of fire that broke out on the Canadian freighter Cartierclifte Hall may never be known but there was no evidence of foul play CS Coast Guard fire protection engineer testified Tuesday Randy Ebcrly appeared at an inquiry into the blae that killed six crew members last week The freighter caught fire in Lake Superior oft Copper Harbor Mich early June The vessel was bound for Port Cartier Que with load of corn from Duluth Eberly said it is likely an electrical short or cigarette may have started the fire in the living quarters aboard the 73foot CartiercliffcHall Quadruplets born TORONTO iCIi 23yeareold woman has given birth to quadruplets after at tending clinic for women having trouble getting pregnant The three girls and one boy delivered eight weeks prematurely by caesarcaii section on Sunday were transfcrrtxi to Hospital for Sick Children from Toronto General Hospital weather Warmer and cloudy periods today and Thursday increasing southerly winds Thursday High today i9 to 22 Low overnight to l0 High Thurs day 24 to 27 but cooler near the lakeshore Vl itr3f11¢V rr ommission askin OPP for he Harbour patrol neededzChief Snider By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner Barrie Board of Police Commissioners Will ask the Ontario Provincial Police to patrol Kempenfelt Bay because arrangements for city patrol are too costly At its meeting Tuesday the board voted to ask for OPP assistance in policing the bay west end which falls within City police jurisdiction During the past several years City police have used boat loaned to them byChrysler Outboard Ltd The company closed its Barrie plant last December however and police have been left without boat for marine patrols At the May meeting the board decided to seek arrangements with local marina for boat use in an emergency MacDonalds Marine Ltd drafted con tract for use of boat at $20 an hr Chief Snider estimated the boat would be used for one call week during the weeks boating season from May to October On that basis boat rental for one season would cost $420 In addition there would be insurance fees and other costs such as special communication devices 115th year No 39 Wednesday June 13 1979 Hold stud session toda Under the agreement the boat would not be reserved solely for police and Chief Snider said he was worried it might not be available for police use in an emergency Ben Straughan city clerk said today city police are required to police anything within the city boundaries Chief Snider reminded board members of advice from Ossie Rowe city solicitor who earlier told the board the city faces possible law suits if tragedy occurs in Kempenfelt Bay and police are slow to respond This is very serious situation said Chief Snider 5° Per Copy the examiner Eldon Greer board chairman said the MacDonald arrangements were too com plicated OPP policing might not be sufficient said Chief Snider Theres no way theyre going to have boat at the foot of Bayfield Street just for Barrie policing They have other areas to cover If the Ontario Police Commission approves OPP assistance OPP patrol expenses maybe deducted from the govemments police grant to the city Chief Snider told the board Tues day Carrier Home Delivery 95° Weekly serving barrie andflglsimcoe county Rotating strikes underway service em by Bell By LORI COHEN Of The Examiner Bell Canada crafted service workers are off the job across Sim coe County today as part of series of rotating strikes that began last week in Ontario and Quebec Members of the Communication Workers of Canada CWC Local 40 which encompasses Barrie Orillia Newmarket Collingwood and Midland are holding oneday study ses sion today to protest the conciliators con tract proposal that was accepted by the com pany as basis for settlement Among the issues in dispute are wages overtime hours and pay rate wage zones and vacation schedules Crafted service workers include installers repairmen construction workers and equip ment office employees They have been without contract since November and were in legal strike position last Thursday PROTEST TREATMENT Joe Fleming Barrie shop steward says the union is protesting in part the preferred treatment Bell Canada gave the Canadian Telephone Employees Association during its negotiations When their contract ran out last November Bell offered them 123 per cent wage increase with dental plan right away Fleming says It offered us four per cent with no dental plan Paul Thanasse strike worker says the crafted service employees are on call 24 hours day When youre called to come in for OVCI time youre expected to say yes he says If not youre threatened and cant be sure it your job will be there when you get back REQIIREI MINIMUM Crafted service people are required to work minimum of eight overtime hours week for timeandvahalf pay After eight hours its double time Bell employee Cameron Campbell says the union wants wage parity with other telephone employees in the country He noted that British Columbia telephone company employees make $100 more week than those in Ontario and Quebec Bell Canada employees were always the second or third highest paid telephone workers in Canada he says Now were number 17 out of 22 BELOW INFLATION RATE Another worker said the two eight per cent wage increases Bell offered in the latter half of twoandahalf year contract were below the nine per cent annual inflation rate Rose Petit assistant manager at the Bell Canada office in Barrie said the company had hoped workers would stay on the job untii the conciliators report was voted upon by the union membership Workers are voting by mail and results are expected by the beginne iiigofJuly haulers Hes really bricklayer but its the only way he can get out of Russia Pierre playful at swearing in OTTAWA 1CF 77 Pierre Trudeau was sworn in today as IP for the Montreal riding of Mount Royal and leader of Her Majestys tittititiltipposition Former prime ministers really rank Trudeau quipped as he signed the test roll and officially became an MP for the fifth time He was first elected in 1965 The swearing in took place at brief ceremony in the office of Commons Clerk Alistair FTBSI Trudeau wearing light beige suri mugged playfully for photographers before swearing to be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Ma its Queen Elizabeth the Second Bell Canada crafted service employees are off the job to day in Barrie Orillia Newmarket Collingwood and Midland as part of series of rotating strikes across On tario and Quebec The Communication Workers of Lori Cohen ployee is Canada says the conciliators contract recommendations are unacceptable Above Paul Thanasse Jim Andriano and Cameron Campbell picket in front of the Bell Canada building on Bayfield Street in Barrie Examiner Photo by $16M expansion for General Tire By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner About $16 million worth of improvements to the General Tire and Rubber Company of Canada Ltds John Street plant is slated for the next three years ground breaking ceremony was held Tuesday to start off the companys planned seek two me STEPHEN NIIIOIIS Of The Examiner MIDLAND Police are searching for two 19yearold Midland men accused of murdering 14vyearrold Eliuibeth thlan iii bizarre weekend incident Provincial police have issued warrants for the arrest of Neil Gerow and Garrold Diver who are believed to be travelling together in 1973 goldcolored Datsun The two men were last seen in Midland on Monday at noon Both are charged with firstrdegree murder Insp Tom Hill detective in charge of the murder investigation refused to say why the two men are charged facility expansion says Bruno dc Vito mer chandising manager The expansion will include new employee car park laboratory employee cafeteria locker rooms and inplant offices dc Vito said today IIINIIASE NIACIIINEH In addition the company is planning to pur in murder Police ave no motive for the murder spokesman said there has been no indica tion of sexual assault on the girl The girl was found beneath the wheels of stolen 1971 Green Bank about am Saturday She had litill beaten stabbed and run over by car Midland Town Police said today the car found at the scene was reported stolen by Cynthia lltl lflilllH of iarrold Diver Miss thIan was seen walking on Midland street about 1115 pm Friday She was to meet friends to return to Peiietanguishcne Her body was discovered by passerrby on country road Demonstrating first aid Auxiliary OPP constables Brian Kelly and Huestis work on an injured hunter during demonstration of first aid technique at the annual auxiliary inspection Tuesday night at the Barrie Armoury The auxiliary donate their time and supplement provincial police at events where more police than are available are required See second photo on the Today page Examiner photo by ion Mulgrew chase about $13 million worth of machinery to improve tire production he said The company intends to start producing more radial tires now and this is one of lllt reasons for the machinery purchase said dc Vito It will be the companys 12th expansion since it began operation in 1934 he said The present plant has 561000 square feet now and the additions of 82000 square feet will bring the total floor area to 6438 square feel he said It will be possible to expand the present production capacity of 7500 tires day to over 10000 tires with the addition release from the company says The plant first started in Barrie under the name Mansfield Rubber Canada Ltd total of 61300 tires were shipped tiscwhin by the close of 1953 The company started Willi 50 employecu and had 99 employees at the lost of 10533 The company employs 926 now School board must decide French issue Hy TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner The Simcoc County Board of Edul ii 11 Jli decide at its meeting tonight on the rentl language instructional unit tiling pmpmid for the Ienetanguishene area To this point the board has remained llllli on its contention that there are not enough prospective French striririlar xihlil students in the area to jllSlll thr tort of budding and maintaining sipaziv and district school Representatives of the French ronanuinig maintain that separate and distinct llfflil is the only option open to people Ionccrrwi that its culture and language are in danger The boards position will be literaldtKl to the ministry of education If the board changes its poSition and votes in favor of the new school the dispute wdl hav ended FORCE REVIE If the board does not change ll position the minister of education will be forced to review the situation and the opposing points ofview Provincial policy allows for the irislilullttn of French courses or construction of French schools where numbers warrant Whether or not the numbers Ill Penetangmshene warrant construction of separate and distinct school is matter for debate even among ministry officials Doug Penny aSSistant deputyminister 21 id whit