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EXAMINER TELEPHONES Circulation Classified Advertising All Other Departments 13th year No64 Wednesday afternoon was time for finishing touches as the first dress rehearsal for the 1977 Georgian College fashion show Picture Yourself Framed in Fa house Friday and Saturday products campus ing held tonight at pm Electric Power Planning Picture Yoursel ST ANTHONY Nfld tCP Brigitte Bardot spent Wednes day night in Quebec town on Injured in blaze One Shanty Bay firefighter is in an Orillia hospital today and another three firefighters are recovering from smoke inhala tlon after fighting flames at the Bargin Ham on Highway 11 late Wednesday night District Fire Thief George Sutton says firefighters were called to the scene at 1020 pm and it took two hours to bring the flames under control Firefighters from Shanty Bay and Hawkestone were at the fire until am today Chief Sutton says damage is extensive and says he and r0 Fire Chief Robert Thorne will investigate Firefighter Peter Groot was taken to hospital after second orey platform he was stan on collapsed and he landed fleet used windows All college divisions are participating in the open house which is being described as showcase of people programs projects and Visiting hours are am to pm Friday and 10 am to pm Saturday at the Barrie As prelude to the open house public presentation on energy planning issues is be in the college theatre Feature speaker is Dr Steven son member of the Royal Commission on Fashion is the theatre highlight Friday as Georgian fashion fpromotion students present The fashion show begins 7266539 72824 7266537 shion got under way at the college theatre ne of the Fashion Promotion students to model the latest in spring fashion Janice Warden adds flower to her hair to at the door The Barrie Examiner Barrie Ontario Canada Thursday March 17 1977 provide an accent to this salmoncolored evening dress The show will be presented in the ollegc theatre Friday at it pni tIIx amincr Photo Variety the keynote at College open house Glassblowing ceramics karate and ar chery demonstrations poetry readings films Caribbean casino and dozens of displays ranging from solar collectors to sitathome teleshopper will be features of Georgian Colleges 10th anniversary open pm Tickets are $2 in advance $250 at Chess enthusiasts can participate in the Georgian versus the public chess tournav ment in Room 221 of the business building running score will be kept and the final resultsannounced at the conclusion of open house Displays include yoga carpentry bronze casting printmaking and historical depic tion of secretaries and their typewriters from processing the suffragette era to computer word Visitors to the colleges adult training building on Bell Farm Road may have skills such as reading speed spelling and power of observation tested in the reading lab In cooperation with the Raggedy Aim Day Care Centre located on campus early childhood education students will sponsor ac tivities for children to 10 accompanied by their parents Saturday from 10 am to noon and to pm The Caribbean casino complete with enter tainment will be in the theatre building the Strait of Belle Isle 67 miles from here after abandoning an attempt to reach the Arctic ice pack to watch the annual seal hunt The French film actress re joined the antihunt protesters led by Swiss industrialist Franz Weber at their head uarters in Lourdes du Blanc Sa Ion Que after missing helicopter here Wednesday afternoon that would have taken her to the seal hunt on the Arctic ice pack 58 miles northeast of St An thony member of the Weber group said Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau had turned down request by Miss Bardot for an interview But Trudeaus office said Wed nesday that no request for an interview was received Miss Bardot was unavailable for comment on her lans for today but she had sai Wednesr day afternoon she intends to re turn to France Rain and fog in the Strait of Belle Isle on Wednesday night made flights out of the area un likely Winds continued moderate Brigitte Bardot in Quebec to join sealhunt protest and the precipitation was not expected to slow the Canadians and Norwegians hunting the seals from 11 ships parked in the ice pack known locally the Front By Wednesday night the Ca nadians had taken almost one fifth of their quota of 62000 seals and the Norwegians more than onethird of their 35000 quota Vowed never to be taken alive Clip ilaarrir Examiner 15 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly WEATHER FORECAST $1 000 boost not enough say some Pay hike urged for mayor City councils general com mittee approved $1000 raise for Mayor Ross Archer Wednes day but some council members said the raise should have been bigger Mayor Archer would get $11000 year figure one alderman called embarrass ingly low under the commit tee recommendation The mayor successfully resisted drive to givehim an additional $1000 by cutting back on raises to other council members Aldermen who are not chairmen or vicechairman on councils three reference com mittees would receive $3850 up from $3400 under the general committee recommendation Aldermen in this group are Ron Lynch Nelson Garrett Bill Knowles Gord Mills Fred Ruemper and Ross Stephens Vicechairmen aldermen Janice Laking Ernie Rotman and Bill Campbellrfiare to receive $4050 up from $3600 while chairmeni aldermen Del Cole Alex Arthur and Ed Thompsonwwould get $4200 unchanged from last year Ald Arthur is the only one of the three chairmen who chaired committee last year and is thus the only alderman not to receive raise The decision to hold tl line on chairmens pay while other aldermen get increases reflects the loWer workload faced by committee chairmen under councils newlyinstituted Residents step closer to getting city water Patterson Road residents are bit closer to getting water from city main but the dttl sion on who pays for it will prir bably await the results of more thorough study of the well failures in the area by the tario Ministry of Natural Resources City councils gcncriil com mittee agreed Wednesday to get moving on providing hookups to the main aftcr meeting With an liminfil Township delegation led by Rcevc Bill Gibbms City staff 1x to llit Li detailed proposal ready for thc commit tee regular meeting Monday Residents would pay the full cost of the hookups plus local improvement charges on the existing main ueder current proiXiszils lhrcc residents on the township sidc of the road have blamed city sewer excavations for the failure of their wells in January ministry report put most of the blame on weathcr ttlltl1lltll but Mike Deinpstcr public works superintendent for thc township and private liydrogcologisl hired by the rcsidcnts litivc both taken issue with tlicrcpoit Coffee prices go up in US NEW YORK lr Whole szilc cotfcc prices inm 1iili to more than $1 pound in ll United States but tilllllllll will have to wait several wotks to find out how much more pound thcyll have to pay in the supermarkets icncrul Foods mp thi lzirgcst colfcc condor lit lllt increased the iliolisnlc price of ground coffee by Sticcii is to $1251 pound kedncsdiiy The action iollowcd Mondays io tll increase to $418 zi pound by lolgcr offct titiicral loods also raised liS lilltt tor Sanka and Brim ground tlttilffllllilitfl coffee by 40 iciils pound It left instant prici litl 7A PSULE NE WS Fell to death by accident HitAMlTUN liit ll 11 yearold illegal im migrant froni Trinidad who tcll floors to her death from Mississauga apziitmint building lib lit died accidentally coroners jury ruled icdncsdaj Patricia Forrlc fell off an apartment balcony while two immigration officers were at tempting to enter the apartment iiid question her Evidence at the onoday inquest showed the girl was working illegally as livein l2ilvllltl for Mississauga couple and was pregnant at tbc lllllt Union may strike Davidson rw it 44thwr JDI DAVIDSON distrust cinploycr WICN SOUND hit tl have found body they believe to be of Carol Dougherty reported missing early in December news release Wednesday said female body was found in shallow grave near the Hugh James Doughcrty residence in Holland Township post mortcm will be conducted today Doherty 37 was charged Dec with seconddegree murder following the disttppflillillitt of his 32Ayearold wife He is to be tried at the next ntario Supreme ourt session but no late has been set HAMILTth ttfl for bids Body found in shallow grave Dont want PanAmerican games City council voted 12 to Wednesday to turn down proposal requesting that the 1983 Pan American Ganics be held here The decision was blow to Mayor Jack MatDonald who urged council to take ad vantage of unique opportunity that will iicver never come again The mayor had planned to submit proposal requesting that Hamilton be chosen as site of the Games to Games officials in Mexico City before Saturdays deadline lHl VDlIli HAY nt tl loc Davidson presi dent of thc 22000mcmbcr Jinidmn lnion of Postal Workers says the union may go on strike this sum incr in an interview Wedncs day Davidson said union members distrust their employer the federal govtiiiiiiiiit Unless there is coin plcic reversal of attitude by the federal govern mcnt there is distinct possibility of disruption in the post office he said Davidson who said he will retire as union president in July is visuing union locals across anada to prepare for negotiations for new contract The unions cur rent contract expires June Ill Provincial police say they at $343 for 10ouncc Reeve Gibbins said results of further studies by the ministry are expected in about two months and the city might face legal action by the residents over the cost of the water hookup if the results put the blame on the excavations Mayor Ross Archer said after the meeting city council would probably reconsider its decision to let residents bear the cost of thc hookups if thc ministrys report holds the city rcsponsi blc for the well failures osl per household of thc hookup plus local improvement charges has been cstiinatcd in the $1000 range but could vary considcmbly from thar figure In particular hookup cost could be cut if the installation were made after the frost is out of thcground heifers 09 ix fx Don look now but here comes March 17rhl Oakley Park School held Fun Fair on Wednesday afternoon that featured wide variety of games of chance nearlynew sale and l7 73 general committee In past years most council business was divided among the stan ding committees but this year most issues have been handled by general committee with the mayor in the chair and all 12 aldermen in attendance and only few items have been referred to the smaller commit tees The raises which must be ap proved by council at regular meeting come within $61 of eating up the total increase to which council members are en titled this year under federal antiinflation guidelines Depu ty treasurer Lorne Knowles said the fact that council members took no increases at all last year when they were eligible for 12 per cent hike does not affect this years limit This years limit is an overall 95 per cent increase city ad ministrator Gerry Tamblyn said Also increased were car allowances for council mem bers The mayor will get $1800 up from $1500 while aldermen will get $600 apiece up from $400 Car allowances are not af fected by antiinflation guidelines Tamblyn said In addition to his council salary and car allowance the mayor receives $1500 year as member of the city police commission and about $600 year as member of planning board depending on the num ber of meetings Aldermen Thompson and Laking led drive to give the mayor an extra $1000 by taking the money from aldermens salaries but withdrew the mo tion at the mayors request think what youre doing is worth more than $11000 Ald Laking told Mayor Archer think the mayors salary is embarrassingly low put in Aid Knowles He said the mayors pay should be closer to $20000 year than to $10000 Mayor Archer said he has considered Barries mayors underpaid since long before his own election but knew what the pay was when sought the job and Im quite satisfied with that The mayor also said be con siders the aldermen underpaid and did not want to see them lose any of the little they get Hockey player fined $300 in fan assault Brantford hockey player has been convicted of assault causing bodily injury in connec tion with an incident with fan at Barric Flycrs game Nov 19 Jim Vanni 21 was fined $300 by Judge John Anjo in Barric provincial criminal court Wednesday He was charged by Barrie ci ty police after an altercation in the stands with 43yearold Per cy Cole of Anten Mills Vanni 21 told the court he went into the stands during the second period after being given game misconduct because fans in the arena used obscene language Abusive language kcpt com ing at me from everywhere he said He also said someone spat at him Vanni said he saw Cole in thc crowd and said his mouth was going 100 miles an hour The player climbed into stands in the northeast corner of the Dunlop Street arena he tes tified and dared Cole to repeat what he said Vanni said ole swung at him and missed and Vanni then pushed him backwards tolc testified Wednesday morning he did not use profane language although he did say he said hey turkey who un dressed you number of times Vanni had lost his team sweater during fight earlier with Flyers player Bob Montcith Cole said Vanni deliberately punched him on the bridge of his nose FELL BACK Cole fell back into the aisle behind his seat as players from both sides swarmed into the stands and was later given two stitches to close cut on his nose Four witnesses for the pro sectuion said no profane language was used and denied anyone spat at Vanni when he was leavingtheice Flyers general manager Steven Cripps said he didnt see the actual blow but said he heard no obscenity referee and linesman teslt tified however it was par ticularly bad night at the Dunlop Street arena Barrie player Bob ilonteitb had also received game misconduct after fighting with Vanni on the ice ole said fans probably gave Vanni bad time but said it was custom of home town fans to boo opposing players Vanni said fans expect too inucb for the $2 they pay to see the game Thats not my number tea and bake sale cecds raised by the activities Pro will go to purchase gym equipment amt to the Red Cross Glen Warner is seen here assisting fiveyearold Scott Fllltll as they wait to see where the wheel of There seems to be conflict between player nd fan he said on the stand The fans figure just because they pay their $2 they can throw abuse at players all they want He said fans treat players like gladiators in pen Judge Anjo said while he was finding Vanni guilty he did not believe there was no obscenity used have come to the conclu sion after three cases like this that hockey fans pay their $2 and think they can hurl all sorts of abuse at players he said RIIEINNIIR He said fair behave in rude manner ind said they could be provoking But you hrivc played hockey for several years he told Van ni and you know thats part of the game He said the case narrowed down to question of credibility between Cole and anm and said idnt belicye olc tried to moi tiid fmnilt staruncut iie dutd go illti thc stands iolciicc was hard to or tlv you would have ti thADitlS right back down his throat hesaité Chew iilt stick next tine hc told Vanni but dont go into those stands chance will stop onveiicrs of the event were Jean irisdalc and Bobbie toulter Examiner Photo Gunman suicides in 18 hostagetaking incident SOUTH AP SAN FRANCISCO gunman fleeing botched robbery attempt and than an hour after himself in the chest unharmed His two hostages were freed he shot had been the male hostage Tony Jojola wounded in shoulder during an early ex The the Associated Press in telephone interview dont want to go back to prison for the Guile had said he was armed with two guns and large quan tity of ammunition Several holdup try at pharmacy in nearby Brisbane The gunman giiibbcd the vowing never to be taken alive shot and killed himself early to day after holding man and woman hostage for 14 hours policesaid Police Chief Jim Datzman said he was notified by hos ital that Michael Guile 31 died at 709 EST slightly more Sheriff John McDonald had said the gunman agreed to sur render but asked for few minutes alone short time later he said single shot rang out and the woman hostage Pauline Gomez told police Guile was on the kitchen floor Authorities had believed that or change of gunfire McDonald said later that Jo jola was unharmed and that the stor of his wound had been mat up by the gunman PREFERS DEATH During the sie Guile had said he would pre or death over return to prison Im going to die he told rest of my life fully expect to die right here not that want to but you know if it means thats what have to do Guiles parole officer Lynne Atkinson said he was released from San Quentin prison in May 1976 after serving time for robbery conviction hours earlier he had released unharmed an ill11111llitld inv fant Jose Jiinincz In exchange for the infants release Police Chief Jim Deity man allowed Guile to talk with his halfbrother Bob Galbraith Authorities said Galbraith was arrested earlier when he Guile and Larry Jackson fled from hostages and holed up in the threestorey apartment building shortly after noon when police stopped car con taining the three robbery suspects Galbraith was arrested ini niedintely and Jackson was captured on the roof of the apartment building