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Ideal for outing An ideal place for family outing to see Wildlife in its natural habitat is the Wye Marsh Wildlife and Conservation Area just east of Midland Attractions include nature museum theatre showing films on the wildlife and the flora and fauna of the marsh quarter mile floating walkway through the marsh and an underwater viewing window where ViSitors can examine the underwater life of the marsh See Brian Bakers report about the Marsh on todays Leisure Page Annual canoe race The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authoritys annual canoe race will be held Sunday The race covers 20 miles of the Not tawasaga River from Angus to the Eden vale Conservation Area See todays Leisure Page for information about the ninth annual race Jubilee weekend The village of Creemore will com memorate the Queens Silver Jubilee this weekend with an art show concerts puppet shows and more Turn to todays Leisure Page for what is happening when at Creemore On pollutionland use The CanadaOntarioRideauTrent Severn CORTS advisory board will hold public meeting Wednesday at the Com munity arena Keswick to discuss the pro blems of the water system including pollu tion conservation and land use Concert at Georgian Gospel singer Robbie Hiner will perform in concert at Georgian College Friday at 730 pm There is no admission charge for the concert Mask of women fivefoot mask made from the forms of 50 women is carried into Ontario Science Centre in Toronto by Richard Watanabe left senior designer and Claude Faubert scientist The mast is part of show opening Saturday called Decep tionsIn Art Nature and Play The mask was designed by 23yearold Japanese Ar tist Akira Kataoka CP Photo Doesnt cure cancer NEW YORK AP Clinical tests of Laetrile on humans probably will be needed to convince people of the accuracy of study that found the substance useless in treating cancer in rodents scientists say report based on fouryear study and released Wednesday concluded that Laetrile does nothing to either prevent or cure cancer The scientists also said their experiments indicated Laetrile which is derived from bitter almonds and apricot and peach pits had no harmful effects except when ex cessive doses were given orally or by faulty injection They said they could not test whether Laetrile may lessen pain as its supporters claim The scientists said their report probably will have no impact on the public and that tests on humans may still be necessary Kidnapping charge PARIS Reuter Former Dominican ambassador Hector Aristy was charged with kidnapping today after being detained by police for questioning about his role as gobetween in the abduction of Italian in dustrialist Luchino RevelliBeaumont The industrialist head of the Italian Fiat companys operations in France was kidnapped April 13 outside his Paris home Police arrested Aristy on Tuesday to question him about his role in the abduction He had been acting as mediator between the industrialists family and the kidna pers Aristy was charged with illegal etention and kidna ping by an examining magistate shortly be ore 48hour time limit for police detention withoit charges expired sources said Police Commissioner Pierre OttaVIoli told reporters We have proof that Mr Revelli Beaumont was still alive yesterday He gave no other details Reelected preSident CHRLESTON WVa AP Arnold Miller apparent winner of second five year term as president of the United Mine Workers UMW is calling for unity in the fight for new contract Miller 54 will lead negotiations for na tional contract on behalf of 227000 miners at crucial time when the United States is expected to increase its use of coal as part of President Carters energy program The present contract expires Dec Although the off ic1al result of the election will not be known until ballots mailed to the unions headquarters in Washington are At Junefest Ontario Premier William Davis will be in Wasaga Beach Saturday morning to par ticipate in the annual Junefest parade Miss Dominion of Canada will also be on hand for full schedule of events See story on Page 14 of todays Examiner Largest resort OTTAWA CP Canadas largest resort is in the making at Mont Ste Marie in the Gatineau Hills about 55 miles north of Ot tawa ski resort in the highest mountain in the Gatineaus the new development at Mont Ste Marie will include one of the worlds most sophisticated conference centres group of 38 condominium townhouses and 520bed hotel Only two per cent of the 4500acre site will be developed said Mont Ste Maries president Gary Clarke leaving the rest as recreational and wilderness area The key to the resort area is the business and conference centre Cantrakon which is expected to produce 70 per cent of Mont Ste Maries revenue I1 counted Millers opponents Harry Patrick and Lee Roy Patterson have con ceded defeated in Tuesdays election An official Associated Press tally of more than 500 of the unions 855 locals showed Miller had 40 per cent of the vote Patterson had 34 per cent and Patrick had 26 per cent Miller however continued to express op timism Wednesday that final tallies would give him majority Boy on gun charge TORONTO CP Police say 15year old boy will appear in juvenile court Friday charged with pointing firearm possession of restricted weapon and robbery follow ing an incident Wednesday in high school classroom Police said Charles Bingham who teaches English wrested loaded revolver from student who had demanded money from him Spanish elections on MADRID AP Premier Adolfo Suarez moderate coalition headed for victory today in Spains parliamentary elections winning nearly half the Senate seats and leading the Socialist Workers party by 2to1 margin in the Chamber of Deputies With 5413 per cent of the vote counted unofficial returns gave the reformist premiers Democratic Center Union UCD 379 per cent of the vote to 2734 per cent for the Socialist Workers party led by Felipe Gonzalez The rightwing Popular Alliance the Francoist party led by Manuel Fraga Iribarne was third with 865 per cent and the Communists had 844 per cent The rest was split among 153 other parties The national election centre said Suarez candidates had won 103 of the 207 elected senate seats short of majority but putting him in position to call on support from senators appointed election day by the premiers backer King Juan Carlos The socialists had elected 33 senators LEONII BREZIIN EV two posts New Soviet president MOSCOW Reuter Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev was elected presi dent of the Soviet Union today Brezhnev 70 was voted to the post unanimously by the Supreme Soviet the Soviet parliament which also voted unanimously to release Nikolai Podgomy from thejob Brezhnev will hold the presidency as well as his job as general secretary of the party He is the only leader in the history of the Soviet Union to combine the two posts He became party chief when former Kremlin leader Nikita Khrushchev was ousted in 1964 7y Its going to be mite cooler in the Barrie area with showers and thundershowers forecast for tonight and Friday morning Low tonight 14 to 16 Partial clearing fiiday afternoon High 22 to 24 113th yearNo 140 the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county Thursday June 18 1917 15 For Copy Carrier Homo Delivery 90 Wooklv 24 Page No water crisis here in current dry spell We love watermelons and strawberries at David Alderson went to his first strawberry supper Wednesday evening at the Communi ty Hall in ltopia His mother Bonnie and two sisters Laurie and Lisa also enjoyed the meal along with 500 others The meal was prepared and served by the members and some husbands of the St Georges Anglican Church Women Below Greg Clow of the 1st Angus Pack cubs had his fill of watermelon during the Mother and Son barbeque held Wednesday evening at the home of Rev Elliott in New Lowell As the closing meeting of the year the boys serve their mothers supper which is cooked by the leaders as way of saying thank you for their support throughout the year Examiner Photo Soweto workers under guard JOHANNESBURG AP Thousands of blacks from Soweto went to work under police guard today despite student demands for general strike to mark the anniversary of the 1976 rioting in which more than 600 blacks and three whites were killed mourn but want my pay said door man Sam Dhlamini as he took the commuter train from Soweto to downtown Johannesburg this morning Both black and white policemen some in riot gear manned checkpoints at all roads leading to the township of more than one million blacks eight miles south of Johan nesburg police spokesman said security forces were caught offguard when last years rioting erupted This time we are fully prepared for any eventuality he said Saboteurs blasted two sections of rail line in Soweto early today The blasts also damaged power pole shattered train wm dows and slightly injured white policeman But police said most commuter trains were runningnornially Buses of the whiterun Putco Co targets of stone throwers last week also Vwere operating company spokesman said the number of passengers weis slightly below nor mal The current dry spell has Barries water system working at record levels during peak hours but there are no indications city residents will be asked to conserve water as has occurred in some parts of Metropolitan Toronto Residents of some parts of Scarborough and North York were asked Wednesday not to water their lawns until at least July and other Metro residents may face the same re quest if the dry spell does not end by the mid die of next week However Roger Tomlinson water su perintendent with the Barrie Public Utilities Commission said the citys ninewell system can stand current levels of use provided we dont have any equipment breakdowns and there is no need to ask residents to cut back on water use Lawnwatering and other activities have pushed the pumping rate in Barrie during peak evening hours to the equivalent of 12 to 13 million gallons daya record rate and roughly equal to the systems capacity On daily basis pumping has reached high of 84 to 85 million gallons well above the million usual at this time of year but short of record of 87 million gallons July 17 1975 Equipment failure is not common and the last major case was two years ago Tomlin son said but its an everpresent possibility that pump motor will burn out Ihate to think about it we cant afford to lose anything He said an equipment failure would mean lower water pressure for some residents Another problem could arise if there were major fire between and 10 pm peak hours he said but dont think its critical He said there has been no discus sion between the PUC and the citys fire department about the issue The situation in Toronto is the worst since 1957 Paul Emery water supply director for Metro said Wednesday Weather forecaster Al Malinauskas said some showers and thunderstorms are expected in the next few days but there will not be enough rain to end the shortage Normal or dry weather is forecast for the next 30 days Rules on jurisdiction in rent review case By RICHARD DLNSTAN fixaminer Staff Reporter SANDY COVE ACRES Rent review of ficer Bob Bentley ruled Wednesday he has jurisdiction in complicated case involving £37 tenants at Sandy Cove Acres mobile home park here The decision first of its kind in the history of the provincial rent review program opens the way for rent review hearing July 12 at pm at Eastview Secondary School cafe torium in Barrie At issue will be proposed lot rent increase of $1170 per month which represents to 13 per cent increase over last years rates depending on each tenants base rate An overflow crowd filled the Hub Wednes day at the mommoth mobile home develop ment to hear Basil Stevenson lawyer for San dy Cove Acres Ltd try to convince Bentley he lacked jurisdiction over the case An estimated 150 more residents went away when they could not find room while others stood on the porch outdoors or sat on second floor stairwell railing overlooking the main hall Bentley ruled that rent review legislation amendments passed at Queens Park April 28 give him the right to review rent increases charged by the landlord under escalation clauses contained in lot leases signed prior to July 29 1975 even though the increases are effective Jan and notice was given to tenants March Under the original legislation rents charg ed under the terms of leases dating from before July 29 1975 were not subject to review but the April amendments removed the limitation Stevenson argued that Bentley should ap ply the unamended law which was in ex istence when the increases took effect and notice of the increases was given Bentley however ruled that clause mak ing the amended legislation effective as if passed July 29 1975 gave him the power to treat the amendments as applying to the pro posed increases He noted that the tenants applications for review were filed after the amendments were passed but within the prescribed today period following notice of the increases Bentley said last week the case is the first involving the issue of recapturing escala tion clauses to be heard in the province He said the landlord may go to court for judical review of his ruling or of the power of the provincial legislature to recapture such clauses by law Stevenson had no comment on the subject of an appeal Bentley said he would go ahead with the July 12 hearing even if an appeal is filed unless court orders him to cancel it The Eastview cafetorium was chosen because it provides room for an expected croWd of 400 to 500 and because it is air conditioned Bentley said he expects the hear ing to last about three hours and the decision to take about two weeks Media vigilance is urged in crime violence coverage TORONTO CP Canadas communica tions industry must be vigilant to ensure its coverage of crime and violence does not serve to incite further incidents of violence said an Ontario royal commission report released Wednesday The 497page report recommended such vigilance be included in new national freedom of expression act along with several aspects now under the Criminal Code BULLETIN MONTREAL Three senior police of ficers were given unconditional discharges in sessions court today for authorizing the breakin at the Montreal offices of leftist news agency in 1972 See earlier story on page 19 Commonwealth try by Quebec is rebuffed LONDON CP Quebec has applied for separate representation in the Com monwealth but was oficially rebuffed by the Commonwealth Secretar General Prime Minister Trudeau said esday Trudeau said SecretaryGeneral Shridath Ramphal acted properly when he told Premier Rene Levesque that Quebec should talk to the federal government about getting seat with the Canadian delegation on Com monwealth bodies Commonwealth rules allow membership only to sovereign independent government Trudeau said Federal officials said the issue first arose several weeks ago when Ramphal was on visit to Quebec City and met Levesque Levesque raised the possibility of some kind of associate membership for the prov ince in the Commonwealth and Ramphal referred him to Ottawa An official from the Levesque government was in London last month and again raised the question with Ramphal who re ated that membership was matter for the ederal government The report produced by Judy LaMarsh former secretary of state lScott Young Toronto Globe and Mail columnist and Judge Lucien Beaulieu recommended replacing all television networks including the CBC CTV and Global networks with an organization called Television Canada It also urged creation of new broadcast act formation of national media council and the appointment of national media om budsman LaMarsh told news conference here is basically nothing in the Criminal Code which relates to the depiction of violence in the com munications industry and how it affects the mass audience vistas v11 Bad news kiddo You may be made to serve the mmalndcr of your form In 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