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Hey look over there Richard Dworak of Wasaga Beach and his dog had lots to look at Saturday during the Junefest parade held at the beach car that went around in circles clowns live lion miniature police car and the Wasaga Dirt Squirts with their motorcycles put on good show for the near 5000 people who lined the parade route Examiner Photo Mob families said at work in Hamilton HAMILTON ttTP Hamiltonirentworth regional police officials acknowledged Friday that two organized crime families are operating in the area hief Gordon Torrence and Keith Farraway acting staffsuperintendent said in an interview one family consists of three brothers and the other of five brothers and another man The officials said the families and their associates make their money through legitimate businesses gambling operations loansharking and to lesser degree labor rackets and extort ion Farraway said the two families have been linked to organized crime families in the United States and across Canada but would not comment on how influential they are in the organized crime structure in North America Farrawa said Its not serious problem and not one we cant handle One faintly began its operations in the 1950s while the other became force in criminal activites in the 1060s he said larrauay said gambling operations in volving horse races and other sports events and legitimate businesses form the basis of most of the families income PREHCR TORONTO He said the families have concentrated their efforts in Toronto more than in Hamilton because of the greater availability of capital in loronto monday is for SPORTS Soccer teams do well City mosquito and peewee soccer teams won four games and tied another in six tries this weekend when they hosted two Sud bury teams in series of exhibition games at Steele Street School The games were used as tuneup for the Ontario Cup later this month and in early Julv The mosquitoes won two of their three games against Sudbury Willie Legros Davxd Jupp Doug Archie and Ian Marten scored once each to lead Barrie to 40 romp in the first game of the series Barrie lost the second game 30 but rebounded with 31 win the deciding contest Marten Legros and hris Spruce Scored the Barrie goals The peewees won the first game of their series 21 on goals by Gary White and Jerry killingbourne The teams fought to 11 tie in the second game ollingbourne scored Barries lone marker Barrie came back in the last game of the series to win 21 on goals by Coll ingbourne and Robbie Renard The two city select clubs will be playing return matches in Sudbury in late July or early August City mosquitoe atom and pcewce teams will be taking part in tour nament Sept and in Sudbury Bombers t0p Soo ORILLIA The Silver Bombers knocked off the defending Northern Football Con ference champions Sault St Marie Steelers 3320 Saturday in Orillia Dave Clare was the star of the game for the Bombers rushing for 140 yards in eight carries and scoring four touchdowns Doug Woolidge scored the other Orillia touchdown on 65 yard pass Excuso mo General Johnson here has succeeded in making bomb that kills people without harming proportyl inside local lifestyle entertainment sports comics classified 14 Top player Bev Schurr second baseman for the PeterReino lluslers receives the most valuable player trophy from umpire lolm Shack Schurr went two for four at the plate with double and home run The home run came in the seventh inning of the final game and tied the score 41 Hustlers went on to win the game 74 See Hustlers Page Examiner lliotot Orillia led at the half Bombers had 304 yards total offence compared to 148 for Sault St Marie Orillias next game is Saturday in Sud bury against the Spartans Action pledged on federal secrecy OTTAWA CP The Consumers Association of Canada CAC was told today that there will be federal action fairly soon on its complaints about excessive secrecy in government operations Robert Andras treasury board president said that discussion paper on access to gov ernment information probably will be published before the end of this month He was commenting at session that federal cabinet ministers are holding here with 15 business consumer and public in terest organizations The consultations focus 113th yearNo 143 on the period after wage andprice controls arelifted The CAC delegation told sixmember group of ministers headed by Andras that it agrees with the federal commitment to end compulsory controls at an early date But prices review agency should be set up for the postcontrols period the CAC said This agency must be assured full in dependence from political pressures It should report to Parliament and the public and be given an initial life of three years renewable for similar term if it is effective the CAC said The antiinflation program is scheduled to run until Dec 31 1978 but the government is under some pressure to end it earlier SEES PROBLEMS The CAC said that before controls end the government must come to grips with basic economic problems including those affecting food prices energy and industrial efficiency While the CAC expressed tentative en thusiasm for recently announced federal food policy the policy is sketchy on details mannas Monday June 20 1977 15° Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 90° Weekly serving arrie and simcoe county the CAC noted The association added that it wants chance to comment before the government proceeds with plans for federal marketing board for broiler chickens The CAC said marketing boards usually drive up prices The consumer group also said that energy prices have risen by 157 per cent in the last six months It urged the federal government to try to encourage less waste of energy by measures such as promoting more effective packaging and higherquality consumer pro ducts 18 Pages the examiner Wheres Idi Ugandans ask as dictator Amin disappears NAIROBI Kenya AP One of Kenyas leading newspapers says President Idi Amin of Uganda is missing after an attempt to assassinate him during the weekend Government officials in Kampala the capital of neighboring Uganda said by telephone that as far as they know the report is inaccurate But an unidentified Ugandan who answered the telephone at Amins resi dence at Entebbe 19 miles southwest of Kam pala said We dont know where he is or what has happened to him Radio Uganda reported that Amin might attend refugee day celebration in western Uganda today However in later news bulletin the radio dropped its report that the president would attend the ceremonies It made no mention of the Ugandan leader The report of Amins disappearance was published by the independent Nairobi Daily Nation It says Ugandan VicePresident Mustafa Adrisi confirmed the disappearance and told the newspaper If you find him please contact Uganda immediately Adrisi said the police and army were booking for Amin throughout Uganda The Nation reported but it said he would not con firm or deny the report of an assassination at tempt on the Ugandan dictator The newspaper said sources whom it did not identify reported that two gunmen tried to kill Amin on Saturday at the Bayitabire trading centre two miles from Entebbe WAS EXPECTED FRIDAY Ugandan who answered the telephone at Amins Entebbe residence said We were expecting him on Friday evening We dont know whats happened to him Weve tried in vain to find him We dont know where he is now and nobody has any explanation The man sounded frightened He said the house was surrounded by far more armed guards than was normal spokesman at the presidents office in Kampala said he did not believe anything had happened to Amin or that he was missing He said Radio Uganda should be monitored for accurate reports At the information ministry spokesman also said that as far as he knew the story of Amins disappearance was not true Neither spokesman would say where the president was However Amin is often secretiVe about his movements presumably for security reasons Radio Uganda said Amin was alive and well on Saturday when it said he was presented with giant Nile perch caught in Lake Victoria by his British aide Bob Astles Astles could not be reached by telephone to day and the person who answered his phone said both he and his wife were travelling Cyclist killed Andrew Connor West Hill died Saturday when he was struck by car while riding his bicycle Shelburne Ontario Provincial Police say the 14yearold died of head injuries when struck by car driven by Paul Voisin of Toronto Police say the boy came out of side road in front of the south bound car Police say no charges will be laid Muhammad Ali weds BEVERLY HILIS CaliftAP Amid security reminiscent of presidential visit heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali wed model Veronica Porche in private civil ceremony Sunday With Superior ourt Judge Billy Mills presiding Ali married Miss Porche in brief ceremony before some 200 friends and relatives Ali would not comment to the press saying only This is very sacred moment for me heavyweight champ from another era loe Louis was among the guests Others in eluded Los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley actor Warren Beatty comedian Dick Gregory and Alis parents Cassius Clay Sr and Mrs Odessa lay In from Japan for the ceremony was mar tial arts expert Antonio Inoki who Ali fought in 1975 Leather boat closer HALIFAX CF The 36foot leather boat St Brendan was reported Sunday about 210 miles northeast of St Anthony Nfld on 4000mile twostage voyage bet ween Ireland and the United States spokesman for the Canadian Armed Forces Rescue Coordination Centre in Halifax said no problems were reported by skipper Timothy Severins and his crew of three The craft apparently had hole in it earlier but that was repaired the spokesman said The St Brendan reports to the centre through armed forces radio stations along the coast and passing ships and aircraft with the radio transmitter it has aboard Wet tired and muddy bodies crossed the finish line at Edenvale Sunday for the finish of the ninth annual Nottawasaga Valley Con servation Authority canoe race Sixtytwo entries from such places as Peterboroughll Penetanguishene Base Borden Oshawa Barrie Collingwood and Prince Albert competed in the 20 mile race The course this year included six portages one of them almost quarter of mile long according to some participants Winners of the open class were Garnet Weaver Kirkfield and Mike Ruddock Orillia in time of one hour and 59 minutes Last years winning time was one hour 55 minutes also won by Weaver with the assistance of Stewart dealine Instant millionaire John Brown 43yearold lngersoll bachelor is $1 million richer today after winning one of 12 Loto Canada grand prizes Sunday Brown bartender held two tickets plus shares in 20 others He said his father Windsor resident refus ed to believe him when he phhoned to tell him of his good fortune For Loto Canada winning numbers see page CP Photo Spaniard executed BILBAO Spain tReutcr note sent to radio station today said Basque nationalist guerrillas have killed kidnapped Spanish industrialist Javier de Ybarra 63 yearold former mayor of Bilbao De Ybarra was kidnapped May 20 by gun men dressed as hospital orderlies He was driven off in an ambulance The radio said its reporters picked up the note in mailbox after receiving an anonymous telephone call The note said do Ybarra was executed Canoeists and stuffed frog prepare to start Canoeists brave the Nottawasaga in ninth annual NVCA competition Second place winners were Les rowe and Peter Evergreen in two hours four minutes and 30 seconds In third were Raymond Desautels and Elwood Stewart in two hours and six minutes Winners in the female class were Rud dock and Weaver in two hours 49 minutes and Dubois and Nault in four hours five minutes Best time in the parentiehild class was recorded by ll Sundin and Stindin with two hours 38 minutes Second were and Dunsmore with two hours 44 minutes and third were and Drought in two hours 30 minutes Two hours 16 minutes was the best time in the malefemale class brought in by last Saturday after the deadline expired for the payment of an undisclosed ransom The Basque nationalist guerrilla organization IIlA claimed resimnsibility for the kidnapping of de Ybarra three days after it occurred ETA which wants independence for the Basque country described the industrialist as one of the basic pillars of the present oppressor state De Ybarra was chairman of the Spanish branch of the British Babcoek and iileox engineering firm Ten days after the kidnapping he was allowed to write letter to his family saying he was in good health The letter was received at the local juvenile court where he often worked as an adviser One unconfirmed report said the ETA had asked for ransom of about $144 million Anita to be tired BOSTON AP Orange juice com mercials may not be for Anita Bryant any more Conductor Arthur Fiedler and Olym Bic skating star Dorothy Hamill may soon ecome the new symbols of the sunshine drink Fiedler said Sunday night he has filmed some commercials for Florida orange juice The Florida Citrus Commission worried that Miss Bryants antigay campaign has hurt her effectiveness as the orange juice queen is conducting marketing survey to find out if she should be asked to leave her $1000003year job In the meantime the commission has made backup commercials with Fiedler and Miss Hamill Brezhnev in Paris PARIS Router Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev arrived here today for threeday official visit to France his first trip abroad since adding the office as president to his position as Communist party chief There was tight security at Orly airport when the presidential II shin aircraft touched down shortly be ore 1130 am local time Hobbs and Ward Second was and Scuhran with two hours 25 minutes lhird best time was two hours 28 minutes by Jammer and llaigli Best time in the lunior Division was brought in by and Weab Weaver with two hours It minutes Second place was won by ireen and Weaver in time two hours and 48 minutes Third place winners were llaugen and Collins with time of two hours 543 minutes Tied for first place in the senior class were Dale and Blake Campbell father and son of fill Barrie and Jamie Vatielef and Steve McIntyre of Baysville Second place winners were Dan and Tom Weaver and Tom of Baysville and third place was urry and Kevin Phillips of Sprucedale Sharpshooters watched from rooftops as Brezhnev was greeted by President Valery Giscard dEstaing Then the Soviet leader inspected guard of honor supplemented for the occasion by the crews of seven Mirage fighterbombers which were drawn up before the VIP lounge The two presidents were going directly to the 14th century Chateau de Rambouillet southwest of the capital where they were to hold three rounds of talks Police lined the road to Rambouillet at 500yard intervals During his visit Brezhnev is expected to try to reassert what Moscow sees as its special relationship with Paris Western observers believe he also will at tempt to slow Fifances gradual swing back into the mainstream of the Western alliance since the departure of Charles de Gaulle as the countrys leader Russian posts bond ST JOHNS Nfld CP Soviet tanker captain posted $500 cash bond Friday and the agent for his ship posted $10000 bond guaranteeing court ap pearances Aug when action resumes on charges against the captain and the ship Captain Gennady Govrilko of the tanker Yelnja is charged under National Harbors Board regulations with failing to obey the orders of harbor pilot The ship is charged under the Canada Shipping Act with faihn to have on duty the necessary navigation personnel for the ration of the ship charge of bin ering llution preven tion officer from condficting an in vestigation was dropped by the Crown In testimony Friday Captain ML Collins harbor ilot said Govrilko was drunk and acting normally when he came on the bridge in response to summons from the pilot Showers or thunderstorms this afternoon wll clear overnight leaving Tuesday sunny windy and cool Low tonight to 11 high Tuesday 18 to 20