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19 4w Savin succeeds Builder Victor Savine Yugoslavian native who came to Canada in 1956 and worked his way up from cotton factory employer to prosperous businessman has 92home luxury subdivision on the go in Cookstown and other projects in Barrie and Midland but he says hes still the same man who arrived in Canada 21 years ago For Examiner reporter Pat Guergis stories on the Cookstown development and on Savin himself see todays Examiner Ilomes Page Stay on the ground Getting cat down from hydro lines could be shocking experience or you could be riding for fall Take Ontario Hydros ad vice and call in the experts but not too soon since even house pets often come down of their own accord For the full story on what should and shouldnt happen when Tabby climbs the pole see todays Homes Page Use energy with care The last source of cheap energy isnt sunlight or windmills or nuclear power or even wood its conservation says Hal Wright director of energy conservation for Ontario Hydro We have to avoid the type of society which relies on huge amounts of energy he says Some of Wrights suggestions are primarily aimed at big business but others are suitable for your own household like getting rid of the misconception that its cheaper to leave lights on rather than turn them off for short while For more on conservation sec The Ex aminers Homes Page Brewery workers back The dispute that closed the Molsons Ltd brewery in Barrie for two days appears to be settled Members of Local 306 of the National lnioii of Brewery Ilour Cereal Soft Drink and Distillery Workers of anada returned to their jobs today after twoday walkout Brewing resumed at the plant at midnight John Piesley general manager of the brewery said today that think we were able to satisfy their problem areas and vice versa Agreement was reached between the parties Thursday evening The contract comes up for ratification vote Saturday Area youths charged Three youths have been arrested and charged after police say they caught them stealing brielcascs from cars in Barrie parking lot early this morning Dct Sgt Ron Picard identified two of them as Gerald IIinsan of Harrie and Brian James Mackenzie of Stroud The third has not yet been correctly ideir tified Thirsty Lana Syins of Lethbridge seems to be an ticipating an attack from her right and does not grasp the significance of the hose leading to the roof John surka takes full aduiiitagc of her lapse and she is about to get wet ttll Illtiloi To test Laetrile WASHINGTON iAP The National ancer Institute bowing to public pressure will test the controversial substance Laetrile on cancer patients who have ex hausted all other hope Dr Guy Newell acting director of the caiiCer institute said Thursday the fact that the experiments will be conducted does not change our opinion that Laetrile is not ef fective in the treatment of cancer Pro onents say Laetrile is cancer reme Opponents say it has no medicinal value deadline Finishing home workman installs door and jainb one of the last steps in home construction Todays Examiner Homes Page presents the final article in fourpart series by entral Mor tgage and Housing Corp designed to let our readers know what goes into house Slaying suspect firstdegree murder warrant was being prepared Thursday for Gene Leltoy Ilart above in connection with the slayings of three Girl Scouts near Locust Grovc Okla June 15 This picture is from tlic Tulsa Police Department AP Photo Elmvale woman killed post mortciii was held in Elmvalc this morning into the death of Mary Stanbiiry 60 oi Illllill£ killed in single car accident Thursday on Simcoc ounty Road 23 The Illlli1l OIP say the woman was killed shortly before pm when her car travelling northbound on otinty Road 29 went out of control at construction site Police say they suspect the woman ac celerated as her car hit gravel lost Control swerved and rolled over into ditch Irs Stanbury was thrown from the car Police fire tear gas lllNICSHlltti vAlr lolicc tired tear gas at stoni throwing students outside Soweto high school today and scattered other groups ot youths in the huge black township as protests continued against the white governments detention of student leaders Schools in the segregated city of million blacks to miles southwest of Johannesburg were almost empty tor the second day lolicc rcintorcciiiciits were rushed in after black youth and two children were killed lliursday during day ot massive stiidcnt protests in llltll police said ll persons crc wounded by ginilirc and 171 were or rested Truckers end siege QIEHEC itli As Ireiiiier ltcne licvcsquc lit bonfire Thursday night to olr ticially open celebrations of St Jean Bap tistc Day Quebecs national holiday the first convoys of torwheel trucks pulled otit of the city ending three day scige About Hioo dump trucks and logging trucks began to roll into the city luesday parking in main thoroughfares and tying tip traffic to protest government regulation they felt threatened their livlihood The bizarre dispute pitted Quebecs Transport Minister Lucien Ixsard against the lthanmber National Association of Independent Truckers At issue was directive issued by the transport department which Lessard said was meant to improve the lot of all small truckers in Quebec by laying down rules permitting more open competition for government contracts Hut lawyers for the association which groups many of the provinces small owner operators said the regulation would open the door for larger companies to hog business Association members have won conces sions in the past which gave them preleience in the allocation of contracts in an industry where there are more trucks than jobs Variable cloudiness is forecast Saturday for the Barrie area Lows tonight will range from 12 to 14 Saturday occasional showers or thunderstorms High near 24 113th yearNo 146 Friday June 24 1977 15° Par Copy Carder HonIe Delivery 90 Weekly 20 Pages the examiner serving barrie ana simcoe county Wouldnt answer court query MPP Ziemba jailed six days TORONTO CP Ed Ziemba New Democratic Party MPP for the Toronto riding of High ParkSwansea was sent to jail for six days Thursday for refusing to say where he got information that led to fraud charges against Abko Medical Laboratories Roderick Lewis clerk of the legislature said that serving jail term does not make member ineligble to hold seat Judge Robert Dnieper of provincial court directed Ziemba to say who had advised him that Abko and two of its officials allegedly defrauded the Ontario Health Insurance Plan OIIII of $20000 lot of hard work is going into the prepara tion of the Gables property on Tollaiidale Road at Lake Siiiicoc for the upcoming YM day camps ouiicillors and staff of the four day camps were involved in such operations as placing the marker buoys for the swim area cleaning the flotsam front the beach stocking the craft but with supplies and trimming the weeds growing by some of the recreational areas ileii ariiica above adcs out into the cold water to string the marker buoys hilc Patty Aikins smooths otit the beach area with shovel Socred leader Fortin killed DHlNIMONIHIlJiE Que Pl Andre lortin Ill federal leader of the Social redit party was killed early today when his car plunged into riur near here provincial police spokesman said Fortiii was driving alone in his car when the accident happened on highway about five miles outside lrunimoiidvillc ti miles north east of Montreal QPP spokesman Andre Blaiicliet said He was taken to hospital but was declared dcad on arrival the police spokesman said The recentlyclcctcd leader of the Social redit part which holds 10 seats in the oni mons was the II for Lottiiiiicrc riding about ltltl miles east of Montreal lortin defeated NII Rene Matte last year to succeed the late Heal aouettc as party leader former teacher Iortiii was first elected to the oiiiiiioiis in isms $0435 What do you mean you don like Anita Bryant local Ilfestyle entertainment homes sports 12 13 comic 20 classlflod 14 19 Your honor it were to answer would be betraying confidential trust Ziemba an wered Sir you are directed to answer the question the judge said Do you refuse do replied Ziemba TO APPEAR AGAIN You will be committed to prison for period not to exceed eight days Dnieper ruled Ziemba will appear in court again June 29 This can be life sentence said Donald Sullivan Ziembas lawyer If he continues to refuse to answer the question he will continue to be incarcerated It could go on for lifetime depending on Mr Ziemba and the court Ziemba had been called to answer questions during preliminary hearing When he refused Brian Finlay lawyer for Abko asked for jail term At that point Judge Dnieper ruled that the question was irrelevant But later Mr Justice Robert Steele of On tario Supreme Court overturned his decision and ordered Ziemba to answer the question before Judge Dnieper On May 13 Ziemba again refused to answer Operation Day Camp underway and was remanded until after the June On tario election to reconsider or go to jail BE AVAILABLE Judge Dnieper said if Ziemba changed his mind and wanted to answer the directed question the judge would be available Meanwhile NDP Leader Stephen Lewis said in telephone interview he has reacted to the jailing of Ziemba with enormous regret that colleague has ended up in jail He said he believes that what Ziemba did was matter of conviction and respect that Lewis said it should be remembered that because of Ziembas disclosure legislation has been amended and some lab employees have been reprimanded This is sad way for it to end he added Lewis said there will be an NDP caucus meeting today to discuss the entire question of members rights to confidentiality He then will visit Ziemba in jail Lewis said the question presents complex issue and must be discussed We dont want NDPs in jail and we dont want people being afraid to talk to NDPs he said Pricing policy for gasoline oil outlined TTAWA lCIt new pricing policy outlined by the federal government Thursday will add between $168 and $212 to the annual gasoline and heating oil bills of an average Canadian family by 1979 Energy Minister Alastair Gillespie said the price of gasoline will be increased by 14 cents gallon and heating oil by 124 cents gallon in four equal instalments The increases will come every six months starting July In an announcement tabled in the Com mons Gillespie said The price of crude oil will increase by $1 barrel July Jan 1978 July 1978 and Jan 1979 Each $1 increase adds 35 cents to the price of gallon of gasoline and 31 cents on gallon of heating oil Oil companies have been again asked to delay passing the increases on to consumers for 60 days allowing time to use up existing stocks of lowerpriced products Domestic natural gas rices will increase by 175 cents to $168 ousand cubic feet Aug and by another 17 cents next Feb Further increases for 1978 will be discussed with Alberta the major producing province next spring Defends resort in zoning try By JOHN BRUCE Examiner Staff Reporter MOONSIONE Eric Hanson the planner for Horseshoe Valley Ltd got rough going over from Medonte Township counsel Trevitt Thursday as he defended the ski resorts desire to get residential zoning on its property in Medonte township Hanson testifying at the fourth day of the Ontario Municipal Board OMBi hearing on the townships comprehensive zoning bylaw said his clients plan to build permanent homes near the ski resort is quite natural because of the success of the resort In its new zoning bylaw Medonte Township has zoned the Horseshoe Valley land ski resort tSRi which allows only seasonal residences or permanent residences for ski resort employees The rest of the land would be zoned Environmental Protection tEP which does not permit residences for any pur pose Both the ski resort management and seasonal residents owners have objected to the proposed zoning Some of the residents say they bought the property for future retire ment homes which would not be permitted under either of the propoScd zonings Under crossvexemination Trevitt asked Hanson why he had not taken notice of the pl0pSd EP zoning in plans he drew up for future permanent residential developments for his client when the proposed zoning was public knowledge before the plans were sent to the township for approval The plan for proposed development was sent to the township in April 1975 two months after the proposed EP zoning was passed by township council Hanson replied that the major planning work for the development was done in 1973 The townships official plan which was ap proved in the same yar did not contain map showing inherent hazard lands which were zoned EP in 1975 That map said Hanson did not appear until after the bulk of the planning work had been completed In earlier testimony Hanson said the development to date has only 15 school children from 62 households But Trevitt then asked why the remaining 36 chalets now at the resort were not included in Hansons calculations of the number of school children Because they are not being used per manently he said Then are you saying our proposed zoning goes against what the majority of the residents are already doing Trevitt asked After Trevitt finished examining Hanson OMB panel vicechairman Willis Blair took him to task over statements he made concer ning the care taken to avoid cutting down trees in the development Hanson said in his testimony that the 88 chalets are serviced by three communal spetic beds instead of individual units Fewer trees had to be cut down he said by using the larger beds