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He came out of this with smile Veteran Chuckwagon driver Orville Strandqulst came out of this with smile The spectacular wreck came in the sixth heat of the North American Chuckwagon Championships in CRTC OKs proposed sale of stations OTTAWA tCP The pro posed sale of six Ontario broad casting stations to firm con nected with the Quebecbased Power Corp the second largest conglomerate in the country has been approved by the Cana dian RadioTelevision and Tele communications Commission it was announced Friday It is the first time Power Corp company has bought broadcasting outlet in Ontario CRTC official said Power Corp holds extensive interests in Quebec including two Montreal daily newspapers two TV stations and four radio stations Power Corp headed by Paul Desmarais also has extensive holdings in other companies Under terms of the approved sale company called 81028 Canada Ltd will buy 100 per cent of the shares of AM radio station CKWS CKWSTV and CFMKFM all in Kingston as well as CHEXAM CHEXTV and CFMPFM three Peter Whatever next By DOUGLAS GREENWOOD Science and Technology Correspondent Big green monsters dont have to come from outer space theyre growing right here on earth And if detergent makers hadnt changed their product formulas some twelve years ago our green slimy monsters would be foaming at the mouth soto speak These potential green monsters are our freshwater lakes The green slime is what is known as algae an elemen tary form of plant life When pool of water small or large exists for short or long perods of time depending on its depth it becomes contaminated with nutriants such as phosphorous and nitrogen It may sound like contradiction to call nutrition contamination but in lake anything that causes plantlife to grow in the water is actually form of contamination because clear clean water should stay that way MANMADE There are actually two ways that lakes can become over nourished by the natural pro cess of rain runoff from sur rounding areas where plant and animal life abounds and by manmade pollution from phosphaterich sewage Even without human society all but the deepgst lf lakes would even tually come green swamps but our present industrial lifestyle is accelerating the pro cess Both nitrogen and phosphorous occur naturally but these tend to be removed when water containing such pollutants seeps through the soil before entering the lakes When sewage containing laun dry wastes is drained into rivers and lakes however which is the casein much of our modern world the pollutants build much faster than was the case before civilization brought modern plumbing The chief culprit is phosphorous In detergents it is put there to soften the water and bind the dirt and grease that comes out of the clothes Industrial poisons such as mercury chromium oil etc are another problem altogether and in sense not so serious Phosphorous is not needed in ii quid detergents for dishes and handwashed fabrics because the eye guides the hands to the worst spots that need little ex tra rubbing to clean them But with the coming of automatic washing machines including dishwashers it became necessary to add phosphate in high enough proportion to en sure that all dirt and grease spots were removed by moderate agitation Prior to 1959 detergents con tained certain compounds that did not change their chemical nature even in sewage treatment plants These com pounds were not biov degradable and because of this they even got into municipal watersupply systems Billows of foam ap peared on public fountains until they took on the appearance of large openair laundry tubs Dirty brown blowing foam from sewagetreatment plants was particularly alarming sight Even drinking water began to come foaming into the glass from taps in some cities TSP or souium iripnosphate is still put into detergents but in much smaller quantities Since 1972 under the Canada Water Act only 22 per cent of phosphorous is allowed in Can dian detergents Sewage treat ment plants in many localities also remove phosphorous Barries has done so for the last five years One substitute for TSP In detergents is known as NTA nitrilotriacetate acid and along with TSP they both are now revealed as the miracle ingredients so dear to detergent Esau makers Because of an intense spotlight of enquiry into the ef fects of NTA on both our en vironment and health how ever there is some doubt as to whether NTA will continue to replace phosphorous in washingmachine powders Pro ctor and Gamble for instance who had placed orders for $167000000 of NTA wrote off $7100000 in cancelled orders for NTA continuing study started in Sweden and Canada is going on and not enough will be known about possible bad ef fects on humans and the ecology until many years hence Arthur Little Inc large research company have already found traces of NTA in drinking water in communities on Long Island NY and several Ontario cities The con cern is that cancer malformed babies and increased poisonous effects from heavy metals already present in lakes may eventually occur as result of NTA pollution There is hope that the process of lakes changing into thick morasses of peasouplike ap pearance can be stopped or reversed by the limnologists who study the behavior of lakes and might be regarded as lake doctors Eutrophication is word used by them to describe what happens when lakes become able to support plant life Its hopeful sign that Girls and Boys High River Alta High River is the hometown of Joe Clark and is 40 miles south of Calgary lhe races continue tonight with the finals on Sunday Photo borough stations the CRTC said It said 81028 Canada Ltd is whollyowned by Desmarais Claude Pratte Power Corp director and Porteous price tag of $7360000 for the package deal was cited to the CRTC at hearing in June into the proposed sale CRTC official said He said 51 per cent of the media package which consists of two companies now is owned by the Davies family which in several world lakes of im thwestern Great Bear and Great Slave Lakes plus others in Russia and Africa Lake 0n tario could at present go either way depending on future phosphorouspollution control Swimminhole trouble Shallow swimming holes are particularly prone to eutrophication If you have one thats turning into little green portance have by means of skillful measures been revers ed in their eutrophieation pro cess where it had been speeded up by manmade pollution Among them are the Lake of Zurich in Switzerland Lake Erie Lake Washington and eludes author Robertson Davies PAPER CHAIN The other 49 per cent is owned by The Thomson Cor con nected with the firms at own Canadas largest group of newspapers the official said In transcripts of the CRTC hearing Thomson spokesman advocated the sale saying his firm was interested in getting out of radio and television in or der to concentrate on its pub lishing interests chain of four lakes iii the vicini ty of Madison Wis According toa chart prepared by Dr Vollcnweider of the Canada Centre for Inland Waters some of the lakes that are because of their depth not in danger are Lakes Superior and Huron Lake Tahoe and Canadas nor monster try dusting its surface with copper sulfate an algae poison This will temporarily cure the trouble but dredging is the only longtern solution Its complex science this study of lakes or limnology and theres much to be learned and done if we are to retain that most essential requirement of life fresh water Everyday Specials 10 off all remnants Industrial Home Carpeting 7372860 305 BLAKE ST SIMCOE PLAZA Join the over 210 carriers earning their very own regular weekly income APPLY NOW Make sure your application is on file nowWell call you when route is available in your area Dont be left out while others earn regular income Gegin on the action act now Phone 7266537 More than just regular weekly income Prizes tool Contests to earn extra money and chance for exciting never to be forgotten trips Theres lot of advantages in being newspaper carrier the examiner serving home and sirncoe county CLIP COUPON AND MAIL TODAY YES WANT TO EARN MY VERY OWN REGULAR WEEKLY INCOME ENTER MY NAME AS CARRIER NOW NAME ADDRESS AGE PHONE NO PARENT SIGNATURE THE EXAMINER 16 BAYFIELD ST BARRIE 726 6537 Joe Horro Not laughable lunacy says Broadbent Seeks data on federal By HUWIE COLLINS OTTAWA CP New Democrat Leader Ed Broad bent said Friday he has asked for information on any govern ment files on members of Parliament saying he cannot dismiss the possible existence of file on his personal life as laughable lunacy Broadbent told reporters his initial lighthearted reaction to reports of file on him in the solicitorgenerals department turned to concern for serious matter of principle He said he has written Solic itorGeneral Francis Fox asking whether files are kept on MPs what criteria are used in compiling them who authorizes preparation of the files and whether there have been instances in recent years of solicitorgenerals requesting preparation of files on political opponents He hopes to have reply within 24 hours even thoug Fox and his deputy minister are both out of town Broadbent said security for ces are needed in free society to keep track of small groups committed to violence to attain objectives PURSUE PROPER GOALS But no free society can toler ate police monitoring of the FIXED BY WATERING STANLEY England CP When schoolteacher Iton Thom psons phone doesnt work he waters the lawn in his front gar den That gets the line working every time The earth wire seems to be the trouble Thompson said and watering puts it right Telephone offi Cials are investigating NDP Leader Ed Broadbent tells reporters at an Ottawa news conference Friday that he predicts inflation will rise to about 10 per cent The party leader Would not however make any com ments about reports the federal solicitorgenerals department kept files on his private life before he became the NDP leader in 1974 CP Photo lives of people committed to nonviolence who are merely pursuing what they see as proper goals for both them selves and their country am apprehensive that in Canada we have passed from that which is justifiable to that which is not he said in the let ter Published re orts said Friday that an ficial of the solicitorgenerals department said he had found file on Broadbents personal life in the offices of Col Robin Bourne head of the departments police and security planning and analysis branch Bourne was on vacation and not available for comment Broadbent said he first thought the reports of file laughable since there is not the slightest item in my past Flberglass Concrete Vlnyl Liner Pools Kits All Shapes and Sizes Never needs palntlng 20year wrltten guarantee the oxamlner Saturday August 13 1911 files on MP5 which could be construed by anyone with an ounce of sanity to ave negative security impli cations When he heard about the story he reflected on his past but rejected his participation in an Oshawa boys choir or the fact that he was Queens Scout or an RCAF officer as possible reasons for file Then reached the con clusion that like Prime Minister Trudeau and Dalton Camp went to the London School of Economics that must have done it Broadbent joked Camp is former National President of the Progressive Conservative par ty MPS HAVE FORUM He said MPs have forum in Parliament to defend them selves against such files if they Call John Campbell BARRIE 7280492 Ridge Road Shanty Bay exist but the vast majority of Canadians are not so fortu nate This had given him greater concern over recent stories that leave the implication that our security forces are in discriminately spying on Cana dians in every walk of life It appears the observations provide the documentation for the files kept in Ottawa eircu lated from official to official creating inevitably en route slanderous im ressions of in nocentmenan women Broadbent said he wants to see his lie but would not advo cate as general principle that anyone on file should be allowed to see it That could cause serious problems if groups he felt should be wat ched were allowed access to the information Join the family fun at this years CNE Extraspecial days are back again when the Worlds largest Annual Exhibition Opens on Wednesday Come and find out why the NE has something for everyone every day Miss CNESweetheart of the Fairs Beautiful Fair Queens from all over Ontario will compctc for the chance to reign over the NE The pageant will be held in the Coliseum Arena on Wajncsday starting ill 900 am Be on hand for the crowning of Miss CNE at approximately pm Nestlé Lumberjack Show Canadas top professional woodsmcn combine brains brawn skill and daring in an exciting and hilarious halfhour show Free four times daily Fashion in new setting This year the popular fashion shows will be held in the Canadian Recording Industry Pavilion Au tomotive Building See whats new for fall in shows from noon to pm daily National Horse Shows Enjoy 19 days of awardwinning com petition that includes everything from little Shetlands to giant Clydesdalcs The shows start Aug 18 in the Coliseum Arena Free to CNE visitors Fiesta Mexico CP Air in co operation with thc CNE presents special attraction Enjoy Charm and Charm riders colourful folklore dancers and Mariachi music at pm and pm daily in the main ring of the ioliw scum Stroll down Mexican village street Its all frch CNE Lottery Buy CNE pro at the Ex and get lottery ticket Two Grand Prizes $150000 Whitehall home fully furnished by Scars Piper Chcrokcc Cruiscr plane with comprehensive 35hour Private Pilots Course Draws to be held Mon Sept Two Daily Prizes Pontiac Parisicnne $1000 worth of free shopping at lioblaws Winners announced live each night at 1055 on CFRB asaawawwamaww Scottish World Festival Aug 1821 Once again the CNE brings together the largest gathering of pipers drummers dancers and clan members outside of Scotland Enjoy all the colour and pageantry of the music and competitions Visit the Scottish lnforrnation cntrc booth outside the Grandstand The experts there can answer just about any ques tion concerning Scottish history culture and traditions Each evening the spectacular Festival Tat too in the Grandstand presents two hours of the finest pipers and drummers from Scotland and around the world including the world famous Pipes and Drums of the Royal Scots Dragoons and the Brigade of Gurkhas Also appearing is Canadas own Catherine McKin non lickcts for thc Tattoos are $6 $7 $8 with all seats reserved ShOWs start a18130 pm Si Sit Parade of Pipers Aug 17 Dont miss the stirring opening day parade through down town Toronto starting at 1115 am Rothmans Special Aquamma 77 This colourful spectacle of water sports and skills is one of the CNEs most popular attractions Enjoy beautiful Aquamaids zany clowns and new featuretwo fourman jumps Free three times daily at the waterfront Canadian Recording Industry Pavilion It celebrates 1X years of recorded sound with an interesting and informative exhibit Attend an actual recording session in fullchquippcd studio and then enjoy live entertainment from pm to 10 pm daily All free The whole family will love this new CNE feature Its an original play thats filled with action and some of the most startling magic effects ever seen on stage Admission is 75¢ per person or 50¢ with special loblaws coupon Ride on the Midway Spin twirl loop and laugh your way through mile and half of Midway rides Three new rides this year UQJJ Many more attractions to enjoy free with the price of admission The Carlsbcrg Pavilion creates Wald of Adventure with animated scenes from eleven classic childrens stories Enjoy aftcmoon and evening concerts at the Bandshell Stroll through the Pavilions and see all thats new in food fashions home furnishings and more Catch daily competi tions in wide variety of sports events Visit Ontario Place Watch the brilliant fireworks at the end of each day and much much moic All at the CN Estarting Wednesday Admit to ground prices Adults $300 Youths to 17 yous $150 Children 12 years and under 50¢ Open Stuidays buildings from noon Canadian National Exhibition Lye Toronto Aug 17Sept