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monday Is for SPORTS Good day for rugby Saturday was good day for rugby at least as far as the Barrie City Rugby Club is concerned Both division clubs picked up wins at Bar rie Central Collegiate The second division club blanked the Toronto Wanderers 130 while the first division club took 2012 win from the Toronto Nomads Barry Mutter and Paul Cherry had tries against the Wanderers John Butcher added convert and field goal for Barrie Reed Ellis Bernie Lesage and Doug Bell all scored tries for the first division club against the Nomads Bob Lamb added two field goals and convert to round out the scoring The Barrie Club will be playing the tour ing London Welsh Club of England in an ex hibition game Wednesday at Barrie Cen trall1 Game time is 630 pm with tickets $1 eac Garners Raiders win Garners Raiders did what no other team has been able to do this season in the Barrie and District Mens Slow Pitch League as they upset the leagueleading Howards Heroes 1H Sunday It was the first loss in two years for Howards Heroes Graham MacDonald smashed home run for the winners In other games Barrie Tannery beat PeterReino Sports 83 Oilers whipped American Hotel 90 and and Auto Body outlasted Underwood Broadloom 159 Ziggy Oleksnski and Ivan Cameron smashed home runs for and Auto Body in the win over Underwood Roofs torn off MISSISSAUGA Ont CP severe rain and wind storm swept through this area near Metropolitan Toronto early Sun day morning causing extensive property damage and power blackout No injuries were reported Peel regional police said winds tore the roofs off two houses and uprooted trees that reached 70 to 80 feet high Television an tennas were knocked down and portable classroom was knocked over Many trees fell on houses Trees falling on power lines were believed to be the cause of the blackout Sgt John Murray said it was the worst storm he has witnessed in the area in 20 years He estimated damages to wires and buildings to be $2 millionto$3 million The storm swept through the Toronto area and cut power in areas of the borough of Scarborough Sleeping sickness WINNIPEG CP Aerial spraying has been completed in three of Seven designated areas in Manitobas offensive against diseasecarrying mosquitoes government spokesman said areas sprayed Sunday under favorable weather conditions were Winnipeg Selkirk and Por tage la Prairie The last four areas are to be sprayed today if weather permitsBrandon Morris Dauphin and Virden Object of the program is to eradicate species of mosquito which carries western equine encephalitis commonly known as sleeping sickness One case of the disease has been diagnosed in 64yearold Winnipeg man There are three other probable cases in humans and as many as 100 horseswthe main victims of the disease may be in fected Trawler still sought HALIFAX CP search off Newfoun dlands south Coast for the 132 foot side trawler Cape Royal missing since Tuesday with eight persons aboard resumed at daybreak today spokesman for the search and rescue centre here said three military aircraft the Canadian Coast Guard vessels Bartlett and Daring the fisheries patrol vessel Nonia and about eight fishing vessels from near Burgeo Nfld were concentrating their search today on areas east and west of St Pierre and Miquelon He said fog continued to hamper the sear ch this morning but was expected to lift later today The Cape Royal left Burgeo Tuesday evening and was ex cted to arrive at Marystown Nfld nesday evening Six Canadians die KEICIIIKAN Alaska AP 77 State troopers recovered the bodies of six Canadians killed in plane crash south of Wrangell and brought them here The Federal Aviation Administration said the plane was piloted by John Labrie of Ponoka Alta The other passengers were identified as Labries wife Mr and Mrs Al Seikel of Lacombe Alta and Mr and Mrs Al Gray of Edmonton The wreckage of the twinengine Beech craft was found Saturday on Etolin Island about 20 miles south of Wrangell The plane apparently crashed into the side of moun tain after returning to Ketchikan when bad weather made landing in Wrangell im possible Thursday The aircraft was last heard from when the pilot radioed that he couldnt find the Wra ngell airport because of fog The plane was carrying three vacationing Canadian couples All three men were reported to be pilots the US Coast Guard said The Coast Guard launched search using helicopters and C130 transport and civilian pilots also helped Authorities said five of the passengers were found in the wreckage and sixth was thrown from the plane Charles to visit US LONDON Reuter Prince Charles will make 12day visit to the United States in October Buckingham Palace official said today The official said the visit was in response to many longstanding invitations The tour from Oct 18 to Oct 30 includes visits to Chicago Cleveland Atlanta Los Angeles and San Francisco Laetrile attacked CHICAGO AP The American Medical Association has renewed its attack on the how AM Ww Mike Wins Mike Forgrave raises his arms in victory Saturday after crossing the finish line in the 400metre relay event of the Canada Summer Games in St Johns New foundland The Barrie runner picked up his third gold medal in track and field Earlier be won gold medals in the 100 metre relay and the 100 metres He also won silver in the Mittmetre hurdles CP Photo by Whataday Leo Kirauac bites the lust after being tossed out of the saddle in the saddle bronc riding event at the Aylnier Que estern Days Festival The rodeos spon sores the Aylnier and Lucime Optimists billed the event as the fourth largest rodeo in anada and say they hope to raise $15000 for their community vlmer is across the river from Ottawa Photo controversial anticancer drug Laetrile saying in the latest issue of the AMA journal that the action by several state legislatures to make the drug legal has reopened the medicine show in the Inited States QPP still looking SIIERBROOKII Que CP The assistant director of Quebecs provincial police arrived Sunday to study the progress of an investigation launched more than week ago after 57yearold credit union em ployee Charles Marion was kidnapped from his cottage in nearby Stoke presumably to be held for $1million ransom Assistant Director Robert Turpin of Mon treal spoke briefly to police working on the case but there was no word on the outcome of the talks Earlier police reported during their daily press conference that the situation remains calm Housetirhouse searches by about policemen including officers from the lVlontrealbased special weapons and tactics squad have failed to turn up trace of the missing man Meanwhile credit union officials are still waiting for word from the kidnappers Un confirmed reports say the $1 million ransom being demanded for Marions release is sit ting in the vault of the Caisse Populaire de Sherbrooke Est where Marion is an assistant manager After PC presidency AMHERST NS Robert Coates member of Parliament for 20 years says he will seek the presidency of the federal Progressive Conservative party Coates MP for Cumberland Colchester North announced his plans at testimonial dinner held for him Saturday Ile said he will issue formal statement in Ottawa Tuesday Former prime minister John Diefenbaker told reporters earlier Saturday he would en courage Coates to seek the party presidency but would not give his endorsement until oatcs announcement is made Tuesday The election of new PC president will take place at the partys annual convention inthe fall On volcano NEW DELHI AP In gesture to In dias impoverished masses their president announced Sunday night that he will move out of the 340room presidential palace and turn back 70 per cent of his $1150 monthly salary President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy 64 in countrywide broadcast marking the 30th an niversary of independence from Britain warned Indias wealthy pressure groups and politicians that they are sitting atop volcano of discontent and frustration Onl with urgent attention to the grievan ces millions of poor can the volcano be kept from blowing its top he said urging an allout campaign against rising prices weather Cloudy with showers and chance of thunderstorm in the Barrie area on Tues day Low tonight near 12 high tomorrow near 25 13th yearNo 189 Monday August 15 1977 15° Par Copy Carrier Home Delivery 90° Weekly the examiner serving barrie and 16 Pages imcoe county ax IRA to step up its attacks in wake of Queens visit wivmmicflm 09 He saved on blades for while anyway Joe Ileadinan who won the longest beard prize this weekend at Allistons Potato Festival prepares to lost it all at the hands of Dave McAteer Deadman and his five opponents were cleanshave June Iriled were also given for the silkiest beard Serge iaw and the roughest Ernie Allison Examiner Photo Israeli prime minister Expects no US critICIsm of government services bid JERUSALEM AP Prime Minister Menahem Begin said today that he expects no US criticism of his governments decision to extend full government services to Arabs liv ing in two of the occupied territories Every man who believes in human progress should hail this move Begin told an airport news conference after seeing off Rabbi Alexander Schindler an American Jewish leader dont expect any criticism whatever from the United States Begin also said the announcement that President Carter would meet with the foreign ministers of Israel and at least four Arab countries next month marked new positive step in Middle East peace efforts Under the resolution passed by the Israeli cabinet Sunday the 114 million Arabs living in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip will be entitled to the same level govern ment services and aid as Israelis Members of the opposition Labor party and Arabic newspapers in East Jerusalem de nounced the move calling it creeping an nexation of the territories taken from Jon dan and Egypt in the 1967 war Earlier spokesman for Begin also denied the annexation allegation saying the move would hasten construction of hospitals and schools in the region We have an obligation to give these people under our rule treatment equal to our own citizens said cabinet spokesman Arieh Naor The resolution will bring the territories closer to Israel The resolution which Naor described as moral decision does not extend Israeli law to the territories which would be tantamount Corrections officers walk out in Manitoba WINNIPEG CP Most provincial jails and detention centres were operating with only supervisory staff today following an unexpected strike by corrections officers to back pay demands The 500 members of the Manitoba Govern ment Employees Association MGEA began walking out shortly before midnight Sunday Manitobas deputy corrections minister Dr John Banman said today it was difficult initially to forecast how many of the guards would remain off the job He said jail activities that require heavy supervision likely would be restricted but adlt ded no decision has been made whether to bring in RCMP or Canadian Forces personnel as replacement guards The corrections officers have been without contract since March 26 and are seeking wage parity with their federal counterparts John Gillingham superintendent of Headlingley jail said this morning he doesnt expect any trouble and some of the less dangerous prisoners may be released to make supervision easier Ileadingley jail located near Winnipeg is the largest provincial facility with about 350 inmates Mike Bell spokesman for the MGEA said the guards want wage parity with federal em ployees who he said recently receiVed an an tiinflation boardapproved wage increase of 124 per cent Last week provincial negotiators offered the guards an increase totalling about 75 per cent Base rate of pay for guards at Headingley jail is about $900 month Workers also want danger pay and higher qualification pay scales There are total of nine institutions across the province and Banman said several of those likely would be closed later today and imnates transferred to other institutions to consolidate the load on supervisory per sonnel Anglicans consider report on not baptizing children CALGARY iCP report that suggests young children should not be baptized into the Anglican Church of Canada received mixed reaction Sunday from delegates attending the churchs 28th general synod The report unveiled Sunday night was not voted upon by the 262 delegates and will con tinue to be debated until the next general synod in 1980 Site of the 1980 synod has not be decided As result both baptism and confirmation of children the two forms of Christian in itiation will continued to be allowed by the church During the discussion delegates received report from the House of Bishops which said they have reached full agreement on core tain guidelines concerning initiation ocedures which update and replace those issued in 1973 to annexation Nor will the Arab residents become Israeli citizens SAY COMMITMENT MADE In related development Israeli officials said the United States has made very clear commitment to veto any proposed changes in the two UN Security ouncil resolutions that set the guidelines for Israeli Arab peace negotiations The officials indicated they received the assurances luring US State Secretary Cyrus Vances trip to Israel last week Israeli media reports said France is leading diplomatic drive to reword Resolutions 2422 and 218 to give the Palestinians political standing The resolutions now refer to them oiin as refugees Resolution 2422 passed in 1907 recognizes Israels right to exist within secure borders and calls for an end to belligerency and Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories Resolution 338 passed in 1973 included the provisions of 242 and set up the framework for the Geneva peace conference Israeli military sources denied report that Palestinian guerrillas shelled Israeli troops Sunday in the Jewish village of Kfar Yuval four miles south of the Lebanese bor der Residents of Kfar Yval also denied the report guerrilla spokesman in Beirut said the Palestinians inflicted heavy casualties among the soldiers in retaliation for the Israeli shelling Saturday of Palestinian towns in southern Lebanon $64325 Glass of oil for you dear inside local lifestyle Entertainment sports 10 11 eomlcs 12 dosslflod 13 14 15 BELFAST AP The Irish Republican Army is expected to step up its attacks on British troops in an attempt to compensate for its inability to disrupt the Queens visit to Northern Ireland last week Operation Monarch security operation during the royal visit bottled up the guerrillas of the IRAs Provisional wing in the Roman Catholic areas that are their strongholds and forced them to limit their at tacks to those areas However the British cannot maintain that kind of roundtheclock pressure for long Sympathy for the Provisionals among the Catholics has waned in the last year but they still maintain hard core of deeprooted sup port British intelligence sources admit this is all the guerrillas need to continue their hit andrun war FIGHT NOWIN WAR We know that militarily we cant win this war said one Provisional officer But the Brits know they cant win either so this thing will go on until the Brits finally get exhausted and agree to get out Every Brit soldier that we shoot takes the Brits that much closer to the point of exhaus tion Every time we force the army to kick down doors and arrest women and kids they stir up the people and we advance lle conceded that British efforts to improve conditions for the Catholic minority after 50 years of discrimination by the Protestant majority has eroded support for the Provisionals Its very subtle and its quite effective he said but we can live with it The IRAs inability to wreck the Queens visit was one of string of propaganda rever it has suffered in the last year At the same time security forces have been arresting more guerrillas and forcing down the level of violence KILLINGS DOWN Seventynine persons were killed in the first half of this year less than half the 175 killed in the same period last year The police say 825 persons have been roun ded up since Jan 20 per cent more than were arrested during the first seven months of 1976 They say most of those brought in were Provisionals and some were top IRA men After eight years of fighting many of the experienced guerrillas have been killed cap lured or forced on the run Some units are reported in trouble because of internal squab bles and lack of experienced leaders But the Provisionals apparently are still well supplied with explosives and weapons Sources close to the IRA report steady flow of weapons have been landed on remote stret ches of the Irish republics coast It would be foolish to write off the Privisionals senior Britiin officer com mented Theyre still dangerous especially when they feel they have to prove it Thelongleg of the law ELMVALE Constable iraham Thomson got dog bite on the knee in return for helping the only person injured in fourcar pileup here late Saunday afternoon onstable Thomson was bitten by dog belonging to Nina Ilirscli t5 of Oakville as he tried to help Mrs Ilirsch out of her car Mrs Hirsch was taken to Barries Royal Victoria Ilospital for treatment of leg iii jUry while onslablc Thomson needed tetanus shot and some iodine The pileup involved china of rearend col lisions among southbound cars travelling on Yonge Street North police said Police listed drivers involved as Nelson IIerlick 12 of Toronto Mrs Hirsch Anton Sturmer 72 of Toronto and Doreen Longlade 35 of Weston Ilerlick has been charged with impaired driving and driing with more than 08 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millileters of blood police said Damage was estimated at $3000 OPP at Elmvale seek trucker ELMVALE Ontario Provincial Police here are looking for truck driver suspected of causing headon crash which sent motor cyclist to Barries Royal Victoria Hospital Police said Sunday an unidentified tractor trailer unit pulling flatbed trailer was at tempting to pass an eastbound car on Highway 92 Friday when oncoming traffic forced the truck back into the eastbound lane Police said the car driven by Mario Ric ciardi 38 of Scarborough was forced into the shoulder then swerved out of control into the westbound lane colliding headon with motorcycle driven by John Middlestadt 30 0f Scarborough The truck continued on its way police said Middlestadt was reported in satisfactory condition this morning GM to expand I978 warranty DETROIT AP The warranty on General Motors flitmodel cars and light trucks will be expanded and written in sim plified style Under the revised warranty the entire car or truck exce tires which are covered separathyAwil be covered against defects in materials or workmanship for 12 months or 12000 miles whichever comes first