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Fun of the fair Whats new at the Barrie Fair Activities have been snowballing and so has prize money since the fair was granted Class status This year there will be larger midway with two new attractions One will be Super loops covered roller coaster that travels on the inside of circle Battle of the Bands is another new attrac tion that features $500 in cash prizes For look at this years fair see todays leisure page Rovers in Orillia Irish Rovers fans will have the opportuni ty to see their favorites on Aug 27 at the Orillia Community Centre The Vancouverbased group will give special performance for the Orillia Opera House Restoration Committee Tickets are available at Bank of Montreal branches in Orillia Barrie and Midland Steam Color Special The Upper Canada Railway Socciety nonprofit organization announces special steam train to the Gravenhurst Centennial celebrations on Saturday Oc tober It will follow the ON mainline to Gravenhurst Passengers will have 42 hours to have lunch participate in Centennial celebra tions see the new railway museum tour the historic lake steamer Segwun and Nor man Bethune house and take scenic walk ing tour around Gravenhurst The Color Special leaves Toronto Union at am and returns by 830 pm and 6060 sidetrip and the bus trip both leave Gravenhurst at pm Several scenic photorunpasts and stops are planned for photographers and the Slowdown continues TORONTO CP The slowdown by air traffic controllers at Toronto International Airport was not ended by meeting Wed nesday between local union leaders and federal ministry of trans ort officials spokesman for both sides sai The slowdown will continue for what ap pears to be an indefinite period of time Wayne Barry Toronto branch chairman of the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association said after the afternoon meeting Dean Smith spokesman for the Ontario region of the ministry of trans rt said the meeting discussed the break own in talks that led to the strike by controllers Aug the legislation that ordered them back to work three days later and the current slowdown it had nothing to do with the national scene he said It was the kind of meeting management holds with staff from time to time to see that theyre operating on the same wavelength Smith said more meetings will be held over the next week if the slowdown con tinues but he refused to say if talks would move to the national level Ran over dog fined CHATHAM Ont CPI Robin White Eye 20 of Orford Lake nt was fined $60 or three days in jail Wednesday on charge of wilfully causing unnecessary injury to an animal Provincial court was told that WhiteEye twice ran over German shepherd dog with his car SIDNEY HANDLEMAN difficult toimplement Censorship involved TORONTO CP request by Metropolitan Toronto that the province ban sales of alcohol where nude entertainment is offered is more difficult to implement than it appears Sidney Handleman provin cial minister of consumer and commercial relations said Wednesday The whole matter of censorship is in volved Handleman said in an interview Either you have no entertainment which would be retrograde step in my Opinion or you have standards of entertainment which involve censorship Metro council decided Wednesday to ask the province to ban the sale of alcohol in any establishment which has nude or seminude employees or entertainment The request is part of the battle to eliminate sex shops on Yonge Street He said some of the discretionary powers of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario were removed several years ago and he was reluctant to consider returning those powers Santa Claus parade WASAGA BEACH Staff Date for the annual Santa Claus parade sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce has been set for Satruday November 26 An appeal for floats to help efforts to make this the best parade yet has been made by chamber of ficials deadflne night around High Friday near 18 Its magic Ron Oliver is magician who will put his tricks where his money is He is big on mindreading and ESP tricks and is will ing to pit his ability against the risk of los ing his fee Richard Dunstan interviewed the New Lowell resident For report and photo see Page societys own restored business Car 13 will be along for public inspection Tickets purchased before September 10 are available at discount prices adults $22 children under 12 $16 After September 10 the adult fare is $24 $1775 for children Side trip to Washago cost $5 and the bus tour $3 Tickets are available at the ON Refund Desk Union Station or by mail from Box 42 Station Scarboro MIR 4Y7 After Sept 10 available at Eatons Special Attrac tion Offices phone 5971688 This graphic design released Wednesday by the Royal Canadian Mint shows the new one cent coin that will be minted in 1978 It will be slightly smaller than the pennies already in circulation Photo New onecent coin lIlAWA CH new smaller one cent coin will be issued next January the Royal Canadian Mint announced Wed nesday The decision to reduce the size of the coin which will be threemillimetres smaller than the present one was made because production costs including the minting and the price of the metal exceeded the nominal value The new com Will also be lighter weighing 18 grams The present onecent piece weighs 1124 grams Carters celebrating CAMI IJAVlI Md AP The Carters are celebrating and they have triple reason The first is reunion Son Chip has joined his wife Caron and their fivemonthold son James Earl Carter at this presidential retreat after reports that the two were separating The second is the Rosalynn Carters bir thday The presidents wife is so years old today The third is the birthday of president and Mrs Carters youngest son Jeff He is 25 Chip 27 the Carters middle son arrived from Washington late Wednesday and will spend the rest of the week at Camp David before taking Caron 24 and the presidents grandson back to their home town of Plains Ga He reports for work Monday in the family peanut business The couples reunion cliinaxed five days of talk in Washington that they were having marital problems Death report rewrite CALGARY CP The Anglican Church of Canada decided Wednesday to rewrite controversial report on death and dying to provide clear emphasis on the Christian concern for the sanctity of human life But sources said an interim report released earlier this year will not necessarily be discarded Rather the new report will clarify several points he report included fourparagraph sec tion suggesting infants with severe neurological defects be allowed todie HRS Ryan Kingston Ont lawyer at tending the churchs 28th general synod as lay dele ate said the report was negatively receiv because the media substituted the word retarded for defective The children referred to in the report are those who by reason of severe neurological defects have no capacity to gain even lit tle bit of spiritual or intellectual life he said Such creatures are often described as vegetables if there is even remote possibility that the child may have even little of the capacity the task force recom mends that its life be sustained Official wife killed DUBLIN Reuter Wyley Millyard 55 senior trade commissioner at the Canadian consulate in Los Angeles and his wife Joan were killed Wednesday in singlecar accident while vacationing in the Irish republic police said are ct It its Sunny with cloudy periods and continuing cool in the Barrie area Friday Lows over 13th year No 191 Thursday August 18 1977 15° Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 90° Weekly the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county 16 Pages No deals for early removal of controls CLC pledges The University Womens lub of Orillia brought its findings and rccomincndations on physical education in elementary schools to the Simcoe County Roman atholic Separati School Board Wednesday The group which presented sixpage brief to the Simcoc ounty Board of Educa tion early in May delivcrcd the same bricf to the separate school trustees lt expresses coiiccin with poor lcvcls of physical fitness in area clcincntary schools and proposes the iiitimluction of ltlllOllSllir tion project of daily quality physical cdiica tion at four schools According to tlic brief to to so ininutcs of physical activity are ailvisablc for all students cacti school day The clubs study of existing physical cduca tion programs in iillia elementary schools found that on the average most schools have two iiominutc periods of physical educa tion weekly as well as sonic intramural or interschool activitics available to interested students IIES STAR The brief cites loronto Star finding that the average timc spent on physical education With two you get eggroll It is no yolk this husincss of eggrolling Keeping an eye out for obstacles that might scramble hcr entry in competition at Sunnidale community centre Wednesday is Debbie McKay Opponent Janice Warden ti seems to be fun ing problems with her golf ball they were substituted for eggs in the interests of cleanliness After frying er flying across the room the girls finislicd in dead heat The eggroll was one of numerous events at the community centre Wednesday evening as the Recreation Department held wraplip parade and carnival for their Activity cntrc day camp Examiner Photo Club presents its physed brief to county separate school board in Ontario schools is six per cent though the United Nations UNESCO ouncil on Fitness advises that children spend minimum of so per cent of the school day in physical educa tioiiactivities Were trying to get at the child not good enough to make the school hockey football or basketball teams There are lot of children who do nothing outside of thc physical education class and if they didnt have to do that they probably wouldnt commented Prue Smith member of the delegation of three which presented the brief Wednesday The club would like to see the project in troduced in January to four schools selected on basis of principal and staff support When successful results are realized from the demonstration schools the program should expand throughout the Simcoe County district According to the brief thc major cost to the board would be the salaiy of pilot project coordinator who would implement and evaluate the project The daily physical education program can be carried out with existing equipment and Only hours before singers funeral facilities by the classroom teacher assisted by inscrvicc training and working under the dircction of tlic projcct coordinator NOT WEAKIINIZI Studies have indicated that academic stan dards arc not ilSktlltl by greater em phasis on physical activity The construction icjxrcussions are in enthusiasm and at titudc as much as anything said Janet Kiff of thctirillia group Hill Holgcr director of education told the delegation that one of the boards Barrie schools will bc embarking on program of daily physical education this fall He noted liowcvcr that some principals considcrml lllt timctabling and strain on facilities of such program to be major pro blems The board for its part is on the spot when asked lllll subjects will be cut back to accommtxlatc the extra physical education timc hairman Vincent Eagan suggested that copies of the brief be forwarded to the school principals Perhaps well form committee at the next meeting tocxplorc the subject fur ther Car kills two Presley mourners Police officers lift fan over tiic fence and out of the Elvis Presley mansion area Wednesday as thousands visited Graceland Presleys home in Memphis to try for last glimpse of the singing star Presley died Tuesday and an open viewing for the public was held Wednesday AP Photo MEMPHIS Tenn Ali Hundreds keeping vigil outside Elvis Presleys mansion watched in horror early today as car struck and killed two women hours before the singers funeral Police said the car was speeding and the driver had been drinking The women and third person who was iii jurcd were standing in median section of fourlane Elvis Presley Boulevard while about 300 persons were gathered on the sidewalk across from Graceland Mansion Three Women and one man were arrested several blocks away after the incident Police said the car was traveling at 55 miles per hour down the street where the limit is to miles per hour The accident came on day that was to have been for the family and the close friends of Elvis Presley not for the clawing clut ching adoring crowds Stars pay tribute Page 10 From his emergence in the mid1950s Presley whose records sold millions and whose films played to hordes shaped fimerican culture like no entertainer before im His dynamic stage presence the twit ching hips the long sideburns thick hair and curling lipma him the passion of Americas bobbysoxers His musican amalgamation of country blues and gospel with sassy b0uncewas the vanguard of new genre called rock mil and influenced scores of artists many of whom were expected to attend the funeral family spokesman said Sammy Davis Jr and singer James Brown would attend Guitarist Chet Atkins and fellow executives at RCA Victor for whom Presley recorded were to be there There were reports that Caroline Kennedy and movie stars Burt Reynolds and Ann Margret may attend FLAGS AT IIALF STAFF Tennessees governor Ray Blanton who ordered that flags in the state fly at half staff also was flying to Memphis The pallbearers were the men closest to Presleyhis road manager Joe Esposito his doctor George Nichopoulos his guitarist Charlie Hodge his record producer lielton Jarvis his music publisher and longtime friend Lamar Pike and cousin Billy Smith It was Esposito who found the unconscious Presley on the floor of his private bath Tuesday afternoon His death was attributed to heart attack As he wished it the funeral today for the 42 yearold singer was to be conducted in private in inidaftcrnoon with prayer and eulogy in the mansion he called home and en tombmcnt near his mother in cemetery not far away lick Grob chief of Presleys personal security force said the singer and his father Vernon Presley had planned his funeral This is running exactly the way Elvis fathcr suggested it be run Grol said Its been run in accordance with Elvis wishes The family had planned to allow the public to view Presleys body for two hours Wed nesday The time stretched to 312 hours and there were still about 15000 whose pilgrimage tosce Presley final time was in vain Sheriff Gene Barksdalc estimated that 25000 to 300w walked past the seamless cop per coffin The estimate may have been generous but the lines continued without letup for the entire hours Presley was dressed in creamcolored almost white suit with pale blue shirt and sit ver tie Christmas presents from his father Presleys face showed the effects of the weight he gained in his later years NAMES WIIIIIIEIJ So zealously did the family guard the private aspects of the day that the names of those officiating at the service and most of those invited to attend were withheld Rex Humbard nationally known evangelist from Akron Ohio said he would officiatc Humbard had visited Presley at his Memphis home known as Graceland Man sion The scene Wednesday at Graceland as the crowd swelled into the thousands and the heat into the 90s was heartwarming and ap palling at the same time The temperature and the crush sent steady stream of Presley ans to hospitals for emergency treatment An estimated 300 were given first aid on the Graceland grounds The fans ignored police requests to remain in line and berated the officers who remained remarkably calm There were only two arrests The average wait for those who didnt crash the lines was five hours Once inside the gates there was the rare privilege of walking the curving line to the mansion which Presley had notojwned to the public since buying it in 1957 OTTAWA CP The 23millionmember Canadian Labor Congress CLC said Wed nesday it will make no deals with the federal government in exchange for early removal of mandatory wage and price controls Labor Minister John Munro said the labor movements total rejection of the govern ments conditions for an early end to controls means the antiinflation rogram now might stay in effect until the en of 1978 Leaders of most of the 110 unions affiliated with the CLC said the congress cannot accept any of the governments proposals for volun tary wage restraint which include con sultative forum to advise the government on the economy and monitoring agency after the controls program ends formally The reaction from big business spokesman AJ de Grandpre was disappointment De Grandpre chairman of Bell Canada and acting head of the Business Council on Na tional Issues said business had been prepared to propose compromise to the government on Prime Minister Trudeaus of er CLC president Joe Morris said at news conference the labor movement will not have further economic consultations with the government until the controls program has been completely lifted We totally reject the idea of controls in any form whatsoevercompulsory or volun tary De Grandpre the chief spokesman for the big business representatives in recent talks with labor and government officials said in telephone interview from Montreal he hoped the government would have second crack at withdrawing the program before the end of 1977 BOTH SIDES PPOSED Both labor and business are opposed to the program imposed 22 months ago It is scheduled to run until December 1978 but Trudeau put forward conditions for early ter mination of the program at meeting with business and labor representatives July 29 De Grandpre said business was prepared to make go of the proposals for monitoring agency and consultative forum but did not want to accept suggestion that large com panies should continue giving the govern ment early notification of price increases Munro said the CLC position unanimous endorsed at meeting of 90 heads of union filiated with the congress means the federal controls program will be in effect for good deal longer The congress said wage controls must end immediately and unconditionally and unem ployment must be given top priority in iolicy formulation Unless the governments attitude changes further discussions are not likely to be productive in dealing with our present social and economic problems The CLC said the government has asked workers voluntarily to hold wage increases below the rate of inflation In fact the government has taken position that workers must accept real loss in wages The congress said also that there is no need for monitoring agency after controls are lif ted Not eligible for grant BARCLAY Staff lnnisfil Townships recreation department may not be eligible for Canada Works grant next year Larry Morrow recreation coordinator told councils committee of the whole Wednesday night that his departments plication for threeman 52week Cana Works project to clean up recreation facilities in the township may be turned down because of government regulation According to Canada Manpowers Job Creation Branch regulations federal funds cannot be used to finance work which has been subsidized by federal funds in the past 12 months The township got federal makework gain to clean up recreation facilities last year when Local Initiatives Program people found some unused money in their coffers after the program was cancelled DeputyReeve Blake Constable said that in view of the regulations the township should change some of the work to be done in the pro gram He suggested weed cutting and taking down dead elin trees in the township could be included in the work list Reeve William Gibbins told Morrow to ap ply for the grant and see what happens 45 $3 Honrys losing weight inside local lifestyle Entertainment 10 leisure sports 121 coqu classified 14 15 16