Barrie Examiner, 18 Feb 1977, p. 5

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NEWS ROUNDUP Mon treat police The Barrie Ilrxaminerr Friday February 18 1977 MPS DEBATE DISCRIMINATION ISSUE Opinions vary on Rights bill n0 OTTAWA CP Praise The bill might also force an crimination against women Basford to add protection of blended With pomth criticism overdue revision of the Indian that cxistsinthe Indian Act language to the bill Came mm SIdCSOHhPCUm Act he said because it is Pierre De BanetLvMatanet Inoiis Thursday as MP5 debated aimed at the kind of sexual disv urged Justice Minister Ron WANT ADS proposed human rights legisla PHONE 7282414 in Canada MONTREAL CP City policemen voted to accept new contract and pensionplan offer Thursday making the force the highest paid in Canada However Gilles Masse president of the 5200member policemens brotherhood appeared unsatisfied With the voting results He said the package was accepted by 1071to729 vote with five spoiled ballots and added he believed the union would have trouble functioning with its membership split 59 to 41 per cent The offer dealt mainly with issues left over from negotia tions for 15176 contract However it included 628vpercent wage increase for the year ending Dec 31 1977 givmg first class constables an annual salary of $19025 They currently earn$17900 Negotiations now must begin on nonsalary clauses in the 1977 contract tion to outlaw discrimination on wide variety of grounds They generally agreed there was need for the bill especially in light of reports of increased racial incidents But the bill ei ther was not going far enough or lacked vital provisions Howard Johnston OkanaganKootenayt said the struggle will not be over the moment the legislation is pro claimed He said the law will have to be closely monitored by civil right groups David Orlikow NDI Winni pcg Northt said that many provinces have passed Iiuman Oh boy ONLY DAY LEFT TO SAVE during Garnets Only about onethird of the brotherhoods members cast Fltml 111W but WUOWHHEIIIHI PreRenOVOIion ballots Thursday and many policemen who attended mor to enforccthcm ning and evening meetings to hear executive members ex Sale plainthe packageleft without voting llie bill would prohibit dis crimination on the grounds of racc Iiational or ethnic origin color religion age sex marital status physical lian dicap or criminal conviction lor which person has been par doned However prisoner who has served his time reccivcs no RCMP constable salutes as York Hotel in Toronto for mmu whiqu my mm in guarantee that discrimination Prime Minister Trudeau federal cabinet meeting It against him Willem Mr Jul enters room at the Royal as the first time the full 510 said Queen may address Parliament OTTAWA tCP The Queen might be asked to speak to Parliament during royal visit next fall House Leader Allan MacEachen said Thursday He was replying to ques tions by former prime minister John Diefenbaker who asked that the Queen be invited to read speech clos ing the current session of Parliament or opening new one during her 25th anniver sary visit in October The Queen last opened parliamentary session when Mr Diefenbaker was prime minister in 1957 Mr MacEachen said he hoped the Commons would have system of televising Parliament in place in time for any such speech to make the event even more spec tacular than it was in Mr QUEEN ELIZABETH Diefenbakers day here next fall Save 20 except on marked specials Please Note We will be closed for the last week of February for renovations Sorry for the inconvenience Garnets Hobbies Composer nominated for Janos TORONTO lt Andre Gagnon IircnchrCanadian composer producer and pianist has been nominated seven times in five categories for the 1977 Juno Awards it was announced lhursday The nominations were for his instrumental album Niegcs and his single Wow Burton umniings and ior don Lightloot both have been nominated in four categories fol7g exacty including unimings in the new malevocalist class with Roger What he fathef Doucet Danny Hooper Ncstor Pistor and WayncSt John Inthetolksingcrcategory re her instated last month after the decision to drop it resulted in controversy Lightfoot is up against Stompin Tom oiiiiois Dan Ilill and Murray McLaughlan Liglitfoot also has been nonii nated for thc Inalevocalist award along with Paul Anka Cummings andlinoVaiinIlh Hachnianlurncr Ovcrdriw who have two albums among the years anadian ltl scll ers have been nominated llt times in three categories In llt groupoftheycar class they compete with April Wino Heart ltush and lllt Stanin ders I23 DUNLOP 726v832l MEET THE m3 THAT SET cRiIIIE BACK 100YEARS Radial tires to be recalled AKRON Ohio Reuter The Firestone Tire and Rubber said Thursday it is recalling 400000 steelbelted radial tires which might become distorted under certain driving conditions The company said the recall involved passenger car tires in the HRTHrH and III7815 size produced during late 197 and early 1974 at factory in Decatur Ill Pilots to appeal court ruling OTTAWA 1Pt The Canadian Air Line Pilots Association ttALPAi is going to appeal Federal Court ruling that Thursday found the association and its leaders in contempt of court for breaking court injunction during last Junes national air crisis In telephone interview from CALPAs Brampton Ont headquarters Roger BurgessWebb said Thursday night The ruling was fairly legalistic with number of points on which we can appeal ticowinnii min lttWlAmnt vr IiicstIIi DYKE EDWARD ROBINSON DOROTHY mom ltt iiio HthA ioANNx MOORE l0NY Blll SLIM Picggsw v5 as qu viNMtIlIFt iilktotintti IOOIDR SPECIAL ii Our amigos iililfé In DONALD nucx JOSE CARIUCA and PANCHITO In teaturette form TeeNCOIUT yngti Hy4llir¢l Hlititif INNS STARTS TODAY EVENINGS FRI SAT 645 9I0 UH 80H Predicts school system conflict LONDON Ont Ili Wally Beevor director of education for the Iiakehead board of education in Thunder Bay said Thursday that lack of funds will mean Ontarios school system will betorn by conflict in the next 10 years Speaking to teachers meeting Mr Beevor said less money will be available because of dwindling enrolment causing competition for money between school board trustees and adminsitrators He said he foresees trustees and senior administrators battling over issues such as professional and curriculum development and sabbatical leave The present system is inefficient which promotes conflict said Mr Heevor The teachers are puppets he said The principals are yes men whose goal is to keep everybody happy He said administrators are not leaders do not produce creative ideas and tear challenge NONIINIIC III Heart has been noiiiinatId lll three categories including tillt for bestselling album ot the year gt mummumnnmmHmconmm Patsy Gallant also have been JODIE FOSTER MARTIN SHEEN ALEXIS SMITH both including the best selling singli iallant also is noiiii nated for icinalc vocalist along with liarity Hrown Joni 1It chcll mummu THE LITTLE GIRL WHO LIVES DOWN THE LANE ExowtivoPmlmm IIAIIouT GREEHBERG SAIEIIEIT PAnISETi mum by BHAIIH Illi it 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