www pm Michelle Carson holds sparklers and enjoys the fireworks display at Centen nial Park Monday night The display was one of several held throughout Barrie to commemorate Queen Victorias birthday The weekend was relatively quiet and troublefree police said although more than 300 charges were laid after incidents in Wasagc Beach See story Page Examiner Photo by Sue Bowen Rioting follows ruling in San Francisco trial SAN FRANCISCO AP Thousands of angry demonstrators many of them homosexual rampagcd in the streets after jury ruled it was manslaughter not murder when former supervisor Dan White shot and killed Mayor George Moscone and Super visor Harvey Milk The mob of 5000 people had expected murder convict ion for the City Hall killings When the verdict voluntary man slaughter came down Monday they con verged on ity Hall smashed its doors with iron bars set cats afire and rampang through the streets Milk the first avowed homosexual elected to the board of supervisors would have beeii ititoday The prosecution had sought firstrdegrtx murder conviction that might have brought the death penalty Under the jurys verdict just what the defence had sought White 32 might be free in less than five years The maximum sentence would he just less than eight years ADMITSSHOOTING White admitted shooting Moscone and Milk in their offices on Nov 27 after trying to coir Hearing set for Barrie man Aubrey Phillip Rolfe charged with murdering his wife April will appear iii Barrie provincial court for preliminary hearingJuly 11 Rolfe 30 was charged with first degree murder after licia Rolfe was found shot to death ith shotgun in the couples home inside story Voices show they care Dr Berkley Reynolds spoke recently at Rairies lree Methodist church to lclecarc volunteers He said operators of the special telephone service need not be Jesus ptishers The tone of their voices should show they care For story see todays Lifestyle Page Jazz at Farmers Market it youve never heard of the Sun Seed Jan Hand dont worry the jaJ rock quuitet has only been playing together for five weeks The band makes its second public aprmirance Friday at the Performance House coftce house iii the Faritiers Market See story on today Entertainment Page Campbell preserve land the rccve Howard tampbcll secs picsei ation of farmland and rural areas as must for his township interview with Mr Campbell appears on today County Page Canadiens win cup Montreal Canadiens on their fourth con secutive Stanley tup Monday as they com pletely dominated the New York Rangeis iii ti ictory at the Forum in Montreal See story picture on today Sports Page index today lflmtyle entertainment county page sports vince Moscone to reinstate him to super visors seat he had resigned Milk opposed reinstatement Whites defence was mental illness White bowed his head when the second ver dict for Milks death was read There was collective gasp in the packed sizseat court room And outside it reaction was swift Matty in the citys large homosexual com munity estimated at onersixth of its 660000 residents marched to City Hall The demonstration began peacefully with shrill whistles and angry chants Some protesters carried placards reading Avenge Harvey Milk Then as the sun set demonstrators reach ed City Hall and smashed windows chanted and pelted the ornate domed struc ture with rocks tomatoes and eggs Several people were injured by flying glass when the doors were smashed and police us ed the chemical Mace to control the crowd Teargas canisters left pail of acrid mist over the melee HIT BY ROCK Supervisor Carol Ruth Silver inside City Hall at board meeting when the mob arriv ed was struck in the face by rock Her in juries were not serious When the verdicts were announced Mayor Dianne Feinstein issued statement saying they were very hard to handle As look at the law this was murder two murders Moscone was shot twice in the body and twice in the head at close range with 387 calibre revolver Milk was shot moment later three times in the body and twice in the head at close range District Attorney Joseph Freitas said he was very very disappointed They win againl Bob Gainey of the Montreal Canadiens holds the Stanley Cup aloft with support from his teammate after the Canadiens 4+ By JOHN FERGUSON The Canadian Press More than 10 million citizens record number were expected to vote today to decide the political makeup of the federal government The results could mean renewal of Pierre Irudeaus Liberal regime switch to Joe Clarks Progressive Conservatives or stalemate that leaves no clear winner After two months of pleading and promising by the politicians the verdict of the voters depended on the millions of ballots marked privately in more than 68000 polling stations between and pm local times across the country The results of the 282 separate contests for seat in the House of Commons should be known within hours of the polls closing If candidates of one party win majority of 142 seats or more that partys leader forms the government But advance indications signalled close race for seats so the tally could leave govern ment in the hands of minority dependent on support of another party to survive perhaps even precipitating another election within months While voters cast ballots for candidates in separate ridings their judgments were expected to be influenced by how they feel about the four party leaders whose reputations and political futures rest on the outcome LEADERSHIP AN ISSUE Pierre Trudeau 59 seeking his fourth term gas prime minister has tried to dissuade the fickle electorate that gave his Liberals majority in 1974 from switching allegiance to his untried and inexperienced opponents at time when he says the unity of the country is in jeopardy Joe Clark 39 the tenacious Albertan who burst from the partys back benches to take over the leadership of the Progressive Conversvatives just three years ago has concentrated his fire on the countrys economic problems and strewn the campaign trail with costly promises He has stressed what he says is his ability to end federalprovincial friction of recent years If there is no clear winner attention will shift to Ed Broadbent 43 leader of the New Democratic Party which held 17 seats at dissolution and Fabien Roy 51 leading the Social Credit assault on the Liberals Quebec bastion Their support would decide which party moves onto the government benches Tractor crushes boy COLLINGWOOD tStaff ltyearold Fleshertonarea boy was crushed to death Sunday evening when the tractor he was riding rolled on top of him about 50 km south of here Provincial police said Robert Varley RR Flesherton was killed and his cousin Michael 16 suffered leg injuries when the two were pinned under the tractor Michael was driving the tractor on farm lane when it stalled and began rolling backwards It rolled off an embankment and rolled over on top of the two boys The two were working at Marvin Varleys farm about km east of Flesherton Council session tonight special city council session dealing with tax writeoffs will be held tonight The meetings are held twice year for businesses that may have various reasons for tax reduction requests Mayor Ross Ar cher said today Some businesses may have changed hands relocated during the term or have gone bankrupt said the mayor Truck hits bridge Thornton woman who said she swerved to miss deer drove into cement bridge on Innisfil Concession Road Monday night causing $1500 to the pickup truck she was driving Police said Susan Strugess struck the Highway 400 overpass bridge about 930 pm Monday She suffered bruises Damaged by fire Smoking is suspected as the cause of 86000 fire in Barrie home Saturday mom mg Firefighters responded to the fire at Robert Oldfieids home at 28 Jills Court about9353m started in 15° or opy To decide Ottawa makeup iOmillionplus Canadians record hea to Edmund Krakat is the first voter at the Hillcrest school polling station in Barrie Nydia Bouchey and Ruby Tatter serving barrie and simcoe county soil returning clerks help Polls opened at am and will Candidates wait it out as area residents vote Voters across Simcoe County began going to the polls today in the countrys Blst general election In Simcoe South three candidates are runn ing Ray Ramsay Liberal Ron Stewart Pro gressive Conservative and Gaye Lamb New Democratic Party Polls are set up throughout the area and ex act locations are available from Al Froom district returning officer The candidates are spending the day travelling to the polls urg ing people to vote and waiting for the results to come in Stewart says he has already planned vic tory party for 10 pm tonight at the Barrie Country Club All three parties are offering transportar tion and babysitting services to voters who need them You can make arrangements by calling the NDP 7373201 the PC 7287It2o or the Liberal 7374545 In Simcoe North three candidates are run ning also Doug Lewis Conservative Fayne Bullen NDP and Walter Connel Liberal Connell will not push people to vote because he believes it is waste of time Already conceding the race he plans to work on his garden The Conservatives and the NDP believe they have chance to capture the riding and will actively seek voter support today Information on where you vote in Simcoe North is available from Al Roach returning officer at 8354317 or from the three parties headquarters Lib 3252295 Conservatives 3251306 or NDP 3254577 The parties headquarters can also arrange for babysitting and transportation In GreySimcoc five candidates are runnr its not Evel knievell it remain open until pm Al Froom returning officer predicted heavy turnout Examiner Photo by Peter Hsu ing Jack Morgan Liberal Bruce Arnold Social Credit Bill Shannon Libertarian lir Gus Mitges Progressive Conservative and Bill Proud NDP All the candidates are doing some last minute campaigning For voters in GreySimcoc who do not know where to vote or who have some dittieulty getting to their polling station Jean léilsoil returning officer at 13719230 can help Three candidates are vying for the WetlingtoneDufferinSimcoe seat iefi Koechiin NDP Perrin Heatty Progressive Conservative and Harry Greene Liberal All are planning on travelling in the riding to drum up some last minute support Allan Ross returning officer at Il38252l can supp ly any information prospective voter littil and help with any problems Polls close attipm Delivery price up As of todays issue the home delivered of carrier price of The Examiner Will be ad justed to cents per week Exaininei var ricrs will of course share in this Illtrtix In establishing this new price lhi aminer in the face of continued llllrfiislIi costs of production distribution and newsprint is following trend adopmi numerous other Canadian newspaper lit lt cent times Single copy or newsstand price of he lL aminer will remain at 15 cents per op Gasoline goes metric TURUNTU Cli Gas sitiiioie at lt the country are converting from gallon to litres and at least one Toronto station It ning the conversion into profit The station was charging cents lil or $1 17 gallon Neil laskin executive lllfllllli oi the Ontario Motor League 03 said can see how easy it would be for stem ripoff its customers when they go to ii because most people dont kniie the coin sion factor litres to the gallon One of the station customers lliitlliffi federal government for getting aiimli tlt to this system which doesnt inaia xii stjisl The UM offers charts what equiv alent litre and gallon prim May be in bush ALFRED nt CPi Jocelyn far neres parean say they think he is Stillfl iig amneSia and wandering about the hui iwai this community 65 kilometres east of ii tawa OPP at nearby Hawkesbury nt Uil Monday they only know the IM ear old filiiti is missing His car was found Friday tXJIislfd damaged in ditch beszde Highway 37 vveather Nw am The blaze apparently bedroom The interior of that room was destroyed and other parts of the house sustained smoke damage said Fire Chief Jack IcAlhster defeated the New York Rangers for their fourth consecutive Cup title Monday night in Montreal See story photo page CP Laserphoto it wasnt Evel Knievel But l7yearold Debbie Heath of Portage Mich who managed to balance her car in this precarious position on the weekend Miss Heath is being consoled by her unidentified passenger after she ap parently lost control of the car and ran it up the guy wire of utility pole AP Laserphoto comicsw guide classified wploment sears Mostly sunny today Cloudy periods Wednesday with chance of shower continuing cool Highs both days near i5 Overnight lows to