EXAMINER TELEPHONES CIICUIOIIOH Clossdied Advertising All Other Departments I3th year No 62 7266539 7282414 7266537 The Barrie Examiner Barrie Ontario Canada Tuesday March 15 1977 Tired but happy in good cause Tired waterlogged but hap py Examiner photographer Rolf Kraiker hangs onto the edge after completing 170 lengths of the swimming pool in two hours Kraiker and fellow reporter Sheila McGovern 102 lengths were among six representathes of the news media who helped kickoff the Neptune Swim Club and anadian Amateur Snimne ing Association suimathon Monday night Kraiker and McGovern raised over $100 while the entire media entry will exceed Sl00 In the after noon 11 club members rais ed 803 putting the well on its way to its $5000 goal Swimming will continue to Friday Daye Garner at the reminds sponsors tlial pledges should not be turned over unless the pledge sheet is signed and stamped by the Examiner Ihotot Housing waterfront items on board agenda Waterfront park develop ment and proposed townhouse development north of Cundles Road East are among items on the agenda tonight as Barrie planning board sits down to its 730meeting Gary Stoner city recreation director will appear before council to discuss development of the lakeshore between Bay field and Mulcaster streets City council is seeking the boards opinion on proposed park development in the area which could cost as much as $1 million though use of free fill and deletion of proposed sheet steel piling could cut the cost drastically The proposed development features surface treated road on the landward side of the park docking space for large and small boats 21 reflccting pond boardwalk floating fishing pier sheltered observa tion areas picnic faclitits and landscaping like that at tcnten nial Park Fill for the development would stretch 100 feet out into Kempenfclt Bay roughly even with the end of Government Dock at the foot of Hayfield Ian McPherson is to meet llll the hoard to discuss revised proposal for the townshouse development west of St Vincent Street Two weeks ago the board rejected 71min proposal for the proper ty largely because of disagree ment ith the road pattern Police officials criticize patchwork lake jurisdiction TORONTO lPi Police of ficials say the patchwork pat tern of Canadian police jurisdiction in Lake Ontario is confusing and increases the chance of loss of life and property Stanley Raike deputy chief of the Peel regional police said local police forces have jurisdiction over the section of lake touching their municipal £gt as Si CAPSULE NEWS Exofficer remanded for trial BELLEVILLE OntJCP former Guelph police of ficcr charged with committing an indecent act at the inter national police hockey tournament was remanded for trial to April 21 when he appeared in provincial court Monday Murray Kirkpatrick 24 is accused of standing on the hoards and urinating on the ice during game at the Memorial Arena March Kirkpatrick resigned from the Guelph police force on March He joined the force in Iune 1072 and was firstclass constable at the time of his resignation Pilot injured in crash OTTAWA tCP light single engine aircraft crashed into an Ontario Provincial Police radio tower in suburban Nepean Township today and its pilot was in satisfactory condition in hospital Ncpean police said The crash oc curred in fog at about 8am EST police said Police did not know the identity of the pilot who was alone One report said he suffered broken arm and broken nose OPI said the tower is 260 feet high and the aircraft struck near the top of it The plane crashed into gully beside the OII detach ment building at Bells Corners about 15 miles west from the centre of Ottawa There was nofire boundaries but no one has defined police rcsjmnsibility The department of national defence particularly the Tren ton airsea rescue force is re sponsiblc for rescue operations after being called by local po lice Raikc said some police forces are accepting responsibility and others are not An inquest last month in St Some mailmen back on job HALIFAX Cli Many Iettcr carriers who had left their jobs in the Atlantic provinces early today were back at work by late morning The walkout by carriers in 34 locals stcm med from the dismissal Monday of letter carrier in Fredericton It was not immediately clear how many of tlic workers had gone back to their jobs Earlier Ken Merlin president of the Halifax local of the Letter Carriers Union of Canada said 3400 carriers were involved in the walkout Vaccme fights hepatitis TORONTO tCPi new vaccine being tested in France and the United States is proving an effective weapon against dangerous form of hepatitis that causes liver failure and cancer Dr Emanuel Rubin of the department of pathology 15 and laboratory medicine at Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia said Monday the vaccine seems to combat jaundicecausing hepatitis common in West Africa and Mozambique In France where trials have been going on for more than year the vaccine has been tried on patients and staff at several hospitals he said None of the patients or staff immunized got the disease but 43 per cent of patients and lJperccnt ofstaff not immunized did tatharines Ont that in vestigatcd the death of pilot whose airplane was lost in the lake was told that after the plane disappeared relatives spent several hours trying to find out who was responsible for organizing search The jury recommended that jurisdiction over the Canadian side be delegated to one force OAST GlAlll HELPS William Morris acting re gional manager for fleet sys tems of thc anadian Coast Guard said the coast guard un dcrtakes rescue operations but has no police authority Coast guard officers are not allowed to board boat to check whether boater is coin plying with boating regulations Morris said Supt Martin Walsh of the Niagara regional police said there is great deal of pressure from yachting clubs and law abiding boaters who want the police to firmly enforce boating regulations and criminal code offences such as operating boat while impaired Quite frankly none of its being enforced and the only time it gets enforced is when somebody gets killed or drowned the superintendent said There is no preventive work at all beingdonc Che Titanic Examiner IS Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly Says report from Tschirhart WEATHER FORECAST PARTLY CLOUDY Bay best carnival spot but select events for ice By SHEILA McGOVERN Examiner Reporter The bay is the best location for Barries winter carnival but the ice should only be uslt ed for events that need it says Ed Tschirhart chairman of the 1977 carnival The ice should only be used for broomball motorcycle races snow shoe fastball and the helicopters Tschirhart said The lakeshore should be used for all other events he said including play area for children 12 years of age and under In his final report to the Greater Barrie Chamber of Commerce Tschirhart gested the chamber work in cooperation with the Rotary Club of Barrie The Rotary Club operates skating rink on the bay If the Rotary Club would cooperate with us we could keep large area cleared and then use it for our broomball events he said By doing this we would find that the iCe would freeze to greater depth We found that the clearing of the area for broomball is greater than all other combined costs his report open Tschirhart included several suggestions in The Friday opening should be held on the landfill site and the midway should be The dog races should be held closer to shore so the public can see them There should be greater emphasis on the boy and his mutt race sug petitions The 1978 carnival will be held in con junction with Heritage Day and will be three days long There should be Special events during the week There should be crosscountry ski event on the ice Schools should hold elimination events before the actual carnival com The arts and crafts festival should be held at the armory Attempts should be made to have Georgian ollege music theatre present play during carnival Suggests more share in carnival work The work of organizing Bar ries winter carnival should be shared by more people with the chairman devoting eight solid weeks to planning says Ed Ischirhart Ischirhart chairman of the 1077 carnival gave his final report to the Greater Barrie bamber of ommerce this morning He said the chairmans job is not suited to businessman You may be surprised but had to devote my full time for this period and more he said found that committee chairman who are businessmen are not in position to devote Con tract approved ity councils general com mittee has approved contract with outside public works and recreation workers calling for 08percent acrossrtlierboard increase city officials said to day The oneyear contract affec ting about 70 employees was discussed and approved by the committee in closed session Monday The committee action must be confirmed by council but confirmation is expected to be routine since all council members sit on general com mittee ity administrator Gerry lamblyn said approval is ex pcctcd to be given at special council meeting next week He said Local 1383 Canadian Lnion of Public Employees ap proved the settlement Satur day The raise is to be retroactive to Iaii starting day of the contract Employees will get 05 per cent as soon as possible after final approva with the re maining 03 per cent to follow on approval by the federal Anti Iiiflat ion Board Jobless youth warning OTTAWA Cl The coun try could be faced with politi cally and economically cx plosive situation if nothing is done to ease sevcre unemploy ment among young people the Canadian Council on Social De velopment says in report re leased today The warning came as Statis tics anada issued February jobless figures which showed new high of 932000 uncmlt ployed The overall unem ployment rate was 79 per cent of the work force Fivecougtry odyssey Hij ckedjetliner lands at Zurich ZURICH Switzerland tCI An armed Italian hijacker who toasted his hostages with champagne and passed around ransom money during five country odyssey in search of his tWo daughters arrived today in Zurich aboard the Spanish airliner he coniandcercd Mon day Armed policemen surrounded the Boeing 727 after it landed here from Turin Italy with 29 hostages including seven crew members It was the planes fif tli stop since the hijacking be gan near Barcelona Monday aflt ternooon The hijacker 30yearold Mr ciano Porcari seized the Iberia Airlines jet on domestic flight we and after refuelling stop in Algeria ordered it to the Ivory Coast capital of Abidjan where he picked up his threeyearold daughter by an Ivory Coast woman and $140000 After another refuclling stop in Sevilla Spain he ordered the plane to Turin where he re leased seven of the 36 hostages and demanded custody of the other daughter fiveyearold by his Italian wife Porcari said he would release more hostages in exchange for his daughter and the refuelling of the plane But his estranged wife refused to let him have the child He radioed the Turin control tower that he was leaving the northern Italian city because he feared police action ailtl said DOIG IIEIIRY new chairman Drug penalties under review lASlIINGION 1lt The Carter administration asked Congress on Monday to decr iminaliZc marijuana possession said it is rccxamining its post llOIl on penalties for possessing cocaine However IS ommissioner of ustoms ernon Acrcc said marijuana decriminalization might increase the amount of the drug smuggled into the country Without the threat of crime iial prosecution many who for merly feared involvement with marijuana may now become in volved Acree told special House of Representatives com niittce on narcotics their time only to carnival It then falls upon the chairman to assist him during the business hours Ischirhart said most conr inittee chairmen had too many details to look after and sug gested redesigning the coin niittee set up to make more people responsible to the Ililllv man He also mentioned the costs involved with participation It is expecting too much to have the chairman dig into his pocket for expenses such as use of his car entertaining and many other things he said To give of your time is one thing but to give otherwise is not right Prior to lschirliarts report chamber directors elected Doug herry of Municipal Sav ings and Loan as 1978 carnival chairman Marvin lawyer chairman hairless local vice Menzies was elcctctl Of course you can bring stone to dinner Margaretor any other object Goldwater denial on organized crime WASHINGTON tAPt Sena tor Barry Goldwater today la belled as completely utitruc report by group of in vestigative reporters that he had dominated Arizona politics for 20 years whole condoning the presence of organized crime In the last 15 years Ive been in Arizona total of possibly six or eight months he said on AB televisions Good Mor ning America have nothing to do with state government dont know single man out there connected with crime Ile said he felt the reports by Investigative Reporters and authorities should semi his child to the next stop He told his hostages that his action was just family af fair Police quoted the freed hos tages as saying they were not mistreated by Porcari and that their chief concern was that po lice might try to storm the plane The passengers released in cluded two children their mother and two old people Several hundred police sur rounded the jctliner as officials tried to talk the hijacker into surrendering Armed with pistol and rifle Por tari took control of the plane Monday shortly after it took off from Barcelona on 25 Cditors Inc which produced the series of stories in question are dishonest and Im shocked and Im resentful Asked if he planned to legal action he said Ive got law yers Im not going to let my name be besmirehed have lawyers working on it ASKED ABOUT BIOFF The Republican senator was questioned about his association with Willy Bioff described in the published reports of the series as racketecr who lived in Phoenix under the name Bill Nelson in the 19403 lie was murdered in I955 minute flight to Palma dc Mal lorca in the Balearic islands PLANE EFUELLEI The pilot flew first to Algiers to refuel and then to Abidjan on the under side of the West African bulge Porcari and his wife Bella Zavoli had lived there and it was there that she left him in 1972 When she and their child went to the airport to leave the country he followed her with rifle got into gunfight with troops at the field and Mrs Porcari and two soldiers were wounded The woman and the baby es caped to Italy and Porcari was jailed to await deportation But he was allowed but frequently mum SEALS norms DEALS ms Two fisherman pace to keep warm past row of picket signs in St Anthony Monday Fishermen and some coili munity members are main taining picket line around wmWmmmWWWW six helicopters brought by protestor Brian Davies Photo Sealhunt protesters face counterprotest ST ANTHONY Nfld tCP Helicopters chartered by group of protesters against the annual east coast seal hunt pre pared to fly over the sealing younds today after counter protesters were shoved and car ried away from the aircraft by RCMP officers Brian Davies leader of the antihunt forces was taken out the back door of motel by po licemen when Newfoundland fishermen lay down on the snow outside the front door of Davies motel unit and challenged him to walk on their bodies to reach his helicopter Davies boarded his aircraft without incident but the helicopter refused to start im niediately Five other helicopters took off for an air base about mile away to take on fuel for the flight over the herd There was mainly goodna tured banter between the fish ermen protesting against the protestors and RCMP said there was no violence of any sort Meanwhile the annual spring slaughter of harp and hood seals on the sprawling ice field got under way at first light to day under clear skies Winds were 15 knots out of the north west providing ideal conditons for the 11 ships taking part in the hunt llSIIEI AWAY About 65 RCMP officers car rying no visible weapons and using only their hands coaxed shoved and carried about 150 fishermen and other local resi dents away from the helicop ters Some of the counterdemon strators then lay in front of the motel and Bill Short business agent for the Newfoundland Fishermen and Allied Workers to repair government cars and took local mistress who bore his second daughter The hijacked plane remained in Abidjan for five hours while local officials complied with Porcaris demands for his child and the equivalent of $140000 in French currency Moroccan of ficials refused to let the plane refuel in Casablanca and it went to Sevilla in southwest Spain to get fuel for the flight toltaly The chief of the Sevilla air port Col Lucena Cubedo said Porcari ordered 12 bottles of champagne to have drink with the assengers and re ported he istributed part of the ransom money among his pat senger host ages Union asked Davies to appear and answer quest ions few tninutes later Davies was seen being escorted to his waiting helicopter by police Staff Sergeant Ray Butt of the Corner Brook Nfld RCMP detachment said he was pleased there was no violence He said he had not expected any incidents The hunt for the whitecoated young harp seals is being pro tested by two groupsDavies International Fund for Animal Welfare and the Vancouver based Greenpeace Foundation An RCMP spokesman said police estimate the number of Davies supporters here at be tween 20 and 30 while there are 1520 Greenpeacers in this nor thern Newfoundland town and an unknown number on the other side of the Strait of Belle Isle The normal strength of the RCMP detachment here is three men spokesman said he was unable to divulge how many extra police officers had been brought in because of the protest and counterprotest HAD BEEN FIRM The local fishermen had ear lier been adamant that the Davies helicopters would not get off the ground today Both RCMP who flew in rein forcements Monday night and Fisheries Minister Walter Car ter have urged the local demon strators not to turn to violence leash is leash is Nineteeumonthsold Virginia Weiiiheldt of Whi nlpcg whose father Richard has her firmly ou leash keeps rein on the Oriental Lhasa Apsos dog at the mid anada dog show held in Winnipeg on the weekend Photo