Barrie Examiner, 4 Jun 1977, p. 1

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ssa Pilot dies in air show crash An American Fairchild A10 jet attack plane due to enta service with the Air Force next week crashes into the ground Friday at Paris Le Bourget Airfield during the opening day of the Paris Air Show The pilot Howard Sam Nelson director of flight operations for Fairchild died enroute to hospital This was the sixth crash in 12 years at the air show AP Photo Retirement age setback on adjudicators ruling WINNIPEG CP The concept of com pulsory retirement at the age of 65 suffered setback Friday at the hands of an adjudicator appointed by the Manitoba government Jack London professor at the Manitoba Law School ruled that Flyer Industries Ltd of Winnipeg had discriminated against lathe operator Peter Derksen when it forced him to retire two years ago at age 65 In case that might have farreaching im plications London said the companys action violated the Manitoba Human Rights Act and ordered Flyer to pay Derksen the equivalent of six months wages or about $4000 The order is subject to appeal in the Manitoba Court of Queens Bench but there was no immediate indication whether the company would ask to have the ruling set aside Derksen said he was pleased with the out come and may look for new job The problem is my age he said Im 67 and to start with strange company now would be difficult But Id like to work until Im 70 have terrific health so theres no reason why cant keep working RETIRED AC AINST WILL Derksen was retired against his will with token settlement by the company He and most other older employers of the govem mentowned bus and trolley company had $0435 V4 id ma President Carter on the phone inSIde local lifestyle entertainment business stocks sports 61 comics 18 classified to 23 Enemies Warns about NDP There would be no check on prices charg ed for car insurance if an NDP majority were elected in Ontario Thursday says Alan Horsford president of Royal In surance Co of Canada Speaking at news conference at the official opening of Royal Insurances Barrie office Horsford said overnment control of the insurance usiness would force everyone to accept one premium rate Details on Page and the Business Page of todays Examiner Local agency opens Barrie has an advertising agency The FPA group an accredited agency which started in Toronto in 1969 officially opened new offices Wednesday in Barrie FPA is involved in advertising and sales promotion creative design marketing con sultation and research image promotion and administration We are here to increase our customers sales and in return make profit says Florian Pavlik principal owner of FPA For details see todays Business Page Prospector in Barrie There is one but he doesnt search for precious minerals in Barrie Ray Ramsay likes to work and live in Barrie and he spends half his time scouting properties in Ontario and Quebec For the full story on Barries prospector see todays Business Page Markets higher It was listless week on Canadian stock markets but favorable United States econanic news sent Canadian markets higher by the end of the week chosen not to enroll in Flyers optional pen sion plan London was appointed to adjudicate the Derksen case for the Manitoba Human Rights Commission Meanwhile the implications of the ruling were expressed Friday in interviews with spokesmen for both business and labor Hugh Delaney president of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce said the ruling might lead to labor force that is topheavy with older people Nels Thibault president of the Manitoba Federation of Labor said the ruling points out the need for better pension plans and new ideas for involving older people in the com munity Few people want to work until they are 70 or 80 They do it because they need the money or because they are frightened of having nothing to do Awarded $7M in US suit HOUSTON Tex AP jury has awar ded $7 million to the family of woman who was accidentally asphyxiated after childbirth at hospital The award was $5 million more than the womans family had sought The decision handed down by district court jury of eight women and four men was in connection with the death three years ago of Carolyn Ami Lord 27 The suit brought by Mrs Lords husband and two small children alleged she was given nitrous oxide gas instead of oxygen after the birth of daughter in the delivery room on the first day of operation of Southmore Medical Centre Daniel lord 30 an electrician had filed suit against American Medicorp Inc and its subsidiaries Medicorp Management Inc American Medicorp Development Co and Southmore Medical Centre along with the ar chi tects and contractors of the building PIPES CROSSEI However after hearing three weeks of testimony the jury found liability only again st American Medicorp Inc and its sub sidiaries including the hospital Lords lawyer Joseph Archer said Mrs Lord gave birth to her daughter Dayna in the new hospital June 16 1974 Following the bir th he said Mrs Lord was given what the medical staff believed to be oxygen from wall outlet in the delivery room Because of an unknown crossconnection of pipes Archer said Mrs Lord received 100 percent nitrous oxide commonly known as laughing gas deposition from the assistant Harris County medical examiner said Mrs Lord died of suffocation from an unknown cause Archer said Peach of deal Cashier Jean Reilly helps customers Bill and Irene Heattie with the 30pound pails of peaches They purchased for $1 pail at Toronto store Friday Theres bound to be lot of peach pic peach preserves and peach wine as result of the sale The store had only 8000 pails left to sell at the bargainlevel price Friday Cl Photo Reaction to drop in US unemployment figures sent Canadian markets higher following ninepoint gain in the Dow Jones index in New York At weeks end the 14unit Toronto Stock Exchange 300 was ahead 709 to 98645 after clming at its lowest point in five months the previous week The weeks total number of shares traded was 894 million with value ofshares traded at $10169 million For details of the weeks action on the ISE see Page 14 of todays Examiner Ford sales up Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd recorded an increase in May car sales of 18 per cent the only Big Four car manufacturer to show an increase for the month compared to May 1976 Paced by its midsize Granada and Monarch models Ford sold 22138 cars last month compared with 18748 for the previousMay 3th yearNo 30 Saturday June 1917 Baaaad time on Bayfield Some of the isilols to Barrics downtown mall had haziaaaad time while visiting the mini zoo the front cirtrnncc to the Woolnorths slorc on Biryficld St ch Yates twoanduhalf years old foe ds one of New twist in hostage drama 15 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 90° Weekly serving barrie and simcoe county bot 15 or Innis ii ratepayers the Black Sheep while his mom Lorraine provides helping hand Examiner Photo Moluccan elders board train ASSEN AP Two South Moluccan elders today went aboard train hijacked by their militant countrymen to negotiate the release Losers win in lottery TORONTO CP The Ontario Lottery Corp has created plan to award consolation prizes to losers in the Wintario draw Marshall Pollock general manager of Win tario said Friday thatpersons holding losing tickets which have the same first three num bers as winning tickets will be eligible for prizes of more Wintario tickets The plan is scheduled to go into effect after the next draw to be held June Survive train crash GAMEBRIIGE Ont CP Graeme Robb 33 and his mother Mildred 68 both of Toronto were uninjured Friday when the car in which they were travelling collided with Canadian National Railways train Police said the car went under the trains generator section and was thrown into dit ch near this community about 15 miles southeast of Orillia Robb was charged with careless driving Quebec minimum wage QUEBEC Cl From July the minimum hourly wage in Quebec will be $315 up 15 cents Kenton improving READING Pa AP Jazz band leader Stan Kenton is improving following brain surgery at Reading Hospital but there are no plans to release him hospital spokesman said think they doctors are just happy that theyve transferred him from intensive care to regular nursing unit she said Friday Kenton was admitted to the hospital May 23 with fractured skull and blood clot be hind thc skull the spokesman said He was operated on May 24 to relieve the pressure in his skull He seems to be improving at constant pace the spokesman said Hes in fair con dition and seems to be coming along fairly good Drowns in fountain LONDON AFP Police said Scottish soccer fan here for Saturdays England Scotland international match at Wemblcy Stadium drowned Friday in the fountain at Trafalgar Square after overcelebrating Fire ban lifted TORONTO CP ban on open fires in effect since May 25 was lifted Friday in the Algonquin region Frank Miller natural resources minister said of about 60 hostages held at two locations in the northern Netherlands Three gunmen escorted Mrs Josina Soumokil 64 and Dr Hassan Tan 56 into the fourcar train which has been stranded for 12 days along stretch of track eight miles nor th of here havent the slightest idea what the mediators will report on said Toos Faber of the justice ministry Well have to evaluate what they find out before we can make any decisions Tan and Mrs Soumokil agreed Friday to act as mediators between Dutch officials and the seven to 10 terrorists Mrs Soumokils husband was the first president of the selfstyled Moluccan govem mentinexile and was executed by the In donesians for guerrilla activity in 1966 of ficials said She helped negotiate an end to Moluccan train hijacking at nearby Beilen in 1975 Dr Tan is former minister of social and youth affairs in the exile government The mediators were to discuss the format for their negotiations in the talks today with the terrorists The mediation might be by telephone or in facctofacc contacts SEIZEIITRMN The South Moluccan extremists seized the commuter train and the Bovcnsmilde elc mentary school just south of Asscn in simultaneous strikes May 2i The four gun men at the school released one teacher and 105 students on May 27 after half the students fell ill They continue to hold four teachers in thc singlestorey brick schoolhouse So far no one has been reported hurt at either location The twin assaults were aimed at prwsing South Moluccan demands that Holland in tervcnc wrth Indonesia to promote inde pendence for their native islands The Dutch ruled what now is Indonesia for several hun dred years eadline Worked too hard New York city citing violations of city work rules has got rid of Sam Zitron 55 whose 120hour work week netted him about $60000 annually It seems in addi tion to working 40 hours week for the Public Works Department thron held two fulltime jobs as boiler tender at two hospitals AP Photo Coma patient dies GOOSE LAKE Iowa AP Gareld Maynes funeral Was Fridaynearly eight years after he collapsed on high school football field and never regained con sciousness Gareld 22 died Tutsday at nursing home In way it was shock and in way it wasnt You dont really think it will be today said his father Lloyd Mayne We are happy that Gareld has been released Mayne said his family never completely gave up on the slim hopc Gareld might recover We did 90 per cent but there was still 10 per cent hope Deep down we knew he would die Gareld was 15yearold high school sophomore halfback when he was injured during football practice on Oct 1069 He complained that his head hurt after making tackle Then he collapsed on the field He underwent surgery that night but doc tors said his brain stem had been crushed and he probably wouldnt make it through the night But Gareld lived until Tuesday without the assistance of any machines He was young and was strong wiry kidhis father said Gareld was fed intravenously Mayne said the family visited him at least once week telling him of things that happened even though they were certain he could not hear Stamps for pot JACKSONVILLE Fla AP At least 19 businessmen and other persons were arrested Friday for accepting food stamps for illegal purchases Undercover agents used $13440 worth of food stamps supplied by the US department of agriculture to make down payment on funeral have palm reading and buy used cars tires sewing machines furniture beer and wine Some of the agents even bought marijuana and weapons with food stamps during the threemonth in restigation Bell ratification vote By JOHN BRUCE Examiner Staff Reporter BARCLAYlnnisfil Township property taxes will increase 135 per cent this year The indease contained in the township budget which was approved Friday after noon is needed to meet township expenses and pay off the 1976 township deficit of $197000 The 1977 township mill rates for residential and commercial property owners arc Residential public school supporter 182602 Commercial public school supporter 208065 Residential separate school supporter 179874 Commercial separate school supporter 205034 Coun William Iipple finance committee chairman residential property owner who supports the public school board will pay $520 in 1977 property taxes on property assessed at $2850 Last year the same property owner paid $458in township property taxes separate school supporter owning similar property will pay $512 in 1977 com pared to $463 last year Coun Tipplc said the difference between the tax rates is due to the difference in the public and separate school board 1977 levies The tax increase for separate school sup porters amounts to 106 per cent Thc brwkdown of thc mill ratc Township 61638 County 16693 Public Schools 54352 Separate Schools 51624 The biggcst increase in the 1977 budget is the levy for township puposcs up 298 per cent Coun Tipplc said the increase is needed to make up last years budget deficit of $197000 More than $125000 of the deficit is due to the townships legal battles against Barrics pm posal to annex 13500 acres of land from In nisfilhcsaid Added to this expenditure is the fact that an additional $750X has been allowed for in this years budget for annexation he said As well as the legal accounting planning and engineering costs of the annexation fight Coun Iipple said there are other indirect costs such as time for the clerk and council members to attend the Ontario Municipal Board OMB anncxation hearings and staff time preparing materials for the lawyers and plannershandling the townsh ips case In short said Coun Tipplc this budget contains $200000 in llltCl annexation costs plus substantial indirect costs as result of the annexation problem However about $72000 of the township deficit can be traced to other unexpected ex penscs such as the costs of audits requred when the township hired new treasurer In nisfil township had threc treasurers in 1976 The total 1977 tax asscssmcnt base in In nisfil Township is 622220610 up four per cent from last year Coun li pple said the reason for such low increase in the assessment base is that the townships official plan which must be ap proved by the OMB before further develop ment can proceed has been shelved by the board pending the outcome of the Barrie arr nexatiorr case This year property taxes on township residents will account for $4110296 of the estimated expenditures of $5493526 The re mainder will be made up through provincial govermnent grants taxes on Bell Canada land and installations and licensing fees Coun Tipplc said the 177 budget is the culmination of the townships efforts to keep expcnditurcs to minimum TORONTO CI The federal labor department announced Friday con firmation of ratification vote May 16 by Bell Canada operators in Ontario and Quebec E0 Pigeon chief of the labor dcpart ments mediation and conciliation services said recount showed 552 per cent of the voting members were in favor of contract Signed between Bell Canada and the ex ecutive of Communications Union anada CUC representing 8400 operators The contract would bring top weekly salaries for operators in Toronto and Mon treal to $200 week from $179 erators in other centres receive less aC cor ing to Bells policy of zoning salaries relative to the population of communities they serve Margaret cancels trip New York CP Margaret Trudeau has cancelled trip to London to photograph the Queens silver jubilee celebrations Instead she will remain in New York for her forcom ing appearance on ABC television net work spokesman said Friday Mrs Trudeau estranged wife of Cana dian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau originally planned to photograph aspects of the royal jubilee and show the picturm on ABCs Good Morning America show next Wednesday But Tom Mackin ABCs director of pro gram information said there is too much publicity already surrounding the couples separation making working assignment in London difficult Mrs Trudeau must have work permit before she can appear on the TV program as guest performer but Mackin said ABC probably would make the arrangements few showers and isolated thunderstorms developing by evening today Partly cloudy wrth showers and cooler Sunday High today 22 to 25 Lows tonight 10 to 12 High Sunday 19 to 22

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