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FIRST PLANE FOR Half Of County Coroners Group Captain It Hilton Commanding Officer nCAF Station Camp Borden and EW SquadronLeader vent Ruther ford Chief Administrative licer look on as Flying Officer AIR roller Charlie Walker accepts deliv ery of the first aircraft for the RCAF Camp Borden Flying Club from Ron Dunstan in structor with the Toronto Fly ing Club Recently elected pre sident of the club is 10 Godson RCAF Photo Instructing Inadequatelyi Every aspect imaginable of the coroner and his relation ship to the community the police the crown and the de ccased and his family was discussed in Barrie Wednesday when Coroners attorneys po lice and county officials from Simcoe Muskoka Parry Sound and Peel convened before rc presentatives of an attorney generals committee on cor doors The committee is touring im portant centres in the province with view to gaining inform ation and suggestions from local coroncrs and their teams Thc suggestions heard will all go to the attorney generals office and as result the Cor oners Act may see some sig nificant changes First part of Wednesdays six hour program in old county building was pure and simple discussion so To ronONro First substantial suggestion made to the committee con sisting of Assistant Deputy At torney General Eric Silk At torney Generals laboratory director Dr ll Ward Smith and Chairman Dr Gem mell Stratford was that all coronch should at some time or other he made to go to Toronto to see qualified exper icnced coroners conduct in quests SUSPEND LICENCE lllidlands Dr Churchill Swan even suggested the doctors who did not go for at least twoday course should have their licences as coroncrs sus pended He sold newly appointed cor oners should he made to go to Toronto and become cognizant lo the laws governing inquests The coroners advice to his jurywas also important it came out during the after noona three hour sessio Mr Silk said many tive Inquests had resulted Mother Of Three Says Hubby Made Her Cash 30yearold woman told Barrie Magistrates Court Ved nesday she cashed $80 worth of dud cheques under duress from her husband Senior Citizens End Season Here The Senior Citizens Club which is sponsored by the Bar rie Soroptimist Club held the final meeting for this part of the year in the Loyal True Blue Hall High Street Tues day with good attendance of 45 members Highlight of the afternoon was the parade of stars when they appeared with the ladies dressed as gentlemen and the latter disguised as ladies Miss Curron nearly 80 won first prize as gentleman and Mr Curler book the ladies prizef Runnersup were Mr Jefirles Mrs McBride Mrs Olive Emms John Cross and Mr Brown This being the last meeting of the season an extempore program was made up with Mrs Lee as chairman when Miss Cochrane and Mr Brown gave duo recitation Take Me Up to London and Mr Jeffries song My Bonnie Lassie with MrsLee at the piano Jack Cross gave recitation entitled Met My Wife in June Bob Orr and Albert Clark also gave recitations The climax came with refresh ments served at the club Dud Cheques Mrs Betty Precoor til RR Fenelon Falls was given years suspendedsentence and probation on charge of litter ing forged cheques in three Barrie stores during January Court heard the police are still looking for her husband who allegedly stole the blank cheques from Kinmount Post Office during breakin there in August 1959 She said he more or less forced her to cash them Mrs Precoor is mother of three unior Farmers Hear Hughes The regular meeting of the Chilliwrlli Junior Farmers was held at CLJChlll Community Hall Monday with president Bob Dryborough Churchill in the chair About 20 young people discuss ed the program for Junior Farm ers field day at OAC to be held in late June Group will send softball team to the event Also on the agenda was the Junior Farmers part in the county judging competition at the Fair Grounds in late August Secretary of the Simcoe Coun ty Federation of Agriculture John Hughes spoke on the new form safety program and Show ed film from OAC titled Mir hole of Paradise Valley WEATHER Synopsis Patchy cloud with few scattered showers should Continue today over Ontario However storm centre over Iowa this morning is tracking eastward and will bring return to more showery weather Friday Regional forecasts valid until midnight Friday Southern Lake Huron Lake Erie regionst Windsor London Partly cloudy with few scat tered showers today Mostly cloudy with occasional showers or thundershowers tonight and Friday Little change in tem perature Winds southerly 15 Niagara Lake Ontario Ha burton regions Toronto Haml tan Partly cloudy with few scattered showers today Mosin clbudy with occasional showers or thundershowers Friday little change in temperature Winds southwest 15 Northern Lake Huron Geor gian Bay Kirkland Lake regions North Bay Sudbury Partly cloudy with fcw scattered showers becoming cloudy this evening with rain beginning to night and ending Friday lnorn ing Little change in tempera ture Winds light increasing to northeast 15 tonight limmins Kapuskasing Vari able cloudiness with few show ers today and Friday Cooler Winds northeast 15 Low tonight High Friday Windsor 70 70 7D 70 70 Kitchener Wingham Toronto Trenton St Catharines Hamilton Muskoka Killuloe Earlton Sudbury North Bay Kapuskasing White River Moosonee assessssusussssss COUNCIL ROW Midland alderman Percy Craw ford stormed out of town coun cil meeting early this week duri ing row over appointment or another alderman to fill seat made vacant by the deathof Deputy Reeve Clinton Smith Alderman William Orr moved up to deputy reovo and the mo tion in question called for elec lion or appointment of merchant Walter Woods as the new alder man Mr Crawford contended Mrs Hec Adams should get the appointment as she was runner up for the post in the last civic election but the motion went through abor juries He said in answer to point of Simcoe County As sistant Crown Attorney Ken nedy that crown attorneys should certainly be allowed to address juries All too often the Coroners do not explain their duties properly he added referring to the iuries Neglect of recommendations and cursory verdicts hall often resulted from lack of instruc tion from coroner he said Dr Gemmell commented that although crown attorneys could address and instruct iurics would like to see cor oners trained to do it them selves HALF ADEQUATE Crown Attorney lhomp son said 50 per cent of the 20 coroners in Simcoedid their instruction adequately The question of whether coroner could give evidence at his own inquest was answered by Dr Smith who said if at all possible coroner should call in another coroner if it was necessary that he give evidence In the administration of justice said ltir Silk np poarance is important the doctor on the spot if he was to give evidence at an in jured people concerned in the accident or incident that had led to the inquest NOT OWN DOCTOR It was further stressed that the deceaseds own doctor should not be coroner Likewise in railroad fatal lty it was illadvised for the coroner to be railroad doctor Burks Falls OPP Sgt Rodger said he had invest igatcd an accident on the rail road where railroad doctor had not ordered an inquest but where he thought there should have been one gt This was interpreted as be mg practice on the part of rail road companies to avoid inlt quests which often result in legal actions If any one thing evolved from the days discussion it was that coroners needed to be much more informed on the Coroners Act and that the like lihood of amendments to the act were less likely than amendments to local proce dure which from listening to the remarks ofofficials from Wide area seems to he diverse and often contravening the Act Ifiom improper instruction to He also added it would put quest where he had treated in No Decision On Location For Switching Bldg No decision has yet been reached as to me final location of the Bell Telephone switching station announced City Hall this morning City council Monday night agreed to let the Bell have choice of either of two locations on Hayfield Strcct One is on the west side of Hayfield south of Wellington and the other is across lhe road The chief engineer from the company explained to the plan ning board that only few are could meet the technical qualifi cations and Hayfield was one of them The planning board then sug gested to council that the tclcs phone company be classed as utility and thus be allowed to move into residential area Originally Bell asked the plan ning board to rczone that area of town commercial Singer johnny Cash Draws 2100 Fans To Ba phone call from Ottawa came through to Barrie few weeks back and Arena manager Wes Allsnpp answered We can fit him in on one of just five dates said the press agent at the other end and Wes jumpodat the chance The fi spare days of Johnny Cash western and boiled singer were quickly filled by Canadian managers and last night follow ing flight in from Hollywood where he is in the middle of making movie the young sin gcr arrived in front of packed stadium here The biggest thing in enter tainmcnt can remember in Barrie said manager Allsopp as 2100 fans of all categories barrclled out of the arena alter the show If it hadnt been for the coil egiate exams wed have hall 3000 he added Cash himself thrilled the main 1y youthful crowd with three quarter hours of western and country music and an imitation of Elvis Presley that will keep Pelvis away form this part at the country for few years Two of his songs were hit oar ade numbers which have each said over million records and which are both still on the charts rrie Arena Ellie Earth Examincr CITY AND COUNTY NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 16 19603 County Wont Appeal Assessment Oi SSH County council was told Vcd iesday to mind its own business and keep out of Allistons lax alien methods irregularities in Allistons tax ation arrangement with the Sal adaShirrifIiorsey plant there were charged and closely scru inizcd Dislavor was expressed by Councillor William Clark hairman of conunittcc Councillor Clark claimed that SniadaShirriffHnrscy was un derassessed by Alliston and he suggested an appeal be launched to rectify this so that county equalization would not suffer from the loss of revenue from the instant potato plant Council voted 3921 not to ap peal following the debate ANOTHER HUNGARY Councillor John Darling of Al liston likened the current situa ion to the revolution in Hungary Will Move Steam Locomotive hclp bllt we agreed that was an To Kinsmen Park In Week in IBSB Veall would have liked to internal proble he said County Asscmric Simpson took the stand and explained how he helped thc Alliston as JOIINBY CASII Johnny Vcslcrn who was emr cec alsorstopped the show when hesdng flave Gun WillTravel as it is Johnny who sings it as background In the famous Til spectacle Also on the hill were the Ten nessee Two and Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Eoys IS AWDED DECORATION Corporal Lawrence Ben Boswell sun of thelate Mr and Mrs Rlchard Boswell of Chester England and Medi cine Hat Alberta was award llhe Simcoe County Drama Committee recently formed of representatives from several in terested groups in the area has just released news of the first course in Drama it has arranged for the weekend of Sept 23 24 25 at the Blue Mountain Ski Barn at Craigleith near Collingwood Several such courses are plan ned for the fall season in dir ecting acting play production costuming and makeup The first weekend will be work Drug Advertising Appears Wasteful BANFF Alta CPIThe Ca nadianMedical Association we carried about the price of drugs says many advertising practices of drug houses appear wasteful and unprofessional This applies particularly to di rectmail advertising to oetors the CMA committee on pharm acy reported Wednesday The committee suggested phar maceutical manufacturers dis continue some practices and pass the savings on to patients Support was given to the use of generic mic all names rather than trade names in writ ing prescriptions but the commit tee pointed out that it will benefit patients only when more than one item in question Announce Drama Course Weekend reputable firm manufactures the area of the OSSTF Gear shop for those interested in dir ecting Instruction will be givenI by wellknown and experienced director obtained through the services of the Central Ontario Drama League The Committee will be helped in the operation of the course by the Co unity Program Branch of the apart ment of Education Fee for registration and meals and overnight accommodation for the proposed course in September will be approximately $15 COMMITTEE The Simcoe County Drama Com mitlee has been made up of re presentatives from the Simcoe County Recreation Service the Barrie University Womens Club the Orillia Little Theatre the Georgian Bay Drama Festival and interested individuals from Midland and rural points in the area The present executive of the SCDC has the folowing ofr ficersi Chairman Mr Carter CKVRJIV Barrie Recording Secretary Miss Louise Culley Simcoe County Recreation Dir ector Corresponding Secretary Mrs Eileen Peters Camp Bord en District High School Treasur er Mrs John Stewart Barrie University Womens Club The September course in dir ecting to be held at Blue Moun tain Ski Barn is open to anyone living in Simcoe County or in the gian Bay Drama Festival ed the Canadian Forces Dec oration this morning on the weekly Commanding Officers Paradev at RCAF Edgar Wing Commander Hock ney Commanding Officer is seen presenting the award on behalf of Air Marshal Hugh Campbell Chief of the Air Staff RCAF Fhoto sossor judge the establishment Mr Simpson at the time assess sed the building at $215000 The local assessor however dr this to $190790 SalatlaSh li llorscy tiidnt accept this figure and took it to collrt of reviss ion itill further to 843000 Mr Simpson he heard that the court of revis loll gave its decision without laking into consideration the boiler room the heating alid electricity in the offices and when he saw that they chopped two feet of height off the build ing appealed this to County Judge Horvie The appeal was dropped ASKED GUIDANCE The case was brought up Wed nesday because the equalization committee wanted to launch an other appeal and was seeking the guidance of council We should get out Where we belong shouted Councillor Wil fred Downer We have no right in this affai and its time we quit arguing he added Councillor Anthony Beck baclv ed him up If Alliston is satis lied why shouldnt we be FREE RIDE Councillor Albert Calvert took another view of this matter dont see why SaladaShirriff Horsey should get free ride Urges Merchants Accept Coinage SUDBURY CPLRefusing to exchange American money at par is the same as saying Yan kee go home Bob Hollywood secretary of Sudburys retail as sociation said Wednesday He said merchants should ac cept United States min at par up to $1 The merchants should use courtesy explaining the dis count andgiving Americans US change for their poper money FUND FOR FAMILY TORONTO CPIAbout $2000 has been collected ina fund to aid the wife and two children of taxi driver George Larkin 29 who was beaten to death on downtown street April 23 The Metropolitan Toronto Taxi Drivers Benevolent Fund con tributed $1000 and the remainder came chiefly from hotels and taverns DAY SPECIAL PRECUT 3x4 STUDS sacu Cash anal Canyon Limit SALE ENDS SATURDAY JUNE 18 the equalizationl which dropped the figure said that when they can well afford to pay any thing reasonable lold sheds inhis town of Port llcNicoll and they were assisting nuch in supporting the town yet they were not getting any assistance he said Councillor Ross Williams of Alliston said that the town prom ised the company nothing special when it decided to come and in fact has spent only $65000 on sewerage facilities which would in turn help to attract other in dustries They upheld the price of po tatoes from all over the caun ty But he added he wanted this cleared up because the com pany had already said it wouldnt plan on further additions until it knew just where it stood on the taxation issue Will this affect the equaliza The Canadian National lul ways gift steam locomotive will lie located Jl the Kinsmen Corl servntion Pork within week or so Barrie Parks Board has on nouncel Also dcstincJ for the park is supervisor who will perform lifesaving duties if necessary and who vll be responsible for the upkeep and proper use of the location He wil be sworn in as spn cial constable and will be able to exercise fllll police duties in the park gt The Parks Board said today it is not considered wise to swim at the park unless the sup ervisar is there Concrete Barrie concrete truck from Nixon Building Products Ltd was stoned by un picketch Iat Otaco Ltd Drillia Wedncs day as it tried to leave the plant It is hoped to continue the concrete shipments from Bar rie despite this violence the first picket violence since members of United Steelwork ers of America CLC started their strike at Otaco two weeks back Earlier the Nixon truck al legedly forced its way through the picket line sending picket men scrambling for safety United Steelworker repre sentative James Robertson said the truck narrowly missed number of marching pickets as it rolled into Otaco at 10 mph TRIED TO LEAVE When the truck tried to leave the picket was reinforc REPAIR ROAD Barrie Public Vorlu Depart ment has started work on the lower section of Sunnidale Read Clay pockets in the sand bed are being removed and replaced by gravel soil It is expected that this will stop the road heaving under the stress of frost Weeping tiles are also being placed in the road bed to re move the excess surface waters The CPR was maintaining somel lieu of the rest of the county asked Councillor Joseph Belford of Tottenhnm If it doesnt then lets mind our own busi ness But if we have to cover that $40000 chopped off by the court revision then lets fight it he said Mr Simpson contended it would have to be covered by the rest of the county RECORDED VOTE The council seemed split on the issue and Councillor Calvert ask ed for recorded vote cant go home to my rate payers and tell them voted for subsidizing this company he said The vote was taken and ysulled in 30 for the dropping of the appeal 2t for making the iappeal Through June the park will be open weather pcrmitti from 310 pm through pm weekdays and Saturdays from am until pml Sundays it will be open from 12 noon through pm July and August will see the park open and supervised from 10 am through pm am until pm Saturdays and 12 noon until pm Sundays Lifesaving tnuipment is there as well and there will be penalty for improperusc Sup clvlsor Waller Rayner is quail ficd as lit aver and there are first aid kits inthe wash rooms Picketers Stone Truck ed and several pickets threw rocks Mr Robertson described the trucks action as provocation on the part of the company to goad union men into some ir iresponsible action The truck was driven by non unlon driver Save haylabourcash Walk Monte nooks can be placed on the ground at the poll of lever without stop ping your bales They shed nun provide ventilation for better airing enpble tiny Io be baled greener with increased protein and carotin value The wIIIH Stacker attaches behind any inter Ask for detail today fills church Farm Supplies serum lsv numn Avenue name one Tractor Serum no No narrlr out Horton Mcltlaster carried by this road Each lat to entice bottle serves Ihnnc Barrie PAr Enfér Pickup lower in calories Barrie Beverage Company Division of SEVENUP Ontario Ltd Barrie Ont kwny 219279 Drlllia Midland and Ibftfthnl sauna 1700