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WING COMMANDER HOCKNEY RIGHT GIVES COACH BOYLE NORA ROPIIY Hold Trailic Density Study On Highways In Barrie Area close study of roads in the Barrie area is currently being made by the Department of Highway ol the most pop used in these tests is called density testcr This density tester is large nrcy hoxlikc machine which is placed at the sides or liqhigh ways and fromitls strung black wire As cars go over the machines number them WEATHER ronomo CPD Forecasts issued by the weather ollicc at am EDT Synopsis highpressure area pushing dolvn from the Prairies will bring mainly sunny weather Tuesday Temperatures are ex pectetl to reacll the high 705 in the smith today and will be about five degrees lower Tuesday Temperatures in the north will be in the mid1305 today but are ex pected to reach the high 605 Tuesday Regional forecasts valid until midnight Tuesday Lake Erie Lake Huron Lake Ontario Haliburton southern Georgian Bay regions London Windsor Toronto Ham ilton Variable cloudiness with few scattered showers or thunder showers today Tuesday sunny with afternoon cloudiness little cooler Tuesday Winrls northwest 15 to 25 today dropping to 15 Tuesday Notherli Georgian Bay Kirk land Lake regions Sudhury North Bay Variable cloudiness with few scattered showers this afternoon Tuesday sunny with afternoon cloudiness Winds northerly 15 to 25 today Tuesday westerly 15 Timmins Kapuskasing Var iable cloudiness with few scat Thcsc testers at last report were located on Highway 400 ex tension and Highways 93 27 05 land 11 As each car rolls over the wire the two pressure spots tback wheels and front aro marked up on the counter amt when the inspectors takc count lhcy simply divide by two to find otlt the number of cars that crosscd SNEAK BY The only way vehicle can at exactly the same time ano thcr car is doing so by pass ing ll of course vehicle ha only one set of vllccls this may cause some difficulty to the human counter but this may be lcompensatcd for by the tandem ltrucks that also roll across illed Ontario Boy Riding Motorcycle WATERTOWN NY lCPlt Earl East 19 son of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Bast of Kitchener 0nt was killed Sunday in motorcycle accident on route near here He had been working at his uncles farm during the summer months lered afternoon showers today Tuesday mainly sunny continued cool Winds northerly 15 today becoming westerly 15 Tuesday Forecast Temperatures Low tonight Illgll tomorrow Windsor 60 St Thomas it London 55 Wingham 55 Toronto 60 Trenton 55 St Catharincs 60 Hamilton 60 iMuskokn 50 Killalon 51 Eallton 40 Sudbury 45 75 75 75 75 75 70 75 75 7o 70 68 ea sneak by is by hitting the wire Edgar Softball Team Cops Big BCIlI Tourney RCAF Edgar softball team won roundrobin tournament Satur day when Northern Ontario Rec reation Association units met at Edgar RCAF UuiLs from Falcon hritlge North Bay Edgar and lhaynlont palticinalcd Wing Commander Hock ney commanding officer llCAF ndgar pitched first bulb to lGroup Capt Dcnson com lntander at Ottawa NORAD secA tor NORAD trophy was presented at an open air sports lance an the unit ska ng rink Police To View Demonstration demonstration of break and entry methods and subsequent police action will be attended by members ol Barrie City Police Department Thursday Demonstration will be at Buell Building Camp Bordon it lasts for five hours and will be given by Toronto Metro Police Inspector John Gillespie mem ber of Metro policcs breakin squad Seven In Hospital One Killed In Crash KENDRA lCPlSeyen persons were in hospital in serious condi tion today following headon collision between car and truck on highway 71 near this north western Ontario resort centre Sunday One other person died in the accident No names have been released Police said all were in station wagon which had Indiana licence glates The truck driver was not urt The dead person was bel vedi to beat child SIGNALLERS TRAINNG ron TE or Two sigllallcrs front 57 Sig nalsSquadron receive refresh er training on the SMG C1 the Canadian Armys Subma chine gun during the concen tration of the squadron at Kingston 0nt prior to pro ceeding to the Congo From left Sergeant Art Cranslon son of Mrs Tllomsonneast 23rd St Hamilton Corporal Frank Pet ers son of Mr and Mrs Henry Peters Richardson Ave King Stan and Corporal Bob Con royvol 53 Durham St Kingston The submnohinn gull is the normal weapon carried by signallers and is used for per sollal protection The Signals Squadron will be iuponsiblc for communications with the United Nations force in the SPECIAL MEETING By MILAN KORCOK Exnmlner sun Reporter Barries road troubles will be thrashed out at special meet ing of city council tonight The meeting called by Mayor Willard Kinzie at the request of the board of works is meant tot discuss passage of motion re ducing the curbing program by 22 miles and diverting this money 1362000 to the drained maintenance fund The passage of this motion isli likely to encounter some verbal fireworks warned Mayor Kin rie since he and some of the other councillors arc violently opposed to the cutting down of the curbing program part of the proposed tiveyear plan MINORITY REPORT Alderman Earle Williams chairman of the board of works has refused to bring in the re port himself thus designating split in the Committee itself and probable minority report The strife over the cutback of the curbing program came to head two weeks ago when motion brought to by the gen eral government committee to divert $52000 to the maintenance program and misc debentures for an equal amount on the curb ing program was turned down by majority in council The maiurilyv led by Alder man Roberts was opposed to debenturing $52000 to the road program since it fell the entire tiveyear plan needed review Alderman Les Cooke at the time blasted those members op posed to the fiveyear plan as going against the wishes of the people of Barrie FIVEYEAR PLAN The fiveyear road plan esti mated in 1958 at $800000 was voted on by the people and pass ed by substantial majority The majority held out how ever in not wishing to take on the added 551000 debenture debt Alderman Roberts charged that something was wrong in the department of public works and no such debenture should be tak cn on until study of the five ycar plan was made The irony of the situation as mentioned by Alderman Cooke was that the fiveyear plan and the curbing program was not out of money but since deben tures could not he raised on maintenance the money from the curbingprogram be divert ed to maintenance since deben tures could be raised on curbs which are capital works So felt the general government commit tee The matter at hand boiled down to something bigger how ever than just the debenture on 552000 LIFE AND DEATH The life and death of the pro posed liveyear plan of road building in Barrie were the ac ual matters in the balance says Mayor Kinzie The day alter the meeting Mayor Kinzie stood on tech nicality and told the public works department that the road program would go ahead at full speed He says his reasons tor seem ingly going against councils wishes were that though ooun eil expressed the wish to stop the curbing and divert $52000 to the maintenance program it had not put these wishes in the form of motion Had the curbing program been halted at this point so casual laborers would have been laid off As it was with the curb ing going ahead there were no labor cutbacks foreseeable The Mayor has since been ver bally attacked by some members of council for not following the intent of council WILL FIGHT Mayor Kinzie told The Exam iner Friday that he knew the intent of council but he also knew the intent of the people when they voted for the fiveyear pin in 1958 going to fight this cut back from the fiveyear plan he said LOW DE Harries debenture debt per capita is the second lowest in Ontario since 1954 our as sessment has doubled and the debenture debt has risen only 27 per cent so that in effect the debentupre debt per capita has been reduced he said If the motion to divert $510th Find Unusual Beetle In City On Saturday morning an unus ual type of beetle was brought to The Examiner by woman who had seen it rambling on Dunlop Street East near the Five Points and captured it in paper ball The body was more than two inches long and over an inch across wim head in proportion It had four long legs and two pro jecting antennae in front and reg sembleu type shown in the British and international Ency clopediu us Longicornia Boer tercora mbens progress City dbuncil Talks Roads passes tonight it will mean the death of the fiveyear plan as it stands ll the road plan is to at least roles will have to be recruited on flip side of the mayor and company 111 recorded vote at the last meeting 75 vote went against motion in favor of the present lireyear plan Mayor Kinzie Alderman Les Cooke Alderman Frank Hersey Alderman Earle Williams and Alderman Roy Marsellus voted for the contin uance of the liveyearplan Against were Alderman Roberts in this case the leader of the oppusflion Alderman Williams Alderman Charles Wilson Alderman Murray ftlllls Alderman Arthur Morrow Alder man Fred Smith and Alderman Mike Weider Mayor Kinlie also asserts that if the fiveyear plan is killed to night then 50 laborers will re ceive their layoff notices Tiles day and will be out of work Wednesday Police Charge Toronto Driver lifter HitRun Crash On 400 Toronto man was charged with failing to remain at thé scene of an accident Sunday fol lowing hitrun accident on Highway 400 llnrrle OPP said Gerard Vns Willowdulc was headed south on Highway 400 mile south of the Highway 90 overpass when an unidentified auto pulled off the shoulder and rammed his right front side The car went on pulled across the boulevard and headed north on Highway 40 Thefts In Pairs Sunday In Barrie Thefts happened in pairs Sun day in Barrie Two bicycles were stolen from garage belonging to Harris 62Cook Street and two chairs were stolen from the residence of Pugh ill Tiffin Street City police are investigating Housewde Ran Into Blazing House Burned ln attempting to save some household effects from burning building Markham Township woman was serloluly burned Sundoy Mrs Gordon Knaggs ran back into the house near Newmarket after her husband ran to call firemen When the firemen an rived they had to carry the we man from the blazing house after she was overcome by smoke SATISFACTORY Her condition was described as satisfactory in Scarburo General Hospital The Knaggs were awakened by barking dog to find their home ablaze The home was destroyed Killed Injured In 2Car Collision SFEYSIDE Ont CP Two persons were killed and two in jured Saturday in two car crash on Highway 25 north of this village 30 miles west of Toronto Dead are Samuel Daigle 24 of Rockwood and Bruce Snow 22 of Acton who died shortly after he was admitted to hospital in Guelph Glenn Elliot of Campbellville 0nt was released from hospital after treatment Driver of the second car Donald Waterman of Lindsay suffered broken nose and internal injuries He was transferred fromGuelph to hospital in Toronto Police said the car in which the two victims were riding was hit by the Waterman car while making left turn off the high way NOON DOLLAR MONTREAL CPD The 115 dollar was at discount of 2732 per cent in terms at Canadian lunds near noon today Fridays boon rate was 97 1132 Pound sterling 3272 down NEW YORK tCP The Cana dian dollar was 116 higher at $102 5964 in terms of US funds Pound sterling was unchanged at $2110 zeaz NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd year ended May 31 1960 $056513 $153 share 1959 $649 1109 $157 Hudsons Buy Oil and Gas Co Ltd mos ended June 30 1909 $014000 three cents share 1959 61121000 six cents It may possibly have come Congo National Defence Pho throltgh from the south on vis iting motor oar Neon Poducts of Canada Ltd year ended April 1860 $514 751 1959 0359875 two more twoday economic developt meneonlcrencc will be held at Honey Harbour Sept 2Land 231 for the first time in the blstaryi ot the Georgian Bay region Sponsor is the Georgian Bay Dcz velopmcnt Association The Dclawano lnn will be the site of thc IWmcmber conferl cncc designed to delve into all the problems of industrial de velopment and the economy of the Georgian any region The sessions starting Thurs day morning Sept 22 will be centred about speakers from all branches of government Police said Mr Vos got lic encc number and Daniel Gend run Toronto was picked up by citypolice in Barrie later in tho day Damage in the accident tat alled about $200 27 CLOGGED Barrie OPP area saw no seri ous accidents on the weekend al though Highway 27 clogged bud 1y as usual on summer holidays Four rearend collisions oc curred between ltlidhurst and Paddy Dunn Hill Sunday hul damaged totalled only around $280 WOMAN CUT One woman lllrs Olga Iatz bod cuts to the face when the car her husband was driving skidded on wet pavement Highway 27 and she was thrown into the windshield She was treated at the scene Driver was William Jatz In dinn Grove Road Toronto alld damage was about $150 LEGION PARK KESWICK CF sixacre park first to be established by the Canadian Legion in Canada was dedicated Sunday at this LakeSimcoe resort town The dedication was made by Rev Downer former speaker of Ontario legislature Members of 51 legions from throughout On tario marched to the new Kes wick Cenotaph included in the park grounds LAKE FORECAST TORONTO CPlMarine fore casts valid until 11 am Tues day Lake Huron Lake Erie Georg ian Bay and Lake Ontario Wind northerly 20 to 30 gradually de creasing to 15 Variable cloudi ness with chance of shower or thundershower today clearing this evening INVESTMENT CHATS Crawford and Co Ltd 89 Dnnlop St PA 82437 With export demand up about 30 per cent over last year crude oil production in Western Canada is expected to record an increase of about eight per cent over 1959 Sales of natural gas will show further substantial gains in 1960 in rapidly ex panding domestic market The major impact of recently aplt proved applications for natural gas exports to the United States will not be felt until 1961 and subsequent years With economic activity re maining at present levels total consumption of petroleum pro ducts in Canada for the year should exceed 1959s colume by about five per cent For British American profit margins on refining and markcb ing operations have tended to stabilize during 1960 and the marked decline experienced since 1957 has been largely haltlt ed However retail gasoline price wars and other forms of uneconomic product disposition have continued to affect adverse ly our profit position Crude oil production is cur rently only about 50 per cent of producing potential in Western Canada and about 40 per cent in Alberta The need for ex pandedcrude all markets is one ofthe industrys most serious problems At current producing rates and wellhead crude oil prices there is little doubt that the pro fitability of producing opera tions for the industry is barely adequate to support the cost re quired to discover and develop new resorvos to meet future de mands However the longtemp outlook for steady growth in markets for Canadian crude oil and natural gas in Canada and the United States should conv Hon Nickle Minister of Planning and Development Ontario government and Hon Bryan Cnthcart Travel and Publicity for Ontario will be the headline spcakers at the opening session After these addresses panel discussions on regional develop mentin Ontario will take oven louN FISHER John Fisher executive direc tor of the Canadian Tourist As sociation will address the al ternoon session on Tourism theNew Money lndustry Later on the afternoon of the first day three concurrent ses sions dealing with municipal 311 fairs the future of the highways in the Georgian Bay region and agriculture in regional develop men will be available Throughout the sessions and discussions at special program for the ladies attending will be available BARRIE MAN Earrics Industrial Commu sinner Ernest Birmann will head special session devoted to an swcring questions from the floor This part of the contelcnce is designed for better under standing ol daytoday problems in the municipality Mr Birmann will receive writ ten questions and hand them to appropriate experts seated on the platform for answers Tables for the answering at these problems will be set up by the department of travel and publicity planning and develop ment highways trade agricul lure labor gas companies by dro and several others Blame Children In $8000 Blaze Children playing with matches are believed to be the cause of an $8000 fire on Earries lakelt front Saturday Barrie Fire Chief Irwin and City Police Chief Ed Tschirhalt meet today to consider any poss ible investigating action Fire consumed storage shed belonging to Sarjeant Fuel Co Ltd at the foot of Mary Flames had swept the building before anyone notified the fire depart ment Coal woud slabs and tarpap or stored in the 250 foot building were burned and firemen were only able to save smau quant ity of wood The blaze kept on for about three hours Ellie barrio Examiner CITY AND COUNTY news MONDAY AUGUST 1960 Plan TwoDay Conference On Economic Development For Georgian Bay District The ladies will have speakeru of their own including an ad dress by Bath Industrial Commissioner of Orillia REGISTER EARLY The conference directors warn that accommodatinnfis available only for about 200 at the Dela wnna Inn and early registration is necessity Neville Keefe is the general manager at the Georgian Bay Development Association and Cranstoo secretarytreas lurcr The head office is in Mid and The directorsare Darling presidentl Burks Falls Davey Port Elgin Dolcourt Orllliai Hrabi lllentold Mullion Tottenham Maude Orangevillc Port eous Collingwood It Quick Trout Creek Stevenson Braccbridgc Schmall Walk erton Skalitzky Hanover McDougnll representative of trade and industry Reports from the registration centre point out that 53 reserve tions have already been mad Stock Market Reacts Sharply To US Decision TORONTO CF The stock market reacted sharply today to the 115 Federal Power Commis sions decision to allow imports of natural gas from Alberta 0n index industrinls were up 58 at flossboosted by all re fining stocks and western oils jumped 246 at 8198 Base metals were up 59 at 15302 while golds lost some of last weeks glitter and eased 65 at 8172 The 11 um Volume was 471000 compared with the 360000 share traded at the same time Friday Among winning industrials Al berta Gas was up at 19 BA Oil gained Yr at 26 and Impcrlt 151 Oil was up St at 31 Stclco gained 15 at 60 and General Dynamics improved point at 46 Ford of Canada dropped point at 122 and Canadian Bank at Commerce eased as at 51 Giant Yellowknife paced golds lower off Vt at 10 with Kerr Addison down ii at 12 Cominco gained at 18 and Ventures went ahead V4 at 22 Pacific Petroleum led the boom among western oils with 55cent gain at $960 wlth Canadian Husky up 45 cents at $475 and galley Selburn ahead 30 cent at 570 TODAYS STOCK PRICES compiled noon by rm ll soulr stmt each momma Asbestos Ablubl Paper Algnma Steel AlumlnluinLtd Albert Go Atlas Steel Elr or Montreal Bank of Ns Bell Tel Co Brazilian EA on hc Power Cdn Bk or com Cdn Brrwerlu CPR ma Joli 31 23 192 2095 Dan 511A 55 Gt Latm 453 Got Pow 275 ms Con moor ill 3723 lm oil Canud Cement Con Chemical Can Curt Cnnadlan oil Con run so 12 lnter Nl Commune on mt so nom Found noni stem Famoul Ploy Harden Farm Home 011 3114 Hudson Ely Min imp Tobacco zaxil In About 75fi In Yd 110 53 Club 10 Loblnw PM mu nae romp luv 59 mt on so Int Sir to 000 it lt II 55 as reassessw MINING Can mu Camp chlb Con nel mo Con North Con Denlson Con Morrison Cort Hull Dnrneoo suluvnn no Goon Mtn Ass Gunnhr 11 Humour mu anlquo New htyl this Norman Lon 73 Fllconbfldlo KemAduuolt 41 Maritime fl 020 100 10 105 loo wuuey 14 FIVE illosr ACTIVE sTocxs Albcrtn onrfrrunk Ltm BA on 1nd DIVIDEND on Acceptate Pacific rats plotted on cLAnAuoNa Standard antng and Material common 20 cents payable Oct ex ldlvldcnol Sept Grout Northern Gas Utilities referred ezvh cent szao preferred 70 cents pzynble Sept ex ulvl and Au to Bownten Mersey Paper slaw preterm tBA cents plylble Oct ex dividend Aug 24 Dominion Fabrics common 15 cents and prelerred am cenu Payable Nov ex dividend Oct 12 TORONTO noon nxcnwaz muzx Industrinls up 55 Gold down 65 nowJonas NEW 13 Metals up 55 Your Immune 0115 up 145 Industrlaln down 25 Roll up ULtllttu up 01 nuylng demand again asserted ltaclt at the son DJIA level late in the New York sesslnn Since it was sttmulated by no speclfll nswr development the uptrend is consid cred to be lrgely technlchl Anti cl atlan by traders or further crc dli cnslng step by the Federal serve after the close why have born inctfll Observers however cited num her or encouraging news items Inly store sales as the second hlgh cat on rocordhleher rrdtghl lord inrs than your agoBrit incronse ln hvo weeks to huslness loans by landing New York city hanks rod the statement hy the chutnnrn ol Vanadlum Caro that in View of the drastic inventory uoulduuon cur tumors will soon have to start bu Ing luteto on orders Lt not Him Inventory to some damn Golda ngaln featured this on dlan market with this up ind posting turthrr coin or 247 The recent decline in the stock market has had no error on John Hancock Mutual Lite Insurance 00 Ihlnklng on common stocks is to vestmentn officials told in At the end or 1959 this fltth limit Us tnsurnnce comonny In both nanetn Ind lnsursnco In force but investments to common stocks mum mud or an autumn or mum comm or tot1 bursts About the urn Inn was Show It and DI Junc We alecontlrlulng our usual Inl cctlvc policy on purchases of com mon stacks cur policy isto take advantage or specific siturtlonr when they appear Irvoruble tho orricluir cemented New numb In in the first hon includedluch stocks or Campbell soup General roodr Proctnr und Gamble Ind Woolworth Steel or Callad am It Is con nldertnz urln Canadian natural as instead or coking coal in ts him rumoer Stzlcn spokennlln condoned re or in the current Flannell Post Int the industry in connidertnz Introducing jetl or not urnl Into blast mmaeen to cut down on the mount or coke and and tncruae this capacity of tho Iumnocs The Stolen snokumro utd experiments with nrturnl In tho us how Froduced w1 ely vrvlmz results and no decision would be made without lengthy tut pcrlod Neither Stelco oor notsea would my wdether they hm made arrangements to sun tells lpokclmul tor Tunicn ldl Ilpe LlnE llld If the WD com onisstuincd to natural gun It would ruvlttc the blunt Itnzlo tndustrl nirrirvt Canadian or ruebut notation and co