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Barrie Examiner, 21 Jul 1961, p. 2

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PATRICIA Peggy Hull Pelletlicr ll Appleton 11 13 and Julie loftto right clowned around on Dunlap Street this morning to pro INNISFILNOTES Field Day To Start Shortly Alter Noon With the full program that has been arranged at the lake side park for innlsfil field day Saturday it will be underway shortly after noon Races for children will be the first item and the prizes avail able make all events well worth competition Follow ing several contests which will and up with fat mens and fat womans race jumping and other sports that go to ake fun for all therewill be ocal contcsts of brickvthrow leading up to the main event at 800 pm JUST HOGWASH Mayor Kinzie will lend up from Barrie which will to outthrow the members of nlsfil council and the mayor says that by drinking plenty of buttermilk they will easily beat them Reeve Sproule says but termilk is hogwash and his group can beat Kinsles but termilk or not GoAKarts will race and these little machines are no mean type of travel They may be close to the ground but they get places in hurry art of the road will be block ed off to allow them to do their stuff when the ufoot races are over Tlme for the main event the international brick throwing contestWill be 330 pm Six players constitute our team rhosenfrom the best throwers who have been trying outi Bob Thompson weight 200 pounds Al Martin 195 pounds Bev Cochrane205pounds Alf Chal mers 180 pounds Earle Coch one 205 pounds and Bruce inknay 175 pounds Three substitutes are also ready to fill in if needed Don Atkinson 100 pounds Ron Cowan 150 ounds Frank Hargreaves 205 ounds We will be hearing from 0k lahoma by phone direct to 0m scoring desk as soon as they grave completed their throwing en we will have display of filljitsu in apart of the pavil ion where local group will de nionstrate this art There will be display of water siding and jumping contest of climbing greased pole overthe water with swim ming races and other water sports Picnio suppers with each family or individual bringing along food will follow and music will be played from taped PA system most of the time BIG DRAW Tickets for the big draw which are also admission to the grounds are available outside the gates and at various places of business Winner may get anything from live pig to meals on the house at some of the best restaurants More than $200 worth of prizes are available Local merchants and business people have been generous and the holders of the draw tickets will benefit dunes ran DISTANCE The lnnisfil Business Mens Association is putting up big LETS BE rn ANN By cash prize for the person who makes the nearest correct gum of the total distance the Strand team make in the final com petition All that is needed for one of the biggest days that In nlsfil has had and what may become an annual field day is good weather ARCHITECT REPORTS Reeve Sproule invited the architect doing the work at the county building to make report on the best way to change the township office so that it will include the school building now set behind the office building Irwin Bolgon presented his report His plans call for the remov al of the partition between the present clerks office and the now council room making that into general office vault would be built into this to re place pruent one which it is ed is too small The clerks office would be in the front corner on the north side of hallway to be built the length of the building and to extend to new portion built on the west end that will connect the new addition to the present building This will enable the new part to be readied with out going around outside An entirance will be made at that en police office at the west end the council chambers in the centre and cloak room The assessor will be given the two rooms in thapresent building while the building inspector will be moved to an office in the front of the aid office All this looks better on paper than described and is estimated by the architect to cost $3000 or more according to how fan cy they wish to go motion was made that an estimate be procured alter which tenders would be asked for Forecasts issued by the wea ther office at am EDT Synopsis Scattered showers an thunderstorms developed over Northern and Central 0n tario Thursday Little change is foreseen in this current weather picture overOntario during the next two days Lake Erie Lake Huron Niag ara Georgian Bay Halibtlrton regions Windsor London Ham ilton Tomato Partly cloudy warm and humid with scat tered afternoon and evening thunderstorms today and Satur day Winds generally light but up to 30 miles an hour or more in thunderstorms Tirnagami Algoma Cochrane White River regions North Bay Sault Ste Sudbury Cloudy with sunny periods and scattered showers or thunder storms tod ay and Saturday Light winds and not snitch change in temperature The new wing will contain the mote tonights childrens carn lval Kids Plan Cdmival At Queens Tonight Wcather permitting there will be childrens carnival at Queens Park tonight The park supgrvisor Jane winter said this morning plans have been made to make the carnival success She said there will be house of horlt rors fish pond Gypsy for tune teller beauty contest for five and sixyear old and num erous other midway attractions Parents have supplied baked goods and stalls will be set up There will also be hot dog and refreshment booths This morning three clowns paraded along the main streets in an effort to promote the av enlngs carnival They were Patricia Appleton 11 Peggy ital 13 and Julie Pallettler Vehicles Smash 3rd in Weeks The third accident in two weeks in the Vicinity of the Cedar Rail Restaurant north of Barrie resulted in damage to two vehicles early last night Barrie OPPreport that Le land Meeks RR Barrie was attempting to make turn in to lane off Highway 27 one tenth of mile north of the restaurant when he was hit from behind by car driven by George Prince 73 Victoria Street Barrie investigating officers report the road was slippery from rain at the time and no charges would he laid ChargelBarrie Men With Break Theft Barrie police announced to day that two Barrie men Her bert Mathews 25 ofzzz Blake Street and Vincent Miller 27 of 13 Sophia Street East have been arrested and charged with breaking entering and theft from the premises of Kolmar Wilkins early June 26 Two calculators with an es timated value of $900 were missed after the breakin was detected WEATHER FORECAST Forecast Temperatures Low tonight high Saturday Windsor 05 St Thomas a5 London 85 Kitchener 35 Wingham as Hamilton as St Catharines 85 Toronto 405 Peterborough 85 Musoka as North Bay 80 NOON DOLLAR MONTREAL CPLThe dollar was at apremium of per cent interms of Canadian funds the Bank of Montreal re Thieves Take $4000 From Sdfe At WClSCthl WASAGA EEACH Speciall Ernqt Qahoxnap proprietorof no variety and gro cery store at Wasaga Beach told police Thursday morning that thieves had entered the store sometime during tho night and made off with an estimatedflpm in cash Mr Osborne said entry was gained by removal of an ex haust fan at the rear of the Store The thieves than ap pamtly crawled through the duct which was large enough Eichmann Admits Drinking Toast JERUSALEM AP Adolf Eichmann admitted today he joined his Gestpo Chieftains in drinking toast the day they drew up the plan to exterminate Europes Jews The testimony was extracted by Judge lahaak Raveb at the trial of the former SS officer for mass slaughter of the Jew during the Second World War Raveh one of three lsraall justices who will decide if Elch mannhangs reminded the de fendant of the Wansee Berlin conference of Jan 20 1942 at which Reinhard Heydrlch chief of the Gestapo and security po lice spelled out the doom of the Jews as instructed by Hitler The judge noted that after the on Barrie Children Attend Blair Park Blair Park is home away from home for some 00 Barrie drildren each day They have various special activities includ ing special days Best drawed lndlans at the special indlan day were Mich ael and Rosemary Bramnh and Mark Williams Rick Williams was Chief Black Bird The Blair Park group are re ported to have goodbascball team The senior boys have defeated Queens and Lions and tied with Codrtngton One of their supervisors Di anne Law said today that the children are never at loss for something to do as the park has an interesting and varied program This along with the child rens vivid fmaghlations pro vides an enjoyable time for everyone she said CAPSULE NEWS First Complaint TORONTO CHThe Ontario labor department is investigat ing the first complaint filed un der the Fair Accommodations Practices Act by Negm seek ing an apartment in Hamilton The complaint involves one member of mixed marriage The measures came into ef fect this spring and makes it illegal for owners of apartment buildings containing more than six selfcontained units to di5lt criminate against tenants be cause of race creed color as tionality ancestry or place of origin Highest Award LONDON GP Candadntes wishing to qualify for the slip loma award of the Royal Life Saving Society in future will be able to write the examinations in their own language it was decided Thursday at the soci etys first Commonwealth con ference The diploma award is the highest offered by the society Winners are selected by George Drew Canadian high commis sioner to Britain who chaired Thursdays session Princess Louise 853150 ported near noon today Thurs day the anion ratewas 100 516 yPound sterling $20m down cousin limit wll MUSl earn our oun looms smart or near cans rsfyou roan aousmeama resume IN ran NEXT raw angina soon To also as KRAMERS ARE OFFERING ma nowasr can con rmoes Cm SIMOOE Nil TRADES ACCEPTED LOW DOWN PAYMENT BUDGET TERMS NO GlMMlCKS GENUINE SALEr llMnl 913 For llFEllME or mm DIAMONDRING MATCHED SETS The name Chamois symhdto of supreme beauty and value in diamonds Shanna diamonds feature rhodiumplated settlngand shouldersforcvellosling brilliance ll stared an insured AlterPlan Drawn To Kill Iews meeting Heydrlch SS Gea Heinrich Mueller andl2lchmann remained behind Why were you drawn into that as the third man Why was Eichmanu there the judge asked WRME MINUTE had to write the minutes of the meeting Efcbmsnn plied Oh no that came later Ravch said By the manner of interroga tion the judge pinpointed what AttomeyGeneral Gideon linus ner has been contending through the 15week long trial That Eichmann as chief of Jewish affairs was just about the third man very near the top despite his relatively low rank of lfeutennntcolonel Raveh recalled that Eiclunnnn testified he felt like Pontllu Pilate after the Wansee eon forence You told the court that you felt like Pontius Pilate that you washed your hands of this whole olfair How do you feel about this now Eichmonn replied cannot wash my hands in innocence today because retro active laws incriminate me City Mail Service Increases Activity Barrie postmaster Tom Kerr reports increased activity at the post office Residents of Marion Cres cent now have individual rather than group delivery Homes at the north end of Rose St now get regldac mail service There was no delivery in that area before Service has been es tended without any increase in stnlf Onaddltlonal mall sorter has been hired at the main post off ice to make total of 10 They handle hetwem 0000 and 10000 letters daily DEATHS sy ran CANADIAN PRESS Hamilton William Duncan Black 79 industrialist and for mer president of the Otis Tele vator Company New York Arthur Nobnan vs internationallyknownmining engineer and geologist Malmoe Sweden Hialmar Gullberg 03 notedSwedish poet who was amember of the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters which awards Nobel Prizes by drowning Richmond mgfand Labor Peer Lord Kershaw 68 who succeededhis father first hol der of the title only five months ago Montreal Clement if Cro nyn 74 secretary of the Bank of Montreal from 1018 to 1045 TEE EXAMINER WANT ADS Phone Pa 83414 Ask Justinlllllotors Why to accommodate mans body The Itclenmcney was locked in small safe in the office of the store small cash box containing change was also mashed open Mr Osborne said today he is positive the nfe was locked Wednesday night at the close of business He could not explain how the safe was entered with out damsge unless someone with experience with this kind of sale was to blame The proprietor said he didnt normally have that much money on hand but in this particular instance be had missed making his regular bank deposit OPP detachment officers at Wasagal Beach are continuing their investigation Cheques Bogus Charge Woman Police in Barrie have charg ed asyearold Toronto wo man with false pretencu follow ing investigation of eight up aratc instances of passing worthless cheques The woman Marlon Mod hurst 20 Mallard street To route will appear in court Aug Eight local merchants com plained to police in late May and early June that they had cashed cheques for woman and the cheques had subse quently proved to be worthless Police have been investigat ing the incidents since that time and the arrest of the wo lnnn was announced this morn ing rran um um Tamar may ml mm STOCK MARKET Industriclls Fall Volume TORONTO CPILower vol uma and prime characterized flaming stack market action to Only handful of torus was traded and most of these fell in steels Burlington Dominion Foundries and Steel and Al gomaalldroppedlnthoifito 14 range Among banks and financial institutions imperial Bank of Commerce Nova Sootla imperial Investment and In dustrial Acceptance Corporation were also off 011 index lndustrlals fell 12 to Sal while golds rose as to 8450 base metals fell 59 to 19817 and wutern oils gained 19 to 9097 11 ll am volume was 14 000 share compared with 000 Thursday PRODUCE roaomo or churning cream and butter print prices were rcportad unchanged today The egg market was week with offerings excessive for poor demand Country dealers are quoted by the federal department of agriculture on Canada grade eggs delivered Toronto in fibre cases large 4849 medium 4540 Asmall 2029 and grades no market Butter prices Canada first grade Ontario tenderabia 33 nontenderablo and62 in light trading western 62 nominal TODAYS STOCK PRICES Compiled by Flynn Dunloprst Banlo moonaux Albeit Alain Steal ems Aluminium Alberta nu Atlas steal Bk of Montreal Bank of NS Bell Ta Brazilian BA all no Powel can as of com Cdn Breweries Dom Tar at Lake Gut Pow use asssa gt 1m Oil lad Acre cm Inland Cannda Cement Can Chemical can 011 Con Min 8m Con Paper Consumers Gu Dir song Labatt has Noland Can Husky Camp 1th Con Del Rio Con Deanna Con Hall Sullivan Falconbridgll Geeo Minor Rollin Lannan Norman Opemiaka Boll Tole 1111p Oll Ddrn Found Dom Slum kunlfltl PM Famous Play Harden Farm Homo Pll 501 Oil 11 can in Imp Tobc¢o Er Inter Nickel lntnrprov Pl Jockey Club Mac Powell Riv Massey Ferg KerbAddison Lon Lao Maritime ill FIVE MOST Acnvs as Mount Wmht United Albert Uri Now Phrtun Nor Ont Moon Corp Oman Pacific Pal Pena Pi Qua NI Ell Ru Rotbalan Ronl Bank St Law Co Salad Simpson Stafford Steal or can Steinbch Tor Dom EL Willis Tranr Mr Traders Mrs Tenet Union Gal Walker 3er uemont bar Gordon strap hock United all Vonturel Will an nowmans mzw Yoax Avaluluss lullInfill up Rails down 12 Utilities TORONTO on EXCHANGE mom industrial down 12 GoldI up 26 Mould down 59 011 up lI STOCKSBONDSMUIIIAL FUNDS RESEARCH ADVICE without obligation NESBIII THOMSON moomm LIMITED 39 DUNLOP as ENTRANCE FRED GRANT SQUARE PA 8241 Mama euros loo BARRIE PETER WEST BASo Eu ARCA41 Toronto Montreal Canadian stock Exchanges BRANCH Cam to coast in Canada New York amen London Eng Zurich Its Comm Is Up Gold trading was light with llolllngor and Giant Yellowknife both ahead fraction The market finished Thursday with drop of more than two points on the industrial index Volume was at its lowest sinco July Volume fell to 1217000 shares compared with 1409000 Wed nesday and the industrial index dropped 21 to 58156 The de 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average miles per gallon fiPhssenger Family Car Volvo is family sports car Big enough for pesengers with all vacation luggage With four forward speeds all synchromesb From $2195 lneludlng Undorooating start at just $2195 for the so no model This prldelcidcludes undercoating heaterdefroster directional signals and padded dash You get all theseoxtras at no additional cost Volvo is the curlsmule in signers ostillnning ad owerin diapa eng eerlng likeedgf whlcllis seldoym seen lutlleworld today 23 Bradford St

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