Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 9 Apr 1960, p. 3

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BURDEN mm on SUGGISTIOiI swoops CORPORAI Bruce Edward gt Spencer of RCAF Station Camp Borden is shown recclvv ing an engraved plaque award ed by the Suggestion Awards LETTER from Chief of Personnel Services RCAF Sta tion Camp Bordon cheque for 838 were re ceived by Corporal George Herbert Rogers recently for and Committee at Air Force Head quarters Ottawa from Group Captain Hilton CD Commanding Officer of RCAF Station Camp Borden Flying Oiiicer Gray lokx on suggestion concerning an MG amplifier 1F check Awarded by tho Suggestion Awards Committee at Air Force Headquarters Ottawa plaque is presented to Cpl or BRADFORD count Dismiss Lefroy Youth In Careless Driving Cqse Douglas John Hofland 16 of Lefroy will not forget the last New Years Eve for few years to come Neither will his companion Lynda Jennett also 18 who was thrown through the windshield of the panel truck driven by Holland on the eve of New Years and on bill west of Highway 400 at the east edge of Cookstown Hofland and his companion had gone over to the Chatter box lunch on Highway 400 to bring home hamburgers for the folk at the party where they were spending the even ing They were on their way back to the village when they met near the top of the hill large gasoline trailer truck that had Jackknifed across the road and police car was also parked about 50 feet from the sprawling truck Hofland claimed that he thought the police car was pro needing in the same direction as he was until he was within WEATHER TORONTO CPOfiicial fore casts Synopsis Snowflurries are ex pected todny ln mnsi areas Afternoon temperatures today are expected tobareiy reach 40 in the south Temperatures are not expected to improve much Sun day but more sunshine andless snowflurry activity are expected iRegionai forecasts valid until midnight Sunday Lake Erie Lake Ontario Ni agara regionsWindsor Toronto Hamilton Mainly cloudy with scattered snowf lurries today Sunday sunny with cloudy pe riods and cool winds westto northwest 1020 today northwest 10 Sundayt Lake Huron region London Mainly cloudy and cool today and Sunday catter ed snow flurriestoday and tonight Winds west to northwest 1020 today northwest 20 Sunday Georgian Bay Kirkland Lake Haliburton and TimminsKapus kasing regions Northhay Sud hury Mainly cloudy with few scattered snowf rr today Sunday sunny with few cloudy periods Continuing cool Winds northerly 1020 Forecast Temperatures Low tonight High Sunday Windsor St Thomas London Wingham Toronto Trenton St Catharines Hamilton Muskoka Klllaloo Earlton Kapuskasing White River lionsoneo 5358383g8$fibflfiifi 50feet of the vehicle He at tempted to stop but the icy road which had been the cause of the truck getting into diffi culty prevented his doing so and he struck the big vehicle throwing his passenger through flie windshield and resulting in her face being badly lacer ated and an arm broken GUIDING DRIVER Constable Tupancia told the court that he had been on pat rol when he found the truck in difficulty onthe hill as it could not got traction to get over the brow He had at tempted to guide the driver while he backed the truck back down the hill to some place where it could be turned However the result was that the big vehicle got out of con trol and jackknifed putting it partly across both lanes 1Ie endeavored to prevent the Hofland vehicle from set ting into an accident by the use of the dome flasher and the flashing of the signal lights but this did not suffice as there was considerable mount of fog He charged the driver with driving carelessly The defence through counsel Bell pointed out that the truck driver might have had flares out and also that the officer should have had towing vehicle which finally had to be obtained instead of attempting to back the track down the long hill Magistrate Name Couple For Overseas Mission At recent meeting of the Board of Overseas Missions of the United Church of Canada Mr and Mrs Strnchan oi Cayuga 0nt were among those appointed Mrs Stracban is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Beaver of Barrie and Mr Strachans par ents reside in Orillia Strachnn is an agricultu will take years train ing in theology in Toronto before proceeding overseas FARMERS MARKET With unpleasant weather and light snow number of custom ers were late in arriving this morning but supplies were plea tlful Maple syrup is more plen tiful with good run of sap and it was on sale in pint jars at 75c quarts $125 and gallon at $550 Orders were taken for Easter hot cross buns and they were al so on sale Honey was in jars at various prices and 4lb tins White beans were 2lbs for 25c potatoes $350 hug basket 05c carrots and onions 50c Spy apples and McIntosh sold for We basket and Courtlondsrfcr 659 The prize winning award of modeas for suggestion concerning the alignment test point for the MG2 Cpl Spen cer ls married and lives in Angus RCAF Photo fingers by Group Captain 11 Hilton CD Commanding Officer Flying Officer DJS Gray looks on Cpl Rogers parents reside in Weatlock Alberta Renniclts of Toronto agreed that there was doubt of the carelessness and dismissed the charge TheArelatives of the girl Lynda Jennett who had her face so badly lacorated are loud in their praise of the work of Dr McFarland and his assist ant and the staff of the Allis ton hospital who repaired the cuts so perfectly that hardly scar is showing The broken arm had to be set with plate in the bones This also is now in good condition missi Bigger They Are Harder They Fall So what if youre small imv mobilize the bi brute lamentika Not in the last says short stumpy bald Can adian With thsgzikgbt tacitumique any urinary or can imobiliu the biggest strong est brute ln the world and not even get up sweat If you have any doubts go have session with Bill Under wood the originatcrof Ddendo Be is working this weekend with 10 polleanen in Elmvaic it ll pretty safe to assume that if after one session with this 65 year old paunchv gentlmian you are not convinced that you too can be giant killer then you simply have no confidence in yourself Defendo M1811 it sounds like for out italian dishis the se cret of success for Under wood Defendo is across between Jo Jltsu Judo and dirty combat lighting that is used while only on the defensive Bill Underwood swears that even children can force big strong bulLv into sub Using repertory of three lev erages and aboutsix different holds hill mu carried his De feado to movie stars world fig um Air and Anny forces and police departments throughout the world Defendo started b1945 Called Penetang Will Stress English An English school teaming oral French was the subject of special saslon of Penetang public school ratepayera group Wednaday with the Penetan public school board fourpart resolution present ed by tho ratepayers would be incorporated into the minutes of the board according to board chairman Robillard One highlight resolved was that Saint Josephs English school be completely dissociated from the present bllingual sec tion amber that oral French be introduced in one of the low er grades and be taught to the end oi Grade and that the English inspector be given full Iurisdlction over Saint Josephs English school without intcrfer ence from anyone connected with the bilingual schools ex cept tbcschool board members themselvu Commented Mr Robiliard feel their request is reasonable INCOME TAX FRAUD JACKSONVIILE Fin APA former cho oi teacher who claimed her buband held pis tol on her while she made out her income tax returns must go to prison for 1a months Federal Judge Bryan Simpson refused Friday to set aside the sentence of Mrs Agnes Jamison Davis who pleaded nh defence to charge of filing fraudulent tax rec turns Tax agents said she owed about $2700 for the years 1052 1953 and 1954 Camp Borden will roll out the red carpet Tuesday at pm to welcome bark Cpl Maria De pree RCAMC who won the Canadian Womens indoor dis cus championship in Winnipeg It will be one oi the warmest receptions for an athlete in the history of this army commun ity On her arrival at tbenorth entrance to the camp she will be met by her commandant and drivenin scout car escorted by motorcyclists to the terrace of Camp Headquarter It is expected somaof the lo cal residents and soldiers will line the Cambrai Road route to Camp To Roll on Red Carpet For Womens Discus Champion illiteel this attractive army ath At the HQ building she will be met by guests and the camp commander Brigadier Purves who will present her with gift on behalf of the ser vice personnel of the camp From there she will be taken to the lounge at the Army School of Physical Training for tea where friends from all over camp willhaVe chance to meet and chat with this its tinguished athlete Barrie and residents from sur rounding communities are in vlted to thecamp to view the event to Buda biew Jersey to whip the town police force into shape Underwood taught the cops to disable and entrap mminal within seconds He thus made the Butler Police force one of the most feared by criminals along the eastern seaboard Damp Borden has already had the benefit of his teaching lie first joined the RCAF in Camp Borden in 1011 as bugler be cause his superiors Ielthe was too small to be able to handle himself Since he has returned to teach the base Provost Conn these submission tactics Undcrwood elllrns that wlmln to hours anyone oanbecorne In expert lts so simple its ridlt tailors he says room it took daycan to dclt 109 it can belenrned in two Fat Flanagan prominent Toronto wrestler says he is grateful to Mr Underwood for having taught his Ddendo Underwood washorn in Man chester England and be earned peeked moneyas call boy in music and vaudever houses KNEW CEAPLIN He talks endlessly of things he learned from Charlie Chaplin and the great Houdini The lat ter was instrumental in starting Bill on his career Later in life when he became German war prisoner during Wonld War he sayshe man aged to escape by uslnd his knowledge If Judo and combat tactits The grondiatiter of six child ren Bill looks like anything but world beater He is more like slice store operator or bank manager We have lot of but he says gentally Every day is holiday Barrie District Central Onl legiate Grade 12 student has been chosen to represent Barrie at Ottawa in May for Adventure in Cltlzenship The trip is organized by Rotary club of Barrie In con juctlon with Rotary Club of 0t tawa Students from all over Canada attend the four day visit to the nations capital Pat Gllhooley will represent Bradford District High School and Student from Central is principal Bow mans son Richard TO SEE PM During the visit May to 19 the students will receive citiz emhip certificates from Prime Minister John Dlefenbaker will see the highlights of the city and sit in on parliamentary session Barrie Rotary Club alternates for its student between North and Central student from Grade 12 is chosen so that the experience will be beneficial to him and to others while he is still in school rather than Grade 13 who would likely be leaving schoolin June WILL RECOUNT TRIP When he returns from the inn Richard Bowman will be ad dressing both the school and the Rotary Club on his experiences there Method of choosing the repre sentative is that all students with first class honors and grade in dtizenship after the Christmas andEaster exams are put into ballot The teachers then vote on who they think the best can didate Richard will be flying both lo and from Ottawa from Melton TOURvame Students numbering 180 will at tend and details of the visit are as follows Procession for open ing of Parliament May 0n tour of the perliament buildings vis ABOUT ouR TELaEHouE NUMBER barren when we modemlzed our Barrie notice andmnde several notable improvements we changedour telephone humber Unr fortunatelgpfltisiresulted some confusion which has been an inconvenience to few ofour Clients Afurther aggravation was the factthat the meat issue of theBarrie Telephom Directory use ourold ntunber We sincerely regretthis inconvenience add can assure our Clients thattbc mu telephonoaurnber LCRAW sspuntor $1 name Our TwentyNinth Year In barrio OurPorty FORD nevairectoiy will correctly list MR 112 Earth Examiner my arm comm saws SATURDAY APRILl Convict TWO Youths After Armed Robbery Two Midland youths were con victed of armed robbery and re manded in custody at Simcoe County Court Friday after trial that lasted nearly three days Robert Black 18 and Pran 3° cis Cadeau 10 were charged 5° burning holdup at the general store and post office in Wyovalc Feb 13 may have been remanded in custody by Judge hiac Laren so the probation dbparb meat may be consulted before the two are sentenced Mra Hazel MacDonald coown cr of the store said aman hoodlt ed in Illk necking Wear ing long overcoat and cumin long revolver came to the pater in the store after he had lied the front door behind him DEMANDED MONEY Shouidbetooisshoidofawo man eustaner Murch Moorside Wycvalcand demanded money from the cash register She took bag from under the counter and put money from operatlon Insurance Agents At Award Dinner Simcoe branch representatives Canada Life Assurance Co Bar ie metFriday in Community House for an awards banquet Superintendent Canada Life John Harris presented diploma ior successful completion of the preliminary training cou so to George Choppell Mr appell was presented by assistant sup erintendent of agencies Canada Life John Munro with sterli licate of qualification for the Company Presldants Club Monahon CLll Werren Wilgar CLU and Mr Chappell leave Sunday for weeks in Va the till inside It He then told her to get the money from the other tilt in the Post Office sec tion as wellpxhc went on and she gave him about $110 in cash and cashed cheque He then CHORAL sooner concanr Wednesday April 17 the Elm lc and Community Choral Sir clety will give concert in the high school auditorium During intermission demonstrations of night school activities will be given to acquaint everyone with the work that has been done Students Visit Ottawa In May tional Gallery and tournt RCMP Barracks and crime laboratories They will also attend series of lectures on government and political science at Carleton Un iversity Both the praent capital and plans for the future one will be shown the students by the Nation Il Capital CmnmIsslon Customs Take struction in advanced life under writing ne Up In Midland An increase of $2019534 in custom and excise at the port of Midland over the amount col lected in the 195350 fiscal year was reported Friday by Martin collector for the 105 60 fiscal year Said by Mr Martin to reflect increased industrial production in Midland the statement show ed sales tax and excise of $65238542 lip $7234253 from last year and $65433 up 848645 The report showeda decrease of $5215264 in import duties for 05060 down from $17201384 Decrease in the amount0fcus toms duty was partly accounted for by reduced importatious of bituminous coal from the IiS and by increased transportatioh by trucks cleared at border of fices rather than inland Mr Marfln said pu Ts JOAN snares HAIR STYLISTS 88 Maple Avon Harrie open evening by appointmch It to Govermnent House the Na 84661 width in 1959 an automobile accident occurredcvery six minutes 30 seconds in the Province of On tario This was brought out by Ontario Provincial Police In specter Distrch Seven John Clark during Barrie Wire tion Bell Telephone00 annual San Drivers and First Aid Awards banquet held at Coon munity House Friday Area construction superintend ent for Bell Telephone Mor ris said that accidents Involv ing some 80000Beil Telephone employees are mainly the result of falling from aloft electrocu tion and motor vchlclamlshaps While 20 years ago motor vdi icles accounted for the fewest accidents in the company he said they are now the most ser ious cause You the driver are the gain er above anyone else by driving solely ho told some to hell rs at tha banquet Banquet chairman and plant wire chief Barrie wire section Bell Telephone Co Lloyd Introduced supervising foreman toll area plant Oshawa Sparllng driver awards given by Ontario Safety League ln recognition of an outstanding contribution to who presented sofa blic safety Among the award winners was Stew art whose years safc driving award was for ll Central Ontario district plant aperlntendent Bell Telephone swim to local district winners Other honored guests were Ald srmanC Wilson substituting for Mayor Willard Klnzle and Barrie city police chief Ed laaehn presented chirbart Central office fogs man Barrie Bell Telephone Co Gates and company plant ESP Tite employees including award win asked to be let out the lldrdonr and she complied Mu MacDonaldaald the whole only took about two minutes She then called her husband who had been watching TV and tbey caught glimpse of blaa car with one tail light out It disappeared Victoria Harbor OPP Conn Winters said he received call first evening and stopped car as fairowl Evergreem roa way 12 He it for routine check then lot It go When he could find nothing in it that checked with the rob bery Cadeau was driving said and Black was passages CEASEIIAGAIN He then received another ma sage to look for car with taillight out and he chased than again fuming them to retina to Victoria Harbor lender can his Miser Crown Attorney Kennedy prosecuted Auto Crash Every 612 Minutes OPP Man Tells Audience Here foreman Coilingwood Sparllng were also present in 1059 said lnsp Clark pro perty damage in Ontaer result ing from auto accidents totalled $38 million Motorists with few than six months driving ex perience had six times as many accidents in 1059 as those with six to 12 months experience Last year H002 persons were injured in automobile accidents In Ontario anincrease of 1490 over 1058 There were 31518 automobile accidents in Ontario during 1959 an increase of 4834 over 1058 Mr and Mrs Andy Anderson Community House are masters in the culinary art They and their staff prepared banquet that rapidly disappeared Cy Menard Toronto ventril oqulst and Earl Hawkins pinn Ist entertained the diners FIGHT CANCER WITH CHECK UP AND CHEQUE norm Support The Barrie and Diliriet Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society lap for straighter tighter SIDIIIG and ROOFING Invitatvanized and Aluminum Contlnuous boll Forming AKesps ribspcrdtlclvlthvmtgh cut the length of each shoothalves tight Prevent beein Giyeépuolvg protection consume solarium2 indies covering flock in length up Allotlublc vote 30 footwlvminmsheeti warping and sthonng or against wind lifting to 12 feet oto methane ribbed Flo Modeootbu out Nelis Spiral screwshank cannot loos

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