Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 29 Jan 1962, p. 14

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Policemen Were Brutal TORONTO CF The Cana dian Jewish Congress Sunday requested an immediate investi gallon by the Metropolitan Tor onto Police Commission of New York rabhil claim that police used hnitality in arrest ing him Friday The rabbi Dr Norbert Lcincr of New York City teacher at an orthodox Jewish seminary in suburban North York was ar rested on North York street and charged with assaulting po lice and causing disturbance The rabbi 28 told police he could not travel in car on the sabbath which starts at ligious conviction He offered to walk five miles to the police station Rabbi Leiner whom police were questioning after real dent complained of person loitering in the midtown area is alleged by police to have re fused to answer their questions satisfactorily and to have kicked one or them Congress Chairman Meyer Gasiier said his organization does not allege brutality but feel the rabbis allegationswar rant official investigation He said the rabbi has beenunder medlcal treatment ainCe the the Bick chairman ofthe police commission said ll the congress asks for an investiga tion we will certainly hold on Car Crashes Through House Racette 27 had just got up from an afternoon nap to wash her hands for supper Sat urday night when car came crashing through the wall of brown CF Madeleine our pe0pfia make her house The car apparently had gone out of control struck three other cars and then lamede sixbysixfoot hole in the wall of the Eacette house The im pact catapulted dresser onto the bed and scattered the mir rors broken glass all over the bedroom Four persons were injured one seriously the difference fimw lamb sundown Friday because of re cidcnt Washington Post Criticizes Plan To Restrict US Magazines WASHINGTON CP The tional on the grounds that it in Washington Post says the Canat Tigers With lmdom of speech dian governments proposal to pm It is too bad some other take restrictive action against method could not found foreign magazines is an ob proteet Canadian magazines struction inconsistent with the disadvantaged by unfair compe lrce worlds efforts to lower tilion The Canadian publishers barriers to the flow of goods have cheered on government pcoplc and ideas intervention in the determina Thc Post says editorially that tion of the editorial content and if similar action was taken by business practices or Fungus the United States government tions which they may one day American courts probably regret as precedent for in would reject it as unconstitu tcrnal interference Each member ofoorstafiis nainedto consier banking fiom the customers point of View We know that dealing with money often maka people uncer tain and we realize that many people think of banks as cold and austere places So we believe that our most important function is to ofier intelligent friendly interested help and to keep our experts working constantly to improve our bank ing £acilities and remove inconvenienca Thats why we say that our people make the happy diflerence in banking Wed like to prove it to you Macmillan Accepts Invitation To Visit Canada In April OTTAWA CPD Brltlsll Prime Minister Macmillan has accepted an invitation from Prime Minister Dicienbaker to visit Canada in April spokesman for Mr Diefeii bakcr said Sunday Mr Macmil lan will come to Ottawa either before or alter speaking en gngement at New York April tcachcrs use only but each 15 year have found their way into The WM lmmfillam Om newspapgm clal comment on the topics the two prime ministers might dis DENY RESPONSIBILITY CLISS The report to the tmstees However it is considered council said the federation de likely any such talks would lllEd WSWHSlEilitY for he give priority to Britains cur lcak but maintained the rim rent negauationi for entry into ice is essential to the lead the European Common Market erS proteasional objectives and its effect on CanadianBrit Mrs Edna Kcarns of orange ish trade relations ville was elected the first woman chairman in the 12 ycar history of the council She has spent five years on the council was active with the As sociated High School Epards of Ontario for seven years and has been an Orangeville school trus tee for 25 years Council was told determined attempt to unite all Canadian school trustees in strong na tional body will be made at meeting in Montreal March immediately preceding the sec ond Canadian conference on ed sor Hazza Majali in an uplo ucation sion in Amman which killed 10 There now are three national perm and injure 33 bodies representing Protestant HF 95 WWW may trustees Roman Catholic trus PM 1953 lsi tees and French speaking 120 me later Same year and man Catholic trustees Sgned 1954 Trustees Council Retaliates Against Teachers Federation TORONTO CPI The On tario School Trustees Council Saturday dccidcd to ask the On tario Secondary School Teach crs Federation to guard against the public release of the feder ations annual rating of educa tional efficiency and employ ment conditions of the prov inces school boards motion to take retaliatory action against the federation for the ratings program was de feated Delegntcs to the trustees council rapres ti school boards which care for 90 per cent of Ontario school children were told the council has been unsuccessful in an attempt to persuade the federation to dis continue ths program The ratings are based on re ports submitted by individual teachers They are intended for mnemoonmroiv morch SERVICE 1H savmas account This is the first account most people open at The Bank And for the wise ones it is the last that is closed Not too many years ago the Savings Account was general witchall where you deposited money and paid it out by cheque at thecnd of each month Today the Personal Chequing Account does this joband the SW ings Account should be used for savings only savings at interest Get in the habit Save for the rest of your life Open SavingaAccnunt at The Brink THE TORONToDbivimioni Where people make the diflerence EDMUNDS Manager Barrie Branch Iordan Premier Signs Resignation AMMAN Jordan Reuters Prcmior Bahjat Talhouni of Jor idan submitted his resignation Sunday and it was accepted by King Hussein Talhouni then chief of like royal abinet was appointed premier in August 1960 follow canadian Head ing the death of his predecesA 0103 Union Dies KANSAS OllY Kan AP Willinm Calvin 63 Cona dianborn president of the Inter national Brotherhood ot Boiler makers lrooworkers Shipbuild era Blacksmiths Forgers and Helpers AFLLIO died at his home in suburban Fairway Sa turday foliowing heart attack Calvin was member of tha executive council of the AFL ClO In the last few years he had represented the federal gov ernment on special assignments as labor specialist to India and South America Calvin joined the union shortly after the First World War worked his way up and was appointed top man July 1954 The brotherhood has about council president or January 160000rmembers Saturday called the meeting at Caivm was born near Grand the request of Valerian Bay NB During the First 2m Soviet chf World Wal he joined the Cana ml film dian army at the age of 16 and became major when he was 19 He was wounded five times and was decorated by the Brit ish French and Belgium gov ernments Clark Manager Allandale Branch Security Council Called To Hear Reds Congo Claim UNITED NATIONS AP The United Nations Security Council has been summoned to meet at 1030 am Tuesday to take up Soviet complaint con cerning Katangas continued se cession from The Congo Sir Patrick Dean of Britain nor WATER at Lowesr cosr with Trappers Sale Nets $140000 NORTH BAY OF The North Bay Trappers Associa tion netted 5140000 Saturday from the second fur sale of the wow season and officials pre dicted the best year in the It year history of their organiza tion The last of the 20021 prime pelts went under the auction eers gavel late Saturday night Buyers representing 11 Cana dian and United States fur firms were on hand Saturdays take hiried with the December sale total of 585000 brings the season total thus far to $225000 and three sales remain Last Years entire season netted $325000 Cam Currie sales manager or the association said one NATURAL GAS RENTAL Mercury Mltow Macon 24°07 animusi0 Ford cl candam no an built In Canada Instantpleasuré in brand new shape Watch people the first time they look at 62 Mercury Meteor See the smile Thats called instant pleasure And it comes in two serieereteor and Meteor Custom Your choice of Six or V8 power too with fa combination of power options Meteors wheel base is about seven incheslonger than compact the same sensible six passenger size cars used to be Theunit body and special insulation package makeMeteor your silengpartner in our brand of instant pleasure And Meteors new Mercury styling puts it in classlby itself Take demonstration ride and size it up yourself One taste of Meteors performance and we know youll be back for more MERCURY MD SIZE UP ALL THREE AT YOUR MERCURY DEALER Special ingradllnta for Mntaora instant measure 30000 mllo chmsis Iubrlcntiori 30030 mile Intlgfraan angina coolant 5000 mile all change cycle triple wrapped alumlnlzed muffler utomatlc selfadjusting braknl super enflmll flnlah n145 Imp VB nr101 hp Economy SIX anglna Custom or Metlur Series Int 44100 lldflnl Dealer warrantd for 120 mill or am full year which Ir cams firat SwstltlmxiltililllledMlllntnntdiirvoliumlatulllmt reason the sale did not hit the beaver total or 3630 beaver ONLY $1 pelts were sold at an average 135mm Fully Guaranteed sold well Average prices for fisher were $1330 per pelt with with top at $39 and mink $9 and leTALLATIaN with top price of $24 intan uses to of $1425 racoon $325 with pa top of $4 muskrat Bil cllsts less To You on company does not employ doorb white fox $1105 siiver fox Dntulo rudimmiummiusnu mtuni $570 cross fox $3 and red fox fizlfimfl$ its thaws7 expected $1500th mark was $10 skin with top of $27 top of $62 on an offering of 482 Average prices on other spe cum humidity cents with top of $150 weasel mmlmw WWW mum gt Gummea pm in or no or ronoNro SI slight decrease in demand for MONTHLY Otter mink and fisher pelts skins Otter averaged son seawcr MAINTENANCE cies of pelts Marten $358 with waterheafsafimes fasfer 52 cents with top of 5142 imamum min dealer new by to PA Miss gt100 onanronn sr GREAT MUSEUM Lifelike exhibits of animals in their natural setting featurathe Chicago Natural History Mu leuin founded in 1803

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