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MURRAY BROOKEv Unl vcrsily of Toronto student stops driver to find out where RADAR UNIT recording the speed of all northbound motoristson Highway 400 is located just 100 yards from Police Sgt Robinson Reinstated Firing Too Severe Commission ORILLIA CP The Orillia Police Commission early today reinstated Sgt Murray Robin son after five hour closed hearing The commission ruled the 36 yearold sergeant was guilty of two breaches of the police act but that dismissal imposed by Chief McIntyre was too severe Sgt Robinson was suspended July 12 and later dismissed after bearing on charges of using abusive language to fei low policemen and destroying an officialrpolice order The commission substituted fine of $100 month for three months on the first charge and gave him severe reprimand on the second charge Mayor George McLean member of the police commis sion said petitions signed by 1000 persons demanding Sgt RobinSons reinstatement were filed with the commission David Humphrey counsel for the sergeant said the commis sioners hope the officer will con tinue the good police work for which he was noted in the past We confined the hearing to the issue of the allegedcliarges against Sgt Robinson Mr Humphrey said But thefacts discovered by myself in prepar ing the case led inc to hope that complete investigation of the department will be carried out soon Earlier this year friends of Sgt Robinson drank cold tea ruin liquor bottle in res taurant while he was there Chief McIntyre reprimanded him over the incident clipping of newspaper ac count of the incident was placed on police bulletin board along with note from the chief last VOLVO THE AMAZING Swedish CAR 35 Miles Per Gallon At 90MPH Test Drive It At uMoro 23 Bradfflrd St JUST challenge members team in he has driven from where hes going and other pertinent questions in traffic urvcy on Highway 400 near the Lililc this lookout David Warren right spots the vehicles and calls out the licence numbers to Eric Williams who is tak month ordering policemen not to discuss police affairs with the press When other policemen speeds on 401 New Church Wing Lake underpass The survey conducted by the department of highways was to be com pleted this afternoon ing careful record For the past three weeks the crew has checked and recorded Highways 400 and Nears Completion The Rev William Bell of Essa Rd Presbyterian Church reports that the new $5000 Christian education wing is nearing com teased Sgt Robinson about the platinu clipping he ripped it and the chiefs note from the board The charges followed LOCAL AND Cornerstone will be laid Sept 10 and the official opening will be held on Sept 17 GENERAL CAMP DIRECTOR der serenading outposts on both Recent article in Toronto paper featured Mazinaw Boys Camp on Lake Mazinaw north of Kaiadar in eastern Ontario Camp directorvis Reginald Blackstock native of Barrie who has beenon staff at Pick ering College Newmarket for number of years DRAGODN BAND AT GAZA nationally distributed week end magazine recently had feature arucle on Canadians sta tinned with the UNEF force at the Gaza Strip One picture shotvedthe Band of the Royal Canadian Dragoons parading along the Egyptiandsraeii bor coal Kinsmen To Hold Picnic Barrie Kinsmens Club will si nikinWSunday August 13 at Springwater Provincial Park Mitiiurst Picnic will begin at pm and events will include base ball races and games for chil dren In the evening nteam from the Kinsmen executive will ball game as of Monday at Community House was Ralph TgtSneigrove pres ident and manager of CKVRTV and CKBB radio highlights of his trip last Octo ber to Japan with Toronto Board of will be reported in Lorne Jackson die Kempenfelt Bay Club pre duced Tierney Monday luncheon of Barrie at thergolt club will he held on Tuesday at 1215 pm instead sides Many of these musicians and their families resided in Barrie during theirrvcent three year duty at Camp Borden An other photo shows Band Sgt aul McGuire well known in local musicai circles impress ing Bedouin trumpet playingu girl with his ItiwoNrs LUNCHEON Speaker at the joint luncheon the two Barrie Kiwanis clubs He outlined party from Trade which later issue president of ded The speaker was intro by Kiwanian Charles and banked by Kiwan ian Ra or McCuilo hold its second annual PicA half ofyn the members DATECHANGED Due to Civic Holiday next the regular weekly of the Kiwanis clubs and Kcmpenfelt Bay Tm 3mm EXAMINER THURSDAY AUG Illa Fine Local Man $100 Keeping Beer For Sale BARRIB CF Magistrate Moore said choadcy be bad no choice but to follow what he called antiquated Ontario liquor law as be fined Norman Dunn 26 of Barrie Slot for keeping beer for sale illegally Police said they found two case of beer and two bottles of liquor in Dunns home after they stopped man who left the house carrying six bottles of beer in paper container it could have been gif Magistrate Moore said but in this case Dunn must prove his innocence Our laws are anti quated regarding this and it doesnt seem to go along with British justice but must go olong with the low Defence lawyer John Living stun said he will appeal the ver ct Thé decision means that any of us found with liquor in our homes have to prove it is not for sale he said or we would be convicted of having liquor for sale illegally Remand Campbell To September 22 remand until September 22 was granted to the Crown yes Ierday in Magistrates Court in the case of Robert and Laura Jean Campbell of Borrie ap pearing for preliminary hearing on separate charges of procur inga miscarriage under Sec tion 137 Criminal Code of Canada Both accused are also charged jointly with the same offence Crown Attorney Thomp son in requesting the remand told the court that crown wit ness was in hospital suffering from broken jaw receivedin 200 Airplanes Will Swarm To Lacal Field Light planes from all parts of Southern Ontario will be head log for Barrie Airways on Anne SI this Saturday when the lo cal club holds its first flyin Purposerof ths event says Jim Pilkie of the flying club is to let people know that Bar rie has an airport and flying club The public is invited to the flyin Saturday and there will be demonstrations of aerobat ics glider flying and homebuilt aircraft One of the homemade air craft is already on the field It was builtby OPP Constable George Vranick of the Barrie detachment Club officials are expecting between so and zoo aircraft for the event and soft drink and sandwich lunch will be served on the field First aircraft is expected to arrive between and am Planes will be com ing in from St Calharines Osh awa Brantford London and other points in Southern On tario Steals Toaster Gets Months Magistrate Moore yes terdsy sentenced Richard Clare mont no address to six months in jail after his conviction on charge of stealing an electric toaster from the local Zellers store Prior to sentencing the man the magistrate heard from Crown Attorney Thomp son who said that Ciaremont had record four pages long and dating back to 1926 If read the complete re cord be said we would never get to any other cases this morning Police evidence indicated that Ciaremont was seen to take toaster from the store by the manager Constable Ron Pick ard told the court the man had been drinking but was not too drunk to know what he was do ing The magistrate interjected the comment not that drunk but just wanting some toast DANCE To THE RAWHIDE mum OF RADIO STATION CHUC COBOURG AT ortn Litter FRIDAY NIGHT AUG cup TIME AND MODERN DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TO TOMMY cnowr QUINTET ADMISSION 75 new Lowru COLLISION Freight Car Collide Driver Dunedin Ont man Jock Sagan was rushed to hospital in Collingwood late yaterday altcmoon following an accident in which his car was in collision with CNR freight train on County Road in Ihe village of New Dwell His condition described as fair and he is reported to be suffering from severe lacera tions to the iaceanns and chest and other still undeter mincd injuries Conductor Halbert Wcay moulh 32 Kempenfelt Drive Barrie wns in charge of the train The engineer was wil Iinm Graham is Campbell Ave Barrio OPP who investigated said Fagan wos driving west on the county road while the train was proceeding south Complete details are not avail able since police have not iner viewcd the injured man The train crew could give no reason for the accident Mr Graham told policethe whistle on the diesel engine had becn sounding for more than is half mile from the crossing He said he noticed the car approaching and thought it was attemptingto beat the train across the intersection The engine was travelling backwards with row of freight cars attached to the front end flBadl Injured EHICLE WAS TOTALLY WRECK ED IN COLLISION IN NEW LOWELL Mr Fogans car is complete wreck and damages to the diesel locomotive are estimated to he in the neighborhood of $1000 REMAND MAN ASSAULT COUNT aoyeamld Barrie man Henry Roll 96 John St was remanded for two weeks in Magistrates Court yesterday when he appeared on charge of assault occasion ing bodily harm brought by his father James Kett After hearing Magistrate it Moore grant the re mand the accused man ap proached the press table and and told reporters Re member dont want to see my name in the pap Lr Railway Expert Will Retire James Hastings 27ol Belle Ewart Beach was sentenced to 30 days in jail yesterday when convicted of assault of 14year old youth The incident occurrcd outside snack bar at Belle Ewart on July as Police evidence indicated that Hastings had assaulted Barry Kndis of Belle Ewart without warning He was claimed to have administered beating with his fisLs knocking the Kedis boy to the ground Hastings told the court that Kedis had made smart remarks about the car he was driving He said this was the second time Ifcdis had made remarks about his car and that the first time he had ignored them Magistrate Moore Lind Beach Assault CQSts 30 Days say told the accused man that this behavior was not to be tpl erated in this area FAILED T0 REMAIN Guiseppe Ramolo Perry St Barrie was fine $25 and costs or 14 days when he pleaded guilty to failing to remain at the scene of an accident Ronold Jacklin was fined $25 and costs or 11days when he pleaded guilty to charge of careless driving COMMON ASSAULT Valdis Zakis TorontoY was fin ed $50 and costs or 30 days when he pleaded guilty to re duccd charge of common as sault He had originally been charged witiuassauit ocgasioning bodily harm OTTAWA CF canard Knowles known in Canadian transportationcircles as Mr Freight Rates will retire as member of the board of trans port commissioners Jan 1962 Mr Knowles recognized as one of Canadas leading experts on the complicated subject of railway freight rates retires on his 75th birthday He will he succeeded on the sixman board by Alfred Kirk 65 the boards traffic director since 1939 Host Air RCA STATION CAMP BOR DENThe Chief of the Air Staff Air Marshal Hugh Camp bell CBE CD is visiting RCAF Stations Camp Borden and Ed gar today He arrived at camp Borden by Cosmopolitan Aircraft at 950 am and at lo am depart ed for Edgar by helicopter After tour of Edgar and lunch in the officers mess there he left Edgar by helicop ter and was to arrive back at Camp Borden at 250 pm soman guard of honor com posed of Air Cadets attending the Air Cadet senior leaders course will be inspected by the Air Marshal and after tour of Camp Borden conducted by Group Captain Hilton CD the commanding officer he will be the guest of honor at re ception in the RCAF officers mess Departure is scheduled for 30 pm ldYearOld Boy Drowns In Canal NIAGARA FALLS0nt CPL Ronnie Durnnulin 14 of Niagara Falls was drowned in theWel land Canal reservoir six miles west of here Wednesday Dumoulin panied by Larry Forhan 11 was fishing in the reservoir when he sud denly slipped down thebnnk and disappeared in the water APPOINTMENT ILLCol Hall CD of Kingston Onti will be ap pointed commanding officer of Fort Churchill Military Hospital in northern Manito ba on Aug Army Head quarters announced An offi cer of the Canadian Forces Medical Services LLCol Hall is now commanding offv fear of No Field Ambul ance Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps at Camp Bari den Ont enicy luxurious INFl oasis any Borden And Edgar AIR MARSV HAL CAMPBELL Widen Highway North From Orillia DRILLIA CE Highway 11 from Drillia to Gravenhurst will be widened to four lanes at cost of about $1500000 Premier Frost said here The premier said Highway 400 will be extended fromColdwater to Gravenhurst at the same time Premier Frost also announced plans for expansion and renova tion at the Ontario Hospital School at cost of $3000000 He said tenders will be Called in the near future for construc tion of apavilionto accom modate 300 patients oasesmm m5 3310319 MEET THE CARRIER BOY RONNIE KE LY Although lot of dogs used to chase him regularly carrier boy Ronnie Kelly enjoyed deiiv ering papers to the customers on route 249 He worked on this route for about year Ronnie age 11 has now taken over route 261 This route takes in McDonald Street Drury Lane Lount Grove Paul New ton Agnes and North streets He has 60 customers and he hasnt hadtime to test the temp erament of the dogs on the route dont think the dogs will bother me much Then again there is one that might be said Ronnie who lives at 13 Lount Street is in gradesix and goes to Hillcrest Public School 50 cial studies is his favorite sub iect and be especially likes stories of discovery havent decided what want to do wheul grow up Its too early to decide he said Falling Beam Kills Laborer TORONTO CP gt steel beam fell on and killed Romano Coiobrese 20yeartold Italian laborer at building being de molished Wednesday When you move When new babyarrives lir when you bmtcaveryspedalfum ilyoccasion Your Welcome W5 on Hostess will call Wit basket of gifts and friendl greet 39 from our re giouo ci and business leaders