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POLICE littlle DOWN QN ILLEGAL PARKING 1H5 car is parked illegally fiber is NO parking on any street or boulevard Barrio CW Police remind residents between the hours of am and am during the period November to May There is no exception to this rule and no warning tickets will be given police assorted today Teletype To Toronto vIs Still Out Today Teletype service to The Bar rie Examiner resumed today after more than two full days failure because 01 the ice storm Canadian National rerouted the circuit bearing national and in ternational news to this papgr and to the Orillia Packet and Times from Montreal and around North Bay Instead of the usual direct route from Toronto CNR otiicinl stated that line crews were unable to keep pace with the collapsing poles and lines As one section was re paired another would give an warms synopsis The remnants of the severe ica storm which struck at the beginning of the week con tinue to give Southern Ontario cloudy skies and light snow slow change in the weather is forecast with the sun expected to break through at intervals on Thursday Most of Northern 0n tarlo will continue sunnywith only slight changes in tempera tures Lake Erie Niagara Lake in Northeastern Georgian Bay Kirkland Lake Haliburton Windsor am it Toronto North Bay Sudhury Cloudy with light snow today Thursday mostly cloudy with few very Ilght snowflurries not much change in temperature Winds light Timmins Kapuskaslngx Sunny and continuing cold today and Thursday Winds light anke Huron southeastern Georgian Bay London Cloudy wimvlightsnow today Thursday cloudy with occasional snowfiur ties Winds light today north to dorthwest 15 to 20 Thursday Not much change in temperature tr Forecast Temperatures iLuw tonight High Thursday Windsor St Thomas London Wingham Muskoka Kiilaloe Earlton Sudbury North Bay Kapuskasing White River Moosonee ODliYS STOCK PRICES der the weight of accumulating ice and snow CNR LINE OUT The CNRs own teletypo lin between Barrie and Toronto was still out by midmorning today ONE spokesman sold they had not experienced worse snarl up since on occasion during World War 11 in the Kingston areawhich was not publicized because of wartime secrecy PRICES BY PHONE Flynn Harrie stockhro ker reported his teletype re mained out of action Were getting the prices by telephone he stated in Civil Defence headquarters in Barrie are unaffected by the communications blank Normal communications ale maintained by telephone which is in order Locomotive Is Still Homeless The old CNR steam locomo tives taken out of service year ago are still standing at the Al landale sidings Theyll be there another ten years opined exrailroader Ald erman Roy Marsellus He sug gested the City should either tell the ONE where they will place the engine offered by the rail road as monument or decline the offer Jennings manager or Canadian General Electric small appliance division Barrie gave his personal opinion thatxthe city should reject the offer To put up an old wornout steamengine for people to look atvwillbe constant reminder we have rail road mailing the city he said But ifGGE were approached with view to having the engine in front ofits Bradford Street plant he ondd be willing to con sult cross section of the staff small1 rooms IN EMERGENCY my in PA asses fProvlnclnl Police PA um Fire Department PA 33131 Hogpllal Psesosr Ambnlanoe Compliedatmoon byA Collier at liaan moosmm AlhcllDl fiiiim Psi 39v em Aluminium Ltd 22 17 391 nn Dom Tar can Piper Consumers Gas seal Dom Found Dom Stare Mme Fer In in VI Famous Play Gt Lake Gal Pow 05 It ome Hudson lily Min 43 Imp Tobacco 1mg Oil 1n Accept Inter Nickel NV Pipe Jockey Club Lohlaw PIN MINING Goon Mine 35 can an or Can Brewerlg 33 can guno Cenwrnt 31420 In Curt Canadian 01 him can mm 5m 19 vkin 92 imp Chib 515 Con North guns gcfln 112 on Eon Hall 35 or on 5511le11 189 Gunni ill Mantlm New My Normal KerrAddison ILL New Hosea as 11 umber saenna an Asked one Invertment Fund New 955 on Canadian us Bid Asked Dre i300 nee 1001 9000 9010 ONTARIO Dee looses om uo Jan 0543 3800 3000 in 17779 anon no Minimains will BONDS GOVERNMENT OF CANADA 0505 9835 Mn sum was PROVINCIAL and PROVINCIAL GUARANTEED Bid Asked Moo 04 North American Enpmlléd Growlh mo Ame 10050 10000 0525 8575 was me nos ONTARIO HYDRO are my lawn med 0000 90511 April 191471 no5 v200 misses an an Emergency communications are maintained by radio An official however pointed out an emergency evacuation in present travel conditions would be difficul 2yenrold Toronto man who pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Emms Electric Ltd Nov 21 will appear Jan for sentence Barrie Magistrate 11 Foster said today Tower To Test Ilir Pollutants OTTAWA CHFederal scien tists have set up 20Moot tower Form here as sort of triple threat measuring rod It will measure weather turbu lcnce air pollution and mass movemean of insecu and pollen through the our The readings will he recorded automatically and continuously on graph ma chines Scientists hope to gain broad knowledge of air pollution insect behavior and pollen distribution under varying weather condi tions Elevenyearold Leo Laver iue holds his twoyearold sis o7 816 ter Rachel one of five broth era and sisters he rescued when fire destr their home Postpone Execution OI Bermuda Negro HAMILTON Bermuda Reut ers The scheduled execution Thursday of IBAyearold Negro for murder was postponed today following amercy petition sent to the governor of this British colony lWendell Willis nigbtbourne was sentenced to death Dec 12 for the murder of 29yearold Eng lish secretary whose sharktorn body was found off the coast in September jury reeommnnded mercy at the Central Experimental Mfr mono comm news WEDNESDAY DEC 80 BLAME ICY ROADS lflll xiea 35311111112131 Nine Hurt on Tuesday In Barrie Area Crashes Highway in and armmd rie are in dangerous audition report Barrie OPP today and motorists should be especially careful in high up spots on tho aghway where pavement could cy Dropoffs from pavement to shoulder on highways caused by packed snow caused five aeci dents Tquay In one total of eight people were taken tohospital following Highway 11 pileup between panel truck and car All except one were released from Royal Victoria Hospital af ter treatment One accident in Barrie itself on Tiffin Street saw woman taken to hospital here other OPPattended accidents resulted in no injuries or chargV but total damage was near $3000 0N HIGHWAY in the Highway 11 crash Glan cnce Corbett 46 Muskoka St Gravenhurst was taken to RV with severe lacerations to the left side of his head after the panel truck he was driving drop from pavement level on to the should skidded across the Toronto Man Is Convicted Here City Police Const Ken McKenJ zle testified Gary Clarke 37 Queen Sheet Toronto stole it transistor radios and $5860 in cash from the store at 147 Dunlt lop Street East Clarke was arrested by Orillia Town Police Sunday on Barrie Police warrant Similar charges of break and entry are also pend ing from Metropolitan Toronto Police He has been rananded in cus tody following his conviction in Magistrates Court this morning TD VISIT CANADA OTTAWA CPlPrime Minis ter Nobusuke Kishi of Japan will pay an official twoday visit to Canada starting Jan 21 He will be accompanied by Aiichiro Fu jiyama foreign affairs minister TOWNSHIP REEVES McKillopDan Bauermann MorningtonGeorge Wilson SambaSheppard McCallum South EasthopoHoward Lowe yonnc mo commissioners sons in Orleans near Ottawa Sun day lea who suffered seolt and degree hurns broke window led the yolmgsters FREE BRAKE CHECK Salt and Sand tromwinter roads cause serious dam age to brake lining and drums Kaye yours nheek ed men DANoerlsuoi oo concise on was highway and rammed south bound car The incident occunedra mile southd Hawkestonn Corners Corbett was stated this morn in to be in fair oonditi Apassenger in his car Wini vd Corbett had chest in uriea and 53yearold William Bishop had lacemted lower lip All are from Gravenhurst The car he hit was driven by Orpba Robert 53 Paincourt Ont who received diest iniur es and was taken to hospital along with hisfour passengers Marianliobert1 41 who sustain ed bump on the head Jean Guy Robert 10 lacerations to his forehead Ronald Robert 16 shock and abrasions and Joseile Robert 14 also shock and abras ions Damage to the truck was $700 to the ear $1000 lnBarrieaskidonieyTiffin Street saw Mm Olive Dobson taken to RVH with undetermined iniuries She is in satisfactory condition today said an RVH spokesman She was passenger in car driven by Raymond Dobsnn RR Barrie who was in collision with Guy Cloutier 151 Letitia Street Barrie Clouticrs car was wrecked Dobsons had $400 damage The accident is still under investiga tion as regards charges say Bor rie city police Another Highway 11 accident just north of concession of ore resultedfrom pavement to shoulder dropotf William Heap 17 206 Letitia Street Barrie said the right wheels of his pickup truck slid down three inches onto the pre carious shoulder He lost con trol and toppled into the ditch Damage was $75 Asmall continental oar flip ped onto is roof on Highway 27 just southyof Holly after cross pavement skid Stores Will Close New Years Day Stores in Barrie will be closed New Years Day Friday but are keeping normal hours the rest at the week including Sat urdaY states the Chamber of Commerce today Only exception will be groc stores These will keep normai hours except Friday when they will close and today when the eucsLual halfholiday is not observ onto the nextdoor root the trapped them upstairs puty post leaving Gillespie as accept this and chose to stay Mackay in by ecolamation DriverJaek smith 18 NB Barrie escaped injury and dam age was $90 third Highway 11 aocidmt saw 50 damage in sedan when Deep River manku unable to stop rolling into the ditch after it careened out of aontrolon patch of ice John Alfred Stone 25 Eidgé Road Deep River was unhurt Atwocar collision followed Barrie mans skid acrossHigh way 90 nurly half mile west at the CPR crossing Essa Sta on John Sellers 32 Melrosa St Barrie lost control while going east and slithered into John Burns 59 1529Gayea11 Street Windsor Total damage to Burns ear was $400 to Sellen $175 New Snow Makes Top SkiConditions TORONTO CPlNewlyfallcn snow in most of Southern Ontario is responsible for improved ski lng conditions in the province Excellent conditions prevail at oncrott Huntsville Lurder aka Barrie and Sundridge Good conditions were reported at Kirkland Lake North Bay Or angevllie Pcterhorough Sinclair Township and Sudbury Conditions are fair at Brace bridge Collingwood Lake of Boys andToronto Poor condi tins are reported at Hamilton Midland Newmarket and Sault Ste Marie HERE near sensor THAT No hes not trying to jig gle parking meter Con stable Gord Wilson Barrlos parking motor officer had to carry hammer this week to bang surplus ice of the meters so he could open them and tract the money The meters themselves continued to func tion despite the low tempera tures Examiner Photo County Deaths Second Highest Seven people died in Slmcoe County in motor accidents dur ing November This was the sec ond highest total death rate of any coimty in the province dur ing that month York Counted listed 14 dead Simone and Nlpissing seven each of the nine communities listed Entire Oro Township Council Is Swept In iBy Reclamation There will be no election in Ora Township this year as num inutors swept back into office the entire 1959 administration by acclamation to serve another term The nominations which began Monday afternoon in the town ship hall kept voters and candi dates guessing whether there would he an election but by pm Tuesday when the qualifi cation period ended the list was straightened out and the only names to qualin were those of last years council Kenneth Gillespie will serve his fourth term in the reeves office with George Mackay serving as his deputy HAD CHOICE Mackay was originally named or both the top posts but he declined to run for the reeve ship and accepted instead the the acclaimed reeve Two other councillors Laur ence Fraser and Albert Forres ter were nominated for the de puty post but they declined to with the council thus leaving Of the four called for conifcil Fraser Forrester Gordon Cald well and Harry Wrigley Wris ley declined to accept thus leaving last years council in FOUR NOWAIED Four people were originally nomma ted for school trustee ships for the two posts up for election thu year William Baker Lorne Ricedid not quality thus Tyson Langman and Gordon Bidwell resumed their posts on the school board The other board members whose seats were not up for elec tion thisyear are Bernal Maekay and Harold Husband TRY AN EXAMINER WANT AD PHONE PA $2414 TRINITY CHURCH Anglican EA Collier 8t Rev Canon Read NEW YEARS DAZ 1030 am Holy Communion amnion nil your reading and er farm problems come annulus m1 to slcgtc on ohm mm mm Irid Esra Iowinnipeg Fflkjflfomnflo am contentyo nonathm by Ontario Department of Trans port as between 20000 and 30 000 population Barrie ended November with the sixth highest total of accidenu Barrie had 22 highest wan Chatham with 56 Only one of the nine Stratfond had fatality In Barrie three were inlured in three accidents and no city escaped the month with less than three Chatham racked up 16 personal pingy accidents with 23 people Simcoe County had 176 accid ents with 25 accidents resulting in lniury to 89 people GIFTS son All occnsnous For Complete of Selection BUILDING SUPPLIES AND HARDWARE rowan TOOLS BALL PLANING MILL 60 Hayfield St PA 82406 kup Saskatoon end llamaIvor Edmontonlaspe on Muscat abontthe tarsrandom waneras nomyire