Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 21 May 1968, p. 15

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Puzzled police examine jai opy iammed between two hous es on Ouiloden Street in Van truism NOTES By ll Five tenders have been re ceived by Council or supplying crushed gravel or lnnistil roads The amount spccitied was tor 25000 cubic yards Lowest price was bid by Ken Winters oi Singhampton its quoted at cents cubic yard Ior material delivered on reads his said he was ready to start at once which its in with the roads supervisors plans tor getting some roads ready for top surfacing DANCE HALL LICENSE The Hunter Dance Hall was fiiscusscd at special council meeting Friday morning Ito amendment by Deputy Reeve Todd which would have limited the license to similar restric tions as last year was voted down It motion by Councillor Stew art proposed that license be granted with the understanding that noise must be kept under control The motion was passed on recorded voic Deputy Rccvc Todd and itceve Coch rano voted against Councillor Gibbins cit that there should not be any distinctions in lic qnsing of dance halls WORKS WITH INDIANS letter came to us rem Floyd Grieshach former ro sident of Simcoe County who is now with the community dav elopment branch department ot industry and development in aliases northern Alberta His work in concerned with helping Indians and Malta He is sta tioned as far lrom Edmonton Weekend AcCidenis Claim At Least 101 By THE CANADIAN PRESS At least 101 persons were re ported killed in accidents across Canada during the threeday filtictoria Day holiday 73 in trai survey by The Canadian Press from pm Friday to pridnight Monday local times also showed 16 drownings two tire deaths and it killed in other accidents including three in two separate plane crashes The Canadian Highway Safety Council predicted that between 75 and as persons would be killed in highway accidents avast year 119 died accidentally 80 on the roads Ontario suiicrcdthe highefi accident toll of at deadta in trafficseven by drowning and one by tire Three were killed in two plane crashes in the north 7Lyearold man choked to fieath on piece at meat at home and Toronto man was killed by afail allowing scut tie at wedding reception Last year record 47 persons died in accidents in Ontario dur ing the Victoria Day weekend 29 lntraltic DIE IN QUEBEC Quebec had the worst week end road record with 27 totali ties young girl was run over by tractor in separate acci dent New Brunswick recorded 13 accidental deaths to in trntiic two drowriings and one miscel ianeous death Saskatchewan had seven hoii day fatalities four on the roads two drownings and man crushed by tractor Six persons died on Nova Seo tin roads At least three persons were killed in British Columbia traiv couver Tbs driver escaped by squeezing out window utter the car hit garage fence as Calgary but near the geo graphical centre or Alberta our mail comes twice week radio reception is tair and television is like watching winter blizzard in Simcoe County he says You end up with blurry idea of the out side world There is feeling that much is happening but you have little idea what it is all Rbfliii Their mall is picked up twice week as miles away just ten hours before the next mail arrives from the city since the newspapers are wrapped in brown paper they are casualty treated and often the last chap ter arrives before the first He says education tor the local people has created little interest in the rest of Canada as communication was encour aged to be more direct with God The recreation program wasbased on chasing the Aug iicans out of one end at the community while at the other end they were chasing out the Roman Catholics which is little diiierent than the sheep stealing which went on in the more settled parts oi Canada and also makes it abit tough now on those trying to explain riho ecumerdcal idea RESERVES Early politicians called to gether the local people made many long speeches with some attempt at interpreting promis ed them 35 year and gave them paper with confusion of legal words to be signed The messagewhloh finally got through was that the Great White Father would be nice to iic one person drowned and young boy was killed when he tell from cliff Alberta had four accidental both had three latalities two deaths three in tractic and one Owninz Manitoba and Newfoundland both had three fatalities two drownings and miscellaneous death in Newfoundland and drowning and two road deaths in Manitoba The Ontario dead FRIDAY Richard Thomas Gauthier ta Crysler out when hit by car near his home SATURDAY Donald MacDonneii 13 sault Ste Maricpdrowned in the Root River Harvey James Howarth 33 Mount Brydges 0nt in two car crash at Chatham Itoward Orton 49 Durham Ont in tire at his home Sheila Taite 320shuwa in threecar crash near=h8r home iiiiidord Willinni Morden 20 Fergus Ont John Robert Hunter Elora Ont and Joseph Maloney ti Orton 0nt in carpickup truck crash on High way near Georgetown Charles Logan 23 and There an Pigcau it both oi North Bay when theirlight plane crashed into Lake Tomlko Victor Costly so interaction at Falls Minn whcna light plane crashed at Trout Lako 15 miles northwest oi Fort Frances out Kenneth Wayne Cndman t7 Strathroy Ont when the car in which hewas riding went out oi control iSrnlies northwest oi London then got caught in the squeeze play CP Wirephoto those who agreed in an imagin nry tence through the bush and stayed on the right side in five reserges The others Would be called hictis litany did not know what iiictls was and they didnt care what they were called so long as they could live like their on cestors who got along tion with out advice from the white man who then cut oit educa tion and all fringe benefits for such stupid people Thus was set the stage for continuation or the Riel Rebellion Since some of those who tried to go it alone were the product early Scottish traders and French Mplorers who had pick ed the mon attractive daugh ters of the native community it lcit nice seed bed at envy and hate ihus Canada might follow the United States in its racoiriota Mr Griesbach says that on the whole the people among whom he works do not want trouble They like to fish hunt and en joy their mm However since outside visitors upset the balance at fish in the lake tour ists take the moose and the provincial education eris take the bright young people away for education it gives the people in thabig centers chance to vent their frustration over the amount of tax dol lars going into welfare and en sures that the more negative as pects oi our society are perpet tuated Ending his letter iiir Griesbach says have hunch that if the big blow ever stops Ithis would be lovely place to we Robert iarieton 21 Farming ton Mich Harry Yeskc 19 Detroit missing and presumed drowned alter their boat cap sized on LakeErie 25 miles south of Windsor Fred Roberts 62 Grosse Pointe Woods Mich drowned while fishing 115 miles north oi Sault Ste Marie SUNDAY David Sedorc 12 Mount Ai bcrt 0nt ot injuries suffered Saturday when his bike was struck by car near his home James Smith 26 Toronto when his sailboat overturned near Manitoan island Alvin Johnson at Graven hurst Ont when his boat sank in Lake Nipissing Larry Ashford 22 and Claire Ciarida 21 both of North Bay and Kenneth Appleby 87 and his wife Shirley 37 of Toronto in twocar crash near North Hay Kenneth Warren 15 and his cousin Bruce Warren is both of Renirew Ont when their car crashed into tree Eugeneiaustin Dice 45Toron to in twocaz crash at Lon don Jamos Whlnton 21 Toronto while canocing nenrParry Sound ont Patrick Lemieuxfids or Scar borough pihead injuries and choking on his tongue whenhe ieii tollowing scuttle at To ronto wedding reception MONDAY An unidentified male hitchhik er when struckby car near North Bay Dr Clifton Wilfred Penneeoii 72 London atter choking ona niece otmeat whiie eating at bornev pleadidiiif FOR AWONDEBFUL WEDDING and Personalized for Their Special Pleasure dare ore gift luggaliionl for the brideon dgroomtobe which will 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