Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 13 Mar 1967, p. 7

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GETTING IN STEP IN NASSAU Princess Margaret nd Lord Snuwdon centre monoli vrc to get In step to pose for photographers with hosts Jocelyn right and Jane Ste vens lelt at ther tocation home on Lytord Cay In the couple intcrr Wéekend Accidents Dy TIIE CANADIAN PRESS lratilc mishaps accounted for 15 ot il accidental deaths rc ported across Canada during the weekend Two deaths by itro and tour in miscellaneous accidents also were reported In Canadian Press survey irom pm Fri day to midnight Sunday locoi times In Ontario II persons died in trntllc accidents two in tires one mon wns eiectrocuted and baby sullocated In its crib Trailic accidents look eight lives In Quebec tour In British Columbia and one eachln Man Iiobn and Newfoundland One child died following an accidental shooting In British Columbia and another after he tng biilcn In the threat by sled dog In Newfoundland Prince Edward Island Nova Scotla New Brunswick Sas katchewan and Alberta reported no accidental fatalities The survey does not include natural or Industrial deaths known suicides or slayings The Ontario dead SUNDAY Sarah Yamaura 50 Onkvllle when struck by car In Tor onto Mrs Tedllld Freitas in Lon don 0nt In twoear crash north at Woodstock Borislav Isaiiec so Iiamlln ton when struck by car SATURDAY Bruce Iraser so Burlington In motel tire at Waterdown near Hamilton Mark Hiiborn 17 Port Col home when his motorcycle leit the road near Welland Wolllam Sobodniek 20 New bury when his car crashed into tree near Chatham Man Charged In Car Death NAVAN OnL CF Glou cester Township Police arrested Victor Cleroux 28 of RR Novan Saturday and charged him with criminal negligence causing death and failing to re main at the scene at an ac cident tollowing the death at Diane Lcmloux 13 Friday nun DEATHS By CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Senator Rupert Davies 07 president of the Kingston Whig Standard and former president or The Cana dian Press oi heart attack Saint John MILSenator Nell McLean BI of Saint John alter brlci illness Itldgellelit con Geraldine Farrar t5 Metropolitan Opera star who song as soprano heween 1906 and mi Manchester himGeorge Htxson first president olKI wants International Pontremoli Italy Luigi Po letti tine mathematician who Invented method oi estab Ilshlng prime numbers 8t Catharina OntpProIG Davies is proiessor of of arts and science of Brock University Italitux Allister niacKinnon branch oi the ltoyal canadian Legion dent and general counsel the Sun Lilo AssuranceCo oi ado Claim At Least 31 Robert Clurkson Delhi Bahamas Saturday ihs royal cd their New Inn tor brel session with the press AP Wirsphotol onto when he telliirorn snow eleeiroculed when television aerial touched high tension wires Adolph Eanll Kuiaek 10 Wllno in car accident near Wilno as mlleseast oi Pem broke Jctiery Allan Robinson ii monlhold son ol Mrs Margaret Robinson ot London Onl sub located In crib Vllllom Ryloti son at Mrs William Rylott oI Rainwo when the car In which he was riding was struck by CNlt ircight train ncar Bntnwa Norman llarrison is assessing bnnk into the path at cor Mrs lsnbclia Ilodglns 00 ot Ingleside when her dress caught iirc while burning gur bnge at her home FRIDAY Diane Lemlcux Ii Navan when struck by car near her home Karen Kangllle Ill Pickering when struck by car near her home Michael Comlsky 57 itlount Vernon Ont when struck by one car and run over by an other as he walked along highw near Drantlord it BARRIE EXAMINER MONDAY MARCH II rm DISTRICT WEATHER Cloudy Colder On Tuesday Alter several days ot spring weather the weatherman is call ing tor the tint rain of the sco son Conditions should vary across the province Cloudy and milder is the turnout with ac casionni drizzle Winds will be out oi the southeast today at It and mm the north Nudity The weekend low recorded at the Examiner ottlcs was In de greosi The temperature at 030 mm was 30 degrees TORONTO tCPi Olllciai iorecssts issued at 510 am today dynopslsx Light snow is lol llng In Northern Ontario and temperatures have moderated the teem across the north the teens across the norh Strong castt0 southeast winds are bringing slightly milder air across tho lower lakes rather weak disturbance tram hitchi gan will cross southern Ontario today producing some drlnl this oiternooni Toronto Ilamllton London Windsor Lnka lit Clair Lotto Eric Lako lluron southern Georgian Bay Itollburton Lake Ontario Niagara regions Cloudy and little milder to day Occasional ltghtdrtzsla this aitemoon Mainly cloudy and little colder Tuesday Milk Producers May Cali Strike TORONTO tCPl Ontario may be hit by strike or milk producers In April it milk price demands are not met John Doi mer president at the Ontario Farmers Union said Sunday night Mr Dolmer said In tele hone interview from his home it Corbetton allowing meet lng in Toronto at the union ex ecutive that directors oi the larmors union will IIIch In Guelph March to to decide on action it the tederal govern ment does not agree to an In crease in the guaranteed price ol Industrial milk Ile snlrl that It armors do not get an Increase at 07 cents hundrcdwelght they will with draw their milk Irom the market The Increase would bring the guaranteed price to 55 hun dredwelght for milk supplied tor tndusiri Winds southeast to today and north is undsy Sudbury North Bay northern Georgian Bay Algomo Whits River western James bay Cochrane linugorrdregtons Cloudy with intermittent light show and mildcrftods Vari sbls cloudan nodal ttto col drr Thruway Wlnds southeast I5 today becoming north 15 to niaht Ottawa region Some may periods this morning but other wise cloudy today Periods oi Theodoretearing and little colder Winds llgh Forecast temperatures Mr overnight high Tuesday Windsor 18 40 St Thomas 25 as London 25 as Kitchener 25 as Mount Forest 10 13 vlngham so as IIamilton 25 as St Catharines 15 35 Toronto 25 15 Pcterborough 20 92 Kingston 22 32 Trenton 25 Klilnioe 20 30 Iliuskoka 20 no North Bay I5 30 Sudbttry till Eorlton is dealt Ste ltlarle so 305 Kflvusknslng so White River 20 hioosoneo I5 himins Should Merge YPs Are Told KINGSTON tcr show this evening and tordght TIIE WEATHER ottlce says Rnln Is torecost tor parts at Figures on map Indicate ex most at the country will have cold but clear weather today Ontario and snow tor parts at British Columbia and Alberta WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF Morten sun MONTFALCONE Italy AII Italy launched Sunday the tint submarine built in country since the Second World War sleek Winn electronic crnlt de signed or detcnco against other submarines The Enrico Toll which will carry crew oi Iii slid down the ways at this ship yard northwest of Trieste HEAVY TOLL VlENTlANE Laos tltcutcrst Ninety Noth Vietnamese troops were killed during the weekend In an attack on government held outpost reliable govern ment military said Monday NJ RED SEES ltle IIONG KONG tReutcrs Chinesc Communist party Chair mnn hlno Tsetung Sunday re ceived New VZealsnds Commu nist party leader Wilcox Radio Peking reported Premier Chou Enlnl also was present at tho meeting IIIONES TAKE TIME PARIS AP Only one French household in live has telephone and there is wait Ing list at 2400000 govern ment survey promised the need would be It led by late less but planned to hook up only I500 000 new subscribers by 1972 FINED FOR JUNK mNDON APtAtlred Itias terson thought he was doing neighborly good deed when be hauled away what he thought was scrap metal dumped In garden The thing had prongs on top and knobs on the sides but It turned out to have been peeled high temperatures tor the day CF wlrrphoto modern sculpture valued at £200 by its creator ltlasterson was lined £15 BOOK GO TO MARKET MEXICO CITY AIDIrate liexlcansarc pressing oIiIrials to do something about than sands oi lorelgn magazines and books in downtown bookstore Subscribers to foreign publica tlons say everything trom scion tiile Journals to girlie muse zines is being stolen in the mails and resold PLEA FOR TEETII BERLIN AIDA crisis in East Germany is reported by Dresden newspaper The only toothpick maker in the whole country has died An appeal is being made tor successor oeor WIJIV limos wori tintWin i0 t1qu ooooooose lint 010w Paldfldtul munlg No saoo auras Hong Kong One of III wunlllis when Site is top seller Young Progresilve Conserva tives were toldVSunday their as sociations should disbaan and marge with the parent Consorv allvo party El MacDonald national party sccrctary told YPC convention that the energy and talent at the Young Conserva tives is being dissipach in tth own group No longer are young sople told to be seen and not enrdi They are more informed better educated value qualitative citizenship and want and can handle responsibility wobunny cannon IIRE SPECIAL FREE IOY INSIDE EASIER BUNNY EASIER BUNNY oz hollowmold milk chocolate as delicious and taatotempting as it is attractive Ribbon deoorationhs high candy eyes Buy now quick 88 Limited quantity llMITED QUANTITY SPECIAlI runs Behaviours SPECIAL ssir mics iilled and 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