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on em exammrvse Marks BY CITY AND COUNTY News TUESDAY APRIL 28 IN RESIDENTIAL AREA Bell Hints Would Leave It Denied Station Site veiled threat to move Bell Telephone out at Barrie was tossed at City Council last night and rather than handle the hot potato council gave it to the industrial Commission Planning Board suggestion that the property on Hayfield and Sophia sought by the Bell for new exchange station be kept residential area brought the Bell deputation before council Over considerable period representativrs of the Bell have been looking for suitable loca tion within the presently pre scribed commerciu limits but nothing has been found which complies with the needs of the company said hlachl lum spokesman for the Bell The Bell originally asked that this area be rezoned to allow for construction DECENTRALIZE This refusal to let the comp any go ahead complicates on crations very severely said Mr MacCaiium and if they Bell were turned down the emphasis would have to turn from centralization to decentral izntion and that would mean moving to other areas maybe Oriliia or such Alderman Cooke voiced approval of the Planning Board suggestion if we give way here he said the official plan was going to be torn to millions ofpieces PLANNING ISSUE He said the issue was one of planning Barrie has problems too just as the Bell has said Alderman Cooke and these problems are those of planning Might Vote On School Addition Barrio City Councilsrequest to the Public School Board that it hold off building an addition to Prince of Wales School until 1961 could end in plebiscite vote on the matter City councils finance commit tee which was asked to issue debentures on behalf of the board to enable the multipur pose room to be built this fall will file request to the board to wait another year before building Board business administrator George Longstafie said today he could not give any official board statement as ity council had not yet notifie him of its re quest and no meeting was sched uled yet to deal with the matter but he did explain possible pro cedure The request says city finance committee chairman Arthur Morrow to issue debentures for this addition was considered too much for the city to handle this year He added however that if the school board persisted in its request council would likely let it go through COULD HAVE VOTE Mr Longstaffe said if the city did not want to issue debentures for the $40000 gymnasiumand allpurpose room the matter could result in plebiscite The decision of the citys property owners would then go before the Ontario Municipal Board which would almost certainly comply with the plebiscite result he said He went on to say reason for proposing Prince of Wales addi tion was that this school was the only one in Barrie so far an able to take full part in the citys grade school physical edu WEATHER Synopsis Heavy snow was re ported in southern Manitoba and northwestern Ontario overnight and this area of precipitation ex tends southeastward to southern Ontario but changes to rain in the vicinity of northern Georgian Bay Overnight temperatures ranged from near 40 along the lower lakes to the mid205 in northern areas This storm centre is mov ing eastward south of the lakes and will carry the area of pre cipitation with it Wednesday is expected to bring some let up in precipitation but cloudy cool weather will continue Southern Georgian eBay Lake Ontario Niagara north Lake Huron regions Toronto Hamil tonr Cloudyrwith occasional rain today Wednesday cloudy with few showers Little change in temperature Winds east 15 be coming Hgbttonight Forecast Temperalum Low tonight High Wednesday Muskoka 35 Toronto Windsor St Thomas London 40 if council gives way here than precedent is available for any icompany wishing to locate in residential areas he suggested Alderman Charles Wilson ing to locate on the corner of Hayfield and Sophia not so much from economical reasons 15 CALLED Announced to the congrega tion Sunday at St Andrews Presbyterian Church Barrie by Allison clerk of ses sion was call received by Rev Ferguson from St Andrews Presbyterian Church Stratford Optarln The call has been sustained by the Presbytery of Stratiord and will come before the Presby tery oi Barrie May cation program which has grown so much in the past year under the supervision of David Kehoe LACK FACILITIES Pow was not getting full benefit from the program be cause at iLs lack of facilities That was he added why the gym had been slated for fall completion Alderman Morrow said that if tho council did agree to issue debentures for the addition it would not affect the mill rate claimed that the Bell was wish because of technical needs but ed up Mr Morrow 60 Mr ltfacCallum agreed that economy runs many items and that Bell would rather negotiate with one large property owner than with live or six small ones since the latter situation usually brings in grossly inflated prices BIG MISTAKE Alderman Morrow took the opposite stand saying Barrie is making tremendous mis take by turning them down Alderman Murray Mills back If we lose it Bell were throwing away good assessment money POSSIBILITY Mr MacCailum stated that he didnt wish Council to take his suggestion that Bell might move out as threat just possibility When the issue was taken to recorded vote the suggestion of the Planning Board came out on top The council then decided that Industrial Commissioner Ernest Blrmann be asked to try to lo cate suitable land for Bell Council Cool To Plans by cooperative service to build senior citizens hous ing project in Barrie received cool reception by council last night Cooperative Construction Serv vices Ltd of Weston asked for permission to build block of seven suites for citizens who could not afford high rental areas but who had some in come of their own This is for healthy people over 60 who would like to live in pleasant surroundings said the Service The project would provide bachelor and onebedroom apart merits Gross rental of the suites would be between $40 and $60 month Under special provision of the National Hous ing Act 00 per cent mortgage could be obtained for 50 years at 78 per cent rate The provincial government would kick in with five per cent of the interest GIVEN INCOME In given project said the deputation fromthe Coop prlu ciple and interest would be less than $30 per suite per month Stipulations regarding tenancy would demand that the monthly set by council Monday CLEANUP DRIVE Department of Public Works trucks will he made available to the Barrie Horticultural So ciety next week for the annual cleanup campaign Arbor day will also be set for May by Mayor Kinzie LEASE WATER LOT Barrie Sea Cadets were leased the Wilkinson water let in Kem penfelt Bay for 88V years The matter was passed in bylaw last night MOVE SHANTIES All owners of fishing shanties will have to move their huts from city property before May 1560 it was ruled in the council chambers Monday night RErlNIsH STATION The sewage lift station is be ing refinished and will be ready for operation Wednesday ACCEPT TENDER The tender submitted by Gor don Spring enterprises for al terations repairs and rewiring of the fireball fnr tbeaum of income of the residents not ex CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS $2405 was accepted announced the Fire and Traffic committee OKAY SIGN Erection of sign by St John Vianney Church at the junction of lnnisfil and Essa Road was okayed by council The sign is not to exceed 10 inches by 24 inches ERECT LIGHTS Fluoresceutlighrs are to be erected at the northwest corner of Collingwood Street and Rod ney Street APPROVE SALE Council approved the sale of acres of land in the indus trial area on the south side of lohantreet immediately to the east of the West Bend Aluminum Co for $9000 to Rufford Proper ties Ltd ro ATTEND course Trafficman Lowe has been authorized to attend the Ontario Traffic Conference traffic train ing course at the University of Western Ontario May 30 to June 10 Machines Here method of Student examin Mr ation which will enable Linl swers to be marked by iBlrl machines will be part at Bar rie district coileglates exams in June Barrie collegiate principals Bowman and Ham ilton who reported lastnight to the collegiate board on bc Ontario Education Association Conference they attended last week said the system of test ing objective testing would be part of Grade 12 and 11 examinations The system enables students to mark their answers usually of the ycs or no type with special pencil and the Da partmcnt of Education can then mark the exams by auto matic means This is quicker and more efficient than hav lng to wade through piles of written answers they said WILL DISCUSS Objective testing however is to be seriously discussed says Mr Hamilton before it will ever become compre hensive part of Grade 18 can 111115 The system will be used more in Grade 12 exams in an on the creative part be said effort to standardize such ex ams across the province The Department of Education by means of this quick and con stant method of marking pap crs will be able to show all high schools how they com Pare Since high schools started setting their own exams said Coop Plan For Oldsters Housing Project cced five times the amount of the rent The deputation asked that be fore such project could get underway land grant from some group in that city for an area close to the transporta tion lines and close also to shopping area was necessary and also tux concession from the city which would reflect directly in the rent rate When it came to tax conces sions Mayor Kinzie did not feel too happy and the matter was referred for further study BUYS ANOTHER ltllDIQ STATION President of Barrie Broad casting Ltdz Ralph Snel grove in partnership with Allan Waters owner Bf CHUM radio Toronto pur chased radio statlnn CKPT Peterborough on the week end for an undisclosed sum of money Brother Bert Snelgrove said today the two men would have equal status in the joint ownership He said the purchase would become official subject to the deci sion of the Board of Broad cast Govemors expected sometime in May CKPT presently operates with an output wattage of 1000 and has staff of about 25 It has been on the air four months and is in com petition with CHEX radio and CHEXTV in Peterbor ough Managerial decision on broadcasting policy and oth er pertinent iacls is expect ed in about three weeks Mr Snelgrove said VON llncl Huronia Asked Too Late request from the Victorian Order of Nurses for grant of $3000 has been temporarily turned down by council The finance committee claim ed that the request came intoo late since the budget was al ready drawn up but after con siderable discussionin council it was felt that the door on the VON not be closed The Huronia Historic Sites Hamilton there could easily be difference in stand ard from school to school Al so with different teachers at the Department marking dif ferent papers there could eas ily be discrepancy between the way one telchl marked and the standards set by an other Tbe automatic approach will iron out these discrepancies as well as show the different col legiatcs how they compare with one another on set paper with set examiner the ma Tbe principals and the de partment of education and the teachers want to guard how ever against Jauplls becoming robots who epend on ma chlnes for their exam marks and before the automatic sys tem is increased at Grade 13 level it will be considered tensively by all education bulls said the principals Objective testing will consti tule 25 per cent of Grade 18 exams here in June Reporting on the OEA Icon vcntion which was bold last week in Tomato Mr llmnil ton pointed out that Mr Bow man had just completed year as chairman of the headmast ers association and Lbc board duly congratulated the Central principal on his years work LACK BALANCE other items mentioned at that convention Owing to shortage of teach ere Ontario high schools will have to absorb 1200 eight weekcoursa teachers next year and maybe whole lot more the year after The lack of balance between pupil and teacher here will not be lev eled for six years says Mr Hamilton In other words it will be 1965 before there are the teachers around to cope withpupil supply Principals picked up some fresh ideas on night school which in Barrie and every where ls problem mainly due to dropouts There will likely be cut in technical shopwork see separate story on Page Speaking of TV teaching comments lifeHamilton dont think TV will ever ro place good teacher But am sure it will become an excel lent aupplemen SMASH WINDOW MONTREAL CP beer hntde was heaved early Monday through the store window of drugs gist Wilfrid Gagnon the object of threats since he killed holdup than earlier this month it was the second time the front window had been smashed since the kills lng diaries McQuade senior member of the semion of Bur ton Avenue United Church wieldedthe trowel at the cor nerstone laying ccremony for the new education wing Sunday morning We presidents of jolder youth groups in the minmmnp church also participated in the ccremony Carol McKeen read ing the contents of the box and Ross Speurn placing the box in side the stone Frank Green chairman of the building com mittee spoke briefly Special speaker at the morning church LAYs COBNERSTONE ron NEW CHURCH WING service which preceded the cen crnony was Rev Eugene Beech minister of the church for some years before the term of the present minister Rev Trmble The new wing costing some 580000 will be officially opened next month City Council Turns wan EfflCienCY Experts Offer Refusal to employ team of efficiency experts to smooth out the workings of the city administration was volmd last night by council even though the firm claimed that by such reorganization it could save the taxpayers of Barrie $10 000 annually The George May Co ppm posed brief at previous special meeting outlining the work to be done and where the reorganization would take place The firm of business engin eers pointed out that by mak INNISHL POLICE BODY Continued from page one denied the assault affirma tively but cannot out of band reject her watery he added referring to the evi dence of Mrs Marcotte ROUTE IN QUESTION He pointed out to the court that Chief Fisher had three times denied to investigating police officers that he had been hear the drivein theatre then later admitted that he had driven her home by circuitous route Said the judge chief of police must know that once person lies it gives great doubt as to his credibility However he said 1aterthere was no evidence to corrobor ate the assault and the dis crepancy in the accused police chiefs evidence was only about where be had driven and not about the assault itself The chief had also denied he had been stopped by po lice cnliser while driving wrth Mrs Marcotte but two can stables later testifiadthey had seen him driving there and stopped himulhey had seen no woman in the car testified Constables Martin and Gar ny Hollywood but when they first saw his car there had beenntwo people in it DIDNT cau our and Tourist Association grant was also turned down because it was filed too late Misoouters present at BmBDisllicf Boy Scouts Association business meeting in Trinity Anglican Church Hall last night werefrom left to right Clever Helen Murphy Allan Green and Ian WM lhéanm 4° Welsman The meeting wal PLAN CAMPAIGN roA soour CAMP BUILDING called to plan promotion and final organizational the Camp Wiidman building funds cane cairn soon to sham Barrie in the interest of scouting Mn Chaver is chairman of the Ways an Association Mic Murphy Means Corrunittea for the AICMWith firsthanrle Cub pack Scout right gt Green st Barrie Gub maste model of the proposed Wildman bu ding constructed by the Commisstoner Elia Mayhem He also commented on thel fact Mrs Marcotte had not given her consent to the al leged assault but neither had she resisted strongly nor had she called out when the cruis er stopped them The fourth day of the case including preliminaryllear ing at Barrie Magistrates Court another hearing at County Court and two days before Judge Little at Simcoc County Court for the actual trial started Monday with de fense counsel Boos in troducing three new witnesses Mrs Douglas Duffy Mr Duffy and Robert Hunter all testified they had seen Mrs Marcotte at the Barrie Essa Road laundromat and the two men testified they saw wo man dressed similarly get into taxi outside the coin wash while her husband was still inside with the baby STRANDED In eviderlce she testified she had just walked up and down outside the laundry for two hours and that her husband bad deserted her leaving her stranded there with no money The judge said this piece of evidence introduced at the last minute did cast some doubts to her credibility in additionto which must have an abiding conviction of his guilt and he added that he did notso must give the chief the benefit of the doubt ing some work shifts mainly in the offices under the comp trollertrcasurer much of the detailed work of the major of ficials would be passed on to undeflings leaving the top men free for major adminis trative chores The amt also eirplnincd thatn better system offieid reporting within tbe Depart merit of Public Works would make for smoother there fore cheaper operation gt The firm would hays charg the Vcrty$4300 for the ser ce Alderman Roberts stood alone in opposing the ve to which was intimated in general government commit tee report fusal to let the May Co get to work you vote that you spend $5620 more than you should he said The prevalent mood of the rest of council was that Comp ircllertreasurer Gigg was an WILL LECTURE Canon Allan Read Trinity Ang lican Church Barrie will lecture on rural Sociology in Bradford from May to 10 during the rur students held by the Diocese of lgronto Anglican Chard of Cam ALSCO ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS DOORS AWNINGS RAILINGS FEEPAINTED SIDING Your Community llcaler Seven Years in Barrie ALSGO Barrie NORTHERN omamo SALES LTD 90 Collier St Opp Library Phone am pin PA 85812 Tract hereticsts splints the Group Rail Ceach Way Two ormcre people travel for less than 3cents mile each Group of 4aaves over onethird on total fares Children 5md er 12 travel 160 less than adultfaréUnder free hareinCanada ifyoor regu nwsm an Amy 133503 the week Sbcpov managed ie 1501133 ago in mng If you vote for it the re excellent man and he should be given chance to smooth out operations himself Alderman Marsellus held the most radical point of view We dont want anybody coming here from another country telling us how to run our business he said The May Co iras head offices in New York and hfontre The motion to turn down he May Co request was passed TRY AN EXAMINER WANT AD PHONE PAii 2414 HPHL snarIAL 7f Autumn scooter rdi an 31 training school for divinity one wait to be sure your Pontiac stops when you want it schquick froswerve stopping at toetauchIis to have your 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