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Barrie Examiner, 27 Dec 1961, p. 17

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HIIMMIIRSKIOLD TOP STORY mam andUNIJrcesagrce to ceasefire Roger Maris of New York Yankees hits 59th home run in 151th game Babe Ruths iiigame record of 60 remain intact nDzmiel Johnson elected leader of Union Nationals party at Quebec ZSKennedy addresses UN General Assembly challenges Russia to rece for peace Vancouvér beau Brampton Ont four games straight in Mann senior lacrosse final at Vancouver Dieicnbaker tells Com government cannot ac Senate amendment on tariff legislation and it will be allow to die mArmy revolt lnstals ci vilian regime in Syria breaks union with Egypt in United Arab Republic Canadian Parliament prorogues after record session of 174 days French govero ment agrees to withdraw troops to former positions out lide Bizerte OCTOBER The Big Bomb iDnvid Pratt farmer who wounded South African Prime ter Verwocrd in 1960 illifijsmlts suicide in mental in on William Dixon of Brampton Ont wins world plowing title at Grignon France Roger llioris hits 61st home run in last game of 162 game schedule aAntony ArmstrongJones raised to peerage as Earl of Snowdon Federal Mines Minister Paul Comtois appointed lieu tenantgovemor of Qucbec Donald MacDonald Ontario CCF leader chosen Ontario New Democratic Party leader at Niag Falls 5Soviet scientist Alexei Go iub 35 defects to West at Am sterdam New York Yankees beat Cincinnati four comes to one in World Series litVolcanic eruptions force evacuation of Tristan da unha 7Khrushchcv at Commu party congress withdraws adiine for German peace settlement says Soviet Union will explode 50meguton bomb is VerwoerdsNationnlist party slightly increases ma jority in South African elec tion iiiCommunist Chinas Prolt mler Chou Enlai at Moscow congress attacks Khrushchevs move to oust Albania from Communist bloc Nobel Peace prize for posthumously awarded Hammarskjoid 1960 Peace Prize goes to Soutii Af rican Zulu chief Albert John Lutbuli 250ntario Education Min ister John Roberta elected Progressive Conserva tive leader to succeed Premier ost Agreement on prisoner haoge ends armed conflict ween UN and Kotanga forces in Congo 27UN General Assembly approves Canadian sponsored resolution to speed up radia tion studies and separate ap peal to Russia not to explode supervbomb iiiDead heat between Henry Vii and Violetta in Cambridgeshire race at New market England 30Soviet Union sets off nu clear blast of at least 50 mega tons despite worldwide pro tests Communist party con gress approves removal of Stalins body from place along side Lenin in Red Square aiHurricane Hattie causes 819 deaths heavy damage at Belize British Honduras NOVEMBER Defeat in Katanga British government an nounces plans to restrict im migration from Common wealth 3Son Viscount Liiiley born to Princess Margaret and Earl of Snowdon at London Burmas Thant unanimously elected acting UN secretary general Evacuees from Tris tan da Cunha eruption 264 men women and children reach England 4Congo entrai governt meat concedes military defeat Katanga Woodrow Lloyd suc ds Douglas Sas katchewan premicru aJohn Roberts succeeds mite Frost as Ontario pre mi BQueen and Philip open state Visit to Ghana at Accra Ralph Erdman of lethbfldgt Alta named world wheat king at Tomato Royal Winter Fair iiiBritish House oi Comv mans approves independence for Tanganyika new constitu tion for Southern Rhodesia 11 iliutinous Congolese troops massacre 13 itallan UN airmen at Kindu in eastern Congo 14Spccial UN commission blames Lumumba slaying on President Tshombe of Katanga and President Kasavuhu of The Congo Canadas ubour Tocsin civil defence exercise ends with estimate OI 125000 dead in mock nuclear attack 19 East lemon workers protected by Communist troops complete construction of Berlin boundary wall begun Aug 13 New York State Gov ernor Nelson Rockefeller abandons search for son itilcb ael 23 lost on anthropological expedition in Dutch New Gui rich to Russian Orthodox Church admitted to full mem bership at third assembly of World Council of Churches in New Delhi zsEiizabcth and Philip or rive on royal yacht in Liberia hujiilo founded party dis solved aa Dominican Republic changes name of capital to Santo Domingo from Cuidad nujiiio Prat Morton special commission report to legislature recon government con trolled horse race betting shops Alberto Aguecci 39 Toronto sought in New York narcotics smuggling casc found slain near Roches ter NY 25 Queen and Philip at Freetown Sierra leonc Ham ilton TigerCots bent Toronto Argos 432 to win Big Four title 5527 in twogame total 29Chimpanzce Enos twice circles earth in us satellite lands safely in Atlantic near Bermuda DECEMBER India Takes Goa 2Wlonipeg Blue Bombers beat Hamilton TigerCats 21 14 in first overtime Grey Cup al at Toronto iGeneva conference of 14 nations on Laos names Britain and Soviet Union permanent guardians of Laotian peace Dr Marcel Ciiaput Quebec separatist leader resigns from federal defence research bonrd World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson knocks out Tom LilcNecicy of Boston in fourth round at Toronto sElizabeth returns to Lon don from African tour India claims troops from Porto gucse Goa crossed into Indian territory Menzies LiberalCoun try party government rc elected in Australia with re duced majority 11 LtCol Anatoly Logi nov assistant military at tache at Russian embassy in Ottawa expelled from Canada for receiving secret Canadian documents iSEichmann sentenced to death at Jerusalem in Nazi slayings of 6000000 Jews 17Circus tent fire kills 300 at Niteroi Bra7il is Indian troops occupy Portuguese territories of Goa Damon and Diu hitRussian veto kills UN Security Council resolu tion asking ceasefire in Goa Indonesias Pr dent Sukarno orders mobilization to liber ate Dutch West New Guinea ZOCongo Premier Adonis Kaiaogn President Tshombe reach tentative agreement in talks at Leopoldviile Ribicoii Eyes Senate Chance NEW LONDON Conn AP Abraham Ribicoff UrS secre tary of health education and welfare expressed his willing ness Tuesday night to accept draft for the senate nomination from Connecticut bicoff emphasized that any decision to resign from the cab inet would have to have the ap proval of President Kennedy Picture On Jobs Is Bleak OTTAWA CPI Barring an unexpected dip in Canadas economy the unemployment pic ture ior 1962 shapes up as briyiterbut still bleak Thats the current forecast fmm informed sources both in and out of government They say unemployment in the months Just ahead wont be as bad as in 1961 Month by mnnLh says Labor Minister Starr unemployment will be down from the postwar records of 1961 Labor circles however say it wont be down much They predict peak unem ployment rate this winter of about 10 per cent compared with 113 per cent lastFebniary Unemployment hit its peak in February when 719000 workers were without jobs By Septem ber it had dropped to its low point for the year303000 Job less L1 per cent of the labor force SLOWER CLIMB in October it was climbing againbut at rate under that of corresponding months of 1960 By November there were 349 000 jobless 54 per cent of the labor force year enrleir the total was 45000 or 68 per cent of the labor force Figures for December wont be available 1m tll early in January The unemployment problem bagfui of assorted problems will be major issue in any election fight in the new year The government will point to its campaign to combat unem plnyment Winter works incen tives assistance for vocational train ng aid to depressed areas and other legislative and eco nomic actions aimed at bolster ing the overall economy hir Starr has indicated the government will do all it can to help Industry provide the 1000000 new jobs forecast as necessary by 1965 The forecast came from Ins Senate manpower committee which dug deeper than ever be fore into the nature and causes of unemployment in Canada FIVE PROJECTS The Nation al Productivity Councu set up by the federal government to oil the wheels of Canadian efficiency also moved into action on unemployme it launched five major projects aimed at promoting national unified effort to stimulate the productive efficiency of all Ca nadian industry and services The and result said the coon all is to create new and ex panding employment opportuni ties ior Canadian workers But as the year ended labor leaders were criticizing the idea that logging productivity was the root cause of the countrys job troubles They said lagging pur chasing power was the basic ail ment which could be cured by massive injection of icdcral spending on socially useful pro iects With general election rc gnrdcd as certain in 1962 the great unemployment debate is sure to continue Fraser Rnd Emerson Combine To Clinch Cup For Australia MELBOURNE Australia AP team as hot as the sun that hiistered the Kooyong Stadium courts for two days clinched Australias 10th Davis Cup tennis championship in 12 years today sweeping the dou bles for 30 lead over challen ger italy without loss of set The Australian pair of Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson routed Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Siroln 62 63 64 or the dim char crowd of about 9000 chanced the near 100 degree temperatures to be in on the kill of the ltniians for the second straight year There was about as much ten sion to the doubles match as Tuesdays singlesalso straight set romps in which Emerson turned back Pietrangeli 86 64 to and Australian ace Rod La ver disposed of Sirola 61 54 63 The sweep reduced Thurs days closing singles matches to formalities and proved again that the Italians are far from Australias class when it comes to playing on grass courts Reolrie Sparks Flyers Win By THE CANADIAN PRESS It took rookie from Gode rich Ont to put on the pres sure Tuesday as Edmonton Fly ers defeated Portland Bucka roos Southern Division leaders 52 in Western Hockey League game The rookie Larry Jeffrey last year with Hamilton Red Wings of the OHA Junior rapped in two goals in the can test at Edmonton ln night WHL games Spokane Comets edged San Francisco Seals 76 and Vancouver Can ucks downed Los Angeles Blades Jeltrey left winger missed by inches getting his third goal on breakaway in the third pe riod other Edmonton scorers were Chuck Holmes rr 11 Blues and Don Chiz Arnie Schmautz and Bill Saunders tai lied for Portland leaders of the southern division ALSO CLICKS Another rookie clicked at Van couyer when forward Jim Baird scored three breakaway goals Bob McCusker added two goals for the Canucks Singles went to Eddie Dorohuy Barry Ross and playing coach Phil Maloney Bruce Carmichael with two Gerry Goyer Wally Hergeshei mcr and Danny Belisle ans wered for Los Angeles Spokane won on asofoot goal by Sandy Hucul 40 seconds into an overtime period The Seals threw away 41 lead and three goals by Duke Edmundson Bill Johansen nad Yves Locas each scored two goals for the Comets with singles coming from Hucui Gerry Brisson and Colin Kilburnt Other San Francisco scorers were Buddy Boone Bob Soliolt Coupled with mid summer heat wave that today shot the mercury to 96 in the shade and an estimated 110 at courtside the surface handicap and the ex ceptionally steady play of the Australian team was too much to overcome SCORE ONLY ONE The Italians who eliminated the United States the last two years to reach the challenge round scored only one servicer break against Emerson and the veteran Fraser it came in the seventh game of the third set against Emerson and after Pi etrangeli held his service the challengers evened the set at 44 Then the steady Fraser play ring well although hes been hampered by physical ailments year held for 54 advan tage and he and Emerson came from No to break Sirola in the ioth game for the victory Sirola was the culprit netting three volleys then hitting out on another return After short rally the 19foot 7inch ltalian tlubbed simple forehand volley and the match was over The and came so suddenly that it was 15 seconds or bet ter before Emerson and Fraser realized it Then they walked to the net shook hands with the italians Since 1950 the Australians have lost the Davis Cup but twice in 154 and 1958 both times to the United Stats They regained it from the US in 1059 and held it against the Italians the last two 41 margin IIces Happy In Quebec By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Home is Aces somethingelse again Still wioless away from Que sweet for Quebec who consider the road bec the Aces ran their winning streak to five and their overall mark on home ice to 136 Thes day night beating Pittsburgh Hornets 42 in the American Hockey Leagues only game Once again it was the two Mi chels Harvey and Labadie who led the way for the Aces Michel Harvey who has scored seven goals in his last four home games to jump into the leagues top 10 scorers and lineniota Mi chel Labadie each scored goal to go with singles by Frank Mar tfnand JeanMarie Cossette Bo Elik and Earl Bailour scored for theHornets BARRIE HEATING FUELS Phone PA 66531 years last year by Tigers Can Break FourthPlace Tie By THE CANADIAN PRESS If Waterloo Tigers can can tinue their winning ideas tonight when they take on last place Sarnla Ram in senior Onta rio Hockey Association contest they may be able to break out of their fourth place deadlock with IIIVidath Waterloo and Woodstock am Paints each In the who ab the close ones edging firstplace Gait Terriers with goal by Larry Pfaff with less than minute to play Rockets looked anything but the club that led the league earlier this season as they posted 107 victory over pick uup Stratfcrd lndlao team missing seven regulars in the only other game Satur day George Aiken paced sixth place Chatham hiaroons to 71 victory over last place Sarnla Rams Aiken scored four goals for the hinroons Other Chatharn scor ers were coach Ted Power Joe hinlo and Ernie Dick Tom Clarke got the goal for the Rams aoikt£fi THE MERE EXAMINER WEDNESDAY DEC 21 1981 11 Riders Ink Third QB OTTAWA CPI Ottawa Rough Riders who have alien nated two top notch quarter backs to good advantage now have signed third The Eastern Conference loot bali club announced Tuesday the acquisition of passing specialist from Western lllichiv gab University Ed Chlebek 21 Ha weighs 185 pounds and stands five fact No details were given on Chie beks assignment but he pre sumany will try out against Russ Ja cksnn the teams groundattack star and import Ready Hen TURKEYS GRADE OVENREADY CHICKENS PRIME RIB ROA Wall Trimmed Short or CROSS RIB ROAST Furl PoiIr SAUSAGE MEAT 0r SiRLOlN PORTERHOUSEorWiNG gt67 39 DEEP cur SPECIALS ASP Fancy Quality APPLESAUCE Ann Page Fur Orang MARMALADE Wh it Swan lhOlLET TISSUE riatios PARTY THINS Coloured KLEENEX Carnation EVAP MILK Rug tin ZSOSAVE 15° l5ltflcziins Rap jlr SSBSAVE EA ZAIloz iar Reg pkg SSeSAVE 4e pkgol4rolls49 Run pkp SiteSAVE 4o 942 airs 29¢ Rompkp SteSAVE 2plrgs of 400 Run tlnlfi40SAVE 3o lSIloz tins I0 to I4 POUND AVERAGE I0 to I4 POUND AVERAGE lb Ron Lancaster who relies mainly on passes The two regular quarterbacks have not been signed yeL Chie belr who will play 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