Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 24 Jan 1962, p. 5

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THE BARRIE EXAMINER5 WEDNESDAY JA 1562 Kendall Ballet Opens DetrOit Critics Loses Appeal TORONTO CHThe Ontario Appeal Court deliberated only eight minutes niesday before unanimously dismissing the ap peal of Arthur James Kendall 51 against his conviction on charge at capitalmurdzr Kendall is to be hanged Feb 14 for the murder of his wife Helen 33 The court returned its deci sion without calling on Bowman director of public prosecutions for his arguments supporting the conviction Defence lawyer Charles Du bin said Mr Justice Parker had misdirected the Jury during his charge by omit ing several defence arguments Kendall was sentenced to be hanged for the murder Aug 1952 of his wife in their one room cabin near Harbor in the Bruce Peninsula Her body was never Iound She skinned out on me Kendall told neighbors alter his wife disappeared CASE REOPENED Last summer the case was reopened after one of Kendalls Iive children told police bi zarre story which later led to Kendalls arrest At the trial before Mr Justice Parker three of Kendalls chil dren testified James who was 12 at the time of his mother disappearance Mar garet then 10 and Anne The children told of being nwakencd shortly after dawn by their mother crying Please Art Dont Mr Dubin reading from transcript of the trial said the children testified they saw their father dragging their mother from the cabin Later testi mony from the children told how Kendall returned to the cabin removed the sheets bloody butchers knife and some of Mrs Kendalls clothing MARRIED AGAIN Kendall subsequently married Mrs Beatrice Hogue of Wiarton 0nt who also had five chil dren The court heard Mr Dubin for hours Tuesday and then said it did not feel it was neces sary to call on Mr Bowman for reply Mr Justice Laidlaw laid the verdict was unanimous We find the charge to the jury by the trial judge was complete and eorrect and there was no room for misunderstand tng or want of understanding Kendalls attorney has not said whether an appeal will be made to the Supreme Court of Canada N0 TWIST DAMASCUS APt4yria has banned the twist the American dance craze The government called it sexually provocative Johnstons Astronaut John Glenn stands beside the Mercury capsule on the gantry at Cape Canav Doctors Seek Spread OI Plan To Risk Groups TORONTO CPIThe council of the Ontario Medical Associa tion Tuesday voted to seek ex tension of prepaid medical in Surance plans to include unin surahle and marginalincomc groups Under present schemes the committee reported some per sons are deemed bad risks and refused coverage because of age health or dangers involved in their work despite their abil ity to pay the usual premiums The ttce suggested such uninsurablcs might best be insured by formation of pool for poor risks among pre sent insurance companies and medicalvservice plans Alternatives would be com munity enrolment schemes such as were recently begun ex perimentally by Phy ans Services Incorporated at Or angeville Markdale and Lind say or individual enrolment such as has been attempted by Windsor Medical Services Taylor Becomes Chairman 0i United Breweries In UK LONDON AWWho is wealthiest Canadian operating In Britain The question arises as Taylor taking over chairman ship of the $148000000 United Breweries becomes major force in the British brewing industry The temptation naturally is to see him as rival to newspaper publisher Roy Thomson In this vein The Evening Standard comments In the field of British indus try this powerful Canadian Taylor is both more aggres sive and more wealthy than Roy Thomson The Evening Standard is con trolled by still another Cana dian Lord Eeaverbrook who has been one of Fleet Streets wealthier publishers for many years WESTON AMONG LEADERS In the financial race among Canadians in Britain some ex erts on tinance would rat John Matheson told the Com Taylor Thomson and Beaver brook well behind Garfield Wes on one of the worlds leading grocers apd bakers However much of Westons wealth is tied up in foundations and trusw Taylor ls chairman of Cana dian Breweries Limited the biggest brew business in the world About two years ago he began moving into the British the market and in swift moves built up one of Britains major groups Last week he became chairman of United Breweries with headquarters in York The Evening Standard esti mates his realestate Interests in the Bahamas at about £3 000000 Beaverbrook at 82 is the old est ot the quartet Thomsonis 67 Weston 63 and the youngest Taylor will be 62 Monday Tay lor was born in Ottawa Thorns son and Weston in Toronto and Beaverbrook in Maple Ont 01d Cheese Was Better MP Asserts OTTAWA OP Cheesr makers 50 years ago may have been less sanitary but their product may have tasted better mons Tuesday night The Liberal MP bemoaned the fact that his Ontario riding of Leeds boastedos or 90 cheese plants in the early 19005com pared witheigbt today British demand flavorful cheddar product but perhaps techniques worked against thatold fash ioned tang he said MineMill Office Technical Men Vote Tuesday To Select Union TORONTO technical workers employed by Local 593 of the International Mlne Mill and Smelter Work ers Union 1nd at Sudhury will Vote Tuesday to decide what union will be their bar gaining agent The Ontario Labor Relations Board announced that the em ployees will choose between their current representative Lo cal 902 of the Sudbury and DIS trict General Workers Union an affiliate of the MineMill Union and Local 101 of the Sudhury General Workers Union CLC CPlOftice and In another representation vote involving Mine Mill the local board announced 34 civil work ers of the town of Port Colborne will vote Feb to decide be tween two unions as theirubar gaining agent Local 918 of the Mine Mill union the Port Colborne Gen eral and Service workers Union is the present represen tative of the civil workers 1Attempting to win certifica tion as bargaining agent for the civil workers is the National Union of Publlc Service film ployees eldsted for eral Glenn continues to train with the capsule for his orbital flight This picture Ottawa Police Take Dispute To Arbitration OTTAWA CFThe Ottawa Police Association said Tuesday it will go to arbitration in its contract dispute with the city President James Flnbven said the deadline for new of fer from the Ottawa Police Commission expired Monday nightvThe two groups have been negotiating since Nov so on terms for twoyear con tract The commissions earlier of fer of threepercent increase for 1962 and two per cent for 1963 based on the present sal ary of $4900 for firstclass constable was rejected by the union Drink More Beer And Less Milk Liberal Complains OTTAWA CP Beer swig ging in Toronto is rising faster than milk guzzling John It Ma theson LLceds said Tuesday night as he blamed the govern ment for surplus problems Beer consumption rose 12 per cent in Toronto in 1961 he said in the Commons throne speech debate but he didnt get around to citing the corresponding milk figures The dairy industry is in trou ble and its about time in Par liament that we recognized some of these facts Mr Ma theson saidin urging adoption of the formula proposed by the Dairy Farmers of Canada This calls for 14 centa pound federal subsidy to the butter producer with the retail price being chopped to 50 cents pound so that consumption might be stimulated in compe tition with margarine Weve got to deal with but ter and we cant put it off he said Lots of notice has been given The surplus of some 200000 00 pounds was the direct re sult of the government succumb ing to temptation in giving pieelection 64centa2pound sup port price in 1958 Per capita consumption shotle he raised to 20 pounds from the current 15 pounds The federal agriculturedepart ment should work to counter the feeling TRAIN FOR ORBIT was released today by the National Aeronautics nnd Space Administration NASA Photo via AP Wirephuto Housewiie Not To Sell vc LEICESTER England Reut erslA housewife Tuesday de cided not to sell the Victoria Cross the Commonwealths highest medal for bravery won by her late husband in the Sec ond World War Mrs Janet Hannah said she made her decision because am tired of all the worry and publicity my family has re ceived The medal will stay in my possession for tile now Mrs Hannah offered the me dal for sale to obtain money for the education of her three daughters and to buy herself hairdressing salon Several offers were made for the medal The highest was bid of about $5000 from New York man tht John Hannah who died in 1947 was awarded the medal for putting out fire in bomber with his bare hands dur ing flight over Holland Stock Exchange Sued For Damages TORONTO CP state ment of claim asking damages totalling $2100000 from the Tor onto Stock Exchange and two of its otiicers was filed in Os goode Hall Tuesday on behalf of Wilfred Posluns Poslunsx is former shareholder and director or the stockbroking firm of Da ley and Company In hurry for money Just phone Beneficial Get the cash you want fast One phone call and one visit to the office does everything Call up or come in today YOURE THE Boss ol flu Say Its Better WINDSOR Ont CF The National Ballet Company of Canada opened six day run here Monday night with en couraging reviews from Detroit critits Giselle was the major work chosen for the opening perform ance Boll Detroit critics noted Improvement in the professional ability of the ballet The com panys prima ballerina Lois Smith unable to dance the title role because of an attack was replaced by Lillian Jarvis Josephrlllossman of the De hett News said the company showed high wmpetcoce and distinction Colin George of the Detroit Free Pres said this year the corps de ballet was thoroughly trained and like the principals gave per formance that was completely satisfying RISES AGAIN FERRARA Italy AP Llsola DellAmore island of love is rising again in the Adri atic after being submerged for decade Shifts in the earths surface apparently are respon slhle or reappearance of the is let in cove five miles north east of Volcano Beach Freedom Is Essential MP Ir OTTAWA CmFreedom ot the press is essential it demos racy is to survive and we must have freedom of dissemination of news among our people whether or not we like it at the time McMillan Welland said Thesdny He was commenting in the Commons throne speech debate about certain references to the press by government members Mr McMillan said the gov ernment as salesmen are finding the going tougher and tougher because the results they have given to the Cana dian people have been so poor He oted Works Minister Walker as having said in Windsor NS speech that the 22 years of Liberal party rule appeared to have built up strong Liberal bias in much of the press and broad casting Mr McMillan said Mr Die fenhukcr also had referred at Quebec late last month to servile press The Liberals certainly had ta ken criticism during the 1956 said and do not know of any other government in Canadian history that was rolled around more by the press radio and television Former ime minister St Laurent defended his govern Porcelain on capacity tub Agitator and pump control bending or stooptng to turn confrols Inside tub latches to pull or By MARKLE TORONTO CPI Within few weeks the Liberal party hopes to announce plans for medical aid program acceptable to the whole country Walter Gordon said Tuesday night Mr Gordon 55 was nonli bated without opposition as Lib eral candidate Toronto Dav enport in the next federal gen eral election The seat is held by Progressive Conservative Murray Morten Mr Gordon Toronto econo mist and management consult ant was choirmau of the1956 royal commission which loves tlgated Canadas economic fu ture Standing beneath redon whita bohner reading Caneda needs the Peason team Mr Gordon emphasized that his own endeavor would be to see more done in fields of social secur Ry About 600 persons at the nomv inaling convention heard Mr Gordon promise the Liberal party will work tor the new medical plan higher unemploy ment in ra nce benefits pipeline debate Mr McMillan Recessed gyrator and sediment zone Phenolic offset wing agitator with cleaning water action for cleaner clothes New automatic miracle anticlog pump greater benefits for persons tok lng vocational training or inAjob Oi Press word of resentment because his oiled Certainly never saw any thing published in the press to the effect that he resented this critlcism governmentwas being critl retraining better old age pen sion scheme portable pensions program The medical plan was not elaborated upon Mr Gordon spoke briefly at free university education pro gram the Liberals are working on adding that there Is some wmng when university is not free as are primary and secondary educations llis party he sold has com mitted itself to implement all me programs he mentioned Lester Pearson national Liberal leader wanted agalnst Socialist and dictator states with the admonition that we dont want security without freedom TIIE ONLY CHOICE lllr Pearson said he does not want to be told the only choice HELP KIN and better old age assistance is between hilarion dont believe thaL It is not choice between freedom or lpeace We canand willhave both But we must have power on our side so long as the other side has powcr To be defence less is to be destroyed It some times is necessary to have power freedom and anni hlr Pearson said Mr Gordon would have big part to play in the next Liberal administrav tion ARGUE ABOUT TV JERUSALEM AP Plans to start television in Israel have ralsed opposition from some in tellectuals group of 50 con tended that educational values of some programs would not off set the psychological damage to youth staring at TV Thursday Night Is Kinsmen Bingo Night 900 FELLOWS All Thurs Jun 258 pm 20 GAMES SHARE THE WEALTH GAMES JACKPOT $29000 $2500 Consolation Prize HELP IUDDIES IMrERI and Coffleld exclurlve smoother faster deep levers at convenlent 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