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in thc compan of arrnlng some oftha men inEild its ships The °T Some of the curious taxpay ers who lined up outside the Commons chamber Tuesday Threcrt Of Fire Forces Fast Shutdown Of Power An unexpected threat of fire at the Barrie transformer sta tion fiffin Strcct caught the Ontario Hydro by surprise to day necessitating shutdown of power delivery to the entire city Power was off for tour min utcs while workmen strove to repair the faulty clamp which if it had burned out could bavc started tire Rory Odonni Hydro spokes Send Delegates To Safety Meet Barrie Public School Board last night passed motion to send two safety patrol members to safety patrol jamhorce in Ottawa May 10 11 and 12 The Barrie Kinsmen Club has already said it would pay the expenses of Constable Roy La ray and four other patrol meme x3 WAITING FOR night are shown waiting for guards to open the public gall ery before Finance Minister man said that the fault was discovered during routine in spection There was no time to give warning to anyone ex cept Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie Public Utilities were called and officials notified the hospital seconds before the power went off Hospital ad ministrator Cameron Welland Tolls Bring Warning WINDSOR Ont CF The president of the Great Lakes Waterways Development Asso elation warned Tuesday that toils being collected on the Web land Canal might lead to tho US collecting tolls on ship movements in the Detroit River and at Sault Ste Marie ViceAdmiral lifaiaguy bars OTTAWA CPJThe cabinet commuted to life imprisonment the death sentence for murder which had been imposed on 52 yearold Arthur James Kendall of Johnsons Harbor Ont Kendall was to have been hanged April 17 for the murder of his 33yearold wife Helen Aug 1952 Kendall was convicted at Walkerton 0nt Oct 27 1961 Tho Crown had established he killed his wife with butcher knife in lonely Bruce Penin sula cabin in 1952 and disposed of her body His three children Ann Marg arct and James who were 11 and 12 respectively at the time of the incident testified they saw him kill their mother Kendall appealed the capital murder conviction to the On tario Court of Appeal and the Bars Picketing Oi Lake Ships TOLEDO Ohio tAPA court order barring picketing of Canadian firms ships in Toledo was issued Tuesday by Lucas County common pleas cnurr Upper Lakes Shipping Lim ited of Toronto requested an in iunction when loading of two ships was halted by Seafarers International Union picket lines The Sill is engaged in jur isdictional battle with the Ca nadian Maritime Union The CM and Upper Lakes ans oounced last week the signing of contract covering 400 see men on the 25 ships operated by the company Many of the ships formerly were repre sented by the SIU The SIU set up its first picket line here last week when the freighter Northern Venture ar rived The ship was loaded without incident WOULDNT LOAD OTHERS However members of the in temational Longshoremeos As sociation balked at loading two later arrivals the Red Wing and the James Eads Cana dian police escorted 22 seamen from Montreal to Sarnia last week to man theRed Wing for its trip to Toledo An SIIJ picket line had been set up outside the Sarnia Ele vator Company dock where the Red Wing was moored temporary injunction against further pickcting here was issued by Judge Thomas OConnor Paul Gagoe SlU Vicepresi dcnt has appealed to Ohio Gov ernor Michael Diaalle for help Gognc in telegram 30 SPECIALI for limited tirrie onlyi ONE FREE BOATLE tho governor Monday accused Death Sentence Is Commuted company has denied arming my men retired chief of the Royal Cana dian Navy staff said in an in Snpreme Court of Canada but the conviction was upheld by both courts MERCY RECOMMENDED The jury at his trial had recommended mercy in ordering the commutation of his death sentence the cab iaet invoked authority granted by Criminal Code amendment last September that requires further approval of cabinet be fore Kendall is released on parole It is the first time the amend ment is applied In previous cases of commutation the mur der convict became eligible for parole after serving 10 years of life sentence according to provisions of the Parole Act Kendalls commutation is the 46th since the Progressive Con servative government took of fice in June 1957 Nelve per sons have been hanged for BUDGET NEWS Flemings budget speech Vet eran guards said the queue said that no extreme difficulty was experienced although there could have been Hydro officials first said workmen would have it repaired in six minutes but the job was done in four Police said that all traffic sig nal lights were off as well but no accidents occurred terview his association is vitally interested in the removal of tolls on inland waterways He said Welland Canal tolls mean cargoes entering or leav ing Lake Ontario are being dis criminated against The tolls were imposed by the federal government in 1959 in an effort to recover the $29000000 cost of deepening the waterway He warned that consideration in be ing given to the imposition of some form of tolls on the Trent and other canal systems The Welland tolls were termed burden on Ontario in dustry and consumers He said they constituted precedent and an incentive for the imposition of tolls to recover capital costs Sale Brings Good Prices Jerry Caughlin had his third largest sale as far as dollars goes last Saturday afternoon Mr Caughlin auctioned the farm machinery livestock and housdiold effects of Ellis Hutch isons farm in Ore township Everything was good said Mr Coughlin The buyers the bids thecrowd theyweie all good used tractor was sold at $1775 with all other machinery selling well too said the auc tioneer All livestock went at good prices one aged Here ford buil selling at $365 The farm was sold previous to the auction Auctioneer Thornton of Orif lia helped Mr Couéiiin with the sale which lasted from 1230 pm to 505 pm All the auctions this spring have been successful com murder in the some period merited Mr Coughlin offreg price mar BEVERAGES Mfllkoltl Pbono FA 48132 Oflllla 9W was much shorter than in for mer years CF wircphotn Board To Rent Encyclopaedia rent 43 sets of cncyclopaedia These sets will be installed in grade eight for burner pcr iod The board will decide whether to purchase the sets in the tifth year The boards property and sup ply conunltteo report included the purchase of 10 bicycle racks for the cycleriding smool stu dents Racks cost $63 each on other inland vaterways serv log Ontario including the Sault locks and the connecting chan nels between Lakes Eric Hu ron Michigan and Superior Industrial up 146 Gold Easter by WAlKWEtl SHOESTORE 59 Dunlop St The Barrie Public School Board last night decided to classrooms from grade five to tTEE HARRIS AAIINZR WEDNESDAY APRIL 11 82 Local Schools Will Be Used For Test Plan Barrie Public School Board members last night received copies of the booklet After Grade Eight This book issued by the On tario department of education has been distributed to grade eight pupils their parents teachers princi sis and the high school gul one teacher to acquaint them with the new secondary school plan to be in troduced in September School superintendent Angus McKay said an effort was be ing made to have interviews in May with every grade eight pupil parent teacher and prin crpa in relation to the new pro gram lifr McKay reported the Ontario College of Education research department will be us ing grade eight classes in Oak ley Park and in Codrington to standardize tests across the pro Vince These tests will be of tho aptitude and achievement type said Mr McKay and will be designed to help the guidance REACTION IN BARBIE Cornment Cautiously On Fleming Budget The reaction of Barrie indus trialisLs today to tax incentiv es for industry in Finance lilin was cautious wait and sec attitude ing industries contacted said they had either not seen the budget announcements yet or wished to make no comment until lheir accountants had made thorough analysis of the budget Main ltem affecting industry in the budget was rebate as high as 50 er cent on taxes due on prof ts from increased sales by manufacturing and processing firms inson manager of Canadian has been studied in detail teachers when the new system goes into effect Graduates of Queens Univer sity from Oriilia Barrie Mid land Huntsville and other near by towos will hold dinner Thursday evening at the Birch mcre Hotel orillia new executive of the Hur onia Branch of the Queenl Alumni will be elected at the meeting the first such gather ing in over four years There are 150 Queens graduates in the area Guest speaker will be Prof lsebel Laird of the Depart ment of Psychology Queens TODAYS STOCK PRICES Compiled by Flynn 9x Doolop fit Barrio FIVE MOST ACTIVE arocxs coax Paper lifuriay Ragign Norandl Assoc Amadir DOWJONBS NEW YORK AVERAGES Industrial up 525 Ratio up 57 Indians up 19 Tononro STUCK EXCHANGE INDEX down 11 Metal up 192 an up am University Professor Laird LI clinical psychologist and as member of the World Execu not had an opportunit the tax aspects yet how it will affect busin iltei Donald Flemings budget our type yet until get com plete text of the budget havent had chance to Executive of Barries lead took at yet paid Rag We to study ham es of represent ctr attend meeting local repres Allan Aylsworth president of the Ontario Council chaired the meeting Special guests were Hie Deputy Chief Scout for Canada Commissioner Nicholson formerly of the RCMP and Berldnshaw prlcsident of the National Coun of President Aylsworth said 1961 utive triennial convention of the De pertinent of Veterans Affairs Employees National Associa ed after some public figure or throughout the world During had been another year of pro World War Two she was on the grass or scouting and was interesting to note that although the total increase of scout par staff of the hlcotrnl lfcalth Div ision of the British Ministry of Health and did research in the assessment of potential neurosis in civilian population Herb Hamilton General Sec retary of the Queens Alumni Association will also address the gathering Dr Donovan of Orillia is president of the Huronla Branch of the Queens Alumni Roy Mocklem and Miss Jean ANNOUNCE CONVENTION TORONTO CP The fifth parks need secretaryxmanager of the Chamber of Commerce industrial Commissioner Ed May said he liked the idea of tax aid to business but it was had to say at present what the effect would be Scouting Expands Rapidly In Ont Building Men was the con ferelnce tfieme nib thgofiist ao Personally dont think it sew will make too much difference Carladhuldonuno Pfioflncm to us commented Jack lilitch Pm Over 300 delegates General Electric it could be tag 118 Ontario dislrl mild incentive but am not ed in in position to make any de entativos were Moor finite comment until the budget house president and Major OBrecht District Commission Rosser president of or the Kemeenlell Bey Dia Mansfield Rubber said have ilICtl Queens University Grads To Hold Reunion At Grillia live Board for Mental Health has travelled extensively ticipstion was not as great as previous year we are still ahead of the general popu lation increase The popula tion increase for Ontario be tween Dec 11 1960 and Dec 31 1961 was 175 per cent while scouting expansion during the same period amounted to 402 per cent The theme of the conference Building Men involved many discussions and deliberations on means that may be develope ed to take scouting to more boys in the province It was stressed that to achieve the goal more care and emphasis must be placed on training leaders Speaker at the annual ban quet was Right Honorable Vise count Amory British High Com missioner to Canada Viscount Amory resigned as Chancellor of the Exchequer in the British government in 1960 Will Ask Public To Suggest Names For The Parks 0i Barrie Three Banie names They have been called Grove Keith of Barrie have been nom 51 Em Gm Sim we and Bay parks after their lo lnated to we on the new exec cations But the Barrie Board of Park Management has decided to name them officially using the best suggestion from Harrie citizen Most parks in Barrie are nam send in suggestions for names for any or all of the parks to the Board Box 400 Barrie Mark your envelopes Park Names There no prize for the chozen name but there will certainly be lot of pride when the winner tells his kids that be named park Mr John son said For the Easter Parade tor special Spring outing for any party we have thedrcssy shoes to add the finishing touch to your childs outfit for Pretty Handsome Wellmade of good materials over correct lasts Sanitized too tostay dainty fresh and always properly fitted shes living Jeff in her pretty pin dot nylm margutselte Easter Frock Enchanting worn with or without nape Fabulously low priced at Walkers stoves everywhere Eastergay Daisy Details Full Rayon Underslip Maize Pink Blue Little Girls Sizes to 62 its 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