Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 10 Feb 1964, p. 12

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Iflmrmrvrv ms War v4 wwvw wul ravrrwxh 751 RussransfDominote Ninth Olympic Games lNNShRUCK Andril CPI the boisterous ninth Winter Olympic Genres almost wholly European show and predom inantly Russian in the winners circle have ended The Olympic tune trhich bumed for it hectic days in this mountain valley was ex tinguished Strider rtisht and the store of countrizll healer die rerunsome to er nerns tiousi competitions other bound lor borne Europeans carried away as of the at gold models with it of them goingto Russillt athletes The other two went to North Americahone to Canada and one to the United states For the Russians who eo tcred the Winter Olympics for the that time In rate these were the moat successful Games They was live gold medals to lose and seven in 1960 MOST IN DWICULTY For Austria host for the Games there was success in com etltlon difficulty with tho wee or thatbrought no snow for months and much criticism about the oiiiciousness of its police and other security oiiiv core Austrians won four gold med alssecond only to Russiaand took the most prised of all when tan truss SOMEBODY ENIOYS itiii snow ihis pair one bundled up for winter weather and the other in bathing trunks form quite contrast But they have one thing in common Both seem to be chlorine the snow tirut causes no mniLY problems for motorists Phil quattrocchl chairman of the Kingston Winter Carnival sit tlng seems to he melting the Council Claims Standards Down TORONTO carm Ontario Council of University Associa tions has complained to the pro vinelai government that strives city standards are declining be cause the government refuses to provide neOeSsary facilities Excerph of the associations brief submitted without publi city in December were puh iished Friday The entire brief was made public Sunday it claimed Ontario university standards tail for below those oi the lending British and United States universities in re search libraries and graduate studies Without research and gradu ate study facilities the report said universities will not be able to attract numbers of top flight teachers needed The demand tor these teach ers is worldwide said the brief and most will go where condi tlons are best Without them and the physical facilities it will be impossible to meet the de round for another 5300 univer sity teachers In Ontario by 1970 The brief also outlines other Problems of universities it noted that some high school teachers make more inoney than university protessors and it is not uncommon tor 20 inc uity members to share single telephone in campus corridor TRY EXAMINER wont ans PHONE moor WASHING SERVICE OPENING SOON horn iCiA snowballs for Neil Patterson to throw Until the latest snowfall it was feared the carnival would huve to come off without snow CF Wire photoi Leaving Politics Says Macmillan LONDON Reutersi For mer prime minister Harold Macmillan marked his 70th birthday today by announcing his tmpendingretirement from parliamentary politics Macmillan disclosed he will not seek reeicctlon to the House oi Commons in the forthcoming British general elections which must he held by October The date has not been set yet The former Conservative party leader resigned the pre miership altar undergoing prostate gland operation In 0c tohcr lie was succeeded by sir Alec DouglasHome Egon Zimmermann won the glamorous mens downhill siti ing For the French who will be hosts at the next Winter Games in Grenoble in 1968 there also was success on the ski slopes as they won three alpine cham pionships including the double barrelled triumph by the Goits schel sisters For Canada there was deep disappointment at the beginning and at the end but there was cause for joy to between Canada made determined bid to have the 1966 Winter Olympics staged at Basil Alta but on the eve of the ninth Games the international Olym pic Committee voted 27 to 24 to hovethe iuih Winter Games staged In France HEATEN BY RUSSIA Canadas young ai hockey team also made spin lied bid to regain the Olympic hockey glory the country on toyed through 1352 But the Cue nadiaus lost 32 Saturday night to the unbeaten Soviet Union saw the gold medal go to itus sia and finished fourththo first time Canada has missed medal in Olympic hodrey his tors in between Canadians made Winter Olympic history of more pleasant nature as tour daring bobeledders from the Montreal and Monte sreu sped to victory in the founmen bobsied evaut it on Canadas first appear ance in Olympic bohsieddlng sport long domlnued by Euro peans end the victory was even sweeter because Canada has no bobsied run The championsand the only ones Canada had It the Games ere Vic Emery at Montreal Doug Anekln of Montreal Dr John Emery oi thronto and Po ter Kirby of St iovite Que Canada got two other medals both bronze an Petra Burke of Tomato finished third in wow ens figure skating and Debbie Wilkes oi Unlonvllle Out and Guy Resell of Newmarket Ont piedehIrd in pairs fig ure skating At the last Winter Games It Squaw Valley Calif to woo Canadians won gold medals in pairs figure skating and wom ens slalom skiing took the sli ver in hockey and the bronze in mens figure liteting RUSSIA ALSO LOST There were disappointments tor Russia too as it lost two of the mens speedskating championships it won ini960 but it more than made up for these elsewhere in the final accounting the ltussians had it gold medals including the hockey champion ship it had lost to the United States to 1960 eight silver and six bronze No Russian women brought them seven championships Lidia Sirovliitova winning an unprecedented four gold med als as she swept the womens speed skating ev ants and Claudia Boyarsidkh winning the five and iokliometre cross country siding thou anchoring the winning Soviet team in the ifskilometre crosscountry ro ny The Russians won the pairi figureskstlng title for the first time was the triathlon which combines cmsscountry skiing and shooting and retained one mens spccdsiratlng crown in the unoificial team stand inge not recognized by the 100 the Soviets were dominant as never before piling up 195 points on the basis of loss 821 scoring system for the first six places in each final That was so points higher than in 1560 NORWAY SECOND Norway which won the last gold medal of the Games when 2lycaroid Iorail Engan iri in the event with 17530 points mates in some speclri ski luxuries anew us sec end in the team standing with points and Austria third with Csnsde was tied with italy la ninth place with 24 points Engau gave Norway its third gold nudei when he reeled wt and teet in his two best lumps and scored 23070 points Finlands Veikke Ksnktonm who upset the Norwegian in the cometre trappingaarller tin ished record with none points Norways Tbrgeir Brandtsseg took the bronco model with 22120 points Kssre Lion of Vernon 30 for Lithpisce while idm Me tones of Reveietoke 30 ml sou with 101 Opolntr Canadians were far behind in Saturdays ski finals where Sweden was the iOitIiomctre mens crosscountry relay with tremendous anchor log by As sar fleennlund finisud was second and Russia third while the foreman Canadian team of Eric buoms and Front Port msnn of Calgary Don McLeod of Ottawa and Martti Rnutlo of long Lac Out finished nth and lost Austrias Pepi Sicigier won the other gold medal Saturday speeding to victory In the mens slalom skiing Billy Kidd and Jim iicuga oi the US took second and third giving the us its first models ever in Olympic alpine skiing The Government $50000 lIYou Buy One Of Our New Houses BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL HOME 23 LAY ST For Further information Contact ISBRANDT Carpenter and Contractor TEL news 93 Vancouver 5t rams7 wtfifflawrimlfl Why do you see 30 My LOADSTARS One important reason is Yen have to drive the Losdstai to believe how maneuverahie it really is Youll find that steering intrairic is amazingly easy The short BBC flat angled steering wheeiand variable ratio steering gears give you relaxed control youve never known before But the 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