Barrie Examiner, 6 May 1968, p. 7

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Telephone To Retire In Barrie Harold Hill Barrie na tive recenlly retired alter career smart to years with the Bell Telephone and will tetra up residence in his home town the For the past is years he had it central attic loremsn or company st Fort William llr Hill who attended West Wsrd School Prince Vllesl and Harris Collegiate Is boy and was active in sports Joined Bell as young man in the Bar rte oltlce lrom here he served many locations and also in Royal Canadian Corps of Signals during World War No He is Mason is Shriner and lite mambo ol thel Crippled alildrtns Hospital Winnipeg The Port Arthur NowsChron ids had the tollnwiag item on Mr llili It lamllier name in the expan flun oi telephone communion Lions in Northwestern Ontario re tired in Fort William on Rlday lilr Hill can recall the intro durtion oltelephone service to many exchanges in this area such as Armstrong Vermilion Bay llornepcyne and White Rlv it is significant that the latest of long succession of exchsnges to convert to dial opuutlon was White River Fob 19 1969 Although much has happened when you look hack it wasnt too long ago when many communn were not served by road or to ephone he reflected Now these places have lull access to the world and will have many memories at how they came into being One or the tirst managers to Police Protect Nazi Speaker VIBRon OP Police surrounded William John Beat tie Sunday when ho returned to Allan Gardens to make speech denouncing Jews Boattla sellstyled tender at the Canadian National Socialist Party entered the downtown Mllt unnoticed As soon as he spoke he was quickly surrounded by 34 police men who kept him hidden from about zoo hostile spectators About 120 policemen wore in the parkpopular with soapbox spcakcrs on Sundaysto guar antce Bcatties snlcty OBITUARY scorn MfJENNErr Service was held at the den ngtt Funeral Home hurrie on April 23 for Lloyd Manuel Fin gennett who died in Royal Vlc goria Hospital on Sunday April 21 alter long illness He was in his 49th year olficiating clergymen were Rev Robertson ol ivyUtopia Donald French of St enrges Anglican Church Members or Loyal Orange Lodge No 5o ivy hold ser vice Monday evening Inter ment was at Christ Church Cem etery Ivy Pallbearers were Davis Arnold Kenneth Smith Jack Banting llruca Miller Erank Elplticir Ernest Ellis bearing towers and donation cards to the Canadian Cancer Society were nlervyn McCorm aclr Hennan Jennett Roy Spears lohn hcheau Priest and Ed Laws Mr Jenoctt bachelor who had farmed all his tile in the Uthpia area at Essa Township was born Dec 26 1919 at lvy son oi the late Mr and Mrs David Jennett lie was mem ber ol Christ Anglican Church gybOrange Lodge and lvy Hunt Surviving are two brothers Vernon of Thornton and Harold Red oi Barrie and two sis ters Mrs Biggs Theimal cl Brampton and Mrs Martin Geii Edna ol Barrie BEZZANT ron FLOWERS AND rulers OFLOWERS VEGETABLES OLAWN Grasses armMoss OSHUttGAIN rrnritizris 7OORTHOGARDENNCHEMICALS BEZZANT FLOWER GARDEN CENTRE 69 JOHNSON ST BAthlE Paul coinen srrsg lrrlw in Northwestern Dottie with Sell its Mt Oshawa Jan me to establish hesdqusr ten in Nlplgon At that time am was aerred lrorn North Bay but development soon nec essitated torrnstlon distcid headquarter in Fort Willllrn The district is geographically one at the largest operated by tho mmpany and an Hill has covered millions of miles over the past years when his respon sibilich took him from Home payno tn the Manitoba border At one time distance tamed each of us who isclrolail tradcs building pole lines the stalling phones linding central oltice locations and meeting with customers he remarked Now the business has become mom specialised and there are other people here to loolr alter those atlairs but it is still long drive lrom llornepayne to Rainy ltivcr One ot llr Hills many achievements was the tounding oi the llrst Lokihead Club at the Telephone Pioneers ot America on Nov 1965 The club started with seven members and today there is total of so trorn our companies Fort William and Port Arthur Telephone Systems Ngrthcrn Electric and Bell Can More thnn 200 lriends end use socinlcs honored lttr llill in the ltoyel Edward Hotel Friday ltl Cruikshank operations man ager Ottawa presented the trav ditlnnal whilst on beheil of President Marcel Vincent of Bell Esophone Company ol Canada He spoke tor about an hour hiamlng Jews for everything from pollution to subversion to drug peddling in two 1965 rallies at the park Beattic was attached by urge mobs But this limo police were ready They posted several ulti ccrs atop non hotel with wattslctaiklcs and inoculars to keep him in view and out of danger Hcaltie sported Hitlerstyle moustache and haircut Alter announcing another ap pcorance in the park June 30 he tell saying Whiies unite and God bless all of youexccpt Jaws Police escorted Bealtic and bodyguard nearby car uud they left lwo Youths Die In Crash KIRKLAND LAKE CP Two 17yearold youths were killed Sunday in threecar ac cident 30 miles east of Kirkland Lake near the OntarioQuebec harder Dead are Gabriella Spadeito at Kenrns 25 miles east ot Kiri land Lake and Barry Evans Davies oi Virginiatawn miles east of Kirkland Lake Both were passengers in car driven by Janice Robinson I9 at North Bay She is in hospital inflKirklaurl Lake with head in juries DEATHS LondonJosiah Wedgwood 68 chairman until last Decem ber of the Wedgwood pottery firm Hailshum EngluudLady Al nnbrooire 70 widow 0i Field Marshal Lord Alanbrooirc chiet or the British imperial go stall for most at the Second World War in car accident VancouverKen secretary of the bin Racing Comnus oMuLilrtlens Fl SAND GRAVEL Send AdaindyScuuny3TAhnrns Forecast Tuesday minty sunny weather is art out tor the Barrie res the remainder of lads and to marrow Wsrmer sir expect ed to move into the tree tomor row hrlnxlnl with it light winds Weekend low It the Examiner Oltlce was at degrees The term pertruest sm today was WRONN CF Oillciei mounts issued st 530 am synopsis Cool sunny condi tions are expected or oil re gions today Southerly winds will begin spreading warmer sir Into the province Tuesday cloudiness will likely silect the upper lakes and more northern sections at Ontarioduring the sy landon Hamilton Toronto Windsor North Bay Sudbury Lake St Claire Lake Erie Lake Huron Georgian Bay hire 0n tario llslihurtan Mainly sunny today and hes day Wsrmer lteeday Light winds Saul Ste hlurie Algomn magamt Cochrane We it James Bay Mainly sunny today increasing cloudiness and warmer Tuesday White River Mainly sunny today Cloudy tonight and Thes dsy few showers Nesday Accepted NDP Warmer Winds it southerly 15 Tuesdaym Montreal and Ottawa Mainly sunny and cool today Tuesday sunny again with our season sble temperature um winds uliitnfiim mm lodsor St Thomas laudon Kitchener Winghsm tismlllou Catherine Toronto Pettrhorouh we Sault Ste Kspusksslng White River lilooronee negannrmsnsuu sensorsannals OptimisticA Dief Will Enter Race PRINCE ALBERT Sash CP it Spencer pml dent ot the Prince Albert con stitucncy Progressive Conserva tive Association said Saturday he is optimistic that tormer opposition leader John Dielec haker will accept nomination in tinesAlbert tor the June 15 edersl election Mr Spencer made the in meat and retuscd to elaborate upon it lolivwlng meeting ot Candidacy CBC Broadcaster Loses Job TORONTO OP Bruce Rogers 34 lost his loh us broadcaster with the CBC Sun day night when ho accepted the New Democratic Party nomina ll tion to represent Toronto Perle date in the June 25 lcderai elec tion Mr Rogers who has worked tor the CBC or 10 years was told by letter Friday that he would be forced to resign it he became candidate or public office The letter from Paul Fellows the CBCs Toronto personnel manager quoted Section oi the corporations bylaws which do not permit an employee to rlun or any elective public of cc Mr Fellows asked whether Mr Rogers lost his Job because he had accepted the nomination answered That is correct Mr Rogers unopposed In his bid or the nomination was asked it he still worked for the corporation He said fillaislor the CBC to determine He said he had nsked that letter he sent otho CEClast Monday requesting leave of FARM EQUIPMENT international SalesSoritlcePerisv 51 Mitten Hwy ll 7135530 INSURANCE LlirAutoFlrs Harry Fromm Jasperay mitot LANDSCAPING SoddingPlanting Prunlng RlDGEWAY LANDSCAPING 7180492 Judge Reed PLUMBING HEATING GuENaRAE Plumbing nming 24s Sunnldels firsmo Starts All sizes ysncosfl onus Hwy absence without pay be consid ered his resignation as at my election He said it was not meant as letter at resignation he was merely nominated He said the section of the by laws atlectlng him was outmod ed and archaic and he would attempt to havelt rescinded it the consthuency assoclstion ex ectrtive st which Mr Dieleobs er was present The Conservative nominating meeting in Prince Albert will be held May 13 Mr Spencer said ltlr Dielenbaiter defeated last all in his bid to again lead the Conservatives nationally has represented Prince Albert in the Commons since 1958 Mr Dietenhaiter hlrnselt has declined to divulge whether he plans to run in the dune elec tion llewovar he plans to visit various parts of the constitu cncy in the coming melt and spent most of Saturday mth streéting In Prince Albert No other persons are actively seeking the Conservative nomi nation SEES MAJOR lSSUES Esrlierjaturdsy Mr Dielen baker said in an interview that national unity national develop ment and the genornl economic situation should be maior issues in the lcdcral election cam lJltYllltiE lemperstum are forecast to remain In the 50s Icroxs Causds today under degree temperatum were slightly on the cool side lor Ontario and Quebec ltain was torecsst or large portion of Alberta and Nonloundiand CF Wirephoto mostly clear skies The so Wont gUse Pressure Tactics To chrin Aid ST CATHARINES CF Roman Catholic high school stu dents in Ontario have decided against using such political pressure tactics as mass marches or school closing to tome government action on ll nauclul aid to separate schools Delegates from no schools voted 35 to with 15 abstentions against Tomato resolution calling tor political pressure on the Ontario government lostead the studean voted Saturday to send three repre sentattvts to cooler wtds Educa date or meeting was set Students were attending the irst province lt wide meeting ol the Catholic Youth Congrcss The convention with about too in Attendance relented the idea of mass marches on Queens Park die of the Orr tnrtn legislature buildings in To routo il WOULDNT WORK Weve come to the conclu sion it wouldnt work HamlL tun student Michael Sullivan said of the Torontobacked nice the government to bear the costs at accommodating the provinces 31000 Catholic stu dents Separate schools now receive elementary school grants up to Grndc 10 but receive none for Grades it to 13 Catholic trustees last month agreed to base their education policies on an ultimate integra tion at teaching hctwecn kinder garten and Grade 13 Mr Davis has sold the Ontario govern ment has no policy on the exten strate which called for sud stop at the separute school syr he wereeiected to Parliament paisn ttcn Minister vlliiam Davis No den osing oi the re schools to tom to Grade cm 09 ROYAL ALBERT ll YEAR armnoun avalumulv ouchtum moi tovyoii This unique ltnyat Albert 10year Availability Guarantee means that you cannnw avoid the bane of all homemakers the here todaygone tomorrow pattern guarantee assures you that mppliee of the Royal Albert patterns shown Belrowwill be available for MINIMUM period of 10 yearsfram date ofpurchnse Now you can collect anduse your Royal Albert set with confidence that you can obtain additions or replacements for decade at the very least While Royal lilberr expects to supply ALL their current pottemrflir many years to come thepnttems listed below have been given lie manufacturers unique 10year Minimum Availability Guamitee Wiynot visit 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