ONE GOTOLDHOPE FOR WORL IS IN YOUTH NOW GROWING Dr if Scott director of Simcoe County Health Unit is to be the speaker for todays Kiwanis dinner at Community House His subject will be Crippled Children along with dim showing Kerry so wood Camp at Ottawa The chairman will be Jack But ler director of the Ontario Soci ety for Crippled Children Last Monday the club enter tained 14 members of hflneslng 4H Calf Club who were prize winners at Barrie Junior Fair and received their cash and awards at the dinner Presentation was also made of Kiwanis Club tro phies to Clarence Lansdowne and Robert Gificn of Mlnesing for best plowing exhibition The special speaker Rev Bevin Monks of Ivy was intmduced by Kiwanian Edwin Wilson former agricultural representative in Quebec he spent four years in the RCAF and following three years as Veterans Land Act ads ministrator studied Theology at Toronto Mr Monks told many humorous stories to illustrate various phases im Bulletin Bonds of outdoor life He felt that the 4H clubs produced the leaders of our youth Youth today he said has great responsibilities because of the great strides made in every walk of life More progress has been made in the arts In science and In religion In the past half cen tury than had been made in all of past history He asked Are we morally and spiritually ready for the for ces and development of the fut ure There are some signs that men are slowly growing up though it Is almost two thousand years since Christ emphasized the Brotherhood of Man Today we are waiting for great leader Moses to lead us through the desert of petty selï¬shness One good hope lies in the youth now growing up and learning to take their places in this swiftly moving world Perhaps the leadership will come from clubs like the one we have honored this evening The speaker was thanked by Klwanlan Charles Newton Nor man Synnott showed colored slides of Barrie Junior Fair which in eluded the iftnesing group and also prise winning produce and vegetables Among the guests were Eev Wills sales manafler for Thor industries Peter Harvey secre tary of Simcoe County Sborthorn Club Key Clubbers Russell Brady and Brian Cooper Danger Top Soil WastagiaFarmer Continued from page one vest and can use fork as well as any man hfr Banting conclud ed Part of Agreement When the Farm Products Board set upa marketing agency so that the cream producers could market their own products one stipulation of the agreement with the Department of Agriculture was that one annual meeting must be held during the month of October in each County in order that the scheme shall continue in force From one cent deiluctlon taken from each ten pounds of cream sold the dairies provincial fund of some $50000 annually is raised This fund is divided countvaise according to the number of shippers in each area That allows Simcoe County large share after the Federation of Agriculture on the provincial level have received $3000 the Dairyrncn offlanada another $1 500 and the expenses of tieldmen and other paid officials have been paid This was explained byW Wood who is one of the Provincial Directors of the association Bonus Supper In order to get the members out in sufficient numbers the Sim cae County association use some of their funds to part pay the costs of turkey supper leaving those who attend only nominal fee of one dollar to pay This has resulted in fair attendance The Examiner Radio Column IN THE AIR WAVES sy KAREN ronnsroN This week wed like you to meet Stan Taylor the newest ad dition to CKBB Stan was born in Searhoro and while he was at tending high school he decided radio was the career for him The 24yearold announcer attended the radio and television course at Ryerson institute of Technology in Toronto and after graduating started with CHLO St Thomas He also gained experience at CFRS Simcoe His wide radio time includes night shows sports editor morning disc jockcyand even womens programs Stan tells us he plans to marry very pretty St Thomas girl next spring At the present time the Versatile disc jockeyis your host on Top of the Town Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings think hell be quite popular With most of you folks because the first thing he told me about himself was Well one thing Im going to be for sure and thats Barrie Flyer rooter Theres big new show started yesterday on CKBB its the Bob Hope Show which brings top entertainment top guest stars right into your home We know everyone will enjoy the show Be sure and tell everyone to listen in every sunday afternobn at 130 CKVRTV CHANNEL none nor as aas Mystery rum 49a In or Lin Ana lscret Item no umr away no lung in Franmini Frirlea an clreun In no Westarri IIIatr as Natl us on nuomt Itan to em confluence cur News sins Todnr In sme wnnussnav oer as us Mystary Mutt CI 40a Levrd Lilo rll Secret Ila JD Howdy flood Film CIC mu Junior Jimetlorr um us loom 100 Jet Jackson no any tombrue mg Millionairl Austin Studio an Travelogu can um Is Today in loans ruesoav oer an 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Newscast FEWx Loo rrm sem*n county aoo new Idlinss usema Borden no flaws to his cream The fieldmen were the meeting Wetlands Mimiz being one of the smallermnes Chalrmin Donald ileatty pre sided and was accompanied at the head table by his wife Kr and lire Wood Mr and Mrs Lea Banting Rev and Mrs Bevan Monks speaker lfr and we Everett Coutts secretary Mr and Smith Mr and Mrs Ernest McCarthy Hr snd Mrs Gordon Caldwell Richard Kegan district fieldman Elecllon of officers After the accepting of the minutes of previous meeting and the accounts Cecil Chappell was asked to take over and conduct an election of officers lrom some is nominated nine were elected Lea Banting Donald Beatty Gordon Caldwell Bert bfaw Reg inald McNahb Earle Parnell Eugcne Smith and Wood These will appoint their secretary and chairman ltevlew of Marketlng William Wood the veteran who was the means of the whole cream producers marketing scheme being set up and thc association placed in operation gave shriet resume of the things that had happened in marketing since then He felt that the floor price which was still in force had kept the price of cream from going very low In high pro duction and from allowing the makers of butter from storing that to sell when the cream was scarce and therefore the pro ducers got an equal and regular market for their products He told of the provincial level of the Producers Board and the manner in which their funds were spent to help make butter more appreciated food We have public relations man who gets us considerable publicity all the 19 In his talk Mr Iiionks also commented on the price fixed as floorlevel for cream and won dcred if it was the best scheme He compared the fixing of prices in USA where billions of dollars are spent annually to buy up the surplus produce an markets More is spent he told his aud lence than the whole farm pro duction is worth He hoped that this did not apply to the tter situation in Ontario Fieldmana Work Dick Kegan the iieldman for the counties in this area told the meeting how they worked with the dairies and how there were spot checks all the time to see that the producer was getting proper grade and paid according responsible to the minister for the proper operation of the cream eries and the cleanliness of the product and its manufacture IN APPRECIATION More Word nre lnnde Irate ft ex press our gratllude to one and every one whn helped us the night of the tire and afterwlrds We can only buy Thank on so much Mr and Mrs Red Richlrdxon Ind familyiu TlIE wAY OUR1957HCHE1IIES Aliscomer AND WE ARE TAKING IN LATE richer Coloin Nsnédjlévclérk Continued from page one roaredLart springtboeatspmwl cdabout town and bad no trouble extracting twentytire bucks no less from people And for what chance to win Cadillac Af ter all thats only motor car Canyou eat one All this time welï¬wanls plod ders were pounding the pave ments grateftu accepting fifty cents even the odd buck for can ortwo of peanuLs But times have changed This time the price is $275 lint look what you get love ly big red tin of imported Scot tish Victorian assorted fancy bis cuits MMMM Cant you taste one right now its delicious lts appetizing Its scrumptious Now lm running out of adjectives Drop in fora sample any time might add that as with the pes nuts the net proceeds are going to the clubs crippled childrens fund which the peanuts didnt al together makc up enough for this years needs local Queens Counsel tells this one it was the opening of Supreme Court and defence were checking prospective jurors it was the first time women were on the list and one of them begged off For what reason counsel asked Well that man over there Im biased can just tell by looking at him hes guilty Lady thats not the accused replied counsel Thats the Crown Attorney This one can be vouched for too Several years ago when there was much activity in the Fort Ste Marie area near Midland and Port McNicoll groups or school children were being taken to watch the archaeological work in theregion where the Christian Martyrs Fathers Brcbeuf and Lailcmant were burned four hun dred years ago by the lroquois 0n the way from town in Sim coe County one youngster confid ed to another Do you know where were going today its to the burial ground of Babe Ruth Sorry clude cuits no cheesecake to con todays blurb Just bis Emmanuel Choir At Collier United 119th Anniversary There was large attendance atvthe Silncoe Presbytery Young Peoples Rally held Sunday even ng in Collier Street United Church Young People from most United Churches in the county were in the congregation when ibe Festivals Praise was led by he Emmanuel College Chapel Choir Toronto Students of Emmanuel and the United Church Training School assisted McKay chairman choir committee Emmanuel gave the call to worship The lesson from the Old Testament was read by ONeill chairman mis BALPH DALTON deputy reeve of Tay for the past four years has beenappotnted clerk of the townshipHc resigned from coun eii to take over his new duties on Oct 15 succeeding Charles Gervais who beldthe post for 21 years but bad to give up due to ill health Mr Gervals will be retained in advisory capacity until the end of the year Mr Dalton who resides on Victoria Harborltit was member of the township council for eight years and on the school board for 12 years prior to that He has been chairman of the equaliration committee of county council this year He is not planning to sell his farm which his son is to take over The position of deputy reeve will be vacant until the township clcction which comes early sionary committee and the New Testament lesson by Doris Grier son chairman choir committee Training School Rev Ernest Lewis minister of Collier United and Rev Paul Field of Angus the service Hymns ln Ch Cousland BD DD princi of College Dr Collslind his the sermon for lhe=m Aflg ser vice on The Distihc yeness of the Church It was the llslh saty Collier United and 5p iaI music was given by the lib ir of the churchdirectcd by Lloyd Tut ford solo parts the anthems being taken by etiorKnom Al llarry Arm fred Shepherd Bayes strong and Mr Jolenuru Junio Farmers are Guild st Guthrie Community Hall5 on Wednesday Nov at 830 patI The Guild will be present ing their productionof The im portance of Being Earnest prior to production in Barrie The Junior Farmers are hoping for the full support of the commun ib 7l952 cruntry CHEV DELUXECOACH Beautiful dark metallic ditionlng Oneowncr since new green Air cqn MANY HERENow+ARESP I9sI suiclt SEDAN IBlack and lvoryiAir conditioning Dyna Reduced to NE flow radioexcellent tires QdTHER Moms Symbolized New Premises Tbeopcnlng of the modern lei offth at is Collier Street Barrie by Elmer real estateand insurance marks steady growth of business over eight years In 1948 Mr Sleaeor started with just typist in small office in Don lop Street Two year later he moved to premises on Clippertoliv Street where he built up the business until it became necessary to move his present office and to employ staff of seven ltls success built on hard work and thaloyal ty of customers The new office has an attrae tive steel front entrance with large picture window there is spacious general office off which there are five partition ed rooms used for consultations with clients The floor is cov4 ered throughout with lino tile and the walls are finishing In soft pastel shades Ilhe general de sign is pleasantly slmple modern but unostentatious BORN crrswIit the Royal Victoria is tal Barrie on Oct 15 use to and Mn Douglas Chew to ruin sxu htcr eMinsM Royal Victoria noggi tai Barrie on Oct 27 me to and Mrs Jack mm éampbeli Ave son Ste hen Kent rLANAcMNAt aoyu Victoria Hospital In In Mn amut runnu is Owen St son earnat in Royal Victoria Honi tal Barrie an Oct ma tn and Mn Gordon opp RR im rte daulhter McCULLOIIGllAt the Royal Victoria Horpltsl liarrte an on as loss to Mr and Mn Rnyner McCullough arm so daughter MELLONAt the no Victoria Hos giltI Barrie on as lose to and Mn Arnold Malian Will ownIo Ave Inn masonM the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Oct 27 use to Mr and MnEarl Patterson Bayvlow Drive Ion PchnERAt the Royal Vlctorla Hos ital sunla an act as ms to In and am Geoffrey Pitcher as ï¬tlraliane Aw son Christopher so sMTTllAt the Royal Victoria um til Earns on Oct so rare to and Mrs Alma Smith GilloId son James Douglas PERFECT GIFT roa WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES raesmranous Inside name on but as use to Bank Was Right He Did Not Sign mum cmA name is name the customer can tended no matter who signs it The staff of the Ildland brands of the Royal Bank of Canada didnt see it that way at first wheiau ahene tossed np signed name bank client but not In his band writtng Query went out Came this reply Received your letter in which you say that wasnt my signature on cheque Youre quite right You see broke my right arm and couldnt sign my name so got someone else to sign for me Its OK with me if Its OK with you At Cards of Thanks LAWnnNclWo Man to thank our kind neighbor Ind relLive for the menlea at aymoalny especially tanninu Britnell Taxi of Angus and Central Taxi of Earth for their Kr vices It the um 01 our recent Md bereavement In the ion other darling daughter Blll and Naula Lawrenlcsi lmNdKVluIan ha paclgilnnwt your out an It my bereavement ple to extend my sincerest Tnank you to my in Int ï¬ends lr Norman WATSONWe VIII IO Bland Im heartfelt thanks and Ippreclatlon for acts of undueu meua an or sympa llld bIlllnlllI flora offeflilll ro caved from relatives friends um ne bborr also Inmant Im Paul he for his consoling wont Watson Ind Famlly Angus NOTICE Applications for Sanitary Sewer Connections for installation thi year will not be accepted after November iii 195d LARGE Dircctornt Public Works noon her drag Duttorln 31133 Business 6th annals manual aromas ocroasnlzr 1m DIED Masonat Barrie on Slimli oa rrIsss Samuel Barton in tact auditor of in nnenapln hn Ciamliflm Bin risen tin snowy Funeral Home Lindu for mm on Tue flu Oct It pm Intuit alumn Cemetery nanu Gumsmut cagth Alum on nuny as Berton rt oum beloved buahand of page Hudlm 1M son 04 mi late mlnmucuminausstnv gar am at Butler rnnuI nme llllltllflfl for service ruen Oct 30 It TM pm Inumlnt ahfllï¬ iii using St er me lion on land 06L In minn Stolen wlfa of rat in John Jones dear mom or mattee swim and nornee tn aar uni year Rest at the lieut it Men Home Bufllld 5L nlrfll Servteo In Ln chapel Wed nenay at pan interment Itan Cemclï¬y wt Al Toronto on Sunday on 11 IN Andrew WIN of Pensn Ave Toronto beloved but band of Netlln Roadhouse lather nf Hilda Gordon Orville Ausny um Norman Donald IAwtn Alvin uni Nettle matinl It Bates and blad dicta Funeral ChIMl Averill Road uat south navenportl Service II the thlpel Tuesday It para interment Prospect Cemetery Parking pmvloedl NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING rasilouon IIcElicc falcemlng District Number TAKE NOTICE thlt the Annual Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for Ucenlinl District Num comprising the Counties or Pool Slmcoe Ind tho Dil men of Munich and Parry Sound will be held at tho Municipal Council Chamber Mulcaster Street in th coe on Tuesday the amt day Nov ember lm communclna at the none of 10 oclock In the toronoon at whlch time it will near and determine Ip Ilcatlnm for the renewal of licences accordance with THE LI UOR LIEENCE ACT Ind Regulations an un or AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE met any person resident in tho nld licensing district objectlnl in any such lp Ilcatlon llllll Illn nlr grounds of ob cc ion In writing with the Actins Relillrlr It lonsttcn day the meeting II nanvms Acting Deputy nunmr as Fleet treat Baal rono nntarllf General Iluty STARTING SALARY Senior llurses 5900 WEEKLY REQUIRED FOR GREENACRES HOME FOR THE AGED NEWMARKET Must be registered in the Province of Ontario Bonefitslncludc ienaionlgtlan statumrdeayLQAccurnulntivg Sick 2a APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE 381 Bloor Street Toronto or MR THOMSON HOME FOR THE AGED Eagle Street 195 METEOR SEDAN Special two tone brown and conditioning Ebtceptionally reï¬l buy at TO fchéIoosE FROM Newmarket QDELrRADEs WHICH IVIUST do ECIALS beige an clean own at Barrio In the County or Sim
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