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511 lHr can of Audit ltur tiriulatiiins hiith The First Column Election Is Two Weeks From Today llii federal election pm 11111 11111 El 11 11111 litu ili lr liizs li1 1111 111 111 l1c the 1111 1111 111 11 11111111s 1111s tur 1111 111l i1 11111 111 pittiiants intui lli 111 l11111c11li11i ltltllll handling the fiiisl lln isiiittiitg lipiztzi 11 1111 been on tlillttllt ii in 11 111111 111cits past Will ltriil Il noiiieiits lien in lnli Matlil 1111 151 lio pitpailiil l1 11 Milli 111 li1t sick ittne 11 1111 twlil house but 111 iii1iit1i1i llvll 1111 many 1111111 11111111 iidcil to the votels lists tc 11121111 11111 the prelimin iry Ilthari list int lliii11 1111 May 11 Non tl11 11111 llf1l5 have 111 be pfiiitrd We llit 111 double 1l111k Illi ltlitiilllil 111 lliiil is 1111 on l1 iiihan final 1111 you cant 1111 iIlitl 911 ll lti1liv is official nomination day in the lllTl IllI in which The lIyauiitici 11111 titll llaiitcltscll is in 511111111 lll 11lin11 but The lifxitlllllltl l1i IlllIlV subsciibeis lll liifferi1Sinco1 11111 Sinicoi IIasl ftro liiiy 1111l Hellenic lttlllli itll in Humor liS lnnisfll West luilliiiioiiry lceuniscthlos rotontio iiid 1lali are in Duffer iiiSuncoc S1 vcral thousand lis lilllllllli 111 into those areas lsVlll ltli lltlift our coverage of three ii1liiis fit this election cani paign Weve been getting few knocks lately and no pats so we must iepcat The Barrie Examiner still has the largest audited circu lation of any town weekly neslt paper in Canada Many pcopir have been asking when will work be continued on the 11111 lllfitlrllLlllll from lor 1111111 111 liairie llon leoruc litillv cctt minister of highways said the 1111111 day tenders for overhead bridges had lncn received June and that construction will start again Mr liourctt explained that lack of structural steel had cur tailed work to late and the rlepaif llltlll had avoided taking materials from home builders The highway at present is graded from Toronto to Barrie and has thin gravel surlt face Access is prevented by signs and barriers at feeder roads Coni pletion of the overhead bridges will allow use of the highway but it will he at least two years be fore it is completely surfacod Mr louclttt said No mention was made of the continuation of the highway from where it now intersects Highway 27 at ESSii Road across the town limits to Hayfield Street and on to Crown Ilill Mrs II If Hamilton writes from Ilollywood California and there is some interest for hockey fans in her letter Mr Hamilton has been an invalidfor several months but they have television set and the hockey matches iii the Pacific Coast League have been constant joy to these former Canadians They tuned in and watched via the air waves the San Diego games To them the Skyliawks were the home team because Gilly St Pierre Jaydec McArthur and Rusty Aikiii exBarrie Flyers were on the San Diego team They became familiar with these boys by read ing about them in The Examiner Mrs Hamilton is the former Gladys Walls sister of my father the late Walls When my father came from Tottcnhani via Elmvale to enter th newspaper field in Bar rie Mrsllamilt0n was his first bookkeeper and his first linotype operator She married Hammy Hamilton young civil engineer working on the construction of the present Highway N0 11 from Tor onto to Barrie We have no Canadian television but am intrigued with the smart program my auntSent us frbm Cal ifornia Its The Eyes and Ears of the West KTLA channel Para lywood Programs for seven days are listed in twocolor printing Programs 5tartdaily at 530 pm with news and music Cowboy Slim comes on at six oclock Here are some of the program titles Time For Beany Handy Hints Cartoon comedy Musical scrap book Rancho newsreel Magazine of the Week Youth Forum Roving Gamera ArmchairVDetectivefWor mans World Hollywood Opport tunity Western Varieties Ciro Styles This Wasonly some of the features but there was boxing card wrestling Show and baseball game also listed The thdllon HoweMin ister ofTrade and Commerce spent most of Saturday in Barrie In Department of Transpbntrbockheed he flew to Camp Borden from Windsor arriving at noon He was met on the landing field by Camp Bordcnfnfficials and by Glad stone Currie Liberal candidate for Simcoc North and Lt Jack Wal lace MC sof Barrie MrgCurrle drove Mr Howe to Barrie for luncheon at the Currie home In the afternoon Mr Howe had an informal look at Barrie and visited mgtthe Liberal committee rooms where he talked to the campaign workers Later large group drove from Barrie to Collingwood where Mr Howe had dinner and met the cam paign workers of the Liberal Party He addressed gathering of some 700 people in the collegiate audi torium that evening report of this meeting is coming for our Thursday edition from The C011 ingwood EnterpriseBulletin After the meeting Mr Howe was driven back to Camp Borden by Mr Cur rie and Bob Leishman He paid brief visit to the Air Force Day ii dance and then his two pilots whisked him away before mid night They flew to Ottawa and the Trade Minister was able for the first time in some weeks to sleep 11 If your naiiie THE Year No 40 HIE FOSI MIDHURST JUNE l9 The fifth Annual Srltici of Worship for Airlcullural people will he held under the sponsorship of the Rural Life oiiiniittre of the Sinicor ount Federation of Agricul ture at Springwafcr Park Mill burst on Sunday June Iii coni mcncing at 1100 pm Special speaker for the day is ltcv Young newly appointed chaplain at the Ontario Agri cultural olIigc liielph All rural people are invited to at tcnil this service 111111 111113 MCPHEE HOUSE INNISFIL TWP li1111lt1 belonging to llugli Mc lliie on the Ilfh concession of In tiisfil lownsliip about lltllt noilli of Stroud Lvasrtiinpltlely destiny ed by fire vvstciday atteinoon The fire began about two oclock in the afternoon lly Llilll the house was burntd down to the foundation The owner was unable to save anyof his belongings except for small itllltfllll carried out by Jim iny Kiiicely 12 who was alone in the house with him when the lite started Some little chicks which wcie kept in the shed at the back of the house where the tire began were victims 111 the tire The cause of the fire is unknown Neighbors arrived at the scene Another feature of Progressive only iti time to keep the fire from spreading in the grass surrounding the dwelling false alarm had brought the Barrie Fire Brigade out to the filth concession 1n4lilldily afternoon when someone reported about three miles north of Stioutl Mr Mclhee had no telephone to call for help Shelburne Staff of Bank Toronto Honor Gumb The staff of the Shelbuine branch of the Bank of Toronto recently held party in honor of Lester Gumb who had been acting man ager of the branch for period of eight weeks during the illness and deatti of James Milmine Donald Gordon an accountant at the bank expressed the apprecia lion of the staff and presented Mr Gumb with picture of the falls at Hornings Mills Mr and Mrs IIalliday caretakers of the office presented Mr Gumb with box of linen handkerchiefs On the following evening the staff visited Mrs Milinine at her home On behalf of the staff Les ter Gumb presented her with double strand of pearls Mrs Milmine leaves shortly to take tip residence in Toronto In the meantime she will visit with her sister in Banff AUYNORIZED rcci Cilia HA1 HOLD RURAL SERVICEl or WORSHIP fire BARRIE BARRlE ONTARlO CANADA 11101DYJlgilt ii if Oflll LUAhlil tiliAA Letter Carrier Service Started Ten Years Ago 1IN NE 01 llliill llli lll vents 11111 lcl iter delivery service llli star with six carriers Since that time lllt wait lllthlftltfXltlllltl and tlicic11111=1wii111 ficttcr carriers The 1illltl1 p111 11ti iiiit iwnli other 111st oflirc oilicials Front row left to right luwart lfl11llli1ltittiillittl1il Iliomson posiniaslcr 111111311211111111 tiaiiiing and welfare branch foionto 12 Roy Kiglitley postal siipcivisor iiintrc r1111 left to right ted in llaiiii 11111111 lack ll 1rayd1111 llowncss ill Allandalc flare Illlo tl1 romp ton linctanr 1111I Xlilltastir Harry Wharton Iail1111 llll1 151114 111111 11121 111 11111211 lliltlt1 wrlioii llilll llevirly 11 11 1311 Ho 1131 MONTH FOR FIREMEN 11111111 111111 111l11 1111 l11 11 11 TilHitler Al11liiistitt lliljifltill 13 ti 11 11 ltl1l3itl lliatltoid roatuf 1111 1111 itil Illtttl Ilor 1111 Allatulzilc 11121 1155 Miss museum 1111111111111 Reg TLL Federation of Agriculture Field Day of Midland Little Lake Park June l8 Mr Gumb is now enjoying months vacation at home Last week we reported that the Osborne Colson Summer Ice Skat ing School in Barrie Arena 1948 would be at Simcoe Memorial Arena this year We learn from Thursdays Simcoe Reformer of great controversy in that town 0v er this very fact The sixman Arena Commission has split down the middle and the Secretary has resigned because of difference with the Town Council It was re vealed that although negotiations were practically completed for es tablishing the figure skating school in Simcoe it has been found that large number of pipes were leak ing An attempt had been made to weld the defective pipes without success with the result that the pouring of the new floor was post poned The Commission was unani mous in its decision to postpone in nitelythe floor operation but was divided in opinion on thead visabilitwaattenypting to operate the skating school But the Council wants the school inSimcoe and so the matter rests with nothing de finite as yet WKW Progressive Conservative Party platformbefore the large group of womenwho filled the OddfellowSl Temple 1132111112 for the ladies meeting last Thursday afternoon Julian Ferguson MP for Sim coe North for the past four years and several members of the local party committee alsospoke during the afternoon Progressive Conservative gov ernment in Canada would mean above all individualism and integi rity said Mrs Ellis Strong men and women with tremendous will to builda strong future for them seTv had made this country she said nd their main strength had been their individualism The gov ernment that was now in power she added thought for the people from the cradle to the grave and left no opportunity for individual ism or ingenuity Mrs Arthur Ellis OBE laid the Conservative government would be the freedom to develop better labormanagement relationship labor board with representation from both parties would be set up to deal with the labor situation Social security for the aged and unemployable in which the indis vidual would pay his share through the years when he was able to work was third point on the party platform Also on the same basis the speaker promiSed would The Simeoe Couiity Federation of Agriculture is sponsoring its first Animal Field Day in Midland at Little Lakt Park June 18 at 1000 am Chamber on Saturday The Midland of Commerce extended the invitation to meet there this year The Field Dayis iii the nature of County Farmers Day and is open to all country people All farm organizations have been 111 vitcd to attend andto help with the program There is to be softball tourna ment program of water sports races and games for children special events an old time fiddlers contest horse shoe pitching tourna merits and tugofwar While the softball tournament is by invitation the other events are open and anyone interested is in vited to enter and participate People are asked to bring their own picnic baskets but refreshm The lllllli of two StllOllSlllljii ment hootli will be operating in the park This is the biggest single event planned by the County Federation of Agriculture since its organiza tion and it is hoped that it will be real success contests odGraduation Exercises Ell11 Royal Victoria Hos ar viceclinirniaii 1111l1e board 111 iliu llav Gibson ll1lytll1lllllt lli1i llinina Willwiii of lLirtie wa illll of the prize for the lllllllflil standing in liltltltl nurs tug which donated by the Nurs Aliiinnrie 11114 l11lllll iraliatn llt1itil 1111e11i11 111 the hospital prestiiteil the and llll next plllt for highest standing in obstetrics which was won by Miss Violet Smith of trillia The latter was also donated by the Nurses Alum nae The prize for operating room 11111111111111 which is donated by the graduate iiiiics of the staff of the hospital was tiltIittllttl to Mist Gertrude lictl operating room sup eiv1oi Miss lllllillltlll Langnian assist ant siiperintciidenf presented the fpiizr for general neatness also donated by the graduate nurses to Miss Joyce lilaek of Alliston The prize for training school interest run of llllllliliu by Miss lllll ishanahaii hospital superintendent The prize is donated by Miss Shani ahan Other graduates in the class were Miss Donna Douglas of Brand on Manitoba Miss Margaret Dyer Port MeNicoll Miss Patricia Kidd of Cookslown Miss Muriel Mus grove of Silflbillltflll Saslmtehewan Miss Sarah lVlclannet of Toronto and Miss Iliith Smith of Midliiirst Dr loss lurnbull presented hypodeiinics to each of the gradu lof the hospital Nurses reference books given by the Womens Hos pital Aid to members of the grad iuating class were presented by Mrs ll Gable president of the Hospital Aid arranged through the cooperation mens Ilospital Aid and Mrs Ii Montagu Leeds to assist in post mymq COMING Evzivrs Jean Bell of lairy Sound by Miss was presented to Miss Mae Gcnd of Wyevale bliss Barbara Evans of ates on behalf of the medical staff lot the Nurses Alumnae the Woi illit tnrt Iiiomas illltl Iiiolo by lllttllll Keir ATWMR 11111 11li1 llll ltiv 111ll Kit 1111 xii 1111111111111 11 111 l1 Itl1t l11j11lw tinl gt 11111 ltltil 1111 1ll 1311 lIlt l1 11 1111 21111 the flanu 111111i pl i111 1111111i11 llitlil 11111111 lHIH 11 lil ltiiw 111 ll Mi llll1 1111111In l111 11i1lminiiiilh lnf l1111ig alllt Illittlirletit 111 tiiitlzain itlltll ll lti11itucitt lll 11liii 11 ill Htl1111l 1I1tl lltlllillt1Illlltl llt 1111111111 to itlill 111 ll Vllii il vlflllllil llir1t1 Hart 11l lliltiililv lll xvi1 11131 1l lie illjjtlltrl 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it tlinillcs 11111111 MW of nll lileplitine office fui 111 turn Street l11llgti Ill iltill tfi till 111111112111 tire liirkcs will 111 il f1111fli lit shed 1111 fire it 11 llalrlwlii bu it ill at tlll of lill11lltlll car on fire at 11 lllalm felicial lcarkcs is 1111 of anadas most famous soldiers winner of the Victoria ross in World War Wine lie was elected to parliament in 1913 He came to aiiadit from ling land when ill and after term of ranching in Alberta joined the 1115111111111 Ile enlisted as private in IllIS and six months later in France was bush fire on Anne 51 zrass fire at Hill icncral speak at latlies meeting in ollingwooil Fair Grounds Here Wednesday Home 111 the thrills of thatalgai iilillllllttlt 1ll blow info Blllll on cor 10ml liVllllllilllv lie was Wednesday June 11 when 1111 IrlmlllTl ll WW illl it if Vitti Alli biin 11 colliiiel was wounded fivc times and was decorated with the highest awards for bravory that can be earned by sold lhoroiighbreds for the chuck wa gon races at the Fair Grounds ier in the Commonwealth fore Th llmup is touring Easter peacetime servo anarla for the first time They with Princess Pats1 and started on May 23 in Mitchell and was in command of All 13 at algary when World War Two broke out He went overseas in 193 as commander of the 2nd Infantry Brigade In July 1940 llf was made majorgen eral and given command of the First aiiadian Iivisioii Iii September 1942 in the face of threat from Japan be was re tiiriicd to iiiiadit to head Paci fic ommantL graduate studies had not been de cided at the time 111 the graduation Rev James Ferguson presented llltCilllllS and diplomas to 1111 L1121dll afing class vifli the assistance of Warren Wilgar In her address Miss Campbell 271 before heading back to Calgary tTnjiiis years Stampede fourhorse hitch are individually owned and raced by such men as Ronnie Glass threctime Stampede champion Jack Higgins and Theo Thage Local entries are also en couraged to compete for the $501 purse in each halfmile race loderich on May 24 Charlie Mav ety of Kleinburg 0111 went in 63 seconds to win one race Besides the races the show pro vides trick and fancy riding and roping clown acts cowboy songs and music Roman races and Rom an jumps featuring Shorty Clarke Danny Wilkinson Mary Lou The urged the graduating nursesz pro Sunset Play Boys and the Breck ject the influence of nursing be1 enride Family tyond the bedside iii their future life The nurse she said was expec ted to be good citizen and lead er in the community early attempts to They were facing future of Japan failed lpublic service she said and oneiin mm in Turn to pagctwo please GREAT KHAN TIIWARTED Two invade Kublai Khan tried 1274 and his second ex pedition in 1281 was destroyed by AMI Thousands For RCAF Htiiimi 111131 1L2 Illalze rubbish fire at 31 11111111111 Cliuck Wagon Races his 1111 head of Standard Breds and will finish up in Sariiia on June The prairie pantries with their tic bect on Pegcs To Central Air Commond llltlll vHlAlN ll lllll2 AH 11 Wmnnw 2211111 111111111l Sen 111 11 111 lltil 11f 11131i 11o=111n1t liwnton lln Jaw11 111 lit 11111 ll 111 i111oti1 1llvl i111111111111 11 Itlll Tsl 111 HliiJ ltviiiiito lioitp 31111111 llai1y was 1111111111 1i111 11111111 Sirvicc Hyatt l1itii1 1i1111l airp 1311111111 11112131 1111111 3111111 to his titltitilfllli 111 131111112 of at lllllllll1 1l11 tltt 1lt11 11111 then to loin S2lt11 WI lelii in lingfanri to the p1t 11 11 Allan Dymenf Elected VicePresident of Toronto investment Company nnount11nu111 W115 lllllilt litt lll ly of the election of Allan lly ment formerly of llariii president of than Bios Limited lorontn He has 111111 director of the company 1111 1111115 years and is 1llln11vn lllltlilLll out the investment bunniwu Mr Dyincnt 11 the third 51111 111 11 lii 11gt nfon tlie late Mr and Mrs 511111111 liy linent of full Street Harrie Ilc Lwas born heic educated at Vtl 1Waid School and graduated from EBFI eisity of Toronto until he vont 1111 New York where he started in the bond business with Martens C11 lietiirnni to Toronto Mr Dy iiiriifliectinio partner 111 the new bond firm of Dyinent Anderson for years lllCll firm is still itllltd on by Mr Anderson after Demon Limited Mr Dyment is married ias one son David is an Anglican in reli gion member of seveial clubs 1n cluding the Toronto Hunt Club and Yacht Club Richard McCulloch former may or of Orangevrllo was chosen Thursday night at Alliston as Lib eral candidate for DiiflerinSimcoe in the coming federal elections The Scottishborn World War One tClElIlllC times iiitiyonof the Duflcrin County Town was 7F candidate for lllC same ridingt in the provincial elections of filth Earl Rowe Progressive Conserva live sittingr member for 211 years Nomipations are being held today at Oraiigcvillc It is unlikely there will be CCF standardbearer III the riding McCulloch stated Earl Rowe doeq not officially and properly repre sent this constituency In fact he is one of the poorest representa qtivcsofanv Ijidingin the Domin NER Barrie after which lit attended Unil which he jouierl Burns Bros RidharndCulloch Na By DufferinSirncoe Liberals In accepting the nomination iVlI Twice Weekly MONDAY and THURSDAY trod isit Camp Borden Open House Id Para cl June 11 11 1111 11 i1 31 iliiil 11 311 itxtl titllttl of 11 1i1li1 Ill ll Al siiiii iiiloiiisi 11 gt111 1111 act the 111 11pZv 1111111 11 lli 7111 l1l111vitii Ill 24 11 the ciii 11112 111 lltil and 1311ti11 11111 =t11lf11loivii law 1111 111111 1111111lilil 1111 11 Min on the i=1111i 11111 and truck This vol 1111 111 1111311 but the It1 l11l1 11 l1 i=1 1111tia11l 11 low level the 1111111111 11f llll1llllt1ll part 5111 11 riziiiii into 1llt The shoes 11 11 11 1111le111l1lic can play in 11 ho afiy have be 111111111lrilr1l IIX ILLIINT Ilhlt pinv tied 111 marching Ianl lt11111t by the Tollingwooil illtt 1111111 aid the famous 2nd 1lll11ilftl lll1illill Signals Band from loionto llc Signals Band 11 nt lliiunuh some of their pre Ill11111 Illllllt and alro played con cert punibi remarkable exhibi tion of 1llll can be icconiplishcd nuzscally by 11ll1riiiied trum p11 and drizni litilltlll10 were collt ortul in their scarlet and black uniforms of the Open House invitation to inspect the various hangars where ti 1111 mg is carried on by the Tech meat Training School of the RCAI lhe aiup Borden Station is not actively iiieaued 111 flying The main function is to train ground tradesmen in the skills required to maintain and service aircraft to keep them flying HANUAR TOUR Moving through the various hangars the work in each is brief ly described Turn to page five please med the Liberal administration He cle clarerl the people wouldnt forget George Drews statement about Family Allowances Boake extolled the long record of service by the Liberal party There was real reason to be proud of being Liberals he declared He referred feelineg to the lit lion Mackenzie King My Mcciitlocp 111 01111141 110 land his wonderful inspiration and leadership He said the people of Canada cant afford to take cliangr as 11vas being suggested Harold lltlll1llil young vet 1can said the Liberals had played great part during the war and Turn to page eight please GorgiJSSGM Feted Mrs ArthurEllis BE Speaks To Ladies Here be hospitalization and family al lowances The Piogressive Conservative govcfnment she concluded would reduce taxes tremendous sur plus was piled up aiid all that was neededto reduce taxation was little economy in governmentshc stated The exemption for single Turn to page Elht1pla$el MRS ARTHUR ELLIS OBE Keep July for strawberry festival at St Pauls Church in nisfil 404111 Bingo Legion Hall OwenSt 1M0nday June 13 ll plll auspices lLadies Auxiliary Good prizes 40h Dancing creation Hall to Norm Burling and HisilKings Men 900 pm to 100 ainf 33tfb Lawn supper St Georges CliiirchAllandale that was to be held June 22 has been postponed until Wednesday June 29 pm 39143b Stroud baseball club barn dance Friday June 17 Gibbins barn miles south ofvStioud Re freshment counter by ChilliWifli Club Admission 50c 39411 Have you an alcoholic problem Come to Barrie AA group meet ing Thursday evening oclock in Library Hall Everybody wel come 40b Bill Howe and his music featur ing Olly English vocalsby charm ing Melitta Day Bill Harris and the trio at Cookstowu Dance Pav ilion every Friday night Come and enjoy real treat The sweet est music this side of heaven 391fb Strawberry festival ham salad plate strawberries auspices Bond Head United Church WMS com munity ParkBond Head Wednes day June 29 Supper 530 to 800 pm Ball game and threeact comedy play Miss Chatterboxj by Young People Burton Avenue United Church Barrie Sale of goods during evening Adults 75c children 500 4043b every Friday night BCClOIl Community MemorialrRei 57 Greetings From English City ExWarden George Patterson of Port McNicoll is pictured here with His Worship Thomas McCutcheon Lord Mayor of Newcastle Upon Tyne England Mr Patterson returned re cently from an overseas trip He is shown signing the civic guest book at Newcastle He is presenting letter or greet ings to the Simcoe County Council from Mayor McCutcheon County Council une sessions open today in Barrie w0uld be opposed atall Liberal ion of Canada He not in the House of Commons enough At least will be able to give you de cent representation The Liberal convention in Allis ton Town Hall was sparsely at tended with not more than 50 people present short notice and for time itdid not look as if Hon Earl Rowe Chair manwasH Church KC of Or angeville Those nominated were Charles Henry Thornton Richard Mc Culloch Orangeville Boake Thornton Harold Halbert Thornton All withdrew in favor of Mr McCullocliawho delivered an impassioned oration denounc ing the Conservative party in gen Iar RIDING ASSOCIATION Elections to the DufferinSimcoe Association resulted 1as follows President Church KC Orangeville Jack Wilson An gus vicepresidegt Glen Ledlow Camilla secretaryitreasurer exec utive McBride Orangeville Joseph Cochrane Innisl Clifford Faint Melancthon Harold Halbert Essa Clyde OLeary Adjala George Lisk Tecumseth Clarence Maguire West Gwillimbury Nor man FordBeeton Selwy1n McLean Mulmurf James Feehely Totten ham John Hostrawser Amaranth Watts Shelburne Wallace Marshall Mono BoWerman Alliston Charles Henry stressed some of the benets brought to farmers by ieral and George Drew in particu It was called on 11 RT BRO ROBINS Dis trict Deputy Grand Master of Georgian District was greeted by members of the Masonic Order from Lindsay to Meaford on the occasion of his official visit to his home lodge Caledonian No 249 AF andAM Midland on Mon day May 30 It was one of the largest Masonic gatherings in years in Midland Corinthian and Kerr lodges of Barrie were well The visitors took full opportunity represented Presentations were made to Mr Robins and to Mm Robins Outof lodge hourerr Robins is in his second century as principal of Mldland Free District High School