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mlILISHE Ill Published Twice mm Monday and Thursday MacLABEN RESIDENY Ht IANAGIHG IDITOI WALLS IICIPIESIDERI HID BUSiIES IARAGKI EXHIBITION OPENS TOMOIIIIpW The Canadian Natidnal Exhibition open ing at Toronto is again heralded as the oile big event iii the history of Ontarios active year Advance notices indicate that the Manager Elwood Hughes has brought tog gether entertainment features which rival any former year and the exhibition features promise to outdo ill magnitude and variety any former year The is national in its scope It reflects the Dominions growth and progress Hundreds of thousands of visitors front all parts of Canada and the UnitedI States throng the big show which is easily the finest advertising event of the year for Canadian industry husbandry and fine arts Last year 292 million visitors passed through the turnstiles The hope is cherished that this year will exceed the record of 1948 Vlscoulit Alexander Governor General WEB or Class Weekllu of Canada Audit Bureau of Circulation Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Town of Barrie $300 year By Mail $250 year Outside Canada year Single Copies Monday 3c Thursday 5c the individual share to 13 cents month In emphasizing the futility of sharetlie wealth program to elevate the standard of living the writer included this paragraph Dominion bureau of statistics figures Total employment August 1946 4860000 Total of all personal incomes in Canada 1946 esti mated at $10279000000 Average income about $2100 It you earned more than $2100 you are getting more than would beyours in general sharetl ewealtli program NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION WEEK National Immunization Week sponsored by the Health League of Canada ill cooper ation with departments of health through out anada occurs this year from the lltli to the 17th of September During this week determined effort will be made to attract Dominionw1de attention to the need and possibilities of attacking especially those two communicable diseases of childliomlmdiph tlierla and whooping cough As in previous THE aliasing minivan mm CANADA WIiaddya Mean Cold War 6E ovi ed ml 60 FROM HERE warn New York State Potato Growers Epicstnt and spoke briefly on be ghalf of the press Mr Cianston isaiti he felt that those who did not find for the dinner llitllitllllg the lplcss should have been fed ollly gill puililuw We are iilezised to have thel secd potato growers of Steilbetl tounly Vicit Ncrth Simcoe Mr iCrunstnn said to see the bean ties of this county and especially the area known as liuroriia Row lever We Will not appreciate your liuinin out ville es as was done In Iih why of sleightofhund which by soniexlsitois from New York State 300 years ago Dominion lnspector Robt llel nlcr gave short entertainment in was greatly enjoyed The visitors from Steuben Coun were Stanley Peck Buck Gardn ner liarold Dempsell Frank Edged comb Lesiar Schwingle Williaml Marks Robert Wheeler William Sheppard Leo Schneider Norman Schneider Rocky Rathbun Ken Schults Graham and Wil liam Dobbs illeltrzil Tuesday the visit would be in Spences arm at Eim fer air Simcoe inear 19 am dtcllt and on to Joseph lMarctnldons at Lafontaine Lun Continued Iloin page one from oilse iclzctallg an lien inspec 305 lubhher Thliion would be made of farms in IIILILEIHE Elev Pics Herald anlemy an Jr as Km 91 Conceson It llille llgtUC llc tdllm if The 11th nrmadle lllliilrii incite mi Tunes leie mild ltnrig Thursday Urillia where Champlain landed THURSDAY AUGUST 25 1949 brlvflr at the conclusion or Ongzslabllsl this part of North days dinner outlining the balance and then Darbys be at the Canada we seed PUHo vited ledilesdlys boat trip would be PRAIRIE UNIVERSITI on the City of Dover from Penc Cupoage stated On The University of Albcrta was islt would tu established 11 1905 and the Lniver sity of Saskatchewan ill 1907 my 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Sedan 1947 Ford Deluxe Coach 1946 Dodge Special Sedan 1942 Dodge Sedan 1939 Chevrolet Coupe 1938 Dodge Coach 1935 Pontiac Coach 7Alt elic 1111 toppage said Mr Hale aided and stayed all win Mr nppugc announced that the annual meeting of the North Sim Coopr rative would be held in Elmvale on Mon lday evening Sept to imernbers and growers which all were in neth Wolcott William Stellllifltl IL iIdnionds it New 1946 Ford if Ton Pickup 1942 Ford Ten Stake HD Equip 1942 Fargo Ton Platform 1941 Plymouth Sedan Delivery will foicially open the Exhibition years the active cooperation of press radio Monday the visitors had lunClll 1938 Fargo Ton Panel DEATH OF MAJOR STIVEII AN UNTIMELY LOSS It was shock to his many friends in Bar rle and especially to the business men with whom he was ill close contact as secretary manager of the Chamber of Commerce for two years to learn of the death of Major Lovell John Stiver OBE in Sunnybrook Mil itary Hospital Toronto Wednesday of last weekl Several times since he took his new pOSil tion at Port Arthur he had been back to Southern Ontario and always spenta day re newing acquaintance here He was in Toronto in June for the International Trade Fair and at that time he had not been feeling well but to his friends there was no indication as he radiated his genial personality as usual It was completely unexpected that few weeks later he would become critically ill and fall to recover Major Stiver had distinguished military career and had advanced to an important degree In the field of Chamber of Commerce work He went on active service at the out break of war and eventually became G802 at Camp Borden Headquarters in charge of training Following tour of service over seas in 1943 he was awarded the OBE He became secretarymanager of Barrie Chamber of Commerce at the end of the war He liked Barrie very much and it was with great regret that he left for Port Arthur but he could not turn down the great op portunity for advancement which came late in 1947 It was with equal regret that direct ors of the local Chamber accepted his re signation but all were glad of his opportun ity It was clear indication of his capabilw ities The late Major Stiver was one of the best irifle shots in Canada and several times re lpresented his country on the Bisley team in England He was possessed of fine baritone lvolce and his songs were delight to hear lHis friendly character was such that he made friends easily wherever he went It is with ya great sense of loss that we record for the citizens of Barrie their deep regrets at the Cuntimely lossof Major Jack Stiver andex tend sincere sympathy to his sorrowing par onts sisters and brothers THE COUNTY HEALTH UNIT The Town Council of Collingwood has re quested the Simcoe County Health Unit for breakdown of monthly costs as pertaining do the Town of Collingwood In reply Coll ilrigwood was advised that this could not be done owing to the Unit being short of per sonnel Collingwood in response said that lsueh figures should be available for every Vmunicipality in the County and passed are splution to this effect Doubtless there has been some criticism of this branch of County Council activity but this has seldom been backed with necessary figures and other details This however doesnot detractfrom the rasonableness of Collingwoods request for statement of what the operation of this Uriithas been casting the town nor is it an answer to the requestthat every municipality besimilarly treated While municipalities Yard entitled to ledge as to the means of preventing these diseases will be made available to the public There are some other communicable dis eases which will receive attention iii some parts of Canada at least Tetanus is one In some parts of Canada BCG is recognized as an effective means of preventing tubercu losis It is interesting to note that during inumber of years recently there has been no smallpox in the Dominion In 1948 there were 898 cases of diphtheria in Canada with 85 deaths and 7084 cases of whooping cough with 155 deaths The number of cases of whooping cough has fallen from 19082 in 1943 to 7084 in 1948 These diseases have diminished largely because of widespread use of preventives which are considered to be ef fective Last year there were almost as many deaths from whooping cough as from diph theria scarlet fever and poliomyelitis com billed While unfortunately poliomyelitis is not yet preventable disease diphtheria and whooping cough are preventable The ex penditure of time energy and money in see ing to it that preventable maladies are pre vented is more than justified It is hoped that parents throughout the Dominion will cooperate with the health authorities in see ing to it that their children are immunized PICK UP LOOSE OBJECTS The summertime is the season for circus es and using this idea the Industrial Accid ent Prevention Association in poster is sued recently use an illustration of seal balancing ball to drive home the fact that fall can be serious The bulletin stat es that seal can balance on aball But try it Youll probably fall to stressethe necessity of good housekeeping on the job and gives the practical advice Pick up loose objects fall can be serious lt AFTER SEVEN YEARS Safety Engineer who had been serving with the United States Army Engineer Corps tin Korea talking to friendT on hisretum to the States about the newest develop ments in accident prevention was told that there had been no new thinking and there were no new techniques of any consequence in thepast great many years and that the right kindof effort now as then got results while the wrong kind still did no good ltgt OPINIONS or OTHERS good story says the LetterReview comes from Britain completely authentic concerning theman who had been in Sudan broke his glasses on his return voyage to Bri tain saw British Optician discovered that it would take some months to get new pair sent his glasses by airmail to Khar toum got them back in 10 days Mitchell TOWn Council recently held what is called in Common parlance Beef Night to give the citizens there an opportunity to let themselves be heard Only foursugges tions werereceived alltold As the result of one beef the ringing of the town belluat 6am each morning will be discOntinuecl Following toast to lCreemoreProgress Club moving pictures and great variety 01 vol ill Springwnlel Pulk then were untary associations will ensure that know on 112 Visits CGE Plant Barrie trilcclnoic Star Members of the ieclnore branch of the Canadian Progress Club accompanied by their Indies jour neyed to Barrie on Thursday af ternoon lilsi where profitable hour was spent visiting the splen did modern Canadian General Electric plant The visitors were taken on conducted totir through the build ing and for themselves the various processes in the making of such electric appliances as tea kettles irons floor polishers toasters and also electrically heat ed blankets The ladies were particularly impressed with the blankets which are not yet as common as the other gadgets The finished blanket IS in reality two blankets sewn together with inter laced wiring elementsandjjcofn thermostats To ivarm up on lb bed you simply plug wire from the blanket into convenient outI let and presto you have heat high low or medium Additional quilts are said to be unnecessary Following the visit to the plant the party went to the Robindale Inn for dinner This inn is sill hated on beautiful Kempenfeldt Bay at the east end of the town It was originally the old Stewart home well known barristers inl Barrie into the third generation This commodious residence of 22 rooms aswell as the large grounds which suiround it was evidently found impractical in these days when servants are luxury The place was sold and converted IIIi to an inn where catering is done to weddings and other groups as well as it being quiet and pop ular stopping place for tourists The president of the club Jim Young presided at the dinner which was an excellent repasi Smith proposed toast to the ladies which was responded to by Mrs Gordon Watsim toast to visitors was intioducetl by lriddlc and responded to by Reeve liugn Johnston of Orillia who was guest of Reeve George Shepherd of Crcclnore Gorsline and Christie of Collingwood pleasing feature of the pro ceedings was the presentation of past presidents jewel to the im mediate past president Frank Gray The presentation was made by May fitting reply was made by the recipient The special speakerwwasrAllan Byers plant supervisor of the CGE works in Barrie He was intro duced by VicePresident Leighton Mr Byers spoke on public relations in business and ill his address he handed out to his audience many worthwhile sug gestions on cultivating general feeling of camaraderie between management customers and labor The president thanked the speak er for his address and also for the privilege the party had enjoy ed by being shown through the plant FARM LABOR The agricultural labor force in Canada as reported in March 1949 was estimated at 936000 Acl scales and honest cording to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics Labor Force Bulletin this is considerably below the February 1948 total of 972000 It is estimated that about 94000 were paid farm workers Unpaid fam ily workers on farms numbered 207000 and some 610000 reported being ownaccount workers with out paid employees There were fewer paid and unpaid workers and more ownaccount workers reported in March 1949 than in the King February 1948 Dr Montgomdry Dr Hamilton Dr Cleland The Otario Health Department staff changes in clude Dr Stanley Montgomery who becomes Super intendent of the Ontario Hospital School at Orillia Dr Foster Hamilttmwho takes overas Superintendent at Ontario Hospital Cobourg 3aiidfDrChar1esv Clelarid taken on tour of the Forestry Station after which they inspect cd potato farms ill Oro Townshipi Tuesday the tour continued through the Lafrlntuine district of Tiny Township Wednesday the visitors had boat trip on Geor gian Bay and today they are visit ing farms in the rillia Townshipf area Friday they will take ill the opening day of the Canadian Na tioilal Exhibition Edward Cuppapc of Orillia spoke Phone 5355 On Our Lot 172182 Bradford St Film RUTS VMHABHS sow 11 THE IDIAI WAY GIVE l3 Customers Corner 11 What makes good meat department Here are the things we want you to find in your AP meat department Top grades of meat at money savingr prices Trimming of ex cess fat and bone before weighing Plainly rk ed prices accurate weight sanitary conditions Expert butchers and enough of them Prompt courteous SCYVICC Do you get all these things at your AP as you should If not please let as falling down know where were ANN PAGE 8lfoziar 19c NeW Low Prices SMALL 9969 LARGE doz 111211 CHERRIES clavicle 19 tlllllil limit titans Clinic recitals 15 PIIIIITY Plum j3f4 it HES 39 Please write Customer Relations Department AP Food Stores 135 Laughton Ave TorontoOiitario aw gem2566c SA WA nov L3 The Famous VVarioty Yellow Flesh Freestone PHIMS PRESERVE THEM NOW PRICES ARE LOW ORANGES LEICIINS APPLES Verdelii NewCrop No 1lr300o 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Office of of the Plant Products Dwrsmn mi II TO DISTRIBUTE which theft part has just appeared Dominion Departiiient of Agricul al affairs committee 10f the lure Each container is labelledg IINIIIIGIIIC ff with an official tagandlis sealed we MIMI08 has PUbllShed gyOne of the resolutions approved by the with an official metal seal nodding important The Mimey Orillia Board of Trade to be forwarded to iWhatargthe advantagesgplrsucb luau before urgent W35 prepared wall of Ithe annual meeting of the Canadian Cham Seed to the 591 They are many needdomands action cllack THETRIM pr voun Mama liquor ONLY no van on THE 3531 THERE loamnon son voun money as WELL auv CANADAS FiNE$T aoaurv If RED9tBLUEBRANDBEEF km the national affairs ber of Commerce Camberhegpressed fun for the grower of the seed jointly ripening of mind IVLVK IA CUTMP rxainsAsiTs withithe inspector guaranteesz BI endorsatlon of the new world calendarIn Pumas to variety as deter Psychiatrists =tell us it ll WT 3lb mentality ML 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