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not mount 8mm Serving ran Town or AND mom or smock Since l8 YEOFwNO on on out BARRIE ONTARlO CANADA FRIDAY OCTOBER 1953 Emmi Wren NIGHT BARRIE EXHIBIT PARADE pm BAND CONCERT 730 to 10 pm FIREWORKS 10 pm ADMISSiON 35 Sponsored by Barrie Citizens Band and Barrie Agricultural Socict 0N l0NGllT 730 Children Under 12 FREE lhriliarrir Examinrr tombs Clan climb nnd Audit turnI of osmium Wm Section ZPoges will WM MONDAY and mm Sc singleeon MANY ORGANIZATIONS PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART lN ms genia Street the light is to be Town Council gt Briefs L0000D0 yor James Hart presided the Monday evening meeting of Town Council and Reeve Heber Smith was in the chair for the committee of the whole Aid Boorman wasmthe only member of council absent from the meet ing Ancport of the fire and light committee was adopted recom mending that one light be erected in front of 79 and 90 Wellington St East and on Newton Street every third pole from Gunn Street north to Grove Street On Eu moved from the north west cor ner of Dundonald and Eugenia Streets to the southwest cbrner of Dundonald and Eugenia Streets One light was recommended on every third poleon Eugenia Stret from Dundonald to Duckworth Street and one light on Berczy Street opposite the Fred Dobson property There is to be one light on Letitia west of the present lights One sign three by ve feet is to replace the small sign marking the traffic light at the top of Bay eld Street The Department of Highway is being written regard ingthe sign at the west end of Dunlop Street requesting that the Sign read Dunlop Street West BusinessSection and asking that Agricultural IlRepresgntalivgs KEITH Mcnunn learned great deal particularly removal equipment is to be sent to with regard to disaster from USthe town engineer and police deo delegates partmcnt and other towns where letter from Richard Jones rclappncable garding the condition of the road In th at Nelson Square and Blake Streetl Ellw a1my mm was referred tothe engineer with ma 13 3mm always as instructions that the necessary re lng fund to inform the railway pairs be made to the Street if their file on the proposed dispos al plant site on CNR property received from should be closed the town will write and indicate that it is not the sign at the top of Bnycld Street be changed torcad Bay tield Sgrcct inStcad of Bayeld Avenue In futurerrno parking meters or traffic light equipment etc will be purchased before the approval of the traffic committee and coun cil The town is In purchase one copy of letter Stewart street cleaning machine the Department of Highways EC and accessories from Cun galding caution ningham and Hill Ltd for total price not to exceed $3000 and sidewalk sander from Ralph Mill er Bill Welding Kincardine at total price not to exceed $750 on the recommendation of the Board of Works committee The Public Health Act respecting plumbing and sewers is to replace section of the National Build ing CodeNo 1086 On recommendation of the public works sanitation and waste removal committee the replace ment of sidewalks will be charged to the ownerof abutting property Before building permit is grant ed thecondition of the sidewalk is to be certied by the building inspector and the applicant later from Freedman of the Simcoe Hotel requesting that some traffic meters be removed to pro vide parking facilities for custom ers staff and tradesmen was rc fcrred to the traffic committee The Board of Works is to be notied to grade and ditch Nelson Street from Napier Street to the end of William Pratts property and gravel provided by Mr Pratt is to be placed on the road as local improvement Sewer tren ches on Nelson Street north of Napier Street are to be lled and 1be Street is to be put in con dition of repair comparable to the original condition Charles Newton was given permission to sit in on council meetings and nance committee meetings with regard to his prop erty on motion of Aid Williams Sgt Maj Nicholson New ton Street appeared before coun cil wanting to know if the low rental housing project in his area woulddeterioratc his property He was assured by Aid Bibby that he Would be proud to be neighbor to the tenants of the new homes that woul be one and half storey houses of brick ven eer rougbhr of equal cost to his own home Afteche was inform ed of the arrangements council had made to date regarding the housing development on the north east corner of Newton Street he was quite satisfied Chief Irwin gave talk to council on his recent trip to the InternationalEire Chiefs Association convention in Torontm He had appreciated very much be ing allowed to attend and had XLflll ri 311452 92ch ill Will your inc has tit5 gram lillting incentive of fne coinmodutiun for displays llitliertul barred through lack of space sliowizg mints Barrio iDcpurtnwnts of Agrzculturc institute Branches of the area Bur lricKiwzinis Club and various in ldividuzils and organizations isonncl is Murray Warnica chairj imzm Gordon Todd Joseph Mchan than 11 ms favor thisng Oct This is hold in coupcrntion more competing in with the Jumut Farmers of BarrielShowmnnship classes are the ex District 311 15 sponsored by theeoption to cultural Society in cogopcn to all members of the Junior opczntmzi wztn lnarlo and CanadaFnir whether the competitor pot Eticipaicd in club work or not All rimals AWismwc 150 gnzen by nglclasscs mus have been exhibited cocLounty Council the VOanSlm me Barrie Junior Fair In mm cziscs the prize money will be warded on the group basis It will rest with the judge as to the nurn The management committee per ber of awards ineach group gLIFE OF THE JUNIOR FAIR not later than oclock not only for the Iwitli the exception of club exhibit Burro Fair which or thusl fzum Ll distance which may and above all tiiislbc plziccd from am to 3111 Agrzculturul Society iii1duy Oct Exlxlbizs sizuwn in the Senior Fair tile Barrie Curling are not clzglblc to be shown in the Club rink to provide indoor icJunior and Viceverso Blilllt Junior Fair InterClub Division is financed by the Canada Dmurtmcnt of Avriculture grant to Ilzzs factor nlunc has meant rush 0255 Fain Boys and Guts 01 mks may befm mg wail Clubs and Homemaking activities HkiflneATISSS ux of and competition in this class is um llllld to Boys and Girls Clubs and lllomemaking Clubs with three or each event this rule in that they are used in the Showmanship Junior Fair and InterClub dis plays will be shown this year in lMTS BURY Brown Millle TOddv the Curling Rink and will occupy Leonard Cumming Allan Brown lzhc we norm and gas wall space iAllnn Lennox Department of Agl ZlClllIlllC representatives are lMcMullcn Ruth Shaver James 1ilancock Frank Stone Barrie District Collegiate representative Norman Synnolt Torn Rumble Fe dcrution of Agriculture representa tive Cecil Chappell Barrie Agri cultural Society Eugene Smith and Malcomson Othcrc committees are Girls Work Mrs Betty Brown chairman Marjorie Todd ViccChairmam Eil een Clark Marjorie Gough Irene Moriarity and Mrs Douglas Kettle Livestock Committee Gordon Todd chairman Leonard Cumming vice cnairman Bill Clark Donald Breth ct Bob Lambie Tom 3055 Bob Goodfellow and Tom Nelson Field Crops Joseph McLean chairman Gordon Wright vicechairman A1 lan Brown Allan Lennon Keith Kell Kenneth Dicker Arnold Bant ing and Glen McCann BDCI Com mittee Norman Synnott chair man Coclcburn Powe it has been decided to extend the Mrs Douglas Kettle and Tom Rum old plant rather than asking that the file be closed blc Rules and regulations as of the Barrie Agricultural Society in gen MOM will councll eral apply to the Barrie Junior Fair domed membersmp the Slmcqecxccpt as otherwise stated Mem Cgumy Mayors and Reeves A5509 bcrsbip is open to Juniors of Simcoe ton Council adjourned at 1100 pm and adjoining counties The age lim itis 26 years All exhibits must be entered not later than Monday ev sevcral matters being held over uu lening Sept 28and all exhibits ex til the next meeting on Mondaylcept lights on snOw going to build the plant there since evening Oct Map of Present AgriculturalPark She moan vWww headlight Bucde Parr livestock must be placed lTbursday afternoon or even Link to Eliminate Troublesome Kink Muskoka Traffic start on another link of the TransCanada Highway which will open up large section of Our tarios summer resort area to through traffic was announced by Deputy Highways Minister Millar Tenders have been called for clearing more than 25 of highway right of way niacin north from PortSevem iiinot Maclicr on No 69 Highwayzntis new section will also eliminate one of the kinks in the Smut to Toronto highway It is my ed to be ready for use in 1065 The new highway will pmvi an alternative route to Sitde and for those in hurry to at from Sudbury to Toronto if eliminate the need of drivinxdm No 69 Highway to Orillia and then cutting west to hit the north end of the fourlane Barrie Highway DAUPHIN Man VCP townWide canvass for clothes han gers here netted the Rotary club 5000 hangers for which tit ob tained $75 when sold to Ice dry cleaners The money will he died lfor youth projects