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bypassed with express buses writerBary liefeltthtt they from to page ngpleage LN mom can mun Serving THE TOWN or AND COUNTY coolness 55m 1854 89th YearNo 15 Band Students Hope to Qualify for CKBB Prize Trip to New York for Canadian Concert WW tomcatInn hmmwumm BARRIE ONTARiQ CANADA WEDNESDAY ocTanuv l953 Student Musicians Compete For CKBB Sponsored New York Trip $cnior members of the Barrie collegiate Band are busy writing essays on music topics in hopes that each may be able to amass enough points to be eligible for free trip to New York and to the concert of Canadian music to be held in Carnegie Hall on the even tug of Friday Oct 16 The lucky two will be drawn by lot from the top six musician stu dentscf the band according to point system arranged for the oc casmn Ramgravadaerb ra i0 station CKBB has generously offered the trip to the members of the band to attend the concert to be presented by the New York Symphony under the direction of Leopold Stokowski The mem bers chosen will be flown from Malton Airport at noon on Friday Oct 16 returning on Sunday Oct 18 The members will stay at cele brated hotel attend the concert be interviewed and attend all so cial functionsof the cont They 11 sit in Mr Snelgroves box and 11 be expected to be in evening dress The pupils are marked in five divisions In division one the pupil gets credit according to his or her seniority fifth former counts five times 20 or 100 fourth former four tims 20 etc In division two the candidate is credited with his June mark of 1953 good pupil thus stands better chance of being drawnthan poor pupil In division three the pupilis marked on the Conservatory ex Reserved Area Suggested Foster violapresident ams which he or she has passed and here the advanced musician can acquire marks since Grade VIII Practical and Grade Two theory or higher counts for 100 In division four the soloists of the band are favored since de signated soloist scprcs 100 and secondchair musicians score 75 In division five the members are beingvmarked on essays which they are now writing The English department is to judge these es EMS the pupils essay writing ability full report is expected by CKBB from the fOrlunate two who make the trip and so they are being tested for their essaywriting abil ity before being chosen Plans for the members seeing the city are being made They will be included in all functions of the concert These consist of postconcert luncheon and of meet ing Mr Stokowski the world famous orchestra leader and some of the Canadian Composers who will be present as well as occupy ingia front box during the concert in the historic Carnegie Hall Mr Fisher has written for 7per mission for the two members to pay brief visit to the United Na tiOns Assembly Headquarters and if possible to near session in sit ting There will be sightseeing tours and trip up the Empire State Building and possibly show at Radio City Music Hall As they leave New York the two fortunate members of the band will have the thrill of seeing the lights oil the great cityas their of the Gray Coach Lines sat around the council table with Barrie Town Council on Mon day evening to discuss solutions tome traffic pegblemscaus by buses in the neighborhood of the locaHerluinal The outcome of the talk was decision by council to have the traffic committee meetirt an early date with Mr Foster or anoiher member of the Gray Coach traffic department The Gray Coach Lines had been asked to have representative meet with council following report of the traffic committee rec ommending that no vehicle longer than 22 feet be allowed to park in the Market Square This had been in connection with the new park ing plan recently formulated by th conimitteeifor the square Council went into committee of thewhole with Deputy Reeve El don Greer in the chair to discuss the lownfc problem with the Gray Coach executive Members pointed outin him the problem that the town has on its handswithbuSes parking in Market Square loadinc and unloading discharging aud ipicking up passengersth nriove back and forth across the road to and front the terminal in manner that is particularly dangerous 33 night Mr Foster was for ideas to help ourthe council was suggested that perhaps buses could in broughtinga staggered times or that Barriecould by Parking Shurtdu rifle parking shortlists stated Alli fAlthoughwe Sm pathlze with the Gray Coach Linen we sympathize with the pen flttllat the company We havehere in Barrioa cer angle parked buss backingout also created special problem Speaking as memberomit the police commission and an elect ed member of council Mayor James Hart toldthe Gray Coach vicepresident that since the coach lines had begun ospemtlng here lnv1928traffic had increased by leaps and bounds beyond the agreement When the terminal was built vaer the years the police commission has been perturbed about it Was far as the traffic of buSes into Lown is concerned we dont feel you should be asked to by 98133 when you serve the needs of the gown We feelthat the amount of trafficyou 113 to handle pos sibly should be andled from your own property not interrupting the 116 Street The police commission is perhubedabout buses backing out here The other problem is loading this side of the square and passengers running back and Mayor Hart said that the town might en tertoln the idea of hvlng facilities for despatchlng buses but of its own Brotherly With traffic grown out of all proportions he did not think the town was asking too trafficetream especially along COL PLAN SPEED TRAP AT COLDWATER Coldlvatcr council was informed Monday night by Reeve Andrew Dunlup that on their instructions he has ordered weed trap model by Barber Haskell Midland electricians Information on set ting up speed trap was obtained from Midlands police chief Council has been planning for some months to take action against excessive speeding on the ap proaches to Goldwater Mrs Reg Tipping told council that since last fall when new con struction near her residellce had 3roaiimnn venlence and ch damage had resulted from flooding after each rain Reeve Dunlop said be under stood Job was going to remedy the situatioricaused by fill placed in connection with building home on Gray Street east of the Tipping property gt Council prom ised to inspect the situation and take necesasry action further grant of $50 was made to the Cemetery Board making the total $150 as originally re quested TheTelephone Commission wrote explaining the reason for delay in removal of some of their wires frOm old poles at the north end to the new hydroline It was decided to hold clean up day in Goldwater Oct 15 To deal with improved methods of sewage disposalunder Va bylaw governing sanitation and also to discuss avbuilding bylaw council decided to hold special meeting in the near future plane wings back to Malton on Sunday evening CentreW Simcoe RlowingJMalch Oct 14 at Elmyualgpe The annual plowing lmaicli of and West Simcoe branch of the Ontario Plowmens Association will bekhcld this year on the faggmf Walter Middleton one mile south of Elmvale on Highway 27 with prize list covy ering wide range of competitions Secretary is Russell Maw of Mine sing The date set is Wednesdi Oct 14 and temples close at 830 that morning The Blue Mountain Match will be on Octi5 and South Simch on Oct 17 No Publication Next Mndav Monday Oct112 bemg Thanksgiving Day statutory holiday no edition of The Bar rie Examinerwlllme publish ed Plant and office will be closed Regular publication re sumes on Wednesdaych 14 Correspondents and fathers wishing items in the Friday 0ct9edition are asked to get their copy in as early as pussi lble tomorrow The Examiner office will In open on Saint day Oct 10 technetium and nlsolaplant staff lithe mornt mx Gray coach Seeks Solution Parknglssue don is over It GROUP OF SOLOISTS from this years Barrie Collegiate Band are each hoping that he or she may qualify for the CKBB prize trip to New York to hear the symposium of Can adian music at Carnegie Hall on Friday Oct 16 Left to right are Suzanne Walls flute Joan Sarjcant clarinet Robert iLivingsbon trombone and president of the band Heather liCurrie French horn Timothy Crawford trumpet Nancy Jean Cameron alto saxophone MONBAY Pr lamb etu It Maul ml rim each 16 PagesTm or on NEWTON in Sudden Fire COUNCIL AUTHORIZESHOUSING PRO Sutherland Family Lose Everything Lly date5511 Situuziull for futuli of six was caused by ll tcrlloun at the home of Mr and Mrs Sutherland on concussion 12 Vespla near Utopia and it was burned to the ground The the lune run 0ch to the home of of neighbor George Symon and told ilcnl that the home was ou fxlc 311s Sutherland was ill Balr llrucyeuloid boy and till other led Frank who is eight was fut school Neighbors lmmcdztltc iy tried to do anything p055lblc out Willitlul avail although Dick Cloughicy attempted to enter lit ngat risk to himself with the tllought that other children might fbc illtllc burning lluusc bccll most unfortunate They were flooded out at St Boniface ill the dluallutls floods illtlc and clinic cast to get away from the possibil ily of loss by repetition of the Vcspra Tlicr is no insurance and were wearng at tilt lime Mr Su tllcrland is employed by contrac SeventyFive Entries Already Received iorCqunty Art Show Being Held Here Q51 1618 The upwanfwinmest virtualtozgsand sketches should reach dis for the common man which is evi dent throughout Ontario if not all of Canada will be demonstrated at the Simcoe County Art Exhibit at Codringlon School Barrie on Oct jleplescntalivcs are as follows 16 17 and 18 The most exciting feature of this exhibit will be that Jackson outstanding Canadian painter will be present at the opening ceremony on Friday evening Oct 16 Besides being great artist Mr Jacksonis said to be thoroughly delightful person whom everyone will enjoy meeting Seventyfive entries have already beenreceived and many others are expected These include works de picting landscape still life and por traits Some interesting black and white sketches have also been 18 ceived Among those exhibiting are such wellknown county artists as Tindell of Orillia Mrs Treadwell of Barrie Willis of Waverley Tom Green of Waubau shenc Mrs Monkmgn of lricl representatives or the County Recreation office 64 Collier SL Barrie by Tuesday Oct 13 They should of coursc be wrapped or protected in some way District SoutitNlrsWPetcr Thomson J11 Allislon Mrs Margaret Irwin Cookstown WestMrs Leach Staynel Miss Mary McKay Collingwood North Charles Shaw Elmvale Miss May Wilkinson Midland BashMrs Cook 77 Cold water St Orillia CentreMrs McVeigh 13 Penetang St Barrie LmBeaver 10 Donald St Barrie Turn to page two please To Toronto Firm Cookstown and Miss Mary McKay and Thomas of Collingwobd Artists are reminded that paint me 900 The Middle Column waAm By lv mm Oor South is awe and even the litllc birdsthai used to chirp so gully as they inhaled the alomay of savory eats arising from the chkson ventilator in the alley forninst our office transom seem to be disheartenedcould be that the eats have lost their savor but too felt depressed on Mon daySept 28 morn as gathered gt up his ashes and thoughtfully placed them in last weeks copy of The Barrie EXaminerHorrors mean his CIGARETTE shes as noted his vacant chairNo hedidnt leave his pipe as more potent remembrance yon blow yin of that am sure as missed the odor on entering the front door this morning Scott is verra guld laddie but ye ken that they young sailor birkies winna bide Iang awa fine the saut sea The suppbslunnls that he has reached Halifax and is now sniff lug antlenjoylng the foggy breezes from thegnorlh Atlantic that chill the innards of theislan ditty nat ives and we are going him lot before hisfortnight vaca Turn to page livenpleasc circlqs ARTHUR HARRISON who has become associated with the firm of Horace Stovin Com pany radio and television station national advertising represanla lives and begins his new position bringthe head office in Toronto this week Mij Harrison had been salesmanager for radio station CKBB in Barrie since its incep tion in September 1949 Mrs Har rison and their three children are remaining in Barrie until Mr Har rison is able to secure accommoda tion in the city AC Harrison native of Guelph and prior to the war lavas with the advertising staff ofThe Daily Mercury He served with the RCAF in World we Two and thdy joined the Ontario Provincial Police Later he Was with the London Life Insurance Company inBarrie before going With the Barrie Broadcasting Co He has been active in commun ity life He is former alderman in town council la foriner member of the Lions Chihuahua campaign chairman for the Salvation Army Bed Shield He is vicepresident ofthe School Council for Retard ed Children on the eitecuiivel of King Edward Home andIScbool Association member of St Georges Anglican Churchfamine been connected with local musical ric It tzlc time with the LZtly and Mr and Mrs Sutherland have flood and three years ago built in all they have is the clotllingthey for Excli in Barrie Neighbors have already started Sutherland Fund and are doing what they can for the unfortunate family Build Better Lives Aim of Christian Education Program The aim of Christian Education is to build better lives Missi Margaret Smith deaconcss at Collier Street United Church del clarcd in her address lorthe Ki vauls Club of Barrie Sept 28 at Community House Since every child needs an opportunity to de velop sustained faith programs were planned by teachers and leaders to suit classlt5and Vill dividuals The people who are chosen to lead are those who have genuine desire to serve in this important work One of our main problems is that fr too many parents send their ildren to church school instead of taking them the speak er said Children need the en couragement of adults every week not jUSt in special weeks She said that just as in the busi ness and professional life of the community Christian Education wanted to show program by new ideas and methods of instruction Miss Smith deplored the effect which cheap reading material rattles bad language etc had on youth Thai is what the churchechool must countereffect It seeks to build better Christian citizens she said The speaker was introduced by Rev Ernest Lewis and thanked by McCarroll on behalf of the club Program was arranged by support of churclies committee Neil MacDonald acted as chair man Newton reported gures on rthe Back to Sunday School campaign conducted by the Ki wanis Club Stuart McDuffee spoke about the Key Club which has started reg ular meetings at the collegiate again Key Clubbers present were iWiii Sign Contract With Cenlfd Mortgage and Housing Build 25 Units to Alleviate Shorte Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation lavas given my Mm bmkc 5iav at authority on Monday evening by Town Council to proceed with its plan to construct rental housing project subsidised by the Town of Barrie Following meeting with Bell 11 representative of um mm hqcunagmmnithe Department of Planningand Development to review was given by slxycurvuld Allan the proposed agreement council moved to finalize the con Sumtllimd hU We tract with the corporation for the building of 25 housing units on Newton Street Alleviate Shortage Thirtyst lots are being purchas cd by 1111 corporation from tllccouncll Ald Bibby did not ap tuun for $100 lot to be developed ZIIltl scrvxcud for ltESlanLllil pul poses ill order to alleviate the acute housing shortage in Barrie Rental will be to persons of not less than Sit300 illCOIIIL and not more than $7100 Income and will be based on income liuzmls paying 20 per cent of their 21 pectivc incomes in lieu of cu lilt land the provincial millutcl Isui lilt corporation will make an annual payment to the town of on amount equal to 21 per cut of the rents collected from the project iULlli housing authority will be set up to assume responsibility for the management operation and administration of the housing Oppose Plan Sonic opposition to the plan wa expressed at the council meeting on Monday evening and there were four llzly votes in the recorded vote taken on the motion to fill alize the contract with the cor pomtiuu Voting against the mo tion were Mayor James Hart Ald Gordon Spring Ald Pad dison and Deputy Reeve Eldon Greer The 10 council members voting for the motion were Ald Frank Johnson Ald Kinzie Aid II Harris Aid Williams Ald Bibby Ald Boormlln Ald Gird wood Aid Williams Ald Clute and Aid Harry Young Members strongly voted down motion of Ald Paddison that be fore the agreement was signed with the corporation the question be submitted to the vote of the ratepayers at the next election Home owners Snbsidlxlng Speaking against the subsidiza tion of the rental housing scheme by the town Deputy Reeve Greer said that he could not see wbya person struggling to pay for his home shouldbe expected to subsi dize other people sitting back and living in rented house taking life easy Ald Paddison felt that the hous ing scheme was question every taxpayer in Barrie was concerned about as those people paying for houses were going to have to sub sidize other peoples houses In fairness to the taxpayers Willi an election coming up be thought the matter should be put to vote of the people Mayor Hart wondered whether or not such an election issue would be considered money bylaw and would be voted On only by holders of property or if all residents would have vote Town Clerk Roy Barrand thOught that it would be considered money bylaw since it would entail money expendi ture if not in the first instance in later years The mayor speaking in com mittee of thewhole meeting under Palomino Star President Paul Crease and Ron Butler new member son of Kiwanian Jack Butler New Kiwanians Ed Wilson Tom MCCBIIOU Ray Dubois Bill Lang and Dave McClymount spoke brief ly Singsong was led by Frank Perkins with Ken Walls at the piano STRAY snot Hus DUCK HUNTER COLDWATERA Hamilton duck hunter Albert Duncan 23 was fortunate to escape possible ser ious injuries when hit by stray buckshot the morning the duck season opened He was returning to Roses ca bins from the Fesserton shore when shot came over the bull rushes on the baysrriking him in the back andlriglLLrhand The hunter responsible for the wounds was not located Mr Duncan was treated at the spot by Dr Campbell of Waubuushene and was taken by ambulance to Orillia hospital awhere he receivd further medi cal care by Dr George Hall of Goldwater The hunter was not serious hurt and was able to re turn to amilton on weweekend OPP Constable Jock Shepherdof Whubaushene investigated As usualnumerous parties Went to great expense and personal in convenience tq greet the duck season One party including some united States business leaders villa ew upon huntpear Cold water sacriced and for the lure ottitwhqot 3M mute ed private residence chalked up the grand maul commode an the chairmanship of the head of the special housing committee of prove of allowing the question to go to the people Council would be putting prospective builders and everybody at sea for another three months and he thought they should know where they stood Too late An Hour Ald Glrdwood felt that it was late hour to suggest putting the question to the peoplepafter the proposed housing scheme had been hanging fire for three years After having gone to the expense of having the property subdivided Ald Bibby also felt that the matter should be dealt with immediately Never once had it been suggested before that it should go to the people he added stating that such move should have been made last April Ald Paddison answered that that would have meant fresh election then and that he had thought that the houses would have been built by now He doubted if much con struction could be done this fall and did not feel that putting the matter to vote would hold up the work much We have waited until winter is coming on we might as well wait another month Thele are lot of taxpayers in town very concerned Preference To Loos Builders The department representative informed council that the corpora tion would try to give preference to local builders The construction of the housing units will begin in the near future Only two members of council were in favor of Aid Paddisons amendment while eight voted committee iii favor of the contract on motion of Aid Williams Ald Kinzie asked Mr Bell if there was any possible scheme or plan where the word subsidy could be eliminated where people could be charged enough rentso that there would be no subsidy from the town on fixed rent scheme The representative of the department answered that the scheme could be reverted to that subject to survey of need rental would mean fixed taxation and Mr Bell answered hat the town would get full taxes Catch Basins Some controversy arose over the matter of provision by the town of catch basins in connection with storm sewers Ald Harris questioned the interpretation of the agreement as to whether the town was going to pay tinefull cost and wasgiveu the departmentrep resentatives personal assurance thatthis was not the case Ald Johnston stated that he did not feel any new subdivision mrn to page four please at Barrie Fair Aid Williams asked it fixed