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on WILFRID JURY RLSIE mar has been operating the Summer School or Indian Archaeology on lVlLFRiD wily litigator ces ngnell recorder observe as group of THE OUTLINE OF HURON LONG HOUSE takes shape in the subsoil beneath the trowels or students at TIRED AND GRIMY from ffdigljn the site or an eariyHuron village the summer school group prepare to head for the showers ondan evening or enter rning dlgis preceded by tainment The andrFran niverslty hot day rel ted lectures by university lnstrup Ross Channell or Barrie is Jurypindnrk shirt Catherine Coutts third dram the right in the back row wan HISWIFE lo sevenwyenia during which time hehas literally unearthed valuable store at in torrnntion about Huronlas past students slitthc soil in Huron village dump or retuse pit over 300 years old Western Ontarios Indian Archaeology school near Wyebridge ol wlnj daughters at lioyal Vie Hospital 0n nulidy and Georginni Cole are spending low days holidays wimer on Mr man at Thornton Norval Bot Toronto Visit 15 violted with Toronto on Monday Synlpathy community Sympathy in extended and Mrs Lorne LBairett on Saturday July VCALLVTHE EiramN have rhmTluG room 2414 AOYFCT WHAT llOU OWN WitRE EI PHONEH age550 gel GENERAL thURANCE is lust behind Dr nonmam cal uovamss Grado Help Birch 17qu us Grade ouuth Black Bobb Givens Donald Johnston John Johnnon lohn Stephen Wayne lung Linda Smith avGary Dea Joycel Dulve voorden Grade 3David Bumle Elizat bclnpuivcnvonrden Alan Sprout Grade Hahn gtColyn Sandr Kinl Danny Stephens Mnrnle Treadweii Paul Wllson Mrs Black Teacbcrfi MOUNT ST LOUlS 85 HEDDNTE Graduating irom Grade to See ondary School in alphabetical or der Larry Anderson Bernard Bel anger Mary Rose King Peter King David Poltlge Shirley Todd Jean Troughion ln the ioilowing grades Sept are erodes Richard Belanger Yvonne Belanger Grade Audrey Anderson PlLsy King Grade Bllobert Beianger Shir Iey Ann Belanger Rosemary Bu chanan Faul Grenler Kenny Ki Dennis King Susan Pot tagc Susanne Troughlon Grade 4liichard Grcnicr Mary Pottage Grade SKnrcn Anderson Ger ard Beinnger Michael King Kcnl Pottage Rosemary Veleh Grade zAnnettc Grenlcr Grade lAnthony King WIll iam Foliage Angus Welch lilrs Dorothy Miller Teacher NEW LOWELL Grade zBruee Allen Tom Allen John Ecclen Patricia Dull Jean Matthews Lorne Mclt Lelian Charles lilcNabb Patricia lldblnso Herbie Thompson Sill ly Walker Grade 3Billie Allen Ed lWard Allcnby David Bell Brian Duti Deborah Hubrechl Shirley lilacKayr Teresa Maddock Joh lilonlrhoure Cornelius Vliawn Blanehe Corbett Teacher Grade BBctty Snow Gerald lite Robinson Joscph Walker Grade BDouglas McLeod Bar bara Snow Jimmie Scott Hughl Scott Franklin Vatxa Marl nus Logtenburg Juliette osu van Grape 7William Dick Nani Dull William Patton Grade 6Doris Bali Carol Collier Bruce Dull Judson lilac ikay Pauline liturtin John lilc in WPWMIWI immpifidaiiy ndwere ruiton Lenore Ro son Peggy Seolt Dotty Scott Bobby Seoti Grade 5lohn Allen Donald Allen nda Me is nks gram McN Jerry Robinson Grade 44mm Allen Sidney chk lioss illltz Junior Show lhiurray Tompkins Dillie OSuili van Matthews Pilncipal SS 15 VESPRA Grade oLyndn Tracy Grade Garry Cavanaugh Douglas lilathieson Grade lsharon Davis Paulo Klemenile Robertlain Walter Richardson Bobby Waiiwin Mar lene Cannes Darlene Methie son Grade olilcrlin Camack Joey Cavanaugh Brian Morris Carol Stewart Dwight Tracy Grade 5Brlan ltz Rhonda Keatlng Mary Pain Grade 4Forrest woliwin Grade 3Jnne Cnvanaueh 53 dra Keating Dianna Murray Lor rie Morris Carol Pain Larry Richardson Grade 2Gien Bowen Brent Cnmaek Helen Firman Harley Morris Donna lilurray Donelda shelp Mrs Nina Whittle Teacher BnENTwoop SS SUNNIDALE To Grade Harncs Aront Donna Cousins Donald Derby Vincent Duinond Mary McQuay HM Gail Paddisonv Joan Scheil Sandra Snow Ronald McBride Joan Monk house IiH To Grade 7Angeia Dumond Shirley Falconer Cory Ver straten To Grade oLind Day Martin Dekkers illGary nog nusson Wayne McQuay Kenneth Paddison mi Patsy Pridham Mike simo To Grade 5Toku Dekkers ohea Vohn Szuos Dempsey Suou Martin Verstraten Lloyd Patton Principal dolor Room Grade 2Dennls EBlin ouchel Aurel DanielBou Eloise housins Peter Lam ecarthy Darlene Metiillivaly BonnieMitrray Rlohnrdv OSheaMarllyn Paddison Robert Salmon 11 Louis Szucs fishy Rosemary Jimmy To Grade BGwen Kellmon Darlene Derby vAllanDtlnll Hilda LogtenburgCorry Logton burg Linda Monkhouse Dawn Lifeguard Needed Park Superintendent Martin at the lasteouncli meeting told story at near drowning there the week previous He related how woman mm Schombetg was pulled from the swimming place at the front oi the park in an unconscious condition She was blue all over he said There was no one about who knew whatto do called to those with her to get rubbing her and started artificial respir atinn Alter while she came to tullicient to got her Into car andtake her away She was nearly gunner Noneo the council commented on the matter They were discussing the pur chase oi supplies tor the St John Ambulance man who Is In the park during weekends Ilieguard with suiticient iraining to enable prompt notion and located in the park at the swimming bay might avert what could tie truzic death just tor the need of prompt action Col lingwood Cnlincll have established lull time guard in their town He has to be on the job seven days week There have been several nenl iatalities at lho park and lad drowned train the government dock couple oi years ago liir Martin deserves public commend dcscrlbed The matter was taken as so much daiiygrind and the council members were more anx ions to get the matteroicxpenses dealt with dow Requests Ticket For Tenant Mrs Hibberiowncr at two co tages on lot in Maple Grove Park wrote toask about another entranee sticker to the park She claimed her livelihood was de pendent on lhe rental of her eoi iages as she is widow and her lnvestmcnts consisted oi the co She claimed that her ten ts wanted to take their being charged admission as they went in They were likely to leave tor place where they could get swim thing without charge That tenants are not considered to be entitled to free use of the park where the owners rent their cottages hasheen the ruling The letter was referred to the park stlpcrintendeltt to deal with He has his instructions the Reeve commented women present when couny til member authorized the issuing or stickerto farmers son for his truck who admitted that his lather had sticker or his ear This is no doubt in order but then why not the widows tenants She is taxpayer of 30 years standing Will Drop Smith Case neeve Todd advised the Coun oil that alter consultation with thetovvnship solicitor there would he no turther action on the Smith iur bearinganimnls case He ieels it is best to let the matter drop the reeve advised Launching Focilit Thiit the people who have not lake rent property should have convenient place to launch their orntt is clear The use or Stephen Maiiock Teresa McQuay Patricia Murray James Pridham Miss Doreen Wynn FLAIN HORSE SENSE ill tell you that it is not ace thehazards of todaywithout thepratecttun of FULL COVER AGE INSURANCE The last straw is to ieurntoo late that your Insurancedoes notenver you Why not to nn INSURANCE SPECIAL IST stddy your Inauru Yea needs on properly advise you Call as Motionsglow is i957 mill horns ation for his action in the cast boats and the hauling ol them bee hind car is very prevalent and the users otthese hoals are usual ly spenders of good money In most oi the resorts especial ly in the south there are ample facilities or boat launching There are concrete slips made to that boat trailer can be backed lnlo the water to depth sni iiclcnt to lost the boat train the trailer cradle ln innistil there is one poorly arranged place on the Bih Line and another back in the park This latter was intended to be convenient so that car and irailcr can be parked while the boat user is on the water This Is not always available and gels blocked oil so that the trail ers cannot get the use til it The boat cannot be floated clear of the trailer which is essential Complaints about these launch inss at Big lily Point swimming beach were read in correspond enee to council That there is an urgent need or these launching places In many parts oi the township is evident The park surplus lunds should he uillllcd to provide the services needed to inEure that every person who desires iospend their leisure time in our holiday areas would seem justified This again would point to ihfi need oi an overall park authority Fire Guardians letter received from the or cstry department outlined the plans oi their department in pre venting tircs ram being started that get out or control They sug east the entoreing ol bylaw to make it punishable lor tires to be started without the approval and assistance oi tire uardiun These they suggest ould be appointed in the various polling divisions They would assist io prevent lires which destroy trees and other property Council asked the lire chief why there had been no attempt 4o wnocL finulnn the nylon which now is in etieet to regulate our or me exnriiueR and fine anyone who starts alire no Mani eve which get beyond control and the fire equipment called Barrie Provide Sign VA letter read train the Town at Barrie in regarda to the gar hage dump and materials strewn along the road leading to this stated that the town would pro vide and erect signs along this road itthe township agreed to advise that any material dropped nr dumped should be removed and that dumpingon the road prohiir ited No motion was passed re garding the otter Quarterly Settlement The first ot the lnonih was the settlementpcrlod in tho previdus quarter The Council had attend ed 16 meetings at thcsrate or $3 per member The reeve had all dihioual ineelings including the attendance or the Barrie District Hospital Boards The finances in eluded the payment ol sumo to the Barrie District Collegiate ANGUS Gnduntlon Elmlau The AnkuxJIome and school Association heldlls regular and graduauonuereise June 21 at the Angus Public School SID mm was room wiih topic WhatVAm The next regular meeting will be held in September lnsiltute llilleage accounts were also paid to the ottlcu employees which is not included in salaries Open Park July 20 TownshipDny Ratepayers otlnnlenl need not have sticker tovget into the park on Slturday July 20 That is township day there it has been arranged that special day will be held with sports and other events The memorial plaque to thctounders ol the park will be unveiled FlllSrSliiliv Simsin this an MON Tut5 JULY 1516 tirrie nov tosr BING CROSBY cuvrzv Tonm wen Tlluns FATHER nttovvn nerecrtvs srltill score suLv tllil JOAN GREENWOOD ALEX GUINESS COMEDY canrbou the