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Souadroii The so ricer SL nn ry echoed again manocuyrcsplhc inspection and th military no ands Monday ght when 102 Squadron1 pf RCAFCadets held its on in wiiig Commander Gordon Wel stcad OD of London RCAF nspccting officerJoanie cistcad was chiei flying instructor at RCAF Station Camp onto war nd loinn Eln his remarks to the you fniairmen WC Welstcad con gratulated them achieving their training and on having sueh large number of cadets and said he realized the ditli culties encounter inspection Develops Citizenship The inspecting officer gave as chief purpos the cadet organization th opinent of better citizens and felt that the discipline encountered in the rCadets wasbennfieialJn lat life he insp ing officer was the march past Dudley Rodeo representing the provincial ouimand ol the Air Cadet Leagué of Canada im pressed onthe youths the neces sity oi doing little more than is expected of eachol them not but in allphascs only in cadets Although he fclt there could haircuts and he was satisfied it 379 Icy shinicr shoes was good inspection scifl SL Oates DFM Com the Barrie expressed his pleas of parents and friends who allendedkthe in spection because it showed what interest théy had in the young mandlng Officer Squadron ure at the number boys activities Monte Barnes chairman of the civilian committee also con and members of the gratuiatcd the thanked the Ladies Auxiliary for their un parents tiring efforts on behalf of the cadets He also announced the formation of an Air Force Assoc iation Wing inBarrieu Special Awards cAwardrfor the astyear were newsman wine=53 Harris Stcele of the Grey and simcoc Foresters vAward donor and winner were Cadet of the Year 13 Depot RCAF Angus won by Sgt Graham Athletic rd Garners Sporting Goods won byrRon Reid Citizenship oil compa annot re rout their gastruoks out of town to he north Alderman Wil action that be taken we to wash the gas or on down theseW01Sinlh gills possibility oib1 flicks to gt are parked oyernighL Barrie based drivers take themnorth WhilsttheToronto lvers return with the empty drunks Some 50011 gallonsvof Aldeirlian 03 mer Trophy Morrison MiBE won by Sgt Italph Rowe General Profieiency TrophyJul ian Ferguson won by Sgt Ron Emmons Recruitoi the Year NCOs of Squadrdn won by Royal Commanding Officers Award SL Jr 031135 DFM won by Porter RangcAward No Geoff Joncspwon by Joe Bolivia Range AWard No Wil liam Finnis won by Webb Engine Proficiency Awardr Wilkens won by Chennon Navigation and an Award competitionlfor the Don Feltflemorial Trophy was won by FS Rayinowners Squadron oveii ES Ralph Rowes ovitry he Ladies Auxiliary sewed tea to the many guests in the Sergeants Mess following the prong Dominion llonor git was announced in Ottawa today that Wilfred Floyd Fer nor Code Squadro is oneof 500 Air Ca from across Cana th qualify for special trainingpro vided by the Air cadet League and the RCAF each silininer Amade an near Vilnhip whlehcoversdor ho is net flying instruction Wilfreds course will commence on June 30 If hc is successful grad uatc he will qualifyfor an Air Cadet flying hadgcyu well as private licensed pilot The sch nit role mented later by the award of number of speciai flying scholars ship gr tch by he League MestlySUhny Keeping Warm Pleasant weatber continues today mostly sunny More rain would be beneficial for all growth Temperatures were iloid Springiiispluy home economics andmanual train inglclasses in the Barrie public schools Sewing cooking woo working and metalcrarlt will he on display in Jililicicst School auditorium Toronto Street from 230 to and 730 to pm on hursday May 15 some of theriglrls from each school will model articlesof clotti ing they have made During the afternoon period boys may bc seen at their work in the manual training room Refreshrments will be servedin the home economics room Lakeview Dairy PM Why ves of La viewDairy Barrie held their fifth profit sharing banquet at River1 side Gardens onTuesday May13 record amotm $8900 was shared among the staff Last year the staitsharcd $6368 ghhght oltheevening was thedistrib on of 16 safe driving ds ainong th nipany driv hart Chief 7th presents um Mr Colemann Campbell of Stroud is new inninher licity were discussed 17¢an interestin as rtineilt es eci The public is invitedte enjoy theannuall Spring display by the Wed 11mm and many ed frequently regu ar mectng oi coe County Museum hoard wal held on Mondayafternoon 12 in the officcnit thfivco treasurer VCoieman at Mrs Annie Bayes IRoutine businessylwu handl regarding and requirements The Ianan atw the rear his The curator has putrinconsidémbicu arrangement other detail Advertising regarding tli cationototha museum op houlsiand otherpoints up an iii exhibits inphlet Will be HRH even longtime resi ems are not aware of what ahighly 1y of pioneer days may be vi do at know where the buildin isllocated on Worsley Street etween Mui castehr andPoyntz tr Opening for the summer vnil he on Tuesday May 320 from to pm on Tuesday to Saturo day inclusive As many people pass intothe countycourt building it was de cidcd to have small display case set upin lobby with ii few interesting exhibits from the musaum placed there and Chang ad because of lac this had been days week at municipal use was Vpresente Apétitlon signed by 507 voters requesting that in own1 ed by thetown 1n Fred an Square should be rezoned or to Town Council on Monday night by Gordon Mclurk onbehaltot thEOltiZenS Cpuneil Mr Mclurk pointed out that the petition was so worded that In their opinion it covered any tuture purchase or land by couneu withinthe boundaries glven gt it was momma Athatithosev signing the petition were voters up only addltlonuti formal iplfillficlflfl inapeettilnjhere demonstration of ah rum Drilluad mu oi lnmao and matadvork by There will Illa representation or awards Womb We mom in placing this proposerbefore cotriaell said the service was brought in tobeing because of apetition which had been Alderman vir Pratt sizned by 200 who said they ice in ii five times of patronage educed to three the dot last From July ast year to end of April this year th from across Ontari presented tfth official Counc gt the lac to attend will be Harold Marr Eugdne John Mano day evening the Hon Paul nister delegate to the Na his par en to slated=for Sat add the conven eek but appointment will be from June ice to both colle but not necessarily ratepayers This was dmby the committee because the tmtler under consid eration was nota money bylaw nnd thereforeaomethiag on which every voter had right to express amorpinlon Last Resort The pe been drawn when ithadhacomeap parent to some that council had ed on course of action said Mdlurk flhe petition had been made with the sole viewthal the town shouidrotain the use oi the land under question The boundaries detailed in the petition encampmed all the land now owned by theJown andeali the land ltnright acquit the area Reeve Murmy Mills asked who the those who had signed the petition hadheen toldanythiitg about the economic question oi the matter ofthe old post otticé and proposedlsale at part ol uare for commercial pun Mr Miami said he WW stated that he had discussed thisLn ad asked to sign with 3311053 he the petitio Reeve Mills primed the point by asking it thepetitionersi realized what such building would ii Board Appomi Assistant For Board Secretary The Barrie District Collegiam Board announced today the up pointment ofUE Burtonas assistantsecretary to Felt secretarytreasurer and business administrator to the board The effeoti as Mr Felt had asked the board to make this appointment since the increased work being done by his iiflee he Ieit juitifieddhls assistance lieadded that he felt itth time to start twining an at it came rtofthe in merit is understood that Mr Burton wiilcontinue to act as tmant of is for sale or not solicitor wasbf the opinlod that innate work of council person whowould cap ableoftaking over his Weeks The leaders have been re ononrically tothe and wh ther they were aware that by the sale od theproperty many worth while am in Barrie stood to heneilt Mr Mclurk re lied by saying that the Reeve was asking him to state what Wu going in the mindaotthisofielitionerr My own view is that bile bus inesa will come to irrespec ivoot iiibotherth old post Cross Section Sign The 507 signatures appended to the petition isa crossaeetion of the community Business men in the vicinity and householdErs over wide area have supported the petition Avery strong sup port for it came from the Allan dale area letter to council dawn the town solicitor descrer ed the rev zoning petition as anatteriiptto do indirectly what the small group hadfailed to do directly He gave as an opinionthat thefseqtion of Mufildpal Act under lwhich possible such pctitioii could he made by body wholiad no directintérest in the property noyrecorw puld he found of any previous si liar peti tion An appeal under lieole eumstances might be heard bythe Municipal Board but the Town the board would not permitthe petitioners to Irustnato the logic interim report ham the Tow Planning Board gave it theiriopinioni the square should herké for unicipalpur posesLand that the traffic com mittee should consider certain changes at the easternju tion ol the square with DunlopyStieel East which would permit two way traLfiie thereby easing thevtrmie situation Denmil Eight iii two of th old opened demolition gt $1650 and the tine of completion otuie jdbjtromzten weeks to four ferred to thafmance and property nicnted that this alrly entrenched lattharmi of suggestthat council tee 1i park ha greatly not wish committee of Be my Mills is the comm deified flpprove as wholeot pian MayorHWillaidKinu pointed out that council hadairesdy proved of plan id principle aerial factors were fulfilled Rumors Pi Copnéil Visit many mount 01 Spriw Horace Pratt nuned if in view imp Reeve idiilsxsaid the had report that paged1 and felt an official elp to dispelany it was mine ealis kept Br FireB gade 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