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Va VISIT RCliE wt to 111 are Akc Stal 1cm recently appointed Fire Marshal for all Swedish armed forces Clarence Smith instructor at the On traio Fire Marshals Col lege Gruvcnburst FL litaggs Officer Conunandirlg and George Ilcadquartm Central Comde Fire Pro vezrltion Officer Oakville Ont Mr Stallemo attend ing ooumc at the Graven hurst Iim College and vis ited Borden this week He nu SCHOOL llT BORDER VRCAF Fire Fighters School as mpmd Wm um mm and plum to set up simi duties at the new school 0112 Titanic Examiner cm Alia COUNTY urws WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 1960 ing given at Camp Borden lar SChool in Sweden 111 exprescd bhc hope that Swedish personnel might bc trained hem for immctional RCAF Photo Deputations Protest State 01 Cty Road County Council when two deputations protested the condition of county road the delegation said Toss said Alnc Burns spokcs man of the Iirst group when he referred to the shape of the three and threequarter payers we are not getting the consideration we should right through to elbume and had Its turn in this morning Tossorontio flie road should be rebuilt raded drained and hardtopped Vc an the forgotten men at mile trctch of road west from Ever tt to the townlinc Weve paid taxes for years aid Mr Burns and as tax The road is use for traffic To Aid Alliston Facilities by putting beds in corridors and ALLISTON The delegation from Alliston which came to Simcoe County Council Tuesday to back the general request of the county hospitals that some form of contribution from the municipalities and the county should be organized to provide the capitalcosts of hospitals had as spokesman flood He told county council that following survey made by the hospital commission they had been informed that they should plan for new nDhed hospital at Alliston This new unit built alongside the present 35de unit would be required within the near future requirements of that area The present unit would assist by total ing the chronic cases requirirg At present the iiibed hospital ls handling other places the late Loblaw part of the county from CooksA town on the east to ltIulmur 1h rownsmp on the west and from councl sces llt wl the finance Camp Bordon on the north to the consideration of the following points Consideration by Simcoe County Council Of the matter of hospital to handle the session The urgency of the sit aution makes it highly desirable hat this be considcred at com mittee and voted by council at more bed time this session it possible they said 10 or more casesICounty Council of longterm ally than facilities provide for Alliston hospital was first built bequest from the estate of It has een handling the needs of that it has been 40 years since ditches have been opened The water oltcn stands on the road in the spring and in the winter snow plowing is anything but satis County Council of satisfactory and equitable basis for payment of capital serving Simcoe County committee to discuss the brief policy regarding county partici CWTVi pation in hospital construction Establishment by Simcoe grants to hospitals The opportunity to meet as old Phyllis Gianconticrie found apparently unharmed Tucs day night several she had been lured into car and driven away from her down town home GIRL SAFE TORONTO CP Nineyear was hours after outh boundary of the county They appealed to council for capital grants at this Establishment by Simcoe Juvenile And Family Court Had An Extrernely Busy Year An extremely busy year with total court cases numberingv 1622 was reported by Juvenile and Family Court Judge Mar jorie Hamilton to Simcoe County Council Tuesday The records of this busy year Distribute 15000 Copies 01 Bookleg Tourist and Industrial mittee Chairman Charles Sproule told Simcoe County Council to day that 15000 copies of The Story of Simcoe County have been printed and general dis tributinn to government travel agencies chambers of commerce and resorts in the area nomenc ed this week Barrie contributed $1000 or about one quarter of the publi cation costs The committee is recommend ing to county council that copy DI IIon Drurys book All For Beaver Hat be given to every primary and secondary school in Simcoe County indicate drop in the juvenile delinquency rate but rise in adult offences Iuveliile complaints from pol lice were 351 school authorities 27 parents 61 others 44 am ounted to 463 THE TOPS LIST The largest single category of offences was indicated in the theft department 105 and this was followed by break and enter with intent 173 break enter with theft 64 unmanageability 10h Higway Traffic Act 251 and various other varictiu of improprictia The report also mentioned the visits made during 1959 to the mental hospitals in Orillia and Penetang The possibility of establishing Mental was also pursued at meeting with the Minister of Reform lnA stioutions Judge Hamilton in her report said she was overjoyed by the assurance of the property com mittee that this court will now neaiui Clinic in the area FOR OAC GUELPII The Simcoe County Federation of Agriculture has announced the awarding of the annual scholar ships of $100 each to two stu dean of Simcoe County enter ing the first year of the Diploma Course at the Ontario Agricul tural College Guelph The basis of the awards shall be on scholastic ability partici pation in club work agricultural organizations and community activitim plans for the future andtho actual need for the scholarship This annual bursary will be Federation 01 Agriculture To Give Annual Scholarships available for tile 106061 collegc ycar Application must be sub mitted to the secretary of the Simcoe County Federation of Agriculture 64 Collier Street Earric before September 15 cf cach year Scholarship applica tion Iomis may be obtained from the Department of Agriculture Barrie or Alliston Any student interested in ob taining further information ma obtain copy of the OAC cal endar from the allied of the On tario Department of Agriculture at Barrie or Alliston or by writ ing to the college né have juvenile detention quarters AGREP REPORTS Loose Stabling Systém Much Debqted Topic By STEWART PAGE North Simcoe Agrep Building pole barn or con verting existing barns from the conventional stall type in loose housing has proven quite pop ular Willi beef cattle producers for quite number of years but the adaption of the loose hous ing system of stabling for the dairy herd is still much de bated topic among dairy farm ers recent Study of loose pen barns on farms enrolled in the Dairy Herd Improvement As sociation by the Farfn Econ omics and Statistics Branch of the Ontario Department of Ag riculture has just been releas ed and this report throws quite bit Of new light on the sub ject Some 60 dairy cattle barns with pen type stabling were compared with more than 1000 with stall type barns and both kinds were found to have special advant ages and disadvantages ADVANTAGES OF IJOOSE PENS Fortyeight out of so noticed marked improvement in the health of their herd four said the health was unchanged and no one noticed any decline in healtll Improvements in the health 11 the herd were listed as fol lows Less mastitis no case of Ketosis less udder trouble better conception rate others listed increase in productive life of the cows higher production less drop in production and less ditcstivc roublcs when changing feeds Nineteen listed reductionI in labor requirements in spite of increased herd size Others mentioned better manure cleaner milk and case in handl ing milk DISADVANTAGES Many found they had insuf ficient straw for loose pens This was real problem in some areas Some used shav ings sawdust or corn cubs in holding areas or in the door ways to supplement straw The rough appearance of the cows in the winter is not at tractive to buyers Two said the cows liked the fresh air but they didnt Six mentioned the poor state of the yard in the spring Separate yards should be constructed for young stock The survey revealed wide variety of pen arrangementp feeding methods and milking procedures Despitc the wide variety all seemed to be oper ated with considerable de gree of success There is strong indication that the de gree of success was more dependent on the ability of the operatonto adjust to the var ious combinations of methods than on the merits of the com binations Summing up this report it would appear that most of the cooperaturs who had changed over from stall type to loose pen stahling were well satis fied with results There were number of reasons for mak ing thc change Some wished to increase their hcrd others considered their old barn warn ln the spring and fall thought the loose housing would represent consider able saving in chore time as cost of steel stanchions PAY TO CHANGE On the other hand it is doubtful if dairy farmer who has well planned stall type barn large enough for his pre sent purpose would find it would pay him to change over to loose housing at the present time Most farmers who feature the sale of breeding stock pre fer the stall type barn as they feel the herd can be shown off to much better advantage when tied up in orderly rows When consi ring change to loose housing we should at so keep in mind the problem of obtaining adequate bedding supplies Much less straw is produced on our farms today as our grain acreage keeps shrinking and with the in creased use of the combine for threshing we save less of the straw we do have than in form er years Shorter strnwed var ieties of grain are also being introduced as more suitable to combining and present day methods of cropping It is of course usuallv possible to buy straw at price but some times thc price is high For example there were occasions last winter when baled straw good baled bay This study of various types of dairy barns will be continued RETIRES AFTER 43 out well as eliminating most of the cost more per ton than fairly Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson 69 McDonald Street are pictured on the occasion of Mr Wilsons retirement from the employ of Canadian Na tional Railways as shedman at Barrie station after 43 years service with the company He started with the company De cember of 1916 at Caledon East and has worked on variety of Jobs since that time He re placed Curly Anderson as sistant freight agent and shed man when the latter was trans ferred Mr Wilson has been working in Barrie for 21 years His friends presented him with lawn chair his wife with dozen roses Group at cere mony included retired agents Allison and Sam Stephen son agent Galbraith and Ellis express agent Ex aminer Photot NOTED NATURALIST Ottawa in 1947 formed the firs in Detroit before 1910 Percy Taverner who died at birdbanding organization while One Of Central Collegiate lilathe matics Department head Rob ert Glync Mitchell has just re ceived copy of Modern Analytic Geometry new Grade 13 mammtics text His name appears in the auth ors list for he hascnniribu ted three of the 13 chapters in this 400page ext and aided in the monthly of other mn tenal One of an elite of matth au ohomltics from Mitchell nearr Stanford to Kingston Ontario Mr Mitchell was invited to write by Professor of Mathes maths Queens University Kingston Ontanio Edg etit MA PhD timber 01 the texts writing gnoup Mr Mitchell is thought to be the second Barrie teacher to have contributed to the content of seconan school next book Jamcs Savage head of science department North legiabo wrototwa chapters in Grade 10 beret in 1957 milled General Science fon Grade Ten and was joint author with Bowers and Bisonehte The new text published by Ryerson Press Townto will sell our $325 as opposed co the price of $190 for the pres ent Grade 13 analytical geo metry next It features well organized clear and thorough content and most prob lems within ohe text take into consideration individual differ ences in the ability of sou dents say the anthbors Book contains practical up plieation of mathematics in An increasc of 463 per cent in the Value ed taxab 1e 3W merit in SW County over the previous 3m is shown in the county W5 report be ing submitted to muniy coun cil during is current seit7n in Barrie Asian1 Bic Simpson indi ate in the report that the to tal value for the 31 municipali ties in the county as made by the mars in 1959 is $1165 $5 Million Rise In Assessment one the mucus rear of 85 154607 As the mom lose dub ing the last year so did the population llbe county mtmicipoditiee had 102609 people in l059 an increase over the pmviotm year 11 1967 or approflmately two per cent Following are die equuthze sm ments proposed in the 440613 This is an increase report SCHEDULE OF EQUALIZATION 1960 Iler Pcr ROBERT MITCHELL wle TEXT BOOK Barrie Teacher Local Equallred centzge centngc Taxable For County of 1961 of 1960 Municipality Assessment Purposes Levy Levy Alliston 2522566 2859964 24562 21655 Bradford 2561285 2203246 19695 18452 Collingwood 6752304 7645092 65657 56150 Midland 7697130 17331415 30139 30730 Orillia 22607048 18414985 158140 151787 Penctang 2631005 2082305 24153 25718 Stayner 1325530 1443533 12441 12438 Becton 717403 583875 5014 5056 Coldwatcr 3429569 522564 4485 4645 Crccmore 611537 644508 5535 5588 Elmvale 1138341 927535 7965 1725 Port hlcNicoll 1328605 1615053 13870 14107 Tottcnham 510175 588778 5050 5l57 Victoria llarb 841540 037256 5473 5439 Wasaga 130th 1043050 1730011 14911 15145 Adjaln 1024405 1845545 15350 15374 Essa 465952 6000542 51584 52127 Flos 2519108 2942440 25270 25614 Innisfil 9706940 9548226 82001 805129 liIatcllcdash 614765 698335 5091 5314 lilcdonte 1682253 1970115 10071 17235 Nottawasaga 4840759 5301758 45532 410319 Orillia 8042531 0592009 50013 54289 Oro 5075970 5254401 45125 40517 Sunnidalc 4594680 3730109 32086 33371 Tay 2105549 3400507 29240 29290 chumscth 3001275 3530110 30322 31260 Tiny 5252217 5960572 51190 50579 Tossorontio 1529957 1723344 14300 15155 Vespla 2493711 2711350 23235 22281 Vcst Gwilllmbury 3154161 3079780 25449 26878 116440613 115440013 1000000 1000000 Sudbury Cloudy with occasional rain or drizch today Variable cloudiness with few scattered showers tonight and Thursday Littlc change in temperatures Light winds TimminsKapuskasing Cloudy with sunny intervals and few showers today and Thursday Little change in temperature Light winds WEATHER Synopsis disturbance located near Georgian Bay was respon sible for damp weather across the province this morning The disturbance was moving slowly northeastw Gradually im proving conditions are antici Authors cnccs to ballistic in iles and to architecture Mr Mitchells contribution includes chapters on tangents diameters and patcd for Thursday Low tonight 111in Thursday transformation of coordinates Lake Erie Lake Huron Lake Winds 55 75 as well as new presentation Ontario and Niagara regions St Thoma 55 75 of the coordinates called Windsor London Hamilton Tur London so 75 sots onto Mostly cloudy with few wingham so 75 Mr Mitchell feels that the showers today Variable cluudi Tommo 55 15 old presentation of analytic ness Thursday Not much change Trenton 55 75 figures intermixed with their in temperature Winds light St Catharines 55 75 mgents and diameters is im Georgian Bay Kirkland Lake Hamilton 75 pnoved by the new method in Haliburton regions NorthBay Killaloe 75 lilodrsnn Analytic Geometry wherein the figures are first in troduced and then their tangents and diameters taught if desired Book attempts to serve three main purposes It introduces the concept of sets It clarifies the number of difficulties in using the text by using exact language It introduces the notion that the length of perpendicular al ways positive The volume is designed with the first year of university in mind and it contains more use ful topit relative to this year MUCH WORK Mr Mitchell calculates that his persevering wife Mary had to put up with disappearing husband about one night week for two years during the auth ors weekly group conference in Toronto and another three nights in the week when he became absorbed with the process of writing an accurate text He has his elementary vocal and instrumental certificate from OCE and is graduate 49 from McMaster University in Mathe matics and Physics He is now in his fifth year as department head at Central and in his tenth JUNE SPECIAL 3Pc BATllllonM SET WITH CHROME PLATED HTrINGs modern science using refer as staff member there HOME 0R For building on your own write 1111 shantynsy WAYS TO BUILD FINANCE AND OWN BEAUTIFUL MODERN CARDINAL CARDINALS BASIC UNIT PLAN year planNo downpayment and low monthly payments CARDINALS 12 YEAR PLAN CARDINALS STANDARD 1ng For building NHA or VLA For 1960 catalogiles plans and prices BETTY PICKFORD SET INCLUDES 15 Vitreous China basin with centre at faucet peo plug chain and stopper trap COTTAGE Vitreous china close coupled toilet with sent ft steel enamollcd recess bath with tub filler and waste and overflow chain and plug $10980 COLOUR SETS PINK GREEN BLUE TUEQUOISE SUNTAN $13265 WHITE SET COMPLETE SPECIAL call Barrle PA 63466 Self Rimming NAME 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