The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Hod Escaped Charged by PC OPP with three offenci young girl Robert Lep been given me Ztl 12 Dr Michael taxio Hospital at Cllilill who was valtStIlI an court and gave evid gtf the Onl examination thee that hud examined Ltpilftif on March and 27 The same man had been Iitili at the some hospital 1512 to 1933 and ilClEI stitution without permission pa from left tile in He was LVtl discharged and had not been IOCIIird until now and doctor found that there was improvement in his mental condi tion the IlU He had been guilty of sevfi era minor offences since leaving defective he be sent to for and was mentally it was decided that Penctanguishene Hospital criminally insane Common Assault Through the Celebration of party at local motel on Feb 21 charge of common assault against Toronto man was laid by Major Roxbor ougli recently back from Korea Evidence disclosed that the Major and Mrs Roxborougli had been staying at the motel while he is taking Camp Borden course but is really stationed at Calgary He told that they had been dis turbed on the night in question by the gathering until early in the morning by the noise and by knocking on their door at times The last straw came with another knock about am and he had gone to the door and met Lock hnrt who it was found on later evidence had been passing but the knock had been given by hi bro flier Donald Loekhart who thought the room was that of another friend The accused not knowing the reason for the majors accusation had resented it and having con sumed some beer in tussle which ensued struck the other on the head after the officer had gone down to lay complaint with the management Further trouble followed when the major who was perfectly sober and had kept his self control ad mirably at last struck out and Lockhart received three severe blows on the face and neck Gordon McTurk put up strong defence in Lockharts case but His Worship taking the evidence as whole based his judgment upon the evidence of Major and Mrs Roxborough and imposed fine on the accused of $20 plus $1050 costs charge laid against the offi cer by Lockhart was withdrawn with his consent and that of his counsel Mam lanai Mr and Mrs Reynolds 58 Grove St have returned home after spending the winter in Flor ida SUITOFMONTH Winner of the Kinsmcns Club SuitoftheMonth draw made Wednesday evening over CKBB by Barbara Wheeler at 755 pm was Archer 30 Penetang St This was the fifth draw made by the club since November when the idea was instituted WCTU ANNUAL APRIL The Womens Christian Temper ance Union will meet at the home of Mrs Bewell 54 Mary Street on Monday afternoon Apr at oclock This is the annual meeting and every woman is most cordially invited to attend and en joy ar pleasant afternoon rs Russell Carson lIeicric Lockhart and tlit UNTOUCIIED BY THE BLAZE which caused $15000 damage to the sawmill and planing mill of Copeland Milling not touched by the flames in the air Co Elmvalc last week is this storeroom and machine shop It stood about 30 feet away from the burning mill and was hich leaped more than 90 feet whfitilund Frcc Press Herald BORN BELLAt the Royal Victoria Hos pital Barrie March 30 1054 to Mr and Mrs Earl Bell Cooks town daughter EDWARDsfiA1 the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie March 31 1954 to Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards 17 Frederick St son lAYDENAt the Royal Ilospital Barrie April to Mr and Mrs Earl Cookstown daughter llARDACREHAt the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie April 1954 to Mr and Mrs llardacrc 28 Duckworth St son IiERJGERSAt the Royal Vic toria Hospital Barrie March 31 1954 to Mr and Mrs Ilcrtgers RR No Thornton son Jam5 Herman LEMAYAt the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie March 31 1954 to Mr and Mrs Ivan Lemay 7719 Victoria St daughter Victoria Ann stillborn oiii5 GRAHAMAt the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Thursday April 1954 George James Gra ham of 149 Blake St Barrie beloved son of the late James and Hannah Graham Resting at Lloyd and Steeklcy Funeral Home Barrie for service on Saturday April at 230 pm Interment Guthrie Cemetery CARbciiTlKNKS Victoria 1934 Fayden McARTHURIn the recent be reavement of dear husband and father the late John MeArthur of Oro Station we wish to ex press our sincere thanks to rcla fives friends and neighbors for their kindness cards of sympathy and floral tributes Mrs MeArthur and the family Mrs John Ander son of Orillia Mrs Melville Tudhope Mrs Harry Kendall of Hawkestone John MeArthur of Oro Station 39 SULLEYWe wish to express our sincere thanks and apprecia tion to relatives friends and neigh bors for their kindness and sym pathy shown including floral tri butes cards and inquiries through out the sickness and death of dear husband and father also to the staff of thc Royal Victoria Hospital and doctors Mrs John Sullcy and Family 39 IN APPRECIATION Wewish to thank all the friends ofMinesing and surrounding dis trict who were so kind in giving us lovely shower in which we receiveda lot of beautiful and useful gifts We hope when you are passing through you will drop in and say hello Our address is 54Owen St Telephone No is 6161 Will be looking forward to hear ing from or seeing you Mr and 39 Township of Innisfill TENDERS P011 cairn CRUSIIING Sealed Tenders plainly marked as to contents will undersigned up to Saturday April 10 1954 12 oclock noon For the crushing and hauling of not less than 10000 yards of gravel to be de livered on roads anywhere in said township All gravel to be crushed to 32 inch Material and 65 stone Contractor to strip all pits where neces sary and also leave pits in satisfactory condition Work to be done un der the supervision of the Township Road Superintendent and gravel to be taken from pits selected by him Certified cheque for $30000 to ac company all tenders 5000 yards at least to be placed before June 20 1954 and balancejnot later than October 15 1954 All tenders to be on Flat rate per yard Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted be received by the COWAN ALLAN Road Supt Clerk STROUD ONT CHURCHILL our PM General Tenders for the Construction of IIEIICZY SIIIEEI PUBLIC SCHOOL BARRIE ONTARIO General tenders only will be received by the undersigned until pm Tuesday April 13th 1954 for the construction of six room one storey Public School Plans specifications tender forms and information may be had on application to the undersigned marked cheque for $2500 is required to procure plans and specifications Lowest or any ten der not necessarily accepted signed COON 8r SON Architects 745 Mount Pleasant Roadp Toronto Ont Glllln loving memory of dear wife and mother Violet Gill who paser away April 1919 There is linlgwdeath cannot sever Love and remembrance last for even Husband and family 30 iWADEln sad and loving memory of my dear husband llarry Wade who passed away April 1953 The flowing stream of life rolls on And still the vacant chair Recalls the face the smile voice Of him who once sat there Ilow we miss his steps Of the one we loved so dear Oft we listen for his coming Fully sure that he is near Sadly missed and lovingly re membered by wife Lottie and daughter Violet 1A page in the book of memory Is silently sadly turned today 39 No Excitement Uranium Find Sparrow Lake COLDWATERExcitement over uranium find in the Sparrow Lake district died down almost as quickly as it broke out Possibili tics of good yield of the precious metal remain and explorations to determine the value of the find will take place in the near future Uranium was located ona farm owned by Fraser Miller Orillia contractor opposite Sparrow Lake several miles from Port Stanton Mr Miller inherited the form from his father the late Tony Mill3r who once operated the popular Lakcshore hotelat Spar row Lake which was razed by fire The deed includes the mineral rights Mining company and government experts have shown lively interest in the uranium find Mr Miller has been in Califor nia and is due back in few days At least three mining companies have made tentative offers Inves tigative drilling will likely take place this month company sur vey disclosed the only vein intlle area is on the Miller farm and it is reported to be about 800 feet long widening as it goes deeper into the ground There are said to be no other claims near the vein The discovery was made last spring when Mr Miller andW Robillard of Severn Bridge sur veyed rock ridge Reports of assay findings resulted inthe ur anium rush WW MARKET PRICES APRIL 1954 noes cams nods room As quoted by FirnCoopentlvo Packers of Ontario Barrio Hogs $3350 Sows $2500 3663 Large Medium Small 1B 32 30 28 28 26 CHICKEN Over lbs Special Grade Grade Grace to lbs Special Grade Grade Grade to lbs Special Grade GradeB Grade Under lbs Special Grade Grade 25 16 Grade Canons 20 over the above prices FOWL Grade 18 Over lbs to lbs 15 Under 1le gt 12 42 41 35 22 41 40 34 21 33 32 28 18 nunlion 28 26 21 25 23 18 WORKING HOURS If the farm folks who raise poulo try and livestock and carry on dairyirrg were to be paid on 40 hour week basis the people who buy those products would have to pay lot more money than they do now J3rooks Alta Bulletin Again at EImvaIe ALL THAT REMAINED of the Copeland Milling Co premises at Elmvale after the welcome foot $15000 fire which swept through it last Wednesday night can be seen in picture bris beams whic COLDWATER fSurvey Details Coldulatcerouncil made tour of inspection of village roads this week to determine what work should be done on them this year Chimney Fire Only minor damage was caused by chimney fire at Allan Ilills residence on Gray Street on Wed nesday Ice Season Extends Continued low temperatures made it possible to extend the na tural ice season at Coldwatcr rink Public skating was enjoyed Wed nesday nigfht March 31 lluronia Fair Movies By popular demand movies of the 1953 fair taken by Mil lard will be shown at the Cold water theatre again this weekend Gets New Thermometer James Lazonby Colclwntersbf ficial weather recorder has re ceivcd new more sensitive max imum thermometer New tacies for determining precipitation have also arrived Mr Lazonby now 82 has carried on the local weather recording and reporting since the death of his father and there has been service for the Toronto Meteorolo gical headquarters by the Lawn bys for 70 years Mr Lazonby is assisted in nis work by his wife who is equally familiar with tak ing readings and keeping records Organist Born Here Mr and Mrs were recently pleased to read news item in Toronto dailies stat ing that Wealthy member of Kingsway Lambton Church had provided new $4000061eotric or goan as gift The money was made available to the church or ganist JohnClark and the new installation was under his direc tion Mr Clark has high repu tation as an organist John Clark was born in Goldwater while his father the late Rev Charles Clark was Anglican rector here James Lazonby is his godfather The Toronto organist and his fam ily plan to visit the Iazonbyts this spring John Clark has brother James who is an Anglican mis sionary in the Arctic and another brother Charles lawyer in To ronto Rev Clark succeeded the late Rev Sheppard vand leflt Goldwater in 1917 Qx SIGHT RETURNS CHILLIWACK BC CP Though it may never be perfect sight has returned for Shawn Tay lor five After he was struck by bus three months ago doctors feared he would be blind for life lt MORE FOR LESS Althougth average weekly earn ings in the manufiacturing indus tries reached the record high of $6038 at Dec 1953 total em ployment in manufacturing had declined by 23 per cent in the preceding 12 months BRAND NEW 54 FORD Custom FordOr NEW CAR WARRANTY DOWNTOWN morons 75 Dunlop St Phone 3600 Top TradeInlrices for your present our lBCEp an uninterrupted James Lazonby On Wheat Growing Eastern Canada OTTAWA Spring wheat was one of the first and most import ant crops grown by the early set tlers when the country which now comprises Eastern Canada was dis covered De Monts planted this crop at Annapolis in 1005 while Louis Hebert reports abundant wheat crops on his farm in Quebec City in 1635 The Red Fife wnca which gave Canada its first reputation as wheat producing nation as well as the world famous Marquis wheat were originated and developed in Ontario All the Eastern provinces provided the wheat for their own bread making purposes and num erous small flour or grist mills were to be found in each province With tire expansion of the wheat areas in the West and the increase in population the larger better equipped and more efficient flour mills took over the manufacture of flour and many of the small mills closed down which lowered the demand fOr local wheat Dur ing the past twenty years the wheat acreage in Eastern Canada dropped from 204700 acres in 1934 to 54400 acres by 1953 This decline shrted previous to World War II when large stocks of wheat were available in the Went and prices were so low that Eastern farmers found it cheaper to bring in grain for feed purposes than to grow it There are occasions however when it pays to raise wheat in preference to other crops One good illustration of this is in the potato growing areas where the heavy applications of commercial fertilizer cause severe lodging to such crops as oats and barley when Sown on these soils following potatoes It has been found that good variety of spring wheat will stand up well under these conditions and produce excellent yields The new Acadia wheat with its short stiff straw could be used to advantage in this case Carl Fraser cereal crops divi sion Central Experimental Farm Ottawa reports on survey just completed on how Acadia wheat behaved under general farm con ditions in Eastern Canada during the past season Yields as high as 45 to 50 bushels per acre re corded with an average for the 100 farmers reporting on their yields of 2575 bushels per acre This is very good considering that the average yield for the past five years for spring wheat in Canada was 164 bushels and even in the bumper year of 1952 the yield was only 263 bushels per acre In other words Eastern Canada can 95 MASSEYHARRIS AND FERGUSON DEALER 30 Sophia st at top Lower photograph shows workmen beginning the task of cleaning up the del Overhead are some of the charred THE BARKER EXAMINER FRIDAY APRIL at the annual Midland link to first from Orr Ti aptly defeating fanth of Barrie Curlers Lose in Final dland Mixed mi pr ire remind event lt entries 1211 Capt 11 Hr jEtnelm Falls in 13 lanai illanibiin of Lakefrch preii lot Bradford it in pielimii Harts Barrie curler lost 118 to Orr in the Wilson inary In the Trophy cunt they beat Kn Brounell of Midland round and 109 in the first round and Lough eed of Sndbury 1515 in the second Tlin wan their semifinal against Worsley of Oakwooo but lost in the final by 13 to Hoyle of ilam ilton Victori spa Camera By GERRY LOUGIIERI Canadian Press Staff Writer How long does it take boxer to become world champion rted the buildings Mldlnnd Free Press Herald In The Army An estimated 500 sixteenyearold youths will be enrolled as soldieri apprentices in the Canadian Army this summer It will mark the third intake in the apprenticeship pro gram since its institution in Janu ary 1953 This third intake and subsequent intakes will be on an annual basis There were two intakes in 19531 Applicants willbe enrolled com mencing June and will proceed on leave until the training period begins in midSeptember The apprentices are enrolled for sevenyear engagement with the option of obtaing their release afti er five years service On enrolment soldier apprentice draws half thel pay of private recruit but on reaching the age of 17 draws normal rates ofpay The apprentices undergo special ized training in army trades at corps schools in different parts of the country During their first two years of training they receive certain amount of academic training for which recognized civilian credits are available At the same time they receive training in the corps forI which they are slated and qualify for their GrOup trades rating Applicants must have Grade Eighti education or equivalent and good suppo school record as well as parental or guardian consent After enrolment attheir nearest Army personnel depot they are des patched to various corps schools Frenchspeaking apprentices go to the Canadian Army Training School at Valcartier Que After they be come more proficient in English they too are sent to corps training schools The corps schools where the ap prentices receive instruction are Royal Canadian School of Military Engineering at Chilliwack BCi Royal Canadian School of Signals at Barriefield Ont Royal Canadian Army Service Corps School at Camp Borden Ont Royal Canadian Ordnance Coops School at Montreal and the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers School at successfully grow springwheat and few acres on all Eastern farms w0uld go long way to feeding the avenage farm poultry flock and in providinga nice cashcrop which is easy to handle VETERAN GARDENER THESSALON Ont CP in re cognition of many years labor in interests of local horticulture Mrs William Walker was presented with diploma by the Thessalon Hor ticultural Society of which she has been an executive member for more than 30 years frustrations Ferguson Tractoi antd Plow Model Case Tractor MasseyHarris Pony Tractor and mounted plow Ford Ferguson Tractor All reconditioned all priced right UMMING Barrie Phone 3577 titlcholders from little more than two years up to 16 of answer records the From the present ranges Australias Jimmy Carruthers lhas the fastest record among the current champions It took him only two years and three months and 15 professional fights to win the world crown At the other end of the yardstick is Archie Moore He waited 16 years before finally winning the lighthenryweiglif title in his 128th fight Heres how long other champions needed to win their crowns Heavyweight Rocky Marciano Four years two months and 42 lights Middleweight Bobo OlsonSeven years 11 months and 59 bouts Welterweight Kid Gaviln Sev on years 11 months and 88 lights Featherweight Sandy Saddler Four years seven months and 63 bouts Flyweight Yoshio Shirai of Ja panwlhrec years 10 months and 28 fights Tougli Road Of course those statistics dont include the time that champions put in as amateurs learning the trade In most cases that ranged to three or four years Its long tough road no matter how you look at it The rugged fellows who are able to last more than 10 years are the exceptions bantamweiglit IOccasionally physical marvel crops up such as former heavy weight king Jersey Joe Walcott who probably fought abo 25 years give or take year érdin arily man has to quit before he has completed half that term on less he wants to end up punch drunk Gavilan who began fighting as professional in 1943 and Moore who started in 1936 are the vet erans of the present crop Others in the 10year class are Ezzard Charles Willie Pep and Joey Maxim all former titlehold ers in their divisions and Harry Matthews Billy Graham and Johnny Bratton New York neurological Spe cialist maintains that pro boxers dontsuffer nearly as many head injuries as ringsiders and televi sion audiences may think Dr Harry Kaplan told Mont real meeting of doctors recently that an extensive study in Which some 1000 boxers had been exam ined over fouryear period show ed that they were really riding the punches They are sustaining some head injury but the severity of the in jury is something else he said Capable boxers hit hard but sel dom suffer hard blows to the head The majority of punches dont hit home either being blocked or grazing the moving opponent NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estate of MABEL ALBERTA HUBBS 73 Holgate Street Barrie Ontario formerly of Cherry Val ley OgiarioWidow who died on January 15th 1954 are required to submit their claims to the un dersigned by April 20th 1954 aft3r which date the estate will be dis tributed having regard only to those claims of which the Admin istrators shall then have notice MacLAREN WILSON Owen St Barrie Ontario Solicitors for the Administrators 3339F Little Joe lanai Dali skip took named bobg tin tiel Low AUCTION SALE Form Stock and Implements 195 received Lilli ROLAND PRICE Lot 18 Con 00 Township Miles East of Guthrie and Mile North of Highway 11 To 52 ii Rabin iiiezi in on TUESDAY APRIL at 130 pm sharp lilli lIltt1NG Pal Mules 2000 pounds Holstein Co due lo frcsnen Roan ti yr izilking bred Dec 23 Dual ltllper Cow years fees llezefnzu Cow years fresh AhillleGilelrisey Cow years fci month sin Heifer Mars till Ma 11 Holstein Calf 14 in mils IIlli1flll Cali weeks Registered Hereford Bull muslin Yorkshire Sow due May 10 It liens l11LlIMHlTS Ford Tractor 1931 model 039 miles on motor lights policy for Tractor Ferguson Tractor an liniros 24 plate For gluon Tractor ultivntnr Ford llow furrow Ford Tiller plate just new Manure Spreader Dttlzllg Sled Drill ill disc Hay Rake 10 Rubber tired wagon llay rack ockshutt Binder cut Mower cut Wheelbarrow section SLKtI Harrow Buzz saw 30 Walking ilow Electric Broodu 500 cap Chevrolet Truck 1941 model with 1946 engine FEEDS About 10 tons pressed hay about 350 bus Oats about 100 bus Mixed Grain Range wok Iu just many other articles TERMS CASH Charles II lhornton Auctioneer Hawkestonc RR Phone Oro 1125 scour NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Notice is hereby given pursuant to The Trustee Act that all Credi tors und others having claims against the Estate of MARY JOS EPHINE OVER late of the Totvn of Barrie in the County of Simeon Widow Deceased who died on the First day of February 1954 are requested to send particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 3rd day of May 1954 after which date the Execu tor will distribute the assets of the Estate having regard only to the claims of which they then shall have notice and will not be re sponsrblc for any others STEWART ESTEN McTURK Barrie Solrcrtors for the Executor 36391 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of CHARLES LINKLATER late of theVillage of Angus in the County of Simcoc Gentleman deceased All persons having claims against the Estate of Charles Linklater deceased who died on or about the 4th day of March 1954 and notified to send to the undersigned on or before the 15th day of April 1954 their names and ad dresses and full particulars of theirclaims and the nature of the securities if any held by them Immediately after the said 15th day of April 1954 the assets of the said deceased will be distrib uted among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the Executrix shall then have notice 19Dated the 15th day of March 54 Ii 110W GLADSTONE CURRIE QC 97 Dunlop Street East Barrie Ontario the Executrix TOWNSHIP OF IIIIII Farmers of the Township ofOro wishing to treat their cattle by brush method under Warible Fly Control Act and regulationsmay obtain the necessary powder from Brown and Company Barrie or Far mers Cooperative Orillia TUDHOPE Clerk 39 NEW SEASONS PURE Maple Syrup Top Quality Gallons Any Quantity Phone 2429 COOP BARRIE Does It Solicitor for It isnt how fat they get BUT how much it costs to get them that way Little Joes record is 80 for eve ry pound of beef produced Come in and talk it over CHEAPEST yet produces talc nun GAINS flowcost GAINS TOP FINISH best results Double the value of your own grain by feeding little Purina Steer Fatena BARRIE FARM SUPP THE HOME OF MARKET SQUARE Listen to CKBB of mm for Regional Weather Forecast LITTLE JOE PHONE 2982 13