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TePaY$23000 RECElVES $50 AWARD FOR SAFETY IDEA Th three lodges of the Jack Hnmmell Safety Award com petitioilare seen at Simcoe County buildings Tuesday wilh the winner for the Barrie dis FREEZING srwrns To Cut irid looking at Brian Henv rys suggestion are left to right Barrie North principal Hamilton Judge lilacLaren and far right OPP Out Cost Service service previously perform ed at cost by Barrie public works department for city resi dents riow is costing $20 for hire ofmachinery and 55 per man hour And there is no weekend service Alderman Earle Williams brought this complaint to city councils last regular meeting of the year Monday lle was re ierring to unblocking of private lateral sewers connecting hous 25 with scwer mains He said the charge previously was $10 The service was dis continued because it involved breaking up city work crews to clear private sewers Many of the calls reported city staff were to free sewer lines blocked by private refuse which should not have been put down the drain anyway Public works chairman Alder man Lester Cooke explained the Two Hurt In $2500 Crash Two youths were taken to Pcnetang General Hospital Sun day when theircar was in colli sion with another vehicle driven by 17yearold Pcrkinsficld boy The coil loll involved four cars said Victoria liarbnur OPP Const Murray Tamblyn Dam age totalled $2500 Wilfred Dubeau 16 and his brother Raymond Duheau 13 both from Perkinsficld were re leased from hospital after treat ment for lacerations Charges are pending following the accident which happened just south of Minesing on High way ConstiTambiyn said Lee Cad eau l9 Penctang was headgd north when he stopped part of his car still on the travelled por tion of the highway Raymond Marc don 17 Per kinsiield drew behind him and was almost stopped when he was in collision with the Do beau car Marchildons car was knocked from behind out into the south bound lene where he was in col lision with Jeannette Stewart 22 also from Penetang CHRISTMAS BONUS Christmas bonuses will be paid to city staff on the payroll on November 75 This is to ensure these laid off in the month be fore Christmas he rememv bered responsibility oi the private ro sidcnt was from his house to the solver main lie knew of at leas1 two plumbers who were offering this type of service But he conceded the withdrawal of service by the city was an experiment which possibly was near proving stage linyorWiilard Kinzic recall he had been opposed to the with drawal The city could he ex plained charge suiiicienl uinollnt cover costs They alwaYS call the mayor he complained adding block age frequently took place on Sunday and he had to fdo some thing about it Principals Back Late Examinations Criticism from parents and other local people about lilo lalcilcss oi Barrie Collegiate exams was brought before the District Collegiate Board Mont day night Both principals have good an swers to the criticism however Barrie Central principal It Bowman said it the exams were written earlier the period ioll owing the exams would be per iod of relaxation on the part oi the students Barrie North principal Hamilton said when he was at Brantiord they had exams early and the school might as well have been closed for the last week oi the term Both principals agreed the present system was the most efficient frornevery angle INVESTMENT CHATS Crawford Co Ltd as Dunlap St 13 pa 32137 rins WEEKS iansrvlnm YIELDS security Price Yield Canada 51MB Oct 162 10050 515 Canada Dec 15su 91155 459 Canada iay 151 91511431179 Canada My Supt 1113 8650 5257 om Nov 15255 o15n 545c Ont Nov 157779 moon Ont 5151 Aug 157779 9711 Out on Nov lsss 1on7 out Nov 1575 is Toronto Nov 279 957 Eye Nov 71559 992 Nov 1579 592 Bell nl 65470 Jan 175 loo slmp Wail Se 1579 111 ac Eloc 1114 1119 Abltlbl own Nov 1577 lot Alumln Wita Jun 271 81 Bcll Tel Mar 1571 9200 clan Mo oct1ss 35511 612 env mm 28 wanafinfisfisofisfifls ESESumum emua 131 Cdn Br Jun 1533 11901 5341 Lohlaw 4517 Ocixllld 1111011 373 Warsawunmnuxumummamnummun may on spirit of Christmas District inspector John Clark Mr Henry tsecond from right won 550 for his suggestion See story on page Exam incr Photo LOCAL AND GENERAL ELECT OFFICERS Alliston fire brigade recently elected its 1960 oilincrs as 014 lows thief William Bayes captain iiarold Parsons lieu tenant Wilfred liolsburgh sec retorytreasurer CC Collins Steward Horsburgh hair coekman William Ecndell oceans cull Onelime minister of Victoria Harbour Presbyterian Church Rev Wallace McLean of Luck now has accepted call to be come minister of the Elmvole Fergusonvalc and Crossland Presbyterian churches IIEADS ELMVALE LEGION At arecent meeting of ElInA vale branch of the Canadian Legion Thomas McKenzie was elected president for 4960 First vicepresident is James Reid second vicepresident Al Mart treasurer Chester Bak er ass lant trcasuror Gordon Giffen secretary Lloyd Ritch ie sergeant at arms Jack whit ton nncnrvr erranrnrt Al Martin heads the new Elm vale Boy Scout Troop which re ceived its charter recently from District Commissioner Harvey Boyd of Midland Committee chairman is William Crawford The Ontario Department of Highways anceptiog Barrics claim for compensation oimore than mom for lost involved in assuming city status discount ed $1900 for Shanty Bey road costs onJhe grounds it was within the citys power to have th ad paved earlier The county wouldhnve carried out the work had the city pra parcd the mod asserted the De partment But the department accepted an item of $6645 for costs of maintaining shanty Bay Road The department also accepted Constrnc loses bythe city of minior loss of subsidy on city street $216 for in of revenue from connecting links on Kings iilghlt ways and extra payments of of $10715 the suburban roads commission Tolnl extra roads cut of being city won placed at $54058 The department deducting 057 from this as the saving on the county road levy which Ban rie will not now pay weed to reimburse Barrie to mom ibn reimbursement will be in the form of work done within the city tiorl Co To Get Reprieve The Lorenzo Construction Co is to get reprieve on the pen nlty whidl was to be imposed on it for failing to meet its con SPECIAL RESERVE Barrie City Council has decid ed to set up special reserve for capital asset to replace service currently being purchas cd from Simcoe County The money for thisabout $150000 will comc irom Barries share in the county assets which is to be paid to the city in five annual instalments Most likely project for which this money will be used is to setup Home for the Aged mm noon onaw Barrie Squadron RCAC held its Christmas Party and draw at Barrie hmioury Monday nlgSt in the draw first prize setwon won byArthur Willis Collingwood Ten tur keys were given away as consol ation prizes Dana omen TRAFFIC YORKTOWN AP Herdsof wild deer came out oi wooded areas today to forage for food after their regular supplies were cut off by the seasons first heavy snow Several were re ported to have approached back doors of homes in search at edible garbage Others crossed highways in such heavy concenv trations that traffic temporaril was blocked Board Wants Local Prdducts For Additions To Collegiates Barrie District Collegiate Board has decidedlo use con crete blocks manufactured loc ally for the two collegiate ad ditinns slated for comletion next September Controversy arose when the Board found that autoclave blocks manufactured elsewhere in Ontario were oi superior quality class on their own said architect Harland Steele it was pointed out these blocks woulLshont the price up $300 or $400 DnJ Anders said he was amazed at the Board about face on the question since at previous meeting it had rec ommended using the best blocks and was now in favor of locally made products was approved by the Board The money difference was not worth quibbling about he argued and he was sure the best materials should be used HoracePram said one archi tect had also recommended loc ally made blocks even if they were not up to the standard of the autoclave type and we owe it to the community to support local industry He said bethought thenrchi tcet should make the final de cisions as we cannot super vise every stage ref the con struction The Board decided to recom mend the local products be used subject to the approval of the architect total figure of $450000 for the complete additions and furnishings for the additions Kill rims Lice and Sheep Ticks DOOMDUST SAFE Can be used on cows and other catble of nllagcs Also hogs and sheep diarjnerivn Mosr neonamrcm $625 10 lbs $300 Imus HowAkos WARFARIN lnvMenl or Pellets Also BINLETS MICE newlines KRUMKIL DOOMDUST WARFARIN okRUMKiL ELIMINATES triennialrs MICE chpop FARM PESTS eg 25 lbs DoomDust PA 66531 tract obligations on work for the city The company hasben doing th Johnson Street storm sewer job According to the tract the work was to be fin ed month ago At its last regular meeting city council voted to imposethe $50 dnypenelty written into the contract Monday night council voted not to lmpose it instciid aldermen accepted report by the public works com mittee recommending the com pany be granted 15 working days to complete the Johnson Street storm sewer and the $50 per day penalty be waived for such period Public works chairman alder mnnLester Cooke told council this was the period mutually agreed as necessary to complete the job The city engineer would be the authority as to what eon atltuted working day City Council Defines SnOw Removal Areas Harrie public works depart ment will this year lift snow from the metered area down town the Allandnhi business section and from streets within 100 feet of the metered area This will include difficult in tersections such as Boyfield Ross and DunlapHigh Streets We had to move it anyway last winter slated Alderman Hambly making his last appearance as alderman in cit council Monday night There was some argument about the ording of the motion which originally referred to snow removal from boulevards Mayor Willard Kinzio pointed out an existing bylaw covered the sit uation for private boulevards allowing parking where the own er paid business tax and paid expense of snow removal Does this lnean ii chap is 50 feet from an iron bandit he gets his boulevard plowed for demanded Alderman Frank Hersey So council amended the offend ing word to read streets Alderman Hersey added that the public works department could surely plow any street in the city without having motion in council INNISFH NOTES The not meeting of the 59 Council of lnnixfii was held at the township offices Monday The membership will change only one man for the coming your when Councillor Torrens will be replaced by allows Al in Todd We asked Councillor Torrens what prompted him to contest the seat of deputymove this year when had he stayed or council there was litde doubt that he would have helm reel ected He said that he feared the deputyreeves policy of road improvements would make higher tax rate and felt that the ratepayers would support him in tb his policy of keeping the mill rate down rather than the Coch rnne policy of defbiito road policy across the township Wu pointed our that his chance of becoming deputyreeve was almost certain at the next elec tion two years hence had he stayed in council and suggested that he must have been poorly advised just made up my own mind he stated Councillor Torrens has been good councillor He has not fear cd to take his stand on any mat ter and has been worthy of the trust the ratepayers have placed in him RAN OUT OF GAS Reeve Sprunle told of the four lly car being out oi gas on Sun day Just as they were about to leave for church And Councillor Mrs Law walked the lost lap of hertripto the council meeting in Stroud when her car ran out of gas Councillor Mrs Law was host to the council and officials for dinner taking them to the Stroud Restaurant where the choice of food was limited only by the menu Next time it is my turn will have you at our home she told the members when theypassed onthelr thanks through the recve it was agreed that she should be given halfday leave of absence to remain home to play host when her turn came around next fall DELAY IN DEBENIIIRES Reeve Spraulc took strong ex ception to the delay that has been allowed through not having the debentures which it was ex pectcd to sell locally printed and randy so that funds could be ob tained to begin payment for the work thatls under way on the Community Hall Thc contractor has verious subcontractors on the jpb doing the excavating supplying the basement bio cks and laying them He has asked thatailffic iont funds be made available so that this outerpocket expense could be covered Hehas agreed to wait for funds duo him until the debenture returns can be available in October the bylaw was giv en two readings and awaited the definite setting of the interest rate Two months later Reels sproule stated we find there has been nothing done However Clerk ireton retaliated with the claim that although the council had discussed the interest rate and had agreed that it should be seven per cent he had no motion of council to authorizehim to change it and to get the deben lures printed so they would be available for purchasers Following this stormy exchan ge Deputyreeve Cochrane en Recipe fOr Success that increase with three years and behold higher education community Take nboy any boy your son or the boy next door Add an Examiner route iold in business training in buying and sailing add heaping measure of salesmanship and experience in handling money Encourage punctual service develop the ability to keep good financial records blend in earnings efficiency et continuefortwoor selfrrellant young man wellequipped for job or to himself and at Iy KG denvorcd to quiet the atom and said there was little doubt that some of those who had agreed to purchase these Hall debentures might hays already invested their funds elsewhere However he felt sure Ihat if the whole matter was finalized now there would be chance of having the funds very soon motion was passed changing the interest rate to seven per cent and authorizing the clerk to have them printed immediately One debenture of $500 for one year from Dec 1959 to 60 was purchased but this was the only amount placed in the hands of treasurer so far There are six tsoo debentures for tw years from Dec which if the cash waaon hand Immediately would about cover the outstand ing indebtedness Reeve Sproule said he did not see why the township could not borrow from the bank sufficient funds to keep the work going un til the sale of the debentures was completed The debentures should have been completed and sold before the work was commenced Councillor Torrens stated We have put the cart before the horse Deputymove Cod ranc said but the best thing we can do now is to advertise for buyer for the debentures and borrow funds if not sold at once The bylaw was given third reading and passed The redem ption clause which would allow the township to buy up the out standing debentures if it so de sired by giving the purchasers aJtHiny notice was eliminated from the bylaw it was agreed that if the investors put their funds out at seven per cent they should be allowed to leave them intact SIGN CROSSING PLANS The last three roll on for protection bod the plan for the installation before Council for signature of the rceve and clerk On molion authorizing this they were duly signed and sealed SHORE PATROL Leonnrd Smith chairman of the Gienwood Beach Association wrote to ask whit type of shore patrol was maintained during the winter months We occas ionally see the police cruiser in the summer We are wondering just what system of patrol is carried out during the period the cottages were vacant he wrote Council suggested the letter be referred to the Police Commiss ion in conversation with Chief Fischer we had been informed that the areas were patrolled on foot weekly Some Council mem bers did not credit this CHEQUES FOR WINNERS There were two winners of prizes in the weed essay con tests Eruce Gennings first and Joan Brown both of Crawford School motion was passed that cheques for $5 and $4 re spectively he sent Councillor Mrs Law said that in her opinion the sending of money for prize was just on easy way out of making spec lal effort to present gift 33 should be some article that waléld be kept by the child sho ELECTION EXPENSES The cost of renting and mann ing the polls in the township cl ection amounted to kilo This does not cover the printing and advertising which accounts were not on hand PAS COUNTY LEVY The innlsfil there of the cost of operating the County of Simeon government which is paid in ad vnnce is $9258709 This amount covers County Roads Childrens AldCounty Health Unit and all the various services performed by the county on our behalf The date for payment of Ibis amount was the middle of the month it was included in the finance statement presented by Council Ior Torrens chairman of finance which also had other large amounts Including school boards balances and end of the year accounts Plan To Amend Zoning Bylaw Barriea zoning bylaw is to be amended so commercial promis es in residential areas will get years notice to remove display signs They will be allowed in replacement one sign three by five feet Whether tharuiing refers to the businesss own sign or also appliu to product advertising was not made clear at Monday nights council meetiruz where puzzled council voted through the amendment have ltrto the city solicitor was the suggestion Alderman Charles Wilson ask ed series of questions on the signs No clear nosvrer was foth comlng Im more puzzled than ever he admitted at the end of his crossexamination So the city fathers left the 1960 council to grapple with the problem GET sovinr LOAN MOSCOW AP Finland will get a1500000000 ruhin loan from the Soviet union the official Toss news agency said hlesday night Tass snid Finland will use the money to pay for factories ma chlnery and Equipment supplied by the Russians llVI Cuslolnlirlnding Mixing for on your feeding and hm problems come annulus roan mo Moo It and ram an um marshal lt InambitRkinKHKIKEIKKKlfltxnxmtmll be tutti you always 41 73®0P snucon DISTRICT coernnorlva Salmons zsoinnisrlso ha eséffl n13 we gt TIP CFTHEWEEKL Reduce outbreaks of Mastitis by inserting bougiein eagle quartsl of the cows udder when drying off Then seal the if or snow is MANAGEMENT Wmdumwnuuunxmknn 3312mmatimamaInihilhuhxmmhhnmmmmmnxmnhhm