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Qing confined to Toronto Ii minimum may 301935 Historic Sites giiuronia Area continued from page one lmprovcd however and new sites sought out First of the newprnvinclal his orical ploqdes will be erected outside the legislative buildings to tell how Queens Park was in 1860 named by the Prince of WaleS later King Edward Vii ftei his mother Queen Victoria The On tario legislature held its first 525 stop in the new buildings in Queens Park on April 1893 un der Sir Oliver iiiowat Earlier meeting place had been on Front Street Huronll Under Stu But the boards work not be Among other broad regions now under study for more informative mark ing are the site of the provinces first legislature Niagaraonzthe Lake the historic Midland district along the north shore of Lake 0n tario the St Lawrence Seaway area and the lluronia district be tween Lake Simcoe and Georgian Bay ltlay ltlark Locks Desirahility of marking many individual sites is also under ac tive study Included among these are the site of Crookes liiili at An caster and Eastwoods Mill in the Don Valley Ontarios first and egond paper mill the trading post at Michipicoten the Port Carling locks in lilusko Chiefs wood the home of Pauline John son near Braniiord the factory near lngersoil where the worlds largest cheese was made There are many others But proving the authenticity of each is no small task That is the chore of ant provincial archivist loard on who as native of the southeastern part of Ontario giv es its deliberation still further geographical dispersion Romantic Ancestors Ontarios modem residents cannot he made to see the rom ance of thcirred and white ances tors it will not bathe fault of the council oi nine OltlLLlAWASllAGO BYPASS Ontario Highways Department has awarded contracts totalling $131350 to it Blyth Toronto of which $94550 fo 54 miles of granular base and culverts on the OrilliaWnshage bypass sec tions of No It INDW see lnumd at no no roll in HE WILSON BUILDING st Office Sq Pb PA 84640 hrIsi Church Veycorailon Day Contlnued from page one gt en to our medical men over these years nidZMr Downer In the cemeteries of our rural communities lie the bodies of those people who laid the foundatlon let our nation Although great change have taken place those ploneen hardy men and women made this country what it is We are glad to be here to pay tribute to ourbeloved dead but ztbai is not allWe came to ex pres confidence and faith know thaLI will meet my loved ones again kn because God thiough His Son mised Hills Andglollics pair Downer stated that life was condo up of bills and valllee The voile ispbinond illnessfiand final deatbiBut you cant have valley without hills and so we leave our friends on one hill and we go on up through the vamy to that other hill where we meet again the hill of reunion Some people are so wrapped up in the material things they cant see thatthis world is only little piece of Gods great wotld he said The older we get the more we realitethese things The older we get the lonelier we become in the game of life we are rue rumpus cow ccntly on the east side filgilwh Graham and Eiiubcth Miller isa hew ice cream and dairy bar dpcned re 2327 at Cundles by Allan Ross of Oriilia Dairy Co It operates two ins daily from 1130 to 12mm night for ice creamsundnes and cones and milk shake working on one shift are hirsJN Wagncr and Joan Miller on the other Joan pinyin JIOW we must remember that use who have gone before are in the seats watching Sooner or later each of us must take Monelehey were responsible for planning the service There were many people pres place with them May express my personal aplt preciation to the commuriity for all that has been done t3 beautify this cemetery There is place in life for garden of remembrance MCOUM MA former assist and what better place than éem Who IS otery congratulate the Board gt now the fulltune secretary of the for this well kept and well cared Archaeolnicai and Historic Sites for cemetery we may say here cut from Barrie Thornton A1 liston Angus Collingwood Lefroy Midland and Camp Borden and also the following names were not ed in the guest book Rev and Mrs Dew Mimico Mr and Mrs Robert Ross Hamilton Mr and Mrs Mooney Belle River Mrs George liawn Orange ville Mrs Harvey Skinner Osh abasltet with shelled peas bring ore people who remember and own Mr and Mrs Jennett Wes who care ton and from Tomato Lena Fra ser Ella McLean Mr and Mrs Thomas Fraser Mr and Mrs Blake Mr and Mrs Louis Heideman Mr and Mrs Ted Heideman Dr and Mrs Robert Davis Mr and Mrs Ivan Jen nett Mr and Mrs Tanber Many Visitors Banting is president of Christ Church Cemetery Board with Elwood Jennett as secretary treasurer and the members are Rev Bevan Monkslames McDer molt Clifford Davis and Mel cents go basket and small green onions were five cents huhch Cabbage was 10 and 15 cents head and red and white radishe were five cents bunch white portugel onions sold for 10 cents bunch and green beans making their first appearance at the market this year were 20 cents quart Beet prices varied from 10 centsa bunchand three bunches for 25 cents to two bun ches for 15 cents Bunches of parsley and mint were five cents and summer savory and sage sold at 10 cean bunch New potatoes were highin price selling for 90 cents basket Green Apple Pie Green apple ples were feat ure of the homemade baking counter and fresh raspberry pies were promised for this weekends market There were also preserv ed cherry and raspberry pies all pricedat 50 cents New Fruit Produce White and black curtants 50 cean quart and 50 cents pint were on the market for the first time Raspberries which were quickly sold out were 45 cents quart lthubarb was 10 cents hunch SATURDAY JULY 28 Saturdays bright weather meant busy day at the market Two outdoor sales booths flourished invthe sunshine and vegetable vendors particularly enjoyed rushing trade indoors European Vegetable Kohlrabidescribcdas cross between turnip and cabbage favorite vegetable among con tinental Europeanswas strange ition to the vegetable market ower was from the Eerndale area The item was priced at five cents More familiar produce in this line were green peaswhich sold for 20 cents quart and 75 cents ing 60 cents quartand leaf and head lettuce at 10 cents bench or head Spinach was 25 TR thirsty CANADA DRY assessorsattache High Egg Prices Egg prices continuedbigh lum bos Were 70 cents dozen with and 63 and 62 cents Pullets were priced as low as 40 cents Spring roasting chickens and capons were 50 cents pound Embroidered hemstitched pill ow cases could be bought for two and three dollars pair and braided mats sold for three doll arsmAprons were dollar own odeCv ounfy ORANGEI STAYNER FAIR DEVELOPS Stayner Community Fair and Trade Exhibit which has shown remarkable growth in its short life will make application for membership in the Georgian Bay Fairs Association WATER SUPPLY IMPROVED The Town of Shayner has made considerable improvement to the wate supply in the piovision of additional quantity and the pro ieciion both at the water shed and al the treatment plant Sim coe County it althUnit reports The hypoclilorinatoi installed of good type and should op ate satisfactorily throughout the year provided the pump hurts sufficiently heated during the wint months Aho available In hog sham dilliaiady Diés in Hospital After Hit by car llveweariold Bruce Coote vot Orillia died In the Hospital for SickChildren at Toronto last Thursday of injuries received in collision with car near hishome five days before Police said the boy was walking with his father holding his hand when he broke awayand dashed into the path of car driven by Dr Felix Dnlaltls of Toronto At first it was believed the lad suffered comparatively minor in juries The following day how everhe became suddenly worse and was transferred toTorontu The First Coiumh Continued from page one asto whether he was properly In structcd in trying to hold back in stead of going in fro the start swinging that right ins tWhat the Parker handlers forgot was Life begins at forty when Archie Moore left his training camp at Gravenhurst the day before the fight the local citi zens got out the band and staged parade for him as farewell ges ture How come Barrie didnt do somethinglikc that for Jimmy Parker Nfembers of Canadian Womens Army Corps militia in Central Command are at Niagaraondhe Lake this week for annual summer training 300 of them Only other personnel outside of instructors in camp at the same time are 85 chaplains from all over Candda Thats beside the point Last year the CWACs trained at CampBor den The Toronto Telegram statlt ed This year they will work just as hard as they did at Blaflrdown but they will be little nearer civilization Whadda ya mean Biggs isnt Barrie supposed to be civilization Item in Grand Forks North Dakota Hera There are tow places vinthtrftheci where people are not connected to the sewer Now that the weather has warm ed up the beaches may be more 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