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CHARLES READ Barrie do not think tog days should be eliminated In the first place tog days are not organ ized to obtain as large an amount as the United Appeal They would only require per haps few hundred dollars If the United Appeal however does not support particular tag day then do not think they are worth public support either Should rag13ernoes ROE JACKSON Bell Ewart do not really know it they should be eliminated or not lmrrather indifferent but do not think these tag day people get much from standing on the corner and accepting spontan eous contributions If there could be some form of unity perhaps they could receive more for their work think they should ask supportol the United Appeal Petition In Oro ta decide it the would consent trlct petition is being circulated by Belts operator of the roccntlyopcnod Shanty Bay DriveIn lhoaire which if suf flelently signed will oblige 010 the Council to arrange for vote to decide the Issue At councils last meeting Mr Belts wrote requesting the vote The clerk was instructed to pulls in Mr Betta advising him that the petition is necessary be fore my vote can be called The petition requires signatures of to per cent of ratepayers 0n unbound rasun Jay moves tnelrois municipal election pnlllngihe Seeks Movie Vote it Om Township rmidents in the ping site at his Pnhquanah near future writ be cubed upon receipt of this petition council est Lens IE question to the people In other bminw Don Giffln was given permission to operate camping site at his Paqu Lodge property provided that site is under the authority of and approved by the Simcoe County Health Unit and the De partment of Travel and Public ity Council also stipulated that thelpropcrty cannot be used for residential ere The East Simeon Flowmens noni SMITH near sou Edger feel tag days should be eliminated to the extent of not having them every week or every second week if or rangements could be made whereby ions or five collections perltyear were handled by four or five grouping bodieshthen fairer share of public con tributions could be achieved tag day should he rare oc casion when the necessity for money looms quickly OBITUABY THOMAS BERRY Funeral service for Thomas John berry 61 at 86 Mary St Barrie who died to Camp Re den following heart atta was held at Steeklcy Funeral rte Mansfield Cemetery Mr Berry was in the civil service at Camp Borden at the time of his death He was member of the Church of Eng land He is survived by three bro there Berry Orilliu Wil llam of Alliston and lrucman of Terra Nova and two sisters Mrs Gladys Pringlo of Barrie and Mrs Minnie Fringle Shel burne Pallbearers were Ronald Pringle Kenneth Prlnglc Vic Associatien was granted 550 to helpdciray experaes at then plowing match this fall for Berry Ralph Berry Percy Berry and Arthur Harrington Big Step For Nurse By GWYNN POWER From bedside nursing post tn Toronto to responsibility for the health oi the lndlan popula Etion on isolated Clirlstien Is land was big step for gLoulse Tesslerand when wint cr winds howl across Georgian Bay she sometimeslonks hock ito the days of city comforts It has been two years since Miss Tessier left the Sunny brnok Hospital in Toronto to wankJaLtbe Indian Northern leadership was voiced all over the Island Miss Tessler said moshoi her patients suffered from lack oiexercise Tlarre have been few organized activ rties to get the children out side she said Again as in most communi ties in Canada television is matter of some controversy Most families have set and you can ask almost any child in school what was on the llate late mow the night be ing to the house asking for shotsmostly of penicillinJust in case there was anything wrong with them she said For while there was some resentment when turned them down she added But she had nothing but praise for the Indian who was genuine patientlhey never complain about their injuries They are wonderful patients she said She also remarked on the ED CARLETON Barrie Yes think tag days should be eliminated Most firms have payroll deduction for charitable purposes towa rd the United Appeal if an organisation is worthy see no reason why it shouldnt be in the United AppcahThnm seemste horteo many tag days at present Some are justified and some seemingly are not Appear Includes School Section The Barrio United Appeal has new section this year sion for schools under the chum manship of Dryden sealer elralrmanflid Ive been com pletely amazed at the enthusi asm shown this early in the year by members of the cam pnign cabinet and divisional ddimmnu Sept 24 camp gn opens but most oi the ground work has already been completed The objective is $7171777 and the slogan Seven Sevens Mr Kinzlc said Each person is responsible for contacting five people and each of the live an other five Nine agencies will benefit from the Appeal me Can adian National Institute for the Blind Red Cross March of Dimes Anocintlon for Retarded Children St John Ambulance Victorian Order of Nurses YZCA YWCAOanadian Men tal Health Association and Boy Scouts of Canada For purposes of the campaign each of the four wards has di dlvided into sections and cacti section has team captain Residential chairman is Mrs Corbett vicevchnlrman is Mrs It Tumbull Division chairman are Ward hire Kins Ward Priceless Art Goes On Tour LONDON CWOne of the most valuable art collections in the world will be exhibited in RAY FAIRHEAD Barrie think tag days should be com bined into one operation to ob low various organizations to get fairer share of public contri butions think they should try for United Appeal support as far as Barrie is concerned would help thrindlvidunl evaluate tag day if he knew it had the support of United Appeal Mrs Walls Ward Mrs titres Sengrum Word Mrs Clemmens Members of the United Appeal filing smut deduction division Sold er corporate division Allan immaterial division Dry den schools division it De vw advance solicitation divis ion Jewell wrmnercial division Mrs Corbett midentlnl division Gma halgh accounting Torres supply Thomas training program Rory ODonal cam Pfiitffl Wbfldw Barrie Woman Dies In Scotland Word has been received in Barrie oi the sudden death in Scoind oi Mrs Alex Cuppage Mr Cuppage is the manager of the Lincoln Shoe Store Dunlop Street East Mr and Mrs Cuppoge were on holiday trip to Britain They had flown early last week from New York to lreland They took cruise irom Ireland to timid and it was while walk ing along street in Scottish town on Saturdayth Mrs hip page collapsed and died appar ently of heart attack Mr end Mrs Cuppage had operated general store at Iss isoy for some years It was ooh recently that they had sold the store and moved to St Vincent Street Barrie Mr Cuppage had been in change of the hian store since it opened here more than year ago Fatal ishcrp Is Accidental quict of accidental death soda recomrrreodstsootcr ilerbv lug warning lights at all rail condom use thomuttoltbs hows dolibentlom after hear hrs evidence at the tnqrrrst on Ilbe death otGary Lawson luly there Lawson was killed when truck he was driving was hit by CNR pumlu train on the crossing on the nth Omcasslm of innisz Ilowruhlp The truck whldi was carrying srsin bent into flames after the tipped Dr Strum coroner pro skiing at the inquest drew the jurys attention to the fact that this was the second can the last two or three years when truck owned by this company the Simeon and District Coop erative had driven into the path at train melting in collision and is death of the driver FIOP AT TRACKS He suggested that the fury bringingarecommcn datlon that cks ofthis company and other companitn with this type of heavy truck on the road should stop at mornings before proceeding across jury foreman said the members had discussed this point but felt that with heavy trucks stopping first icu larly at comings near and in the track it was possible that in the time taken to start again and cross the track high speed train might hit slow starting vehicle The point was not included in the verdict Goonattest ljtlliomJlho introduced evidmce from tho urgineer and themed of the diesel involved John Jamie son the urginoer from Ibmnto said he had not seen the vehicle involved but had applied the emergency brake at signal front the fireman Harold Drum mon as said he had sounded the whistle more than quarter of mile from the erasing and was travelling at 55 miles an hour Mr Dnrrmnond told the jury he had been seated on the left side of the diesel ear the side grdom which the truck approach He said he spotted the truck approaching normally then saw no indication of it stopping and called for the brakes Ronald the train was then about 700 feet from the Intersection He didnt appear to see us or hear us he added Mrs lacir Bowman who lives on the nth concession near the museum said she was In her kitchen at the time of the smash She said she saw both the train and the truck approach the ups slng the truck moving slowly saw it close to the tracks breahoardacmshandsawe terrible fire shesaid FOUND DEBBIE Cons Ron Cmne of Innistll tkrwnshlp police said when he attended the anus he found delt brie spread for 232 feet down the track from the crossing He held there were signs marId the croming both east and reel of the tracks at distance of 15 feet fern Indies from the cross me He added that from the road um ran Lgpodwriew of the or cc of mile we The mixed jury concluded that the driror came to his death In collision with train whit was purely accidental Aiterihoiary xpresediears over Dr Shannons suggestion regarding tnrck stopping at CM sings the comer cailedoa Jerome Madden ONR claims agmt for his views Mr Madden said he agreed with Dr Shannon that the idea of atpr was sound and bone co stderstion Ra added too that be felt flashing lights were good but favoured the extra pre mium timatcd on cs Usable lights can in the region of $7000 per set meorller cmlng collision lnvoivrng Coop truck occrnred at Elston avenue crosstog when an all tnrclr was hit and the driver killed Miss Toronto Of 1962 Visiting Barrie Area With Her Parents Carol Ann Balmer Miss Tor onto of 1062 is visiting barrio this week The 17 year old beauty queen with her parents and brother is holidaying at Frank and Marjorie Varloyl Iodge at Minets Point Carol Ann was selected July 21 from 47 finalists The con tcst issponsored annually by Genres still dont feel like Miss Toronto she said Mrs Balmer added we dont think she has gottenover the initial doze yet and we dont think we have completely gotten over it either went into the contest with the least amount of hope person could ever have Cami commented use in preliminan then she was one of 47 finalists The last 25 girls walked in front of the judges for about is minutes and to girls had to remain on stage for at least one halfhour Last year she was selected Sweetheart of Metro High and as result won modelling course She wascrowned by crooner Johnny Mathis If the agency hadnt sent me an application form for Miss Toronto would not have an tered by myself thought was too young and too small She is the youngest girl in the contesis history to win the title Carol Ann is also the first girl in 70 years to choose Tomato University Scholarship over $1000 prize Her par ents said we are very proud of her and her decision to take the scholarship She wants to take physical education The Miss Toronto title winner lsan automatic entrant in the Miss Canada contest The non tcstnnls for Miss Canada must display talent along with beau lAnnhsschesenIo sing pop tunes and folk songs Mrs Rainier sald thanks should be given to the Metro Toronto Police for their and sponsorship Mny of the finalists are able to obtain mod elling and other positions they perhaps could not get on their own Carol Anns plans for the re mainder of the summer include enieyfng her hot any enowork ing at radio station booth in are Canadian National Exhibi on EATS RUSTLER NAIROBI tReuterslOne of gang of cattle rustlers being chased by police was eaten alive bye crocodile when he fell into the Tana River in Core Irel Kenya police here re ported Durlng the chase the five mailers had tired arrows at the police partywhlch re plied with gunfire The police caught two men and recovered the cattle stolen at Thlka about 30 miles from Nairobi Try An Bummer win Ad PHONE PA Dynaehrome beats the high or of color film 0st 35mm 299 than 299 Processing Included AitANDAtE onus COMPANY tro ESSA RD PA 82823 Urrifiiflhc is and tour miles from the mainland ef Simcoe County By now she says she is as the feel of lthings little FULL son Technically she is entitled to 4the same hours and benefits as nurse on the mainland Rut as the only representative of the unit on the islandwith thenearest doctor heat and car ride away at Midlandr Miss Tessier finds tending the Reserves medical needs full tlr job car goes with the job but in an island with few roads there is lot of font work too Fortunately must of the residents of the 900thncre reserve registered at sea in numberlive in the community around the ferry dock on the south corner of the island An overwhelming problem for Miss Tessiar particularly among the young people on the island is the lack of dental care most every child that comes to the door complains of toothache she says The reason seems to be the same as in any community in the countryton many sweets and soft drinks and not an eugh brushing DENTAL UNIT mobile denial unit paid visit to the Island year ago but did not come close to get ting on top of the problem Miss Tessier said in an inter view last week We need dentist here for six months wlthout break to catch up with the work that needs do ing she added Tho urgent dental cases are handled in Midland But there is quotathree or four twice 14 arked most or gent needing attention with many more requiring varying degrees of work The otherquesilon that cans es Miss Tcssier most concern is hygieneand the problem of skin diseases We have lectures on hygiene in the schoolsrbut the child ren are slow to regard it she said There are many cases of skin disease on the island the biggest enemy being con tagious infection known as im ig most tent in until the late fall rmuunugerurranswerrtniiir Tessier said Despite all these drawbacks the people seemed quite organ ically healthy the nurse found She noted that at recent conference it was agred that the dietoi the lndians on the reserve was more adequate than most She said the conference tind tngs were that the Indians diet was mnre natural and most likely superior to that of people buying large amounts of commercial produce from super markets and the like ALCOHOL The question oialeohol is one that many talk about but fewvill be quoted on Most blame liquor for the petty violence that alien breaks out particularly at weekends Miss Tessier said that most Monday mornings are devoted to patching up the cuts and bruises after the weekend fights Miss Tessier said one of the biggest drawbacks with looking after her charges is the fact that time appears to mean nothing to them They will come to the house at all hours of the day and night for treatments it as when there is nothing ng with them she said WANT SHOTS when first arrived used to have cases of patients com TopVEYOU HAIR mar rims FIAIR0UR$ECRET Is me mgrr so The need for recreation and high There have been 13 babies so far this yearand several on the way Miss Tessier said in her spare timewhat there is of itthe nurse putt ers in her garden coaxing little color from the sandy soil All in all its far from an easy life for woman alone but Miss Tessierplans to stay on At least for the time be ng thls Is the fifth article in bmrnarrortnrtsinnurrutrawanexrrat it comes from the library at Chatsivorth House Derbyshlre series PECTED FR You will enjoy yourvhoit days more knowing you are driving on safe tires big advantage of pro per servicing of tires is better mileage and per iormance TRACTOR TIRE Repairs Filling Lubricution FAMOUS WHITE inure runes rornurnsynéiesrr SUMMER DRIVING AHEAD Stop Here for Tire Service OINSPECTION OREPAIR SERVICE ROTATION Barsrowns IIRE SERVICE the seat of the Duke of Deven shire The collection consists of more than 100 drawings by Van Dyck Inigo Jones and Hal Saphael Rembrandt Rubens EIII It was started by the second duko in the 16th century In 1957 art treasures worth erase Oilu were transferred from Chatsworth House to the treas ury in settlement of estate duties OTIRE WHEEL BALANCING honge °Wosh Jobs ROSE PRODUCTS TIRES FOR All NEEDS man and lazy months of summer theres no better time for buying Peek Freon Plcniot Barbecue Cottage Drive In theccunhyTWherover you are yduli find Peek Frean Wherever you go youll enjoy Peek Freon