Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 29 Aug 1962, p. 10

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This is Bond Haven Rei Incc the Senior and Grand Champion Holstein at the GM for Cersweil hiACiilMURA the leud lug Holstein breeder ot Japan ls hcro presenting the Wm hiarphy trophy for the best uddered temale at the CNE Beeion and Kenneth Con neii Erocitviila Ontario Left to right Cersweil Earl Woodrow Boston to E1an Woodrow oi Bond Haven Farms Beeton Ontario while in the background is the winner Puccini illny Edda owned by Ccrswcll oi iionti Haven JUDGE GEORGE Laughlin llcnverton Ontario leit poses with the Grand and Reserve Grand Champion ic mnies which heiudged at the DUNTON Brampton centre President oi the Hol stciairiesian Associn Ton bl Canada presents the Holstein Premier Exhibitor banner to rite EXHIBITION CNE This is the Grand Champion Bond Haven Signet Sally owned by Cors well Boston 0nt and led by Earl Woodrow Dennis vOak Ridges Ontario ticit and the From lcr Breeder banner to Roman Unlonvllie right at the Canadian National Exhit bition Throat VFirst buildings out an to meet the iNTRODUCE NEW COURSE ten classes in Manitoba iho Roberts To Pick By THE CANADIAN PM methods using television and new text books will meet an in ceased school population as Ca nadian students start their new term next month Most provinces will open new Increasing school population The general shortage oi etc mentary teachers that prevailed law years ago seems to have been overcome throughout most oi the country The most critical situation seems lobe in Newfoundland where about as per cent at the lnsimctors are unqualified The secondary school teacher shortage still prevails in most at Canasta with mathematics and science leachcn at pre mium FEW CHANGES icw areas also curriculum changes this term but Ontario has chosenlsttzm for initiation oi the Roberts plan This system named alter Premier Rohnrts is designed to make course choices caster tor lunior high school students British Columbia oiilclais say there Is no known congestion in provincial schools but some ele mentary grades Vic benulpilbstiiits tor low months until next buildings are completed Alberta olilclais say there is no apparent congestion The main curriculum change will be revised mathematics texts or 28 addi as are slated ior Sep tember opening Only notable curriculum change will allow more tiexihlc general courses in Gradcs ti and 12 lor students not planning an universitynantranee new general or non matrlculoilon course will be introduced to about so Grade practical aspects of each sub ject will be stressed with wide range oi subleets being taught with less depth than matricu lation course The Robarts plan is described as program to aid students in choosing one of three general courses Arts business or sci ence and technology Grade lilha strictly an exploratory year with decisions being made in Grade 10 it is hoped that the plan will reduce the sta gerlng number oi dr Quality 111111ES PULLIWEBS Sizes 1440 Colours brown black whiterred beige green grey blue Ciassic Style Sires 314 Colours red whitsnavy beige green blue Classic Style Iainlslcnnnwnas Sixes 191214 Red white navy beige green blue Moderately revised teaching Plan general teacher rt at be secondary immeuhs in Tomato with science and math cnlatic classes scattering most Tomato schools are oven crowded with portable elm rooms slated tor use in soma dsry schools and 51 in elemen tary schools One new school building is the Bigotrpolltan School tor the USE MORE TV More use at television and teaching at French in lower grades are under study in On tario The Ontario Teachers Fedor ailon recently announced $60 coo iund wii curriculum revision in room 111 land will be used tor ra scorch and experimental pro grams designed to improve teaching methods in Quebec more than l0000 Montreal pupils will attend school on hailday shltts be cause oi shortage oi apnea There is minor teacher shortage oliiciais said Curriculum changes include controversial plan to establish trlliagunl classes in certain commission schools The deci slou regarding the addition at third languag shortly slight teacher shortage and some overcrowding in few ur ban schools with some new con struction completed or under way describes the backdo school situation in Canadas timemroviuccs runstvc sc oos open Sept with the exception oi those in large potato growing areas where classes began two weeks earlier to allow two week closing during the harvest With 750 additional teac rs in Nova Scotla this year age will silli exist at the high school level in Prince Edward island the situation remains basically an changedirom last year There is little overcrowding with sev eral new schools opeain RULES F011 ENTERPRISE VASHiNGTON AP The House at Reproscntativas passed lilonday and sent to President Kennedy the CommaV ntcations Satellite Bill authoris log private prolltmaking cor poration to run thogiohal sys tern Tho ilouso voted 87 to to or the bill passed previously with amendments by the Sea the ssm M11813 EXAMINER WAY Audit III SilverDeinand Climbs ligain Due To Industrial Schedules SAM DAWSON as Business News Analyst NEW YORK lAPi Speed later have moved to on the silver market again along with many Industrial ussn luring shortages or soaring rlccs dur ing their his season urt ahead But all hands are keeping watchlui eye on Mexico which has replaced the Jniied States treasury as potential arbiter at world silver prices Sfiacuiatara seat theorize up car or this month Thea Mex ico worlds largest sliver pro ducer altered to sell at price traction higher than the mar iset one and the risc was be established iar ed Now it is climbing again The price went above 8110 an ounce in London Tuesday European speculators were credited with sparking same ol the demand The rest appeared to be coming from industrial users preparing for tall production schedules Prlcos have risen in the US too as manuiacturers oi sliver items for the Christmas trade go into lull swing Also watcin ing the price trend closely are the burgeoning photographic and electronic industries DEMAND scans it is their increasing use at sliver added to the traditional silverware and coinage uses that sent demandior the metal tai above current world produc tion The gap between production at Your came to 0000000 ounces Pro 1958 HlLtMAN very low mileage 1961 ENSIGN Effihuiiti Sea the none 75 BAYFIELD ST clean is elimtless duction runs at better then tso 000000 nuances year Sliver hold all the market by speculators is now estimated as high as 20000000 ounces in the US many of tha taintt lous silver minesla Arirons Colorado and New Mexico have long been closed ltiost as production at silver now is sideline to the mining oi lead and zinc and copper Price weakness in lead and Linc In re cent months has closed many at these mines and silver produc tlon has dropped along with it Last year the us imported 40000000 ounces oi sliver With the 05 treasury out at the market this year as sup filler US manuiscturers have no to turn more and more to lorelgn sources Mexico with large supply on hand and more on stoodliy irora its mines has acted occasionally to steady the price Girl identities Picture Of Man TORONTO iCPt Pollsho speaking girl who identliled photographs at man she sold tried tasraps her provided iicc Tuesday night with at Urey believe is load in the slaying oi lfryenrold Julian Wolanskl The girl was taken to police headquarters where she iden tllled man irom police tiles Sbmaithc En doclol attacked her roar morons stiSEDCARSPECAtS or the eomromy minded is equipped with radio and has cguipped with trouble riving on cxcmtlva 1955 NASH STATION WAGON SEE THEM AT JORY MOTORS and used can at Jory Motors and watch ior be new TR PA e4tes EATERS Ar osscourlranlclsn aratsrumvras importantlyans Different styles Sizes1420 Black while being green blue brown are $299

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