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AND NOT raorvr Tortuous The seed that fell amongst the rocks did not sprout the seed that fell along the way side was trampled and the seed that fell upon rich earth grow But what about the seed planted 20 years ago on Dundonald Street Barrie Look what it produced twopound lemon enough for three lemon pies From the left admiring the fruit are Sylvia Gable and Dennis lat tersnn oi the circulation de partment of The Examiner and its proud owner Tuck of 73 Dundouaid street The lemon is iiiinches in circumference stands almost six inches high The other lemons on Mr Tucks tree are about half that rise Ex aminor Photo Says Clay Can Purify Contaminated Water in report prepared for the opening of the mad notional meeting of the societya con elave being attended by more than 10000 chemists and chem ical engineers Lacy da Ih serihcd research conducted at tomic Energy Commis sions Oak Ridge Tenn na ATLANTIC CITY APtCam mon clay alters cheap effl clent means of purifying water contaminated by radioactive fallout from nuclear attack government scientist reported today Widely occurring types of clay also offer good bet for aiding intho disposal of radio active garbage the wastes of the atomic industry the American Chemical Society was told by radiological chemist William Lucy of the federal office of civil defence on it JENNIE MORRISON Funeral services were held Wednesday Aug is at tho Hughes Funeral Home Cooks ihe tionai laboratory Six types of clay were tested for their ability to remove ra dioactive strontiumoo and tear lam137 from the liquid wastes of nuclear reactors Strontium90 and cesium107 iiiresv fusion in floral tribute in Thor nton Cemetery Pallbearers were William Crittenden Dick Barnes Alex are two of the three most rom nuclear weapons explo sions Radioactive iodine in tho ir Lacy maintained that reactor wastes are similar in general water supplies which would ho contaminated by fallout in fullscale nuclear attack He said All of the six clays tested show good ability to remove cc ot the six showed high effici ency strontium The clays work by absorb mueh like the action of sponge once they are added to liquid containing the dan gerous radiant stuff An ounce of clay is enough to remove most of the siren tium9ti from gallon of water red radioactive isotopes which also occur in the fallout slum from the wastes and four in removing radioactive ingthc radioactive iriotellals gm am ular Army Itnlli arms compet ition held at Coonsught Ranges Ottawa were announced by Army Headquarters An Army Headquarters team from the AdiutsatGeaersis branch won the rifle champion ship for all Csnsds Eastern Command was modirllh team Black Watch Royal Highland Regiment of Canada from Camp Glgetown MB Weat crn Command came third with turn from battalion Prior cess Patriciss Canadian Light infantry from Victoria BC Fourth and fifth were teams from 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment Valcsrtier Quc and the Royal Consdisn School of infantry Camp Bordon PISTOL CONTEST Chlmpion pistol team carno from 1st Battalion Princess fantry Second and third were Royal Canadian School of in tantry sad lst Battalion The Black Watch Roynl Highland Regimentof Canada Submachlne gun champions Patricias Canadian Light in fantry from Edmonton Alta Second and third were Royal Patricias Canadian Light in are the 2ndRsttallon Princess Canadian School of infantry and 3rd Battalion Royal 22c Regiment Valcartier Que Fourth was lst Battalion The mason MONDAY mama is Camp Borden Soldiers Store In Army Small firms Events Official standings in tho Regi Black Watch Regiment of The aliootlng established the It marksmsnrhl fit which is ii RIFLE TE The rifle team will be made from lst Battalion The 09L 11 Northrup Battalion The tRoyslHl and Cloud Hesdnuerters Strathcoinls Mathews can Light infantry The Army pistol team will be Capt It Royal Artillery Regiment Horse Sgt Major Battalion Princess Canadian Light infantry Staff White Royal Cans disIISohool of infantry and iii Smith lat Battalion Block Watch Kt it Royal Highland Canada egulsr Armys teams for 1962 competc with US Army teams in Otto her at FortAlfinnlng Gs Lidgron and Cplr lb Purdy and Rattan oi the Royal Canadian School of infantry Cpil It Con ners and high Smith oi lst Rlaclr Watch Regiment of Sgts Laban and ay of Army Lanoe this Labrccque and Per nult Royal 22c Regiment Cpl Ransom lord Royal licli Horse Canadians and Lance Op Battalion Patricias Cmdlaa ceks 2nd Canadian Lt Wslsh 1nd Battalion The Cano dtrn Guards Lt ael avarice Royal 22o Regiment Ruxton ist Patriclas TORONTO The Ontario De Nflmllll oi Economics and no velopmesrt has encountered some sour note to the mus ical instrument business as far as Canada is concerned Special teams who have been combing through volumes of data have discovered some glaring discrepanciu in the melody of trade balances and ey hopefo present some set utions at the coming provinc ial Manufacturing Opportunity Info Show scheduled for here November under the dir ection oi the lion Robert Mac aulay in addition to thospecialists here field workers at the 0nt aria Branches established re cently in Dusseldorf Germany and Milan ltoly have uncov ered some startling facts all of which puts Canada alt key when it comes to bandsand band instniments Apart from piano and org on manufacturing which is good Canadian industry and well supported in Ontario the country contributes practically nothing to the live musical world in the way oi manufact ure County Roads lire Repaired Final shoulder work on four miie stretch oi County Road fl is bringing to close the Shntoe County road program for tho sununer program that saw six county roads undergo paving Improvemeou nd several other lmprovedby grading ot mix asphalt treatments were given to the County Road ll stretch nonlio area on County Road 12 and mileand ahalf entry into Midland on County Road Double surface treatments Wore given to two ttrrsemile stretcha on County Roads and while mileartdaholf of Comty Road and three miles of County Road to were rewr taccd Several grade miects have been going ahead during the summer and assistant county engineer Jerry Taylor said week end rain would do nothhigto hold up these operations or work on the County Road 11 shoulders He said footings have been poured for Moot extemim of 12foot span culvert thumijoad lilat the lilihénn casion oi Ema Towmlnp The work is expected to be complet ed this fall 0n the same County Road an oldooncrete culvert is to be re placed by metal piping As soon In Music Business Canada imports nearly Io000 accordions per year andof be these 12000 come from town oi 10000 persons in ltaiy This is Aacona home of the quality accordion world with 21 factories turning out these pcpularlnstrurnents to the tune of 211000 per year of which 131000 In to the United States breakdown of the accordion into componani parts shows that steel from Sweden is used Am erlcln walnut duralumlu card board pine felt sheepskin and goatslstn and celluloid As far as government plan nets are concerned here is one industry which keeps suburban town prosperous and exports $50000 worth oi merchandise to Canada Why ask the ltiocsulny ex perts cannot accordions be as sembled in Ontario Why indeed call to the Toronto Musl cians Protective Association thiuslcians Union brought loud waits and cries We have been yelling for years said union spokesman and what good has it done They allow medical instnr meats in without charges and yet we have to pay top price for all our instruments he added One musician pointed out that he had to send to the US for special trumpet mate it cost approximately $25 plus $18 duty The staggering increase in ac cordion sales here has been re flected since the Second World Warrwitlr the popularity of the instrument going into thousands of homes litany reasons are given for Public School Bel Meets Tomorrow The public school board will go into action after the sum mer recess tomorrow night with the prinicnal itcrrs oi bira lnws being the hearing of re ports from the property oom miuce on renovations and addi tions to schools and the dis cussion of successor onthc library board to the late Judge Donald ltlacLaren full report on work done during the summer vacation will be presented by the pm perty committee Encounter Sour Note this change The accordion can transported easily every member of the family can take lessons and it is dropper than piano or organ The accordion was in the news recently when lens Reed of Sudbury won the world championshiplo Prague Czech oslovukia Sis was welcomed here by Mayor Nathan Phillips and live concert bands llnly isnt the only country causing discards with the Ont ario government The United States exports some 700000 worth of musical instruments with nearly t2oooooo worth coming to Canada Even Englo contributes to the concert xport values of approximately 3160000 in wind inslnimcnls and others comes into our country Since the main plan of litan uiacturing Opportunity in asses sing manufacture and its com ponent parts close look will be taken at the musical instru mcnt section PLANNING MOVE You can always trust Cooke Your Allied tom oiiiaucr Sate prompt insured moving Warehouse slob age facilities at your Ier vicc COOKE CARTAGE 8r STORAGE NOW AT no ANNE sr PA 61863 Your Friendly Allied Van Lines Agent town for Jennie Smith Gibb Morrison who passed away suddenly ut Stevenson Memor ial Hospital Alliston Reverend llleCorrol pastor of Cook own Presbyterian Church of ficintcd interment took place in Thornton Cemetery Pallbearers were six grand sons Edward nnd Peter Gibb of Toronto Arthur Legaca Joseph and Glenn Lagace and Frank Rawn Flower bearers were William Crittenden Geo rge Wilkinson and grandson Arthur Gibb Jr of Buffalo The late Mrs Morrison was born at Bridgeport the eldest Eh Wieklum Angus Campbell Har old Henry and Langford Lag ace Flower bearers were Fred Dobson Riuckujeorge McGladerynliltB lift rrldge Earl Rawn and William Roush The late Mn Lagace was born near Phelpstan son of the late Isaac Lagoon and Louise Kelly He was married to Dnr othy Gibb Keere who survives together with daughter Kath een Mrs Frank Rawn and three SDRSAItllilt of Barrie Joseph and Glenn at home and one grandson on las RawnAlso surviving are six sisters Mabel titlra Dyer Eva Mr 7H ry Pearl Mrs MacM Gertie Mrs Co ifrette rs Cox of Calcdo Rose Mrs Lock haitl and brother Emerson of Sault Ste Marie Michigan as the equipment arrives lllr Taylor said the road would have to closed to traffic for two totbree days while the work is completed Funeral Service Tomiinson Funeral service at First Rap tist Church on Saturday after noon for Herman Leonard Tom iinson was largely attended by friends and relatives from wide area Mr Tomiinson died sudde Toronto General Hgspitfiil cagly Thursday morn in owia an emergency op In Event Govt Survrves Vote cratio He was proprietor of OTTAWA CMThe Liberal Photo lng Service in Barrie and president ofthe Rot Oppositioo is burnishlng its ar mor and cleaning its guns in torrrter deputy defence minis My Club 59 case the government surviv under some conditions while cesium 137 can be removed three times as efficiently The chemistsaid that simply stir ring the clay with the water re moves about I15 per cent of the strontium and that more than Duper cent can be removed by letting the water flow through column of the clay Pitch Siioes lit Hillsdaie The Barrie and District Horse shoeiPitching Associationhas tournament Tuesday night at Hillsdale Parkbeginning at or worn TO BRING LIGHT Tire Public Utilities Com mission at Barrie and the On tario Hydro worked from 230 am until 630 am installing new transformer in Barrie This picture taken around 040 am shows PUC men at work on pole in the south west end of the city Power was resumed at630 Sunday morning Ann Smi She rnarrled Dr George Gibb at St Marys who predeceased her as also two sons Herald of Toronto and Arthur of Buffalo She married Duncan Morrison who pass ad away in 1951 She is survived byAonc dau ghter Dorothy Mrs Leslie La gace of Thornton brother Arthur Smith of Stockton Cal ifornia 12 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren The tournament is an intro associntion contest Theshow tor elected in Montreal St Aa can be witnessed freon charge The Ody W35 Wm tOIflEiefllnalmil Steckley Funeral Home for servicrinthe church at Wile Officiating was the minister sion on Canadas economic roa Rev Garden wager Assisting Dectswrll team with Wliiam werc Rev Albert Luck of Benedickaon of Kenora Rainy Dundas former ministerhere River Liberal financialcritic and Rev wnunm patty at since 1957 on financial affairs Toronto formertrninistar at although ltlr Benediekson may Clinton where Mr Tomiinson The first meeting of the Barrie Ys Mens give more emphasis to therev had been in the newspaper bus save department ideas for time The choir ClubJ0 subiecgetsfitldeggrllgedflarlllfi had been ti member memo evening 6501 the Rail Renal iiietlltfiiiailiiiiilaglrifiio yllgihbgigdglelhnR$Etub onr Speaker forthe eveninawill be Russ Niriseiflsl and justice J01 °i 53m ended in Dnveyi Executive Director at the Barrie YMYWCA Mr Davey wiiibring the Bar rie Ys Mens Club up to date on the build Mathmn Reds Pallbearers were members of the church and the club Char All ing plans for the new Barrie and out line tho clubs plans for the buildingcam lea Wilson Grant May Siart Parades patgn by the pub Fnrnsi lit AYALTON unera mass or Mrs ry Anne Waltaa is at Napier WEATHER street who died in Royal Vi toria Hospital Thursday was held at St Marys Chu Synopsis disturbance farm day interment was in St ing near Chicago is expected to Marys ceneiery move northeastward during the Mrs Walton was the wife of day giving Ontario continued the late Edward Walton of Bar unsettled Neath con irons are fore She is survived by two daugh cast for most areas Tuesday as tors MrsF Bremnar Eliza cooler drier air moves in be beth of islinglen and Mrs hind the disturbance Harold Ferguson Frances of Lake St Clair Lake Erie Barrie and son Wimflflflfiflflfimi Lake Barrie Ontario Windsor London Ha Mrs Walton was predeceased miitan Toronto Mainly cloudy by three sons and one dough and humid today with few ter scattered showers Chance of thundershowers this evening Cloudy and avlittle cooler Tues ayclearing in the afternoon TODAYS STOCK PRICES narthw 15 Compiled by Flynn ea Dunlap st amt as Tu fly early days of the parliamentary session opening Sept 27 The 100 Liberal MPs elected at the June lovgeaaral election have been canvassedby the partys parliamentary strateg ists for suggestions on points of attack As shabustlpn0w=llILibv= wr ave sort of double shadow cabinetan inner core of mennvith experience and spe cial abilities in icular fields and wider gro ng from which to keep up the fire on particularly important questions which come before the House FORM NUCLEUS Apart from Liberal Leader Pearson such veteran MPs and former cabinet ministers as Paul Martin Piekersgill Lionel Chevrier and Paul Hell yer form nucleus for the sha dow cabinet LESLIE LAGACE Funeral services were held to dayScptl ratthellughes one Home Cookstown for Leslie Langford Logace who passed away at Toronto Gen eral Hospital after lingering illness of eight years Reverend hlcCarrol pastor of Cookstown Presbyter ian Church officiated inter rnent took place amid pro or James Veitch Verne Beatty Harold Walther and The 102 name Air Cadot Squadron begins its fall par Ran Gallupe interment was at Barrie Union Cemetery Titers ade tonight at the Barrie Arm oury at 73 was profusion offioral toks ens of esteem from local or Squadron Adjutant Stan Shier mm can he 9th said that they will also reE ganizatloas and friends to lead the attack on health and welfare his portfolio in the °EVf°gdfifillr¥dgqT inborn gavernmenl and on foreign affairs Mr Chevrier pm the program or the cm will put to usehis experience mg season as former transport minister Georgian Bay Timagnmi Al goma North Bay fiSudhury Cloudy with be nning dur rapporteur Mum 41 Nnr0rrtNG 17 maximal Ahltlbl mmmwrkt 7r showers this afternoon or even gm 33ng ing Mainly cloudy and little Alta Nae on Pam Plpa cooler Tuesday Winds light be tierut twain are time coming southern ours arter Mrsmkerszu we keep an out at Its mm on Hawksiddelsy Man and Northwest 15 touch ereoecltizsnshianndim rli Bell on iruo Ea Min Rnthnrsns iga Haliburtan Cloudy with sunny tionhhis former portfolio and 5mm Imp To seen Royal hank periods today Mainly cloudy also on federalprovincial rela nm on on on Salado Shirriu ll snnpronr 15 With showers tonight Cloudy trons asubiect on which he has gilltfiniglléfl 13 and turning cooler Tuesday specialized Windsrsoutliwest 15 today MrHellyer former associate ac Power in Aecspt Tot7o an northwest 15 Tuesday defence minister likely will CdnlmkaCorn iinu can Erswer inter Nlc Trans Can shapeduties as defence wit Charl iioit CONSECUTIVE rain SEPTEMBER lid 12 1962 QUALITY FUEL gt scurouss or gtster 900 ourSCHOOL FAIR 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