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GROUP CAPTAIN Peter West presents the pennant which has flown at the camp since he arrived in 1956to Group Captain Richard or scar Boom lo cavemons hangar at Camp Borden nlesday otter noon efore hundreds of assem bled men and invited guests the command of llCtF Station Comp Borden changed hands GroupCaptnin ii Peter west station commander since 1956 took his last saluio as com mandiog officer and handed over the reins of duty to Group Captain Richard Hilton who has just returned to Canada from posting at the Allied Air Force station at Fontainbleau France Hundreds of airmen were as sembled in the hangar when Group Captain West arrived and to them he addressed his thanks for their high standards and the work which they have done to give this old camp such fine reputation The Group Captain made spec ial reference to the fine coop oration which has made the work here go so well of BllE adier Purves who was present in the audience the Com mandant of Army Borden He also referred to the incomv ing Commander Richard Hi1 ton as fine very capabl officer who coming mnh as himself at the beginning of large construction program Bcforc he delivered his fare address he presented two ophres to men on the base TWO AWARDS in past years he presented the sportsman of the year award to an airman the rank of sergeaot or under but this year he pre sented two awards One wentas it has in the past to rebut all round sportsman the rank of sergeant or under That was taken by LAC Bob Home The next trophy which was break from precedent was pre sented to Flying Officer Bob Pmell because the demand on the station had become great to give this young officer some rei cognition for the work he has been doing with sports At presentation the awards andthe address to the assembly Group Captain West took the parade over from Wing Commander Godson as Group Captain ih on entered the hall and took his irst salute with GoupCaptain West as the parades head The two officers then stepped forward and saluted each other Both of them then went over to vthe table and signed the take over hook and from that moment Syoops of Ontario dropped to near zero Tuesday night in Nprthem Ontario and to below freezing in the southern vportionsn Skies will be mostly sunny over Southern Ontario to doywith afternoon temperatures caching the midoils in the north there will be more cloud Arctic air covers all and temperatures are expected climb only to the lows weather disturhancc will cross the Great Lakes Thursday bringingsnow to Northern On tario and increasing cloudiness and somewhat milder tempera tures to southern portions LakcEric Lake HarmLake Ontario Niagara southern Geor gian Bay regions Halihnrton Windsor London Toronto Ham ilton Sunny with cloudy pe and cool today Thursday aioly cloudy th chance of showers ly 154 20 todayiand Soliulér 15 Thursday Forecast Temperhtures Low onight iiighrThnrsday Windsor 45 Muskoka Kilialoe 75 Temperatures Hilton Flight Lieutenant Bili Rovelle the commanders aide for the past few years looks on in the backgroundiExam incr Photot Group coptdin gHilton Arrives Group Captain Hiltontvas Gem mandcrofthe camp rucnuoar After 60 West was presented with his pennant by the new commander came the dramatic highlight of the aitcrnoon The RCAF pipers played the lament will yo no come back again as GC West and his wife walked out of the hanger for the lost time with the skirl of the pipes echoing intheir ears GC Hilton then took over and addressed the assembly and re ferred to the work at this dedi cated man and the high standard he set Heoddedl hope will be able to live unto the high stand ard he GC West set He also spokc of the fine rep utation the Canadian Air Force had with the forces in Europe lie assured the assembly he wouldtryhard to improve the standard though that would be very hard job He then commanded the par ade master to take over and as the band played the assembled airmen passed in review in 20 minute long parade RECEPTION VAfter the ceremonies the as semblyof guests was invited to the officers me or reception at which receivrng line was formed Greeting the guests were 60 and Mrs Hilton GC and Mrs West and Flight Lie tenant and Mrs Edward Bour seiFL Bourse is the president of the Mess committee After the reception Hilton was picked up by the Air ftieer Commading from Wino eg Air Vice Marshall Brian and Group Captains Christmas and Galloway also from Winni peg and was flown there for theedaybrieiiag which ordA inary procedure for an cer taking over command Grdup Captain West and his wife Margaret will take up res ldeneeinBarrieimmedlatBly GC West first joined the Air Force 1934 and has since had at brilliant career has held the post otSen Air Staff Officer on the Canadian Joint Staff at Washington and he was also deputy to the ector of Personnel at the RCAF overseas headquarters Find woman Dead OfHeartllitack The body of 72yearold wo an was found by Barrie City Police in her kitchen today after theydrad forced awindow attha side of her house to gain entry Miss Marion Frmeh 126 C0 lier street had diedfrom heart attack said police doom Daragon Ahitibi Paper algoma Steel Aluminum Ltd Alberto no Tr Asbestos Atlas Steel Algom Ursa an at Mon Dom Tar Famous notu Can Gt Lks In Ace rote Mort Mn New MyL alo Asked Can invitmzotlmndr ass 94 investors Growth rononro amca rmnu down oe Goldodown 05 Nsw nonnsnocn atc journed to the Midland Armory to Tasmanian on sea pom trons om Stores Sillilvlgh tr erprnv KcmAddilnnp Lonow pld Ilsa Farm Exaséllntiuéfi intb Death Robert Hadley Ontsri Provincial Police paid today therewould probably been inquest into the delthoof Barrie life iasuranocsalerman Robert Hadley whose body was found lawn parked car near Hldhurst CPR gravel pit Tuesday morn ing sheath Constable Jack Shepherd will see the Crown Attorney today concerning an inquest Death is stated to have been due to carbon monoxide poison ing gt if Howard district manager of the company for which 43year oid Hadleyworked is said to have received note on his desk in the morning which led it to Hedieys English spor car the Vespra sideroad The body was in the car Robert llcdley was living at 28 Adelaide Stroet Allaodole and had last week moved all his pos sessions to his mothers home in Toronto He was married but his ltfoolt treatham wife two daughters and son had been livtng in England for nearly six years Hadley was himself born in Eng land He lived five months of everyycar since they left with them to England and the remain der of each year to Canada Shve Kids from Burhingiiouse An early morning fire in New market today seat firemen rush ing to house on Lydiavstreet but they arrivedtoo late to save any of the belongings The children were lowered out of the windows by their parents and as aresult of this prompt action there were no injuries 1The csll wasisnswered at 720 am by Newmarket Fire De partment No outside depart ments were called Rotarians Visit Midland Club More than 20 members of the Barrie Rotary Club did good selling job at MidlandRotary Club last night As gucsisrof the Midland Clubsthe aclors of the Barrie club staged The Seven Paths to Peace which proved such success at the recent dis trict conference The pcrfor once was given at the regular club meeting in Midland Legion flail Following the performance Barrie members said 18 copies of the book Seven Paths To Peaee published by Rotary internation sl to Midland members John Jory the only remaining charter member of the Midland club thanked the visitors for the program and the two clubs ad tor social gettogether The Barrie Botariaos were headed by John Stevenson prs sident Population Up Beaches 20773 Barries popuiahon has taken another mp this time from 20 229 st year to 20773 The new figfire which is almost 500 higher was effective as of al population at the endof the year when ad ions tothe roll are included The breakdown of the city ln to Words lsas follow ew Ward 4236 new Ward 7193 now Ward 5m newWard 3872 41 65 owli nr Tanzania mlfi THIGH 15 can on 121 Anarte supmndcmwta xoaasos max stalled waro preseo to hear speechgon Liooism Election Mafiaan defcfitedfcandb dste for rceve in the Augmt gs Beach ninnicipaieiec tiontoldJndge MAME Tuesday he visited the polling station during the election and found people who warrant on the assessment roll being given voters certificates Mr Boot was giving evidence It hearing at Barrie county court in which he is contesting the election He is alleging irre gularltles in thcnlectioo result is in nonouailfied people vot lie chargedthere were 102 cer voncnmamcn urno OBJECTIVE The campaign for funds for Barria branch at the Victorian Order cl Nurses is nearing its objective of 500 This was revealed last night atan Eli ecutive meeting in Community House by Ridiey campaign chairman Over $8000 has been obtain ed from houseAtnhouse can vassers with some returns still expected Industry and business firms areiar from complete as yet and it is an ticipated that figure close to the objective will be reached by the end of the month Members of the VON cxeeu tive were pleased with the local public response indicat ing satisfaction with the worthv while service Frost To llddress Regiment Reunion Ontario Premier Leslie Frost will be the guest of honor and principal speaker at reunion dinner to he heldby the combined 157a and mu Battalions Gay and Sirncoe Foresters Regiment at MidlandSaturday Oct 24 The dinner is being held at the Armory and is scheduled to start at 630 pm Some 150 old com rades are expected to attend The directors of Simcoe Coun ty Childrens Aid Society last night approved by majority vote request by managing ector Jackson for salary raise of almost 25 per cent The new salary will become etfect ive Jan 1960 MrJsckson was engaged by the society in October 1958 and agreed to work for year on probationary basis at lower salary He intimated at the time in letter to president James Wright that should his services meet with the satisfaction of the board he would expect 25 per cent increment at the end of the year John Small and Carmen Dow ney County Council repreenta am on the board yoiced pro test at the sudden increase They felt it set certain precedence and that increasing salaries were more and more Protection Cases 011 Increase Here may be reflected inthe increase in the number oioldlprotection servicaeases reopeaed byISim ace County Childrens Aid So Septomber 13 such cases we reropéned compar withtbree in August andfiv September September the gCAS serviced 60 City of Barrie fam liies involving 140 children and of pre ntions rvioe city Install New Members Thamstallah In of five new members and speech by De puty District Governor of tho blobs Morley McLean of Or angevilie were the highlightsof the Lions meetioglast night Four of the new members in ast night given by deputy district The new members ins ed were Harold Butter surveyor governor Metal down 37 down 01 on amass mauan down eo Bulls down zu lunemm ma M35 Acnvs TR pans scenario BA flit snow on Peter Hodgesmanager of an autoaccessory firm Bill Shot field civllservant at Camp denL Orvilleitisebrough ouatant WM Monsanto4 coloursawesdgd tiflcates issuedto people not on ths assessment roll The court heard earlier in the day from Simon clerk ol the peace William Thompson the voters list used at the Wasagav election had not been certllled lie said he had received no certified lists since February 1957 Mr Blanchard however showed the own 1958 voterl list certified by theme Wham Beachclcrk Charles mm Rowe appearing for Maurice Bent charged anyone who had votedwho was not on the certified list was not quail ficd to vote and therefore the election had not been carried out in accordance with the Voters Act Mr Rowe said he would check the voting certificates and poll boots against the assessment roll to 1ettiewhicb péoplc should be on the voting list Judge MacLaren pointed out this aloo job and he adionmed thehesrg until Fri day Get 23 Kinsmen iiame Zone Delegates Thc Kinsmen Club of Barrie held its regular dinner and busi ness meeting last night at the American Hotel President Hart Tuck was in the chair There were 31 members pres ent along with four guests Con Mulholland GordConder loho Hicks and Bob Palmer it wasannounced that llap Lowe Jim Reyoardand Hart Tuck would attend the Kinsmen Zone fall council meetiogito he held at Sudhury this weekend ltwas learned from Kiosinen ConservationPark Chairman Ray Osborne that some considera tion is being given to method of killing the weeds and bacteria life in the pond at the Park This would enhance the possibility of organized swimming being held there next summer if such meth od proved successful It is almost certainty that organized skating will be held at the pond this winter and itis The tighter economic situation ciety during the what monthsln only hoped that suitable change houses can bs provld Approves Pay ForIts Managing Director think said Mr Small We are getting too far out of CouncillorDowney ndcred if it would be possible to defer the decision until January He felt the present time was inop portuoe todeeide the matter Harold Halbert chairman of th personnel committee sai snare not breaking groua We are merely following after armed the board hathe hadgmad several enquir es and ha nun thatthe sa ry re ed was noizfontot ewith salaries par for comparable po sitions elsewher DR AMASAsl Aroutuolsn Soviet Ambassador to Canada receives pamphlet on Sim coe County from Mayor Wil lardKinzle He arrived at mayors oflicenthls morning to sign the guest book illswifo accompanied him toCity Hall previous emaildeparture for Hamilton where theiAmbas ssdor hasaspeakiog ensllfi meht Eiiarniner Photo Ambo55ddor At Ease FOI Question Period Soviet Amhassadt Arontno ian presented serious mein during his speech last night to BurrimCanadiao Club With one hand in hlssuitcoat pocket and the other holding full lttpage copy of his address he read solo emiy through his spectacles Only once or twice did hefdev iate slightly from the prepared text The speech completed howev er he took on all comers in question and session which could have lasted all night had not Canadian Clubpresl dent Mrs Pile noted thaLthe ambassador had been long time on his feet iiiiicrest Public School his pal William Bellwho said he was bargain hunter fired three questions at Dr Arontnoian First henotcd the ambassad or had said there had been no unemployment in the Soviet Un ionsince 930 He described the Canadian Unemployment insur ance Commissions operations and asked how Soviet workeds were alloted theiriohs lnthe USSR eootended th speaker men dont ok for work work leoksfor men it was up to the man where he wanted to work GIVE NOTICE Two wee notice was requir worker wanted to quit he and it his work was unsat sfactory the onus wason the plantmanager to remedy the to An unsatisfactory worker woidd he transferred ra ther than fired he said in reply to Mr Bells question about how wages were determin ed Dr Aroutnnian said that al though individual worker could go to his manage in this respect all wages were fixed with the consent of the tradeun Apsweriag apthird query as to whether compulsory education USSRrbad resulted in 105 of enthusiamDr AroutnnV lan said demahd to nation wlde program to ehrnnate rlii itertilizecoa hay and counts and dirt ends gt Vitourjsinicoe bistricti do enrollfertiliserpnmha as to 59 cash dl oun ltpaldlry march 201960 oyiuay Lhasa co Opes blished and on hayiandmasturé fields Fallvapplications or tags fieldsrinsures winter spring growth710r both estab ssyaeshh discount to eracy had been one of the prin clples of the 1917 revolution There had been he admitted individual resistance among older people who felt they had got alongwcil without read ing and writing torso 60 or 70 years and didnt want to change In any event the program was compulsory only for children butit had eliminated an illiter acy ratc whichhad reached 76 per cent before the revolution The ambassador cut down an other questioner who hinted that the Soviet apartmentbuilding program indicated form of col lectivism lndiv not homes were to he found iothe rural areas said DrArontunian and apart ments werea necessary adjunct to city living Vitsthe same case in Paris London Rome You also have apartments anyway he chuckled 5am srain Another questioner asked for comments on recent series of articles by Dr Murray Ross of Tdrooto lie quoted Dr Rm as sayingthat in Soviet Russla the student is educated to fulfill thepurposemf the state while in Canada and the 118 the pur pose ls to davelopihe individual This was sosald the speaker Soviet students hesoid were not educated to make private profit but to serve society and the state And while private property may he inherited in tho USSR no one is permitted to use it to make more or to help others amassmore private prop erty Education in Russia he said was not individualistic gtbutcol lectivistic AEOLISH TAXES How do you finance the wel fare projects you describe was another question The money said Dr Aroutun ian came from the profits of stateowned enterprises such as transportationand industry We donot believe in taxation We aregoing to this year vlccipresideot of tho Unlvers ncxt abolish all taxes in our country gram snarlinslrn john Supplies summationnoneincomingng Buiid Recreation no rLonobs KNOWP in PLANK WOODGRAIN aeanns LINCLEUM users