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mfl PUC MEMBERS AT INAUGURAL MEETING The inaugural meeting of the Public Utilities Commis sion of Barrie was held last night Soon after being for mally sworn to are commis sion members and PUC em ptoyees general manager John Murphy Mayor Ics Cooke Dr Wilson chairman Alexander and Elson secretary treasurer UK Information Officer Addresses Canadian Club Britain believes coexistence with communism is possible said Samples DSO director of United Kingdom information Service in Ottawa Mr Sam pies was addressing the Jam adian Club last night in rela tion to Britains attitude to wards certain contemporary matters Mr Samples stressed that co existence could only be possible if cairn but determined at titude was maintained The broad mass of British people have an antagonistic at titude towards the Unilateral ists explained Mr Samples INNISFII NOTES The movement does not have great deal of force be said We support the United Na tions for it is the only forum to conduct disarmament and for making progress in internation a1 matters said Mr Samples He illustrated his point by show ing how the new emerging coun tries reacted and thought that ltheir nationhood was more im portant than world peace Mr Samples told of Britains regional defence alliances with such organizations as NATO and SEATO We believe that total disarmament in order to be at Frost Down South Hurts Citrus Grove By RGS ARRIVED DESTINATION After spending some time visiting down the line of travel along the western highways and wbidr leads from north ern NHchigan to southern Flor ida and come close to most of the places along the way we missed most of the twisting mountain roads We travelled the 1800 miles between our home on the Bay at Barrio to the place here which will be ours for the next three months or more We spent Monday night in St Pet ersburg with friends consoling them with the fact that we would be on the other side of the State this winter but would be with them at frequent inter vals On arrival we checked with the services to have facilities connected so we could begin housekeeping The home we have belongs to Barrie cou ple who are prevented from making use of it this year We are finding it suitable for our needs and with room to spare in case any of our northern friends drop in TREES FROSTBITTEN The frost has been unkind to some of the young citrus trees We drove past groves where the trees up to three or four years of age had their leaves turned brown by frost This is blow to those who have spent lot of money clearing the land and setting out the new groves Todays weather reports say that frost as far south as half of Florida may be as low as 20 degrees and unprotected radiators may be subject to frost damage That IS cold down this way Yesterday at Orlando the temperature was 73 degrees The clouds today may save the fruit trees Here they have protective smoke distributors placed near windmills driven by engines Near us there is located the Citrus Tower From there one can see miles of citrus trees loaded with fruit Truclsrun on the highways day and night taking the fruit to packing and juicemaking plants However before the fruit is loaded it has to be picked by hand Pickv lng an orange off tree is not just like removing an apple It takes decided twist to get it loose Pickers reach the fruit from ladders but it is all hand work and the crews are in demand at this time We will have story for you on the lnnisfil inauguration meeting at later date Copies of Tire Examiner up to last Fri day were waiting for us on ar rival so we are keeping up with the things going on at home On Monday we stopped for fish dinner at the same time as the guests of the Reeve would be eating their dinner at the Holly Church We hoped that we were being missed and must admit we felt guilty at not being there But having heard of the winter weather which had arrived we felt the sun was much more enjoyable LETTERS APPRECIATE We will be glad to hear from anyone who will take little time off to drop us line and send it to us at Stroud post office They will be forwarded from there by air mail and we will be interested to have news which you may know and we have missed Some of those we would be glad to hear from would be shutins and others the are watching the world go past from warm corner and have seen or heard things which are interesting Roy Hickling is one we have in mind and hope he has still got the writing abil ity he had last year We are sorry we did not call on him and on Mri Drury before we left FLORIDA HURRICANE The hurricane which wrecked the town of Crestview in Flor ida blew up from the Gulf of Mexico hitting this north west ern town which is not in the vicinity which most of the win ter visitors frequent ft is lo cated between Pensacola and Panama City Persons having friends down here need not be wondering about their safety iron EXPERT ocean worm FRENCH MOTORS noun CERYSIm DODGE SIMCA RENAULT VALIANT nnmo 75 Bradford St PHONE PA 8697b BALDWIN Decorator LEFROY TEL sTRouo saRaz ANY DAY BETWEEN RM to 730 PM No matter where you live in Innisfil Township there is home close to you decorated by BALDWIN LOWRATES Guaranteed Workmanship festive must be controlled and inspected he said The contemporary question of How does Britain see the chal lenge in the economic develop ment in the world was dealt with by Mr Samples The greatest phenomenon since the war is the new na tions reaching independence and nationhood he said The people within the new coun tries are very poor by our stan dards and identify independ ence with industrial revolution explained Mr Samples They expect to produce miracle overnight he said If we dont help these coun tries some less friendly nation will for some reason or other he warned Mr Samples describedBri tains decision to begin negot iating entry into the Common Market as probably the most vital decision in thelast 100 years He quoted Lord Privy Seal Heath as saying that the Com mon Market is the only con structive thing going on in the world today and is thus worth looking into The rate of growth within the Common Market is higher than even the United States said Mr Samples We are expanding to meet the needs of everyone he said It is matter of thinking big and plan ning long Mr Samples admitted there will be painful readjustments for Britain and the Common wealth We have to face the difficult fact that Britain has fewer markets for her mono factured goods and has to sell them somewhere Wile Killed Husband Court KANSAS CITY AP Mrs Sharon Kinne who had con tended her ZIéyeamld daugh ter accidentally shot her hus band to death was convicted Thursday of murdering him jury imposed life sen tence on the attractive 22year old mother of three Last June she had been acquitted of mur dering the wife of one of her lovers Her husband James Kione 25 was shot to death in March of 1960 while asleep She Itold officers she was in the bathroom when she heard shot and found him dying his pistol lying on the bed beside him and their daughter then playing in the room No charges were brought against Mrs Kiune at that time little more than two months later Mrs Patricia Jones 23 was found shot to death in lov ers lane Officers said Mrs Kinne had been dating Mrs Mint EXAMINER FRIDAY JANUARY 12 156 Two Found Guilty Are Fined 0n Impaired Driving Charges Stoulfville man was fined $100 and costs yesterday in Barrie Magistrates Court af ter he was found guilty of driv tug while his ability was im paired Loiris Woodbyrne 37 RR Stouffville was fined by Meg istrate Foster and his drivers licence was suspended for three months Ontario Provincial Police tes tified that on December Woodbyrno was driving south on Highway 400 at ten miles an hour Traffic was whining past and Woodbyrne finally stopped of his own accord When the police approached Woodbyrne he staggered smelled of alcohol and gavo the appearance of intoxication Mr Woodbyrna is pipe in sulator by trade His lawyer Coon of Stouffvllle asked that the penalty be the mini mum that it was hls clients first offence and that license suspension would seriously off ect his ability to continue his business DROVE INTO DITCII Corporal Harold Francis Ala linott Comp Borden Signal Corps was fined $100 and costs and had his licence suspended for three months afterlho drove his car into ditch on Highway 90 was charged with impaired driving and found guilty yes terday by Magistrate Foster Donald ORcilly of the Cana dian Army Provost Corps was on his way back to Camp Bor den when he observed Allinott driving erratically He made the arrest and look Altinott to Provincial Police headquarters where tests were performed to atablish the state of Allinotts sobriety or intoxlcation OReill ly tstiiied that when Allinott got out of his car he staggered his speed was slurred and his breath smelled of alcohol Ys Men Set Date For Annual Meet At the first new year meeting of Barrie Ys Mens Club Bob Watson was inducted The in duction team was headed by President Ernie Runhom assists ed by Ken Cathers Jim Holmes John Nutbecm John Henderson Dalton Nesbitt and Neil Taylor Director Russ Davey in formed file Ys Men that the no nuol meeting of Barrle YMCA YWCA was to be held on Jan 81 in Trinity Hall Mike Miller reported profits fromlthe sale of nuts would be in the vicinity of $200 and Jim Holmes reported satisfactory profit on the Christmas tree project Barrie Iaycees Resume Meetings Hear Report Carnival Agenda The Barrie Jaycees held their first meeting of the year last night and reports from 14 sep arate committees were pre sented Major report and one enthusiastically received by all present concerned the agenda plans to date for the annual winter carnival Speaker for the evening was Dr Swan During the month of Decema her the Jayeees acted as It Big Changes Are Forecast In World Trade HAMILTON CP lre mendous changes in world trad tng patterns brought about mainly by the developing Coma mon Market and new United States tariff policies will take place within ayenr Paul Mar tin Liberal MPfor Essex East forecast Thursday night Yet Canadas role in the emerging situation has so far been to obstruct Britains bid to join the Common Market Mr Martin told McMaster Uni versity students at meeting sponsored by the University Liberal Club it is vital issue he said and the Liberal party advo cates the creation of an Atlantic Communist trading area em bracing the ECM countries some of the Outer Seven the United States Japan Australia and some other nations if Britain did not join the common in her living standards would drop resulting in cut in imports from Can ada Baptist Church Ctappertnn at Worsley Services at ll Jones husband Walter Jones WE TRY TO DESERVE YOUR FRIENDSHIP need medicine pound yours DRUG Operating pharmacy is not like running the average business Everything we offer adds to your comfort or better health Please consider our phar macy to be helpful friend Ask us questions about any product you are considering getting We will always give you sin cene informed answer Sometimes we can save you much sicknesscime by suggesting you consult physician if selftreatment would be unwise YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you Pick up your premiption if shopping nearby on we will deliver promptly without extra charge trust us with their prescriptions May we com great many people en nzee Doug Hare Plan Cor Owen and Dunlap Ste son for the Georgian Bay De velopment Association and ob tained advertising commitments for the GEDA industrial hand book Approximately 200 calls were made in this regard ac cording to chairman Norm Mclt Intyre report on Santas mail box operated at Memorial Squa indicated total of 2000 letlt ters were received These were all answered when return ad dresses were legible Guests at the meeting were Bud Acker Gory Sootheran Bruce Barker Russ Wedge Doug Stewart Membership chairman Burt Popp reported 10 new members will be inducted ot the dinner meeting later in January leadership training course on business management effec tive speaking brotherhood so cial Dominion Day festival were other major reports given at the meeting OOLWORT STORE DONATES T0 CARNIVAL Barrie Winter Carnival gets boost as Perkins manager of Barrio Plaza City Iunior Band Starts Rehearsals The strains of music heard recently at the Market Building came fom group of young musicians commencing rehears als for the new season Barries Junior City Band Many of the members are how proud owners of emblem awards which were resented to them by Mrs Eieeo Col leaux president of the Band Parents Association at Christmas concert held at Cod rington School in December The awardswere given in re cognition of one years unbrok en servico to the group and the following members receiv cd this honor Nancy Adams Gordon Bell Angus Bentley Terry Bowen Jim Bruce Sheila Colleaux Myrna Congdon Rose mary Hobson Christian Hol lier Ellen Hunter Jim Hunter Jack Hunter Maureen Jardine Brian McLetland Dona Met calfe Doug Robertson Phil Walker Jim Webb Bobby Wil son Larry Wilson During the months ahead they will be preparing lol in series of concerts in the city parks Every glass of Dow has it Every sip reveatsthe uniform flavour that comes from masterful MULTlBLENDING of 36 smooth perfect individual brews gt Always satisfying guaranteed to please Dow is the easydrinking best in beer Treat yourself and youll soon see if BRINGS ltllI Woolworlhs Store presents $50 donation to carnival ad vertising chairman Joe Long Hermit Found Dead In Cave SOUTH SHORE SD AP John Freund 77 who lived alone in cave on the shores of Punished Womens Lake near here was found dead in his dug out home Wednesday Freund gained wide attention tin Charles Wadge Junior Chamber president and Hennig Woolworths district superintendent look on lost summer for his hermltliko existence in the cave which he said was heated in winter by several goats he kept inside the structure built by him when he was 65 Freund was found by po ticcmnn after townspeople be came concerned because the ro cluse had not been into town for supplies for several days Orillia Boys Teams Defeated Barrie North Reigns Happily By LESLIE COXALL Barrie North North Collegiate was the scene of three hardefought bae ketbull games between the home team and Orillia yesterday of ternoon In the junior boys game it appeared as if North was going to win but during the last few minutes of playing time Onl lia rallied to win 24 to 23 High scorers were Salem with seven points Bruckey four points and Tomlinson also four points fu the junior game North do feated Orillia to the tune of 52 to 21 Top potntgetters in this highscoring game were Roy Atkinson and Bob Choppel with 12 points and Frank Guest 10 points in the senior game North again swamped Orillia this time chalking up 40 points to Orillias 23 High scorers were Marshall Aikins 10 points and Jon Fell eight Barrie Norths senior girls won over Midland by score of 46 to 31