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CONTESTANTS FOR SNOW PBINC Twenty youngsters vied for Snow Princess title of Barrio Winter Carnival in last nights litmtesi sponsored by lGA Stores at the Roxy Theatre Ages ranged from three to seven From left to right Helen Smith the contest win ner Harrie Barbara Slcvcn son Barrie Sandra Dawn Lo lRotary Observes 57th Anniversary This week the Rotary Club of Dorrie is observing the 57th an niversary of the founding of Rotary worldwide service or ganization of business and pro fessional men in observing the occasion the Harrie club joins worldwide celebration planned by more tlmn II000 Rotary clubs and half million Rotations In Greece and Ghana in Finland and the Fiji Islandsin the 114 countries and geographical reg ions where there are Rotary clubsthe anniversary will be marked by men whose diverse languages religions and politi cal beliefs find common dc nominator in the Rotary ideal of serving others EARLY DAYS Recalllng the early days of the first Rotary club George Mulbolland president at the club in Barrie said When Rotary began in Chicago on Feb 23 1905 its appeal to busi nusmen was largely social with the founder of Rotary Paul Harris lawyer has ing his idea for the organiza tion on the conviction that friendship and business could go hand in hand to the benefit of both Today as it was right from the beginning friend ship is still basic in Rotary but only for its ability to provide serviceminded men with in creased opportunities to serve STRONG APPEAL flho strong appeal of Rotarys concept of service to men of different vocational interests is evidenced by the organizations phenomenal growth Mr Mul liniiifiilniioffiééfié CHIS Dollars OTTAWA CPlThe govern ment sold $133900000 of its re sagvcs of United States dollars during January in theface of increasing discount pressures on the Canadian dollar gThe decline in the govern ments archange holdings to 914321300300 on Jan 31 from 9055800000 month earlier Was reported Friday in the of ficlal Canada Gazette It was the third month in row that the exchange holdings of US dollars and gold had de clined following the heavy pub chases during October of $156 300000 in US dollars The October purchases by the exchange fund were made to olfset heavy pressures which tended then to increase th Ca nadian dollars exchange value funds sales of US dol lars since then have had the ef fect of moderating decline in the Canadian dollars exchange value The January decline in the fund brought the fund below its level at the first of October DISCOUNT INCREASES During Januarythe discount op the Canadian dollar in creased by more than onethird of cent to cents on Jan 31L Since then the discount has increased further and Friday the Canadian dollar was quoted ill New York at 95 214 cents in us funds filo his budget last June 20 Ft nhnce Miruster Fleming an nounced the government was prepared to use the exchange bind to buy us dollars in or der to move the Canadian dollar to discount and ensure that the exchange rate is kept within range appropriate to Canadas changing economic Motion The Canadian dollars ex change value then at par with the US dollar dropped imme diately to threEpencent din count where it remained until November when the discount began to widen In the Commons Friday in reply to an opposition question Mr Fleming said that it was Not fair to coll the Canadian rate manipulatedrrate Whila thero have been pe nds such as in October and januory when our exchange holland said On the day it be comes 57 years old Rotary In ternational will be comprised 01 approximately 11100 clubs That means that since its founding Rotary has grown at the rate of one new club every 45 hours It also means that somewhere in the world every day of every week men gather for Rotary club meeting The Rotary Club at Barrio meets every Thursday at 1215 noon at Barrie Community House Its meetings like those of all Rotary clubs everywhere are important to the success of the clubs entire program of service and thus attendance is expected of all members MANY LANGUAGES distinctive aspect of the ll00ipius weekly Rotary meet figs held irround the gllgba many anguages spo en these gatherings They include Arabic Afrikaans Portuguese Welsh Gaelic Hebrew Tamil Korean Tagalog Icelandic and mnny others At Rotary meet ing in continental Europe alone nearly 10 different languages are heard But diversity of tongues in no way hinders the efforts of Ro tarians to further world under standing through personal con tacts at international Rotary gatherings and through inter county exchanges of correspond ence programs publications and of students who cross boun dary lines to live and study in another nation under various plans of Rotary clubs Each year more than 10000 students participate in these Rotary ex changes In January fund has operated extensively it has not operated in on eg gressive manner that is to say it has not driven the rate in one direction or another On the contrary it has at all times responded to and moder ated market pressures ASKS FDR COMMENT Mr Fleming made his com meat alter John Matheson LLeedsl asked him to com ment on statement by US Treasury Undersecretary Bo bert Roosa criticizing coun biés who juggle their oxcbang re The minister said that since the June 20 budget the Cana dian dollars exchange value has moved within narrow range and the operations of our exchange fund on each side of the market have approximlt ately balanced out Mr Fleming noted that the Jan 31 exchange fund holdings of $321900000 compare with $1040000000 on May lost He did not refer to the cur rent pressures tondingto in crease tbo discount on the Ca nadian dollar However it is believed that much of the pressures resldt from the recent strong inflow of imports with Canadian im porters purchasing US funds to pay for imports There have also been reports that Canadian Exporters holding US dol lars have delayed exchanging them for Canadian funds in ex pectations of further widening of the discount SALLYS SALLIES gen Barrie Kimberley Ann Graham Barrie Sandra Jamel Barrie Teri London Barrie Joanne Robinson Camp Honien Nancy Scott DERBIES NOW DENTPROOF LONDON AP leading London bank has outfitted its money carrying messengers with dentproof shockabsortr ing derbles to protect them against club swinging pay grab bandits blow with club is sup posedlto glance off the new bowlers that the 50 messen gers for Coutis and Company staer wearing Friday rash of recent attacks on the messengers alarmed the banks Dressed in their traditional derbles and maroon jackets bank messengers and payroll clerks make easy marks for bandits lurking in London al leys and doorways Crooks have made spe clalty of clubbing bank mes sengers especially on the big payroll days of Thursday and Friday The messengers make their rounds unarmed and theyve tried many ruses to outsmart bandits differerlt routes riding in cars and making their rounds in pairs But this hasnt halted the in crease in the number of ach ing heads and the loss of thou sands in cash Indian YMCA ls Assisted At the weekly meeting of the Ys Mcns Club Russ Davey informed members letter had been received from the at ur India expressing ap pre stion of the magazines and financial assistance given by the Barrie Ys Men President Ernie Runham wel comed guest Don Johnston The plogram included show ing of film on Queiico Pro vincial Park in northern Ont arlo This 20minute film cov ered scenery in this virgin coun try Program chairman and pro lectionlst Ken Cethers was thanked for his selection and screening of this film Pope To Call Consistory VATICAN CITY AmPope John may call consistory for the creation of new cardinals possibly before Easter which falls on April 22 this year Reports to this effect circulat ing in Vatimn circles could not be confirmedFriday but usu ally wellinformed sources said belief that such oonslstory would be convened is insistent These sotirces said the con sistory might be called during the latter half of March and that probably 10 or dozen new princes of the Roman Catholic Church would be created Recent deaths have reduced the number of cardinals to 18 seven less than the maximum of as to which Pope John twice brought the college membership first time on March 28 1060 and againafter several deaths on Jan 16 1961 Naming of new cardinals at this time would bulwark the congress for the forth coming Ecumenical Councrl which op ens here Oct 11 In the past there has been speculation that Pope John might some day increase membership of the College of Cardinals to 100 again topping the limit of 70 set in 1505 by Pope Slxtus and observed un tilPope John set it aside BARRIE tunanun trusts Phone M5453 MEDICINE new or alll TER Barrio Anne Baldwlclr Uta pla Kathleen Kevan Camp Borden Pamela Mario Ayrcs Strvud Norine Rix Strand Dianne Guthrie Barrie Su Parade Features Fairyland Folk Clowngorbcd members of Idle Kempenfelt Trumpet Band led the Winter Carnival Parade through the streets of Barrie this frosty morning The parade was the first oiti clal event of the sixth annual carnival No Cars held the Policeman Given Three Year Term Plotslq 25 former Medicine Hat police constable was con tenced Friday to three years at hard labor in penitentiary for theft in connection with the dis appearance of box containing $44000 in cash and cheques from the city police station James Gehrlng 28 another tamer constable last week re ceived oneyear sentence on the same charge Both were members of the police force when the cash box disappeared last Dirt 31 The box had been placed in the NP lice station for weekend sale keepiog by store manager Gehrings con fe ssion broke the case Plotsky member of the po lice force for 8V years pleaded not guilty Gchring member of the force for almost nine years pleaded guilty Evidence at the trial was that Plotsky told Police Chief Bull he had been attacked in the police station by two masked men one carrying revolver WEATHER Forecasts issued by the Tor onto weather office at 480 am Synopsis All of Ontario is caught in deep freeze with early morning temperatures at White River 43 degrees below zero Milder air pushing across the Prairies will spread into northern Ontario today and into southern sections Sunday Lake St Clair Lake Erie Lake Huron regions Windsor London Sunny With cloudy pe riods today Chance of few brief snowflurries Sunday Mainly cloudy with snowlbegin ning in the morning Milder Sunday Winds east to north east 15 to 20 becoming light late today and southeasterly 15 to 25 on Sunday Niagara Reg Hamilton Mainly cloudy with snowflurrics today and Sunday milder Sun day Winds east to northeast 15 to 20 becoming light late today and southeast 15 to 20 Sunday Western Lake Ontario region Toronto Sunny today cloudy with snowflurries and milder Sunday Winds east to northeast 15 to 25 becoming light today and southeast 15 to 20 Sunday Eastern Lake Ontario Georg ian Ray Hallhurton Timagemi regions North Bay Sudbury Sunny and very cold today He coming cloudy Sunday morning SNOW HITS FLIGHTS NEW YORK AP Snow fall interfered with flight oper ations Friday night at Idlowlid airport causing more thonno Scheduled arrivals of jet air craft ta be diverted to points ranging from Bermuda to Ganlt der Nii HARRY MURDOCH Let Us Check Your Car Now WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING SHOCK ABSORBER SEBVICE COMPLETE FRONT END SUSPENSION OVERHAUL PAC2202 27 TORONTO sr CARNIVAL san House Barrio Patricia liIansbridge New Lowell Bonnie Brand Dorrie Judy Jones Barrie Cheryl Hanlon Barrie past and present mayors of Barrie Willard Kinzie and Les ter Cooke Mr Klnzie was sporting war bonnet and driv ing his old vintage green car bevy of beauties were sprinkled throughout the four black long parade Carnival queen Betty Munson and her court of Gwendy Boardman and Sally Symes Snow Princess Helen Smith and the many Teen Queen contestants were riding in 1952 cars The armed forces were well represcnted with army jeeps and an Air Force model of the Sparrow missile Boy Scouts of the Kempenfelt dLstrict had scale model of camp site on float decorated with pine boughs These boughs will later serve as part of the real camp silo of the Scouts when they set up camp on the bay for the night multitude of fairyland folk were entbroued on various floats Mother Goose was sent ed on her proverbial white goose The old Woman was in the shoe and Humpty Dumptys teetering kcpt everyone guess lngI when he would make his fal Chief Irwin drove one of Barries fire trucks The parade formed up at the West End Plaza and continued down through Barries main business section Streets were crowded with more adults than children and an apparently larger and more spirited crowd than even the Santa Claus feature FORECAST with chance of snow late in the day Mlldar Sunday Winds light becoming southerly 15 to 20 Sunday Algoma Sault Ste Marie Cochrane White River regions Increasing ness today with snow beginning late in the day and continuing Milder Winds southerly 15 in creasing to 15 to 25 Sunday Forecast Temperatures Low tonight IIigh Sunday Windsor 15 23 St Thomas 12 28 London 12 28 Kitchener 12 28 Wingham 20 Hamilton St Catbar Toronto Peterbnrough Trenton Killaloe Muskoke North Bay fildhury Earlton Ka uskaslng to River Moosonee as no PHILIP on noun CARACAS ReuterslPrmce Philip flew into this Venezuelan capiml Friday to open an oili cial tour of 10 Latin American republics aimed at lncreasulg llrltish node with South Amer lca BlillDlNGAREC ROOM nnrrvounllonr connrrrwnu run Illlllll Hill Ilillll Illill Ii it SAFE CLEAN MMELESS wanawm ELECTRICAL sermons 1m mm vs ram Simcoe Seed Fair Tolt Major The North Simone Seed Fair major fann activity each year is to be Leld at the Elm vale Community Hall March and The fair sponsored by the North Simcoe Soil and Crop lm proverneat Association usually taxes the capacity of the large Community Hall Joseph Dyer Eimvalc is chairman of the Grain and Roy Show Elmer Gratrix Wsubaushen is chair man of the Potato Show while Mervyn Parker Mlneslng pres dent of the North Simcoe Soil and Crop Improvement Associa tion will preside over the after Mn program FEATURE feature will be an address by Everett Riggs deputy min ister of agriculture who will discuss Production and alar keting of Live Stock and Crop Prode in Ontario Klagsbury ol the Ontario crops branch will also be bringing to the meeting report of the lat est crop varieties and methods of production and Dr lilac Lachlun from Ottawa will deal with seed potato production Prize lists for the Seed Fair are now available and anyone with seed grain or grass or clo ver seeds for sale should get their seed cleaned at once and samples submitted for grade and germination percentage to the Plant Products Division Canada Department of Agriculs ture so Collier Street Toronto When sending in samples for official grade Lib samplerof MONTREAL CP Being aboard plane with faulty landing gear can be harrow ing experience But it can also be quite thrill as some of the 44 par sengers on iransCenado Air Lines flight from Toronto to Montreal found out Friday night The plane four engined Viscount made safe crer gency landing at Montreal ln ternationai Airport after being diverted from Ottawa with its left landing gear not working Until the actual landing pas sengers reported there was quiet tension aboard the tur bloepropeller craft But all let go with big chccr once it landed safely All were unanimous in prais ing the work of the pilots Caplt tain Charles Kenworthy and First Officer Don Stangel and the stewardesscs Cynthia Davis and Beverley Bostock of Montreal rupted his itinerary to pay his flirst visit to county coun cl dontc Mrs mother of Maurice Bellemarre Union Nationnlo member of the legislature for Champlain Form grain and ton sample of small seeds is required The hay show at the Seed Fair has attracted lot of at tention during years especially the class call ing for prolein analysis There were 19 entries in the protein analysis class last year and the protein content ranged from lawof 58 per cent to high of 171 per cent hay samples looked much the same being well cured and of good color but some contained the last few All of these wice as much proteln as oth ers This would make quite difference In making up re tion for dairy cows for exam ple accumulator Entries for this boy class should be sent in by Feb 15 to Joseph McGrath Simcoe Disc Rocket Pays Unscheduled ctivity trict Cooperative Services Bar rie in order to get like protein analysis back in time for the Seed Fair on liarch Three slabs of baled hay or 10 lbs of loose hay are required as an entry in this class All other entries at the Seed Fair should be made at the Community Hall Elmvale on March the day before the show North Simeon is the leading seed potato area In Ontario and five classes for Foundation or Certified seed potatoes and one class for cooking potatoes are listed in the prize list Each year at the Sced Fair is substantial supply of good seed grain smell seeds and seed potatoes are offered for sale and anyone interested il cordially invited to attend VisitTo County Council Simcoe County council had an unscheduled guest yester dayhockeys Maurice ct Richard Rock The former great rightwinger Canndiens inter Rceve Dalton Jermey of Me introduced Richard as credit and inspiration to the youth of ad The Rocker En llshArithcn in Frmcb fil Barrie and to talk to the elect 31 representatives of the coun lnrwas honored Io Visit Richard smilingly agreed to an autograph session and was DEATHS ny run causnlm rncss null Que Wilfrid Ste Marie as dean of the Hull Bar Association and the citys legal adviser for more than 50 years Dartmouth NSRoss Doug ns Campbell 78 retired labor atory technician who won $137 500 in the Irish Sweepstakes last June while vacationing in Flor da PekingGen Li KcNung 54 member of the Chinese Com munist partys central commit ee and ticputy chief of the general staff of the in Army of cerebral hemors hage Copdclallfudcleinb Que Arthur Sellemarre 87 Northampton MassPaul QUITE THRILL Looking back this was quite an experience and quite thrill said Frank Logan Saint John 13 salesman coming home from Kitchener The pilot really deserves pat on the back and the stew ardesses were wonderfu Dale Fenton defence de pertinent employee in Ottawa laid It was the ing experience most interest ever had he eause everything worked so well Discipline and conduct of the crew was wonderful The whole thing was fantastic and couldnt have been handled any better loyco Eoundy of Toronto the only woman passenger on the plane said she really wasnt scared because everything went pretty well She is the vicepresident of the Young Progressive Conserv athletic director of the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph who played for Queens Univer sity football teams in the 10205 Meier 33 Swiss who joined the University of Massachusetts faculty in 1960 after serving as economic adviser to the Swiss Bank Corporation and economist for Credit Suisse of Montreal St Petershurg FishJ War ren Bowman 67 bubble gum millionaire who started his gum factory in Philadelphia in 1927 Toledo OhioRobert Stra nahlm Sr 75 founder and plan Spark Plug Company after long illness TomatoCameron Allard 48 advertising executive and for mer Presbyterian minister at Pentlcton BC and Saint John NB after lengthy ill ness Huntsville Ont Frederick Baldy Baldwin 60 former Petroliu Ont Edwin Fiel buard chairman of the Chaml immediately besieged by eager councillors Councils appreciation for the visit was expressed by former warden Montcalm linurlcc who delighted the Rocket by speak gisgl in French as well Eng Talre Photos Compare WilhTiroEIV HALIFAX CP Fifteen United States and Canadian aircraft are photographing and mapping ice flees in the Gulf of St Lawrence in connectiom with the United States satellite Tiros Iv launched Wednesday from Cape Canaveral Fla The RCAF here said Friday the first phase of the operation began Wednesday 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