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DoItYourself Sanding Iob We were among the he mem bes ol the press tho watched the astronaut go Iloli We did not join the group at the base as the crowds at the Cape vicre so heavy that getting back would lime taken the hole afternoon However we dld See the capsule disappear Into the sky as did millions all over North America who saw it on TV By joining the group at the inlorniation centre near the Cape vie did gct some briefings which we later pass ed along to the public It was grand day that has put new face on the average Amer ican One thing we noted was the lack of any mention here of Canada when various countries were listed as having sent con gratulations to the US We heard the Prime Ministers mmsage on Tuesday and that the House adiourncd to watch the space flight on TV but when repeat of countries who had sent mcssagts of com gratulation was listed Canadas name was left out It really was good show and the only people who may sorry the capsule really aver up are the motel and rm taurant operators in the Cocoa Beach and Canaveral area They made killing especial ly on the newsmen PROMISED CONSIDERATION Innislil has been assured by the Department of Highways that an ongincerwill report on the conditions complained of in the petition sent by the Holly district ratepayers regarding the dangerous crossings around the school in that area The engineer will make recommen dations at the conclusion of survey there NEVER APPROVED In letter received following the protest by Innisfil Council regarding the closing of the north entrance of the Stroud Shopping Centre it was pointed out by the Department of High ways that when approval of the Centre was given the Youngs had agreed that they would not ask for an entrance to the high way and the pennit was granb ed providing more would not be direct highway entrance Council is not satisfied that this is sufficient reason for the clos ing of the entrance and are asking that it be allowed WHAT WE GET FOR TAXES We have been sent chart from the treasurer of lnnmlil By EELS Richard Grnh which we had requested before we tell the district This chart shows the manner in which the tax doll are are spent for the various expenditures Primary and secondary edu cation takes 473 cents of every dollar 172 cents gm for roads and 192 cents is paid to the County rhicb covers many of the social services which are part of our public benefits and the County roads which takes about 11 cents Policing of Innislil costs cents of each dollar and ollice administra tion including salaries and oth er controllable expensm 45 cents Special rates sudi is for street lights garbage col lection and those things which an area can ask to have if they wish to pay extra for them cost 41 cents SANDING NEGLECTED From resident of our own part of the towmhip we learn that the ratepayers there who have to face hill to get start ed on their way each morning found that the sanding had been badly neglected thisyear heap of sand was placed on the side of the road part way up the hill and it the ear operators got stuck they could carry it down and sand their ovm road We in that part of the town ship are good taxpayers and see no reason why we should have to carry sand following storm in order to get start up bad curved hill We are away just now but the ct that we personally are not them does not mean reduction on our tax bill About all that lnnulil providis for taxa is roads and police service It would be pleasure to learn that this complaint about no sanding was unjusliA lied SliLLYS SALLIES Its not caterpillar Mater ivr um some you driesed How Does To Work Farm Machines By STEWART PAGE District Agricultural Representative dilemma that faces every farmer today is how much farm machinery he can affordrr to own The efficiency of many machines is such that with present scarcity and cost of farm labor he cannot farm without the help of the machine but on the other hand the cost is often so great that he can not allord it on small farm The alternatives to individual ownership of any particular ma chine are custom or coopera tive use and each farmer has to decide for himself which of the three methods to follow Many studies of overhead and operating costs of various farm machines have been made and in the following we give the cost data of few essential ma chines First let us consider the com bine using 7foot power takelt off driven machine harvesting 40 acres of grain each year at the rate of one acre per hour for SdbusheIperacre crop The fixed or overhead costs on this machine costing $2400 amount to $31920 per year for 10year period the estimated life of the machine Each years share of the cost price amounts to $240 interest at five per cent is $60 and housing and insur two neighbors harvesting 00 acres in all the overhead would remain about the same total but would be only $309 per acre The operating costs Avogld remain the some per acre so our total costs would be $775 per acre or little less than 13 cents per bushel Her vesting 120 acres would reduce the cost to $643 per acre or under 11 cents per bushel Sooner or later however as we step up the acreage per combine each year we reach the maximum capacity for foot combine and if we run In to bad weather there may be some crop loss which might off set the saving in overhead The cost of operating bnlcr works out much the same as the combine If for example we limit the use of the baler to 50 acres per year hating 401i bales two tons per acre we find that the fixed or overhead costs and up to $237 per year or $474 per acre The operating costs on the 50 acres were $175 or $350 per acre Total baler costs would therefore be $024 per acre or about cents per bale or $412 per ton If the hay crop yielded three tons peraore the cost of baling would be about BARRIE PRESIDENT John Kennedy pins NASAS Distinguished Service Medal on astronaut John Glenn during ceremon ies at Cape Canaveral Fla At the left is Robert Gilruth project lllcrcury director At right the Glenn children Lyn and David iAP Wircphoto Glenn Seeks Quiet Seclusion CAPE CANAVERAL AP Astronaut John Glenn sought se clusxnn today alter being in the public eye for three months Friday he returned to Cape Canaveral where his Atlas rocket was launched Tuesday on its journey three times around the world in space As he stepped from the plane that brought him from Grand Turk Island in the Bahamas he was greeted by his wife Anna his daughter Lyn 14 and his son David 10 President Kennedy then prc sentcd Glenn with the National Aeronautics and Space Admin istration Distinguished Service Medal Our boosters may not be as large as some others Fresi dent Kennedy said but our men and women are Alter the ceremony Glenn and his family and few guests rc Hlliston Church May Acquire Christian Education Building ALLISTON Special well attended congregational dinner and evening meeting of St Johns United Church was held recently under the chairman ship of Rev James Shilton The meal was served by the women of the church It Cost cents per bale or $275 per ton If one baler took care of 100 acres of hay thertotal cost per acre would be about $507 per acre or 75296 per ton at two tons per acre and $196 per tan or about four cents per bale with yield of three tons per acre Here again we have to make some allowance for pos sible loss of crop through bad weather or lower quality of hay through overmaturity By comparison the cost of forage harvester with forage blower two wagons and three tractors handling 105 acres of bay corn silage and straw works out at $449 per ton of fodder harvested From these examples it may be seen that the cost of various operations will vary according to the cost of the equipment the acreage handled and the yield per acre There will also be some difference in the skill and efficiency of the operator but from study of these com parative costs it should be pos siblc to decide whether to own or hire certain machine or to eooperate with the neighbors to make sure that each mach ine has enough work to do to pay its way tired to Hangar for lunchl That is hanger Wliele Glenn trained lor the space flight Later after the prisidont had departed for weekend at Palm Beach Glenn told senators con gressmen and tent nearly full of reporters about the only inci dent that causcd him major concern during the entire flight 0n the third orbit ground con trol warned him not to jettison the braking rockets after they fired These are rockets which slow the spacecraft fdr its plunge to earth They are at the bottom of the bellshapcd spaceship Immediately below the rocket package is the shield that pro tects the spacecraft and the space pilot from burning up in the enormous heat of recntry Into Ihe earths atmosphere Successful and encouraging reports were received from all church departments and organ izations and revealed that the church is in good financial position having completed 1961 with surplus spirited discussion took place regarding the establish ment of building fund for new Christian education wing which is badly needed The board will begin preliminary in vestigation pertaining to this new project in the near future Newly appointed elders for fiveyear term are Robbins Ernest Cumberland Ralph El lison and Elmer Halbert Newly appointed stewards for threeyear term are Bant ing Mchlann Kaye and Dunn For the first time woman was appointed to the board of stewards for oneyear term from the United Church W0lt men and this was Mrs Gourlay Trustees for 1962 will be Knight Merritt Banting Downey and Foster Mr Merritt one of the sen ior elders of the churd ex pressed appreciation of the con gregation to Rev and Mrs Shilton for their services and devotion to the people of St Johns and his remarks were emphasized by hearty round of applause 194 at George Ilnvies CONSTRUCTION LTD Barrie PA N188 The men below alert by warning light felt that this heat shield might have come loose The rocket parit oge held in place by metal straps also could hold the heat shield in place until the danger peroid was over During reentry it became apparent something was tearing up on the heat shield and of the capsule Glenn said because there were large pieces any where from pieces as big as the end of your finger to pieces Could Frost Be The Next CrowGeneral TORONTO CF Retire ment for most people means that welldeserved rest which follows years of hard work and schedulekeeping But Hon Lesllc Frost is so busy in retirement from Onta rios premiership that he has given strict orders that no Queens Park telephone calls are to be passed on to him There are too many things to do and the days are to short1lr Frost said Friday This rctiringphewl Mr Frost plans to resign his seat and leave active politics at the end of the current session of the legislature HAS BUSY SCHEDULE In temporary office on the ground floor of the Parliament Buildings he has been working steadily arranging his personal records meeting people and at tending luncheons Even in rctircmcnt Mr Frost is among the first to show up for work in the morning He an rives at his office before 830 about the time the civil servants are reporting toWork Mr Frost said both he and his wife have had ideas about future public service Indicative of these might be that recently he was made Ca nadinn privy councillor which carried with it the prefix hon orable for life One suggestion is that Mr Frost might be the next governorgeneral of Can ad FAMOUS PLAYERS mun placed an the prcheb sews or eight iIIcIILa in diameterbreaking all the edge of the capsule and coming back up past the window Well that obviously was the retropackage braking rockets breaking up thought at the time however that the re tropackage had already been jetisoned So there were some moment of doubt whether the heat shield had been damaged and whether It might be tearing up itself and thisthis could have been bad day all the way around If this had been the case Monday alter his weekend with his tamin somewhere Glenn will return to Washing ton for motorcade at 1115 am from the White House to the Capitol There he will ad dress joint session of the House of Representatives and the Senate Tuesday he speaks to the House space committee at in critical timewhen the space budget is submitted Paralyzed Woman Perishes In Fire MANOTICK Ont CWMrs Elva Edith Armstrong 50 stri cken by partial paralysis two weeks ago died Friday in fire which destroyed her general store in this mmunity 20 miles south of gttawa No of her four sons In the building at the time were no able to reach her through the flames The fire burned telephone cable knocking out about 500 telephones INSURANCE QUALITY WITH ECONOMY PROTECTION IS OUR PRODUCT SERVICE IS OUR BUSHIESS BENTLEY CO PA sass 11 Collier St Suite 303 STARTS SUNDAY Take The Family To Movlel THEY WERE REGIMENI 0F ORGDIIEN MEN RICHARD GEORGE She was woman no man could forget MGM presents Soldieis Face Job Of Peace The end of the sevenyear war In Algeria appears to be In sight but the llgbtin may not be Curr In this ltory Dave Oancia of the London bureau of The Cann dlan Press who went to AI gcrla discusses pmspetll for achieving peace after truce LI reached Bx DAVE OANCIA ALGIEIIS CF Barring lastiminute hitches the French government and the Algerian National Liberation Front will announce cease fire within days Ollicials are optimistic that it will end the murderous war that for seven years has ravaged land stretching from the palm fringed Mediterranean across the snow capped Atlas Moun tains and deep into the Sahara The announcement will launch the North African territory on the road to full Independence This is precisely what the Pled nolrs Europeans born in Al geria are striving to prevent They fear an independent Al geria governed and policed by osteiiis Ineir hatred at Pres ident de Gaullc and his sup porters who have taken the delt cisive step in granting the Al gerians sell determination could hardly be more intense And desperation born of fear and hatred has led them to sup port cither actively or passiver the extremist Secret Anny 0rlt ganilntion dedicated to main taining European mic in Al geria PEACE NOT CERTAIN This provides the seeds of the new conflict that appears to be shaping up This is what indicates absent ers to discount the official up timism that cease fire an nounccmcnt will bring quiCk end to strife in this volatile community ol 9000000 hloslemc and 1000000 Europeans Some estimate it may take as much as half decade and the flight of up to 400000 Eu ropeans from Algeria to restore semblance of peace The terror that one secs in thd streets of Ibis whitewashed city and the deep cleavage develop lng between the hloslem and European communities bear out this view In suburban BabeIOued res Idential area of the angry Eu ropean working class White robcd IiIosIem woman tried to throw grenade under school She fumbled and it exploded severely injuring her BEATEN TO DEATH Enraged European mothers who had been waiting to take their children home kicked and clubbed her to death In Relcourtsa mixed residen tial area It Moslem heaved grenade into cafe mob seized and battered him against stone wall In 30 seconds all that was left was bloody mess Some of the Europeans spat on the remains The Secret Army Organiutlon headed by ex general Raoul Salan has engaged in Sys tematic campaign of tenor both in Algeria and Metropolitan Franco Its killer commandos mow people down in the ctrecu sometimes while local poliu look the other wily DANCING5 Is sun IIIE EMBASSY Banquet and Entertainment Inn 380 BLAKE ST Beside Kempvlcw Bowl PA H967 TONIGHT Featuring Murray and the MeIoids SPOT DANCES AMPLE PARKING 75d PER PERSON ORDER YQUE SEATS NOW 019 yearsvbest ENIERTTIIMEN I5III Canadian National 8PORISMENS SHOW Coliseum Exhibition ParkJoronIo EXCE FT MARCH FEATURES GALOREFISHING TACKlE GUIISAMIINE EQUIPMENT BOATSMOTOR CARSCOTTAGES MID TRAVEL EXHIBITS STARTS SUNDAY ance $1920 per year Operating costs for the 40 acres add up to $151 per year or $377 per acre This figure includes $5000 allowance for use at tractor When we add to this the over head eosts of $798 per acre we find that the total cost per acre in combining 40 acres is $1175 per acre and for nobushel crop 19 cents per bushel 71f this combine is shared by DANCING one FELLOWS lIALL COLLIER ST EVERY FRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY TOM CROWE SATURDAY WEBSTERS ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 75c REFRESHMENT BOOTH NO SLACKS 0R JEANS PERMITTED Old Tyme and Modern Dancing IMPERIAL SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM pm THE HELTn mam 0on BflflNEl AMlllllN IPiiiiiNnfifiiiiiiu lllllliillfl came Ms PLUS 2ND BIG SCREEN HITI OiOD tantrumsaopu and mamacown HEATING FUELS Phone PA 6653I CARMEL commIi Stunting it dnd Bum Ad ice coumc utllul can VI Husky Weennan canoe mnnc Rough and Touch Wollr Computitl SLICKElsIirllllent Aquatic SucIAeI okwm HARVEYAn Uniony Diving aw mr VICTORSThrflllng Ambulk Comldy iom SALVAIOUnhcfilvcblo Curling arms DAIMAYIDN$A Mmcllevl Dog In Performances twice daily 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