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RETAIN CARNIVAL shalom Essa head Presbyterian Church team retained the Winter Carnival Broomball League championship at Bar rie Arena last night defeat Locql Association SuppOrts Warnlca lng Partridge Tractor sl Essa players kneeling with The Examiner Trophy are from left Murray Amos Dun can Campbell and Murray Standing are Jim cullitiplonsnip Burke Jim Mould Terry Cameron John McFadden Gary Fraser and Don Koop mans Aimcnt were Fraser and Don Campbell Emma incr Photoi Research Into Retardation Research what does It mean What can it do for the rctarded Why is it of con cern to the local Association for Retarded Children We have established re search committee on regional basis with Murray Finlnyson as chairman said Mrs Jean Gable president at the Barrie and mstrict Retarded Childrens Association The association will endeav our to bring the latest dcvei lopmcnts in research work to the public said Mrs Gable She continued saying dic iionary defines research as Diligent inquiry or examina tion in seeking facts or prin ciples laborious or Borden Soldiers To Compete Top Military Tournament athletic highlight rmys young next week onsm trophies in anada Ap Cli During ams of aca Lfelwccn Tuesday April It and Friday April four teams of approximately 12 soldier ap prentices each will take part in two types of competition Under the heading of training they will compete in drill smallbore shooting and gymnastics 1n spoits the earlymorning to lateevening events will include basketball volleyball tabloid sports and hockey The aim of the fourday tour nament being staged at the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers School is to bring together maximum number of soldier apprentices in spirit of friendly competition and com panionship and to aid in de veloping wholesome code of good behavior and good sports manship DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Santa Monica Calif Dr ranklin Fearing 69 proiossor emeritus of psychology at the University of California at Los geles who once studied the behavior of motorists at inter sections struck by is car at crosswalk inflate Albert Loveys 54 national sales manager of general Funds Limited Kingston Jamaica John gConnor 65 vice president and director of Universal Pic tures Company who started his career in the motion picture in dustry in 1914 Miami Fla Jack Britten member of boxings Hall of Fame who won the world itvclterwclght title twice in ring career that spanned 26 contin ued search after truth Invesb igntlon For several years this as sociation has been operating schools for retarded children organizing employment and oth or facilities for the retarded adults checking up on instit utional facilities both public and private to see that re traded have as good chance as possible to live as nearly normal lives as possible and various other activities design ed to provide for the welfare of the retarded In this gener ation and future generations But it losing bnttlc be cause the number of retarded for whom we are trying to provide facilities is increasing faster than the necessary fac The cadet contingent will re povcol8i7prentice classes at tth Royal Canadian School of Signals and the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical En gineers School both oi Kings tan The Royal Canadian Army Service Corps School Camp Borden and the Royal Can adlan Ordnance Corps School Montreal The young soldiersinIraining from the RCASC School have returned to camp as ovcrall Winners in the past four years of competition Last year and in 1960 they won three of eight events to rack up winning ag gregnte points deals with ilities can be provided either public or private Dont misunderstand this The numerical increase is due to the numerical increase of the population and consequent increase in the number of children born The incidence ot mental retardation remains at approximately per cent it is estimated that over 15000 mentally retarded chi ren were liorn iii Cnllzlifr 1961 That is why search very important if is import ant that welleverything he can to redqu the incidence of this by supporting financially the research projects in prep ress Research costs great deal of money bill it is the only answer to the ultimate aim of the association the cr odlcation of t1 handicap from the list of social problems From our point of view there are two types of research One oi these is directed towards iinding the causes and prevent ing them and the other type the training and development of the retarded of this generation and those who will be born in future genero tions Since mental retardation the result of many diverse causes there will be brenkthrough no discovery of some miracle drug or vac cine that vil prove an effccb ivc detolrant to cases of mental rctardati Try An Examiner Want Ad PHONE PA 82414 TODAYS STOCK PRICES Compiled by Flynn as Dunlop St Barrie mi vannus Asbestos Abttlbt Algoinn Steal Aluminium Alberta Gas Alta Nut Gns sun Steel Bk or Mont aunt of us Bell Brnlllnn an on ac Power can air or Com Cdn 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Zenmne DowJonas NE storm AvEMGks industrial up 155 RIlLl up 151 Utilities down TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX Indultrlnln up Goldl up 03 Metlln down 22 this up no 2411 IAth EXAMINER manner MARE PLANNED son 15 There was much bigger re lponse than we ever anticipat ed said SimcoeBarrie Emen gency Measures Organization coordinator Ray Atkinson Inert 12 Barrie residents attended the initial EMO communications course last night We intended to have only 15 or so on the course but so many people allowed Interest during the past two celtswa declded gothead and train them all added Mr Atkinson The volunteers are being lo structed In the use of radio equipment by ft Inner Sim cooBarrie EMO chief commun lcatlons officer At the conclulson of the eight French and irish lumberiacka come to Bell Ewart over 100 years ago for employment at the thriving lumber camps in the area Only one problem faced the new immigrants they had no place to worship Utilizing their skills these men built the first Roman Call ollc church In the Bell Ewart area In lose the church was oi the old plank construction with the boards running harizon tally instead of vertically raid Father Rosettis the priest in charge of the mission The building was blessed January Haiti by Father Ja mot pastor at the St Marys Catholic Church in Barrie at that time The church was de dicated to the Assumption ofthe Blessed Virgin Mary One of the maxi noted fea tures of tho chlirch was the paneled interior of the church said Father Roseitis This pa netting which was done by the lumberjscks was oi varnished pine with black and red maple lcares stcncilled into the panels The panelling covered the walls and ceiling of the churchs In teiior JFK On By HAROLD ltlonnlson Cunndlnn Press Staff Writer Picsidcnt Kennedys decision fin revert to escape clause action to restrict imports of earpets and glass has aroused great deal of foreign bewilder ment and anger particularly in Western Europe where Kennedy has bcen seeking to establish reputation as firm believer in freer trade The fact this is the first time Kennedy has resorted to such action appears to be of little concern to Belgium for ex ample vhose exporters would be badly hit by the higher American tariffs Belgium has threatened reprisals Belgiums foreign trade rninl isier Ernsseur says he is deter mined to go far on this issue even at the risk of placing some people in an embarrassing situation Its member of the European Common Market Belgium can have some influence on decis ions of her Juropean neighbors which now are working on plans for unified agricultural policy against imports including those from Canada and the United States ASKS SUPPORT Belgium has called on her Common Market partners for support in her protest against higher American rates and France has expressed sym pathy lbe US governments pro posed trade expansion program is under congressional scrutiny Many congressmen have ex pressed icencem that Kennedy may not be as eager to protect industry against an avalanche of imports as previous leaders Kenriedy has denied this maintaining hewill retain form of escape clause action whiehwould allow him to turn off the import tap if the situa tion becomes too rough for do 32 Attend EMO Rddio Training sgsncy work that EMO will be Ancient Bell Ewart Church Replated By Modern Structure Over The Carp week course the graduates will hold restricted operators certis ficatez llwed by the depart ment of transport Communications ll only one of the many facets oi emer called upon to handle in the cvcitt of war or other serious problem The Simcoe County organiza tion It recognised as being one the more progressiza organi zations within the homework of EMO The local operation under Mr Atkinson and Mn Flor ence Steele coordinate activ ltythroughout the county and In the city of Barrie HendlytDoc Forbes operator of tattoo parlor in downtown Victoria completes design on the arm of Joseph The first confirmation serv ice wu held to too by Bishop Lynch ln me the building received lacelifting and had new brick front constructed Tile parish was under Louis Glbrn during 1811 but was then taken over later by the priests of St Marys Church around H75 explained Father Roset tls in 1957 when the new parish of St John Visnney was created the mission was then included in my parish When the new church was built In 1961 nearly 100 years alter the first one the date stone of the first church was included in the building Snmethingold with the new commented Fa ther mo ew church is of block Councillor Dies Was Well Known lit Oakview Beach George Bailey 59 long time resident of Sunnidale Township and councillor of that township for the past three years died yesterday of heart attack Mi TrolleyWm relii estate broker was also director of Oakview Beach Community Hall Board Surviving is his wife Mary The Baileys never had any chil and brick construction with dlen They resldfld ln Sum cednr planking roof laminated stale ll 55V yea CW beams and terrazzo floor WW he may The body has been taken to mm approximalgly 40 Aglncourt where the funeral amines ye round he will be held Thursday atternoon said but we have very large No decision has been made summer congregation it was asglo who w111r2plncn Mr due to the combined efforts of Barley an Sunmdale came the two groups that we were This at muue or able to build the new church Raye New WWW Id fire department for the town ship will be discussed at the Carpet regular meeting of council in two weeks The fire meeting was called all following the death of the councillor ets Near Death eenllgers Happy Again STEINEACH Man CF lwo active teenagers here are happy testimonial to thesuc mestlc producers But the word ing of his legislation would pro vlde him with more leeway an some legislators are still not convinced they can have abso luteltrust in the president Then along came tlle 15 Tariff Commission with annn imous recommendation that an isting rates on glass and carpets be set aside and duties in creased because domestic pro ducers are being hit by foreign competition if Kennedy had refused to net legislators might have said theres an example of how the president will act in the future Kennedy accepted the commis sionl recommendations on glass and carpets but turned down the commissions similar recomlt mandations on mosaic tile and baseball mitts The administration hopes this is enough to convince Congress that Kennedy can be tough when he wants to be But he now may have job on his hands convincing Western Eur ope he is all for free trade operation 15 months ago The operation in Boston hos pital saved the life of Johanna Nightingale dying of kidney ailment The diseased kidney was re placed by one from her twin sister Lana Now the ordeal is bad mem ory and the 13yearold girls chatter about clothes pets and sports as if it never happened team of 20 surgeons worked more than six hours to take healthy kidney from Luna and put it in the body of Johanna The first operation completed Lana was soon bouncing along the corridors of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital never miss ing her second kidney Johhnnngtwns not so quick to recover First alter waiting period doctors had to remove herdlseased kidneys leaving the one she had received from her sister After second operation there was no trace of the kidney poison to Lana PHONE NUMBERS FOR EMERGENCY City Police PA 35538 Provincial Police Pa 66454 CAMPBELL ltu Movln and stars Fire Department PA 83131 SWAN flawng Royal Victoria Hospital Agents for North American PA b5951 Vao Lilies BARRIE BOARD cess of rare kidney transplant Tarroomosrlri POPULAR Wlllium Ha ha H000 such chest and arm designs to of fer customers and he even tattoos teams on the legs of TH Nil women allergic to nylon luck ings Looking on are Ordinary Seaman Pat MelZlary tleftl and Rick Blythit of HMCS Saguenny tCP fihotol Retarded Children Recipients 0i Passes To The retarded children from the King George School and the young adults from the sheltered Workshop will attend the Ear rle Skating Clubs Carnival free this Saturday night lMrr Sue Emms and the Skating Club donated the tick ets to the children and the as soclatlon wishes to extend large vote of thanks for this generous offer said Mrs Jean Gable president of the Barrie and District Retarded Childrens Association This announcement was made at the associations monthly meeting held last night at the King George School The association also express ed appreciation to the Barrie Rotary Club which announced $1035 was realized from the re cent beneilt hockey game be tween the Niagara Falls Flyers and the Bay City Falcons Mrs Ursula Hoehner of the Barrie YMYWCA was Intro duced to the association mem bers last night Mrs Hoehncr will assist with the day camp this summer Two of the children from King George School will be attending Camp Bellwood this summer Mrs Eileen Hankin director of the Sheltered Workshop re ported that kindergarten table and dinirisets had beenf cbnl pleted by the trainees and are on sale at the Workshop for $15 set Materials for the sets were donated by local building contractors regio council meeting Promote Officers Of Local Cadets The Area Officer Sea Cadets 11th5 York announced the pro motion of Lt Graham to the position of Commanding Of ficer of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps in Barrie This promotion follows the resigna tion of Lt Dowthwsite folin er CO Joe Crompton was pro moted to executive officer of the corps and SubLt Law to supply officer The promotions were effectl Jan 25 1962 will be held thh kating carnival Saturday at King George School willylorol members Mrs an bfe Mrs Elleen llankin regional cliairm Murray layson attending Plans for rlunmnge sale on lny 74 are alrrindy being formi ed by thc associations tund rnislng committtze Any rum mage people wished to have picked up will he called for by Mrs Jean Gabli and her help ers during the day or Mrs Hook In the evening Four delegate from the local association will attend the spec in home care workshop to he held In Dundalt April 28 Ex penses for thbi worlshop will be borne by the telethon fund Mrs Eileen Jinnkin and Jim Lowe and two other delegates will attend the annual confer ence to be helll In May at North Bay Special feature lor the eve ning includedi panel discus sion answering questions regard ing the association The panel included MrSiI Hankin Murray Finlaysnn Gt Smith Mrs Victor Bruce with Mrs Junev Ramsay ltIn hurry filo money Just phone Beneficial Get the cash you want fort One phone call and bile visit to the office does everything Cali up lol come in Iodny yourcE THE BOSS Ar7 BENEFICIAL Loans to $3000 and male month can last on loans over 31500 Your loiin can he lifeinsaied ls Miriam smear Phone PArkway 85931 CARRIE BENlEFICIAL simmers ea or cannon FINANCING OR CANADIAN Bui INESS The Industrial Developmental Bank helps finance small and mediumslim Canadian businesses of almost variety of purposes every ype and for If you are engaged in business or plan 0F PARK MANAGEMENT The Board of Park Management is again offer ing free trees to property owners of the City of Barrie plications are now being received by gt the undersigned for either Flowering Crab or 17mm 3° 819 lfllmd to an 1133 Norway Maple which will be planted on the front 503 °r Wu deacrmtve bof lawn of the applicant free of charge 100 trees of each variety are available and applications will he filled on first come first served basis prayided the applicant has not previouslyreceived tree from the Board 150 Collier Street FRONT QUARTERS ofBEEF HIND QUARTERS of BEEF years Rome Franco Coop 71 Italian movie and stage actor of lungailment to start chefwhether it is commarcial trade orservie and required financing is elsewhere on reasonable ter and conrliy Li industrial enterprise not avaiiil his 33 lb 49 lb CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING CALL Drug Stand YOU NAME 66le 211 rr Hope Paint and Wallpaper chTLETBURGER Home Made me az DUNLOP sr and Coffee65c an Linn 3er Counter and Regional office Toronto 250 varsity Ave Signed JOHNSTON Secretary Board of Park Management Box 400 Barrie 1w