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all warm Exille allewtonThrowsCurve illBsrrieCouncii Published by Canadian NewrpIperI limited to Bayfleld Street Barrie On WellI Publish terlo Wilson Hansel THURSDAY JUN 15 ll Ian wnv gearssz fwzJflPfluo wwwmmfirflewwrfliwmm lrors nonstick IyullaPnION munbeescueedforush bauball terrn Aid Nutter threw cum It the Oeuncll this week end his low members found it hard to field The curve came Ilmost be fore the council scoured whet had harmed First Aid New ton Inked that resolution to contribute too towerde bus tourbe referred beckuto finance committee for further consider ation The tour will be taken by delegates to the National remote Union eonvantln in Barrie July so 0me Ni GWEN Nlmonmlalleg to gain IIIPDO Ol mi 05 partly by reason of the fact that fin ance and city development moi mittees are trying to promote the tourist trade through good wlll and the in hand At this point Aid Newton wound up and threw his but pitch Having failed with one motion he asked council to sup port him in another lie moved that finance committeobe ro quested to reconsider with tion not to make grant to the Muscular Dystrophy Association for 19 Again he failed but not before be caused some embar rassment on the part of his fol low councillors Crux of his argument wII this If council can spend $0 to help pay for boa ride for group of visiting firemen or farm delegates whet is to stop it from giving financial support to an organization dedicated to the relief of crippled people N0 PROVISION it was point that Council found difficult to answer but Aid Hersey triedlia referred to the feet that the application for thegrant from the luxu lIr Dystrophy Association had come Ifter council bed consid ered mole and had passed the bee 1M budget This meant there no no provllion for further ma no me er ow wo tbly miaht be Not so clearly explained how ever In the means by which the oommltlce had found for the lam union if too can be paid out for bus side after budget time why cannot aim llar amount be appropriated for grant to aid the crippledl Underlined was committee contention that the grant of 850 for them ride was not to be considered precedent it would be difficult Indeed to support this errumurl if coun cil glvee one group handout for bur trip how can it re fuse similar consideration to others it cannot cry prece dent with any degree of con vlclian DEVELOP CITY lo referenca to both met ten after the council session Aid Smllhlcarne upwitir good suggestion He said he realised that council and the people of Barrie generally went to dev elop the city as convention centre He also conceded that money must be spent However he dose not feel that the taxpayer should always foot Iheblll He suggests that motel and hotel owners Industry bus iness and the city itself Could contribute to unlrel fund to pay for bus rides banquets and other forms of entertainment of visiting delegatee to conventions liND lLl ACCEPT N0 FOUR LETTER ANSWERS REPORT FROM UK Graduation Bealizes Dream mm Siake Of Students And Parents in recent weeks this newspaper has carried scores of pictures of young adults who have been successful in their respec five endeavors in the field of education Undoubtedly graduation day with gown cog and di loma is one of the greatest ays in young adults life It is the culmination of years of study determination and great personal ach ievement The emphasis on education has never been greater than it is in this day of space travel atomic energy and associ ated specialized fields It is gratifying to see that these youngsters were wise en ough to get degree Without one the future is often bleak Like all success stories there is always the hidden partner behind the scenes In this case we refer to the parents who are we feel just as proud as tho gradu ates To the parents graduation however many times it occurs inthe family is also Illa realization of lifelong dream In many cases the students wouldnt see college if it werentfor the many sacrifices made by their parents in order to fit the cost of education into the fam ily budget And oddly enough one seld dom hears parent complain regardless of the sacrifices The students would do well to rememr bar that in yearsto come when they taste success thatthey owe debt of gratitude to the people who helped them achieve their goal DOWN MEMORYIILANE 40 YEARS AGO lN TOWN Barrie Examiner June 26 1924 St Andrews Presbyterian Church extended call to Reverend Shortt of Olds Al berta Names of 10 ministers were plac ed before congregational meeting con vened by Reverend Watt of Essa Road Church Reverend Father Ger aldRoss Quinlan was ordained at St Michaels Cathedral and son his first mass in his home church St arys Ban rie Town Council awarded contract to Warren Company of Toronto for bl tuminous paving of main street from Bradford St to Muicaster and contract for rewiring fire hall to Tommy Burton County Council sat rate at seven mills increase of one over last year due to road work Hon Ernest Drury former Premier of Ontario addressed his fellow member Kiwanlans of Barrie on subjeciof Reforestration in Simcoe County we have about 120 square miles of waste land desert he declared it must be reforested and to do this we need enlightened public opinion to force government action Warden Coombs was host at annual County Out ing whichvtook form of boat trip through 30000 Isiandsof Georgian Bay on steam er fMidland City Barrie golfers lost at Qrillia65 Local winners of games were Dou Stewart Torn Beecroft Malt Banting alter Scott and Tom McCar The Barrie Examiner Authorized ma cru mall rtlnant ottewl payment of postage in sun Daily sundIyl and Statutory Holidays excepted vs KENNETH wanu muser mason mason General usem nMcrnsnsou Managing Editor nuanar or am Imam uncleann Damn circulation Manger Inbmlptlonsretbdlllyy1y grrlnr e3 asylum it micro mantaJon com man ntIde Dung siooo yeer 0nde mlgemneKunllrgs cm as on on decal no It are and Jun TELEPHONE Mm IIflit mhlpmlmb ualnau lotion thy lire Chief Shrubsola asked Town Conn to have hydrant placed closer to collegiate Allandale CNR baseball team heat Camp Borden RCAF 82 Bor den had Flying Cadet Dave Harding for mer Queens football star pitching Del bert Emms Frank Armstrong and Gun ner Gill hit home runs for the winners Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church at Thornton held dinner for the Thorn ton Twelve Vearl Coutts was toastmas ter Youthful orators included Charlie Spencer Gordon Henry JamesHenry England Mason Hubert McKenzie and Miss McLaren George Lennox made pre sentation to Mrs Adamsleader of The 12 Arthur Patterson sold his drug business to ma Douglas Rev Douglas gave farewell sen man at Central Methodist Church before leaving for new charge at Prospect Par Toronto New minlster is Rev More who comes from flhornbury to Barrie Bell Telephone established enlarged district with Barrie as head quarters lt Price comes here lronr Orillia as pantsuperlntendent Brewster is commercial manager Liscumb was installed as Master of Kerr Masonic Lodge orsrnrmrolisllfiils POOR TALK FORGUEBEC Halifax ChronicleHerald Part of Quebecs discontent stemsfro thc alleged fact that Quebec is not shar ing equally in Canadaseconomiépros perttyMartimera are justliiedln greet ng such assertions with boots of deris son According to 1961 census guresre cently released in preliminary reports the Dominion Bureau of Statistics the av erage family income in Quebec was $3 mentjwould not conform to one 123 or just $8 helowthe national family income of $3131 Manitoba had lonalsverese who to out in Eli For 39 Londoners By MlelNlYRE HOOD DONDON fortune of well over three million dollere to be shared so rw own ers in the ndon rough of Croydon is at stake in the do clslon to be given by the 11an try of housing following public inquiry just held on the disposi tion of some 151 Icles of smell holdings at Addington on the outskirts of the borough large development company has offer ed prices as high as 30000 dol lan an acre for the property on which it wishes to undertake armaior building scheme Its plans cell for the building of 1500 apartments and houses to gather with schools and shops on this land This company is now appealing to the minister of hous ng against the refusal of the Cloydon town council to allow the development of what would be virtualy new town on tho lend to question nn land is owed by so free holders among them the well kuown golfer Harry Weetmenp who has been offered 240000 dollars for his share of the pro perty it is notfsrfrom the Selsdon Park golf course where be is the professional COUNCIL OPPOSED The Croydon Town Council has opposad theapplicntion for planning permission for this development on the ground that the land must still beacheduled for agricultural purposes But the area situated on two eldeI of valley has been known for generationrea hungry bottom becau the local people say it is mixture of chalk and gravel on which very little of any kind ofplant lifewiil eur vive The retort of one of the free holders to theeounciis retinal is as follows it is stupid for the council to go on council will not let us sell to the development company lcannot underatnad Maybe so 000 an acre is lot of money but the company is willing to pay it so whol complaining VETERANB TRUST An official of the Addington esldente Association said number of slrlall holdings was started here under trust fundelter the toll mo war to provides living for Ixservico men The exsoldiers have had vory meagromxlstence bar ruse very little will grow on the lInd Nowadays theplace used mainly as dumping ground orold ca COUNCILS VIEWS At the public inquiry the coun cil put forward three reasons lor refusing to ap rove of the buildingecbemep rat it claim ed that the proposed develop enernl character of the area nd the land forms an ef lective barrier walnut the spread of building development lrrthis rural area lhirdly the ouncil claimsthislond la ser stlng that this is useful agriculturallltnd Why Selsdon bird sanctuary which belongs to tho Notional lrust Both sides ut their argumcis before min stry of housing in spector at the public inoulr re lnspedor will in due caus port his findings to the rn istor their land is go Cenedion Unity OTTAWA errors Object 0i Attack WINNIPEG fulA Canada wide counteroffensive urinal radical lrenob nationalism In Quebec was urged hfooday by FrenchCanadian women who bu been campaigning for blcub turallern for years Madeleine 5t Hiialre founder and coordinator of LAllience Canadieone said understandlnl and good will areneeded be tween Proneb Ind English speaking Cane Inn to to In explosive situation in Her IoyeIroid organisation which advocates oo allon between French and nglleh IPGINBI Ireee of ande end the preservation of Canadian unity has been the obiect of attack by Quebec separatists Ibo said bomb threat aeerly can celled seminar at Level Unl veraity In April and one morn in she fotmd In black on nt across the door of her Quebec home CPA Rejects Amalgamation OllAWA CF Canadian Pacific Airlines has roiected amalgamation or partnership with its publiclyowned rival Air Canada to achieve slug Integrated plan for Canndne international air services Pres ident Gordon McGregor of Air Canada said nrerdey He told rcportere ellcr com pleting hie testimony before the Commons railway committee that privateiyowned CPA wants to divide up the world into two fields of operationone for Air Canada one for CPA The head of the government airline indlcetcd that this is the course of action now being pun sued by teams of experte from the two airlines at meetings in Vancouver Mr McGregor told the corn mlttea that he strongly fI amalgamation of the two lines it would eliminate dup cation improve the quality of service and reduce costs He sold merger of the two carriers would be great step forward to housing who will give the decision either for or against the building companys appeal Meanwhile the 39 propertyown ers are left In state of doubt and uncertaintyn as to whether to bring thorn lirenbla fortune Do you insist on rehlcharécter in your rye whisky quality rye thats blended for smoothness but does not sacrific iwater soda or ginger ale STRIPE gives you fullbod eiit time ask for GOLD STRIP ii Squire Oi Kooterray Is IndividUalist PATRICK mcaouon UllAWABert Herrldge the itoiFiiioiiii it ore or has lived varied llfoetudent Guelpbl OAC wounded hero the famed ulh lKootenIy BIttIllon in the First World War vicevpreeldent of 30 Li betel Association forest farmer MLA and MP lie is one of Parliaments greet individuIiietl Ind as such the kindly hart has pre dictably madI his ofllce on the Hill Info an interesting Mecca here his lrleudelrom ll years of Parliamentary life gather often braving the risk to life limb and unity inseparable from dodging hie booby treps of lied llleeand IhIrlng die with scrapbook in basic equipment MPs of fices resemble one another like ugly Identical twloaEecb holds an office dork several green stcel filing cabinets green water cooler couch and easy chair upholstered in public works fabric of eielned claret color Ind typewriter with desk and varicolored operator the whole set in room palnleddepreulngiy in public be works colorsx rand spinach and ehoerhlnabrown Yet some hfls spend 100 hours week in and out of thatl Bert livcs up to his honorary title as The Squire of the Koo lenoyr and has two large wells of his office glazed almost solid with framed pictures of Koo tenay folkloremixed with squirleh hislory PlClUllED PAST Propcriy Ihere are colored loops of his four ItlrIctlve daughters iheres watercolor of hniftlmbered farmhouse in warm red brick perhaps two centuries old this is labelled Homelands Farm Ramsdaun Hampshirein the Old Country where he was born Beside it hange the Columbia House the eoély Herrldge homestead in Tilers two houses stand boo miles apart but they are linked by the childhood of The uire There are other photos of acne and placcs including shore holrne the Herridge lakeside home at Nekusp lhcn there lsa whole fasci nating picture galleryof the fleet of stnrnwileeierl which sailed the inland uaeolBC When the Herridge family moved into the Arrow Lakes district with the early settlers Adults GOLD STRIPE CANADIAN RVE WHISKV there was neither road nor it The pioneer communities scab Iered among the untracked for ccnvrnientv yld theply linked Ind more boIie plying the ColumbiaI River especially whenlt opened Into the 150 miles of long narrow Arrow Lakes and the Kooteney Lakes The first waterborne frel ht of the EC Interior wII carred on $5 Duchess byguen by God contraption will sailed by the seat of ltvpants GHOST ONCANVA Perhaps the most famous of that once proud fleet wealth Moyio built It Nelson to flag to cater to the Klondike guide rushcre but diverted to Koolenoy boom Sho survive wreck wreck and fire dismeva berment and dis lecemehtd which gradually eimineted all her riva until she sIlled alone finally being withdrawn in 1957 the In of the neddlI Iieemcre first Icen In real 103 day beacth souvenir sh museum piece It Galena BI overlooking the fairer she once sailed All these paddlchoets hevovj cn preserved plclorielLv by Vibe ertlet Alec GarncrIiI Inlhered sketches dim photo graphs and even dcscripilons the famous vessels and from this slim material his bruatr brought even the charred or mfltked ghosts hack to Vivid Today hert llerridge hu photos of the so or so Garner paintings And so the lhmoul fleet of the Kooienay IieII wheoleu and paddleboatl workhorses often on ivened with bar end dancing ealls IgIln on the wall of his offl Perilament lilll BIBLE THOUGHT For the kiosde Is Ire WI and be to the lovernor the natione Psalm 12 Let us remember this we read our daily newepape We see only the under rig1 the scsmy aide of the Here we see the upper side Gods side P0111 BURIAL Poet William Wordsworth buried in the village of Gras mere In glande Lelre Dip Irict lie ived in the vlilIge from rm to 1806 rya goodness right to the bottom of the glass it 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