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ABEL cOnGnnroLmo United Steelworkers presi burgh alter the unionsliasic labor contractAbél is at lelt jdcnt in Abol is camatur Clated Tuesday evening in Pitts Steelind proved aulrueyw billiondollar rConlerencesapv AP Wirephoto istMCOE COUNTY newts CHURCHILL ey MRS Afn sAUNlElt Misses Emily and Nellie Hetheriogton Tor have been visiting their brother tn law and sister Mr and MrsrH Brian Jackson rs Mrs John Kneeshaw has been transferred to St Johns Convalescent Hospital Gimmer iAveoue Wiliowdale Sympathy is extended to Miss hear Buddieston of Ecuador South America in the sudden death at her mother Mrs Percy lluddlestoa ol Barrie The MBA had successful ood booth at Albert Bums sale on tho Eighth liner Colleen Burns is proudly Zahowing three bluebaby bud aes hatched last month at her home Mr and Mrs James hell North Vancouver have been ing their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Bouncy Mr and Mrs Allan Browning and daughters Calgary have cen guests of Mr and Mrs Melvin Browning and Mr and Mrs Ray Crornarty Congratulations to Miss Jul ianna Kenipers whose marr iage to Jack Christiaans of Utopia took place in Central United Church Barrie recent llv Attending SinrprLsca Camp near Midland wme Rev Goddes as counsellor and camp ers Dale and Scot Laugheed and David Geddesr Mr and Mrs Mae Stewart and Mr and Mrs Nelson Browing enjoyed weeks mot or trip to the Lakehead the United Church Women are holding bake sales cad Friday afternoon at Tent City The iiiC of this pastoral charge were ententained by Mr and Mrs Kell and their cottage near Orit can ed to bed at the manse with pneumonia Frank Kell has taken the services at the Unit ed Church for the past two Sundays Attending summer school in Barrie and taking the Math areMts Allan Thompr sun Mrs Frank Kell Rob ert Denney Mrs unison and Mrs Haddock JMrr and Mrs Edgar Sturgeon and Mr and Mrs Ernest shaw turned in ten day trip including the aoitoulinislaad lerry to Tob eimory thence by Blue Water Highway teLake Erie points ftllzey report excellent crops and tomatoes beginning to ripen in the Leamlngton area TWILIGHT MEETING Vnnisfilresidenis were among Holstein Breeders 01 Simon county who attended the ow llghtfmeetiug at Sherhrooke Farm Big Bay Point July 24 ghllght loathe ladieswas artourjel the gardens outlined hedges and beautiful with lilies rosesand an oasis The barns were openg with their Holstein show cat dVrJasses were judged and zes awardedAs the evening were on 300 people were on hand to hear Hunter Russell commenton slides taken in the Netherlands Denmark Finland Rhssia and Poland ATTY REUNION One hundred descendants of John Beatty andSarah Donn ly metattheyiloliow Commun Centreo Sun ay tor Don Beattv lamtlyand Mrs atty Mrs Geoge Beatly re rived prize or having the argesria Frank Metealfol London Miss Laurie Watson oldest present while Diana Orr was the youngest SWIM CLASSES army Boll Ewart Water Safety group have completed successlut lortnight oi instrue tlon Over 90 children irom the area westward availed them selves of the course Miss Norma Hellng ol Tor onto and Gillord Beach who plans to study science at Queens University in Mam ber was shore organizer and stall director Instructing the seniors was Miss Marilyn Muc kay oi Barrie while Carl Dick son taught survival swimming new course this year to tend how to save oneself ii accident ly thrown out of beat how to don liie jacket and general water safety the intermediates were in charge of Mm Sheila Wilson Colitngwood juniors hnd Stayoer and beginners Sue Hilton Bar rie Minnows tadpoles fish were taught elementary swim ming by Miss Marlene Ford Alliston and Miss Heather Dew Thornton and Gordon liuxtable Shanty Bayr Mrs Duncan Coutts and Mrs Comer were the mothers who arranged the details and work ed with Simcoe County Recrea tion Committee in setting up the swim classes On Aug the second day camp will con mence in Bell Ewart Park One hundredihave already lili ed the camp to capacity urn MILLS Church service will resume Sunday Aug4 at am Mr and Mrs Ralph Howden returned from two week camping vacation up north Mrs Alex Bowman and Bren daattended aweddlng in Beamsvilie last weekend Mrs William Percival at New fillswiqk spent two weeks Babe Adams are visiting Mr and Sword in Ottawa Recent visitors in this Vinin ity were Miss Alioe Cutress of London and Mr and Mrs John Beck and daughter of Simone at Doug Jones Mr andMrs lhe Wilson son reunion was beldxJuly 27 at Riverside Park Guelph and about 50 attended for noon dinner All officers were returned to corn plete second yeahThe old est couple present were Mr and Mrs Ed Wilson of Barrie and Close coming the longest distance were Mr and=Mrs Al Wilson from Youngstown The 1969 reunion will be held in St Vincentwa Barrr Mr andIMrs Lome Howden spent aflweelrwithfriends in vTornstown andlarry Sound SUMMER REGAITA dMrsf Mrs EDENVALE By runs in am Edenvale Womens institute entered or 40 women ot the ltavenshoe Wt on their return trip irom the quilt and rug lair in Stayner July 18 Nelson Sage has returned home irom Oakland Calif where he has spent the last two months Mrs William Ward is visiting her niece Mrs Irma Hambleton in London Little Scott McNabb at De trail has been visiting his cousin Kenneth Hilton and his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs McNohb Mr and Mrs Gillan at tended the 33rd annualeaverty reunion in Shelburna The oldest woman present was Mra Ezra Ewart ol Newmarlret The old est man present was Archie Mac Dermid ol Orangevllle and the longest married couple was Mr an Mrs McFadden of Brantlord who has also been the secretary since the inception oi the reunion Those irom Edenvale who went on the Minesing UCW bus tap to Guelph Kitchener and Heapeler July 23 were Mrs Russell Maw Mrs Douglas Gil fen Mrs AMcNabh Mrs Charles Degeer hnd Mrs Gillen Many of the Edcnvaleilolk at tended the lunernl at Mrs George Bowser July 19 Sym pathy goes to her iamiiy who are in our midst Donnie Morrow oi Barrie spent STDRK SPOITEBS Seen nnetately Astarkthat Is When the stark departs tlmatortheWelcome Wagon Hostess to arrive with gift tor baby and helptut Inter number the Hosiesses Wei cems Wagon needs spotters to help out Ba stark spotter in neighborhood Our no 9535 will appreciate your help and so will the new motham To report star sightingscall= concise Amman ammo nouns ChanWt Earngr$15900007 ForWerd Hungry SANDYMJARMNE curati Pren sun Writer 11 Miles tor Millions cam pllal in which 1341 Can dim in comrmities hob bled to the hungry this wrinu Ix alanine to ply dividends CrossCanada Survey by The Canadian Press shows about 8500000 actually in the bank irom marches held so lar this year wlth another 5000 expected when all pledges are honored And this is only the begin ning said Dr Howard True man dialrman oi the com mittee sponsoring the maxclienJle esthnatedgth by he 3qu end mung90 =groupsvinrthelr efforts to raise more committee will have held walkathons The money comes irom sponsors who pay individual marchesslur each mlia walked contributions ranging lromacentamitetotlooor more Members can sign up several sponsors The walks Leverage 25 mlles Dr iruemans Miles or Millions committee which Provides inlorrnaiion and helps coordinate activities ol localegroups represents ulna national sponsoring agencies Canadlan Hunger Founda tion Canadian Save the Oril dren Rind Canadian Univer sity Service Overseas Opera tlon Crossroads Africa Care or Canada Foster Parents Plan Canada Orvarseas Book Centre Orland Commltr tea for Famine Rutter Cidaml and World Univer sity Service of Canada But local groups are lode pendent of the central corn mittee Dr lnmnan said some holidays with Gregory and Ronald Gillan Ma and Mrs Gordon Gillan and lamin and Brenda Scott made good use oi cottage at Oalrview Beach during the hot week one station Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Roy Lavin nee Joan Craw lord on the birth ot daugh ter Tammy Lynn July lath at timber Memorial Hospital Tor onto community shower was held at the ball Tuesdaynlght to how or recent bride and groom Mr and Mrs Dong Lankin nee Bar bara Dunsmoret They were prclt seated with pole lamp GE radio and two TV stools dain ty lunch was served CHECK THIS SERVICE DEAD STOCK SERVICE DEAD on CRlPPiml NICKSDEAD STOCK SERVICE searingmo DRYiCLEANlNGj snmr Shawna STORAGE MOTE PRODFING WM NUSERVICE CLEAN RS 7mm PLUMBINGG EATING uGLENBRAE Plumbing C1 Heating too Baytia gt 7299223 mlgln makeit will in They orgalutheir own malvhea and determine where dieproceeds wil lo Ramadan flammdotthacarmalgn some quarters this tall when may hurdles have been scheduled during the tradition at United Appeal season The spring marches anéouo tered no and conflict and at the marshes held tut fall which collect thorn Sir 225000 some were onetimer only centennial projects Wu Brett executive di redor ot the Canadian Wel fare Council said there is some conflict between the two money but this is not as seri ous as somerlocal United Ap peal groups have suggested The United Aweal collected 9000000 last year its 1960 goal is abomvfil000000 Mr Baetzvsald the Unlted Appeal has begun study oi waikathons to analyse their success andposslhlyrecaro mend theiriuciuslon in the angina family aw ne noose study he said if to discover howlo keep thewaikaihonsfwhiahz dwdiiuiliii Anne which supports Canadian charrty irom slewing on each others toes He stressed the study is not intended in any way to thw Miles or Millions the ruin noun the American enemy is that it not provide the lot needed by poor teenagers to earn gotabead mom help thclr parents learn still keep out of arable The Hitch of this situation are bound to be damuill to everyone involved to teenI gers themselves to those who would like toree the weilarc mils cut to society to the companies that intha More will be denied skilled work no peace and more titr lbo most recent govern mentltgures tell and wary in Juaoi300oou yobs were added to the economy How ever 2800000 potaztial work ers enteredthe labor lorce leadng 1300000 more lobless than month earlier 09 nuusomo 4009009 were teenager and mat ol these WONNCWS from the poorest where money ismost needed and lralnlngln job skills al lordstha only malhope oi breaking the poverty cycle PROBLEM T00 COMPLEX But there is no easy or anrickrway heading otLan explosioorlhe prohiemis too coupler too long overlooked Among its causes Discrlmlnation Dlten it wotdd bedilfiuuttomovem legal seose but discilrnin tion is quite obvious to anyone mith an appreciation ot moral ihe exodus of unskilled workers mm term to city where Lhe premium is on brain rather thanfbratvu Leaves Pest To Become Professor lit Negro College NEWTON Mass Alt Dr Vincent is hand is resigning as president of Laselt Junior College in Newton to become prolessor at Negro college in Alabama De Baun 42 said the moya is his answer to the question Whotrcan we do to tight ra cial injustice and increase in terracial understanding His decision is the second such action by white educa tionist in the Boston area in 16 months In Mardi15ti7 John Munroresigned as dean of Har vard College to become director at treshrnan studies at Miles College Birmingham Ala De Baun said in an interview My wile and estimatethat my real incomethat is our standard of livingwill be out just about by hath He lives in Newton with his wile Hillary and their two sons Christian and Nicholas ti De Baun willbecomeprotes1 sor oi humanities at Talladega College founded in 1067 at Tel ladega Aa about 70 miles east of Birmingham The college which has some 500 students has an allNegro administration and about 70 per cent Negro faculty The student enrolment is almost entirely Negro level of the economy our one mom another ihcfmovunentel business horn the can three the sub urbs aw born the uns killed inhuman Ths rwiit mt rats or the Negro teenage papilla tloa About onehalt the News agitation in under van ge Poor education 0r WIS tlon that nonratterbw line in theory has tailed to pre pare young men and women to find and hold the available Thc elimination uns eldgues new newvoax AmOne ol Colnddier won lhkpopulav new only bruins worlds needs they might haze to appreciate punehnllty to dope addiction flie increase In the mini mum was low to $16 an burr whichhu msdosome small businasmeoovbo iod deatslly otten otter the tunity for the new worker to acquire skillreluctant to hire help iha apparent latlure vol Mull and local asssiam programs IJSVTHE rIMs recurrent or corrections tcuorcr orjs ATIltACTleE reminns COME EARLY SUPPLY Is LIMITED rrsutln reloa $3995 Nyow ONLY $1998 gt Other discontinued vmodonware iiamsyalso at 12 Price Magellan Racks Recipe Bum Shaker see HArovoLerooo snownoon BARRIE PLAZA WELLINGTONW Open 1000to 600 to 900 on Friday SAND GRAVEL sand lions VAAII Sizes CLIFFVARCOE =MI15E STONE MASON sleepiness anemones Panda amawnurs