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ISSUE 7900 Copies AUTHORIIED SECOND CLASS IAIL IO DEPL 971th DEFENCE MINISTER IION BROOKE CLAx TON addresses group of army personnel and their families at the opening of group of eighty new married quarters at Camp Bor den The Minister declarcd that every effort 1as being ma struction of Fine Quality Vespra lowers Annual Show Held Minesing The animal flower show of the Although handicapped by lack of Vespra Township Horticultural So publicity there was goodly num ciefy held in the Orange Hall Min esitig 011 Wednesday August 25 was decided success the qual ity of the exhibits receiving hearty praise Although there were but exhibitors there were 86 entries and 120 points were awarded Three of the outstanding features were her of spectators in the evening Miss Bernice Young acted as sec retary in the unavoidable absence of Harold Bowen The Eaton Trophy fruit 110111 with 21 design in silver deposit went to Rev Clements with 28 Points the standing of others being vase of mixed flowers won by Mrs Johnston basket of llllXCCllMlS Dusto 24 Mrs Geo Johnston as follows Mrs Foyston 29 gladioli awarded to Mrs Jolinstonlll Mrs Clements 12 Mrs Ron and single pctunias in which there aid Mrs Carmnn Downcy Mrs were 18 entries so good that thcrcCl1as Grant Miss Eunice Tracy was great difficulty in picking thclwas the lucky winner of the door winner prize Four entries were disquali RcvW Clements who judgedificd for overnumbers the Innisfil show declared that Minesing quality was equally good though exhibits were fewer in num ber Mr Fendley of Boulderfel greenhouse who judged the show commented upon the number of First prize for specimen gladiolus was taken by Rev Clements with fine spike of Red Charm Mrs Dustos entry of spike of Autumn Leaf got second money Mrs Chas Grants snap entries quality and artistic arldragon and Mrs Harry Foysfons rangemcnt of exhibits LUMREnuENs $1000 NONOCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENT POLICY giant zinnias attracted much at PROVIDES PRINCIPAL SUM $200000 WEEKLY INDEMNITY 2000 per week HOSPITALIZATION $400 per day OPERATING ROOM ANAESTHETIC 86 OTHER BENEFITS CONSULT Saljohns Insurance sonnel was top priority struction activity ents Mrs Dusto vegetables BARRIE ONTARIO CANADA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1948 INDIAN SITE banners plorcti 11111 till1 group of tmversity 11 Baguio 101111111 Packet and Tiniesi new Indian gt11 is being ex oy IIilicsMii Mcll students Tha MIC 11 the latiwt NII1 of ex lcaxatinirs is on concession two of ltlritlia lounxtnp the road which cor 1111 wusi dc to provide housing for per sonnel of the armed forces and that con rew dwellings t0r service per in armed forces con CANADIAN ARMY PHOTO Family Of Raccoons Will Miss Their Home In Hollow Basswood family of raccoons who used to make their home in the hollow basswood tree opposite the farm of Ih1ftnas Atkinson Shanty Bay will be looking for new quarters next 1fall The tree was destroyed when cnibcrs from the burn the set it ablaze When the barn on the Atkinson farm was blitzing some embers soaringinto the air were carried across the road and they fell iiilo the hollow tree The tree was hollow from the ground right to the top As the barn fire was dying down the bass wood trcc began belchingforth tire and smoke like avolcano It was surprising Sight to see the flames and smoke issuing forth from out of the green foliage The tree which was four feet across at the base was cut down while the blaze was still raging rnsrde hm tention There were entries for dining table decoration the first three were Mrs Fnyston Mrs Dus to and Mrs Ronald The artistic arrangement was excellent THE PRIZE WINNERS SnapdragonMrs Chas Grant Mrs Roiiald Collection of As tersthv Clements Mrs Geo Johnston Annual Larkspur Mrs Dusto Mrs Foyston Cos mos cv Clements Mrs Dusto DahliasMrs Dusto Gaillardia Mrs Foyston Mrs Downey Mrs Grant Gladiolibasket Mrs Johnston Mrs Dusto Rev Clements single spike Rev Clem Mrs Johnston mixed basket Mrs Johnston Mrs Dusto Rev Clements Stocks Mrs Johnston Mrs Foyston Rev Clements Phlox Drummondi Rev Clements Mrs Ronald Mrs Foyston Perennial Phlox VMrsmCJowney Mrs Dusto Mrs Foyston Single Pctunias Mrs Grant Mrs Foyston Mrs Clements Giant singleMrs Johnston Mrs Foyston Calendula Rev Clements Mrs Foyston Mrs Clements VerbenasMrs FoystonL Mrs Dusto PansicsRev Clements Mrs Clements Zinnias DCm poms Mrs Dustd Rev Clements othersMrs Foyston Mrs Clem ents Rev ClementsDining Table CentreMrs Foyston Mrs Dusto Mrs Ronald Basket for Bade Mrs Foyston Rev Clements ScabiosaMrs Foyston Dusto Vase of MixediFiowers Mrs Johnston Mrs Dusto Mrs Clements Six blooms Geraniums Mrs Downey Rev Clements Mrs inns Nine University graduates and undergraduates are working pith iliofcssor Mcilwraitli and Mrs Douglas lustiiiigliani formerly Miss Margaret lhompson who has assisted the Professor 111 number of his excavations of lndian SIILS When spoken to yesterday Pro fcsSor iltllulllltIlStllil that the pre lsciit site bcing examined by the group was piecontaet gt111 that it is of an lndian village before the ladvcnt of Illi white man to this tiilri The site was of village much smaller than that of Callirtttui which has already been examined by gioup iiiidcr Professor Mcll wraith and the evidence showed that it was more vidcly scattered No name can 111 attacltcd to the village and it is possible that it was only in cxrstcncc for few years Although the finds are not as numerous as in the ahiagiic site near Varniinstcr the new Bass Lake site is proving interesting arid number of pieces of pottery arrow heads and other items are being unearthed by the workers The site is on the farm run by William Sophcr and the archaeol ogy group are getting their meals at Mr Soplicrs farm They are sleeping 111 cabins nearer Bass Lake Several places about the farm have been cxaimncd and the most interesting of these is small area which extends toward the Town ship road The group have been working right to the edge of the road for the past few days and their only regret is that the road stands between them and further exploration in this direction As was the case at the other sites the workers are painstakingly scraping away the earth with small trowcls and all the items found are being placed in labcllcd paper bags Thc articles are later trans ferred to small cardboard cartons and already about eight of these cartons have been lled In July Irofcssor Mcllwrnitli took another group of students to Ossossanc ncar Midland where work was carried on The present group arrived at the Bass Lake site on August 16 and will conclude their efforts on Saturday This is the rst proFrench site that has been examined by the Professor and his workers and he hopes to explore even earlier sites other years The Bass Lake site was brought to the attention of PioszEoi McIlwraith through Hunters Simcoe County history This valuable history suggested the area as the site of an early Indian village In addition the farmers who have worked the area have from time to time unearthed number of interesting items The young workers have been broiling undrthehofsun these past few days as they scraped away at the Earthmcbecame thoroughly dirty and acqiiired fans all at the same time Hospitals Will Be Found in India Red Cross Outpost Hospitals and nursing stations were established soon after World War As re sult of contribution towards in ternational good will which has justbecn made by Ontario Divi sion Red Cross if is highly possi ble that chain of Outpost Hospi tals may one day be established in India because of leadership given ed Cross in this eld The Oritario Division Red Cross has just lled request which reached provincial headquarters from the Department of Extern Affairs at Ottawa that dam of the Red Cross film Outpost of On There were also eight classes of AG Chamber of Commerce Plans Survey onHow To Get Welfare Funds Barrie Chamber of Commerceis and takingasuryey10determ inerf sin le annual welfarffunds isdesirable for Bar me Other communities have found that more funds are obtained from more givers when such an organ izatibrris used ItWould permit those donating to accurately budget 0fcourseavltmiliappy what could be better than lying here in the sun on myomfortable bedand eating this delicious Jersey 01d Tyine iCe cream de Milk bum summitMILK limit mm it my OfficesyLANI sown Barrie 21 Try That Wonderful ICE CREAM Special Flavour I017 this weekis French Chocolate their yearg donations atloneftime and Wouldachieve economies in the use of volunteercanvt$sers as compared with the present inv dividual agency appeals Theze are two asystems which might bemsed Oneis Common City Chest the other United Wei fare Campaignf Briey function asfollows Community Chest has two func tions to raise funds fer mem ber Welfare agencies by single appeal and to plan supervise and administer the welfare services in the community United Welfare Campaign is sim ply fonceayear fundraising organization which receives bud gets from each memberageney and by means of single appeal endeavors to raise thesum total One of Newfoundlands two pulp and paper companies ecutv 500000 cords ofvvoodin thepast twelve months believed to be recordfor any singtemill company In the WOIId they rtrlo be sent to thhCoVIIEge gt0fl Nursing in Delhi India The High Commissioner for Can ada in Delhi transmitted to the Department the request of aCan adian girl Miss Edith Buchanan teaChwn the staff of the College of Nursing there that print of the Outpost lm with an exhibition of CanadianRed cer Hos pital pictures be sent to India to give leadership inwhat will be new eld of public health onewday In her letter to the Canadian High Commissioner in Delhi Miss rBuchansn stressed he needs all over India fonrtrral health service and declared that there wasa very real need which Canadians could help to ll by pioneering in rural health work and by letting people know what had been doneg by RidGross for rural1 areas in Can Today the RedCross ag flies over twentyseven Outpost Hospi tals in remote districts of Ontario bringing medical aid 21nd assistance as well as forming community health centres to the pioneers the farmers shermenrJumbermen and miners whoare still pushing back this young inations frontiers To these people often far removed from other medical helpithe Red CrosstOutpost servi offers often their only security times of sick ness accident childbirth Thous ands of muss are travelled Each year by Red Cross nurses through all kinds of country in all kinds of weather Last year Ontario Outs post nurses cared for 7778 patients assisted at 2072 births and 4456 opeiations aided 0799 outpatients in 8813bospltal days They con north from the Bass Lake IOIINSTON lOMlLE MARATHON swmi 111 1111111 outriiio fitting 3111 11111111 igt again being c11 ltrr 112111111 National tmri lllvlliliv marathon Swim am ch 11 to get under way 11111101 111111ay1 not year it was Wife Willi attczirpteii the ar but after 111111 and ril Was ltilt1l to pill to cramps iii the colors Will in 1111 21oiildeis of Art Johnstonu allgtlllt1 tortmost SWIIIIIIIII the 511111lllliilt 1s soiirtu to Art the 1UlIIIILllIH1 strictly routine his more youthful days at llay 111s Ililllltltlty A11 11111111 in many long distanch and holds many trophies to 111 lll victories 111 Second Great War interrupb szcpiirg triumphs while 111 blue uniform of the After serving for three overseas 111 returned to an and was stationed at IICAFr lilX liepot at Angus liis discharge cairc shortly after and he settled lll llarric Back into the swing of the water Sport Art has been competitor in the Barrie Regatta onemile swim which he has captured for four straight years Intent on taking try at the gruelling NIC event Art felt this was the year and during the sum nlll months which have been any thing birt suitable for the season sport he has kept strenuous training routine llc swims 1111 an average of twu miles day accom lllllll by lifl Iiarncs who takes 1Lil t1 1111 11 PH 111 111 21111 xit Illldlly way out by sitting in row boat About two weeks ago Art work ed through 11 sevenmilc swim and shortly afterwards he stroked an easy fivemile course As yet no cramps have cropped up 111 his swimming but on every mention lie is searching for wood 11 air average Art registers 54 36 strokes to the minute which is substantial rhythm to with lot of Barrie odds are pinned on the six foot 195 poirndi lrsl1 few of the wellknown cntrics in the swim arc last ye winner Ben iazcl of loront1 and tlic next five to finish Jc ry Kc sch1 ner Columbus Ohio Step ien Woz niak Buffalo NY Egbert Cour age Sampson NY Tommy Park Hamilton and Cliff ansdcn Ioi ronto Coming over from Raven na Italy is 1935 winner Gianni thunbi commonly known as the windmill swimmer due to his ap proxrmatc 76 Strokes minute Al so on the entry list is Bob Perry of Toronto and holder of many amateur championships and Bill Sadto 111 of Corona NY who has been in every marathon cxccpt the CNE Annual PloWing Match In South Simcoe Oct The South Simcoe Plowrnens As sociation will hold their annual match on the farm of Neville Jam ieson Thornton on Wednesday October Committees have been working hard to arrange an at tractive prize list and program It is expected that special effort will be put forth to encourage en feywithvthc idea of iia IigTiHe same contestants compete in the provincial match at Lindsay plow team will be selected for the Junior Farmer section of the In ternational Match The North Simcoe match will be held on Oct in Elmvale district East Simcoe match will be in Matchedaph Twp on Oct 13 and the Blue Mountain Match is set for Oct This years site is ideal and is situated close to Thorntonland ac tive orgapizations The Womens Institutesr nd church groups are expected to lookw after refresh ments and the annual banquet SCHOOL FAIRS South Simcoe will have four school fairs this year compete Duntroon ENTERS CNE Home Plowing Contest South Simcoe by Oct Ariangenwnts are through the Junior sueration and Ilowniens Association in cooper 8111 Agriculture to Plowing Contest for farmiboys and the ordinary grrh plowizlg Oct and the lldLiRg be done by lan official appornti 11 by the 01 Itltlti llovineiis AJCIZIIIIII particulars 111sz Department tton upon application SUITS SINGLE DOUBLE BREASTED STIITSN WILFH TODD 1111 to plow lands far 1115 tor ttaeuis WXAMINER 85th YeorNo 36 Section ZPoges to l2 FlatStemmed Cosmos Has FourInch Bloom Garden of Percy Drake being made Farrncrs As Percy Drake 1651 Elizabeth St South Simcoe is growing garden contrary to the rules of nature While work ing about his pict he discovercd Cosmos which appeared out of the wrtl the Department of conduct Home itilivsldfllh wrll bi permitl on their own will use either horses i151 are eligible The be On investigating he notlcd that three buds had united into one forming Ittllllitll bloom Anothci amazing sight was the stem of the pldfit which instead 111 being round was quite flat Mr Drake adianced further into the garden patch 11111 found tomato plant bearing El tomatoes Read Examiner Classied Adlets and 111s rotirplctcd byl Full be had from the of Agriculture llis TAILOREDTO 51 EASI RE STYLED FOR SMARTNESS PRICED AI $4750 $4950 to $7700 STOCK SUITS READY WHILE YOU WAIT MODELS FROM $4300 HATS $800 to $1000 others $225 $495 SEE IS FOR BOYS WEAR FOR SCHOOLq iirzssANrr BOYS WEAR 55 DUNLOP sr ItARRIE WWM0WW0rw0Mk0MW WWn0x0wonovmw0to0noxm ART JOHN STON CHOOSE DELEGATES SIMCOE NORTH PC CONVENTION Delegates from Simcoe North riding to the Progressive on scrvativc convention in Ottawa Scpt 30Oct vcre selected ricciitly at meeting in Stay ncr Delegates arc Mrs Marjorie Hamilton and Simpson cxMI Barrie Frank Hamil ton llcn Huron The alternates arc Donald Brown Ilcii Hur on Donald Maclrarcn KC Barrie Albert Handy Illm valc By virtue of office Jillian Ferguson MP is also dclc gatc from the riding we PAINTING INFOILS mcwmmmu CNE ART GALLERY Barrie visitors to the Canadian National Exhibition are pleasantly surprised to find that the homcv town has found place on the wall of the art gallery there through one of the finest examples of Mitchells work large painting in oils depicts the post office square as seen froml window ot the artists studio irii winter Sunshine and shadow togethcri with caretnl attention to detail form beautiful study of monu ment buildings distant bay and even the jitncy standing at the Owen St corner Sept 14 CreemorepSept lrEverY etnsept 16 Ivnyept 17 These aresponsored by school fair associations in each instance and theihelpiof the agricultural re presentative and his staff is given in carrying out the judging gram North Simcoe will have twp scholfairs thisyear those for Oro and F103 These msponsored by the Agricultural Society in their respective townshipsOre air the Township Hall on Sept 15 and F105 in Elmvaie on Sept 2L Raikes is chairman of the man agement comniitted in F103 and Earl Reid is acting in that capaci ityfor the Oro School show Stew art Page district representative and his assistant JohnMacIntyre will be active in planning and pro moting the success of these two even ducted 171 Clinics visited 459 schools examined 16837 children Outpost nursesww travelled 58734 miles last year pro 350 acres on beautiful Lakeyg Ontarios shore packed with thrilling interesting instructive things to fsee Agriculture sport pa eantry musrc foreign exhibits in ustry motor show electroniCs science transportation Dont miss this yearsCNE Col Marshall Elwood Hughes President General Manager AMImwmumumluxuhumqmwh mIIvlnqm SUNDAY SEPT WI mwhdmwlluIIlln QddiCllows ServiCe UNVEILING and DEDICATION AT BARBIE UNION CEMETERY 12 AT 230 pm under auspices of Grand Lodge 00 Home Board Barrie Collegiate Inst Band in Attendance If Inclement vice will lie held in 00 Temple Collier St Public Cordially Invited HGRobertson Chairman and fPaIker PG Secretary Weather ser Il Malcomsons 41 Dunlop St You Can Be Careful But Only Insurance Will Cover The Loss Consult 55 Insurance BARBIE Dial 3735 Friday Night Sept 10 Pine Crest DANCE CENTRE One mile east of Anten Mills near the Apto turn on Highway 27 Beautiful location on VespraFlos Town Line in the pines Music by op Nthh Band NEW MODERN EXCELLENTFLOOR Charles MillerProp 10 Unsiglifiyslainsj dings pear like magic summericlothes Better gratis lasts longer to 0513 nofmore than pulls nary cleaning Sansone mun Drama Dunlapsi 64011131 All in