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our week To the Girls in Blue rmwcglroucbnmumbecpsetasme do Ml purpose mite salutgfthc Vict the willingness vol the buyers to pay Any manufacturer who did this Would wound that he was not either popular or succeaaful aim nth21 1952 The fact is that this law will only be ifro TheEditor danger if and when the big retailers take gme Barrie 511mm grusbyifeldapdolltoallitwuc mmw mmervlng You game of local pridefonltx rugls lheucamethenew rink which in spin or prme put in the cchtre mow OPPOSes Selling or Lands For Eagzezmmmlglig 25ng whatlts left is of little value for UI lng iny gigeating putpom Now Queens park is threaten beligve that this Park rm when to the town byua than Who irpust have had love for limes Tobe known as vow luck it is not moneymaking project but abrupt for Canadians to look around mu tubs stock of the splendid work this ser Vice Is doing There slightly more than 500 Victorian Order Humor in Canada and Burials one of the communl or whose good fortune it is to have branc of the Order within its con flict you ever have the VON visit your home Just few visits would convince you that she is blessing in navy blue uniform fAlways happy in disposition she has thc knack of bringing smile or hearty laugh drum patient She does not complain if you grave not the most satisfactory equipment with which she can workTobe makes do with what you hue Her visits are made on in structlon of physiciana persons financial status does not enter into the picture at all fit patients inability to pay does not prevent receiving necessary care President of the Order Justice Locke says this occasion is to bring about better public understanding of the work of the VQN He explained that many persons are not fully aware of the services which the 30rder offerscitizens in all Walks of life We thopc that through the information provided fdurlng VON Week everyone will come to Erecting what an assetthis nursing service is iin the community and how we all can use it Organized morelthan half century ago the v0N was established and has been maintained for the chief purpose of provid lng nursing care with health teaching do fvlslt hauls to patients in their own homes The service is for everyone regardless of iracc religion or the ability to pay Each nurse is graduate registered nurse with additional training or experience in public health nursing Ha inithe homes She teachesyoung homemakers how to buy and use nutrltlcus condone coumelmllm chemo the 131le pertaining tohegg In year the v0N serves something like 140000 patients and makes 1000000vlslts In to years the Orders patientshave increas Fed by more than 50 percent flhe history of the VONis dramatic story of Canadian developmgntgsaid Mr If Justice Incite And the cplvices ltlsrendr lng today are of enormaus value to the whole country Christine Livingstone V1031 Superintend etill mainline oi her multicultural reports New circumflex in medical science changes Furwiping hbiqueshndithc incrccsed its now rainczservlcefihCdnl ilated Chinese Nationalist and Confederate VON gives needed care and treatment $19M friend It bridge brings the problem very close to home in advantage of their power under it Probably they will be pretty cautious in view of all the discussion of this question which has taken ace Editorial Notes In many cqses people with open mind would do Well to close thcmfor repairs summcrsldo PEI JournalFiche As sign of the times Canadian currency is not only being accepted in New York ofteri at par but there are signs proclaiming we want your Canadian moneyln stores and hora point33f Dear Sir On Monday evening the Barrie own Council passed motion to authorize the sale of large piece of Queens Park for the erection of church The argument was advanced that this part of the Park is mosquito breeding swampyloyemrc and it would be on improvement to have build ing onit and the ravine fllled As one who has lived for thirty three years across the street from WW 3mm we can chose him off the furniturcwwhy shouldnt he chose ua hotels reports The Financial Post For in coming travelers Mahhattans polite taxi drivers now even take Capadlan $2 bill an IMhm Without the fishyeyed stare reserved for in money Similar reports have been received OLD MARY 5mm RINK WAS caustics llsllililf fwlf CENTRE OF WINTER ACTIVITY adlan money since it was freed for exchange controls has been proclaimed artstore window stickers OPINIONS or OTHERS Continued from Wednesdayl As previously stated part of the rink was given over to curling uses and the stones were all kept at each side of the far end of the rink They might just as well not Pnce of Newspnnf have been locked however as Wired the boys so inclined sneaked Almonte Gazette In his annual report for 1951 Mr MuFowler lhrbugh some dr WWW President of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Assola him had be 19 matcmi the tion states complacently that the paper industry is 59W by one the SAM prosperous andihe interests of his organization are to allow expectsd enlrmec in healthy slate Why shouldnt they be with the you had to d0 09 1050 outrageous prices bclrlg charged for all kinds of 1001 W35 use Pocketkwl paper and especially newsprint The present situation blade or some other simple CD in which Mr Fowlers industry finds itself may be lrlvance which would be sure to gratifying to him and his colleagues and to stock be lound in the DOCkCt Stunt holders and employees of the various companies 0110 in the crowd but it is unfortunate for those who must make liv Then real curling tame be ing in the lntlng business When We came to A1 38n There may haVe been other montc in 19 We could buy two tons of newsprint details regarding it but the prin for $90 The last shipment cost us $852 clpal idea was for as many kids Paradox in Simcoe County Orillla Packet and Times se in ho cold at Slmcoe County Councillors are facedwhh an ever Etherwielfowg ustgne balm largogiyprem and their lot cannot be described when it met in midlceone com Aslf5the case with all municipal servicestlre cost it operating the manyCounty services continues to lean bush mgmr ig 3333 up And of course tax rates are gorng up rack hat waslmade by the hon ering boys and crashing stones Slnkln of the 1952 County tax rate at 81 mills for geneial purposes and 35 mills for roads and usually never got many mgbe it curling stone and having chosen sides to slam them frOm both ends of the rink at the same time would appear at the entrance when the whole bunch would sneak out muchfaster than they sneaked in through dozens of openings which had been left ready for emergent cy perhaps thats where curling every Slmcoe County municipality For it is auto matic that the individual totvns villages and town Shlps must raise their own taxrotes lnorder to obtain sufficient funds to pay their share of the 1952 counlllmy lb $91056 nr Oll as contr on over as comp toaboul $63900 last year is case in point Depends dglved its met mm game gt god the newcomer would find spin Qntigfegugs 1313 munmpawes are being his hing curling stones scattered all tcr which resulted in olhigherrateThese ItemSOf ox Th0 3933mm always penditure are not likely to occur again neltt canahd WNW game Wm have 39 thereto auposslbimycr loWer rateinlll How valuable practice or on evergth generaltrendofCountysexpchditures over WWW my Parlibulllr name leof he agricuycars has beephighepana higher and of those kid players coup ltiisnunlucelyihai anysubstamial relief can exv them at least took partm the re hatedin theharliumm font bonspleluln Barrie as chroma Thefacton that sem$to cause the most concern dell We Examiner WltlxjCcuntyCounclllcis and officials lstho steadily rSOme of le most enthusiastic citof Wharlsrgenemiiylumen sooth oi the mgr curlers or those days Undcrrthlsheading ardsuohthingscs the Wereia Messrs McL Stevenson 1dSucietygzlleolth Unitiilleoration set5 AC inmost Balding Al lbrary Compebatlve dhdhospltallZatlou Balding hJohlt McLean Father cry cxamblo the ChildreoaAid coil Ofcohnor Rev Lelper slimoollirocizspcomockcirculucuuz Jthe5J yShortreodr Laldlawi ablated fromMomtoOmijThc you Brown Cotter Johrt bCounly italic has Dickinson EuP Peplcno it Tbe LyortlDr Wells Dr McCarthy Dr WatsonWilllam LountGeorgc lint can Lcuni IAlt Arnall it its algelow Carnegiel Strong llgD MdCdnltey Jim Buddy Capt iodaleEDohaldkForquharsorli Bill Dyment timings two or tb ee member dozen or so again the hlchregccstl manta us could do so each to get holdiof log the otherdircction without But he game probably from fore some butterin of aman ISomers Wadd Waters Janos Schrclbor Mason Stevenson Har per Milncr Hornsby Scott Man sell Armstrong Ormsby Urquhart lockd up in tiers of pigeonholes Ward sanders GunnDu1f MC Nabb Hlnds Henderson Ewan Comfort Mchrmott Watson Mc Kee Sparlfng Fletcher Vlckers gays Findlay Hunter Mick Has into the rink at prohibited hours tings CrosbyEllis Butler Cul ross Catcher Vair Sibbald Van sickle Edmonson McRae Macon chy McAlllstcr Rice McPherson Hatch Little Graham Fraser Mockrldge Secls Bredln Hindley Moran Griffin Poucher Brunton Ardagh Morton Whish Woods Barraud Galbraith Power Frcek Mllbce Lyon McLehny Wilson Mctcall Cooper Strong Blaldeo Foster TO BE KID AGAIN They have wandered far away now Fromthc dear old reside Away from the home of their childhood Out into the world so wide Yet know that their hearts grow lonely And feeling akin to pain Makes them wish with tender longing That they were kldszagains The sun still sets in glory Oer the hills we knew so well ltglcws on the long green mead ows And pilots in each woody dell Are you toowotcbing the sunset As the lingering sgnrdys wane Wishing ibocause youcani forget That you were kid again The beautiful hour of twilight Harcome with its rest and peace And tho weary hands that have loborcd All day have at last release ere tiresome extehuatingclrcumstances this year we the Tim Do you cherish the dear dream faces yilur heart sing the old refraln Sure wercmember those absent wanderers And wish we were kids againl FREIGRANT lillii Princess Ave Victoria BC February 201ill Maybe mm Dispute261903 Thorewasarstrce lspute in Torontoallhost150 ears or GMCampbell of We page fromlbe ll Star Lucy Sell All 12 1903 Mcthmmpio bohlnd oil oldplcturejaken apart fggcldpnlally durlng ore Etrike oi tio maturehow going away what this ravine wish to most em phatically oppose this View It is not Swampy or wet Some years ago the town put in lot of fill into the south end of the ravine The creek has cut its bed about four feet lower than it was once and the ravine Isdry It is really beauty spot now and is the part of the Park the small children like best Even small stream attracts them Everyday in summer moth ers can be found sitting on the edge of the ravine while the chil dren play on the flat below them Cars stop while families eat lunch in the ravine Instead of wishing to see this place lled at any time am sure that those who hovd known it and loved it for years would much prefer to have it as it If any of our citizens will walk along Toronto street and look across this ravine to the park think he or she will agree that it adds variety and charm to the view am not adverse to having church built on the street but do urge the people of Barrie to oppose any more selling of Public Park Land in our town We once had very useful park known as the Agricultural Park It was playground for two schools it was baseball eld the Agricultural Society used it for its annual show theskatlng rink was in one corner where it did not interfere with other aothltlos It was jected them The committee have been asking for an increase of Wages to 23 cents Fan hour but any increase of Wages would not be consldered by the company An other demand made was for recogr nition of grievanCe committee fromthe union who would have powcrto confer with the company regarding all grievances thatthe men brought to the notice of the union The company madoacoms promise in this demand andoffered to deal with grievance committee from cache the sheds butnol with the committee representing the whole union ThlSwas likewise re iectcd by the men and the commit teehyvere instructed on Saturday night to goiback to the company and press for the 23 cents go hour and recognition of the grievance committee with the assurance the then would stand behind their committee Themen are feeling very ugly just now said aproinlnentmem ber of the union to The Star teddy jand Weare by no means sure that troublc will begaverted if the com pany ct arbitrarily in thenegotla H912 loud it emolrtl make lBarrie The deed spedl ed that it was to be held in perpetuity as Park The town accepted this and thcrcb also pledged itaelf to ban or Thomsons wish This should be mer as sacred trust by all ofus andl am sur prised that any group of citizens should consider even for mom cm the idea of dishonorinz it town takes its greatest pride in itsSchools its Hospitals and its Parks If Barrie continues to grow the Parks will be more and more necessary And as for ravines do you think Toronto would sell any of the ravines in High Park The price offered is not more than quarter of the value of the land but even if we were offered twenty thousand we should not be tempted Other land can be found for the church but not for the Park and we have no right to ask the citizens of Barrie as whole to subsidize any denomination Yours truly omnWoon QEGARC mechanic with Corby motors mitcd has wealth of experience in servicing and re pairing automobiles Reg hails from the Elmvalc district but came to Barrie and gained Chittlck Motor Sales in V1934 He has been in the Ford business everslnce Reg is married and makes his home in Cundls Advertisement MOdclator ofIbc United Church of Canada the Right Rev Nicholson has returns to Cdnada from an official Visit tothe United Church schools and churches in Bermuda rand Trinidad Collier St Baptist Church Cplller St United Church ilndependentl REV MITCHELL Minute SUNDAY FEBRUARY 24 1952 ll amMORNING WORSHIP pmBIBLE SCHOOL pmEVENING WORSHIP Subject Discovering the Master Need gt Mon pmYOUTH HAVEN qu pmSENIOR Yr SOCIETY Wed pmMidwcek Fellowship REV LEWIS 54433 Minister Llode Tufford Organist and Cholrmaster SUNDAY FEBRUARY 24 1952 ll amMORNING SERVICE Personal Religion and the Lords Prayer THY WILL BE DONE Broadcast CKBB choker scnoor Sunday March landSpeaker Remlus amJunlor Intermediate and Etter Gen Director Inter national Christian Leprosy Mission For all serviCesrll am pm and 7pm Minister REV BEWELL BA Ordahlst and choir let WARREN muffin SUNDAY monoMW 241952 11 amMORNINGWORSHIP Power of Decision Commitment Sunday pmENENINGWORSHIP fThe Barfllorizon heCllUBCll SCHOOL 11 malleginners and Primary lhe Senior Bobbi 230 pinJr aridInterm School lla urseryc Primary Junior WEDNESD St Andrews Prsb Annie mil pm Congregational Meeting to further 121 consider the propobedsncwfsitc and Senior Depts ll omNursery Begimters and Primory Departments Bible Flagw VisitorsCordially Welcome TprnEVENING smvrcn Livmg Your Everyday Life In An Everlasting Wily 315 cpmYPU FIRESLDE Central UnitedChLlICh Older Teenagers Invited yterlanl Chorch REV JAMES FERGUSON Ba mMinister isomiav Foucaultgt 1952 ll um and 1pm TIFWNISTERQ COME cuckoo TH courtedscribe cmcdictc Departments our servlctohecfrcvcru pongllldote the macro 111 main head iwhomhave bee burials4le cap immune tilltdtgmtyandimptcssxvc gt ill froMJtheeoldktcwn form ode bat than some otthem we so All he vitalllmvn Will lump occur lnthil Ci lllnstmlltl be rap tllltlccouldbe cut dded tothegoclal selv widows co f=itgzmgt 5r letter they held in lttpubli could