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IIZXUL.` $500 1 the MINISTER AT |VY- . BAXTER RESIGNS ----- n The P1`e.=1b_vtei'_V of Barrie met at Washaga Beach and in Donug`lm1o1`e; Cottage on Thursday, June 20th. There was a good attendance of both mini.~;te1's and elders. Rev. Jas. Buchanan, 1'o1'merl_V minister of Elm-~ vale Presbyterian Church, was pre:<- em and entertained the court with some reminiscences of his ministori-.11 nn vnnxl 6,000 Votes Given for New Subscribers Between Wed- nesday, June 26, and Tuesday, July 2--Store Feature Votes Announced in Advts. l 1'c-sb_\'1"m'_\' nf ,I3`m'1'iL-. Holds Meeting and Pic-11i.(: an VV21saga. Beach. Uikltfo i Rev. F. G. Purnell presented his` [resignation from the parish of Town- lline, Ivy and Blaxter. His resigna- tion was accepted, to take place on June 30th.` `Rey. I\'.,R. D. Sinclair `was appointed interim moderator,` `with in.=t1'uction.~: to declare the pul-V pit vacant July Tt . Pe1'mi:. was granted to the Bradford parish to sell their manse, the money obta1nedL from the same to be kept for the} purchase or building` of another. ` I \ln:' \V Fniiffz, \l \V, l-lp:T."n.& `Triple Votes For New Subscriptions Feature in ; Good-Will Competition '[JLll'CHE.l5 U1` Uullulllg UL iUlULIlL`l. ` .\Ies.<'rs. W. Coutts, .\I. W. He.=.'{rp,i W. J. Mark and D. .\IcGowan report- ed their diligence in attendance atl the recent General .-\sscmb1_V. J. ]{. West announced the Young: People's! picnic for the P1*esb_\'ter_v to be held` in Spx`ing1'\\'atc1' Park, .\Iidhur.=t, on! .Tnlv 10+}: nf `) nm i \\21.~ V0 tho LOCAL TAXI OVERTURNED BY DRUNKEN MOTORIST A bad accident occurred at the ,(,-orner of Ross and Sophia St1`(`0t>` `lust Thur.=dz1_\' c\'e11i11}_r\x'hs,-n 21 Bz11*1`ie taxi (lriven by Lt-.=Iie Judd was . and overturned by :1 car id1'ivr,~n by Jack Kai1'n:~', 01" .\Icafo1`d. x\TI .< "\ln~..rJ C`n1+ n-J `Tn\9:wn\-r.- pzullv S DZl(ll_\' snzucen up as a result 01 Inc impzxct. while Mr. Ray Cook, an oc- cupant of the Kairn:< car, was` taken to the hospital with :1 deep out over his forehead. T.'nh.n;- 1x'n:v any-nvind-nrl luv \Inn-u';- Ill.` lUl'L`fll5'L1U. Kuirns was convicted by .\Ia;:is- tratv Jeff; of being drunk while in champ of a car and i.< . ton dz1y:< in 7:210]. However, during this com- petition we will accept $1.00 yer year for any paid sub- scription, new, renewal or ar- 1'e;1'.<. Here is a saving worth taking: '.1d\'unta_g'c of. But, this special otfer posi-' tively closes at the end of the campaign, and the reg'u1a1' sub- scription rate will be chzu'3.:'ed the-rc-afte1'. During Good-Will Club Contest. The regular subscription rate to The I\'orthe1`n Advance is $1.50 per annum, payable in advance, in Canada. COl..LING`WOOD THEATRE | CLOSED BY COURT ORDER` B3. ordr,-1` of Jud_::r~ Wi. in (`ounty Court 1'-st \\`ock. the Regrcnt Theatre in Collin.-:\\'ood is to be closed hntil May 1, 1936, by terms A4` nh m...,\-.m..\+`m..~.mA {H 1no.1 marl U(`LL`J1' moditim compo`. F.- 1]. non)` Strourl, last Sunday morn- ing. .ic-hzml Adams, of Toronto, at- tr>m])tr`d to pull` into a private 1ane~ lw:xj.' to turn around. Just as he wa:< Ir-ntr-'.`?n_u` the driveway :1 car driven (bjc Mrs. Em-old Connolly, of Sud- bury. (-m: intryhi.= loft rem` f'nnd- er. ring` 1111- Toronto ( .".1' :12'ounI.I so that it lzznd-`-d in the ditch. .\h`s. ,f`o2`.n01I_\' . 1'r,-r`. :1 wrenchrzd richt I-'12x`.d and both '.`sah?-Ins werrx . dumazed. `Vhilc- driving north on higrhxvay` |( lOSL'(l UUIH .\lZ1_V I, 1.`?-5'), D_\' Ufl`IXl.< of an a`:rr,-`ment" formed in 1931, and` the proprietors. Joseph, Ernest, Richard and John Bull, will pay to Samuel Russ, proprietor of the Gay-, ety Theatre, $400 danwapres and` costs. I ` After much debate and consider!` ation, the tax rate for the town of 'Co11a ng'wood for the year 1985 has been struck at fty-ve mills. CARS COLLXDE NEAR STROUD specuu. SUBSEZRIPTION OFFER U_\' JQICK l\'(Ul'H>', O1 .`vll.'U.l()l`U. Muriel Felt and .\Iarr:m'c-t 1)z1.~'sc-n_qe1':< in the tz1x1, were shztken up as :1 result of the r vrhn \T1- Dav Fnnk nn nr-. Ipossioie In {ms n1zuuu:i. Club merchants are repgrting more enthusiasm from customers in de- Imanding their coupons and are be- _9:imiing to see results in increased |sales. This should grow in volume I each week throughout the remainder of the competition. . Subscription Feature this Week Triple votes on regular schedule for new subscriptions between Wed- inesday, June 26th, and Tuesday, '.Jul_v 2nd. One year, 0,000 votes; two years, 15,000 votes; three years, 30,000 votes. A few new subscrib- ,ers this week could cha1i_u'e the low- iest contestant in the standim: to top position. \ Store Vote Features Friday and Saturday Watch the advts. for individual vote features of each store. Special Prize Announcement Last week s pri'/.0 winner for most ,votes turned in during.-; the week was William Browning. The special [prize for most votes deposited next }week will be $3.00 worth of milk {tickets at the Ilarrie-Allundale Dairy. __.____ Here s a chance for contestants to `get some big: votes this week. In fact, it is our intention to run week- lly features from no\v to the close of the campaign. Follow these an- nouncements in each issue of The Advance and secure the most votes [possible in this manner. mnh nwrchants l`CI)Q1`.tiI1)'. ,' i This Week's Standing of coiitcstaiits for votes for publication up to Tuesd'.1y The staliding `night is as follows: Wm. Browning llildred Rcitl I\vIrs. E. Mrs. F. Ncss )Ia1'g'a1'e1_ E(lgc Ernie Ryaii, Jr. Mrs. C. Danvergs Josephinn, Blair Bessie Brier Florence Spencer Mildred l{asl111 er Ina Harris Mrs. Ina Wi1lian1.s_on 311; 0.11 Poole ....CI,I Miss Bessie Spenrn . . . . .. Elsie Cole Mrs. A. Boynton . . . . . . .. `.\Ir.<. F. Husc Miss .\Iar_\' Gilclxrist . . . . . Victor Re_v11old.~t M21111` Clark 311's. 1.. F. Glenn Florence Sim .\I1's. W. J. Johnston Mrs. Cl1z1.<. Farneld . Ernie .\Iun1'0 Mrs. `D. C. Hammond Laura Roach Helen .\IcBri(le Verona .-\,ppleby ;\`Io.=.=.ir: Mziglourzlilaii . . . . . Mrs. J. H. Meredith Mac Green. .\lr.<. Wm. Hogan Marjorie Luckic Ross Go(l(lz1r(l Mrs. K. Ellis .\Ir:~:. D. Jones Mrs. Ross Tate Reta J:1cob:< Mrs. G. Alpinc . . . . . . .. Herbert Hanipcl Mrs. E. W. licarlis Mary Miller . . . . . . . , . .. Lois Primzlc . . . . . . . . . . . Lorrie Clarke J. Forrester Mrs. A. .-\rcl1e1' Mrs. Oscar Spear HagafifiIIf.I Douglas Arnokll. Daphngr Beardsall. . . . . . . . Miss Betty Scott . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 53,150 72,550 71,025 05,350 32025 30,100 20,025 20,050 23,125 21050 20,725 20,700 13,775 13000 18050 11000 17050 17375 10525 15,025 15,175 14,725 14,350 13,025 14000 13,525 13,150 13025 12000 12,100 11,750 1L725 10,825 10,500 10,750 10,750 10,500 10025 10,200 10,200 10,150 8,350 8,250 8,025 F-- 'l,l1) Rev. Bernard B<:1a11g:er, newly in- ducted p1`ic: . his rst solemn High I\Ia:~:s at the Roman Catholic Church in Port .\Ic.\ ico11 on Sunday, June 16111, in the pr(:. of his pm'ent:<,, 113-. and Rh-.<. T. J. Balan- ITO?` MESSAGE OF GOOD: WILL FROM QUEBEC ,,.. ger. TORY CONVENTION `IN STAYNER, JULY 5 ___. 'I`l13 Con: of North Sim- coo will meet in convention in Stay- ner on F`1'iday, Jul_\' 5th, to select 21 c21n(li(l'atc to contest the riding in the coming: Fctleral election. The nnmr: of J. T. Sim}). the pra-.'~'ent ms-mber, is promim:ntl_\' mentioned, _and if hr: (lccides to allow his name lto go before the convention, there vwavxxi Inn li++lr. nr\nn lnn, .Q.Y.l`Ol'1Q` to bnlore the C0n\'cnL1uu, LHCIC may be little 0pp0. Strong: pr-1-.= for him to continue has been comin,:' from all p:n't:< of the rirlinz. Ur. Simpson hzis servo;-d his constituency.` and the Dominion well (luring the last ve yea1'.< and is held in hiqh (351200-YTI at Ottawa. us well ..,;. in \'m-+11 Qimnnn, Spvr-ral asni1'- 1 vention. In hlsrh estemn at utwxvu. an wun in North Simcoe. Sr.-vr.-ral a:~'.pi1'- ants have intimated that they will not oppose .\Ir. Simpson at the con- uuy - I -A _____ ;- c_..._r. \ CIILIUIX. Weir and Massey to Speak The executive of the Riding" As- ;sociation have been fortunate in se- curing Hon. Robert Weir, F'ede1'al ,Minister of .-Xgriculture, to speak. -He is an able speaker and familiar with the problems facing the farm- ers. Mr. Denton Massey, of 'I`o- rontp, needs no introduction. A large attendance is assured. Established in the Year Eight Page`: `20 -1'75 o.:,4.'.-J On 7'75 - - \ -' . -4` . I ` `I _ . _ ix Speakmg at l\1\\'an1.< on f\lo:1o.1_\':;'t`f_l m `hf lb 01 *`t"m h`flIg night. Geruhl .\lartiueuu. of (2U\`l)t`L'.:l`.1'-it? iiilli} hfill . ". l 1m..\' 0f'L'iI1l:'1 1 rule :1 . plea for i-loser uudo1'- `.`t H" m`'h`"~` l`'`'` ``'`'k .h"iL . het\\'~,-en Illv pv*0})le< of Ou- "Y`l Fllilt the door". had hmll Niki] tario and Quebec. A true hixvaman l"`i`l . ill *`l`0`~'*"l and the L':1hlr~w and I-`:1.=t l.ieut.-Governor of the Out "qmg', , _. ta1'io-.\l'.u'itime Di.<`.x`ict. he 1;-.i :].1-l `."l`l"" of B""` l`p`~'t `` -`"l""l- bute to what that m'_::mi'/xatioii is (l0-`('}_`uV1 to b`? ml-~m~`~' '0 t' Ctllllllfi iuu` to t`n`l1H`l1I`.l1L' l i'i-n he\\`e~-u - li` the two ro\'ince.<. 'l`hou:h of r.i"e1'-1 . . . ll em origziii. the people 0l"Qll1`l)t`L' amli Wlmm Sml.th' of R```.`- hnsii those of Ontario have lived in hm`-.` l).H7'.-i`:-"'i'l~`"'ll-`*'i i:"" 0" 1` fm'm' mouy as parts of the :.:1'eat Doiuiii-,w}`ih `S '32 -"Gin": 1`l` ion. but there was need of u:o.~er: I f1'ieml. and ux1(lex`. I In Quebec hiwauis Cluh tlieiw an speaikimx compatriots. .-\ hopeful the two l-lement.<. but they work assign. .-aid the speaker, was that Que-i one in the spirit of L111(le1`st:1i1(li11:.lbee is sending: p1-ofes. to thef So it should he with the two pi-o-lL'ni\'e1~sit_\' of Toronto to learn the, vinces. Though we walk along: t\\'olEng1ish language, and Ontario is paths. we should come together and sending professoi-.< to Quebec to learn understand each other. June 2-1Lh,the French language. is a great festival day in Quebec.' The speaker read a letter by but the real holiday is July lst..P1'emier Taschereau st1'e.=simz the Canada's day. fneed of closer friendship between the '11.` .m,.1n_r`.an-nlinn cnnnL': a dif. rlifTm nnfinnnli1*i5>:_ Twn r-nnip: 1:),iJ.:.i) 13,025 11 795 1u,.:.;.) O 02!} sin-25 '2 7'75 1,11) 6,850 6,300` 6.425 r: n- COUNTY COUNCIL (`z1I111(lz1'.< (lay. _Ilt L`U U1 mum.-1` Lriciiusnip UL`L\\CL`ll Lllt` 'l`h-- Fronch-Czinudian spoziks a dif- di`e1'ent nationalities. Two copies ferent laiigzixzige. 'The_\' hold che1'- of the book Cana were pre- ished ideals. but they are C:madizin=. sented to the club by M1`. .\Im'tIneau and peace-loving t`l{l7.0I1.<. and wol-Henry Sims and Bill Craig` being the come the friendship of their Eng-lis`n-lucky winners. th!:` ..I H. .[`l' POSILIUII LU .`l'll HIGH l.'UlII- r(Iitio.< whore they mL`<)`(. . npuition. He pointed out that the fnir.<, Collingrwood. .\Iid'121nd. Id\\'u.to1`. O:'i1l9.=1. Oro and F.l1n\':11r-.1 id out . lztst your in prmn-2 us. `. 1:` per cent. of this mmn-_\" Is it \w._\' back to thu indiv`-,:'iu:11.<`l Sizmww (`ount_\'. ; (Continued from pagzc tlln-o) _\ 1|!` tha H) RUN!) lllt as hard for .~':u'ricin5: lists up to thn rsmmcil ` \\ >1...-.... No Action on Request for` G1`-a11t of $1 000 E01" ' C<>1m r_\' Ffairs. . rw~ .-\_u1u'u at thv object imp1'o\'c the < n`L' nml f:n'n1 1 l|Il||:.; X|I\IU position .< . Ufx 1}J1U\l and \\.< `I1 H1 uuln Q1 xm1ust1'_\' on 01 1'.1n1\`.. u`. .~`w.'n:L;u'_\ .-\_:1'icuItur;11 Soclety. ,.L.:.\..L r\r 51.. a....:\.: Ul LIN` DUL'l\'..L'`: quality of farm! produ(.'t.< so that` :-r nuin-11+ ha in 11' If Co1lin_r:\\'ood, at North East-i` :ul(11'c-s. the` eh-n Hm Arrr;_` llH}.',HL UL` lll U. =o11 their com- . II.\" ....~.n.- lKlWANlS PLAYGROUND LEAGUE l TO START JULY 2nd Fifteen Miles Added to C0unty%R0ad System The No1'tl1er1i Advance Leadership Cup for South Simcoe, awarded an- nually to the boy giving` the best leadership in Junior Farmers work. b \vas won for 1923-1 by William \Vatt, of Bond Head. The presentation > was made on .\Ionday night at Cookstown by ;\I. D. llorrison, editor ' of the Advance. The 1934 winner of ` the cup was president of the Bond Head Junior Farmers Club and has 3 been active in Junior Farmers work for many years, and gave particular- ! l_v ne leadership during: 1934. F. .-\. I.ashley, agricultural representa- tive, said that in making the award several boys were in the running and it was no easy task to select a win- ner, but William Watt was outstand- ing, taking a leading part not only in Junior Farmers activities, but in 'social activities as well. Mr. Morri- son in making: the presentation, re~ ferred briey to the value of Junioi Txarmers work and the pro.0_'1'e.~*.~' -lmacle in the last five years. Leader- ,1;ship was needed and the cups donat- ni ed in \'orth and South Simcoe were, [1-he hoped, an incentive to strive for `:1-e;z.te1' accomplishments. I ph-nln :71!` nnnrn pninunpl I l l I 1 1 1 l Leaders Corps organization meef- ing in K-Y room, Friday, June 28th, at 8 p.m. We Want 25 volunteers +5.`. +1.:- nnunh an o p.m. for this corps. .Qn`F`rhnH fpnrr IOY EH15 COTPS. Softball teams must be entered by Saturday, July 6th, at Y..\I.C.A. Juvenile, under 12 years; Junior, under 16 years; Intermediate, over 15 years. | Pnvnl T399 nvin1r (`.1n:=n=:.TC.V .10 years. Royal Life Saving C1asses-I{-Y room, Tuesdays; Y.1VI.C.A., Fridays; boys, 2 to 3.30 p.m.; girls, 3.30 to 5 p.m. Special arrangements for doc- to1 .< instructions. Examinations and trials late in August. Qxvimmnr 12DU'iT'lY'II1`Q (ln=en:__`|'\'-V ZlI](l Ll'l'1lS 121118 111 .-xugust. Swimmer Be;,ri11ners C1z1sses-I\'.-Y room, Monday, 2 p.m.; Y..\I.C.A., Tl1a1'. 2 p.m. A11 beginners must be provided with a red cap or head band. n:1';I11v ...-.,l }s. SIMCUE JUNIORS ; PICNIC AND DANCE! I UZJIIU. ` Divin.: and Swimming Competi- tion-A1]andale wharf, Wednesdays at 2 p.m. Three events weekly for `both ;=;irls and boys. L\'o1-tllm-n .\dVi111(`0 Leader-i ship Cup is \V011 by u 1 \\'m. \Va1`r`r. l _;,1L-;.u,ur uc1:u1np11.~x1Ix1c11Ls. I1ieI',',~: nest. 1 vi Picnic and Dance Enjoyed ;sion of Opiniol .. The Junior Farmers, Junior In-I Councillor )iStltLltC and HOl`1`lCm21l(CI`S of South.quito aggrced 1 Simcoe held their first combined pic-i c-.1 is the mos 51 nic and dance on .\Iond`:1y afternoon but I don t lil tiund evening` and 21 most en_]oyable.th-`it resolution ,_ i time was spent. The picnic was held 1 part with 1-efe; _;in lnnisl Park, about 200 beiimlof the party 9'p1`r3. Sport;< and contests ofl : ('ouncillo1- ' l w.':1rioL1.< kinds were m`ran.red un(le1'i;.u_< u lot in 0 :1 c:1p:1l)le committee. Keen 1'ivalr_\': l `I L. 3 z.t' I . pg \\".:l>' shown _by the many groups, tl l[1}-`HT U;,II;(;:;i:m [1`T'ip-Top Tailors Cup, donated by ; hm in the HO _` .\lr. .\lu).`ph_\', of Alliston, br>in_: won! 1-M.m._ Comm ,.by the Alli.~:ton group. Following was not in fa` ,_ .~'uppe2'. the young peoplo di: WI. politics, 1. and met in tho (?\ (`Tlll'l_Q in the .\;r1`i-=th\. `llwt L0(_,.iS `_,7`v::lt111`z1l Hall. C0ol<. for the ._m`_. 1. di_`.g,`.',C nirlnnco. The hall was packed, nearly, (-m.__m.-11101. 1 d_3_00 be-in}: present. It '21.-` the 1`.~'tjop;m0n that t ,_1t1me that the young: people from the 8 m,3,.9 mp 5_'. to\\'n.=hip.: under ._`.l\Ir. l.:1. .: L,]O}.,._1. to the ._\-;_iuri!=di-tion had heen brought to- _L..(,\.`_,1.,lm._,. b( x._ i getlier, and all voted `it a :i':1nd sue-` 1-zwm. of H -mi.-s lr u"':: (In:-inm -u lull ;v'\ +`... Would have \Vho1e Province Made ',l`..B. Free Area to Ensln-0 Health. ? l.Ll.`\. i . t< `\'m't ; Proonun n... L 1 us I s . XL \\ Ll:<' UH } !:uu'r.- that the VI.e:1dors}1ip Cup a (`up were made. W. 1 I I I BRENNAN PAVING CO. LOSE f 3300 VVORTH OF STEEL CABLE`; [C0115 Ul 5Ll ( `wore .~`eto1en ;lll.\L 12211. \\llL`H ll CUlH[)}lIl)' OIHCIIH ivisitod the nxuchinory hm :t'o'.xml that 1'ip~ ipcd o` tho and cable-2 In;:=nrv Smith. `which is :1 prize u_ ; `U10 1'!'(`HL'H iiHl_L uil_L'E. _ Premier closer I u,....... en... ...\,: um r~...+.-.. k..:.m 9'l\n . `j I Durlnfz the lust two w~ck.< thl`ee'_ ails of stvcl czlblv v`:21u-_~d ut .>:`,()0g 'e1'o from the cab of :1 Bren-" -xn D41I':E1.|- PA .~C(u1|\\ ,-1.,-nl I,.,...+.r\.l` |LI l(l\l nu. FLU-.llIA Scott's 2`1'z1\'x-1 pit :11. the town. Onv ca` et in Ion}.-'th, nnothc-1' o third of undetermir I.-u. Sz1t111`(lz1}` m~ t<\\'m't recui\ ori :1 u (`A J`.. I dU VULPU ll 3 _L I'llllU ."LlL"` v:a;: (lurim: :1 lull in th--` pro. of flu,-_ and Tip-Top Tailors" marln l ve-day session late Friday night, after a week's heavy work. An item of importance to many county resi- dents: was the taking over of fteen and :1 half miles of country road as part of the county road system, as follows: That portion of road be- tween the counties of Simcoe and Dutferin, starting: at the westerly h0LlI1(lLl1 _\' of Tososrontio, running \\'~. to Banrla, a distance of one and three-quarter miles; the townline between Flos and Vespra, connect- ing" hi_<:l1ways 26 and 27, :1 distance of four miles; the portion of road in the township of Toy from the in- : te1`:'x-ct.ion of hlg`h\\'&y 27 west to th( 1 water's edge at Balm Beach. approxi-l m:1'.vi;\' six miles, and the portion 01 road in Tossorontio starting at l1i;.';l1- \\'-.x_\' nine to county road No. 5, a rli.-t:.1ice of about three and three l quarter miles. - . I \L LL. ..'&A..-u-`Anv- The county council wound up ms` .U'(l1l.\' IH()l'HlIlf_" \,lliL'l ` .`i\'vri call from the from Hamilton notif_ thv theft. He was in- I]1c[111`m" coils, which i....H.. I\f\II' I-..\.} 1. \ nu 1' l8)-I lk'L`L. (. zinc-d lengzth. h\\r\1u\\1I\.n Nu 1l\.lL'(l ill, ..`r)UU: ':1b .LI.. . shovel located`; I the v:1.~`t e-nda 1 An` U115, had `. \-\I\\ U\'L'll .=hon-1 ofcial .,\l- I.. x I ORILLIA REEVE WULD ABOLISH I PARTY SYSTEM} Resolutions too D1'z1stic ; Are Rejected by County Counc. A motion by Reeve Cramp "to go on record as opposing the party system of government at this time of national stress caused considerable discussion at last Thursday's session .01" county council. The majority of the councillors who spoke to the motion were of the opinion that the time was not ripe for subh a move, and the motion was defeated. [he young O~ri11iu aspirant then modied his motion and presented it again on Friday, but without result. N1n m-in-inn] mntinn nw>.:nni.(>d hvl rriaiay, out witnout 1`esuLL. u T`l1(-`: original motion presented by Councillor Cramp and seconded by Councillor Patterson read as follows: VVhe1'ez1s provincial legislators have suggested the abolition of county councils, an-cl whereas it is the opin- San n{' n hnrlxr n+' 1-nnnfv r-min:-illnr-: V0]. LXXXIX. N0. 17. C0u11C1lS, and wnereas it is me opin- ion of a body of county councillors that the county councils as :1 whole} .are more truly representative 01'! popular opinion thanpother a(.ll]lll1lS~f: trative bodies under our elective: system of government; therefore, bel it resolved that this county councill` go on record as opposing" the partyi_ Isystem of government at this time or` `N national stress, and that the clerk be, instructed to memoralize the Prem- iers of both Dominion and provin-I position parties to adopt the countyi. council system of elective govern-:3 ment with a View to securin5_v; 21 free? and independent expression oft`-, thought and action, apart from pm-iyi alignnient, that the best interests ofi [the people, rather than the party, I might be sfqtved. i rV__,_L:_ , L, L1- ....J.:_._ n_`___,`:n_`_, _xu\u: un LII!` IurL \l\`lLl.`l' \Il LIUI1 ' ` motion. Councillor Cramp replied that he` _ iid not wish to withdraw any of the} `motion. I think the . shouhil itakc place in the f(`d(*)`11 and pro-I 'I\'incial {:o\'0rn1nm1t;~`. that the mum-i. -!1)vr.< should he Ch0.~`vl1 from thug Ecounty council and the men who`! jhave rise11 through the 1';mk.<,"' he 11.:-I ;cl:1r0d, and that there .~`hoL1hi b`-1 nun nnv11r\\r\r\n\~,< xn nyiu an/\1'A`x~v\|`.\r.!`.` \. ` .011` (.'On1IHOI1(3I`.~' I11 OLl`.' 2'0\'`]`I1l| l`ir::t11er than profossionzxl mun. iiwant to expr0.<.< to them our op D L nn\\' ';f:'.\'or tho l21.~t L`i:11.1>'- of -`.h.~ lldll, V\lL-ll l'U1t51l'.'ll\JL' LU LHL` Lll)U1|-`I1lll_'_fl1] of the system. 1 Evans thought thorn-. l I 1 l lwzis the motion worthy oi`; `cv>'.1. He pointed out th2`~.tj `tho opposition will ul\\'ay.< oppose .1 ibill House be<'au.<(> of p:11't}'l :fa\'oi'. Councillor Evans said hei favor of rloin}: .-n\';i;v with })LI`l_\' but thought the way tl1\' 1:1.-at I.eg'i. \\'a.< ('0!1Ii1l(`t('(i ".v:i.~` (llSg`1`1C.`. 5 Dutton \\':1.<. also of the Iopinion the county council was reprc-. bod}: and .c1o.<:.~i' peopln than any other _L`.'0\'L`l`lllIl}. .' body. but was not in nunzun `:_Jf'>l. >U.L'l1 21 LHlH}_ . II, 1` HOL LH" `gfnult of the 172111) .<`\'. thv way 4 I>u`o\`<'-mmont.~' zxrv Comluctml. hut: f[1';1thr-1` the men c.~1m'ted." 2' , Counclllor Sp1chm'. hw ndlnir.-H. some points of thv motion. but as it. w:1.~' h1-ought ht-forn the council un-i ;`1\vu1-9.4 he did not think it w:1.< time` `to voto on such 21 question. Ho `L21->'t\'(1 that (`oum`il1o1' (`rump >'l.'H(1 F, ' ' .` 1,ouVt copies of the roso1ut;m_1 to thu; lm_-mb-rs and let them d1_'.TC'S t tho: imotion till the .\'o\'embe1` sc-ion. 3 _; Thls resolution was brou_:ht in` 'h(`1`I`* for '1 lot of puhlicitv in the: | . K _ .1l p:xpm'.<." said Councillor .\Ior1'1.~'.. 1 '-::1nd I am going to vote ayzainst it." 05 In part I agree with Cotxnciltor 0xC`r.unp. voiced (`o1.nc111or Carlton. S I often thought if legislative mem- 11 hers worked for the people liknf /rV,_;5___,,1 _., _._,,_ ,f_`,L\ I adian section of the American Water- Junction. succeeds Rev. C. Channen works Association, the Penctan: as rector of the Duntroon-Batteau-_ water supply is rated far above the,Sin2h:1mptnn-Glen Huron An;-liczml Canadian average. The town uses {Parish in July. The latter has bee\' 200 million 28110115 '9i1l'1Y- .transferred to Bradford. ,, _ , 1 I In a table compiled by the Can-` Rf-\'. .-\. W. Downer, of Scarboro` (Continued on page eight) Barrie, Ontario, T'i'711T1Z1i1:sda,y, June 27, 1935 \1u.AA VLL nu-u\..;. .-\t the afternoon session on 'l`hursdz1_v the members were given v helpful and instructive talk by L. H. Spence .of Toronto, supervisor of tln uneniploymeiit Relief Department. He pointed out that the department had lately devised the system 0.` L`Zl>'ll relief, whe1'el)_\' :1 man would he gziven work and paid in cash fol his services. Insead of workin1_:.: two or three days :1 week for his montln ly allowance, by the new systein hu- would work ten days or two week.-` con. at so much a day un- til he had earned his allowance. and then would have the rest of the month to obtain odd jobs, or in some cases stoacly employment. 1}" giving :1 man cash for his ser\'ioe.~t it would help to raise his moral and also teach him the value of a dollar instead of a voucher. He suggested that the county try some relief work scheme that would employ men from the urban centres as well as. the rural. 1 ~ I. u n - .~ 117' . l UUILCII \`\ Z151 ` \ g G` um` other I Llll. LH|`1|.' i 4 of` }, > of pz11"._\'l, he}; '.\'it'n` I t W1_V'|j` c0n4h1<-t(-d'|C 11111 ! U!'l\'I red chrl wax -. :4. n nu- `I EBRITISH-ISRAEL ` 1 FEDERATION The British-Israel movement, though not altogether new in Barrie, is apparently misunderstood by a great many people. On Sunday night Rev. E. J. Springett, Dominion Commissioner of the British-Israel World Federation, addressed a fair- sized audience in the Roxy Theatre, setting forth the tenets of the move- ment in a masterly way. At the outset the speaker made it plain that the movement was not a new relig- ion or a new party. It did not seek to set up a new church or sect or cult. Nor did it hold that salvation could be found in any other way than th.roug`h Jesus Christ. The churches have been stressing the :Gospel of Salvation, but that is only `part of the teacl1ing' of the Bible; they have neglected the other side, the Gospel of he l{in_e'dom of God. Christ came p1`eachiu;:' the Gospel of Ithe Kingdom of God. It was not till lnear the end of His ministry that He preached the Gospel of Salva- ition. God is as much concerned iwith His people here and now as in ,the hereafter. There is no attempt 'to minimize the sacricial death on the cross. We must get right with :God. Claim British People to Bel The Lost Tribes of ` Israel. EPORT McI`J1COLL MEN ARE * SUED FOR $500 DAMAGES` [ ('lIIHl \\U..` >9. t :1 few h0u.~`(- -|Hn. Mid Htainmi that t. E1... AM ........1 4 The 1| damayzr.-.< \\ 9 :1\'oidab1r- .1-..-lC.. Ann.-. but: A unan- Agricultural Societies Wmt Grant I At the 'I`ue. session a de1e}.rz1-l tion 1-epre.=entin5_- the .-\_2'1'icultu1'al; Societir-.< of Simcoe County waited on; the council reque. nancial aidi for each fair. 1 I.` 1n|\'\in.~r\11 rm` ("nHinn~u-nnri i : JIIC`. l`l`U c_\'c1e in 14th Avrs. n\.,. -. . .v.-u.n_.. ` On the -'-\ |.-\.nni<- Cuba (\I... I),,.. 'll|LL' jod. : Inf,` .\I('DI`If.`I|` ('IZll|!H.`\l Lllilt LXlL' 1dnn1a_Lrr,-.< we-re th-1 1'o;~'1t 01' :m Uh- ':1\'oidab1.r- zwcirlont c'.u1.=(wi by thr- nx-':'i2rm<`r- of th rl;v.1_qhtm' of ma 1p:\'..'ni in that she drove hm` hic_\'cIe 1from .1 p'm('o of Sufi -t_\,` into 21 piace lot` d:~.n without takinu r0a.=on.1'oJ.=, ,p1'eca11t10n;<, as :1 1'e. of which the {driver did, not have an oppo1'tuni4.:.' Inf zxvoidin_;r the accident. .`.l.'Il i'\HlL l .1, and Davin u-pmble to ( an... A4` .~ HRIUH` LU \1UU. I [Hi `u-.1.` nm!;' of a 'I`hL-om':=.tic {gm (Continued on page ve) bjcn cBrirm= vuvnlvr. H ll {HP H('('I(H. HL \`."l5 Ci .n`eln.=.< muck}:-.=:< and 1 ntion of L]1r-d(-['t:n<' all Gubn claimed and costs. Oldest Paper in the County \'onin_: of Sept. 22. 193. )1. dauyqhtcr of .\I1`.zm .. f`..k.. urn V-:ll:!'u::< n In Port .\Ic.\'i(-01}. and when i1'. St. \m.~' . by an owned by Ja:<. .\`IcB1'iux1 by Edward I\IcB1`ien. Th: .=ovm-r-l,\' injured and died 1.< later in St. .-\n lV.....1 \I.. I`..'l... I >'OUII1`I'l_\ (Il."(`L'LlUIl U13` I El. llULL`(lILl Gubzz. \\' . DA. WI ` U. Ill 14:") L}.\;. UL said: You shall be to am, and ;:`a\'<.- them :1 The children of `.I'v;`d in the `.-.'iI(lu1'ne.<.< . L,,..... .. 4.1.... ,H.l ....4| >05 of lsrael. God per- o go to Egypt, where gres-:: but they grrew my of only seventy to and three million in `hen God decided to ut of Egypt into the V. In 1-186 B.C. at mid: "You m." 2: `.1-'. 'ed h-c:11:.~._- they did not xv.`.<. 'I'h<-n they weic for -100 ;cczu'.<, \'.'l1<>n 21 king. Paul was but he did not ohm` 111 opz11u.:waLer rzun, July 10th, at 2 p.111. The thanks of the Court were ex- tended to Mr. and 311's. Heslip who! had so generously put their cotvtutxesir at the disposal of the Presb_vte1'_\' 1'01"` the occasion. As this meeting was. also the occasion for the annual P1'0Sb_\'t(31`_V' picnic, there were also p1'e: the wives and some members of the familie:< of the ministe1`:< and elder;~:. About 80 enjoyed dinner in another cottage, and then . :1 deligrhtful ofternoon at the beach. Rev. E. C. Currie, of C1`eemo1'e, \*."=..~' elected .\Ioder:1to1` of P1`;-.=bj:-- tr:-2'3.` for the next six rnonths. .V1lUllU1.`l., UH! \1u \\< God.` 'Y` ..._. .5, \V\.ll.| king. did not obey .va.~' cho. 21 man 1 l`L.? . u...` . 61-.n c-lai m ed `N ..,....14 IHIH. rhter Mr. and \\'a.< riding :: hi~ `1_v direction on 1], WW1 L,'.\'i(-nll. {it \'.':xj.' ` urd 1 r-ntr-ring` M12. bv.1r_v.m- ,\lr. (iuhn an:<.in- .:`.~.~n cixlvnt v.':1.< cuu.=ed .J.1, ... ...-\..'l2 f`n.nnHu Ill 311-.` I J. 1114` .'ULHl(_'ll \\ULl1ll .`Uk' llb LU 2.1."! sf. thorn nanciz11l_\' in this. their- rst appeal to the county. Mr. Jam-5 i<`.~on added that there was no other: county in the province which was, hettm` represented at the (":m:1r_1i:m' .\':2tioma1 Exhibition than Simcoe, and, this wzxs brousrht about by the sup-` port ::n:l :1.<. from local fairs. I. I-3. Smith, of Iilnwzzlo. .<-c1'r~t;u'_\'I .. oh. 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