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PAGE TWO 23 THE BARBIE EXAMINER unstisnLo tau Publlslied Twice Weekly By THE BARBIE EXAMINER Lll MEMBER Class Weeklies or Canada Audit Biifcbli of Circulstann UNIW Illlimlil Newspapers Aroclatlot hiscllliu nniour IANAGIHQ rsztsu II II WALLS IICIvPIUlDENT mo BUSINESS IANAGLI 1Iv Lubu dressing rtcin nigizon extra ilill 8W time Ilttil iiiI ow ILBll INVITE TO IUIII xiii tu Barrie Arena ILL tnv 12 II BURDEN Alli lUlttl em IgtjyIn 3th it Planned for the dual purptw newt Ii if in those members of the Royal nmhan In Li all ea llrull tlll lorce who gave their lllcs in st with up din war and as method or better lltlili and win iini VI in or Barrio arc ii the public with peacetime th litAl Saturday the lltn of dive broil litlttlitl Ali Iorti Day lilllrvs ti1liv Accordingly RCAF Station Camp Bord cll is holding Open llouse on that day and is hoped that large number of cumz Iviil uiil visit the Station and enjoy the day there Included in the program is an in lllalll oi hangars and training equipment as lllll types of aircraft Vampire tcrit which are the firsf line fighter defence of anada today will put on ilyine display and in addition an aerobatic display Will bc presented with at least one Harvard cruil In addition there will be xippw dropping demonstration depletiin Ilt with the Army can deliver large quantities of supplies to isolated places Military bands will be present including the Second IIi ional Signal Regiment lruinpet Band of lor onto which recently tied for first place the best trumpet band in Canada These aitt other interesting events assure iilois of most enjoyable afternoon The Station open to the public from 130 pm until 00 pin and admission is free secondarj aim of Air Force Day to acquaint the public with the activities otIthe RCAF Benevolent Fund and also to raise contributions for this organization Tags will be sold but all contributions will be entirely voluntary MEN OF RESOURCE No other business presents such chal large to young Canadians as farming As way of life it demands skill ability and char acter to high degree Anyone can make living of sorts in the city But to be really successful farmer man needs wide variety of abilities and qualities Coupled with good health common sense and genuine love of the land he must be something of soil technician crop expert gardener orchardist blacksmith electrician carpenter butcher veterinarian mechanic lumberman weathermanand bus iness man He needs common sense to judge what to grow and to determine the best times for plowing and seeding and to solve the enor mous number of minor and major difficulties that arise on farm In addition he requires an acute market WAcnser torjudgeithe bestitime for selliiigior withholding crops or animals There is little use in disposing ofor growingvcertain crops or stock when the market is gluttcd with them Astor the other skills Paw the tractor has broken down again Can you fixit Dad willIyou take look at the grey mare Shes gooey5a little lame and think shes picked up stone The kitchen roofs leaking again Dad Could you patch it please know youre tired dear but we havent any lightsthe windmill generator has stop ped working Dad were going to need some ham be fore long How about butchering that big hog like you promised How much seed do we need for the back forty and what are we going to plant And so on and so on Many farmers live so far from town they well int thod by which the Air Force in coojmahon carY be mm saiztis of people iron the town for hockey matches ice carnival festivals We cannot continue Eio tliic class of hockcy which hax put tie ll the that lliilil OLISI to court lit o1iissoi iiahlc to book liil ci illill and io shows with the presciv ntlll IEie iidtoritni is much llllivW Tc qiirenients for musical festivals of whcl time have been two already this Sprint arc to come next Wednesday All lu people who wan to go to these events cant the iccozninodated The situation is especial acute because we cannot look utter tlzc many people of our district who want to our hockey and hear our music but ct It is not good public relations for liar llt ltl liar tltl oiltcr Til Naturally the only objection can he is it raise the tax rate Granted the town needs new schools and new hospital ul we will have them But this arena prov position isna straight matter of business The iarena commission have stated that they have every reason to believe that with big lucr and better arena which includes new tlighting new roof and more allroiind ac connnodaton the increased revenue from all coinr to isourccs should be more than enough to cov Icl the cost of each years debentures That its over and above normal operating costs Debentures each year will be 8883886 All lthc arena commission asks the ratepayers of Barrie to do is to guarantee these debentures They believe from their estimates and poten tial contracts with hockey clubs and major attractions that they can gain enough rev enue to cover the debentures so that thc ratepayers wont have to pay any of the cost of the alterations The ratepayers of Barrie are asked to have faith in the future of the Town and District and back the arena pro posal If the proposal is approved Barrie would then have an arena second to none estimat ed worth $375000 at cost very much below that figure an arena of which not only the Town but the District can be very proud IREIIENDOUS SCALE 0F IEACEIIAIE PROGRAM 0F CANADIAN RED CROSS Red Cross Society for 1948 recently dis 26 revenue from such sources as government and municipal grants patients fees from hospitals operated by the Red Cross and Junior Red Cross fees etc In expending this money in 1948 the Red Cross spent $1001 02295 on the blood transfusion serVicc An other Sl41146405 went for hospital oper ation nursing services etc Disaster relief accounted for $16792119 and other welfare services $10921876 Research projects such as school meal study program and demon stration school of nursing took $7427680 Other items of expenditure were as follows instructional programs $33594301 Junior THE BARRLI talk given at the May meeting of the Victoria Home School Association by Ken nelli Robinson llarrie ltec reation nnnscllor in the over all sense of making the most of the summer months be ltVt can agree that it must carry meat deal further titan lltltl iillllIlI lo the childs selfin dulgence of desired pleasures llu prziuLples of health safety eduentmn and of course recrea tion must continue during these freei loinschool weeks Let us just for moment dwell on each of these factors to refresh lll our minds their importance Iirsl health flight herefor the 10 or 12 week period the par ents have possibly greater re sponsibility You normally quite naturally watch your childs diet rest periods and accepted health procedures but here they are usu ally pluyingall day long and not under the watchful eyes of teachers and school health nurses Conta gious diskuses can get head start tributed shows revenue from contributions OLSIBOlBGl There wasanother $905182Llllilrltllli pitfalls that appetipdur The financial statement of the Canadian if it ltillttllltlblv islllim k9 Thcre is the common danger of poison ivy poison oak the drink ing of impure water and all those ing the stunnier months This is also period for buildingup the childboth physically and inertial ly so adequate rest must be as suretltloses of excitement hind strange adventures must be kept at reasonable minimum And finally although there is that con tinual feeling that the child is al ways under foot this is splendid opportunity for the parents and particularly the mother to become better acquainted with her school childnot the fact that he is hard to get tip in the mornings or that he neglects his ears when possible but more to the point of how he Red Cross $20020814 miscellaneous $110 capital expenditure buildings $99165491 publicity $45106563 administration and operating $78885020 These figures indicate the tremendousscale of the peacetime pro gram of the Canadian Red Cross Society VON TAG DAY The Barrie branch of theVictorian Order cannot call in experts they need even if they of Nurses is one of 100 branches across Can can afford to They must rely on their own wits and ingenuity The fact that so many do this with so much efficiency places the Canadian farmer on high level of intelligence and capability We take off our hats to the farmer Hes tops THE ARENA BYLAW Tomorrow between the hours of 10 am and 700 pm daylight time the ratepayers of the Town of Barrie will go to the polls to vote you infavor of the Town of Barrie making grant to the Barrie Arena CQmmissin not eitceeding $131500 for gplagrging the Barrie Arena The Examiner believes that this proposit ionis worthy of support fact it is an op portunity Which should not be turned down because thetime is now and some years later mightbe too late The Arena was turned over to the Town of Barrie in September 1945 by its original owners the shareholders of the BarrieVAgrir cultural Arena Limited at nominal charge of one dollar The Town issued debentures of $30000 for an artificial ice plant In three years the municipallyappointed arena com mission which consists of three members of counciland two ratepayers appointed by the council have reported an operating surplus of over $17000 Ihlssum has been turned in to improvements on the building for inst ance monolithic marble floor so that the arena could be available for allyear activ ities concrete pit for removal of snow 400 pairs of new rollerslcates second storey over front of Iarena for lounge and extra rest won specialbylaw The ballot asks ArelJ 11 ada The VON has headquartrs at ottawa and works in cooperation with government health departments on federal provincial countyand municipal levels The VON is voluntary visiting nurse organization Aeross the country there are about 500 nurses and they make approximately one million calls year The citizens of Barrie have enjoyed the services of Victorian Order nurse for 25 years and they willgain have an oppor tunity of showing their appreciation for this service by buying VON tag on Saturday lmust playhe is sun in the puppy OPINIONSIOF OTHERS GAVE PialANCE T0 SEE WHERE mpNEv WENT Fergus NewsRecord Whenwthe first houses werereadyand the keys were turned over to tenants at an official ceremony last Wednesday the attendance was not large The ceremony had been pushed ahead week and there was no chanceto advertise it in this paper The at= fendance was only fair and consisted mostly of ladies and children from the immediate neighbor hood and those who had been speciallylasked to be present An opportunity was given to two of the new houses We thought it rather pity that more Fergus people could not see into these houses After all this is one of the big projects of the year in Fergus The new subdivisioniwill make history Besides the residents of Fergus have large financial stake in the project Finally everybody likes to look into new house We asked Mr Wallis of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation if it would be possible to have one or two houses open at later date after the paper came out last week We explained thatiwe thought other people should have chance to see inside He agreed and made arrangements for the one house to be open Sunday The attendance on Sunday showed that his thoughtfulness was appre ciated look through thinks and believes and wants and dreams It is frequently too prom inently obvious that many of us are unaware of just what goes on in the think boxes of our child rcn Safety precautions In fact ad ditional safety precautions must be obseryed sick or injured child is not going toget the most out of the summer months Help your child avith com on sense warnings about water sallyelty and street traf aflake piccaiiMuiseif vhen travellingwarn the child ren about the dangers of playing around uncompleted buildings and excavations and about animals and other possibilities on other peoples property Then education canwcontinue by the encouragement of cooperation in the home Additional time can be spent in training the children to assist with ftheir share of the every day chorestheir bed mak ing and help with the dishes and in the garden And now recreation The child stage He has had tenmonths of connement4m him at least it ii II Ideals cannot becut down to pattern WeI mpply every benet known to our professidn every improvement that will comfort the living and enhance the beauty and dignity of the tribute In our Jeriire to the liv ing the principles we fol low allow no compromise We serve as we would be served regardless of our patrons rank religion or resources as family unit EXAMINER BARBIE ONTARIO CANADA Helping Your Child to Make The Most of Summer Months when during the greater part of the day he has had to sit slilland use his mental capacities and now is his time for free physical expres sion lie wants to do these things in the sunshine and the fresh air after being curtailed for so long tune llut he mustnt do these things to the detriment of his health nor must he disregard the common sense rules ol safety hence our supervised beach our playgrounds and the Day Catnip There is also the opportunity for culture and educational improve them to be included in his recrea tion but during the summer months this can be done as pain less injection There is travel to see our notable areas and districts our national sites and interesting topography this preferably done There is an op portunity for walks and hikes and to study nature lorethis again is ideal as family outingand if inothlr and father are rusty on this subjectthe family can brush up together And readingtoo oil ten entirely neglected during the summer months Quiet rests must be encouraged and insisted upon and reading is an ideal way of occupying the child during these TCSITCTIOOST These resperiod are essential because the summer just cant be comprised entirely of run and jumpthe health factor must be considered Now having made few sugges tions how our children can be as sisted in making the most of the summer months would like to offer some ideas on how these sug gestions may be applied locally have made reference to our summer program Lastyear we included six supervised areas in our playground system and here we had 583 registered childrenand tavern aged daily an attendance of 250 The playgrounds are situated pres ently one in each ward and here the children from ages ranging from to 14 and 15 have super vised play which includes story telling arts and crafts organized active game singing quiet and in thin Whack bull Noimwmhno chance You save or Mm your present burner and refund your money Act now while Ipeclal tildein allowances are In effect Ihll oot In good for limited time only No down pay mentuni OHM Start saving now Phone or no us today Ellis Gibson Ltd Cameron 65 BRADFORD ST TIMKEN Silent automatic TIMKEN ori BURNERS W0 know the Inked WallFlame Oil Burner is the most oconoinlcal and We want to prove it to you with our guar jnlu of loving We have accomplished savings up to 25 onIfbl Ind electricity for many of our tradein customers will tout your present burner free Then on the bail the test results we will tell you exactly what savings will guarantee with new Timken WallFlame Oil 8mm installed in your present boiler or furnace guarantee In writing on moneyback LETTERS the EDITOR III tll IUll IIIIIIHIII Home Kentoni Sit in ltl it it Ix Itiv lULIalkl it itiic iiv vl Jul tilt itlu Zlc 3ip ioiici in limit ltojlu ill it tins Ictlet lxdf2 Il illJ hf ll ill lurirnv to ill 2ltIill lltillllllluil llw Rained ui lulii iig ortoiilv to 30 iii ther Hist ougc upon vli ioiiiicil has Vlltll Ili il=ifiy iniciie On Illt cultiaiy Iatlnne li ubilt and iittr will and feel proud that it exitcit of cut llllll nan vli tile iIlLiilltrlllf topsoil lzes that Air Shaw would like to point out how cyer that the Wooden gttiucure to lltIl 311 Shaw ielzs and of liicli lliezc cveial in the municipality are all fast chlorda sting to the Iltlllll where lino xiii have to be replaced or the roar closed The one in question has its lllllllltlll oltcd out and the pzissttre from the lzill along vth llic lieziiy Illijtllltli traffic shoved lIll tiinlnr caps oll piles llIJIIll bridge ill lllltl1ll you lllllsl have sound foundation for it to rest on Sincly Mr Show knows owing to the fact that the Dept of Highways pays an ttl lsubsidy on all llllt and culvert construction izhui tlu pninicipzil ity it is hiath unlikely that they fill lttnld tailic iy lli li has th Idancing games industrial tours and free playtime all of which we feel is benecial to the child from health and creative stand lllli mits for further training in social cooperation and social adjustment nr Ilay Tnmp operates daily with the children from the play grounds attending ti day week in succession across the llay ii llinets Point Last year we spcc ialized in leather Vurlt ll the Day Tanip andtlic children particular ly enjoyed wthis instructive past time Our supervised beach system is widely used with over 2200 per sons enjoying the facilitics and int struclion We are particularly pleased that for the three year the swimming and water safety program has been under our ad ministration we have had no seri scares minister We also organize and ad Playground 1y l0 to 15 years of age last summer and consistent also good vision had ers who took keen interest in learning points of the game main Iii other words you cannot and also primarily because it per ous injuries and only one or two Softball Ieagues for junior and senior boys with the ages ranging from rough Tennis instruction came under our superg wet turnouts mainly of junior and senior teeni ly fundamental as it was the first season of playing for the majority We have close contact with the baseball orgarfizhtiohlortlie boys who wish to take up this physical pastime If the arena is open there will also be roller skating for5 those who are inclined in this dir ectionor possiny there will again be an ice skating school which will cater to those addicted to the blades Those who can do so also may send their boy or girl to any one of considerable number of ac credited camps where they will be under closest supervision and in struction of very fine counsellors Dept of Education Counsellorin training schools Bikes and liostelling will appeal to many of the older groups of children Smallness of budget precludes the recreation council from touching this eld but we are interested in organized hikes even including overInight jaunts WE GUARANTEE SAVINGS WITH PHONE 3855 lilsosi an WIN on mum out runuacss WATII Hutu Final Lilo Iliali Ulill wt climll ii is Li lilailcr it often tiroieht as lurid Iill us Lot ii and and periodic ltlllll Illirtlzs and lllll ill tlic laiiiily tliililtciis iiiiiiiigc change ill our itl or the sci til ll Iolit business may ltlltltl your plan obsolete toIa gander or lcss cxtent In scckiiie practical and workable iiinciidniciits to your lll plan from little to time the lithium iciicrul ll rusis otlcis you consultative HHltt llgtttl on broad cxpiricncc of estates itlininistration his scrvitc includes careful review of your ilsxch lill ltIllllllllill ol your tax liabiliiicsf Vc lllil your inquiries Qtr 11 TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS Illllll Ifnu ISJ Iluv Sheer town llllll5RINi ASSITS ll $300000000 would permit us to build new structure VllllUlllli5llllllllg the jiltSLlll title This would like to point out has been done by Provincial En gineer and his findings were that In closing would like to ex the present structure was unsafe llllSS 30 Ml Illlllm lhl milks and must be replaced The mater 0f 000100 for permitting us to ial is already on the ground and Him to the ratepayers and the the contract lot and we hope to public throughthis channel have the work started imrnediatc Yours very truly ly LOUIS II IIIUAX do not know where Mr Shaw RPPVO Townhm Es gol his information from in rcAIF Om Mill lll 1949 gards lo the diversion road but would like to declare very eni phatically that council has not paid rent for this road ill any shape or form at any time Samuel Rose CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 09 Collier Street BARBIE Telephone 4949 registered RIGHT Theres money when you need it by mail now from HFCeHousehold Finance Corporation of CanadaTo make loan Ijust clip and mail the attachedcoupon for complete information without obligationLoans are made promptlyh without delay This new service brings HOUSEHOLD FINANCES friendly courteous servida to everybody By far the most people who borrowfroma commuter finance company useHFC Sorborrow the tight Way borrow the money you need from HFC by mail Housuioinrmiiiiui b0 orsemrmBS mum Iv run or murmur 55 Minded Strut Edd ORILLIA om Hour lo by oppolnlmnl bur rm come your Household Finance Corporation of Canada 55 Missing St East Orillll 0nLI new tell me widen aliman how unset 39 up mec Addim City Pmm