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Twice Weekly MON DAY and Section 2Poges to 12 THURSDAY BARRIE EXAMINER 86th YearNo S9 BARRIE ONTARIO CANADA THURSDAY AUGUST 1949 Empigiifm WWW lEddie Shores Pro Hockey Clu HSighfigfii or 297o 11 Manager Wes Altsopp officrally aiinnunuu this wick that Eddie Simw UN the Barrie Arena AUTHORIZKD ICONO CL Ill TH P051 OHICI DEPAITIUY OHAIA Nil PAlO AS NARC SS 1949 or nevi fruit limit lakes ilapcr for the rizoiitlis endv rng June 50 Iiilzi wa vatlflliw loafr mar correspond kltinriil INJURED IN DIVE AT AIR FORCE POOL From The lep Borden itizenl Officer adet ll llurttner undergoing training at the HCASf School dove from the springboard at the Air Force pool last Wednesday afternoon and landed on lils head at the bottom of the pool Officer adet Buettner was 1mg ltilr The ditziaw in ii warnings in the HHS it ml 111 in con tinucii lack iihfil for llfl tiltailmi sulphui wig and the de clrrii an uct lion and murmur lflflhlllltall lit print lmt lat full Lul Nilnnrl froru llilx do lli Mills like is txillrtlit deal had been pending for some gt lfor training quarters this fall This liiuc but it was put recently cori llllllld Short sole owner of the Spring field lndrans of the American Hockey League and Oakland Oaks of the Pacific oast League Will iiiovc irito carrrp Monday Sept 12 and vacate the premises on Satur day Oct in this prod Howe plittdillt states in Nt winkirued and earnings itlhiittlllt lli lft ililiiiiip lLl iii2illilluli He will bring with him large 3min Luv contingent of amateur and pro fcssional hopefuls among whom will be former Barrie Flycrs Bob Biiigley George Ford Whit Mous Sfllll Ken Schwartz and Kelvin Burnett lliirglcv hardgiillopiiig defence lllitll with the llycrs for the past two season was one of tire rriairi cogs in the locals retaining their llA Junior championship last gt year Now out of junior classifi proxrnratcly 10 youngsters llliulttl out of the water by the lifeguard and was treated at BSH where it as nrcessary to take approximately 30 stit chcs in his scalp The latest information receiv ed is that there was no scrioui concussion but that there was considerable loss of blood Head Xray plates have been sent to Toronto to determine whether or not an other com uncluunzid from ter callou the amiable Bing will be ppm mm mo mm plimuom His uri of S3til0iliil 5m win litre Fiver building state ticket Show urgnmuumu le rm mmu WNW the lifeguard states that be gt George Ford one of the rncm little fares and fans would bi well hi mam UNIT ins bers of the famous fourfortwoadvrwd to iiiasp im suhgiiiiwrs duh mu deal coach llap Erums executed plan quickly Widtm OCCUNd with lalt llocktis last season will UHM mummy mm which work out but return to ialt for 194950 mmme holds lilllll intiitst in total slot Second Potato Day In Dufferin County Schwartz rugged blucliner with the crew haircut is on the Shore Wednesday Sept 17 Second annual lotzito lrclil list but it is doubtful if he will be around when the pack corn lay will take place on Allan Lav ertys farirr ifoiniugs Mills Highs mencc training sessions Whit Moussiati started the 10481 way 24 on Wednesday September Ontario Department of Altlltlllz 49 season with San Diego Sky hawks of lhe lacrfic Coast League but shortly after was forced to lure officrals announce test llllflttli knee operation He fin plot with when mum has been planted The field day will include talk by Norman iiiiti lllrlilillt on the coin hrriii liiib nri ll snarl sand of 131 Allxiilttll shari corripaitd wrl tilt and $701 19 spictncly for flu Let month ol fill and $10M and Slim for 1h lwliirli lll lllli hlllllE SHORE Nil ilnlilzlltf cultural on June an ltllil of Shllti3lii7 only xiiiJilly ir tiids fig siuitli prosn vi club from ap Complete First Truss New Alliston Arena Ivllrsmn lllllilflt lircctron of first etc it trusses of the Allcton icnmrral Arena was coinplebd ilidiiiiliy after noou it tlllll that the cichiauau crew from Dominion llridge will tiililllitlv their work 3iu one ilil Tlilce loadn of by Wednesday iZaclr load coir mind one cornnlctw truss weigh ing moi llrar fair tons Yoiinect ing each of thr lltli are nine sway braces is well as diagonal bracunz Four more are to be leagues is the Buffalo Bison sweat shop Schtdulid to lift the wire lucsday Srpt fl the Alli entry vill witness many Barrie favor ites in action at Fort Erie Flltlll the Memorial up finalists of 104748 are dcfcnccirian llay itilll forwards Rusty Aikiu and lil St Pierre and nelmindcrs iii Mayer and Jim Strachan the latter being local ice product Joe Iaydec McArthtir from tho Ilyers first edition and Joe Lund regular with the llisons Some of the keenestsliots at this years DCRA meeting atConnauglit Rifle Ranges are members of the Active Army and RCAF Shown above is the mixed ArmyRCAF team representing the Royal Canadian School of Infantry at amp Borden Standing left to right they are Officer Cadets Gard ncr Arnprlor Ont and Barrett King ston Ont Capt Alfred Le Fevre team cap shimer London and Gibson Hamilton and FO Hardy RCAF Toronto Sit ting left to right are Cpl Loree RC AF Kamsack Sask Sgts Brown RC AF Windsor Watt Victoria BC and Fred Rowell Torontoand Cpl Rox borough Barrie Ont CANADIAN ARMY PHOTO lul ltil had arrived ished the year with Houston Clip pers of th USHL Buffalo Bison farm organizaticn Hus5 00 cycle power and underground STEAM PLANT POWER READY BY DECEMBER With the arrival of the first oil four 5000 kilowatt turbine gener ators Hydro Chairman Saun ders announced the 20000 kilowatt Scarboro emergency steam plant should be lit full operation by Dc cember The plant located on Torontos eastern harbor front will generate power onto ed economics also will System cables will tie it in with the Tor HydroElectric considerable amount of the GOCy cle power generated will be util ized where feasible in connectioa with new consumer growth Under this plaii it was contend worrld be effected when the entire city is channg over to the new frequency This be available at call for the small 62 cycle area in downtown Toronto Send them back to school smiling and freshers the flowers With crisp clean Suits Dresses Tunics Blaz ers Sweaters Skirts Coats Ties Rain or Trench Coats MEtc niaizzlriirvowf CLEANERS andShirt Laundrers PROMPT PICKUP und DELIVERY PNnAc wm CHIEF OF ORILLIA DRIVER OF WEEK Orillia News Letter motorist who has driven more than 400000 miles without an acci dent was selected as the driver of the week for this week The driver is William Carson chief of the Orillia police force since 1937 and before that ser gcant with the Toronto force Chief Carson started driving 30 ycars ago and has driven continu ally since have been very fortunate the chicf said when asked to explain ihow he was able to drive for so imany years without an accident iI have always tried to be careful when behind the wheel of car but you have to look out for the other fellow too always try to give him as much room as can When asked what he thought from the years of his driving ex perience the most dangerous driv practiccs the chief promptly re plied Speeding There is no question about it speed is the main factor in causing accidents he said speaking of his observations both as driver and police officer interested in promot ing safety Statistics will bear this out and they do not tell the full story as it is often difficult to prove that speed was the cause Ranked next to speeding was in attention on the part of the driver driver has to be alert at all times he remarked pointing out rthat lapsestoslook over sceneryror totake part in conversations often causes accidents Third in the list of causes of ac cidents the chief placed careless ness which often can be inatten tion Careless driving is frequent ly found to be responsible for ac cidents he said Faulty safety equipment on cars particularly brakes was also cited Iby the chief but he said this caused fewer accidents than the other reasons Wbecause nearly all ldriVers today keep their cars in lreasonably good condition The need of maintaining proper steering brakes and so forth has been emphasized so much that few drivers take out cars not inproper condition he said occasionally it happens but not often Therchief also pointed out that cars today were safer than ever efore andwere far cry from the models of 1919 when he rst began driving Speaking of Orillias record for traffic safety Chief Carson said the town did well during July but the Augustrecordbad not been so good realize that out Of town drivers Were responsible for usonie of the accidents on our streets but Orillia drivers have to bear some of the responsibility he said emphaslzingthe need for constant care In speaking of the rights ofped estriansand cars the chief pointed out that cars making right hand turns at signal light intersections against the light have onlywthe right to do so whenthere is no pedestrian traffic He also point This Pontiac Floitloudor Deluxe SponCoupound beautiful new Chevrolet Stylollno Dcluxo Sodun on buttwbof the grand prizes to be awarded tboj winners of tho Klwunlrsofoiy Campaign Caro Courluywmpollllon Fulldgtdlls may be obtained from Klwanlcns Contplnn Ropnspnlullvoi or direct fromKlwanls Salary Compillgni Houdquurtm 330 Buy Smurloronta Toto phone 7176 or cross in safety ed out motorists should keep back far enough when the light is against them so pedestrians can Three other well known junior boys will attend the training grounds Jim Iernfuss who played with Stratford Krochlcrs last year Harry lidtiirny former Gait Rocket and Philadelphia Rocket and Bill Kodalsky who had brief whirl in Barrie sweater when the Flycrs were first en tcrcd Big John Slicddcn major fac tor in Emms plans for the nearing junior season will work on the blueline for Shore but remain be hind whcn ttic teams pack for south of the border This is Shores second consecu tivc year in the Barrie ice palace but the first organization to enter the doors of the newly constructed building Happy Emms and his Barrie Flycrs will be the second as they are scheduled to start the review ing march on Monday Sept 19 The aggressive coach looked upon as one of the finest junior pilots in the Dominion will attempt to unfamiliarit Barrie Valleysflsf Game Few persons have ever come in direct contact with Mr Sandman the gent who throws slumber at thecorner of your eye balls His operations are amazingly success ful as Barrie Valley Taxi will con firm They met this gentleman in the fourth inning of their opening championshipfinalrwlthuNewmar ket Dixons at Newmarket Monday evening and foundhim quite an obliging chap Just to show no favoritism the genial night worker treated each and every Valley player with his sleeping drug just as the club was running along smoothly Newmarket didnt wait for theirr visitors to awakebefore continu ing the contest and crossed the home platter 13 times during the Valley 40 winks That is just about the story of 141 defeat Valley received as they sit with onegame deficit in their bestinfive championship final They were rolling along grace fullywith not worry in the world and 10 leadto protect when they took time out Had they notified the Dlxonsthetale might have been different It was one of the most fantas ticoneinning outbursts to be wit nessed in some time Dot Miller the definite backbone of the Bar rie hopefuls appeared to be in rare form Sheregistered four strikeoutsuin three innings didnt allow hit Innis swiftrunning left fielder on and in twobf the three frames retired the side in order She led off thevfourth by issuing walkto Phyl McInnis Her mat es caught the runner ona fielders choice at secondMary Ellen Mc vthe Dixons lived on an error and Moore walked Third baseman Mary Osborne contributed an important hit to the Dixon cause to driverhome the tie ing run of thaball game Dot Mil ler forced Dois Manning to fly out to Hazel Wright in left field and then the trouble started THEHoME or Goon INSURANCE SINCEIBSS IMALCOMSONS thsurance Agncv emanase llinunloplStreotr Bdrrlsfcnt last year and At Dciiiaico Bar rie olt of 1030 are other popular members of the Bison chain Paul Meger Sid McNabucy Gord 1cnnell and Don Ashbce have received word to report to flip Buffalo workouts along with Erliie Keefe who started last year with Barrie and then was traded to Call Jerry Reid lanky and popular centre iccman from Owen Sound who carried many torch for the Flycrs in 104748 is pegged for the Detroit Red Wing platform Last lscason Reid in his first whirl at professional hockey was one of the brightest stars in the roster of the Indianapolis Caps of the AHL When his club was eliminated front the league playoffs Jerry was called by the parent club Detroit Red Wings and saw action in NHL Stanley Cup competition against the Toronto Maple Leafs Many more will be packing their grips for training camps and these names will be flashed as soon as possible With two out and the game tied Newmarket proceeded to enjoy al most delightful holiday trip There were 11 batters which strolled to the plate and romped the sacks with ease Valley didnt obtain the thirdout until EdiiaMGrath had cleared the paths with toweringl home run In alltholrwere 17 batterswho faced Miller in the fourth Ten hit safely and three were issued walks It was quite blow for the Val ley girls to recover from and de finitely rough treatment for their ace hurler Miller did recuperate however and only allowed two hits for the remainder of the route for one run But her mates were helpless when it came to solving the of ferings of youthful Hester Clark The Dixon hurler wouldntallow Valley to buy hit after that 13 run explosion She did oblige Jessie Rogers Valley shortstop by allowing single in the sixth but that was all Clark didnt like the rest ValleyWere sent home with only thrge hits to their creditthrough out the evening Marjorie Long hurst DotMiller and Rogers the lone connectors Mary Osborne and Edna McGrath were firepower hitters for New market each slamming out three safeties Lois Blight was next in line with two Newmarket 000 130 11412 Barrie 001 000 01 Weekly Newspaper Best Advertising Medium Hurdwdre Dealer Asserls Importance of retailers advertis ing in their weekly newspaper Was emphasized by Nelson McFarland of Long Branch at recent 0n ity decks should be cleared for Thompson potato specialist of the OAC Some of the testplot pota toes are scabresistant Mr Thomp son will discuss these Fertilizer applications on the test plot have ranged frorri nothing to 2000 pounds per acre Super phosphate application has been 300 pounds to half an acre Side drcss ing with nitrogen applied at bios1 soniiug time was made at three different rates 50 mo and isol pounds an acre The Hon Kennedy wrll formally open the days program Included in the days program will be demonstrations of potato5 machinery particularly digging and grading equipment There will also be demonstration of other tillage equipment in sod field which is to be used for pota toes ncxt year Development of Com ls Ahead of Normal Because of Weather Due to semitropical conditions resulting from drought and rain that came too late to save the hay bumper crop of corn is now inI dicated Weather is never standard an OAC official noted We can not be sure that the thermometer willl reach 85 on Jilly 10 nor that there will be no frost after June 15 or before September 20 Rain on Thursday clear on Sunday nev et assured yet we plan our seedi time and harvest on the calendar because of experience and custom Mllempoiritgdrout that frost is looked for in midMay and potai toes are planted around May 24l Wheat is sown about September 1l In nine out of ten years thesei arbitrary dates are good and suf cient guide However there are exceptions and 1949 has certainly been the exception The same weather which came too late to save the hayhas as one agriculturist putsi it created semitropical conditions andhas changed corn prospects from very poor to very good In spite of poor start corn has made remarkable growth and will be ready for silo two weeks ahead of normal At the same time he remarked plus rain l3000000 tons of hay have been lost due to dry weather and it must be knocked off supply of roughage for next winters use The moral of the story he eb served is that if the normal date lth Ulttlttl before llln bit roofing jot ll10 Miami of lltltlli proudlylhwllls voluntary holds uvmvammd mkv 1mm haildlltll will lri irrllod upon to take over it is estimated that lllfl mm caught while trolhiw off Olfli new MTV at wk iciiu be kcul busy illlt the roof it is eni tired ill the llairre harnber of5 Im Im onimcrci season fish derby lIXAMlNlCR I01SIINSON GOES To Dr loid Stiltbltill OfficerIii Charge of the Dominion Experi AerAlIAN wuhl inrcntal Substation DelhiOnt has Sllllklsmn 0f 10 Australia resigned to accept an appointment Wheat Board announced that air ins head of im Soi hemistry De lflltlltttnl Willi llH United Kim partmcut ntario Agricultural dour had bccir reached on wheat College Guelph shipments from the 1040 crop lix ports of wheat from Australia to 1st Soldier cant imagine what the United Kingdom itself and lJoc does with his money He was other areas supplied by the British short yesterday and hes short Ministry of Food will total 00 mil again today lion bushels compared with 80 mil lznd same is be trying to borrow lion bushels in 1948 Of the 60 mil from you lion bushels 35will be slrippcdas 1st No Im trying to borrow grain and the remainder as flour from him TAILOREDT0MEASURE SUITS TOPCOATS PRICED FROM $4950 SUITS TOPCOATS IN STOCK READY WHILE YOU WAIT COME AND SEE THEM STETSON HATS $850 $1000 BROCK $500 LFI 51TirsfloimSthYS non lABOR DANCE BKiltls resm something different 17 every sonic AND INDUSTRY SAT 5m to llllEllS AND CADET furs sin IIIERNATIleIAL DAY for silolling is September in order to nsile the ISM crop and avoid spoilage due to overmatur silofrlling about September 14 It certainly paystohe prepared says the crop expert The rightirne to ll the silt is when coriteontains 70 3075 mots ture This condition is reached be tween early andlate dough stages in the cornfs development Too much moisture results in sour silage Too little mouldysilage It is even possible to be fooled by the corn itself be tario Retail Hardware Association cause hybrid types remain green convention We are definitely sold on adver tising in our store and have run the gamut of advertising experience and experimentation he told the hardheaded hardwaremen accord ing to report in Hardware and Metal It is our considered opin ion that the best medium for reach ing largemasses over an extended area is the local weekly newspaper We have the misfortune of being located at the endof the buSiness section and only by consistent and dynamic advertising have we main tained in high sales volume Many of us are small retailers operating in small local areas where they have these small weekly news papers These local papers are close to the community they are friendly and llntlrniite and subscribers read themfrom cover to cover An ad cannot help bulmake lengtle mistonv farther into maturitydhan do the old openpollriatecl types Be sure to visit HEINTZMAN CO lPicmo and Organ Exhibit of the means ANIMAL SHOWS wrn 5m AGRICULTURE and llVESTOCKPARADE lUNIOR lamen lANCERS SEPIIO cAnjnbiiin EHURS filil IRAlllfGiiiitlttlll dill 50 lllll