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Member Audit Bur eau of Circulaqu Dedicate Legion Colors at Elmvale AUIHORIIID AS SKCONO CLASS IML hit P05 OFFICE DEPARTMENY OYIANA SEVERAL CATTLE FOUND BLOATED RECOMMEND OIL By ROS Quite number of firmrrs have been having trouble with bloat among their cattle this fall The rains have brought the pastures back and cattle may be eating too much gusts animal bloated every day or so finds that cup of coal oil and the same amount of lin seed oil given promptly will relieve the trouble in an hour This is worth knowing as quick action is needed The trucker who removes dead animals had over dozen calls last week Rev Dr Retiring To Farm By RILS Rev It Sinclair Di who for 20 ycais has bad charge of the lrlyteriaiis of Allaiidale and iii iiisfil has retich and Will go to live on farm in Scarboio lived on the farm as bare footed boy and have been lti notazizruatriaOnllla Buses Carry him formal sendoff They can take care of their own souls for ii while he said ed by the eniziiiiiiiiity at large as lie took an active part in local af fairs Dr Sinclair mentioned typical busy day as last Satuiday when he had two Weddings two fun erals and radio broadcast to handle individual or firm to provide local service within the town mlerg in TWHIUH and psi limits The matter is still before the town council and tend capacity hail to deal With all Airt ers are being called at the present time The ratepayers may be asked to vote on bus franchise in December The citiz Cadet personnel matters in their respective area also served withl lAir ViceMarshal Middleton for 9113 ll Barrie wm llmbably be interllsud the Ollowmg 111 period of two years who is well ticle relating to the bus service in our neighboring town known to those behind the Air Cadet movement because of his interest in Air Cadet welfare Also have had the pleasure of inspecting many cadet squadrons in Canada and have always been tmore than satisfied with what It saw UNIVERSAL REENNESS have always found one thing ithat is the universal keeiiness on their part to have their squadron obtain the highest possible honors This is perhaps quite natural be lcause boys in tiie Air Cadet age group are nearly always keen COLORS DEDICATED at Eimvaie Legion These photos were taken at aboutanything competitive they iiimvaie when ceremony was held to dedicate the colors of the new branch of The Canadian Legion at Elmvale The upper photo shows the dedication of the colors Shown in the centre photo are those who were on the march past platform right to left Bibby Barrie Com imander Zone kCoi Fitzgerald OBE Onngevlile Provincial Command President liCapt Ii Anderson Camp Borden Protesti ant Chaplain In the lower photo 32 veterans are seen parading to the agricultural park for the initiation ceremony in Legion branches in Zone Photos by Ralph Congdon Canadian Legion Barrie Branch Group Capt Reyno Tells About Air Cadets aycee DinnerlMeeting balance Of the present recruiting campaign and on that basis they would soon have unit of which they would haveevery right to be justly proud Following is the text ofGroup Captain Reynos remarks Barrie has an excellent reputa tion among all Service people and the favorable have heard in mylown career are both many and varied Comments of this nature are tribute to any town which must harbor transient cu was promulgated which made members of the However any town can only be as me as the people It and as officers careers in the Air Cadet progresswe commerce was verypleased to speak on Cadets be the formation of Toronto Central cause not only am interested in Committee which had Earl Gor but donMrCoibrook and Sir Ellsworth direct Flavelle on its frst roster There Group Captain Reyno AFC chief instructor at RCAF Staff College Toronto gave fine address at the September din ner meeting of the Junior Cham ber of Commerce of Barrie at Community HouseWedneSday ev ening last The occasion was Air Cadet Week Group Captain Reyna was met at the entrance by Pipe Major Robertson of NO 102 Squadron and piped to his place at the head table He was introduced by Squadron Leader Rodgers VD chairman of the Air Cadet committee and thanked by Flight Lieutenant Arnold chief instructor President Wil liam Merrick of the Jaycees was chairman Squadron Leader FuBadgley MBE commanding officer of No 102 Squadron introduced the new padre Rev dePencier Wright rector of Trinity Church former comments that military forces chamber of the Subject of Air the Air Cadet movement drawn contact with various bodies of Air have been into sponsoring Cadet personnel behind the movement but these 3CAF chaplain Rev Mr Wright through my service appointments are thenames which come to mind sgoke of the need for more re served as senior personnel staff just now uits He suggested the Jay officer at both Western Air Com financial drive was started undertake However discovered in my various inspections that the success attained by any squadron was always directly commensurate with lbc amount of mtcrest taken in the squadron by its spansoring body its officers and its instruc tors These thrce factions must work closely and well together be fore any squadron success can be assured It is difficult to obtain factually correct history of the Air Cadet movement in Canada be cause could find no authoritative writings on the subject However the movement was borne in Mon treal with Taylor and Arthur Melting of Montreal taking most active parts but they were ably assisted by Alex Ross of Van couver These gentlemen actuall 1y soldxthe RCAF on the idea and were responsible for obtaining RCAF backing as far as training was concerned The Air Cadet movement was actually fashioned after the Air Training Corps in the United Kingdom In 1941 the first squadrons were formed and in 1942 the first quali fying course for Air Cadet of ficers was given by the RCAF With the first class of officers hold ing RCAF commissions graduat ing early in 1943 It was in this same year that the orderincoun the RCAF responsible for the training training equipment and movement As far as Ontario is concerned the movement began in 1942 with were other pro nent men as well cecs as sponsors make their 510 mand Headquarters in Vancouver by Toronto Central Committee gan cadet member for theland Training Command Head which netted $100000 in two days Free Press Herald It being Natiimai Newspaper interesting history Of the earlydays of Barrie and the form If matitm of the towns newspaperS followed by his topic fThe inole of the Newspaper intheLife of the Community The speaker Was introduced by KgVwallsvlcepreiiident of The Barrie Examiner Limited who also introduced several members of vtlheExaminestaft as guests for the meeting George Gadogan 142 Tomlinson MD Monrison member of the Barrie club and F7MacLaien CA son of the preside cut and editor offlhe Ekbininer who wasunableto be present duoto illness Mr Cranstbn was thanked on behalf ofthe club by Harris Redmond HISTORY OF PUBLISHING brate National NeWSpaper Weekr Ittwas in Barrie on Aug 1847tiiat there was founded The Barrie Magnet Thomas FDtvies was editor and proprietor The Magnet first newspaper north of Toronto profess neu tralityinpolitics but after short teareer as an Inde endent gave its uppert to the aldwin Reform party Week Mil Cranston gave an ism and iConservatism For five yearsthe Spirit of the Age com three itavernsand then eitpiredi The tOwn was not long without second weekly paper Ten years after its separate incorporation from Vespra which took place in Press Herald petcd with both The Magnet and the other spirits distributed in profitable abundance by Barries 1853 there was established The Barrie Examiner now iii its 86th consecutive year of publication and 18 years oldei than the Free The Examiner was established lMessage from Fire Chief Irwin Fire Prevention Week Oct 16 STOP LOOKI THINK What would you do if you lost yoa lltiillt by FIRE MW THE BARRIE EX 86th Yeorllo 7t BARRlE ONTARIO CANADA THURSDAY OCTOBER 1949 Fifty Men New At On The HOusing Project Your Fire Department needs your help Fire prevention is team job If we all pull together inspect our homes for fire inwards and correct them We make Barrie one of the One jam who has an most fire sale communities in the nation HELI YOURSELF TO FIRE PREVENTION llave your ciiiiiiiieys and heating unit ed now Keep your cellar attic and garage tree of all rubbish oily ags etc Do not burn trash on windy davs llaye defective electrical equipment replaced only by com ptltllt electrician Do not use gasoline or naphtha for cleaning purposes Do not smoke in bed Cliaperoii your cigarettes dont let them out by tiieiiiselves Keep ash trays handy and do not empty them in wastel paper baskets Ker1 matches from children Use only metal cans for ashes Dr Siiiclair Will be greatly mm Every TeniMonths During the past year the town council of Barrie has con sidered plan whereby franchise might be offered to some The operator of the bus service in Orillia is brother of William Valley of Barrie who Operates the Valley Taxi and Trucking Service Every day of the week with the exception of Sunday nearly oni quartcr of Orillias population makes use of bits to travel to and from work to go shopping in the downtown stores to attend recrea tin Common to Air Gide tional activities or simply to visit friends living at distance Started 28 months ago on April 14 1947 the Orillia Bus Lines has had afarreachingx effect upon the life Ofthe community It has helped to deveiOp such new resi dential areas as those lying be tween the Barrie and Goldwater Roads and West of the fourth Con cession those north of Champlain street along Fittons Sidcroad aqd north hf Signal Hill ft hasbeea large factor in the progression of population away from the older areas of the town into these new developments It has tended to bring people to the downtown shopping districts more frequently and it has served to increase the value of land in districts where only few years ago it seemed doubtful if property would ever be of more than nominal value That the widertlung network of bus routes encircling the town has been real boon to residents is evidenced by the use which has been made of the Service use which is constantly on the increase Since the date of its founding to the end of last August buses have carried 3114264 passengers an average of 111233 per month The line began operation under 10year franchise with six buses One bus has since been added to bring the fleet total to seven The company employs total of 15 drivers and maintenance men and This is good indication not only of the drive and initiative of those men have just named but also that there are many large busi ness organizations as well as in dividual people ofmeans who will always contribute handsomely to worthwhile catise This money gave the Toronto Central Committee an excellentt start and it also served to keep the Air Cadet squadrons in the Toronto area Operating without other backing until 1046 The very strong organization in Ontario to day is direct result of this solid foundation Turn to page two please First NewspiawpgrttablishedNorth ofTorontO WaisBarrie Magnet in August 102 erars Ago William Cranston publisher and editor of The Midland Free Presserald gave timely address at Mondays dinner meeting the Kiwanis Club of Barrie Mr Cranston is presid ent oftheKiwantsClub Of Midlandwhich was sponsored by the Barrie club in 1924 Twentythree members of the Midland club accompanied their presidentifor the dinner meeting Among fthosepresnt wasJ Iii CranstOh fatheroi the speaker former editor of the Torontostur Weekly and former publisher of the Thls mung place 316 management it transferred its at feetions to the Conservative party By 1351 The Magnet had al ready attracted an oppositionde spit the fact that Barriefs popu lation Was only 800 In that year the man who was later known as the Hon James Patton established theweekly Herald setvattv in politics After three shaky years it was bought by joint stock company which changed its meme to the Spirit oftheAge and conducted Ga tieone Conservative and Saturday Morning tn atyi Liberals political proper It was Con In 1852 it changed its name to The Northern Advance andtwo yearslate passed into theihanda of RI llv ioim interests 0101 ducting it as Reform journal formers coalitions With both Tory and Reform organs one would have thought the ourishing village was well served butthen as now not everyone agreed with The Exam lnerb views not even all the Re In 1867 Confederation year there was founded The Barrie Gazette which termed itself straightout Liberal organ in contraSt to The Examiner Which it charged with coquetting with stock company under management of William Nicholson who Subsequently as sumed its entire ownership con2 win CRANSTON Turn to page three please her722 Trinity ParishHall pices ongrinity Junior Guild Door 707173Tb Trinity Junior Guild Halioweten tea and sale of work at Trinity Parish Hall from to pm Fri day Oct 28 7175ptTl ance Whya Friday Qct Music Stroud Mountaineers Admission 50c Lunch counter 709 Opening dance Bob Hunter and his tMinets Point Band moving to Masonic Temple 17 Owen St saturday Oct 84 70p Rummage sale Saturday marn Oct15 Oddfellows Hall Col er St auspices Ladies of St Morys Church Rummage sale Collier St United tion not unfamiliar to Canada as whole today but still slightly Church Saturday Oct 29 angler foreign to thecountyvtown itsele auspiecs Ladies Auxiliary to iBaIrie Lions Club 70b In 1908 the late Walls who published The Elmvale Lance and his brother Fred Walls In 1331 there flourished The now of Hamilton established the Northern Advance Examiner andiBaPrie neWspaper known 88 Two years The No MONDAY ISSUE BARRIE EXAMINER ON OCTOBER 10 Next Monday October 10 is Thanksgiving Day and there will be no Monday issue of The Barrie Examiner for that week However the regular Mon day features uiilbe published in the Thursday issue of the newspaper The following Mon day October 17 The Barrie Examiner will lie on the news stands and in the mails as visual in addition to the Orillia buses operates lines from Orillia to Wash ago and from Orillia to Sebrigiit An additional three men are re qiiircd for this service BUS TRAVEL INCREASING Use of the buses by Orillians has been growing every year states Derlyn Valley proprietor of the concern During the first eight months after the line began opera tion fares totalled 842302 an ave age of 105287 per month During the rst nine months of the cur rent year Orillians were dropping fares into the boxes at the rate of 115651 per month an increase of 10364 This increase in the use of the agencies created for the benefit of lMOwatt Members Of the omario From NO COMING EVENTS Bazaar Nov Essa Road Pres byterlan ChurChi auspices Eveninb522 Sl Andlews Imbylaw to enable rural people to acquire Highway 27 gOing South Nir Turn to page three please inspected and cloan Ai Shanty Bay Oct Onto will be at Shanty Bay iiet Sunday morning to conduct the ceremony for the apostolic right of lloyai Victoria linspital where sli 31mm My In lat the laying on of hands Rev luric will llt oiiliiind for some veeks The public iitihtics commission Iticliards has lit11 mllrln SfVl IIHV OHS lttlllhllltl nIllniililias started layinu water mains to oral members of the parish for lllttll1ill the accident and no continuation and the Service will charge had been laid acuith lllcXpnctd the town will lay sewer be held at St tihOmas hilrcli lt driver at the tlttlp The lixlillliiltlillltlllls nual Toininuiiity Life oiifeitnco sponsored by the Stiiicoc County Federation of Agriculture are be ginningto come in and it is ex pected that attendance will be higher this year than in previousl years The theme speaker Alfred Couch of the Ohio Farm Bureau is well known across the bordm for his work in the cooperative dare Iieldsaiid he was the leaderl rat the 1948 community life conI fercnce The sessions will be held at Camp Rawley liotel Pork Severn from Wednesday Oct 125 to Sunday Oct 16 ilplllllllll of agriculture plays in the rural community panel dis Twice Weekly MONDAY and THURSDAY be an PAID 1351 or macs 31 me SOCIIOH lPOgS to Sites Are In Doubt Although all details in coniicctimi with property for the 50 rcntal lioures in Barrie have not yet been completed there are 50 inch at work and construction is well under way It is exported the first of the houses Will be available for rent early in 1050 When the contract was let to Beanrliainp Construction Company of ltlzcltlllg by Central Mortgage and Housing Cor poration the local civic officials had not completed steps to have the lots definitely established After 52 excavatlmis had been made instructions were giv en to fill in tour of these cellars to make provision for two streets to be put through north from Unnn street There is still considerable uncertainty about where 14 of the houses are to be built be await third of million dot Pedestrian Struck liais is ing directed by the with lionaid Ilvlil as superin Compound Fracture lln Illhl tktittlitlttllh were made lby the Tool oiistiuctitm Com gp Mm Him two lield up pending decision from ttho town planning board regard Moniiav iiiulit While walkmu iiutil hiotk foundations for Iioitli on tho Sldtulk on Peal five of flip lltllSt are completed The building project which may BY Truck Suffers ileumhaiin Construction Company Heinlein Mrs llioniar hitlinery it Pttlililill This UlIt is now being pound llfltilllt til lltl left leg ri km tw and carpeiiteis have started work Ri itiiV iiiEVEIIHEY in lli iring and the walls Di ltisbop of the Diorese of Tor1 tztirl driver by Owen ilynnn rump him hm culled rm it burl stint plnnnniig tlttlllt Wiring painting VIIS hltlhttlfv Wit litkl llland hardware but these contracts it the fit new houses and it in mm pm Most oftlie houses will be on ilhe north side of illilll St between Sl Vincent and Horny Sts Some of this land asbought from the ltlliailes NWlttll farm if the 50 men now at work on lpaiiy at loiietang and others are icarpciiters liitli helpers and lab lorcrs of Barrie and district The 50 houses when completed yivill he only for liill and it is un derstood the rent will be from $3450 to $3750 month Prefer ence will be given to war veterans with children ltl lrtf lrlllillplillll head offlze iif tlicy crdiifj Registrations for the fifth an Lost During Rainstorm Wrist Watch Recovered Irving Nelson of Stroud was sur prised to recover his wrist watch last weeks While at the Barrie Fair on the final afternoon Irving lost his watch during the heavy rainstorm The following morning his mother went back to the fair grounds and after lengthy search found the watch in the wet grass It was not broken Irving who is now in his third year at the BCI values the watch because he won it for passing his entrance examinations He also prizes the watch because he wore it while on atl000 mile motor trip with his parents to the Pacific rural people coast this past summer It is expected that over 10 lt9 agricultural and community web Also on the program this year will be discussions on the role the cussion on education featuring public school inspector rural school teacher and rural school trustee the contribution to the health of the community as made ALFRED COUCH by the county health unit dis cussion on the various handicrafts that can be used in leisure time activities the services available county librarians will attend from tmough the county hblaly C0 various parts of theprovince on Side Of Pork Operative how mml recreation the recommendation of the inspec piogiain can contribute to the tor of public libraries Angus QUICle Disappears enrichment of rural life and otliert farm radio forum zones will also the in attendance during the con fference period The conference theme this year will be developing community Last Friday afternoon Lon dry of Thornton lost half side of pork and before he could turn his resources stressing the import truck aroundlo recover It the meat anee of the small rural commun was gone ity in our modern society This M1 Londly had piCkEd load Rummage Sale Saturday Oct lconfemnce is primarily designed of meat at Copaco and left Barrie Auxiliary 70plChureh basement Auspices WA Vision of their important r019 the top Of Littles Hill an American Dance Gearin Hall Phelpston Tuesday Oct 11 Good music Everybody welcome 70b Dance Stroud Community Hall Friday Oct Music by Collegians Modern and oldtime 686970p Fowl supper and dance Gearin Hall Phelpston Wednesday Oct 19 Everybody welcome 7072b Baking sale at Marketbuildingl Saturday Oct Auspjces sthuist Oct 10 Musrc Stroud tClIl Canadian boy scout centres 0f pork Into green car Are Doors open ant 707173le in democracy It is expected motorist stODDEd M11 L666 and Old time danCC Fridyw 00L there will be representation told him parcel of meat had fallen IO at Allandale Otlxflgc Hall from several communities of Sim out of the truck about halfway Music by Simcoe Ramblers AdeS coo County down the hill sion Ladies 350 Gents 506 70b gt The Thornton butcher turned his Bingo Ladies Auxiliary Canad SCOUTER ON WESTERNTOUR muck around and started down the ian Legion 26 Owen St 315 Sharp Momock executive comi hill but found no trace of the half 15 games 250 GOOd DIiZCS EVCW missioner for publications at CanISd3 0f pork driver Of bread body welcome Monday Oct 10 70b adian Boy scout Headquarters tulle mid Mli Londryhe had seen Dance Township Hall Mid Ottawa is making tour of West lady alld man Pumng the Side Marys parentTeaCh3r Assn 70b Mountaineers Lunch Counter Ad travelling by alir for most of the ward is being offered for the re Burton Ave United Church mission 50c Auspices LTB NO trip rummage sale Saturday Oct 15511 Doors open oclock 7071th Dance at Baxter Friday Oct 21 to the music of Paxtons or chestra Dancing from 930 to 130 8tfbT Mixed dancing at Pine Crest every Friday night to Ross Ronald and his orchestra Admission 50 cents 48tfb1 Chilli Willi Junior Farmers meeting Tuesday Oct 11 Church lill Community Hall 830 pm DST Dance at Shanty Bay Hail every Wednesday night StroudtMounJ Admission 50c Lunch counter 29tfth Rummage Sale Saturday Octo Aus taineers Open am jab 66687071bT lance Stroud Community Hall Fri Oct 14 Don Gilkes Orch estra Dancing pm to am Lumb counter Admission 50c Ausplces Chilli Willi Jr Farmers 707lbt1 twin of the meat 6870bT Rummage sale St Georges Hall Allandalc Oct Doors open 900 am KeepNov 16 Open for Glad Club bazaar Watch for further notice 6870th Thanksgiving tea sale of work hone baking and candy Trinity Parish Hall Friday Oct from to Auspices Trinity WA Tick ets L5c 0870ptT Dancing every Friday night Beeton Community Memorial Re VON Campaign for $2500 in Barrie creation Half toNorm Boiling andWHis Kings Men900 pm to 100 am 33tfth Bazaar afternoon tea and salel of work at the Oddfellows Tem pie Collier St Wednesday Nov from to pm auspices of Beaver Rebekah Lodge 6875bT Thompsonville United Church anniversary services Sunday Oct 16 at 230pm and 730 pm Rev Jas Dorrian Tottenham speaker Special music by Simcoe Aires 7013 First Baptist Church Barrie will hold anniversary services on Oct 16 with Dr Parker Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament History at McMaster Universityfas speakesr C70p Monster Euclire trou om munity HallWednesday Opt 12 VICTOR KNIGHT 830 pm DST Auspies Stroud Victor Knight iscampalgn chaib XII Gtod pglzesMlungh segvi man forthe annual canvass being dmlsson em ers 70 conducted in Barrie in support of charge lugh Ch anniver the Victorian Order of Nurses The Mrs sar opSlmdam eOct cServices at am this year is for 52500 ingsmn During the pastyear the VON house afgl 33 lfgrvggzgGggg 5al nurse made 2400 vlsits inBarrie Lace BA MSW ecial music and large PWPWPYWHIG Vlsm in msbrning providedp by Angus were to nonPayingtatlehts Miss United Church chair under direc Ruth Elissa has beenjfh 59 film of Mrs Ernest Hammond In here and the annualicamimgnhae an evening the Atherley United always been well surportudln the Church choir will render Special P8 music 70b Cherries Seagrama is callous saga chairman he be tee Mrs