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and Shaw Eliruh BARRIEONTARIO canaodjnuasomOvEMMOERJ l949 86th YeorNo 79 III HIE 137 II ma APPEAL FOR REBATE OF TAXES BY MAYOR FLY WIN 95 AGAINST suntan Jock Little Prominently HOUSE OF HITS FIRST vmu THE BEST IN BARBIE mason FRIDAY SATURDAY SpecialMotinee Friday Armistice Day 230 pm CONTINUOUS SHOW SAT 230 pm nullle COMING THEIR WM Cl IWIFJOI lm 57m lllllll Illllll Eve Shows At 655 and pm CARTOON NEWS CANADA CARRIES ON local or WNW formation WED ullslolllullm MADULI lAMES MASON VIIENTERTAINMENT GRANADA allitnleurnr SnareFRIDAY SATURDAY 16 Maryland Sarcasm eve shows645s 5pm MAT THE real TEST 57072 Nov 14 IDf 300000000 port Ald Currie said that was for Charles Newton was at the town council Monday night to ask the council to honor its gentlemens agreement with respect to negotia tions he had been conducting with the property committee He said he had sold some land on Gunn street with the understanding he would have certain of theiand hel had previously owned sold back to lliln He understood the motion to this effect had been carried by council but had not been put into effect When Ald Ayres asked about the price Mr ewton said it had been at $l00 an acre and the town would have the first op tion to buy this land back should it ever be sold again by Mr New ton When Ald Christie asked why there had been delay in carl rying out this motion of council Ald Wilson chairman ofthe prop erty committee reVlewed reports of his committee Last July thel VLA had been requested to sell certain land back to Mr Newtonr their gridiron season here yester lilm Im However the VLA was not inter ested in selling only portion of the property so the town acquired the land Then property commit tee No 14 recommended that the offer of Mr Newton to purchase certain land he accepted providing he give the town option on his en tire farm Report No 15 recent mended that until the property committee had completed certain negotiations that the deal with Mr Newton be held in abeyance The matter was held over for committee discussion but the council was ad journed at ll pm before this item On the agenda had been reached Ald Harrison again inquired about sidewalk work in front of Mr Wilkinsons property at VsL pro and Bradord streets Deputy Reeve Griffin said the sidewalkl had been built at Mr Wilkinsons request and he did not think the board of works should be asked to build concrete walk from the sidewalk to Mr Wilkinsons house Ald Christie asked when the arena report would be forthcoming Ald Ayres said he did not intend to make statement without the full concurrence of the arena com mission and this had not been agreed upon When Ald Corbett asked what was wanted in the re the members of the arena commis sion to decide The only reason he Ald Christie had made the inquiry was because member of the arena commission had offered talnmrran ll rpOIit about in weeksago andnothing had been heard of it since Ald Corbett inquired abOut noise from the board of Works building on Dunlop street about two oclock in the mornings De puty Reeve Griffin chairman ofl the board of works said he did not know but it might be mech anic working on the snow loader Thats his normal hour of work ing he added Ald Harrison presented report of the traffic committee The rel port recommended that the retain ing wall behind the Gray Coach terminal be removed and that Byme be asked to pay two thirds of the cost Mr Harrison explainedchat two children were almost run over when they leaped over the wall into the path of on coming vehicles The matter of the retaining Lwall was referred to the town engineer for report bylaw was prosented and adopted appointing Ernest Eur tonas clerk of Barrie Reeve Hart presented motion in fav0r of entering into garbage contract with Dennis Moran for oneyear from November Ald Harrison said he would not vote in favorofithe motion without Starling arcane WIDMARR tiaNPt casement DH steamerc Sanivan being included Mr Hart said there was no mention of such equipmentin the tender The mo tion wasadopted On motion of Reevelliart the council voted in favor of having all amounts presented initlalled wby gt the respectivevleommittee chairmen it Relive presented motion that Ithe lease between the toumlandftha Kiwanis Club in respectnrto in Property near the Thomson Barrie Flyers defeated Strat ford Kroehlen 95 at Barrio Atom at night in vigorous game Penalties totalled 94 minutes Red McCarthy scored four goals for the winners and Stan nugget two OHA JUNIOR STANDING Pts Marlboros 10 I7 Barrie 13 St Kitts 10 it St Mikes ll 10 Gall 13 10 Guel ll Io Win sor Oshawa Stratford 63 Tuesday Results Guelph 5SL Kills Last Nights Results Barrie 9Stratford Marlboros 8Oshawa Wlndsor lZGalt Barrie Seniors Drop Final Test 100 to Orillia Barrie Collegiate seniors closed summerblade amuuwawui OOOMOOGFF or day afternoon in anything but glorious style Playing host to to their neighborly opponents OCI the locals dropped their second lf row to the blue and white squad this time by 100 count The game meant little in the standings Orillia had already wrapped up the district title last week when they defeated Barrio 235 at home However it left the visitorsl boasting an undefeated record for the season Six straight wins and now they Journey to St Catharines Saturday where they advance into the COSSA playdowns Barrie showed little in sustained offensive measures yesterday in going down to defeat Except for the odd flash by halfbacks Bob Lainson and Don Simmons they merely provided small stumbling block for the visitors In defence Barrie were fairly strong They held Orillias power ful first string roster to 30 count in the rst half Ralph Peacock having luck on wavering place ment Orillia lengthened their lead in the thudduartcr Playing with griddrs from the defunct juniors OCI rompcd to touchdown by Ferguson which was converted Peacock then soared 40yard kick behilid Barries goal line in the fourth quarter which backeld ertDanny MacDonald failed to run on Ted Atkinson was Barrics best His terrific tackling was the most the locals had toofferw liott played aninspired game as did Bruce Tarbush ltgt LOSTArm chair occasional chair plaid faced green rug pillowsbe tween Barrie and Collingwood Wednesday Finder please noti fy Wilcox Inn Stayner Re ward l779b lprador prominently in an article in the Featured in Slot Story About Labrador Mining Jack Lillie native of Barrie and now field manager for Holllngerg Mincs Northern Quebec and La5 operations is mentioned gurrent Toronto Star Weekly coni crning development of the rcl entlydiscovcred Labrador ironl eposlts Mr Little is playing largepartt this work which likely will pen up one of the largest iron ore fields on the continent Friends of JaCK Little recall him as an adventurous boy who was glways willing to try something ew and for whom few feats were too hazardous All excellent swim mer he often braved long dis tances in Kerrpenfeldt Bay lie is graluatc ill mining en ginccring of Queens University at Kingston brother Royce is al so it mining engineer at Noranda Quebec and another brother Alf is engaged at McIntyre Mines Tinlmins brother Bill operl ales Lservicc station at Ill Brad ford St Barrie and sister Mrs Ii McKenzie resides at 21 Wel lington St West Jack is the son former mayor oil Barrie and the late Mrs Little His early schooling was at King Edward school and Barrie Colleg iate Institute BETHESDA November Iiobt Eldridge spent Sunday in Toronto with his daughter Mar Jone gchelal men of the community are busy putting new fence around Bethesda cemetery Mrand Mrs McMaster spent Sunday in Allandale with Mr and Mrs Wilbert Gough Mrs Carrie Bates visited few days of last week in Barrie with her daughter Mrs Palmer Mr and Mrs Dennis Cooper of Alliston visited on Sunday wth the farmers parents Mr and Mrs Cooper Mrs Ada McMaster Alliston spent the past weekend at the home of her son Raymond and Mrs McMaster Mr and Mrs Jim Rainey and daughter Reta were recent guests of Mrs Raineys mother Mrs Sal ah Fox Wiarton Mr and Mrs Cecil Speers and children Ivy and Mr and Mrs Fred Rainey were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jim Rainey Mr and Mrs Scott Sharpe and Mr and Mrs McMaster and Miss Irene attended Masonic banquet in Newton Robinson on Wednesday evening Nov rMrs Maude Copeland and M19 Rodgers were joint hostesses Watah aortic several of the Copeland amily and had as their guests Mr and Mrs Carl Copeland and Georgie of Lakeview Mr and Mrs Chas Stone and family and Banner man of Stayner Clarence Copeland of Cookstown Mr and Mrs Gates and little daughter and Moir all of Barrie lWatchmaker 60 Years Webb 80th Birthday 0nGolden Wedding Day Wesley Webb Allandale watchmaker for nearly 60 year paused Tuesday in the midst of his annual preparations to go north deer hunting to celebrate his 80th birthday and his golden wedding anniversary He and his wife both members of pioneer families of In nisfil celebrated the day quietly with the members of their imme diate family Mrs Webb reports that her hus band has gone north to the samel hunting camp in the Burks Falls district with aparty fromtown for 35 or more years Ilejlmt lives for the hunting sasonJ He plans to leave tpmorrow on another years hunting trip Another of Mr Webbs favorite pastimes is lawn bOwling which he has participated in for great many years He is one of the old est and most active members of the CNRAA Lawn Bowling Club inl Allandale Mr Webb has been watch in spectOr for the Canadian National RaIIWayS in Allandale for many ars inspecting the railwaymens watch at regularstated intervals eatery month Webbs Jewellery Store at Essa Roadxhas long been one of the landmarks of the Allandale main street Mr Webb started in the jewellery business at the same site in Allandale about 58 years ago He had learned his watchmaking trade in Toronto Born near Stroud on November 1869 he is the son ofthe late Mr and Mrs WilliamVIebb His wife is the formery Mary Robinson daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Robinson of Stroud Their homes were bothsituated on the 11th line of Innisfil They were marriedon November 1899 at the home of Mrs Webbs parents by the late Canon Murphy of St Pauls Anglican Church In nisfil Their attendants were Lot Webb of Stroud brother of Wes Webb and Mrs Webbs sisterpthe late Margaret Robinson They have three children lIar bld Webb who is well known 10 cally as blind beekeeper invent or and piano tuner Mrs Michael WiederfDorothy who has beenin thojewellery business with her father for some years and George Webb 10f Wallaceburg four grandchildren 11 Wesley Webb has been meld WAS NOT GRANTED At the town council meeting last Monday night Reeve In Hort reported that the court of revision had been held on Nov He said one appeal had been held over for further tn fonnatlon and the court not again on Monday Nov at MIL At the second scallion the ap peal of Grant If Mayor was considered He had asked for rebate of taxes on property not occupied for some month The amountwu $3015 but the appeal was not granted The Mayor said he hoped =Ihll would be published as prominently the previous story when be but made the appeal At that time it was in dicated that the court of re vlslon had granted the appeal Anne Metcolfe Wins $650 Scholarships Two bursaries have been won by Anne Mctcalfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Metcalfe 12 Cod rington SL Barrie Miss Metcalfe was awarded University of Toronto bursary of $250 and has just been notified that she has won Dominion Provincial studcrt aid bursary of $400 She is studying at University of Toronto preparatory to becoming language teacher Principal Bowman of Bar rie Collegiate Institute states that in her final year there Miss Met calfe hadfive first class honors three second and two third Red Cross Service Blood Transfusion Is At Stand Still John Tomlinson chairman of the blood transfusion service of the Barrie branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society has received letter from the Toronto office containing the following information The blood transfusion service in Central Ontario Area is still at stand still Not enough hospitals have signed to make the operation of the service economically sound The Toronto hospital situation will have to clear up before the cost per bottle of blood collected is financially possible The Red Cross has undertaken to provide free blood to any per son requiring it In this connec tion there was campaign in Bar rie and nearly 900 donors were typed and offered to give blood free in this district Mr Tomlinson said he also wished to make it Athetoyalsllicteria Boso pital was willing to cooperate fully in this project Beef Catt Sale Brings Fair Prices fly Prices were described as fair at the beef cattle sale in Creemore on Tuesday Thirty animals were sold at the sale sponsored by the Simcoe County Beef Breeders Charrles Sproule was the auc tioneer and average prices were Shorthorn bulls at $261 11 Short horn heifers at $226 Hereford fe males at $347 Hereford bulls at $300 Polled Angus bull at $205 Most of the animals were bought for breeding purposes LOCAL NEWS Flexalum venetian blinds 14 colors to choose from Phone 3482 for an estimate 7879 Mornings $350 wave for 5250 $500 wave for $350 Camerons Beauty Parlor 34 Dunlop St Tele phone4484 68th For draperies see Barrie Tent and Awning line for Fall 1949 Eye Appeal Newest Fabrics Quality Tailoring Priced for todays mar ket 64tfb Special Maries Beauty Salon 59 Elizabeth St regular $500 per manents now $350 also $15 cold wave new $795 Evening appoint ment Phone 278 25tfbT There are barofthe Corinthian Lodge AF No 96 in Barrie for num years Heandhiswife be long to St Georges Anglican Church Allandalel Webb is still active gin the chemo onuesday nations OrangLHhII LOL No43 hm WR Heath and Dandino IMP llll SPECTAC COLOR PRODUCTION Sum We Walnut tor of historic nut cum Imam the and um our HatII NICHAH IALION PRODUCTION STAIIINO smut Ginger In Greenwood trust my tion chm On The Same Program MllLLY CURESdA COWBOY DISNEY COLOR CARTOON BEBEroad Motors Official Opening Attracts Big Crowdg So many people turned out last Saturday night to the open house at Dangerfield Motors nlodcrnly renovated garage on Collizr St in Barrie that the staff had difficulty escortingthem around the various deparlments Bill Merrick accountant re ports that more than 1200 people were there Among those present were Mayor Grant Mayor Judge Har vie and other local officials and representatives of businesses and service clubs George Dangerfield ownervmanv agcr gave the welcome address to the people and the radio audience This was followed by radio inter views Of the staff by Ralph Snell grove Ladies serving refreshments were Mrs Dangerfield Mrs Ed Hagan Miss Shirley Hunter Mrs Ron Caxall Mrs William Merrick and Miss Lorraine Simpson Later in the eveningstaff mem bars at thagavaae otticial visitors were entertained at tho home of Mr Dangerfield From Toronto representing the Chrysler Corporation were Harold Rosbrugh Sterling Sinclair Also pres ent were representatives of the Commercial Credit CorpOration Toronto Winners ofprlzes were Thompson 38 Sophia St one years lubrication Mrs Read one oil change WestgarthTaylor 84 Burton one gallon of Prestone Kalimisto 77 Victoria St one motor rug Mrs Bell 98 and Mrs George Blake St me tzil pipe cxtenziion Other prizes Powell 123 Clapperton Mills RR Midllurst Arthur Mot row Stroud and Mrs Spears Ivy Flowers received by the firm were from Chrysler Corporation of Canada Sales Ltd DodgeDeSoto Division staff of CKBB the Bank of Toronto Barrie Barrie Cream cry CommerCIal Credit CorpOra tion Toronto Harry Love Son Pushkoff Co Barrie Chamber of Commerce Fendleys Flowers Ball Planing Mill Allandale Con tractors Samuel Rose charters ed accountants Industrial Acceptc ance Corporation Barrie Harris Motors Ltd Oughs Hardware Byrne and staff Gray Coach Greer Transportation Co Maloney Electric Co Toronto staff Dangerfield Motors Many telegrams from well wishers were also received by the garage in all has Visits Barrie Club District Deputy Ed Walkerdi Midland was the speaker at Bar rie Lions Club weekly dinner meeting last Friday at Community Houspk Spea ing to arge urnou about 75 local members Mr Walk er gave an interesting address on Lionism He was accompanied by Robertson and Mr Nesbitt of Midland Lions Club WE WILL Br CLOSED from 10 am until pm on FridayNov ember 117to commemorate those who gave their all that we my enjoy freedom Ross Coos FLOWER SHOP 508 llllllllllt no and arrrarit MASONIC 17 Owenst SATURDAY at $5Sb os were won by Robb pf Charles Giorgianni Barrie Mrs of EdJWo1ErMidlond