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Ii THE BARBIE EXAMINER WEDNESDAESEPT IS 1953 cellenl Program ATTENDANCE AT By RCAF Arranged At Camp Borden Continued from page one be airciaft from RCAF Station Trenton On Saturday morning flight of Silver Star jet trainer aircraft will fly over the Town of Barrie and will spear again over the RCAfl Station in the afternoon They will demonstrate by aerial manr oeuvres the type of aircraft that is used in the training of jet pilots Other aircraft will be on static displayai the Station One Of the many interesting hob bies enjoyed by the airmen at Camp Borden is the flying of model aircraft The contestants in iably construct their own mod gin the station hobby shop and of the biggest thrills is to compete in the annual Air Force Day contests Dogfights and aero batics are all part of the show for these intrepid hobbyists Battle Scenes Realistic battle scenes will be xstaged by the personnel of the COLDWATER FAIR CLOSE To RECORD motioned from page one day was the School Fair Mr Page heading the list of judges of the junior exhibits was high in his praise of what has been ac complished in the last few years He said that fairs Such as Cold waters could perhaps serve their best purpose by encouraging the participation of the children and that there was marked improve ment in many of the exhibits Total Entries There was total of 480 entries not including sports There were 13 senools with 2l9 pupils in the parade Entries in cluded grain roots vegetables and fruits 207 livestock livestock Showmanship poultry 40 pets 14 school work and home econo mics 198 Judges included Page John Hancock Raikcs and Miss Wilda Culbert Barrie Elmer Wood Cecil Chappell Fred Tyn dall Lane Cyril Martin Gibson Rev Wigby Mrs Maconachie Mrs Eiley Loy ering Mrs Ivor Humphrcys Mrs Leigh Cooke Mrs Busby Mrs Argyle Eplett and William Tem pleman SL it RODGERS Stations Ground Defence School During the past yearandahalf the School has contributed greatly in the work of training large and efficient nucleus of officers non commissioned officers and airmen from practically every Air Force unit in Canada in the art of de fence against both aerial and ground attack The Ground Defence School also has static display of small arms inside No 12 Hangar to illustrate the wide range of weapons with which ground defencemen are pro ficient Disleyfrepresentative of the equipment and training methods used in technical training will be seen in the Technical Training School Building Displays depicting training in the following depart ments are on view trade introduc tory department flying training de partment fighter department in strument and electrical depart nt bomber reconnaisance and sport and photo training 13X Depot unit of Air Malcr vial Command situated at nearby olAngus has kindly codperated byi installing display of explosives missiles rind pyrotechnics which represents in small way the varied items which it supplies to the other branches of the RCAF Visitors will also be able to see the different quarters in which the airmen live and the many other buildings which are all part of the life of the Camp Fgggrams will be available at thecomp showing the location of the different units where the dis plays are taking part Ground ObServer COrps AI Barrie Hive Open House Continued from page one this apply in the case of sighting enemy submarines and pinpointing friendly aircraft that had been forced down due to weather or engine trouble In the years whiCh followed the fnd World War the Chiefs of of the Forces in Canadaride elded thaL Grouncl Observer Corps must be organized to support Canadasradar System This has gone steadily ahead and the response and Enthusiasm of civilians to volunteer for service in the Ground Observer Corps had to date beerf most encouraging er cording to Air Defence Command The Barrie filler centre was offi cially opened by Air ViceMarshal James air officer command ing Air Defence Command on Thursday June 25 At that time he said For the first time in history Canada cab nowbe attacked from the alrand with weapons to mass destruction That is the eason Why in this World ihfiiihic we are living we areforced to protect our homeland and prvoide the maximum security we can cannot speak too highly of those people who have worked as know you have worked here in the Barriearea to make it pOSSible for us today to formally declare theBarrie filter centre and the corps in The areaoperationalhe added TION Spectato rts movip and so on over couple okgeneratins have kept people so busy doing things that great many now feel irritated if they an idle The knack of conversation being lost to degree people try to keepoc or other PM by Playinscards copmtltivequscgames Tension bnedMeneion roommate Ono mum There were hundreds of local and district residents located at various points on the route of the parade Large Parade Eplett and Lloyd Letherby of the parade committee led the march with Midland Boys Band in their bright scarlet uniforms providing stirring music for the schools decorated chldrens vehil cles and floats which followed The band provided concert to large and appreciative audience in the rink Monday night The graded and upgraded schools paraded on the track before the judges stand after arriving on the grounds Winners were ungradcd schools North River whose costumes and equipment demonstrated the need for re protection Gren ard Matchedash No 12 Med Onfe l6 honorable mention Creigh ton Taylors Corners Vascy Moon stone Medonte 11 and Rosemont The two prize winners in the graded schools section were rst Coldwater whose grade and pupils were dressed in space suits Waubaushene Cactus Display One of the interesting exhibits in the rink building at the fair was one by Elmer Campbell form erly of Campbells Greenhouses in Midland now operator of green house in Toronto Mr Campbell showed cactus from many coun tries He raises over 2000 vari eties Sports Program There were over 290 school children in the parade and leirge percentage of them competedin the sports program held on the rate track immediately after the marchers disbanded Winners were Boys events 50 yards age to Grant Robin son Joe Polkinghorne Douglas Swailes 75 yards 911 Ron Tuck er Lloyd Bunt Paul Smitham additional race same category Billy Devine Larry Howell Garry McKay 100 yards 1214 Don Wood row Ken Teal Bob Todd back wards race under 14 Larry How ell John Kingsborougb Ron Pot ter 3legged 911 Ralph andJohn Jennett Ron Potter and Andy Tucker Bill Devine and Lloyd THE GREEN FRONT STORES Bum Cubs open Bum Bill Devme Howell Boys open Andy Tucker John Jennett Bum under Paul Sauve Tony Taylor Bob Davina bicycle me under 12 Gary Pipher Keith Bor Iand Wayne Sheardown 3legged race over 12 Ron Potter and Andy Tucker John Jennett and Jack Ball John ngsborougb and Lloyd Bum sack race open Bout Tucker Don Potter wheelbar row race Ron Potter and Garry Swailes Lloyd Hunt and Garry Pipher Andy Tucker and Paul Smitham Girls events50 yards 643 Mur iel Ferris Audrey Doyle tied Beth Russell 73 yards 911 Helen Doyle Dorothy Teal Alice Doyle 10L yards 1214 Annabelle Thompson Rosemary Shiels Joanne Dobson backwards race 14 Dobson Doyle Sharon Howell 3leggcr ace 91l Alice and Helen Doyle Beth Walker and Cheryl Cooke Alice Woodrow and Ann Link Brownies open Howell Rus sell Tucker open Doyle Woodrow Dobson under Waters Evoy Faith bicycle race under 12 half mile Nancy Potter Arlene lnslay Dobson 3legged race over 12 Eunice Pal mer and Dobson Potter aur lnsley Walker and Link ack Teal Dobson Doyle 4H Calf Club The fair saw the culmination of mother year of sustained activity club leader Ellcy Levering and ncmbers of Huronia 4H Calf Club when the Achievement Day pro gram was held Associate Agricultural Represen ative John Hancock Barrie was It charge Of the judging with the following results score out of 000l Don Bell 904 $8 Glen Moon Ol $6 Dorothy Moon 899 $5 Beverley Rawson 898 $5 Bill Slack 894 $5 Don Woodrow l42 55 Jim Cooke 831 $3 durray Burton 828 $5 Murray Levering 82l $5 l0 Phyllis Orr $5 11 Howard Walker and Garry Orton 798 $5 13 Dale Smithom 703 $5 Specials Showmanship in Dairy Calves Glen Moort $4 Bev Rawson 53 Murray Levering $2 Garry Orton $1 Showmanship Beef Bill Black 54 Don Bell $3 Howard Walker 32 High novice showman Howard Walker $5 Jim Cooke $1 Answers to Questions Don Bell 100 $5 Phyllis Orr 98 $4 Bev Rawson 95 Dorothy Moon 90 $2 Glen Moon 82$1 Grant Robertson Special Bill Black $3 Murray Burton $2 Bank of Toronto Special Short horn Calves Bill Black $2 Don Bell $2 Murray Burton $2 Dr Hughes Special for lHereford and Holstein Calves Howard Walker Don Woodrow Jim Cooke Murray Lovering Gar ry Orton Bev Rawson $2 each Ayrshire Breeders Club Special Dorothy Moon Phyllis Orr Glen Moon Each received shirt with Ayrshire crest Daiy Yearling Heifers 1952 calves Phyllis Orr Garry Orton Bev Rawson $5 each beef year ling Bill Black 55 grand champ ion dairy Phyllis Orr ribbon grand champion beef Bill Black ribbon Those eligible to compete in interclub show Barrie Fair arc Murray Levering Bill Black Mur ray Burton Dorothy Moon Don Bell Members of life and drum band taking part in fair parade were Cyril Martin Luther Howell and Mrs Orley Potter Dorgyd Vehicles Winners of prizes for childrens decorated vehicles in the parade were bicycleI John Kingsbor Town Police Very Efficient Continued from page one Zornmrssmn had suggested two and hey went by their advice Alderman Willmms said that regardless of the deadline for the wo Officers theyriad for the sum mer months they should go further into their egreement with the OPP ie felt that if after further study he town wanted to bring back the 16 two extru men tho they would 3c able to do it Not vcrPollced The new was then expressed by Alderman Paddison that veryone on council was fairly well sware of the polzce situation rrie dun thznk we are overpoliced my means he added think ve could do with those two extra nen Aldclmll Puddison wen on to my that he fel the money the own spent sending people to con rentzcr would be much better used it were put to such use as being pcnt on the police force or some lting else that wru needed in town Reeve Ilcbcr Smith who pumi out hat it would c031 about 11750 to return the two cxtru men or the remainder of the year said here was need for more police crvlcc Will Open 9lsi thi they needed he thought was to have one man detailed for crtain periods of time to do one uzticulur duly sucb as checking parking infringements and loublc parking because these were he things that bothered the Oldlll try ClilZLll Very Efficient Reeve Smith went on to comment would not like to go back to our wn police force think the men we have are very efficient Alderman Paddison remarked At in recent meeting of the traf fic committee mentioned that very point to Sergeant Harris and he told no they have man and he is de tailed for that work He is doing Zot of good work He is domg very good job Adding to this Alderman Bibby said he had been informed by Cpl France that they had two men on this work each day from am until pm except when they bud to be in Court at the different Sit tings think thntwthcse two police men have done checking double parking and park Crook childs wagon owner Bruce Fagun Allan Rdbinson tricycle Taylor wonderful job in drawn by doll carriage Joan Among entries by school child ren were kittens pups fowl rab bits and turtle Shortly before the band concert was to start in the rink as part of the Monday evening entertainment at the fair line switch blew out near Webbs garage All lights on tb fair giro dsand large port ofgthe eastegportion of the Vill age including the theatre the Coronation shown where lm was being was in darkness for over half an hour until the break Was repaired by Hydro Superintendent Cliff Woodrow Patrons of the fair over long period of years were on hand for opening ing was Harry Martin wel 81 day Among those attend known Main street merchant who is stillractive in the operation of his novelty store Mr Martin has attended every fair in the 60 years of the show here He at one time or another serVcd asdirector sec retary treasurer ough Shirley McCaskell Jim and president of Coldwater Fair HARDWARE cHINA GIFTS TOYS Where You Buy More for Lessfki SKATING SEASON HERESOON LARGE SHIPMENT0F sKATps JUST IN OIL SPACE HEATERS $8950 and $11950 WHY FREEZE WHEN YOUCAN HEAT SPRAY DEODORIBBR Kills Household Odors Quickly INSECT SPRAY BOMB Just push button Rubbermaid Droinb rd Trays 1512 20 $379 Black White Blue GreenYellow Red lV2 152 W98 DISH DRAINERS in all colors $150 $198 CHILDRENS LUNCH BOXES 49c $350 UMBLERS OZ JUICE ALL ONE PRICE 900 OZ CLARET $169 3595 $6535 $1139 $395 $225 inn CHELSEA ITOBLETS SHERB OZ COCKTAIL 806 OZ SHERBET PLATES only JIIILITY TABLES White with black ARCHERY SETS Sizes PRIMOSE CRYSTAL Else oz FOOTED OZ WINE 60c $739 $859 $900 $525 $995 ARCHER sows $390 $675 35c 45c 70c DWEWAREszsos $1751 66 Piece Sets Reg $3295 Until the lime mines that any psoli is freeto work without hinderance from those who do not want to work we cannot truly say that three Freedoms must apply first The We live in Democratic Country COmbinuTiDnCoralElectric Range NOTHING TO EQUAL IT BY ANY MANUFACTURER JEWEL BY NAME PERI ORMAN 0E PLEASED TO SIIOW YOU QUARTS 980 price GALLON $325 Until yOu try if you wont believe its pose dble to get such quality at such low ANYTIME ELECTRIC RANGES RANGETIES WE HAVE WHAT You NEEDAI THE amen YOU ARE PREPARED Torin IPLATES soc Muqs $100 was sitcoms$125 OATMEALssoc MALL FEEDER $175 LARGE SIZE $225 va TWO STORESTORTOUR supremo COMMOE 38104 pinup st Phone 280T sirTi Dublop sigwi rim 4m vicepresident Coulisiown Fair Continued from page uflrl optch feature this year Cookstown contacted lre Junior Farmer agreed to sponsor compel take the place of the cu Agricultural six South SlmLOr her of years past lids entrained the urrounding district phi in the Town Hall and Ir known as the South Simcoe Junior Farmers Variely Concert comme Lilzon Beeton Alliston Ivy ChiliWilli Clubs wall be compct mg The Society wishes to thank al those who have made donutiom either by merchandise or he pic lag of advertLsements in the prize list in infringements cspccmily ur in front sdec and Clappcrlon Street ric Added Alderman Williams then wztlulrcw his orilinul motzcn and made another that lzicy ccmn mend that the police commi as of September 16 The motion however was dcfcul ed IMPORTANT BODY County Council is 121 forum The among unzquc of govcrnmcnln pic than any other government from the civic to federal Sec1 ondly the County Councrl rules onl many matters having direct bci mg on our way of life and for this reason we should 5ch that 131w Sway woe Worden Reed Zfobenlure Bylaw organizatmns and mary conccrt troupe which for bum he cem petition is being held Thursday at sliorzuze is up directors Ilc 39 ic vole at 13c Direznocr triunLCipa pom two more offrcers to the force Muyln Wt DUWLI CEYTII 5d camprn to win support for slid Mondays votc He asked for morel ubou the rejectt like new plural scltlcd notii lillllliC lr First of ml it is closer to the pw Ekd dznary council membch arc wisely chown 1the Common Mun but who For Hydro Plant Defeated Orillia llatcpayer 15322 onu power c3572 wss defeated 833 Lilfo ill per cell of ti 21mm but he Joel ll ll UZU Kcyes Emlyn the town lllt mg power board lItd 1i pub 1nd on null be rJleSImi on the on of IIEEC Lifflaion ion who spearhead rig pizmt DISAPPEARING SPECIMEN lzs gcnci and fullv supported in tliclrwork adm to being common man Campbcllton 0513 Tribune Nuntou Alto SAVE MONEY lWith the many outstanding buys featured at opui lt lllxI Crimp ilso of the getting to DC bit quaint to be normal and average and orl Theres that fellow culled cvcr News Jacksons 5mg CHILDRENS STATION WAGON COATS heavy quilted 5795 urxs FALL cons gaburdine up $3000 siw BOYS SWEATERS warm brushed cotton yarn 59c MW BLANKETS double bed szze $139 WOOL per skcin 19 ENGLISH MEDILM WEIGHT CORDUROY 36 width yard 89c BOYS IANI SLITS $795 THIS WEEKEND Closed Friday at 100 pm till Mon day Morning For Holidays Satisfaction or Cash Money Reloaded Cash Your Baby Bonus Cheques at Jacksons Jacksons Dept States 59 DUNLOP ST PHONE 4348 IIIIIIIIEIIFIELII MIIIIIRS IISEII CAB IIII TWO TONE BLUE GOOD TIRES 25 49 cm TLETTLuiz comm AIR CONDITIONING SLIP COVERS rumour 5T sMilli in The columns For Greater Sayings line Allowed 0n Euchlllsed In or Truck Purchase usrn cmgivtourmr $25M ON ALL USED CARS or TO 550000 VALUE $50000 IN VALUE $5500 ON ALL USED CARS OVER 1952mm Viroiirrrnrssmm HEATER DEFROSTEK ONLY 9000 MILES NEW TRUCK GUARANTEE SALE ENDS OCTOBER 17th ll ill lllll YOUR CHEVROLET OtDsMouzLE CADILLAC cHEv TRUCK DEALER usrn can nuiswn out 4981 50 llSllll1IBllllll CIIIIPBII $5000 on an USEDTKUEKSUP TO 5500110 IN VALUE OVER $50000 AL