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moi norms msr from moon lieu of Interest to Junior Farmers gturkcy dinner being held by Northl ESimroc Junior Farmers Assocmlonl Strutday unt the loveliest night 01 flit weekparticularly the Summit night when you sot trio clock on tour The giro psychologlcxl lift which almost makes lbc short Sating day night back in April secm worthwhile $mcthiog like the fellow who kept hitting himself on lbe head with hammer bc cause it felt so good when he slop pod New location Following htesday Sept the North Sirocco office of the Comic Dcpamcm of Agriculture uill 1x located at 64 Collier $1 This building is on thc norlli 3308 just east of thc Salvation Army Ciladcl With two free parking areas only short distance away farmers will cnjoy considerable COHVLnlinCO in calling to make use of the many services the office has 10 offer Glmro Farm Machinery Club Holds Plowing Mulch Achievement Day With Robert Campbell veteran plowmnn of Churchill as chief couch and judgc Glcnoro Junior Farmcts Farm Machinery Club held Plowing Mitch Achievcnnt Day it the farm of Gordon Bid vcell Edgar on Thursday Sept 24 The program was under the direc tion of Keith Clarke Agricultural Fictdman for this area assisted by Bert Mopsh Department of Agri cultural Engineering Ontario Agri cultural College The forenoon was given over to coaching in plmv adjustmentand imtruclion in the proper settings for match plowing Since no oni falling part had ever plowed in match this information was eagerly accepted Perfect fall weather con tributed to the plcasanlness of tho occasion particularly for lunch hour for the boys had brought box lunchcs Eollowing lunch the members divided into teams and spent the afternoon in competition plowing hunting the fundametals of good plowing took precedence over com petitive aspects of the event Mr Campbell and the Agricultural En gineers were busy coaching each team at every step of the proceed ings When all lands were finished Mr Caribbell announced the scores helS JOhnS Anglican Church Sun hadmwarded and gave comments rane work done by each team Mel Strachan and Ivan Clark plum first and were also awarded the special prize of two gallons of oil donated by Hawkins Garage Guthrie for the best crown and best nish The team of Ken Dicker and Ralph Hayes placed second Wallace Key and Gordon Wright third only one point be hind and Tom Ross and Allan Quinlan fourth North Simcoe Junior Farmers Association had offered $4 money to the top four rpublicvspeaking competition and prizelFrencb and Mrs John Homing at ieamsotended the Mission Band Rally at Awards will be made at the annuall at Guthrie Community Hall ong Friday Oct 23 Busy Junior Program For The Week Ahead The last of the 4H Club Achieve men Days will be held with the program of the Mincslng 4H Calf Club in connection with Barrie Junior Fair Almost immediately another phase of the work Will gr midimay Provincial Competition Teams from scvorul of the Clubs lll North SlnlCm will be taking pull in tho lruvzncial Inter Club Judging Communion to be MIA thr Ontzilio Agricultural College Guelph on Friday Oct 16 Spccml cinching classes will be lcld with lholtc taking port to prcparc hr3n for this important and interesting event The win ning team in ouch plujftl will top ratn1 the Province of Ontario in lIlt National 4H Club contest which will be held usual at the Royal Winlur Filll Awards Dinner Then there will be series of awards dinners with the various sponsoring organizations cnfcrtaim tho mcmbcrs of the 4H clubs ny are spOIlSOllnfl Prizes won for the years work will be pre sented on their occasions The Kiwanis Club of Barrie have made plans to entertain the mem bers of the Mincsing 4H Cull lub and the Dads on Monday Oct 26 QueensnGumeas Entries Finally thcrc are fcw 4H calf club mombtrs who are feeding calves they hope will compete in the Queens Guineas class at the Royle Winter Fair These steers were officially weighed on May 15 and will again be weighed on Oct 15 To be eligible to show in the Queens Guineas class they must have made an average gainv 175 pounds per day for the ve onth period WAVERILEY Harvest Thanksgiving services in day Oct at 1100 and 030 Miss Zelma Drinkill is home this week Mr and Mrs Morris Darby and family and Mr and Mrs James Darby spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Floyd Valenfyne and Mrs Morris of Pefferlaw number from here tool in the fairs at Lindsay Collingwood and Elmvale At Mission Band Rally Mrs Irwin Elliott Mrs Elmer Elmvale on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Jack Fitzgerald Lay Cornerstone New Bell TeIephqrio Building For Ontario THE CORNEBSWNE OF BILL TELE moons new administrative building for the greater part bf Ontario model of which is pictured above Was laid Sept 23 in Toronto The new sovensforey structure on University Avenue is the first building in Canada to be equipped with escalators in of Midland spent Sunday at Mr an Mrs Clarence Bannister5 Reg Drinkill attended Simcoe Presbytery Mirroring Mr and Mrs Frank Rynex and son of Midland Richard Vascy and Mr Nelson Edwards and family of Vasey an Glen Murday of Hillc oale were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs John Miller Returns To one Warrcn French left last week to resume his studies at Guelph for another term Anniversary Services The 85th anniversary Services of the United Church were wen attended on Sunday with Rev Glazen in charge Vasey Jun ior choir supplied the music for the afternoon service and the home choir for the evening Elba Brown and George Brock spent the weeken 31 their homcsl here WATERFOWL SURVEY The 1953 waterfowl survey show ed 34 per cent more waterfowl re mained in Canada last winter than the winter before rns supmm RUBBERBASE BuyCanada Permanent Short Term Debentures Issod in dinounts from $100 to $100000 legal for trust funds CANADA Ask Midebmfttrejfoldor Wm alarm no Ar mount rouomo my ADVERTISE IN THE BARRIE EXAMINER icorly l20th Anniversary EIo Feature Early Mlssionarys Life When St Georges Anglican Church Folrvullcy lullds 135 12011 laxixmrrsary on Oct reformer fwill be made to tho SCIVlCLS of lllv lhig arcs Rev Adam Elliot lt in l832 Rev Adam sun was loppomlml trutclliug missionary f4 liliillli IIIllllllll Illllllllll WM Mrmv stead of elcvntors to move employees from floor to floor Initially it will consist of two wings which willprovide Office space forE 1200 employees It is the largest officel building constructed by the Boll since thei erection of the Beaver Hall building in Mon iron in 1929 Name the job Nnmc the load Your Mercury Deals will name the Mercury Truck thats builttoordcr to move it for less There are over 100 models ranging from 4000 lbs to 27000 lbs GVW Each is stamina packed to stay on the job and move loud and every load while saving money Every Mercury has Synchrosilcnl transmission at no extra cost Each Mercury Truck is powered to move big loads faster with less gas More visibility safety and comfort Driverengineerod Cabs allow driver to do more in less time Visit your Mercury Dealer get the facts on Meteor Sedan Delivery Light Duty Series Heavy Duty and Extra Heavy Duty Conventional Series Cob Forward Series School Bosses Series or the Parcel Delivery Vfuscuroru Mission gt tin full chunk of this parish uiltll to minister to tho settlers scattered through the woods from Lake 0n tatio to Goorgiim Boy In 1837 he was appointed to tho lie ltlllflllltfl be retired in 1873 The Tuscarora inc growing Village of Middlcporl ind this was doubtless 1hr begin uing of the now parish church of SI Pauls Middlcport orcctrd in the your 1868 undo lltc direction of Rev Elliot Rev Adam Elliot dicd in 1878 and in the History of Brant County writtch in 1883 thch appears the following Tho Row and Mrs support of bur husbands church at Middloport The Rev and Mrs Elliot om buried in the old and now unusml ccmvtcry behind thf Holy Trinity Church Onondaga Rev 3y ll Craven present Roc lorot Fairvallry uas able to ob tain information about the travel ling missionary in this district 120 years ago from Captnn the Rev Belt distant relative of Mr Mission churches in Onondaga and Middlepor from 1938 to 1941 Capt Bell who visited Failvalley lt missionary to porlslzcs menus HAW 8rzvice Diomsc of moon The tncmbcrs and adherents of Missmn was way mnemod Mm St Lukes Anglican Church Prices 5Corncrs are sharing the mm 111 lnivcrsdry will St rumpus isiilis piCll scrvic 11 Iszgvs on Sultdoyilmrr will bi iothcr observing5 to mom tlw ioccasion on Oct weekend Au oiitstsnding feature of tho occasion iwill ho large display of heiri looms relics and mommtns from lcorgcs Parish Hall CALL Exams FOR ammo room 2414 for new lht homes of parishioners in Stu Ellim will always be bold in grnlcg till romcmbmncc by tho peoplc of this locality for their many notS of brncvolrnw bud charity as neither could fool satisfied with seeing the llfldy unsupplicd She is the maln NEW SCOIT MEMBER Australia New 25 came Incmber of tin pl ling organization lr lclai action taken at lm iiemational Scout maf iLCtflltnlll our Aug law now mtlfu than fiw Imilloti Scams In 57 rnule timid Smut orgurilzdt recently with his wife is mournl 1458 In the Prison Chaplaincy are not made OFSIEEL IF NiRVOUS TENSION is nululg you irritable rundown ntnmlg upset dont just long tor relici get Dr Chases NERVE rooo Son 39 luy I22 on rmwxm CLEAR FRIMER Recommended as PAlNI MIX Elliots who was in charge of the or repaint job