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Dutlcrinsimcoe was mmsm auras av is mmmmwam Killed No Deer We returned from the deer country last Saturday without the car decorated by carcasses of deer as did so many However in case you read The Manitoulin Expositor and saw where deer was shot with an arrow from the crossbow that was not us Our party of two came very near having to bring some deer after we had commenced the trip back large buck came out of the woods ahead of the car and got hung up in wire ience on the other side of the road as we came up But beiore we could get ready to shoot it some built ers in car from the opposite direction disposed of it thin for the three last daysoi the week madebush prowling rather distasteful Guide Drowned liowezver we did have sort of husmans holiday We landed in eurfirst camp at French River to learn that an Indian guide who had been worki or hunters in the same camp been return ing from camp to his home across the swift river andjhad fallen into it Hls boat wasfound drifting the next morning We took the high railway bridge across lb his cabin where his wife and nine children lived to get an interview and pictures which we sent to The Sudbury Star The victim Roy Williams had re turned to the camp for aparly the prcvious evening and somel where in the rly hours started back to hislcah The engine of his boat was heard to start but in the morning it waslound with the controls at the olf position The body hag not been recovered the last we heard Firewater may have contributed to the condition or thenvictim Nine children un der 15 years of age are left iathv criess At acamp at Loon Lake our next stop several deer were taken by other parties We moved onto Manitoulin to be ready for the open season on the 15th it continued to rain so we headed homeward day sooner than anticipated There was said to be an abundance of deer on the island Cbflage Destroyed Innislil fire epartment arrived at the sceneo burning cottage last week too late to prevent its destruction The bridge into the property which has been con tentious subject between property owners and council was said not to be sale or the truck so the fire was fought from the road Reeve Allan Todd had his pic ture taken by TV cameraman while attending the fire chimney fire on Monday was quickly extinguished Press Complimented letter received by this writer from the Secretary to therPrime Minister of Canada complimented uson the story ofthe Queens especially paragfiaph alluded to Mr Diefenbaker and his wife It also specially mentioned the photography which apeared in The Examiner by stafl photogra pher Bruno Favere The letter said that attention of the Prime Minister would be called to the article and went on to say The Examiner camera operator certainly deserves credit for the coverage of the Royal Visit in such splendid manner We also had personal letter from Hon Earl Rowe compliment ing as on the coverage Hewent on to say think you are proving with age The Member orffiarliament for expected to he at Shroud Friday Evening hat to attend the meeting of theJo olsiil Progressive Conservative socialion but be war unable to attend owing to illness associnlon reelected the some officers for the coming year Reel6s Gall In Prinl it was quite surprising to read publicnotice in the paper re garding the change of the regular council meeting from the 20m to the 25th owing to the meeting of County Council This will be dil ferent from the usual call of the recve on which we commented recently The nomihation meet ing will follow on rthe 27th at Churchill Congratulations Ralph Rowe of St Pauls who won $5005cholarship through the Air Cadets has been present ed with his wings after comple tion of is training as pilot under training course avail able at Melton The presentation was made on Monday night at Camp Borden Flejsthe son of Rev Lionel Rowe rector of St Pauls Anglign Church ScoutBoxing lnnisfll Troop of the Boy scouts is holding boxing tournament at Strand Community Hall on Tues day eveuing Nov 28 The boats will include other Scout indoor games and will be open to the public at small charge The Iunds are needed for the winter schedule of the troop caanry cauacil Asked Re Consulting Group Reeve Todd presenteda motion to County Council at the Novem ber session this week asking that consideration be given for setting up of consulting group by the educational committee to hear the pros and cons regarding the county pupils now attendingLe fray Continuation School and also others desiroils of attending an other district high school instead of Lefroy This committee which is auth orized by the Department of ucation will bemade up of three members of County Council representative of the Dearlanent The tournament in Oslo mey THE cr hoto ISID SNIITHtormer star withJIcronte Maple Leafs of Atitle National Hockey League signs as playing coach of Whitby Dunlops Canadas representatives in wglda Waived out of NHL Watching are Billy Reayllett rear Leafscoach and Wren Blair Whitby manager and senior schoollinspector to hear those who desireto have their problems heard and bring in report on which County Council will have the fixing of the boundaries of the various dis tricthigbschools can then give aruling and if necessary change theboundary Township Police fg Being Reorganized t2 lnnisiil Police Centmissiorh which consists ofuludge on vie hairman Magistrate VNuMasa WASHER stream COMBINATION wasannnaven near YOULL BE amazan lNGLlS Custom Cwasher MODEL 71214 annaaerunans avocasrannl and Special NOTRADEIN Foster and Reeve Todd has com mencedK reorganization of the township force To do this the present force were asked to tender their 1resignations effec live the enamellemon in ihe meantime an advertise ment has appeared requesting applicationsfur chief This does not prevcntuthe present chiefWillia Blogggyor any mem ber of the at ilorce from ap plying atehlef has hcensalectcd then app catiolnswill be asked for the gt teur hockey early next year Smith was It is intendgdgthat afiter Barries intermediate basketball team played nd dropped its first scheduled game llsz Greysim coe League Monday The game played at Camp Bor den saw the visitors lose to the RCAF team 8155 The Barrie team members are by no means disheartened because they lost their first regular season start Reta Poor Theyare more disheartened the act that the officiating if the lirst game is any indication will be horrible Those wearing the black and white striped jerseys semed to lose interest in the game very Icarly and the result was very un usually rough basketball garlic Further Barrie players were re ceiving technical fouls at every turn lor complaining about the rough play Worstvhit by this was Doug Kettle Barrie team captain oi er members of the force There ha been noractiovn taken on the part of the commission to change any member ofithe force unless it is thpse whose age limit ould not come under poiicea re quirements Constables Carman Dollery And Douglas Crone have been told they are to continue However in choosing arnew force the records of the men who Have previously served would be given consideration when comparv ing their applications with others received In the meantime the police force is still atitull strengthand will rem aso until other arrange ments are puttinto effect It has not been revealed if the matter of salaries will he readjusted when th new force is appointed This mébe considered when tile applications forchief are heing considered The meetingsof the commission are held in camera nannre minivan mama no fan 1951 When Doug questioned the ob fieialsat the start of the second half he was immediately ordered off the floor His loss sorely hurt the Barrie team especially sincehe had scar ed 15 points In the first hall alone Babel Leads Milan Babelwaa the teams high est scorer dropping the leather in to the mentor points Purcell led the Bardenites acor log 24 points four better an an lespie another Borden stir At halt time the score war 32 Lose Opener6155 ember 28 Incidentally the Barrie team will be called lie that local merchant Bill Garner hasdonat ed uniformsto the club but will not have his name put on them Typical ot am It is just another typical gesture oi the former president of the Senior Soltball League Asked whyhe did such thing Mr Garner answered Once the kids leave high school theyd have that much less to do ii there was town basketballteam And besides its alivery good game 4gt Canada depends upon the Great crop 11ft STRTS For Complete Christmas am Selections ior the Home Belle and Son carry complete range othmpa xi Choose from our complete range of TV Boudoir Table and Floor lamps in various price ranges allan Hostess chairs make petfect mas Gift We carry wide range quality covers and colour range Buy thes Christ in top new tables ds grouporindivld ually these low priced tables make pleasing Christmas Gift 1be My see our New at ill INVTIBAI lznayrraw er in inmates of malaria dilTOMATICPdWEK 1qu SECONDS 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