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Not long after midday on Tues clay lwo YlllCA canoes rounded the headland iolo Kcmpcntell Bay and headed or be small beach at St Vincent Park Await ing them there was handful of spectators llecvo Murray Mills renmsentin the civic authority and Gabic chairman of tho board at directors of the Barrie YMYWCA in matter of twanty minutes the two canoes were close in shore and before heaching the canoes the party gave special salute with paddles tPrescntatlon to Iieeve One of the first to lump ashore wufinuxinnlsunmddollrorontlff with coiorlul red Central Pioneer shirt which he presented to the Reeve on behalf otToronto Central The shirt was alm llar to those worn by the two crews peeve Murray lililis in an in formal speech thanked the boys for their presentation and wel coined them all to Barrio He hoped that they could afford sui ficicntitlmc to take short con ducted tour of Ibis town before they carried on their way to the CNE Make Good Progress The two canoes left Pinocrest Camp Torrancc on Thursday heading for the ONE which the plan to reach this Friday the first day tho party covered 32 miles with two portages This was the greatest distance covered by these young adventurers un dcr the leadership oi Douglas Marklc pioneer section director The total distance is about 115 miles of the sixteen boys making the trip only two had done the journey before Douglas Luna and John Ford 15 of Port Credit For thercst this was their first time as Voyageurs The boys were in their tecns and game from the vicinity of Toronto with one exception llllkc Head 15 came from New Jersey USA but he had been resident in Toronto provloosly Three years agohia parents moli ed in the states and now each yearlie comes to Plnecrest Camp or his summer holidays Fully Equipped The boys carried In the canoes complete camping gear and change oi clothes for each of the party This latter itcm proved useful when they arrived at 6an cva Pa Sat rday drenched ORliLlA KlRKx 951s oRGANisr new organist und eholrlnasv will take up hlafidutlea In Orlllla Presbyterian Church Sun dayand will shortly accept pun ill in piano yncnl and theory is Rudolf Heydcns tch of Hollandflwho came to Canada in Allgustdoal and for the past four year haabeen or United gt ifey fill studied themgall in tileNetherlands and on arrl lng inCnnIdl lcolltlnucd stud under Adellnov poleoel it oyal Conservatory olllfualc rrlud visit army to the skin and yet were able to as pilot in 1943 attend dance put on lor them on coastl mmmand on opera Tbe Bordellalrofi published monthly by personnel of MAP Station Camp Borden birthplace of the Royal Canadian Air Force and printed by The Barrie Exxon lner came out this week with new editor Managing editor for the past two years nlylng onlocr carth Defoe has tell the service and is going iMDI new line of endeavor at Vancouver lie is native Dir llsdalc Sask lie Joined til RCAF in 1942 and proceeded overseas as navigator He was demoblllsed in 1946 and alter lt tcndlng Univenityol British Col umbia graduated in 1951 with the degree Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy He rejoined the RCAF and was posted to London Ontario and then to Camp Bor den as station pharmacist fie pun leaves to lako poslllon with lending west coast pharmaceutical company as mcdlcni and soles representative Jills before is the former Gcb trade it Grolla of Vancouver registered nurse Mr and Mrs Dcforc have our children The new managing editor of Bordenlire ls Flying Officer Rcvcll native of Marlbank Ontario and graduate or lung ston CVl In 1934 After having been manager of creamery in Eastern Ontario or several years he joined the RCA for alrch training in 1941 He grad nted lie Wed evening while their wet lions and instruction until in clothes were dried out All looked the picture of health personnel counsellur He Mum and lodging by the lunch they set ed lo the up ior themselves in st vinccnt the Maritimes until lDSSwhcn he Park badappctitcs to match an rejoined the Air Force liehas Swimming was must been at Camp Bordon since April each day tor lhc crews and this 1956 and is presently Director ot also cntaileda rub down with Phase Training household soup to wash away any traces or poison ivy any might 11510DBEruce Station cpl have picked up Destination Fox island thought was an ideal spot lnlght lo camp on Fox island left the place Tour Town The main course for the lunch in St Vincent Park was spaghetti and breadand plenty of it And after the lunch was over accident near suspended Last Tucsday tho crownaimed and until domoblliaation was qcamcry business in Associate editors continue Huard 10EU Sgt Brodie SSTS F5 Fraser On Monday night the party had camped Dro Beach which they Torch Explodes my oer run as amino inure Md Db suf cred first and second cgree nan govggniflwgf burns Monday on yo vided they little better than the lind it The mm was yawn burns to his hands leg and arm the tool or Coo they me to 353 his trucks behind his house when Schomberg River as far as also the accident occurred way 430 Hui the party is to be llIE true to Cl Journey to the Exhibition the LOblaw Produc modern counterpart of the old time wagons blow torch exploded lie was rush ed to Penetang hospital with Knox was working on one at Picture Game To Start Next Week lohiows announced today they will start new series of their tumour Product Picture Gains group was taken for quick tour Hundreds 01 Mien pm may fit hliarrieby the Reeve and Mr the fim series mung of On relurnlns 10 the park tho and requesting new series boya packed their canoes and set prompted this new gurus nit paddling towards pox Island Oriliia Fara ly Driver semenced the prises is over sumo run they had playing thegamc Citizens of Barrie and district will have an opportunity to win free prizes headed up by 12 loss Chevrolets The total value of This unique game will consist of 12 weekly games to be publish Douglas Taylor 17 convicted ed in The BarrieExamincr Each ol careless driving following an game will have30products pic Forest Home on lured in the playing area These luly 10 in which three persons pictures are compared with me were killed was fined $100 and pictures appearing on free cards had his license Jnc year at Oriiiiar magistraies the Loblaw cashier or them each mum on Tuesday for which may be obtained by asklng time the store is visited annals ONTARIO can weather rods anionicire cloody and vol sta of so early rimming Temperatures were lllsb law Aug 25 dog as 14 Aug 21 in Aug 28 early Prince lsBuyer OfArcfic Jacket MONTREAL CP 7A Monlr real clothing manufacturer ill chalked up his llrst sale to member of the royal family arctic jackets for Prince Phillip recent letter train Bucking Toyvn Administration Facts The following facts have been culled from report sub mitted to Barrie Town Court treasurer Walter Glgg oil on Monday by the comptroller bogusTo date 143 dogs have been impounded 37 have gingeaefiflx been redeemed or soldand 105 have bcelLdestroyed Up to the lug so Mess Coults Co bezlnhlns Ms His Royal Highness bankers have received ust 317 complaints about dogs had been been asked to make the necessary Parking meters So far this year brought revenue to the arrangements for the payments the town of 316304 Parking ticket lees amount to $3190 and for your accounts and you should 53 meters have been installed receive their draft in the near luiuro searchlconducted by government agencies and the Arctic Institute of North America weight product was designed to Assessorsolricc has completed the assessment or Wards nc 3mm he mu gggfilp to July here has been an addition of $345 Fire loss so for this year has amounted to $82700 with 11¢ gm total of 87 fires no at Jan iss7the town has 283 hydrants Building permits to the total or 297 and valued at $2438 combat both wet and dry cold 735 have béen issued to the beginning or August plus Arctic winds without encum necessary Jhere bilve becnlza council meetings and B5 committee bcllng the wearer any more than meetings upw Augugg The dukes purchaso followed manufacturer Search for Gold On Peace River crais these days but three bro thcrs from Edmonton hope to strike it rich withgold having made their stake by working on the new radar llue thatibasbeen worked riildl worked for at least 100 years 29 The Ericksons moved in bulldozer and eartbanloving correspondence with the local rk Hon Dr Dylnond who rcp Roy Leslie and Emil Erickson resents Provincial i°ilgrandam Orr lake Pa Rescued By Resuscitdlor thlidland lrcc Press herald th mm ¥5liwwhh$$mngfld slderkudgelling lor donation to at Midlanda town dock lie was equipment slripped off an acre onel llcdley anherdeputy ruin his footing and tell info the we of overburden and washed the later oi the department Warden ler When he was pulled outby gravel with watermwnped from Fisher Ganton or Simcoe County bystanders alil McArthur phon the rivcri They said they had enough line that some Fins reeve Earl Trace Dr ed the fire hall and Jack Black lound Rynard up tor Simcoc East Geo burn called Dr ll Curdwell flour E°ld ill 50 rge JuhnstonMPP for Centre Fireman Jack Small them 10 dollblc thblr Equipmma Conservation Farm committee un Club with saving the mans life Geologists have surmised that 19 whose direction in around the head was built somewhere waters of the Peace there is large deposit lode gold llnd the Ericksolls hope them right The Harris Collegiate band will dclend its top hand title at the Canadian Natlnn The hand has won this com petition fol the last two years the winning plceo last your being the last Movement of Dvoraks Filth sy phony dc scribed by Ding rlslm ha being vcry dull cult Winners in the ONE band competitions are coincide the best In Canada Last year to which the general public Is in new park the lake the new park has won Hand Goes p0 CNE high praise trorn local residents Count and cottagers alike On Thursday afternoon mem bers of the committee ot the Eur onla and Georgian Bay Develop al Exhibition tomorrowlnltern me comma moon farm committee will meet offici als ot theDepartlnent of Reform oil on Mondaia institutions at the conservation camp on the Midland Kiwanis Club sun on the 3rd of Madonte inspect the project there and then proceed to dinner to which ondveach subsequent ML of participating Association representatives agencies are being invited vited wlllstart at 73 Raises Thc present rate of paymen Now it will cost $10 for th first day and if the dog come quentdays remains the same Elwood Puan 62 Strand fell off Smooth motor launch UWn brought up in council and the fin attem till St Participating also will be Col in ion in Shrine forbailing dog out of the pound is $3101 the first day $2 for the second dayand $1 for the third in ur summer program and we for the second third and subse YWCA should furnish council tivltles vuck Gable chairman ot the board at directors of the told the Barrie Examiner that reply had been completed but apparently the scerctarydireclor Ti Dodds had failed to present it to council before proceeding on his vacation The original delay added Mr Gable had been due to the act that Mr Dndds had been under the impression council wanted bist ory of the movement when it was realized that coun cil was only interested in the local activity of the so that it could gauge whether ltAwas fulfilling community need second reply was prepared The matter is to be brought to the attention of the sccrctarydlrector immediately on his return Appeal For Alslltancc In the early part of this year sarilo Council received an appeal lor assistance from the This An elderly Stroud rosidcnt is firstalpacal waslturnrld 31w by comin ainn well in St Anv counc ecausei was onn Minister Reform Institutions mm Emma knowing mm at mm mm mm Wm row brush with death Friday taxes and councillors felt that such Dntarla County riding night Legislature decided to take chance on wm meld We new ME gold prospect on the Peace RiverydonlfiFlll bake atlsopmlt1bnraday Aug relief would not be proper Later the matter was again once committee were asked to gun the organization in the 1957esti mates This committee allowed for $400 grant to the in the budget and on the committees recommenda tion Council agreed that the ar ganiution should be informed that $400 rant would be available if they uld show to council that the credited organization was fuiiiliing com of the particles Simcoe Lloyd Lelherby up tor the rosuscitoiorhuialotor donat will float on water10 encourage Simcoe East and members the all by Midland District munlty need Short Di Target target at $17000was set for 1M the fund raising drive this year FEEL iifgigeflgd 33 To date something between $11000 Created by Rolorm institutions of pneumonia but his condition to Prove labor on the FlosMedonte road Wis satisfactory allowance on the south shore of and $12000 has been raised ac cording to Mr Gable At the time of setting the target it was be lleved by the directorate that this was the minimum figure for which the could function properly Failure toge all the amount TOW Dog Bali required has necessitated in ser luus curtailment in activities it has Dog bau casino not been possiolow obtain all the ggiggmggwfhfiggz 303 naval ponds properly no se equipmeutit would be desirable to tlvlties as boxing andweigbt lift lug Gap In Program This year there has been gap bav been dormant during the past month said Mr Gable think next year that gap will be filled into the pound again it will cost The fink WHEN Ceremonies at the new park 520 for the first day Thk rate srustactprily This year camp sight on Go Barrie Town Council has 5400 earmarked for the local YM YWCA but first that organization must satisfy the council that they are fulfilling community need In answer to question put by Aldcrman Golds at the regular meetingoi council on Monday night Reeve Murlt rciy Mills chairman of the meeting lnthe absence of Mayor Willlard Kinzle at mayors convention said that council had received no reply to date to their request that Barrio YM with particulars of their ac as soon as the necessary survey has been made by the Department of Lands and Forests the is tlon ol thigsile will bo rat led it is expected this camp site next year will go long way towards lllling the summer gap Money Raising Members qt the Ys Mon Club met on Monday and decided on monuy making schalnes to obtain more equipment for tha bead quarters The next financa drive for running the is planned for the early part of next year The local headquarters has prov ed to ho inadcqustc in incl to cope with all the activities but much has been accomplished by using school nuditorluma through the cooperation of the Barrie Pub iic School Board and the BDCI Board Plan For Future building committee has been formed by the board of directors to plan for iuiure building for the town with an iodoorpool This is the ultimate goal of Lhr present board oi directors Asked if it would not be pas sible to seek the cooperation oi all the service clubs in town on this project sanguine repliedtbat the diiflculty was that the service clubs were already committed to their limits on project of their own He paid tribute to the Kiwan is and Rotary clubs for the time and assistance they had already given to Barrie New Train lJnif Runs on Test Through Barrie The latest self propelled llnlta now on test with the ONE pissed through some at noon yutérday Toronio to North Bay atticbed to train No 41 The unit return ed to Toronto early this mornln attached to train No Known as Pioneer unit consists of diesel andacpsch and it is claimed by the manufncb urers to be the lightest weight per passenger and the lowest cost per pasenger unit ever built to the standards of the Association of American Railroads The unit is being tested under Canadian conditions and it sat lslactory it will possibly be in corporated into the cult system it is designed for use on short runs and is nude of stainless steel Home Lake ha beenlocated and