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rWMfimvrm This picture was taken yes terday afternoon on Dunlap Street East opposite the Bar rie Central Collegiate just when the studean were leav ing school It shows all the courcmm STUDENTS run many things pedestrian should not do when crossing road The mllcgiata girl on the right is running in front olacarandoneatiponthe road mlgbtprove total The Alliston To Hcive New Police Chief Toronto Metropolitan Police Department plain clothes man was appointed Chief of Police of Alliston by the Alliston Town Council last night Joseph Youdeli 86yearold Navy veteran who is presently serving in Downsvjew North Keele St Division of the Metro police force has accepted the appointment and will take up his duties in Alliston on March Another two police constables will be appointed alter the new chief takes office so that Al liston will have threeman poi ice force Youdell was one of 15 appli cunts for the position Council finally narrowed the field to three Dr Pitcher head of the Alliston Police Committee advised the plain clothes man of his appointment and Youdell agreed to report March lie No School Bus In Bad Weather The Collingwood District Coi legiate Institute board has au thorized its business manager Norman Taylor to withold bus service during inclement wea ther The decision is the sugar to difficulties experienced recently during storms Bus services at nearby Midland and Owen Sound were suspended but no one at the Collingwood school had the authority to do so Mr Taylor several times had to contact board members to obtain authority to make changes in the school bus schedules He told meeting of the board he had difficulty in doing so at times Several buses had been des patched under impossible condi tions and some had been stuck early out their routes leaving students waiting up to an hour and halt Board members decided to leave the decision in the hands of the business manager Said lavl McAllister think it is case of laying down policy for our business manager to follow WEATHER Synopsis Skies are overcast in Southern Ontario and light snow is falling in most localities Ao cumulations range up to two inches so far Northern Ontario is in the grip of new cold wave which is slowly expanding south ward Temperatures tbere are well below zero and will only rise to the zero mark this afternoon and again Thursday afternoon with vorylow readings again ex pected tonight Regional forecasts valid until midnight Thursday The storm responsible for the snowfall in Southern Ontario was centred in Kentucky early this morning It is moving northeast ward and will maintain light snow in Southern Ontario until late this afternoon Total accum ulations will range to three inches with slightly higher amounts in the Niagara Peninsula Clearing will usher in moderate cold wave in Southern Ontario to night followed by sunny cold weather Thursday few flurries re indicated in the snow belt re gion around Lake Huron tonight and Thursday Lake Huron southern Georg ian Boy regions London city Overcast Light intermittent snow changing to scattered snowflur ries tbis evening Thursday cloudy with scattered snowflur rim Turning cold tonight Winds northerly 15 to 75 Forecast Temperature Low tonight High Thursday Windsor 20 St Thoma 15 London Wiflghdm Toronto Killaloe Earlton SudhlllY North Bay Itapuskasing White ltlvar Mason The new Chief replaces Chic is married and has three child ren Robert Hall who left the force on February 15 by request of Council Chief Hall was charged last January with having lett the Town unpoliced during the night of last December lots and with having failed to take proper action on December 19 when traffic lights in Alliston ceased functioning on two occa sions that day Chief Hall said Alliston was not tinpoliced on the night in question claiming that his other officer Constable Guy Price had worked around the clock with only few hours sleep and was not fit to take over the night shift Hall had taken the police cruiser home with him and told telephone operators to relay mes sages to his home onthe correctly facing oncoming trafficbut the side walk is clear at this pohrt so why wnlk in the road The groupintho background Barrie Teacher Hurt in Crash Codrington St Public School teacher Mrs Evelyn White 23 of 189 Cook SL is in satiatnctfln condition in Royal Victoria Hos pital today following an accl dent yesterday in which she was tossed with her husband from their car The collision occurred yester day afternoon as John ll White 35 was driving his wile back to school for the afternoon classes five foot snowbank which obscured visime was one factor in the accident Two other school teachers Donald hleEachern 25 of II North St Barrie and Shirley Mo Cauley Peel St Barrie fig tired in the accident but were uuhurt and were able to take their alternaonclasses as usual at Johnston St School Mr McEachern teaches Grade students Mrs McCauleY Grade class Damage to the two cars involved was estimated at 31400 by police Collingwood HS Board Wants Stall to Work Bock Scheme Collingwood District Collegiate Institute will continue to he one of the few high schools in the province where students have all their books at the start of the school year The school has operated sys tem under which the collegiate board has subsidized book re sale scheme Govemmont grants have enabled the board to pro vide students with books The advantages of the scheme are that there is no delay at tho start of the school year while some students obtain the neces sary books In some schools no serious education can be started for four to six weelm while books are being bought But the collegiate has to pro vide staff to administrate the scheme and it is estimated labor kc Banana coucriir Dr Boyd Neel conductor of the Hart House Orchestra which willbe playingat BarrieCen tral Collegiate on Thursday eve ning is Dean of the Royal Cou servatory of Music of Tomato The concert is the first of three planned in the Canadian Artists series by the Band Mo thers otBarrie Collegiate Band There are few tickets still ayaiinble for this series which may be obtained from band members or mothers or by mil ing Mr Walls at The Examiner The second concerthon March 11 willbo given by the famed Canadian soprano llona Kombrink The Barrie Collegiate Band with prominent guest solo saxophonist will give the third concert on April 11 The Hart House Orchestra formed in 1554 is Canadian counterpartrof the Boyd Neel Orchestra of London England The basic group consists of 13 strings with additional strings added for certain works It specializes in music of the 17th and 18th centuries and in con temporary music Dr Neel has chosen his players from the best in Canada your FurRound lit Heldqunrtfll KODAK cameos costafur the scheme are up to $1000 Cost of books iauaround $1300 to the board and simi lar amount to the provincial gov ornrnent Now the board is considering hiring staff to administrate the scheme leaving teaching staff free to concentrate on their duties Total cost of the scheme averages approximately $230 per studentper yearlloard members contend the collegiate costs about $400 per student per year and the extra $230 is good value for another months full study Barrie Driver Faces Charges Charges are pending against Wilbert Smith 35 of Burton Avenue Barrie following col lision on Dunlop St West late Yesterday afternoon in which two other cars were involved Police report that cardrlvan by Paul Kenny 25 Letan St Barrie was starting to move west on Dunlap St after doubles parking to discharge passen ger Wilbert Smiths car police report was travelling west on Dunlop at the time third car driven by Bruce MeOron 20 of Oro Station was moving easterlyln chain of traffic Police say Smiths car had attempted to pass bo tweea Kennys and McCrons cars with separate collisions occurring Damage to the Kenny car was set at $10 Smithr car had $50 damage and the Mchn cars left fender was damaged In second accident Thomas Sheridan 42 of Ennismore near Peterboro required the atten tion of doctor when his ear rammed the rear of cardrivan WRobert NEXT 35 of Letitia St Barrie Constable George McLeod re ported that the Ayorr car was stopped on Hayfield Stwaiting for the traffic light at the Grove St intersection to change to continue south PoliceJay the Sheridan car came up behind the Ayerr vehicle that the brakes did nothold and that it struck the vehicleDamaga to tbevAyerr car was estimated at $250 to the Sheridan car 375 Ma Sheridan was treated for an injury to vertebra rrom oo nun mail TO PRACTICE ROAD SAFETY aneangpurposdulbinthe floeflamrproceodlngwat which has apparently had to alowto let them crossin humlandminng ing done by odlegiato stu dents every dayand all are old enough to practice better road safety Examiner stall photo Oro TownShip Has Water Problem The present frozen state of the ground following an abnormally dry summer and fall has resulted in many farms In Oro township being short of water One report stated almost two out of three will in tho townlt ship have dried up and that others are drying up daily Farmers it is stated are draw lng water from nearby streams or are having to haul it to the anus in trunks Tudhdpe clerk of Oro township council contacted by The Examiner agreed that the water shortage in the municipal ity had reached serious stage It was problem that was caus ing the farmers quite bit of trouble and expense because they were hauling water prac tically all the time and in pre sent conditions would have to continue to do Io Local and General COUNTY LAW ANNUAL Annual meeting of Simcoe County Law Association is being held this afternoon at the Court House Barrie President is Moore QC of Oriliia Din her in at Community House at seven oclock WON Al GUELPE Barrio rink compound of George Caldwell Walter Steak ley Fred Pearson and Emerson Swain skip won third prize at at Kiwanis Club district curling boaspiel at Guelph recently CURLING FINALISTS Skips whose rinks qualified for tho Labatt Trophy playotis starting Thursday night at Bar rie Curling Club are Johnny Johnson Horace Beaumont Jack Craig Fraser Sutherland Herb Shannon Mel Ayerst Dr Gerald Woodger and Vera Adams Frank Hargreaves alternated as skip with Adams in this schedule Consider rAdding Guidance Teacher guidance teacher is an ex pensive additinn to school Col lingwoods District Collegiate Board has just discovered that jExplained zmauagemeat com mittee chairman Bourrlo We will have to pay close to maximum salary for guidance teacherf Guidance teachers had to attend three summer schools to qualify But that is only half the story To be fully effective two other finembers of the guidance staff are neededAnurse is re quired at least two or three days week And the teacher needs secretary But Mr Bourrie feels the board should consider guidance teacher We arain need of an other teacher in viaw of our ad vanced enrollment next year our guidance has not been the best The board will discuss the question along with that of tea chars salaries at special meeting Tuesday February 24 SHUibAiN Custom Grinding Miniu for nu ma mmflmimm to Phona ea maraunt an Tudbopo doubted if two out of three wells In the muni cipality had dried up as stated It might apply to some localities he said but not to the town ship as whole Some amen had to haul certalnamount of water every year he stated WARDEN JAMES PATRON left Reeve of Nottawasaga Uh flame hammer PlanCornmunity Welfare Speaker Urges CAS Meet Thaleedulaplantortheln Mafiatotallth in unanimity welfare within SimooeCotmtywuplantedlast nifiitthroughanaddrasgiv tommemhenofSimcoeConnb ban ChildrullAid Society at Guth rle Arthur ott speaking at the annual nine of the soot ety pointedoutlhat the Cana dian was spending lmmandone hall time more on the detection and punishment of crime than he waa on education Ter imbal ance could only be countered by farera planning of social wei are It is important to no citi zen and brother al that this thing happens For 25 years teacher Mr Plgott went into commerce and is now nicepresident of the So cial Planning Council of Meno polltan Tomato This organlration was set up to coordinate the schools churches nursing ser vices Chlldrens Aid service clubs and to plan as group for the social needs of any one par tioular area was among the guests at the annual meeting at Sham Authorities to Meet to Discuss Wasaga Beach Big Development The initial meeting between the local and provincial authori ties oonceruing the development of the Wasaga Beach area is to be held at Wasaga Beach on Thursday February 26 Reeve Lawrason said the De partinent oi Planning and Do velopment hoped to start the ten year plan tbu spring At the meeting with the department he said they would like tohavo as many council members as possible present from Flue Sun nldala Nottawasnga and the vil laga of Wasaga Beach The village will be host to the first meeting at which it was stated three government de partments are to be represent ed the Lands and Forests Travel and Publicity and Planning and Development The clerk Charles Proctor pointed out that the meeting was the result of years of work by former councils He referred to the brief presented to the gov ernment by the directors at the GBDA which he said would in doubtedly be used by the com mittee as reference Council has granted the volun teer fire brigade substantial raise both in wages and on the point system The ltandlng agreement with Sunnldale has also been reviewed and will con tinue as formerly The fire chief expressed satisfach with the present arrangements The council agreed on the pro position of Art Hutchlson to make grant of one mill to the Wa saga Beach Chamber of Com meme WATCB OUR DAILY DYCKS FOOD MARKET Tomorrown Special FRONT QUARTER BEEF lb 53° HIM Ruerved to Ithan elkl BARRIE invites You To Attend EWEED SPRAYER 00L Simcoe Dinlfltlt Comp Barrie invltu you to attend Weed Sprayer School inthisAren Nodoubt you have come up against problems in praying weeds that you would like answered Weedkiliers are cherrdcals and like dnyothur chemical they can be very useful if usedproperly or ey can be rather destructive if useddinproperly To assist you in the pro arranged weed sprayer For 10M years we lived in fondly situation in In Igflcul tIaal calhne said the speaker The family ritualion today had changed to character under ur and industrial influence The cotmtxys greatest rich were theehlldren What had the community to do to ensure that theygrewuptobeapartof on ideal type of good life Youngsters demand three mthlngs action action and ac The speaker went on to point out that man in the present in dushial and urban clvillzatlon wanted four things He wanted securiw out of family rela tionship and growing up into the church relationship This he gan with the mother relationship He wanted love sense of belonging fellowship and neigh borliuess He needed an oppor tunity to create as an artisan or craftsman its desired prestige certain recognition as an indi vidual WAYS GOOD our waya today are good said the speaker It is just County Childrens Aid Society held at Guthrlo Community Hall last night With him in James Wright Collingwood president of the society Mrs Plgott and Arthur Plgott the speaker Examiner staff photo VALUE question of planning to me than meaty To do this cooperation was accusary betw governmem votliuntary 0115mm pera on was nwesnry be tween the organizations them selvu Prevention is our only answer to preent social prob lems and the government is not there to preven the There was need to give youth at today discipline or no 11d rela tionship This is the discipline in life which does not come from ml slaps said Mr Plgott ma only people who can do it ll you Do you want democracy You are theperson who can anawle this You and have control over our environment lie urged that communities Sirncoo County in particular should plan their social sur roundin gs When we all get tot gather it simplifies itself it is tremendously import ant thing today to belong to thll Jilldrens Aid SociEty It is im portant to bring other phases of the community into this IDEA PAYS OFF SAN FRANCISCO AP An idea for quickopening doves for ship ventilation ducts brought Frank Monsler $1625 award Tuesday shipyard spokesman said the suggestion would save the navyssoomo SALE WATCH TRADEIN To $3000 For Your on Watch On Any New Watch Woolen Gr all Jowolon Dunlap lhis in what you most look for when you make lambas whether it be two hundred acres or two hundred chich And what is VALUE itl the linking of two thinga QUALITY plus ECONOMY and it takes Thousands of Canadian Poultry men know that the hilt VALUE IN CHICK STARTERS is found in enema11v ltgt the CIHCK STARTERS that link THE BEST OF QUALITY T0 MAXIMUM ECONOMY lnlnrlng that you get the BEST Ol VALUE uA