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WIN SUBSCRIPTIONSELLING PRIZES Two Barrie girls have achiev ed recognition by selling re spectively the largest and second largest number of subscription in Barrio to the Canadian Register Catholic chkly during the period CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING Fifty ago onlAprll 27 John Edwin Johnston and Loiet Green neighbors on the 11th line of lnnisfil were mac rled They continued to live on the same line Where they rare ed their family boy and girl itay and Lillian Daili morc Saturday afternoon April 30 they were at home to their friends at the home of their son Bay which is nearly ac ross the road from the farm homestead still occupiedby Johnston but no relation to Edwin Mr and Mrs Johnstonare new residents of Harrie and have large connection of rela tives bulb in Barrie and ne surrounding area Their brides maid of 50 years ago now airs Fred Green and sisteran law was among those present at the gathering on Saturday There are seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren making four generations During the afternoon and evening about 100 guests cal led to wish them many more years of happiness together ANNUAL MEETING We were among the varying guests at the dinner served by the Churchill who Church WA tonome 5t mem bers of the lonisfil branch of the Federation of Agriculture annual meeting The dinner was most tastily cooked and served consisting of ioast pork andvan assortment of vegetables pickles and pies andwas to say the least well worth the time and price charged Introduction of the head table and some brief remarks from some of the local guests referredto the splendid work that had been accomplished by the branch during the past year The speaker of the even ing was introducedby Keith Mcllucr Agricultural Repre rcntativc of South Simcoe who it midto boast that last year he attended more than 200 banquets and still turned up at homo for some meals He introduced Canton Bennett Conservation officer for the Department of Agriculture tirwiph as an export to which Mr ileumit took cxcoptlon tying mnwx won on no known tinliiy and apart mic dip under proctoro March to April of this your in an annual contest open to all provincial separate school children Honorswent to Miss Joanne Bibby left St Jorcphs High School and Miss Stephanie Merrick St Marys Separate School who Mr Bennett spoke along the lines of which has been popular top to for some years and on which thousands of pages have been written He warned his lis teners that conservation ap plied not only to farm manage ment and soils but also to water and the air Here in the Province of Ontario we have twothirds of the pure white water of the world and pol lution is entering these more and more Gases that are be ing allowed to escape into the air are also setting up pollu tion The acres under cultivation are rapidly decreasing through the loss of land to industry Mos farmers toda are find ing they are having to pur chase feeds and seed as it is shown that 28 per cent of their income is spent for these while only six per cent is spent on fertilizers The purpose of enlighten ment is to get the agricultur ists to realize the proper crops to produce on the type of lands they are cultivating and the host fertilizers to ap ply Humavn flood acreages are decreasing yet atpresemt we still have surpluses Much of this may be owing to the feeds not now consumed by horses which at one time took 28 per cent of the crops produced he stated Mr Bennett concluded by saying that we have need to preserve lands not only for food but for recreation and reforestation so that we may protect the fresh water sup plies The land belongs to Mann few that are dead few who are living and countless numbers yet unborn We have responsibility to posterity to leave better land for those who come after Contrary tothe suggestion that Reeve Charles Sproule did not attend the Business Mens Association dinner because of the previous meeting with their executive Reeve Sproule said thatrhe had been cutting calves about the stable and after an afternooaof steer wrestling he was tired so volunteered to babysit so that the rest of the family could attend Star Chapter meeting in Siroud never hear any grudge about what goes onal Coun farm management sold reapcctiveiy 38 and 20 subscrip one Contest is con ducted by the Reglater and provincial winner not yet an nounced will travel to Home trip prepaid Girls prizes will hocamuras Examiner Pho or iMouse That Roared Good Funny Satire By TIM LLEWELLYN Examiner staff Reporter Another movie takes crack at some established and sup posedly sacred facets of inter national affairs at the imperial Theatre Barrie thh week the Mouse that Roamd starring one of the most versatile chnr aster actor since Alec Guinness arrived on the screen aka light but lethal bash at phony diplomacy and even manages to get in dig at the globar so called big powers However the mayie is not Eel to be taken too serious The Grand Duchy of Grand Fenwlck little country hidden away in the Alps discoyers US of is duplicating the Duchys only exporttheir wine The flneiglingprlma minister played by Peter Sellers decides to declare war on the USA as theywould Certainly lose and the rehabilitation undertaken af ter the war by the States would give them more wealth than they ever dreamed Blue MOuntain Camp Receives Share OfGovemment Grants Health Minister Matthew Dy mond today announced the pro vincial government has approv ed maintenance and special cap ital grants totalling more than $189000 Summer camps operated by the Ontario Society for Crippled Children received $1732725 in maintenance grants Camps op crated by this society and re ceiving grants included the Blue Mountain Camp at Colllngwood receiving $394650 the Wooded en Camp at Komoka to receive $854150 MenyWoodonthcRI dean in Perth $01475 the Northwood Camp at Seseldnlka $2160 and the Lakewood Camp situated in Wolnfieet $366450 The Ontario Society for Crlp plcd Children received special grants totalling $48100 for the operational their convalescent camps located in Coliingwood Perth Sesekinikn Vainfleet and Komoka flre minister also announced that special grant of $100000 had been awarded to the Ontario Heart Foundation pgNEW Russ raver Executive Director Wilsuufiay was 43139 thebllslest days in the history of Barrie mmmming started early and eaded late mid involved my immy people Though want to tell in detail about just one of the programs thought it would be of generalintelest to share the happenings of the day with you It started early in the mom iog at am to be exact when we loaded two cars with nine hopeful basloetballplay er and three young adults whowere going to swim for the Juvenile Basketball Tournament They lost to strong Lakeshare Toronto Club in the first game but then won the remaining two games to come up with the consolation championship They returned to Barrie about 11 pm At am our three gym centres were going full tilt There were about 130 boys and girls eight adults and eight teenage leaders taking part At 930 am copper work class was in smion at the nth 12 boys and girls enjoy iag their tavorite craft Two adults were in attendance Al mm many lhlngs were happening Mrs King was run ning her private tap dancing classes with over 20 girls par ticipating The eight teen dele gates representing the Barrie North lliAY and the Junior Tears were climbing into cars for their trip to the Teen Con ference in Orlllia which will talk about in more detail be low The Junior Teens who were left in the city began drops ping irtto the for their Saturday afternoon gettic gether Eighteen were in at tendance under the super vision of two adults At pm special Grade party was In progress at the with more than 20 young people present along with three adults This was not group although we bad an adult volunteerin attend ancel Then too there was special copper tooling group of seven adults meeting at the Finally 30 Debuteena were transported to Orillla for swim party and they were attended by eight adults who provided the transportation and leadership necessary for that program or BARBIE Fairwaot of space didnot name all the fine service mlnded people who gave up their time to make all these programs possible It is my sin cerat hope though that they drew great pleasure from the knowledge thatthey weredo ing wonderful scrvlce to the young peopleof Barrie it was quite evident that the young rters were enjoying themselves thoroughly by the looks of joy and excitement on their rates TEENS MEET said wanted to talk in allttle more detail about the Teen Conference in Orillia This was gathe of more than 70 young people who were appointedtor elecbedrep resentatives of teen groups from BarrieLMidland Beeion Drillia Letaoy Camp Borden and Loretta Through the con fercnce process of speakers and discussion they vigorously attacked the challenga which weakening moral and social standards of our day present to their efforts provide wholesome activities for their as stone They talked about behavior and drinking thi mechanics of running good dances and their relationship to adulislin planning and executing their activities It was stimulating confer ence to the teens as well as to the 11 adults who shared in the leadership with the Teen Conference committee It was stimulating to the teens because they discovered far greater purposefulness in their activities and to the adults because they saw such high level of maturity industry fleesiveness and insight in these young people It was growing experience tor all of us raccoon snore CITIES CLUB At their annual meeting last Monday president Max Module gave report on the many activith of the group during the last season held for the 106061 program year Max Moanis was reelect ed president byacolrmation Stewart Colewas elected president and Ron Cochran was elected secretarytreasub er Regular meetings of the Chess Club will begin again Monday Sept 12 coerce Wonk AND BOX mc There will be party at the on Saturday mom ing from 930 to 1230 och3 AND GENERAL cross scrroor Teacher Marie White heard this week that her public school at the with Water Light and Powersswift Rap ids power plant will be elm ed this June family with six children is leaving the Swift which would have left the school with one pupil next year LEACOCK BANQUET Toronto columnist Pierue Berton will receive the Sbe all Itccve Spoon1e stated plum Icacock medal for humor at banquet at Penn Cottage near OrilHa Junell Mr Ber ton won the medal for his mic JustAdd Water and AT DISTRICT ASSEMBLY The following Bavaria Rotar ians attended the dishdotas semny held at North Bay Ap ril 30 DooleyiGreec incoming District Gavelno Jack Batstone vicepre lden Herm Tomlinson dent elect Verna Santean and elections were Beatty and Doug Unfortunately the army 20 men under the leadenhip of the simpleminded Tulley Peter Sellers set all with good Wilh cs from the Grand Duchess played by Peter Sellers but arrives to find New York City decried There is civil db fence practice on and the city ll underground The Duchy much to the em barrassment of both themselves and the US wins the war and captures by mistake their all powch bomb The news leaks out and in one of the funniest scenes BBC action country by country the interest of driver safety bicycle madeo was conducted by the Community Park RCAF Camp Borden Friday On Thursday afternoon RS Kennedy and Sgt Laye ad dressed all students of Barker Public School on the subject of bicycle safely and showed film on the subject Riding Safety was undertaken by all students after the film MECHANICAL CHECK 0n the fatemoon of Friday April 29 200 hicyclennd trl cycle drivers submitted their vehicles for amcchcnlcai check and proceeded on to an obstacle cmusc of fine riding tests lballancing on straight it stop btrcet intersection balancing on figure weaving in and out of obstacles left turn intersection All contestants were marked on written examination the mechanical condition of their vehicles and results of the rid newa reader lists the worlds re be Everyone realizes the Duchy now has the most powerful wea pon la the world and rushes to protect her borders Execpt the USA which cant really attack such tiny country but which is also officially at war with her lo cant defend it As he reads the news we hear of Britains plea to the country ibaithera are obviously old time links between the two coun tries which should not be ignor ed Francel that as two wine growing countries they have cannon band and Russias that although they too invented mb years ago they too are willing to help keep the other Safety Council of Anderson written enamlnation on SCOUTEBS GUSHER SCHENTAG CHECK BIKES ingtests Reflector tape was issued free of charge as re quired 2111 ELEM mm THURSDAY MAY ado from the hands of the Amen loans The US section olJbel news is merely report of the can in the alflwaukeeDodger game the American version of loccer And so it gas on Peter Sellers plays his parts as if he were three different people and the general story and dsaracters in it have Selierian flavor He is simples faced outer and one whorelies on his voice more than anything for characterization but one who has long way to go in moving pictures Torontcnian Austin Willis was authentic as the US diplomat The other movie the Golden Fish deserves review all its own it is simple short story without words directcd by Frenchman Cousteau which has all tho color and life of an impressionist painting but which in as clear and dramatic as much later piece of realist gears Community Safety Council Conducted Bicycle Readeo To date the results have not The story of Japanm boy in Paris who sees loves wants and gets goldfish The photography is never pre tentious but the little segment out of littleboys life is direct ed and photographed in way that only Frenchman could The background music arrang ed and composed by French jazz writer and critic Andre Hodeir helps evoke an atmosphere which is movie and belittlflll wummv CHARLES nanav mm For many years resident of Waverley Cheri ea decry French suffered stroke and died At his hours then Satur day April 28 The funeral was on Monday April 25 with service in the Waverley United Oburch con ducted by Greaser Pres ent worn ncl bbore and friends from waver ey together with relatives and friends from surrounding communities and also from more distanfllacea Toronto Brantford dland Orillia and Barrie Interment was in the United Church Cemetery at Waverley and fillheaners were Freeman and Archie Bumstead John liliiler Owen French Garfield Brown and Elmer mach Charles Reach was born on March 25 of 1874 at Craig hurst It was at Waverley however that he received his education and on March of 1004 his marriage to the for mor MLu lilary Jane Re holds was solemnizcd at Hil dale Following this they lived for eight years at Outlook in Sas katchewan Returning east they spent two years in Midland and the remaining years in Waverley Mr French was an honorary elder of the United Church had been school trustee for sovieta1 years and was Com servative in political views Surviving members of the family and connections are his widow and fora soar and two daughters of whom Ivan also Mrs lien Dainklll lords and Mrs Morris Dar by Marjorie are all at We verley and Eldon and Harold in Midland Morley is in Brantford Three are also 14 been computed The winners will receive prizes sAnAa in canine or krelaxingi them handy at beach Constructed of special polished aluminum Nonjrusilng and nonstaining Easy to clean NEW design on aimrests for comfortable duppgrt Weatherproofand fadeproof Saran webbing in choice of greenwhitey redwhite and bluewhite Folds conveniently forstorage and transportation Open Friday Night Until grandchildren and three great graadchildren PM All Day Saturday Untilspnn ADAMS made purchase with tremendous savings Only ADAMS could cover the market and offerthis special at such Low Low Price Sturdy weatheriast cool and comfortable 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