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TULIP TWOSOMES DOURLE HER PLEASURE Mrs Roberts Robert Street Barrie holds hand near new hybrid of Darwin tulip in her garden Flnwur featur as two or more stems joined together from the bulb almost Pox And Mumps Are Top Diseases Chicken pa and mumps ran neck and neck for the dubious honor of to communicable disedse repo cd to Simcoe County Health Unit in April There were 62 cases of each reported OLhcrs which went to make up the total of 196 were scarlet fever with 36 Germanmcaslcs with 29 measles with four whooping cough with two and NEWS OI By RUSS DAVEY ExecutiveDirector Last weekend group of us went upto Camp Takagami to he lookat the campsite For Bud Vass chairman of the camp committee and myself it was our first look at tbe camp Camp Takagami is located on GoHome Lake less than an hours drive up Highway 103 it is in the midst of typical Mus koka rock and tree formatldn in fact one cannot help but be pleased with the variety of land forms and vegetation of the area Then too it is located in wonderful areafor canoe trip ping because it is in theheart of maze of rivers and lakes which make it possible to travel to the north and east to Baia and beyond and to the south and west over to Georgian Bay This is mixed blessing the wonderful opportunities inherent in these numerous waterways are tempered by the amount of boat traffic which churns up and down the length and breadth of every navigable body of water The campsite is removed from existing roads by about two mil es of water and little less over land It is still in primitive stages boasting only two bulld ings One is small green shack which has been used as stor age area the other is larger building erected mostly through the efforts of our Ys Mens Club which has small kitchen and dining area SHORTCOMINGS Though the site is still in rather rugged condition imagin ation runs wild with the many little projectsvwhieh would make it veritable summer haven for young folk One of the short commgs apparent is thatany sizeabie fiat area would be achieved only witbgreat disfi eulty because of the rocky knolls and hollows which characteriza the area The board cempcominlttee and group of interested Ys Men are attempting now to determ clue just what we can accomplish in the line of camping for this suminer Ourbudget will not dliow anything inthe way of im up to the bloom and is report atom Mrs Roberts has sov cd to be new development in Barrie tulip species since last year Bloom is about three inches across the top and three inches from top to Join on Easter was welcome rc spibc indeed offer very ardu ous winter commented direct or Dr Scott Our final school immunization program was completed before the spr ing thaw Only few schools were missed because of road conditions and will be picked up in May The spning thaw an is usual uncovered all the oc eumuiation of dirt and garbage giving our suttltmians more work aseptic meningitis with one BARBIE provcments which would require investing money or any pro gram which would require sub sidy Still they have some in teresting program possibilities which they are currently explor ing Needless to say any firm plans arrived at will be quickly reported in this column This then is quick brief look at Camp Takagnml PROGRAM SPOTS Annual Gym Display All trails and programs lead to Central Collegiate on Saturday May 28 at pm This is the time and place of Barrie Ys first annual annual gym display The boys and girls young men and young women who havebeen enjoying our program over the past sea son ara now working hard to pre pare display for your enter tainment The content of the display will acquaint you with the range and skills and interests we have tried to develop over this past seasons activities The one outside group will be the West End Junior Leader Corps who are going to present the Box Horse display which they put on at the last Sports mans Show There is no ohargel one is welcomal see YOU there Every Wa hope to cral such iullps on her pro Examiner Photo FARM NEWS From the INFORMATION BRANCH ONT DEPT OF AGRICULTURE party If youve been thinking oi foncying up your beef barns think carefully These is goodchance you will lose monEY if your building investment goes beyond $5625 per 50 cows So estimates Bellman extension specialist with the Ontario Dcpartmcot of Agriculv lurc Hls reasoning beef cowcalf hard can pay for no thing but the most simple and inexpensive buildings Bellman looks at it this way With an average on per cent calf drop per year and not sales Ear year per cow of steers and alters at 500 pounds your net sales for the year will be 22500 pounds 50 500 average price over the last few years has been 25c 11 pound so total gross returns for the 50 cow herd would be $5525 Economists figure beef cows can afford to pay approximately eight per cent of gross annual income towards annunl rent for buildings and equipment says Bellman Looking at it that way the yearly born rent would be or times $5625 equals $450 The annual barn rent in ciudes depreciation mainteni once interest insurance and taxes lhe $5625 figure is the break even point or maximum allowlt able for buildings hastressesi lNGLES PAVING Hwy 27 South Finn Elation DRIVEWAY PARKING LOT SPECIALiISTS All Work Guaranteed sans nsrnunrns HEAR and MEET Mr John Wintermeyer 061 Leader of The Ontario Liberal Party of Oakley Park School Davidson Sh ThursdoyMoy 19 80 pm Everybody Welcome Coffee Lmauupam lho Hon Drury Edger To Get Back To Mem By 1168 Last December we had an ind tcrvlew with the former PramE late Ontario lhoBooE Ci Drury This was last pmvinus to his retirement He was so anxious to make start on writ his memories He had so much to tell of his lifes story that he would be busy for some years However an interruption oc curred this spring was lct ting up one morning about live when suddenly fell back on the bed and could not get up he says of the partial stroke that hlthim over month ago He has been in the hospital since this attack but is recoveri lag and now spends over an hour day exercising un er the instructions of trained hysio therapist He is learning walk again and is accomplishing this gradually He tells of taking few steps now and can get up into choir to meet his visitors EXERCISES We found him sitting in chair beside his bed in room 25A of the old section of Royal Victoria Hospital He has set of rlgginsa over the bed whero he does his five miles every morning was partially par alyzed on one side he says but now can move his arm and leg His wonderful memory is as sharp as ever and he is still just waiting for the time he can get clear of the hospital and it isnt necessarily the most economical Any investment for fociiltlcs above the aciual need of the animals is nn economic 1055 even if the total is well below the breokaven point aw that produces $200 calf doesnt need twice as much housing as onc producing $100 calf All it means is that the higher the ro turn per cow the more you can invest in buildings and still break oven in buildings Lwill How much $5625 buy Well iohousc 50cow herd in new pole frame born with enough room for bed ded area and stall storage you would have to spend $3500 This would be for 62 84 foot build ing at contract price of $1 persquarc fool says the exten sion specialist Other things you might but would be Oh hay barn of 125 ton cap acity for $1000 Moon square feet of paved yard for 25¢ square foot or$1Wo Olonce watercrs hydro etc from the remaining $125 Theres no room here for lazysusans silos or augerfed bunks says Bellman Too ex pcnsivel Ho cautions Dont go too for in cutting building costs Re member that food and labor make up 75 per cent of the cost of production buildings and equipment contribute only 10 per cent Hick equipment and buildings that cut the costs of feed and labor does not appreciate hospital rou in the morning andspreodtha log me little time for rest and back to his lifes story He thinks that if he handicapped lnwrltlaghcwillusoaiapc recorder and let someone else put it on paper Asked if he was past the first soyean yet he said he thought he was but there are somany things that come to mind all the time that lust dont seem to get far along put down some of the happen tags that developed during the time of the premiersz when slr Adam Beck than Hydro chairman was endeavoring to lfl BAR MAT KAY ID For the regular supper meet ing of the Hons Club of Barrie It Community House niudu night so were prestot including two young guests Stephen Hin ton and Sumac Watt both stult lwouid likcto persuade the country that the need of radial railways wu imA peratlvc Mr Dnuy was successful in blockingthat even though some of the bonds had been Hosted and the right of way had been purchased in some places it was planned to run one of these lines up the west side of Lake Slmcoo Tlma has proved that the lodg mant of the fonncra govern moat premier was right WORLD AFFAIRS it was delightful tohcar blm discuss world affairs which of course involved the spyplane incident and theircfusal of From lcr Khrushchev to attend the Summit conference ltfr Drury hasno sympathetic feelings for the Eisenhower regbno He feels that this incident will bring the sane people of the United States to their senses and abolish the warbent government now spend ing billions on war efforts Sitting with his favorite Globe and Mail and The Examiner on his lap Mrme said that he tine where they awoke one early attentions through the day leav no quiet at any time The fact that ho is progressing so well is splendid thing and we know that like ourselves his munyffricnds will hope that ho Barrie Lieut Is RMC Grad OTTAWA Special Lieuten ant Barringtcn Kcrshaw of Bar rie will bo among nearly 140 hi service cadets at the Royal Military College Kingston next Friday when they marchoff the parade square in the traditional graduation ceremonies Lt Kershnw who completed his course in Civil Engineering will receive his Queens Com mission from Defence Minister George Pcarkes VC doubling in his capacity as president of the college Earlier in the day the convo cation address will be givan by Ontario Premier Leslie Frost and the opening address by Commodore Piers Com mandant of the Colleges The day of ceremonies winds upin the evening with the tral ditional graduation ball Lt Kershnw who is headed for the army is member of the oath cioss to graduate from EMC Ali thecadets will join thaarmy navy or air force DRURY will be back at hisxhomo before long and that the story of his life as written by himself will be most interesting one when completed Hg is truly Simeoc Countys grand old man as Board Nixes Motor Shooters No motor scooters on ublle school property was the clam handed out this week by Barrie Public School Board The decision was unanimous on the issue The board was prompted to form this policy for motor scooters after being up preached from certain quarters to use school grounds for the small vehicles lm against it said Trustee Dr Seymour bluntly There is enough halard on the street without the children having to duck motor scooters said chairman Young NEWS VETERAN Ermk Leslie publisher of the Niagara Falls Review marked his 60th annivers ary as publisher in May 1960 Born in Toronto lifr Leslie so was educatedln Walkerton Ont and became school teacher in 1900 he turned to publishing and bought the weekly Tavistock Gazette He sold it four years later and bought the Niaagoa Foils Weekly Re view turning it into daily in 1914 deals of St Josephs High School here Following supper bear tysinssoag wu enjoyed and rousing roar was given foltho mg gusts who had captured honors in publicng and had gone on further Tboy represented their sdtool and our city in an interprovlacisl contest in extempore speaking held in St lambcrt Quebec wban Stephen came second and Suzanne was fourth against strong competition They were introduced by Lion Ron Maekle who also nddedbls quota of praise for the young people Lion Jock Gable had previously thanked the club for supporting the contestant who had made such an excellent showing St Josephs Young Craters 11s Delight Barrie Lions Clubbers Stephen replied for himself and Suzanne tape recording was heard which gave the speeches of contestants at the lntuprovlnchl contest Indudlt lag the two Barrio representa tives They warehqu inu celieot talks Stephan choosing the subject IbbRoIa of So ciety in Education and Suzanna followed on the titans that inls Democracy Ls Freedom Eoth young speakers were right at home with their subjects sbow od perfect poise excellent mom Dry perfect diction good voices and sincerity Lion Jack Gable extended the Ihlnhdthaclubtotheywng people who had carried the name of Barrio so well thmuir out and beyond their own pro vince President Mac Fsadley in his remarks later claimed he felt °°° it flammmbih sxsmp es speaking SaladoShirfiiiHorsey Plans To Enter Alliston Trade Fair Estimation in the 1900 Allisbou Trade Mr sponsored by the Rosary club was luv nounccd today by Tinnor manager of the SsladaShlrrlff Horsey instant Mashed Potato Flakes plant at Mlisixm Ihe Canadian publiclyowns ed international packaged food company took pant in the trade fair last year for the first time CooIshuciion of the first plant instead mashed potatoes was under way attbao time no plant has shoe been finished and has recently complete ed its first succesful season of operation SaladishbriffHorscy plans adisplay of all of the many stood poodqu nmhandlscd by the company including the new Salada Instant Mia RABIES DOWN The rabies situation is again fairly quiet reports Simcoe County Health Unit withonly one case being rcfiortad in the county during Apr That was skunk ANNOUNCE WINNERS Bradford Lions Club has an nounced winners of the oratorl cal contest it sponsored Monday at Bradford District High School They are Margaret Ker ekes William Saba Myrna Hobbs and Linda Taylor GENERAL MEETING Bradford Boy Scouts and Cubs will give performance of their work at the annual general meeting of Bradford Home and School Association May 25 flac tion of officers and film on health are also on the agenda AT LUNCHEON Barrie City Police Chief Ed LocAtiano cannon Chadi Vlncont the Home Service Binecu ed the company will Itimd be pomids Mot matton on dis use of company products Samples of Florida frch Horvcy mm mm iuioe will be given out and hampers of company products will be awarded to lucky winners dur ing the June 234 event NO MENONLY DRINKING STRATFORD CPIVoters in nearby Logan Township Wednes day supported establishment of mixed beverage rooms but re iectcd those for men only Mixed rooms were favored by so per cent of those who voted but only 51 per centthree per cent short of the required majoritysup ported mens bsvcraza rooms ward Tschirhart was cos of large delegation of Ontario pol ice chiefs and crown attorneys who assembled at King Edward Hotel Toronto for shuffle safety and accident prevention luncheon mesdqur In attend once were Minier of 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