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No Deficit Payments Predicts COOp Mgr By 1155 There will be no deficit pay ments to hog producers is the opinion of James Simpson genl eral manager 0i First 90 into again as indications are em and humane type of killer operative lackcrs of Onions thnt prices will hold on pal will be installed as soon as it He made this statement Nssday with beef cnn be obtained Additions are morning when asked if the price of hogs was likely to stay above the former floor price as it has been doing since the floor was lowered and the deficit plan was inauguratedthe first of the year The average price across Can ada when the floor price was in control was $2261 However the price since has been as high as $28 in Ontario and is now $250 above the average price The crossCanada price would have to go below the average price before producers would be en titlcd to deficit payment Willi wcancrs selling at $14 and up it does not appear that the producers are going out of the pork business In fact ac cording to thercports received at the marketing end it would appear that more than the aver age number of sows are being bred This however will not affect the market price before the first of the year average is struck which will be the basis of the average price SURPLUS DROPS One hundred million pounds of surplus pork was available to be handled in the prices paid for current hogs and as this is gradually disappearing the price is more likely to raise than IOWlt er The differential between the price of pork and other red meats is the basis on which the pork market is controlled That staggering surplus de veloped when the government was buying pork from the plants and placing it in storage to keep the floor price at the level set When this was removed many producers cut back on sow breeding and production which sent the price to $28 but on the surplus was released it the hog business brought this price back to thclgrotulated present level With the surplus fast disappear ing it would appear business is worth getting back of around $26 that the pig COPACO MEMBERS PROFIT Members of the Copaco have special reason for being in They have share in plant which is second to none in Canada and the total value is considerably in excess of the share value of the mem bers Besides dividends are paid to members who produce and ship hogs to the plant They do not need to market their pro duct through the high produce ers marketing system as their plant entitles them to sell their products as finished pork The cost of handling and ship ping which is chargcd to other than members is not required of those who ship or deliver their own hogs to the cooperative plant This is saving which the members can credit to their plant and the fact that sub stantial dividend is annually divided among the producers that ship there is another good reason for the members to sup port their own plant Last year one hog producer in the local area received atdivie dend of about $3000 and this was over and above the regular market price The development of more of these cooperative plants is only matter of time Quebec has several such processing plants and they are handling much of the pork products of that pro vince Mr Simpson feels that if one was located in Eastern Ontario and another ill the west ern part of the province the re sults would stabilize the pork business substantially The Simcoe County plant has truckloads of its products leav ing every night for all parts of the province especially the north country They also ship to New York and to the Jamaica islands so the Copaco product on the careful man5 ogement which has an almost accidentfree record and little employment changeover The equipment is of the most mod continunlly being made and every available hit of space is utilized The equipment is new through out even to modern smoke room operated by gas in which shovelful of hardwood saw dust is placed and the smoking process is done perfectly with out human hands to care for it Members or prospective mem hers who go to make up this colt operative are reaping the bene fits of the wisdom of those who organized the plant in the years when they had to buck opposi tion even from farmers and truckers who bypassed the plant believing they might never receive payment for any hogs they left there Borden Soldier Will Face Trial September 12 CHATHAM CPiThe murder trial of Pte Wayne Bayes 17 of Camp Borden 0nt will open Sept 12 at fall assizes here of the Ontario Supreme Court it was announced today Bayes is accused of killing his father 47yenrold John Bayes of Raleigh Township at their farmhomeo Mr Boyer died in hospital 12 hours alter ho was newlng old acquaintances visit ing old haunts schools and chure chcs or attending string of centennial events The centennial celebration be gins Friday night with an old time dance at New Lowell Hall Prizes are being offered at the dance for best old costumes and for the oldest residents present GIANT PARADE highlight oi the observances will be giant centennial par ade at noon Saturday at the Edenvale Airport The parade will have bands floats clowns old and new vehicles Other at tractions will include old time contests and many other inter esting events At New Lowell Saturday even ings entertainment begins at 630 pm with ball game Open house will be held in the Com munity Centre at 830 pm with the Sunnidale Township Council as host and Barries Collegiate Band supplying the music Ildmen Name Program Head Howard hrectdes Canada Life Assurance Co has been appoint ed to the position of chairman of the program committee of Central Ontario Sales and Adver tising Club by Club President Art Harris of Barrie The program committee is in charge of arranging and organ izing the club program at all reg ular club meetings It is propose ed to operate Central Ontario Sales and Advertising Club this year more closely to the format suggested by the national body bile Federation of Canadian Ad vertising nod Sales Clubs Meetings will be streamlined and organised more efficiently than last season with the change of pace between each meeting necessary to maintain member interest and enthusiasm Howard Breckles was born in Toronto and educated at Eastern High School of Commerce He moved to Orillia 14 years ago and previous to his present pos ition with Canada Life Assurance Co wu with the Borden Com pany Ltd He is charter mem ber of the Orillia Junior Cham ber of Commerce and past dir ector lle charter member of OOSAC and last year was vlcoellnirlnan of the club boosts or committee Howard is married struck in the head by shotgun blast MRS JOHN STRATH ELMVALE On Monday July OBITUARIES ed the largely attended funeral July 21 at to at Penetang General Hospi tnl Mrs John Struth died on with one daughter service Thursday the BishopLynn Funeral Home Interment was in Ebnvale Cem TEE HARRIS EXAMINER WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 Sunnidale Township Centennial Begins Friday lit New Lowell Sunnidnle Township residents are celebrating the Sunnidale Centennial this weekend Both resident and visitors will be re An old time dance will com plete the evening ham and salad supper will be served at the Community Centre New Lowell from 541 pm Saturday Sunday at pm there will be memorial service at the Oak view Community Centre City Council Cuts Swim Pool Bylaw bylaw proposing fencing in of all swimming pools in Barrie was quashed at City Council Monday Arguing that four foot six inch fence as was stipulated in the bylaw was impractical and unsightly council decided to let the bylaw ride for the time be ing UNSIGIIILY Alderman Hersey argued that this fencing would also deter es tate holders from building pools since fence around large pool would be most unsightly Council agreed there was no urgency to the problem and the bill was defeated Expectant Mother Daughter Killed SIMCOE CPAn expectant town 25 miles south of Erantlord injured later in hospital here were inrlair condition driving MANY COPIES 2075 copies were distributed was 45000 WINS JACKPOT Monday night for second HARVEST TOBACCO gun the backbreaking job SWIMMING CLASSES mother and her eightyearold daughter were killed Tuesday in cartruck collision near this Her husband and four sons worn IIls Wesley Hilts of George town near Toronto died at the scene Her daughter Sandra died Mr Hills and the four boys 14 months to 12 years of age Harvey Smith 19 driver of the truck was charged with careless LOCAL AND GENERAL The new district telephone dl Bond llead rectory serves 21 communities including Camp Borden where Total distributed in this area Robinson 274 Bradford Street Barrie was the winner of $625 jackpot at the Lions Club Monster Bingo at Orillia His prize was second money in the bingo and the jackpot now goes back to $1000 for first money and $500 Tobacco picking is the order of the day in the Everett vicin ityand most growers have be DAVIDSON HOMESTEAD The old home on the 4th con cession which was partly gutted by fire recently and felt with the body of the house intact in to be razed The owner Ar thur White has been told by the insurance company that it is considered complete loss The old walls will be torn down and new house constructed PARKS ADVISOR letter has been received from the parks department of the planning and development branch noting that their spec tal parks advisor is ready to meet the council and advise on parks and community centres the necessary requirements that are needed for qualification as these and the grant that are nvnilabie if the council was to get an opinion on the Belle Ewart pro perty which the local residents wish to add to their present holdings this property might be come community centre for yearround use as well as summer park At the same time it ntlght qualify for sub stantial grant both for purchase and maintenance it would appear that this Ls an ideal opportunity to obtain the necessary information and hold the discussions here ROAD DIVERSION motion was passed instruct ing that the request for the di version ol lit sideroad at Big Bay Point Gall Club is contem plated and those who wish to register objections must do so by the next regular council meeting on Sept by 1030 am Engineer Rhodes was instructed to look after this matter The costs of the proposed dl version including the engineer lng costs are to be borne by the Big Bay Point Golf Club training as well as class from MINISTER RETURNS Rev and Mrs Willis of Angus have returned from their cottage at McKellor after holi doys Services at Angus United Church will be at 11 am during the month of August BERRY DAY PARADE Representatives fromae lod gas of the Black Knights from all over Central Ontario are ex pected to arrive in Orillia Satur day for the annual Derry Day parude The parade begins at the Orillia Oval at 230 pm and is expected to draw 3000 Knights and more than that INNISFIL NOTES Inc which would close the road to vehicular traffic passing the club house and turn it from the slderoad east of the club house and back to the sidernad would allow for foot traffic to pass be tween the club house and the greens without having to dodge between cars REQUEST snow has been asked to forward forau to cover the necessary bylaw setting the salaryof the road supervisor from this that change In this rate is contemplated and to do 5311 By R53 The proposed diversion The department of highways it would appear this new bylaw will be accu We feel that most ratepayers will agree that if there is one official who earns his salary it is our road supervisor Iii heaviest responsibilities are in the winter when snow plowing has to be directed night and day His phone is one of the busiest on the switchboard and many citizen has sat stranded in soowdrilt waiting for township plow to come and break road sad part ofhis term ofemlt ploylnent is the fact that little or no allowance was made for pension He may give the best part of his working life to his lob but when he can no longer handle the work he does not hnve substontinl pension in take the place of the regular salary cheque Providing penlt stuns for township employees was something that past councils thought was not part of their obligations We for one have no fault to find with the roads department lf they increase the salary of this official FORTY PARCELS ON SALE This Friday afternoon at Stroud there will be sale of lanlk belonging to ratepayers of the Township of lnnlsfil who have for three years or over neglected to pay their taxes There are to parcels of these properties Some of these may have been allowed to go to the rears be made to the highest bidder three years arrears and on the sale so that the owners can get new clear title if the former one was clouded so that the par cel was not saleable There are also parcels that are lobe sold for sum amounting to the are More can be bid if the buyer wishes and the sale will The owner has tovth hour of the sole to come forward with bar of bus tour which ac cording to card received has taken them through Winnipeg Regina Calgary at Stampede time thence up the Alaska Highlt way via Whitehorse There they took scenic train ride to Alas ka returning to their MS to continue by way of Dawson Creek Edmonton and Banft through Dakota and headed home by way of Chicago The buses are equipped so that seats may be converted in to berths Meals are prepared in portion of the transport so that the party lives complete on the tour card from Whitehorse Yu kon dated August tells of the trip and shows picture of the Miles Canyon on the famous AI aska Highway THOUGHTS FROM NATIVE Kenneth Ginny who so often IlIIEd the pulpiLs around Simild and who in now living in Penn sylvania writes that he had of ten intended to send letter telling of his droughts while he lived outside Ills native land Ken who was formerly mis sionary in China has left va cancy in the hearts of those who know him here His work now Is purl 9f the mission service as he and Mrs Gray an In charge of home where chil dren of missionaries may live as faintly while their parents are on tour of duty in for eign land His card from Straudsberg Pn reminded him of Strand in Ontario where he previously lived Those who knew Ken Gray and his family might send them card occasionally Mayor Kinzie when caught in it snow storm whlle returning from Flor ida last year found haven un der the Grays roof while the storm blew itself out It is pleasure to pass along to our readers these greetings from former lnnisfil residents and we hope that others will be heard from occasionally ROUGH WATER Last Monday may have been just windy day from this side of Lake Simcoe but those on the west shore found that the waves pounding their shore were mountains of water Boats were washed from their moorings and considerable damage was caus ed along the shore from the Narrows to the foot of Cooks Bay One Toronto radio on nouncer who summers along the west side of the lake told his listeners that if any of them had left their boats moored out they should check to find ll they were still safe The offshore wind gave the west side smooth zone in limited area but any craft which ventured into the wind was courting trouble Lake Sim coe can put on an oceanlike show when norwaster blows strong The same applies if the solo taking place COMBINATION TOUR number of spectators the taxes and penalties and rave Miss Shirley Fraser daughter of Mrs lsnbel Spring of the 8th concession and teacher II on summer vacation an mom strfing northeast wind pushes the waves onto our beaches lls Healing Changeover is wellestablished brand expectedly from heart coodl 947 Red Cross Swtmmlng Classes FARM NEWS This 3119er is he lion She had been visiting reln Pallbearers were Don smith at Tottenham have been com From the tives in Elmvale Her home was 3055 Ritchie Mel Rowat plated with the exception of tile at 33 Second Street New To Geolle Gilliam Jim Furlong advanced class which will finish sen mum of am Area ghee 1941 INFORMATION BRANCH DNT DEPT OF AGRICULTURE and Gordon Strath The many beautiful floral tri butes were from relatives and friends in Elmvale also from Century United Church Womens Association Horticultural So ciety New Tomato Sisters of this week lottenham has had ronto two classes local and rural in The late Mrs Stralh the folme er Mlss Agnes Ritchie was the daughter of the late Robert Ritchie and the former Frances Furlong She was born in Elm vale March 1m She was safe sound Comparative savings and loan organization fun by the memberl SIGNS OF NUTRIENT SHOIITAGE 1N FLUECURED TOBACCO if you have some time this Saving and loans insured chdlng Portraits noon YOURS NOW wrrn Are you member Iaycd in certain areas of Durham and summer take this information member of the United Church Thistle Division 581 GSA to along with you into the field and resided at the head office ofLE Mayor and council of LES COWPER E° lfifigfiféfl °f and look you tobacco crop over of the National Sanitarium As ronto National Sanitarium As DunInp st West at Mary Ban1e enter1° pg 145191 carefully Alf you see some of socialionToronto 7W sociatlpn Tollin and neiEh PA 55440 these deficiency signs be sure She Is survived by an 515 born and friends Toronto 99 37° ters Mrs Skunk Mary of Nia lertlhzing your liibl crop an Fads Ken Sadie fake Plym ms my New Tororito and Mi Jamel $0352 gfjsfiffifl Beardsall Pearl of Elmvale or with the Ontario Department of and hmuer Gearge mmie Now me me0 Agriculture shortage of nit vi St Catharines Her husband it that mawmm fur rogen produces leaves which are Pradfleasa 119 1953 and 30 Haunt failures liarLem color tack size and lligger Mrs Arnold Janie in winter an no muc nirogen delays Aver txlnng mat maturity and the leaf in course FEV Chitin Wfldud 1o season and papery in texture and lacks omflo Chained WY MW to lbs body Too much nitrogen is common problem on low and heavy soils soys McCann Phosphorus It affects mature ity and yield The tobacco field man says that with enough of other nutrients but low amount of phosphorus the tobacco will be dark green in color and have somewhat narrow leaf Tho effect of too much phosphorus is rarely seen Its usually evid enced by reduced yield since the leaf ripens before Its de veloped this sometimes pens on very light soils or light andy knolls Annnfl Potash is the most important lnatnil Your New Heating Est Co ora Ernemt Est rate No01 Elinquiinyernilgiflii sniff MG FARM TERRACE SWIM GLASS Nuns olstreet From To Widtbt Distance Eltconnlruc tion hpnre of Dermot perloot your 11in and ieawiJp will in tils glint tloneoltl coltl frontage abutting be is shortgge Foals mgr Name age Phone dew severe deficiency older leavés course 10 1555an 5500 Ilfldi no new yam might become burned and rag P14035203le Eegofggefefigsin mum and enclosed amount Installation resists i°° Cured Gownn itaouthside Essa no Williamst nor glosses 56949 use 52445 10 0N 5° MWWLY 13V5513k3 Wash 3m°mplmnted Mlmm EuoRd esatslde TiffinSt Gowunst is as $335298 $12047 $929 5175221 lo swearw brittlean texture and difficult to Essa Rdeantsido Cowan St Cumberland In Bukflik SERVICE bring rate case Too much pot INSTRUCTION pman St 12 294 $274390 $12623 $935 $137036 10 85 has mil we Essa Rdooetside Cumberland St Burton Ave 12 $215077 slim sass 5120137 10 ion Naqu as unit much nitrogen maturity in de Magnesium and chlorine are important says the tobacco fieldman condition called sand drownrnight occur with magnesium deficiency Extra magnesium sometimes is needed Northumberland counties where excess calcium in the soil corn poles with magnesium uptake Too much chlorine causes the leaf to be thick dork green and brittle nndwhen cured muddy TRANSFERRED Squadron Leader George Kightley of Barrie will be transferred from Chief Stand ards Officer No Flying School Moosejaw Saskatche wan to staff position at Air Force Headquarters in Ot tawa reporting Aug 29 mm anon HAIR STYLISTS 88 Maple Ave Barrio 011m mun apnntntmonl PA 84661 REGISTRATION FORM Beginner Junior Intermediate Senior Bronze Award of Merit Uncertain gt Mail or present to 17 Mbssop Barrie Terrace or Shielotr 16 Blake St msroLassl 8years beginners at 10 non others at 14 and dull in color norm names THAT Board his objection to the Dated at Barrie Ontario The Council of the City of Barrie into the lollowlng named streets between the upon the land abutting directly on the work namely CONCRETE SIDEWALKS Application will be made by one City to the Ontario Municipal Board for its of the said work and any owner may within21 days after the first publication of this notlce file whirl the sold work being undertaken emanation City clerk LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE ads to constru oi as Local Improvements the undermentioned works in points hereinafter mentioned and intend to specialty assess the coat approval of the undertaking The said Board may approve of the said work undertaken but before doing so it may appoint time and piston when any objections to line said work will be considered 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