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manor common Britain is the only major West European steel producer whose production has increased so far this year Last year Western Eur ope produced total of 03 million tons of which Britain was the largest contributor with record total of 179 million tons THIS HELPS SOLVEA 10T IF YOUR BUSINESS INVOLVES HANDWRITTEN TRANSACTIONS PORTAPAK is the handy Portable Register you need N0 FUSS N0 BOTHER Convenient Filing Compartment right in the Regis let Durable Aluminum Construction to give troublelree service for years and years John Dickinson PtliillPAK 81 Forms DlSIillIIlIED ll THE BARBIE EXAMINER LIMITED Wilson Bdg Phone 2414 This is the Story Behind the official words of the regulations governing the taking nounced by Lands and Forests Minister Welland Gernmei lies story Under thereguletions resident may take smelt in dip net up to three by three feet in size without license for seine or larger nets to six by six feet $1 license is required onNresi dents are to take out licenses at $5 This is the smelt story Eighteen years ago in 1936 Dr Harkness chief of the fish and wildlife division of the department wrote new fish has appeared in recent years in Lake Huron and other Great Lakes The smelt is not native to the Great lattes Its native home is the Atlantic coast where it lives in the sea running into streams in spring to spawn Some lakes in Maine and New Brunswick con tained themand it was from such fresh waters that they were intro duced into the Great Lakes In 1900 the little fish which smells like afucumber was plant ed in the St Marys Riverby of ficiaLs of the State of Michigan There were repeated plantings up to 1291 but it is doubtful if any of these were succemful In 1912 smell eggs were planted in Crystal Lake Michigan but it was 10 years before mature smells were found there In 1923 they appear ed in Lake Michigan near the out let of Crystal Lake Fish know no boundaries international The same year 1923 specimens were taken at Tober moray on the Bruce Peninsula The smelt worked their way south seeking salt water again and turned up in Lake Erie lhen in Lake Ontario and the St Lawrene River Probably the unsung hero of the smelt runs is one Newt Ely of Beulah Michigan Smelt made their first appearance in stream near Newts farm in 1918 News paper reporls of the time state He didnt know alsmelt when he saw one He took two water ITS EASY to beautify those old Floors with CLARKE ILllllll Slllllllllli EQUIPMENT matchawn New ash Appears in 1935 ollhe Smeli pails from the woodshed and walk ed down to the little creek which of smelts in Ontario recently an sweeps swiftly past short distance from his house It was warm day and Mrs Ely had reminded him to fill the tube before he went to the office At tlieocreek he dipped pail into the foot depth of crystal clear water with an indifferent motion of established habit The poll felt strangely heavy as it came up Newt paused to look at it He stared in openmouthed astonish merit In the bucket was wiggling tipping mass He rubbed his eyes and stared again Instead of pail of water he had poll of fish little sardinelike fish about eight inches long He turned vto the creek Again he rubbed his eyes The sixfoot width of water was filled from bank to bank with teeming struggling mass of fish all headed upstream Some even were crowded above water Thats how it all began Since then thousands of Ontario resi dents have enjoyed smelt Some years ago the small fish died in millions and biologists could find no cause for the disaster But they have come back this year and department experts believe that the smelt fishing will be good The smelt is tender silvery fish with minute loose scales sharply forked tail and mouth ful of tiny sharp teeth It looks something like clsco or herriiig except for the larger mouth arm ed with those teeth Maximum size is around 13 to 14 inches weight approximately eight ounces aver age size seven to 10 inches trough estimate of catch would be about 11 fish to the pound Make Film Record Of Irum peter Swan VERNON BC MAY1 CF The trumpeter swan British Col umbias rarest species of wild life has been recorded on film at its winter feeding grounds John Edwards husky young wooisman now in business here said his sister Trudy shot most of the film at Lonesome Lake 300 miles northwest of Vancouver and he will return next winter to taperecord the talk of the swan to go with the film The Lonesome Lake flock of trumpeters is the largest in Can ada Under protection of Ralph fry ago when his family first we ch ged by the federal wildlife Se ice with the job of feeding the trumpeters The government supplied barley and every winter since it has been daily trek from the Edwards homestead to spread grain on the ice Faithful Aslstant Actually Trudy has been doing most of the work the last 15 years said John showed her how to operate the camera and she shot hundreds of feet of film The tnimpeters come into Lone some Lake every year about Nov ember and believe they nest in the area surrounding Grand Prai rie Alta The great birdsthere are between 120 and 135 of them nowpull out of Brituh Colum his about the end of March We start to scan the sky in the late lt fall wondering how large the lat est crop of newcomers has been Twenty years ago the swans NEW SAIBMAN SIMCOE Moron PRODUCTS no Simcoe Motor Products Ltd have announced the appointment of John McNelll former Barrie and Phelpston boy to their sales staff Prior to joining the firm Mr were so nervous they took off at the sight of anything moving half mile away It took 10 years of steady feeding with grain before any of the family were able to ap proach the flock within photogra phic distance and even now theyre easily upset When the small plane we bought last year takes off or lands it scatters the birds for days Ralph Edwards has been migra tory bird warden for years and is devoted to his charges at his post situated in the midst of gigantic mountains The area abounds with grizzly bears and other wild ani mals RECORD TOURIST YEAR More than quarter of million overseas visitors came to Scotland last year The actual number is 260000 This compares with 231 500 in 1952 Trade derived from overseas visitors to Scotland last year was about $252million OIIN McNEILL McNeill served with Canada Car bon and Riben Toronto then spent one year with the GMC Truck Retail Branch Toronto Later he joined Nortown Motors During the war he spent three years in the Army He is now liv ing in Barrie is married and has two children CKBB PROGRAMS DIAL 1230 MON DIV RM 000 News Headline 1200 Luncheon Date 3245 N0 Emma Hm 11110 snotca Dllcat 700 mum 6330 N23 12 Mm new um 000 Bulletin Bond 230 New mm Don 700 Gene Autry Show TUESDAY II 100 Bulletin Board Current Account 031 Musical Clock 740 Reclaim Weather Report Mrs Thorhos Graham Dies In 53111 Year Ardent Hockey Fun resident of Barrie for the past 43 years Mrs Thomas Graham died at the Royal Victoria Hospital here on Sunday April 16 1954 er death was due to heart con dition Mrs Graham had entered hospital on the Wednesday before her death She was in her 53rd year Born at Southport England on Aug 21 1901 she was the former Ruth Alker daughter of Mrs Ellen Alker of Barrie and the late James Alker She lived for lOyears in her birthplace before coming to Canada to Barrie in 191 member the Presbyterian Church she supported the Con servative party The late Mrs Graham was an ardent hockey fan and missed very few Barrie home hockey games Besides her mother she is sur vived by daughter Mrs Helen Mary Kitson ofCamp Borden and three sons Robert James Graham New Westminster BC and Thomas William Graham and Ross Lawr ence Graham both of Barrie Rev James Ferguson of St An drews Presbyterian Church cori ducted the funeral service at St Andrews on Monday April 24 Pallbearers were Patrick Garrity ChrISSpanis William McKcever Frederick Coulter Frederick Kit son and John Partridge Interment was in Barrie Union Cemetery Among the many floral tributes were those from Brass and Glenn Bowling Team the CO and Of ficers of the Royal Canadian Arm oured Corps and the RCAC Staff Camp Borden Beaver Rebekah Lodge the Camp Borden Bell Tel ephone staff Dangerfield Motors and Golden Star LOBA Relatives andfriends attending the funeral included Mrs Elizabeth Heward of Winnipeg sister of the deceased Robert Graham of Vancouver Mr and Mrs William Denault William Denault Jr and Mr and Mrs Norman Frost of To ronto Descendant Of First Anglican Rector At Shanty Boy Dies At 85 descendant of one of lobe most prominent early residents of the Barrie area Mrs Fraricis George THE EXAIIITNERLIIIONDAY SIAY 1954 51 Church and was stepdaughter of the Henry Strathy of Bar it Icoswwloibe sure rie $16 Lived at 16 Blake Street until leaving for Toronto in 1917 Born at Davenport Devon Eng land on July 15 1863 the deceased was the daughter of the late Ect yward Foster and Marian Foster She spent most of her early life in Barrie moving to Toronto in 1917 and living there until 1929 when she went to live in Peter borough for threeyears In 1932 she returned to Toronto to live there until 1936 She lived in Mon treal from 1936 to 1939 before re turning to Toronto to spend the remainder of her life there rs Morton was member of the Anglican Church and sup porter 0f the Conservative party She is survived by her son Philip Morton Toronto and the late Max Morton predeceased their mother The funeral service at the Mat thews Chapel in Toronto on March 16 wnfi conducted by Rev Mr out of St Pauls Anglican Church Pallbearers were Stretchy Bird Bird Morton Robert Strathy and Mr Justice CpD Stewart Interment Sister and brother Mrs Bird and Stratify both Toronto Two sons the late Basil Morton who was killed inaction IO NM 10110 during the Firét World War and 15m 5295 756 $72 Alton payll um cryrblnal In fayMl lo Inbcmu maulewe cw Your loan is made for your bene fit No baizkable security required Phone write come in loans $50 to $1100 was in Barrie Union Cemetery Among the floral tributes was wreath from the Carladian General Electric Co canmc 1s Baytleld Stree 2nd Floor Phone 5931 ORILLIA 32 Misstssaga St 2nd Floor Phone 3505 Open eveningsphone for hours loans made to midan 01 all surrounding tolls Porronal Finance fornpnny 01 Canada FREE SllIETY CHECK All cars brought into our shop during May will receive free 10 point safety check MECHANICS WILL CHECK BRAKES STEERING EXHAUST SYSTEM FRONT LIGHTS TIRES GLASS nnanvmw MIRRORS REAR LIGHTS WINDSHIELD WIPERS Free 01 Charge steering wheel card will show each car owner the condition of these gafer Items ACT NOW AND DRIVE IN SAFETY 11AllGEllFIEIll 111010115 1111 HORN 715 Destiny Trails 105 Fm Feature 750 Morton died in Toronto on er m1 105 Regional Weather Ne You can do professional refinlsbtng lob with our complete Egg if 12h amt ost gamut 325 fii$odk94 511° 115 Form Reporter 303 5901153101111 13 1954 She was in her 86th year CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC DEALER 30 Coun ry on re Mrs easy touse Clarke Rental Equipment Save time and money and ex 000 News 3355 fill 01th Morton was granddaugh species 15 slowly but surely re 805 my 145 Time Out 900 65 COLLIER ST DIAL 2487 Elle your 00 new beauty 51 we mm 91 gaining ground lost to the meat 815 uslc IKPngor 200 News 905 ngrllnl Post er ate Ardagh mst ment materials and complete instructlons hunter of earlier 3315 The buds 030 bl or 11011111111 23° A5 Y° 930 Red akeIion show recmr Shanty Bay Anglican Sb lyit 900 News Headlines 300 Sh Ins scrap Book 945 Mid Morning ave ecome m0 ame ex 900 Double Jamboree 332 Ne Varieties yearsof protection from hunters 930 My Hearts In The 23 gfg PDT es 1000 New Our Rental Plan Includes gm 433 iiiamm Mackay Dominion wild 10330 Nihisanitasims 525 Cam Burden 5W i813 estimate life officer for BC reported in 1130 The Finishing Touch 530 figggllgms 1100 News 1952 that survey indicated there 12 News 39° 500 535 News Quiz 05 °°°d News Emma least 900 from eter swans and wmn 540 Movie Me 0° 11 Hymn mm were Tucson Round 1130 Tcllo Quest in r1 is um 13 WI er mm th th 0n 550 mm Moments gene dagger limited number0 applications for membership to the flocks thrivmg in Montana and 630 News Headline and Sport gt Barrie Country Club will be accepted for the 1954 season perhaps western Alberta Farm Market Report 000 News Headlines WEDNESDAY El 831 Musical Clock The executive would appreciate receiving applicatiohs from Mr Edwards said it was 20 years 45 News 3f €533 um at 1200 Luncheon Date 100 News new 630 News 1210 Spam mun prospective playmg socral and out of town members in the 115 Newa 650 Bulletin Bond 145 Mm near future 735 Farm Market Report 700 Hank Williams 1133 germ rd Mothers 740 Regional Weather Re ggztlngkllzalls an 105 F2 flag 80 llunlop St East Phone 2550 iii it iii carcasses 0011 ll 13138 aggraummmfin 302 gigsmghmms no me Out If you are plannmg to have mem Please send me application blanks for membership to the WE DELIVER lt 833 Tello Quest 015 Eddie Fisher Show 21305 115381 Time bership this season 1111 out this Barrie Country Club 3105 355111 Post 332 liggtimtiegggfiz 31 Tlme critikrcolnunuem coupon and forward to 930 Red Skelton Show 9oo by As You 945 Mid Momma 930 Ugume Camgéngiggge 3m Shut ms Sam Book NAME HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES memes 1333 giggrsmmm 3131113311 1005 Tello Quest me The mm Touch 233 garadeflor Hus Box I83 Phone 3586 ADDRESS 1030 dem 9° 1200 News Sport Scores 430 cm 12316113 i933 131112 we and wenther 5335 News Quiz arre $13 1105 H1 Nelzhbor WEDNESDAY AIvl 540 Movie Merry 00 1130 Tello Quest 030 01211 on Round gt 1135 Round Up Time 830 News Headlines and 550 Great Moments In 1155 Tello Quest Form Short Market Report CBLTTV Chunnelil l010nlo Epletts Electric your Crosley TV Distributors are happy to present this schedule of CELT Programs three times weekly for the con venlence of viewers in Barrie and District MONDAY MAY 730 Living 800 Parade of Sports 830 My Favorite Husband 900 Boxing 1000 Studio One 1100 Adventure Bound TUESDAY MAY 700 Tabloid 730 Dinah Shore Show 145 On The Spot 800 Milton Berle Show 900 CBC Theatre 1015 Songs With Evelyn Pasen 1030 Hans In The Kitchen 1100 Drama Playhouse you CANNOT BEAT 11 11 LllllllY Lucky Tie FENCE for service and durability ease of erection and economical cost DOUGHERTY 31205 35 HIGH ST PHONE 4963 IF YOUR child is inclined to dip too freely into the candy with which most Easter baskets are filled try sulr stituting balloons and other small toys for the usual jelly beans and chocolate Chances are the sweets wont be 230 Movie Matinee 500 Hobby Workshop missed 230 Advenmre HolmanPearson copyright 19541111 Herald Tribune no CBC Television News 00 Tabloid For those who suffer in body or spirit The Salvation Arm holds open the Doorto Help an Hope To the weakthe erring the unfortunate The Salvation Army is an unfailing friend Its under standin heartarid human touch can heat the scars of misfortune or misdecd YOUR dollars help keep the doors News THESE 12 HYLINE PULLETS are now 12 weeks old and are growing out on the PURINA FEEDING 230 Matinee Party 330 Music 500 Junior Sports Club 515 How About That 530 cowboy Corner 630 Ad Lib 645086 Television News WEDNESDAY MAYS 800 Life With Father PROGRAM at the Barrie 230 Movie Matinee as Farm Supply of The Salvation Armys hostels 500 Lets Make Music 30 19 1119 Or 530 Childrens Theatre 900 whats My Line Guess which one will lay the first egg and on what date havens home 3an hOSPlEals Open 632 33 13 WHEN To The Salvation Army these dol BA ev on ews or gt 700 Tabloid 1030 The Music Hall lars are sacred trust to be used 730 Living 1100 Westegn Saga wxsely renew gag hpman need HOUSEHOLD PRIZE See these beautiful bullets on demonstration at the Barrie Farm sunply check below for the PURINA FEEDING PROGRAM START GROW LAY PAY FEED PURINA ALL THE WAY TELEVlSlON TIPS WEAK PICTURE When your installation is near the limit of the area served by the transmitting station the picture may be speckl ed having snow ef1 feet and may not hold steady on the screen This is due to lack of lbs Purina lbs Purina lbs Purina Chick startena Growing Chow Grow 513 Strength at 51m 11 at 5121 lb 51 TOTAL tilac TOTAL 33c 22c TOTAL rrirrrs ELEIITIIII ExcluSive 0105111 11 uranium TOTAL 1214 lbs Home Grown Grains 311nm FARM 280 at 21 lb SPECIAL MARKETSQUARE moved MILKER UNITS Listento CKBB at 140 1111 for Regional Weather 145 147 Dunlap St Phone 11111110 0442 Al condition 111011110 at 11 west so sum 2110111175511 11 Midland at 301 King Street P110110 539 IELD APPEAL on1 Add no3 114um 43