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HONOR KC PAST DEPUTIES witnuseshadappeared at the LBlames Policiesd ZTKE HARRIE EXAM MONDAY OCTOBEBJS 1901 Grant Permission To Abandon Line UIIAWA CP Canadian Pacific Railway has been granted permislon by be board of transport commission ers to abandon 21 mils stretch of railway between Calt labogie and Snow Road in the Kingston subdivision In itsgludgment released here reamdnyrmroanrarsamrnrr hearing held in Renirew Sept is to oppose the CPR applica Tha board stipulated that abandonment should not take before so For Unemployment TORONTO CplAn adviser on economics to Liberal Leader Lester Pearson said Saturday thatmistaken federal financial policies have been major fac tor in increased unemployment since 1957 UAW Voices Criticism Lack Of Effort Cited UAW representatives of the nearly 200 striking employees of DeVllbiss Company and Universal Cooler Company both of Barrie today charged man agement oit be two companies widrno Tealeffort toarrivc at decent agrecmen The charge was levelled in union statement released thls ers at Universial Cooler became involved in the dispute which started hero on Thursday with plcketing oi the DeVlibiss plant Frank Moms and Jack Paw sooUAW finialnational reprer sentaflves today issued the fol lowing statement Key Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Co Ltd today became the second UAWorgan ised plant in week to strike for first agreement The De Vilbiss Co workers struck last Thursday Workers in both plants are members of UAWl About 100 workers are in volved at Key Air 50 at Devli hiss Both strikes are over essene tialiy the same issue an ode nuate llrchnntraLBotthrik es are legal and have been at tharited by the UAWa inter national executive board At Key Air the union of crEidTellle for six cent on six cents wage increases in twoycor agreement Also do manded is full payment of the health security coverage which has been costing the workers 150Aa1eck Onlyotheamvm etary deman cost of living escalator designed to retain the purchasing power of wages over the life of tho contract Best company offer has been so and to Average wage in the plant is about 55 On uniou security the UAW is asking for the Rand Form ula which former Canadian Su Rand held two years ago was curity formula that all workers who are cover ed by unions certification should have an amount equal to the unions dues checked off and turned over to the union whether they are union mem bers or noL The company whereby only those who loo Frank llforor international re presentativetwho led the Africa 700 committee in negotiations we are back to the Ford Mo tor Co oi Canada strike of ties Air management limit standard union demand is washup periods it is com mon practice There just hasnt been real effort by management to arrive at decent agreement Morel charged They have deliberately tried to out every demand oi the workers to point at which acceptance would be surrender These Barrio workers have tried hard to ngggtlate ggggm mnmmn ma acts for more than nine months they have now taken the only remaining way left open tothem togaln th fair and reasonable objective legitimate minimum onion se 1t provides embers would be checked On issue commented Knowledge PHARMACY Is The Unseen Ingredient In Every Prescription Dong Hare Phil Geo Caldwell th 945 The joint statement contin Anothcr place where Key has tried to in present day prema Court Just lvan labor relations to grant wash Caldwclil TWEIITHER Four Past District Deputy lapel pins were distributed to left to right George Bouchoyy Eugene Smith Bernard Le claire and Leo leMcy The presentation was made at the celebration of Columbus Day at St Josephs Auditorium in Barrie on Sunday Censures Townships Overall development of Sim coc county is the key to em ployment Mayor Willard Kin zle told meeting of the Win ter Works committee on Satur day The mayorstressed the im portance of everyone working together to provide as much employment during winter months as possible The townships should be made aware oi the advantages of winter building or renovating he said since the provincial and federal subsidy of labour cost for these projects amounts to 75 There is no sense for one area to put lot oi effort and money into these projects how ever and have the rest of the municipalities and townships rest on relief because everyone in the whole county ls paying taxes for their relief It means that some people are paying twice for workman to build public buildings relief all ivln ter and then when he works in the spring and summer he said Mr Kinzie also spoke of the friction thatexists between the towns and thewwmlnolgb bors The townships or ra ther some of them seem to have no idea of long range planning They seem also to think that no good will come rtothe nualaroarfromdevet lopment in the towns Notbing could be further from the truth he said The Synopsis Warm air which has been lingering over the Prairies while Ontario shud dered under the first wintry blasts is edging slowly eastward today Although skies will be variable temperatures should be on an upward trend by Tues flayf Lake St Clair Lake Erie Lake Ontario Niagara Lake Huron Georgian Bay Halibur ton regions Windsor London Toronto Hamilton Variable cloudiness today and esday milder Tuesday Winds light today west 15 Tuesday Timagami Cochranc regions North Bay Sudhury Cloudy with sunny periods today and Tuesday few scattered show ilrs tonight and Tuesday morn ing milder Winds light today soggtbwest 15 tonight and Tues TODAYS STOCK PRICES Comjilled by any INDUSTRIAL nnm Found Dom stores Asbestos Abluol Algon Steel Dom ru Ammnu Exquisite rumour Gt Taken Get Pow Harden Farm Hdrna PIL Home on Hudson Bay imp home can on Edit Erewerlosibz CPR 5W canada Cement 27 cm Chemical 35 an out 45 Can Oil Can PI Vt Camera Gal 21 Dll Sell 45 lnlaind ms mm Cln mm Mao Powell Noranda gt m0 Can Hus Elva Camp Chi 750 gun Del Rio 1115 Con Hall Sullivan Falconbrldlo faucets Mine Gunnar bl Holllngar KamAddlln tamqua Norman Opemlska not near actNs nocxa Cons an Copper VRand Cdn nyno Ur Duflnlt Moore Corp nrvmntm nnnnltnalloNs com Discovery emu puy nowJonas new lndlixtrtslrup laln Rstlt Ill 10 Utilities down38 romanre noon lusnienan an in Gold in MrCollim also suggested FORECAST London lad Iitcaoefl sz Inter mail Intarprov Pips lidany Perl Long Lac Maritime towmhips Should realize that cooperation with the Georgian an Development Association would result in long range im provemeut of the county as whole and benefits to all resi dents of the area whether ac tively involved in say the tour ist tradeor not Any money left in this county is of benefit to all he said Michael Collins the represen tative from Angus reported on his investigation of the possi bility oi pulp and paper in dustry in the area He told the meeting that approximate ly 70000 cords oi pulpwood could be cut in the Georgian Bay area every winter Mr Heber Smith added that the pulpwood being cut in this area is being sold to the Ontario Pa per Co at Merritton Mr Cob lins will contact those concern ed and report to the next meeting thateskiingfaciiities be extend edto increase tourismin the area He said some acreage exists flanklng the hills now developed for that purpose and further development will pro vide work and an increased influx of skiers and dollars in to the area Longrange agricultural plan ning would result in Simone county leading almost all areas lathe province in vegetable production Mr Collins said Mr Kinzie agreed and suggest ed that because of the great Alguma Sault Ste Marie White River regions Sunny with cloudy periods today and demand for garden vegetables every effort should be made to rcxtend this field oi farming He said that the rural districts should work hand in hand with the development association and future employment and prosperity would be the result film prepared by the Na tionalz Film Board outlining the advantages of winter con struction was shown to the meeting This film narrated by popular weatherman for the CBC Percy Saltzman was ap proved by the committee and will be shown to as many inter ested parties such as construc tion firms and contractors as possible Car Accidents 911 ill Four people died last night in two highway accidents inthis area Three Toronto women were killed and one seriously injured in collision between car and heavy transport truck on Highway 11 seven miles North of Bracebridge Dead are Mrs Elizabeth White 52 Miss Dulioe Ireland 27 oi Toronto and Miss Marlene Chamberlain 25 of Isllngton Miss Cora May Phillips 20 of Toronto was taken to hospital in Hiuntsvillerandgreported folio serious condition suffering from undetermined injuries The car the women were in Tuesday milder Winds southrtnfilrrlIs west 15 today light Tuesday Marine forecasts valid until 11 am Tuesday Lake Huron Georgian Bay Lake Erie Winds northwest to north 10 to 15 knots shifting to southwest south 20 this eve ning Partlycloudy Lake Ontario Winds north west toportb 20 to 25 knots be coming west to northwest 15 to 20 thiaaftéfii End southwest 20 tonight Viriébliilnudiness Forecast Températurea Low tonight High Tuesday Windsor 45 St Thomas 45 40 40 as 40 40 Kitchener Wingham Hamilton St Catharines 93 Dunlap St Barrie Nor OnLNG Moon corn Oshawa gaclflc Pat em Pips Qua Nat On Ron Rathmlnl Royal Bank RIOAlfiln SIIICI shtrrtfl Slmplotu stauord Steel of Cl Stefang 18 gr Doom Ed an Trans in PE Traders Tauco Union Gll WIIICI GdsW PM is 141$ all 15 11V 11 50 Riv 370 Quelnont Sher Gordon Steep Rnclt United on Ventures Will 27 905 us us or 175 no Dev ht Ex div Nov Yank AvEnAutta Irxc we nznax etn tin all list By THE CANADIAN PRESS Eugene Lenoblei Dupless 01 third cousin of the late premier Maurice Duplessis of Quebec and former professor at Royal Military College in Kingston Hull QueRev Joseph 1fo nore Limoges 83 well known Ottawa district prlest Saskatoon Dr George Ed win Britnell 50 head of the economics and political science department at the University of Saskatchewan BuffaloEdward Dye auto safety engineer and the man given large share of credit in development of the seat belt for passenger cars Wma flier 73 veteran Socialist leader and former premier of France Sydiey Anstralla Falkiner 54 Australias leading sheepbreeder who owned three properties all in 125000 lClESt San Francisco Archbishop John Mitty 77 head of San Franciscos Catholic archdioceserof heart attack Freeport IllClyde South wick 74 catcher with the old St Louis Browns baseball team in 1910 and 1911 Hollywood20mm Kordnkssk film producerand brother of the late Sir Alexander Kurds of heart attack Truly as Canadn its nameI II rampant Walter Gordon of Toronto told the Toronto and York Lib eral Associations annual ing that Liberalsannnfnt easing some taxes to stimulate industry The manufact in lnduslt tries that employ about oncquorter of our work ing force need to be stimulated and encouraged For example lower tax rates should be im posed on new or increased ex pnrt business or for locating es tablishments in depr areas Provincial of Leader John Wintermeyer urged more consultating betw govern ment labor and management in an effort to improve the national economy HEAD FOR CUBA PRAGUE Czechoslovakia AP Runner Emil zatopek and his Wife Dana both former Olympic champions are on route to Cuba where they will work as instructors CTK the official Czechos news agency said Thursday CTK said both may take part in some track and field competi tions during their stay of sev apparently ed out to pass eral weeks another car whileffravelling south on the twolane highway and was hit by firetruck The truck driver was not injured Maiy Yetman 21 believed to have been living in Toronto was killed on the 400 extension 15 miles north of Barrie She was walking north along Highway 400 with companion when struck by car driven by fiyearold Gordon Sime of Emsdale Only clue to the dead womans identity lal police made posl identlhcation this morning Miss Yetrnan is believed to have rel atives in Western Canada man Who had given the two women lift shortly before the accident told police they had talked of bitchhiking to North Bay He saidalso they wanted to know how far it was to Ed monton The dead womans companion was being taken in an OPP cruiser tTthYViEtfilEHarbour detachment six miles east of Midland While the cruiser was stopped in dlanthtLgirL came hysterical and ran away once wereunable to locate er The accident was investigated by Corporal Jim Bradley and Constable Mohan of the Victoria Harbour detachment WRECKING Military out dings All materials priced for quick sale Acres of dress ed lumber varnished plywood doors windows masonite white asbestos siding roofing shingles wash basins toilets toilet partitions bathtubs laundry tubs pipe modern radiators varnished plywood clothes gyproc tenfest closets storing cupboards dern light fixtures etc see Salesman at ygad lumber yard Angus Ont ll le sut NationaliuildingDemolition Limited IMAKEltS or it M9Ii° By KEITH CLAY Ontario Department of Agriculture Barrie How much profit is there In hogs Some farmers will tell you that they made $000 or $700 profit per hog in 1961 while others claim only $100 or less profit How should one producer be able to make $700 and another loss than $100 have run across few cases that may point out some of these reasons First of all lets consider the fellow who only made $100 per hog profit this year Perhaps be marketed the majority of his hogs when prices were down in addition he marketed very few Grade hogs be cause his breeding stock wasnt up to scotch Hecould lose 5c per pound by selling when prices were low This will bring him in about $800 less per hog If his hogs were mostly grade Bs he lost the $300 government premium and the $150 market price differ ential per head between and hogs He may have mis judged the live weights oi the hogs and kept them week too long Consequently the pigs consumed an additional $150 worth of feed and occupied space that might have been used to start new batch With ibisikindHeturnsrsucbram week and increase your producer may even he want ing in the red What can he done about situatio erhaps George Munro general sales manager Molsons Brewery will address mem bers of the Central Ontario Ad and Sales Club here to night Ar Comp Borden hardwood flooring and utility dressers mo Olt mlrso its up periods to all workers Key Air wants to limit washups to Drug Store EA moo ogaProiiis Oiten Differ Timing Handlinglirefactors have large number of your the cure is more diLiicult than meets the eye First of all you should like having hogs on the farm lfgyou dislike hogs around and are only keeping them because you have to there is tendency to neglect them Secondly pig pens should also no disinfected between batches This will help keep the disease problem at min imum The next step Is to decide on the type of hogs you have The new grade hog standards call for long lcsn bacon type hog that will go Grade and not lose you $500 per head when sold If you are going out to buy better bonr nt sow pay particular atten tion to advanced registry scores Try to buy stock from pigs with an AR score of 90 or better ya cant do much about the price of hogs but at least try to hogs going to market at time when prices are highest brief recap of 1061 shows that hogs were lowest in price dur ing April and May and up dur ing the rest of the year The hog cycle varies but prices are usually good in midsummer and early winter The last step might hedont keep those hogs around an ex feed bill for nothing Try and get that grade and save yourself $500 or so per hog final thoughtdont blame the feed altogether for those grade hogs Heredity will have far greater effect on grades than the feed John Smith eats as much as former Jones and works just as hard too but he isnt as long and lean looking as Jones AR records fgswine are an excel 7511 uida initialisat or sow They indicate that this hoar or this sow comes from strain of pigs that pro duces high percentage of grade bogs How important is this to you If you market 100 bags year and 70 of them are grades to you of nimnt $35000 per year or $500 per grade hog H1 QUEBEC and many other interesting places planned vacation for In dlviduals or groups Leave when you lik Know the cost before you go Fay later plan available See your travel agent or Poona an arm CANADIAN NATIONAL workers on certain jobs hiss the union has been negot NTMHLHOEWDSTREETTBOIDSMQTI 33 VESPRA STREET Both Total estimated cost Amount to he debentured Cor out Danton Ste Phone At botlt Key Air and DeVil ating for over nine month THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD NOTICE OF APPLICATION BY THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BARRIE TO DISPENSE WITH VOTE OF ELECTORS TAKE NOTICE THAT The council of the Corporation of the City of Barrie intends to the construction of certain concrete curbs set out in Sggluietm attached hereto at the estimated cost shown in such schedule and that of the sum of $230130275 the total cost thereot $15180596 shall be raised by the sale oi debentures payable out of the general rate over period not exceeding ten years en made to The Ontario Municipal Board for gyriiiiigoti gigpebreise with the assent of the electors and for ap proval of the said project Any ratepayer may within 21 days after the first publication of this notice file With the Clerk oi the City of Harris notice in writing stating his objection to such approval and the grounds of such objection The Ontario Municipal Board may order pursuantlto the statute that the assent of the electogssgleafll nol requéreganp ove oi the said roject are olng so Swillme and place far public hearing whenamhwctions will be considered DATED at Toronto this 6th day of October 1901 Turnbuil VieeChairman consrsucnon or coucnara CURBS ON COOK STREET Both Sides from Kempenfeldt Drive to Disk Street COOK STREET Both Sides from Napier Street in Steel Street LDOWNSVIEW DRIVE Both Sides from Blake Street to Steel Street ISOBEL STREET Both Sides from Bowman Avenue to Nlplfl Street MARION CRESCENT West Side only from Wellinan Streel lo Shannon Street MELROSE AVENUE Both Sides from Duckworth Street to Rodne street MOUNTEATTEN ROAD Both Sides from Duckwnrtll Street Rodn Street CYA NAPER STREET Street PUGET STREET Both Sides front Napier Street to steel Street 7813s EamPugEt 10 STRARANE AVENUE Both Sides from Nelson Street to Vin couver Street 7777 77 ST VINCENT STREET East Side only from Shannon Street to Rose Street 12 ALBERT smear Both sides from Amelia Street to Eugenia it would mean financial loss street AMELIA STREET Both Sldes from Duokworth Street toAll1rL Street 14 aanczv STREET Both Sides from YenctangBtreet to cm Street BOTHWELI CRESCENT Both Sided from Davidson street 00 Grove Street dCLAPPERTON STREET Both Sides from Grove Street I0 Wellington street gt77 DRURY LANE Both Sides from Wellington Street It sopth street DUNDONALD STREET Both Sides from Amelln Street Theresa street EAST STREET Both Sides from Owen Street to Clappcrton Street NORTH PARK ROAD Both Sides from ParkdaleCrelcellt to Oak street PARKDALE CRESCENT Both Sides from Davidson street In North Park Road 22 ST VINCENT STREET West Side only from Beocrott Gala to Rose Street 23 wonsmv STREETNorth sins only from Dayfield Street to clapperton sires anocx srnnar North so onlyrmm Sanford Street to Innisfll Street 25 BROOKDALE DRIVE Both Sides from Sunnldnlc Road easter ly 551 feet 26 ECCLES STREET Both Sldeairnln Sophia Street to WeIllng ton Street ELLEN STREET Both Sides from Veopra Street to John Street 23 JOHN STREET Both Sides from Bradford Street In Ellen Street PaikSGeet south crly no felt PARK STREET Both Sides from Florence Street to PatIt sldo Drive 31 PARK smear Sides from ruksloeulrln gunmani Street THOMPSON STREET Both Sides from Wellington Street to Sophia Street Sldes from Bradiord Street to Ellen Street It VICTORIA STREET Both Sides from innlafli street to Brad forEStreetr 35 VICTORIA STREET Both Sides from Bradford street to Ellen Street BROCK STREET if South Side only from Sanford Street to Tnnlsfll Street MILBURN STREET Both Sides from Burton Avenue to anan Street SHORT STREET Both Sides irom Tlffln 210 feet southerly WOOD STREET South Side only from existing curbs to De Vlltmls Property 420 feet west of Alfred Street to 910 feet west of Alfred Street WOOD STREET NIth Side only folds existing curbs to De Vllblss Property 420 feet west OI Alfred Street to 720 feet west of Alfred street Street to deadend 3230130 $15108596