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SEEKS COUNCIL SEAT Candidate Will Press By JIM srorr Why do men go into politics desire for power is the motive in someCIscs With other mcn it is simply crav ing to be in the public eye and with rare few it is gen uine dedication to the Idea of public service With Charles Newton an aldermanlc candidate in ward two this year it could be said that he Is in pollch mainly because he just couldnt get away from it Charlie Newton grew up in house on illulcaster Street stones throw from the city hall As boy he spent lot of time at city hall indulg ing in two quite different pur suits chasing plgbons in the loft and listening to such speakers as Drury later Premier of Ontario and to Craig noted mayor of Barrie SPEAKERS IIIIPIIESS The boy was impressed by the dedication of these men to the welfare of the public and by their unusual ability to express themselves clearly and forccfullyu Much later when Charlie left Barrie to attend the Ontario Agricultural Collcgc at Guelph he discovered that he also had talent for public Speaking In his years at college he was undefeated as debatcr in Intercollegiate contests in 1938 Charlie was graduated from OAC with BSA dc grec and returned to Barrie to work the family farm Oakley Park Farm in the northern section of what is now ward two He farmed Oakley Pork until 1952 when rising taxes made the operation of the farm uncconomical The farm Charlie says covered about quarter of the area of ward two Taxes on the property in 1531 were $130 year Taxes on exactly the same area in 1561 must be close to $100000 There are now 300 houses and two schools on the land where my farm was Mr Newton got into politics several years before he got out of farming Beginning in 1949 he served for cioht years on the public school board and this work gave him lot of satisfaction EXPANSION During my time on the board he says there was great deal of expansion We built Hillcrest School Codring ton Street School Oakley Park School and got start made on Johnson Street School He also tried his luck in other political arenas In 1951 he ran as Liberal cand Idate for the provincial house It was Conservative vic tory that year he says Seven Liberals were elected did all right personally was ninth high Liberal in the province in terms of votes ran again in 1957 but it was the same story as 1951 just picked the wrong year to run Charlie had also stepped up in municipal politics and 5ch ed as alderman in 1958 and 1959 He ran for mayor in the election of 1959 but came in behind Willard Kinzie and Jim Hart the other contest ants would like to run for mayor again Charlie says But not this year will have to become thoroughly familiar with all problems before can offer myself for leadership Seek Identity Dead Soldier During the Northwest Rebel lion nf 1385 the York and Sim coe Provisional Battalion of eight companies was sent out to guard Humboldt Saskatche wan vital supply and com munications point The battalion was not engag ed in any major actions but Private Snart who may have come from Barrie or Aurora is believed to have been killed in action There is now an unmarked grave near Humboldt which au thorities believe may be the grave of Private Suart They are seeking information on the identity of the soldier in the grave so that it can be suitably marked by the Canadian Leg 101 Anyone who has knowledge of Private Suart who served with the York and Simone Bat talion in the rebellion of 11185 is asked to contact this news paper or city clerk Ben Strauv ghan at PA 82479 CHARLES NEWTON As candidate for alderman Charlie Newton has few ideas about what should be done in Barrie and is quite willing to discuss them FUMBLE With the exception of clean ing up the bay he says the present council has pretty well accomplished the things which wanted to do when ran in 1959 although think there has been some unnecessary fumbling around in the pro ccss also think that they have become involved in need less controversies over such things as the new motel and the Steel Street apartment business This might have been avoided by clcarcut re ports from committees to council 0n the question of how the secondary sewage plant should he financed Mr Newton states am against raising the water rates This would be hard on the small property owner and relatively easy on some industries which have their own water one thing would push for if elected he says is an old peoples home in Barrie It Is not right that old people have to go to Stayner Benton Midland and other places when their friends are in Barrie When Charlie Newton isnt thinking about politics his thoughts turn to hogs BUSINESS ACTIVITY In daily life he is manager of the Barrie Marketing Yards which sells about 4000 hogs week The method of marketing is the most modern in Canada Both the marketing yards which sell and the packing companies which buy are linked by teletype to the mar keting hoard in Toronto Will Address Naturalists Munroe Landon Simcoe botv anist will address the Brereton Field Naturalists Club of Bar rie at 815 pm Tuesday Mr Landon known to local residents for his purebred Jer sey herds which have won awards for 50 years in Norfolk County has distinguished him self in the field of botany over the years adding to the knowl edge of plants particularly in and around his home county He will show color slides of native wild flowers including many orchids and also slides on butterflies snakes and in sects Tbe showing will be at the Library Hall The public is in Vited to attend SPECIAL For limited time only Reg $1200 PERMANENT for $800 Make Your Appointment Early CLIFFORD HAIR FASHIONS PHONE PA 60491 runsCHRISTMAS see OUR WIDE SELECTION or OIL PAINTINGS MIRRORS CHRISTMAS CARDS flick of button on the pack ers telctype machine gets him the hogs he wants at the price he wants if he is shrewd buyer Charlie and his wife Frances have three children Michael 21 Carol Ill and Margaret Michael is first year student of forestry at the University of New Brunswick Carol attends North Collegiate and Margaret Oakley Park School Charlies hobbies are public speaking water skiing and reading poetry What does he think of his chances in the upcoming elec tion feel that have as good chance as anyone else he says think the people will recognize good campaign and good platform Man Faces Trial Alter Widow 64 Knited In Back ST THOMAS Ken neth Raymond Summerhaycs 25 of St Thomas was com mitted Wednesday for trial on charge of capital murder aris ing out of the fatal stabbing Oct 19 of Mrs May Wilson 64yearold widow Magistrate Fred Barnum committed Sum erhoycs in spite of plea by Penncll of Brantfnrd defence counsel that there was insufficient ev idcnce on which jury when adequately instructed could convict the accused Norman Erick son analyst with the attorney generals medico legal department in Toronto testified that blood stains found on shirt worn as that of Mrs Wilson He also said there were traces of hu man blood on 14inch lung butcher knife picked up 397 feet away tom the scene of the crime few hours afterwards Mrs Wilson was stabbed in the back about 745 pm as she walked home from her job in the kitchean the St Thomas YWCA She was just few yards from her home where she lived alone when she was attacked The next Supreme Court ses sions for St Thomas are sched uled for late January or early February SEND PAPERS TO RUSSIA SIDNEY Ohio AP Sub scribers to the Sidney Daily News on Route Russia are receiving their Oct copies late but they may him out to be collectors items The pack age of papers arrived Wednes day at the Russia post office marked rolssent to USSR Russia TEE BARRIE EXAMINER THURSDAY NOV 1951 Expects One Council To Govern Simcoe County Within Decadel Within the next decade or so Simoce County will be govern ed by single council embrac ing all municipalities with one board of education and Witbhll services such as police fire health and welfare handled on an area rather than munici pnl basis This was the prediction made last night by Reeve Sarns of Waterdown speaker at the wardena banquet for county council In the next decade Mr Sam said the rising economy and productivity of Canada are going to spill over into even the most sparsely settled areas and with the shifts of population that will accompany this grow in will come the need for an astute type of local councillor able to cope with modern ad ministration ALMOST URBAN Many counties are now al most entirely urban the speaker noted and require an urban outlook on questions of public transportation utility services planning and police protection Mr Sums cited Scarborough Township as an example An area which 10 years ago was farming nrca now has on ur ban population of 200000 but is still governed by township council in the same manner as rural township with popu lation of 800 The Association of Ontario OBITUARIES HAROLD EATON Former Barrie businessman Harold Eaton of New market was buried at the Union Cemetery there on Nov 21 President of Ontario Com mand of the Royal Canadian Legion and viccpresidcnt of the Dixon Pencil Company of Newmarket Mr Eaton col lapsed and died on Friday Nov 17 while addressing Legion Remembrance Day banquet at Ridgeway Niagara He was 54 surviving are his wife Helen and son Richard Mr Eaton was born in Liver pool England and had strong association with the army all his life He resided in Barrie in the thirties and operated beauty salon in the Counties hir Sam said was studying ways in which the leg islation governing county and local councils might be amend ed to provide more flexible means of administration geared to the needs of semiurban areas Mr Sums admitted that his predictions of area government seemed far reaching but told the councillors that almost all of the statutory authority now exists for the provision of this new type of government BIG STEP The big stop he said would be taken when the self lnteresLs of local councillors are overcome by an awareness and sincere desire on the part of oil to face the question square ly without regard to the fact that they may be shortening their own political future In conclusion the speaker suggested that more voluntary ctroperation was needed In the area at land controls We must get away from the constant internal struggle with in county boundaries for Indus trial assessment hlr Sams said Unless we approach this question with greater clarity of purpose we will merely nibble away at our primary agricul tural soil and areas of natural beauty to dcspoil them forever ina race tor financial and shorlvlcrm advantage over our neighbors Wilson Building at post office square Hcvjolned the Grey and Simcoe Foresters militia regiment in Barrie and was called to active service at the outbreak of war For time he was in charge of the basic training camp at Newmarket with the rank of captain later served with the 45th Antl Tank Regiment and the Ar gyie and Sutherland High landers After the war Capt Eaton settled in Newmarket where he became charter member of Legion Branch No 426 He became associated in business with the Dixon Co He was past president of the Legion and also of Newmarket Rotary Club Everyone Should Eat Fried Chicken Colonel Declares lfColonel Harland Sanders of Shelbyville Kentucky had his way everyone would eat south ern fried chicken Most people in Barrie will probably be familiar with the colonela name and goateed countenance which have been prominently displayed at local restaurant for the last year and halt Yesterday the southern gentleman visited Barrie for the first time since the restaur ant opened His visit is part of continual rushing from place to placehpromoting the 511 res taurants in Canada and all but three of the United States that bear the Colonel Sanders fran chise NorlbAmericans are devour ing about three million fried chicken dinners month the colonel said yesterday Yes sir thats lot of chicken son the colonel added about dinners per restaur ant per day Theres 109 franchised res taurants in Canada the colon e1 said who are using the wonderful recipe that devel oped myself when owned my own restaurants and cooked in them in Kentucky Now the FIRE RAZES CHURCH ST NICHOLAS Que GP Fire Wednesday destroyed the 148 year old parish church at St Nicholas about 10 miles south of Quebec Damage was estimated at $700000 Victoria and Grey Trust Company Guaranteed Investment certificates Short Term investment to year terms ln amounts from $100 up Auihorized Investment for Trust Funds Uncondiiionally guaranteed Principal does not fluctuate Interest is payable half yearly by cheque or you may have the interest de posited 10 your savings account or you may leave the interest to accumulate until the principal is due COL HARLAND SANDERS colonel owns no restaurants of his own havent cooked in years he says But he travelled over 150000 miles last year putting in ape pearances at all the places that use his recipeCanada from coast to coast and ted Stat es including Hawaii the only exceptions being three New TEA Bell principal of Hill crcst Public School practices on the trampoline at train4 By SIMPKIN twomnn fight for rccvc between Rccve Sproulc and Deputy Reeve Joe Cochrane is assured in Innislil Township All other elected offices are al so being contested For deputy reeve John lor rens was nominated and has until nine oclock tonight to withdraw and then seek scat on the council This would leave Councillor Mary Law and Campbell in the race for deputy rcevc For council seven were nom Inated including Reginnld Hobbs businessman Leiroy Eben Sawyer farmer George Paris farmer Allan Todd William Bud Martin con tractor and John Torrens QUALIFY For the school boards all former members have qualified and other nominees are seeking place Most of the school board members who Were giv Sbeer Numbers School Problems The first Ontario conference on education sponsored by the Ontario Teachers Federation opened in Windsor today The aims of the conference are threefold to assess the strength of educational proced ures to identify weakness and to propose means for cor recting deficiencies and over coming difficulties James Savage head of the science department at Barrie North Collegiate is delegate One of the problems is that of sheer numbers he said At the turn of the century only select group of pupils sought admission to the second ary schools and of these number failed to pass the en trance examinations Only about seven or eight per cent of the elementary pupils of Ontario went on to high school Now with more than 10 times the enrolment in elementary schools about 90 percent continue on to high school Mr Savage said that with the dropping of the secondary school entrance examinations young people are tbronging the high schools Their varying needs be said have created the major challenge to Can England states adian education Theres EATTHE In your afllc stealing heating dollarsil CALL THE blanket types IF shrink heat losses multiply Reinsulate with ZONOLIIE ANII SAVE UP TO 40 The Thief is there if your attic is not insulated or if old insulation has deteriorat ed To foil this shifty vii Iain sim ly pour Zonolitc over 01 attic insulation Zomlite never loses effi ciency in any way And it costs so little Why not drop in for free estimate $135 PER EAG Ing class for school teachers are under the Barrie public The classes direction of on first chance to talk at the ratepayers meeting chaired by citReeve Charles Henry spoke of the likelihood of ccntralira tion of the schools old one roomed schools are thing of the past and will have to be replaced INSPECTOR SPEAKS Inspector illnckicm who was called to the platform told the audience that the total school attendance in the township was 1302 pupils with 19 schools and 41 teachers There are problems one of which was the fact that there was loss of $1500 in grants by the size of the area in the south and that if this had one more school it would be entitled to that much more in grants lfBclle Ewart was moved over into the Saudi area it would add much to the benefit and assessment of that district and also entitle them to the grants in full He also suggested that Killi ieagh might be included but the boundaries did not lend themselves so suitably He APPROVES SUBWAY MONTREAL CPI Montreal received the final go ahead Wednesday on its plans for subway as the Quebec Munici pal Commission approved by laws enabling the city to bor row 5132090000 for the transit system Watch For Our OPEN HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT FRIDAY CARSON REAL ESTATE PHONE PA 66481 Dave Keyho who pointed out that the voluntary attendance averages 80 to 90 per cent Examiner Photo TwoMan Cohtest Assured or Reeve In Innisfil hoped that Innisfil would makc another endeavor to get the Gilford scction back into the 1nnisfil area as this was some thing that the department was endeavorlng to do all across the province that is to change these bits of school sections side their own boundaries If we had graded schools It would be easier to get good teachers and wellequipped schoolsrnake for better teach ing facilities and better educa tion Mr Macklcm said we cannot load our teachers with lot of grades and expect them to give as good satisfaction as th with one or two grades We have two standards of education he stated and this can be verified by looking at the departments summar ies There is one for the rural schools and one for the urban and this should not be so ha HOLIDAY SEASON new and othlattering hairdo by one of our exi penis is your first and most important step in this dire tion Phone for an ap pointment and come in soonl REGINA CURL snoop and mil in is must amen creatur tulvhagna unmin uunu cure nonstick MANGAHINE Turn in mat Rhubarb sms ram FuIlVele on In Moniirn Miman vino mm on mg or elmu facsimile MONARCH SIMADAV CONTEST no some Station Toronto one rum nun runnc tux pllltitlxld sgn aauvr Mani entries Will my sin Bonus if Monmh slimming no on enanm no Bonus will also be non mnnmnmuuo will by Monarch Oil willbunnounm 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