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avom soreness Luca PLAGUE Oppdsitiqri Criticized Lacking In Proposals ixynoN WIGBT mmmsutwruu MTAWA CmFinance Min lsterrFluning has said more CONFIRM CLASS llT INNISEILCHURCH Shown with Bishop George Snell the Diocese of Tor onto and the Reverend Peter Trent rector of the Parish of lnnisfil are members of the class confirmed Sunday in St Pauls Church In innisfil Geraldine Mullis Siiriey itix Donna Frallck Doreen Hun ter Betty Akers June Fair head Grace Hindle Gloriav Kindle Georgiana Lackie Freda Green Bea RollPet erson Mary Ann Julian Bob Moifat James Coleman James Timimmius George Julian Garry Frailck David Gosney Don Johnston Iohn Johnston Dale Neely Wayne Neely Roy Muliis Edward Matchett Arne Wallin IINNISPIL NOTES Red Shield Needs Balance 0i Funds By RIG in the latest copy of western weekly larm journal we are told of the serious conditions across the prairies caused by the lack of rain mergency plans are being ini atedto overcome threat to the cattle population the worst since the draught in 1937 Pastures are practically non existentin the southern areas and already cattlemen are hav ing to feed precious hay reserv es Here in Ontario the abundance of the hay crop is leaving fields uncut Farmers might be well advised to buy up all the hay fields available and store it so that western feeder cattle may be taken care of cattle that may have to be shipped east for finishing The 1937 drought reminds us of themention made in Down Mem ory Lane this week when west ernreader wrote in 1935 expres sing his appreciation of Innisfil Notes which he hoped would con tinue Sam Beatty of Clarksbridge Sask had just had successful crop following six years of heart breaking drouth he wrote lnnlsiil Notes are still continuing as years later We wonder il Sam is still reading them We would invite more let ters from the west on condi tions now SALVATION ARMY NEEDS At meeting held Tuesday night to which many influential citizens were invited and few came it waSdecided to appoint committee of fiveto get behind the chairman of the Salvation Army building fund drive They will help to put over the drive for the balance of the funds need ed to complete the local share of the budding fund which was rt at the end of the funds drive The conclusion reached at this meeting was that many did not take the time to read the litera Vture mailed out and had made their donations to cover the re quirements for work but not for the capital funds The committee is to be assisted in getting out new leaflet which Jennings of can adian General Electric has off ered to compose Hefeels that if set to those who have been missed it will make them reai lie that the Salvation Army does need the balance of fire capital funds asked for It office from the Tomato headv quarters might be sent up to assist in this drive to raise about 418000 in the mean time pluns are to be continued to go ahead with the building or ranEEmeuts which will mean the rating of the old citadel and ex tending the new one over the property at the ea of their present lot NEW COMMITTEE Those nominated for the new committee were Alderman Morrow Ross Nixon Bob Hunt er and Jack Livingston who will assist Les Cook as soon as he re turns to the city Colonel Gilbert Best from headquarters will he assgned to work with the com mittee or he next two weeks Preceding the business part of the meeting Major McCor quodale told the audience the story of the House of Concord and the work of reestablishment that is going on with boys there ESSA NEW CENTRE ROAD drive across Essa Township reveals that road project is un der way there that one could al most call colossal They are levelling out hills and straightening curves on another northvsouth road that will give an outlet from large part of the south area through to the Camp Borden highway It has the ap pearance of development road and it is hardly likely thatcoun ty funds are provided Essa wants to get out of that system committee is to report on the county road system at the next meeting of County Council Work Vaccine For Liver Aliment NEW YORK ANA crucial step toward vaccine against brutal and lingering virus that strikes the liverinfectious hev patitis was announced Wed nesday Viruses have been isolated grown in the laboratory and in jected into human volunteers to produce the disease reported Dr Joseph Boggs of Chil drens Memorial Hospital Chi cago Weakened viruses also stim ulated the body to produce an tibodies or protective blood el ements against the disease with out producing sigos ofthe dis was also agreed that special case itself Boggs said WED IIIIIII acanmr AWMRDS mil dunno Int Arm ounem HIAIIK SIIIAIIIA IIIIIIIIA IIEEII East Supporting Artur in Supportinu Amos IIEIIE III EIEIIIIIII illllili lilliiillllilttilllliliililllllliilii mnvmtumum EVA MARIE SAINT Supporting Amen IllSAIL ACADEMY AWARDS JAETHE APARTMENT Eamonsnowman radiime Aw nnnwum summits Int low Semen Adm oiurnm Feature Times On The Waterfronti00 pno moms PRICES From Here To Eternity 855 pm MATlNEE FRIDAY pan Prize To Honor Brave Girl TORONTO CHAn iilillaI prize for research in leukemia hasrbcen set up by retired druggist moved by the story of an Ottawa girl who willedher eyes to an eye bank alter she died of the disease Abe Silver sold be shed tears when he read an article telling of 10 yearold Janis Babsons long and painful tight against leuke mia He said he telephoned the Tomato office at the Canadian Friends of Hebrew University in Israel and pledged $1000 to be set up in perpetuity for an an nual sso prize for research It will be known as tho Janis Babson Memorial Prize Janis daughter at RCMP Cpl and Mrs Rudy Babson died May 12 after 26 months of illness Eye bank officials here said the girlscorneal tissue has al ready been used to give sight to two blind persons DEATHS aq ran CANADIAN rnass OttawaDarius Barsalou as director of commercial print ing for the daily newspaper Le Droit after brief illness Knowitou CubClifton Har old Brown 83 fathe roi Glen Brown Liberal member of the Quebec legislature GRAND OFENING ALL STAR nANcE APPEARING IN PERSON BILL BLACK and HIS COMBO LONDON RECORDING STARS one srmouns mm armors FEATURING MARY ANN fsATJULY rnsnomo 345 rm no momma BARRIE INEXT ATTEA CLARENCE F0 than once that he deligth in answering his opposition Wed nesday be was in his element In rapid Commons speech he castigated the Liberal 0pm sitlou for he said failing to produce ideas or proposals in the budget debate for having avoided gested solutions like the plague Mr Fleming asked rhetoric nllyz this country going to the bowwows is it heading for blue ruin ostbe honorableinembers opposite picture it is there any need for lack of confidence in the future of thisgooualIY Then he gave his answer Since the June 20 budget the Canadian dollar had moved to terms at the United States dol stronger Short medium and longterm Canadiarf bonds were declined accordingly SAYS TEREW DUA Mr Fleming said the Liber als in criticizing the govern ments move toward lower exchange rate on the Canadian dollar had thrown overboard what was said at their January rally in Ottawa when they fav ored similar action Yet he said economist Wal ter Gordon of Toronto chair man of the 1956 royal commie sion on Canadas economic prospects andchairmnn of the Liberal rallya resolutions com lower exchange rate flhis is scandalousway In use very important ally he lectured the Liberals Mr Fleming also took issue with Liberal contention that the lower exchange rate will re suit in breadprice increase Every economist says so interjected William iii Bene dickson Kenoru Brainy River TPlain unadulterated non senselj retorted Mr Fleming The minister said the Cana dian wheat hoard put its wheat selling price up five cents bushel following the budget be cause otherwise it the wheat price had not been brought in line with the new exchange va lue wheat would have been ol tered on world markets at MARILYN ILL NEW YORK AP Movie star Marilyn Monroe was ad mitted to hospital Wednede with mild intestinal disorder PLUS PETTIFOBD ADMISSION $150 ARENA anon my RI HENRY LANcAsrsns 15 NEWEST discountnf three per cent in lar Financial markets werav stronger and interest yields bad lower price undesirflfle xr cult Any major reduction in the overseas price of Canadfan wheat would have been met by competitors Mr Fleming aaid COULD ABSORB He added that he understands the wheat board price increase will raise the price of 1Iounco loaf of bread by oneeighth or oneninth of cent The baker ies could absorb that without passing it on to the consumer Mr Fleming spoke before the Commons rejected on vote of 139 In 40 Liberalnonwulir dence motion accusing the gov HURONIA naive1N THEATRE mitten had advocated the gt ernmcnt of restrictive budget measures inadequate to expand production and jobs despite the tandem imposed by tiith consecutive deficit of arecord The minister also blasted the Liberals for saying the budget proposals were inflationary and tor painting picture ol the government turning on the print lfls presses Every honorable member op posite knows in his heart that TE BARRIE EXAMINER THURSDAY JUNE ill there is no thought an the part of this government of extending any oountenana whatever to In llation or turning on the print ing presses Mr Fleming said HERIIONE DEFICIT Kn bad helping hand from Work Minister Walker fit of the 86500000 fore elicit Mr Walker said in effect The Conservative government since taking olfice in 1957 had increased old age pensions to WISDOM year from $19 000000 and anIs to the provinm to sI47ooooo from sassooonoo He said if we had kept the even te nor of the Liberals ways over thn 22Ayear period and denied Canadians the social as EFFICIENT payments to which they wen entitled insthd at having del lcit of sssoooomo we would be budgeting or surplus oi 3350 won this year NEW renum FROM 4950 RENTAL and sanvicn SIMCIIE BUSINESS MACHINE Dunlap St PA 8431 BE ll CIIIIEEII Gilli Enrol Now For Our Hill TEIIM 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