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OJlBiVAY INDIANS ex changed greetings with civic dignitaries at the official op ening of the Lakeland Recep tion Centre on June 16 Chief Lewis Jackson JfiYCees Plans For BigjCeebration Narcotic Jeycees are watching weather forecasts and keeping sharp eye on the clouds as they make final preparations for to morrows big Dominion Day ml ebratlon in Barrie The mounds committee is busy setting up booths and dis plays at St Vincent Park and the parade planners are pacing up and down the Barrie Arena parking lot wondering how they are going in soccer all the par ade participants into the form ingup area The special events members were seen earlier buy ing huge quantities of pies for the kido pieeating contest of Christian island stands at microphone Tourist Centre Staff Meet Unusual People If last years Dominion Day is any indication the Lakelend Reception Centre will he hive of activity this weckmd Al though the staff will be kept busy they should have an inter esting time Many strange and wonderftd people drop into the centre each summer The Reception Centre is operated by the Ontario De partment of Travel and Publici ty and is located on the east side of Highway 400 Just south of the Dunlap Street cutoff The supervisor Ian Bell has many memories from last sea son At that time the informa tion people worked out of cramped trailer beside the area map on hill mile or so fur ther south FROZEN FOOD ADDICTE liloBell recalled one Ameri canparty in large house trail er They had deep freeze packed with frozen food in the trailer They explained to the information staff that they were frozen food addicts and as there were no supermarkets in Canada they would be unable to getfrozen food enroute TODAYS sr lhypnotist from Agincourt He was on his way to Hartford where he was going to demon strate his magical powers He walked into the information booth wearing 10gnlloo hot cowboy boots handlebar moustache and an English aelt cent His sense of direction Forecasts issued by the Tor onto weather office at am EDT Synopsis Thursday was the warmest day of the summer season as 90 was common temperature across the lower lakes Even along the ehorm oi Lake Superior the mercury hit the 75 wdegree mark despite arrival of somewhat cooler air from for he Ontario Slightly cooler air has reached the Muskoka vacation lands and will continue south of Lake in torio this afternoon Northern Lake Huron Lake Ontario Georgian Bay Halibur ton regions Toronto Sudbury North Bay Mainly sunny today OCK PRICES Compiled by Flynn 93 Dunlop St Barrie INDUSTRIAL Ashe to Ahlti Aiznm Steel Aluminium Alberta on Aug steal our Montreal Hen of Ns Bell of Braxtllan an on ac Power Cdnlflkofcom Cdn Breweries can Cement hemlcal Ca Oil Con Min Sin Con Paper Common Gu Dis 523 Dom rar Horne Pit Home oil In In Oil in Acce InIno lnterprov Laban Norlnda Dom Found Donn stem Exquisite Pro 15 Harries Farm Hudson Bay Mtn ssi Tobacco rum ménu Jockey Club Manraweti Riv 171 limes Ferl em VA my finer my roof pore Oshawa 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with Mr Higginsoo on the rear when the victims pant leg caught in power takeoff shaft pulling his leg into the mechanism Neighbor and wife of esa Township road superintendent Louis Truax Mrs Truax said Ill never forget hollering of him when Mr Higgineon was drawn into the machine He was rushed to Royal Vic toria Hospital where Dr Delaney amputed the leg tram about six inches belowthe lmee Mr Truax had to take the mower apart to extricate the in jured man Brother Ross Higginson will travel to the form from British Columbia to assist in duties for the crop durationFather Frank Higginson Essas representat ive to the RVH board has been hospitalizedthere two weeks Franklin Higginsons daught er Cathy almost two was tak en in by relativeaand neighbors until her mother could come home nights to careifor her WEATHER Kapuskaslng was not up to its supersensitivc level that day and he asked for road map to help him find Mumford The list of experiences enioy ed by the stalf is unending They all enioy their work and appreciate the educational value of meeting the touring public FORECAST and Saturday Chance of an eve ning ihundcrshower Less hu mid Winds light Forecast temperatures Low tonight high Saturday Windsor 80 St Thomas Wingharn Hamilton St Catharines Toronto Peterhomugh Trenton Kiilaloe Muskoka North Bay Sudbury Earlton White River llloosonee Stock Market Ends Strongly After Iitters TORONTO CF The stock market 0vercame early after messagesssseeaeeen noon uneasiness and finished strongly ahead during light trad ing Thursday Liquors foods steels and pe pers accounted for much of the markets the Distillers Sea grams John Labatt Canadian Breweries andCorbye were all up appreciably as was Walker Gooderham to foods Loblaw and Weston Aand Loeb moved ahead smartly International Consolidated and pers Among specialized transaclt lions two of 15000 and 25000 shares each went to Security Freehold at $375 while Steel Company tu rn over 1000 shares in single block at 72 and Power Corporation 1000 shares at 57 0a the exchange index indus trlais rose 02 to 58663 golds 45 to 0277 base metals 72 to 19532 and westernoiis 19 to 95 vihe final volume was 1351000 shares compared with 1711000 Wednesday ln base metal gains went to yearson Falconhridge Consoli dated Mining and Smelting and Quemont International Nickel and Steep Rock had small lossels Gods were light with Giant Yellowknife up fraction CAR GETTING DUSTY Burton Avenue Church young people are washing cars Satur day from to at the church Cost is nominal Proceeds go to CARE Wasbing will be about dozen Know Your Bible class members from the church TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS Phone Pa 82414 Abitihivrose fractionaily in pa this is the fifth annual Do minlon Day Festival and Jay cees said this morning it will be the biggest and best they have ever put on MORNING MU SHOW flie program at the park will start with the childrens mutt show at 10 am number of entries have now been received but the Joycees point out that any youngster 10 years and un der can enter his dog right at the park Saturday morning Festival officials plan to have the mutt show over before the parade arrives at the park so those entering will be able to see it The mammoth parade starts from the arena grounds at 10 am and follows route along Dunlop and Blake streets to St Vincent Featured will be five bands including the RCASC trumpet hand which proved po pulnr last year and the super enthusiastic Kcmpenfclt Trams pet Bond number of floats have been entered this year with several from Camp Bor dens Air Force Day parade Ancient army vehicles from cmp Borden will also take ASK SPECTATORS new feature of this years parade is the plan to ask spec tators to fall in behind the mar chers and follow along right to the park At the park there will he daylong program of special ev eats including band performan ces an amateur show scuba di ving Pleeating contest horse shoe pitching This will he in addition to the ferris wheel merrygonund pony rides fish pond and other titles and at tractions At pm the draw will he held on the fiberglass boat with Minor Marine forecast valid until 11 am Saturday uLake Huron Georgian Bay Lake Ontario Northerly winds 15 to 20 knots becoming east in tonight South to southeast winds increasing to Saturd Iso iated showers and thu der storms this mornlhg Lake Erie Southwest winds 20 knots becoming northerly 10 tats today andeast 10 tonight lncreruing southeast winds Sat urday Scattered showers and thunderstorms today and possi bly tonight viilliston uco Gets Pasting ALLISTON Flt Sgt and Mrs Ward Gammell and their four children of Alliston have recent 1y been posted by the RCAF and expect to move to Saskatoon around July Fit Sgt Gammell has Been in Cainp Borden for the past three years and during this time has been instrumental in organizrng and conducting the instruction of square dancing there and in Alliston where the couple built their home Mrs Gammeil has beenaotive in cornmunity pro jects especially the Alliston Hor ticultural Society ruminant TRANSMISSION netArr by Experts with special Equipment DANGERFIELD Memes rs Collier at as we IE STARTINGiVMondoy July are BARN ruearne Jumborotor week NormanEtillngeiyfi Lin WITIi mans rooms $175 $225 special group by Howard Lindsay mm and itS Borrie Golfiand Country Club WARNING Trespasserswill be ProSeeuied Due to vandalism to the courSe and club equip yment which rhasrbeen rewiring this year the or eaters of in club wish toannooncethat tres pasSerSwnl be prosecuted so much damage has been done on thereourse that lt is necessary to tak this action Parents arehereby advised that roof Kamaer mumer om ooas motor and trailer and following thiswill he bigger and better fireworks display The evening will end with street dance on the shores of the boy on Kemp enfeit Drive The Jaycccs point out that the family can spend the whole day at the park Cold turkey plates will be on sale at the Legions womens auxiliary booth for $100 and number of other refreshment booths will he in operation OBITU GEORGE VICTORMORRIS George Victor Morris of 22 Vespra Street died suddenly at Utopia Wednesday Mr Mor riswas 08 years old The funeral procession will leave Jennetts Funeral Home at pm Saturday July There will be an lOOF and Re bekah service at pm Friday Saturdays service will be con ducted by the Reverend George Walker of First Baptist Church Barrie MrMorrls retired ON or press foreman is survived by his wife Lulu brother Al hert in New Brunswick sis ter Mrs Charles Gertrude May Robergs of Barrio two sons two daughters and iii grandchildren post deputy grand master of the district Odd Falows Mr Morris lived in Barrie for the past 42 years Prior to this he lived in New Brunswick 17 years He was born in Bristol England in 1893 Interment will be at Barrie Union Cemetery MRS GBIBBIN Mrs Gribbin nee Mar ion Ann Marrin died June at Royal Victoria Hospitalear rie after brief illness Born in Medonte Township on June 27 1503 she attended school at llioonsionenear her home in her early years She married in November 1939 Af ter living in Phelpston for few years she moved to Bar rie with her family and made her home here She was member of Christ ian Mothers Catholic Womens League and SpcredHeart Lea gue in StMarye Parish The funeral was from her home lkFlnrence Street to St Marys Church Requth Mass was said by the Rev Armstrong of St Michaels Choir Toronto Interment was in St Marys cemetery where the Rt Rev wgt THROUGH ITS PAGES BEFORE PARADE 175 Young Barrie Baseball Fans when the cry of play ball rings out tonight at Maple Leaf Stadium in Toronto 175 Barrie youngsters all members of the local school patrol program will add their voices to thedin Constable Roy Lacey Barrie Police Department leader of ARIES Monsignor Clair officiated Pali hearers were Joseph Drury Bud Drury Ernest Miller Char les Hawke Joseph Mania and William MacDonald Relatives came from Detroit Sudbury North Bay Toronto Bracehridge Oriliia and vicin lt yShe is survived by her bus band two sons Joseph and Pat rick her mother nnd one bro ther Jack Sisteriiose Ann of Vancouver and Miss Ann Marie Marrin of St JosephsCommun ity Misses Beverley Ann and Cecilia Downer of Sudbury are nieces of the late Mm Gribbln There are also four nephews James Father Pat and Joseph of Toronto and John of Guelph Try An Examiner Want Ad Paoem PA e24 LETS max tnAV gt wenvcme moucm Am me no mo 17mm reeer PHILIT RICHARDSON spouseszrmr Pi6891i160VESPRA Si Will See Toronto Game Tonight the patrol systh locally plans to head the group which will leave from the Armoury in four chartered buses Accompanying the constable in supervisory capacity will be our other ad ults who have volunteered for the task Constnhle Lacey is loud in his praise of the Job done by the children throughout the school year and thinks that the trip is little enough reward for the many hours of work put in by the children in fair weather and foul Tire constable also praised the management of the Tomato Maple leaf Baseball Club which will allow the children toat tend the game at no charge MJ CAMPBELL LTD Furniture Moving and Storage Commercial Warehousing Agents for North American Van Lines PA 66555 smnamm ramsrcne net Codringion Pupils Receive Trophies Codnn ton school principal Marianas Wednesday pre sented tmphiu to head lid and logy Janice Thimllnnon an eight closing erercisu flietr i960 moaterpartl Hi Joan Robinson and Norman mim presented cups in Mackay superintendent of Barri public schools dreslod an audience of 390 in the school Pupils entertained parents and friends with accordion David stott piano Dcrryidohnrtoo tap dancing Susan Roe and art an Parker Steven Atkinson cu trampoline Top Quality Low Price VISEDUNT FREEZERS leaner TYPE lto ux auras mm in yournwn home EDI mm at your nagnine Youll enjoy miter convem lance more muitlnu vu tetv and lemme avian And It you buy new you will be mun ldvlnulb of CMpl low price com in and the luplflm conllructlon mo Ibe many 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