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61 Work Crippled Children Fiftyvsix children are on the records of the Kiwanis Club of Barrie as either receiving assist Vance or having received help this year Michael Vicder chair man of the crippled childrens committee informed the club in his semiannual report Some contacts between chil dren or parents with our club have been made directlyior as sistanec with such as special shoes for club feet iransportav tion to attend clinics at the Host pilot for Sick Children special braces and repairs and in one case an artificial limb Kiwan ian Vicdcr reported Others were visited by the district nurse in connection with applications for summer camp at Btue Mountain If this has been accomplished in six months the number of cases could be doubled by years end AT SUMMER CAMP Mr iiicdcr said 15 children from district attended Blue Mountain Camp last year and 16 wcrc slatcd for three weeks each this year of which two junior boys are already there Sunday July to is the date for open house and he said he hoped many Barrie people would visit since camping was consid cred an important part of the program to assist crippled chil dren Barrie Kiwanis headed sur Avcy of Crippled children in Sim coc County late in 1960 With the assistance of Jack Butler past president 555 survey letters wcr sent to doctors ministers and teachers and 423 replies were received All cases were visited by the district nurse of the Ont ario Society for Crippled Chil drcn in cooperation thh the public health 11 Service clubs involved Rotary Kiwanis or Lions were approached to make the necessary arrange ments for care and treatment Inharrie and Collingwood for instance it is Kiwanis but in other communities it could be different scrvicqclub in Owen Sound it is Rotary which looks after crippled children COMPLEX SOCIETY Barrie and Collingwood Kiw ants clubs are just small part of large and complex organiza tion the Ontario Society For Crippled Children Mr Wieder explained This got its start in 1022 in Windsor By 1973 it was still small with bank account of only $600 but it did have men devotod to the cause of helping crippled children As the work grew so did the society By 1928 it took on its first executive secretary For some years men volunteered to visit service clubs and stirred up interest in working for crip pied children Today there are service clubs in rio working on behalf crippled children Easter Seals is the we MICHAEL WIEDER main moncyAraising project and last year utmost $900000 was obtained in Ontario OVER 15000 CHILDREN That is lot of money Mr Vicdcr explained but remem her there are over 15000 crip pled children in the province that is those who come within the societys deli tion of crip pled child who will receive some measure of assistance this year From Easter Seals promoted in this district by Kiwanis 50 per cent goes to the society the other half is retained for local work The society maintains staff of 27 specially trained nur ses at district offices through Ontario who work in coopcra tion with medical authorities This scrvlcc alone rriakcs up 15 per cent of the societys budget SUMMER CAMPS There are the five summer camps which enables over 1200 crippled children to enjoy three weeks of supervised vacation In recent years the camps have been taking in adult crippled those who were formerly classed as children The 16 children from Barrie district in 1960 spent total of 273 days Estimated cost of one day at camp is $776 total of $211843 Of this some parents who could afford contributed $217 while Barrio Kiwanis with some assistance from the Van turo Club provided $61728 Some of this money came from Easter Seals some from peanut and Scottish biscuit sales Mr Vicdcr said the new four million dollar Ontario Crippled Childrens Centre in Toronto will be open at the beginning of 1962 to handle its first patients All this work done by his Barrie committee entailed at amount of personal time and ef fort but he said it was worth while considering all the good that was done in helping these handicapped youngsters Social Crediters Elect Albertan To Lead Fight In Next Election OilAWA CP The Social Credit party heads into the windup of its biggest national convention today fired up by the fighting qualities displayed by its new twomanleadership team drawn from the English West and the French East The Goaodd delegates were to add the final planks to the party platform with which national leader Robert Thompson of Red Deer Alta and deputy leader Real Caouette of Rouyn Que will fight the next federal general election Also scheduled was election of officers of the national party as sociation George Hahn 49year old former Commons member from New Westminster BC was reported prime iavgite for the post of presdient being vacated by Mr Thompson Mr Hahn and Mr Caouette lost to the Albertan in the threeman leadership race Thursday Within hours of taking over the partys leadership in suc cession to the veteran Solon Low the47 year old Mr Thompson challenged rim Minister Diefenbaker to call an immediate election on the Coyne issue In na natty televised summit Vicarious tsrart at nninnnr nouns nu Where you will find all your drug needs PRESCRIPTIONS Veterinary gt Supplies PA 82823 broadcast Thursday night he and Mt Caouette jumped with relish into the controversy over the governments move to fire James Coyne as governor of the Bank of Canada It was happy hunting ground for the party whose main plank over the years has been revision of the monetary system which is controlled through the Bank of Canada MrThompson said the Coync controversy indicates the Con servative government is not master of its own house Con fusion reigned and responsible democratic government had be come almost joke in this country my axamnvan wane ans Phone Pa 82414 NEW on Mrs Paddisnu spent Thur day with Mr and Mrs Plan ton Angus Mrs Art Rowe and two child ten of Greenwood Nova Scotla are on holiday with Mr and Mrs Oscar Rowe at Washoga Beach her and Mrs lack Lindsay and daughters are spending their holiday taking trip to Van couver Island BC Mr and Mrs Plaxton and Sharyn of Angus spent Sunday with Mrs Paddsion Mr and rs Leighton Rowe and son of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs 0s car Rowe Mr and Mrs Glen Murray and inmilyspent Sunday with friends in Richmond Hill Bonnie stayed for visit The 101 3055 marched to church Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Roberts and sons of Toronto called on Rev and Mrs Lindsay Sunday Rev and Mrs Ed Newbory and daughters of Sudbury and Mr and Mrs Luckett of Califv Vornla called on Mr and Mrs Mumberson Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Thomas Hyncs who cele bratcd their list wedding anni versary Friday June 30 Miss Mary Matthews of Tor onto spent the holiday with her sister Miss Dorothy Macham of Tor onto visited her mother Mrs Macham over the weekend Mr and Mrs Tommy Liven dale of Coltingwood visited the farmers parents on Sunday Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clarence McQuay who cele brated their 25th wedding anni versary Mr and Mrs Keith Fraser and sons ltfrnnd Mrs Frank Rowe all of Toronto called on Mr and Mrs Harry Mansbridgo Sunday aroma Well over 200 descendants of the McMaster family gathered from all parts of Ontario to hold their first reunion recentt at Utopia Community Centre Mr and Mrs Matt Parks and daughters Margaret and Dorothy of Toronto were weekend guests of the Allen Millers Mr and Mrs AllenMiller Et vood and Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Matt Parks and daughters cnjoycd trip Sunday to the Northem tip of Simcoe County and the lovely Thunder Bay ra sort area In league baseball play Utop in lost to Benton 51 Mr and Mrs WittiamDen GAUTH JET PllMP Complete With Tani1 Designed For $7995 OPEN ALL DAY mm Fountains Rooms om 2ND moon SUPPLIES coin 259 lnnlsfll PA 66531 tzw INTERNATIONAL 1060 ENVOYSedan 67000 miles mssj canvnousr rickup box 1959 CHEVROLET Pickup 19561ARGO laStake 1950 FARGO 171 when base cylinder 1956 anvnoLnr 1700 series 1056 INTERNATIONAL Pick up 1958 INTERNATIONAL Long Wheel Base mono PA 83026 and Cylinder Models PRICED mom $233560 DUNLOP cLovERLEAr row ranch WHEDLfItLIGNlNG BODYREPAmS rm Moron Trucks 1954FARGO TANKER with meter $1500 1951 INTERNATIONAfiTan demszaoo 1953 ormvnonnr DUMP 1952 soon DUMP 1952 INTERNATIONAL 172 wheel base speed rrar Sedan 8510 INTERNATIONAL air controls 1150 1958 immmmm ti tonPickup BAlutlE atoms PA 83139 and Miss Betta Miller of Barrie ny and sons of Hornepaype are oo holdlay with relatives in this area Mrs William Dempstu and were in St Catharines Tuesday attending the funeral of Mrs Dempsters brotherinlaw Mr and Mrs Glenn Mchnn and daughter of Delhi spent few days with McConn and attended the McMaster rc union Mr and Mrs Jack Ellis and Mr and Mrs George Ellis call ed on friends at Beelon Sunday COOKSTOWN The Cookstown and School Association entertained the Grade Eight graduating stu dents on Wednesday June 23 in the Town Hall Dinner was served by the Grade Seven mo itlhers to 20 guests and 32 pup Mrs Don Monkmno president ofthe Home and School Assoc lotion acted as master of core monies and welcomed all the guests and pupils Sho thenrin troduced the bead table which seated Mr and Mrs Owens Mr and Mrs Henderson Mr fr and Wright MI and Mr Bant ing and Mrs Blanchard The toast to the Queen was propos ed by Mr Henderson Vnndn Taylor on behalf of the pupils expressed thanks to the mothers and Home and School Association for the banquet The highlight and surprise of the evening came when Mrs Monkman called on the honor students to present them with pns The pupils are Jackie Mot colt Sandra Simon Mary Jag cs lack Van Do Larry Trea nor Marilyn GI 55 and Rose Marie Elliott The speaker of the evening Mrs Owens principal or Bont ing Memorial High School Alli ston was introduced by Mr Monkman Mr Owens address was interesting as he spoke on the qualifications of high school pupils and the importance of good education Mr Wright thanked Mr Owens for his ex cellent talk short program was enjoyed consisting of quartet by Miss Dianne Crawford Morton Fitdcy Carol Wright and Pat Jennett piano solo by Jackie Mctcalfe reading by Mary Jagcs and piano solo by Keitha Bootty Day at Oro Town Hall Monday The pupils presented gifts to AhOuND7s11Vicbs co Kiwctnis Chairman Tells Of Mr Henderson by John French and to Mn Blanchard by carol Fildey ROSS GROUP Ros Group not at the home of the president Mrs Bat ters The meeting opened with the lords Prayer Fifteen mem bers and three guests answered the roll call The group were happy to have Mrs Hanna pru eot for while non of their marchers who has been very ill for spare time One quilt was done or Mrs William Mllllgan Next Wednesday the ladies are going on bus trip with the Womens Institute of Cookstnwn to Kitchener The meeting clos ed with lunch served by Mrs Little and her committee The ladies of St Johns W04 mens Guild are sponsoring garden party at the home of Mr and Mrs 1ch Woods on July 15 and all are welcome RUGBY Congratulations to altthc pup its who took part in the Field June 2o The ball tcorn brought back the cup for the second year ttm Rodgers with his teacher Mrr Vowels received the cup on be half of the team Doug langman tn the lntcrmodloto ass for boys received the reward for sportsmanship of painting set and he also received 52 prize in the polovaulting event Allan Johnson rcccived desk set and John Johnson received $200 Joan Anderson and Twyla Scott spent several day in Guelph at the GAO under the auspices of the 4H Homemaking Club Deepest sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs Galigan in the death of his brother in British Columbia Thu Wt entertained the school children before school closed The children predented their teachers wlth gifts The Jarrett girls and boys ball team came to Rugby school on Wednesday afternoon The Rugby teams were both victorious The wlil have joint pic nic with the Rugby Federation Group on Friday evening July 14 Supper at 630 pm with sports after at Oro Memorial Park il be satebe sure 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Barlow died on Sunday morning ville spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs ArthcQuIiy Recent tors with Denny were andMrs Beach Mr and Mrs Plat of Orangeville Mr and Mr Ellis and children Mr Denny anew UNTY THORNTON Mina Olen 1ch has return edhome from vacation in Glas gow Scotland Mrs Saturn and Mn Thom Mr and Mu Spears at uthrl recently Paul Lennox of Little Raplds Mr and Mrs Orval Carr loft Mr and Mrs William Denny Mr and Mrs Er Fieokbien The funeral the late Thom suddeoly Mr and Mrs Black of Cooks Alex Denny and fumiy Failirt uck Barrie antics Stilton 1km tfon sap sorrow mm and married Emotion mam 0113mm out common 6W0 II as Need sr ours congratulations to Mr and Mr Walter Kinton nee Amy Kelli on the birth of son Juno Mrs Ethclrneynolds Moffat or 7777776 oaiir1tossw9m amounts 87315911 afieldgame or the WM earth amul mamas newan mu visiting her daughter Mrs Geor ge Stunden and family Mrs Eleanor Gregory took part in the hotrod raca at Was aga Beach Saturday evening with other young ladies 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