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REV AWALLACE DOlVNER Speaker of the Ontario Legislature MP for Bufferin Bimcoc places flowers at base of stone marking the graves of his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Downer Watching is his broth er Watson Downer of Egbert Occasion yes First Annual Service Christ Church Ivy Has Decoration Day First annual Decoration Day was observed yesterday after noon at Christ Churchrlvy witharspecial service which brought large gathering of families to pay tribute to the memory of departed loved ones The beautifully kept cemet eryaround the church on the hill with its green covering and higevaiitin th respi Townhi cry of our pioneers will be uric providing Tragedy SJMCCE COD BARRiE ONTARi NTYS TRiWEEKLY NEWSPASER CANADA MOND JULY 30 1956 hree till Missing Blue andGold Plaques ii Collmgiuood womns body presumed to be that of Mrs Glen Hylandrof To ron ovashedashore at the Blue gt Mountain Camp for Crippled Chil gt area over the civic holh day we end will be thededica tion of the new entranceto slag Cemetery on Sunday noon Aug Two plaques ov the main gates erected In many veiled at the ceremony 1at 991 terday was the firstannualiDecoration Day at Christ Church Cemetery Ivy othersor family are Esther Downer Egberti Arthur Downer Midland RR former Reeve of Tiny Township Harry Downer Kingston and Howard Downer Toronto avcro Tobacco Mee Near Allision Thursday Eve fluecured tobacco growers twilight meeting will be held on Thursday evening Aug at 630 oclock at the demonstration plot on the farm of Mackenzie Beattie lot N2 concession 13 Tecumseth first road south of Alliston Frank Stone ssociate agricul tural represents for South Simcoe will be chairman Speakers are Present prnvmcial tobacCofieldmanp Dis Rev Minesing United Church ajnd Gor don King at St Peters Anglican Church will conduct the core many which will be moved doors into the United Church in case of rain lnvltauons have been extended to donors of funds for the new trance and to former residents as well as to thepeople of the dis lrict Plot owners gave nearly thousand dollars towards the pro1 jeet which was directed by the cemetery board and Minesan Womens institute The new entrance features pil lars of cut stone paid for by the institute members andcomplete last June and steel picket fcnc across the front completed inthe late fall As well as new gateway abou an acre of land has been added to the cemetery which is situatcdvt the south of the village The en trance is locatcd on the north side Pleasant Today Sunny and Cool wooded setting was picture under asunny sky flockedi with white clouds andstirrlng breeze The RCAF Trumpet Band rpm Camp Borden under direction of Sgt Jean Seymour ands guard of honor formed asnlemn back ground as flowers were laid on the graves until the whole cem etery was transformed into pro fusionof blooms Anglican Eveninglrlyu fit three oclock the service he grain the church which was filllt ed to capacity with 256 pconlo while another hundred outside lis tened by loud speaker TheAnglic anscrvic of Evening Prayer was followed entirety The rector Rev Bevan Monks officiated assisted in the service orshlp by Flight Lieutenant Roy Currie RCAF Protestant padre Rev Lionel vltowe of St Pauls lnnisfil and Rev Wallace Doyvner of Duntroo who dell cited the sermon hi Downer Speaker of the Ontario Legisl attended Christ Church TALK SHOP lay KENwiiLLs Vlzthought we might talk shop for few paragraphs today First of all most welcome news in num erous moons Our carload of news print has arrived from Viroquois Falls4010115 lovely to perceive Up to today we had thr rollsleft ingthe basement enoug nesdays paper only Hence only onesection last Mondayand only one section today We were not talking chances of running coin much pleading for help to have the shipment in Barrieby the first of August But that might havestretched out several days Now wearevback in business for lie of months anyway Comic page as beenvrestored and who knows we may have three sec there are manypeople locally who were built up to anawful let down by the promotian an hat all it beafgcneral opsand an editorial pageWed Seine personhas suggested that Thelexaminer Wasjvery kind to James ParkerWe believe Jimmy did very well indeed going intonlne rounds with the best fighterin the world day Reeve Kinzie in the drossing room after doesday told the fight on Parker Barrie is reudofyou 12 nt out ithat Parker hashad only aix boats three years two in hepaat 12 thgwhileMoore ha nine after he fought rciano cars of ring and punch Well be surprised much better with mercy and grace for Wed on his youth and as student minister gave his first sermon there The choir was directed by the organist Mrs Estcn Davis and er Squadron Leader Jacques of RCAF Siatton Camp Borden read the Bible lesson Orval Carr sang The Lords Prayer beautiful ly and thechoir had an anthem suitable to the occasion gt Finish Service outside Following the sermon hy iii Downer the choir and congrega tion iiled outside for the final hymn Unto The Hills Around led by the band and the impr swe service was concluded by pray ers and benediction The original Christchurch was built in 1862 and remodelled in 1899 The ivy community was first settled mostly by irish pioneers around 1835 and early services were held in farm homes Burials were made in the samecemetery inthose days but unrecorded The first recorded burial was the same year the church was erected but the earliest stone dated in the cem etery is 1869 Today there are many beautiful stone marking family resting places hroughout Mood of Confidence Rev Al Do rs sermon was most impressiv We coine here today in mood of joyful and at ter confidence he said We come in that mood because of Gods Our human endings are onlinods beginnings Death is not the end It is only ewbeginning The speaker asked that we con sider some of thosethings which ave to do with Gods plans You and he pointed out can nevcr forget the contribution made by those who lie in our cemeteries community or anation that for gets lts dead can have no future Up toearoundth average age was under fifty and while many lived to the eighties many more died in infancy and early life This span has been changed in short space of half century until now the average age is 70 Those early dread dis easessuch as diphtheriasmallpox bowcl inflammation tuberculosis are no longer feared threats Divine Guldina Thank God for Hfsguidance and direction which has bemgi Turn topage seven please The fact is Courtesy ards AreAvailable Barrie Chamber of Commerce now has fCoiirteay Carda available for members to place cars which arising Arnold Banting was the Lay ltead cussion of Demonstration Plot Watson Some New Devel opments in iin and Ventilator Construction Vickery of ficer in charge of Delhi tobacco substation GeneralSummary of Tobacco Siiu ion The month has been unusual for July with start of 85 July and since then the high was 18 on Jul 21 low 41 July 19 and seven days in Gila 16 in 50s and our ior Today indicates sunny and cool again Temperatures were nigh bow Jilly 21 14 50 July 22 17 July 23 73 6Q July 24 15 57 July 25 13 60 July 26 75 54 July 21 18 July as 61 55 July 29 632 49 July all car 51 FroninagieiYEcliiorial WHAT ABOUT ANNEXATION Thieves took cash bokjaon taining$800 from therBldence of dley Blake Street ght Th loss was rlythls morning and Barrie police are investigating the The fact Barrie is bursting at the seams cannot be denied Withinjthe town building lots are becoming scarce and if all theprospectsthe Chamber of Commerce have con tact with were decide to erect plants in Barrie there would notbe sufficient ustrial land It wo un lSe to base our argument for annexation on possible growth of population alone Nevertheless while the town treasurers figure cit30000 might be overly optimis tic itwouldnot beunreasonahle to expectrthat it will increase to figure aroun 25000 in the next 10 years Accepting annexation as necessary step the question is how much land should the Town of Barrie annex For that matter howmiieh industry should we endeavor to have settle here At the present time 38 of the total assessment is paid by industry and commerce leaving 62 of the town bill to be born by theratepayersoi the figure given only9 is paid by industry more equitable solution would be if industry and commerce were paying 60 of the total assessment This from the pointer view of the private taxpayer is an argument in favor of the Chamber of Commerces belief thatif thetown is going to expand itshould think in big term mract it was on the suggestion his body that Town Cr nn xi iomo Strangely enoug at the recent meeting the strongest argument against thisline of thought was putJorward by the Town Planning Board who felt that totake in so large an area at one time might be more than the town could stand financially Whatever the area taken in there will be an immediate increase ncost in three major items schooling policing dren yesterday reducing to three the number still missing as re sult of the multiple drowning on Nottawasaga Bay week earlier These are Glen Hyllnd of Torah Jackllorland and Harris Jon both ofcallingwood Three separate funeral services with large crowds in attendance were held in Coliingwood on Sat urday afternoon thatpt Harold Sanderson at one oclock followed bythe services for Ralph Coraline at 231 andAdIm Smith at four oc Thesa wow the three whose bodies were recovered when the submerged schooner was located on reef some six miles directly out froniithoapot where Mrs Hyv lands body was discovered yester day Recovery of the bodies and ultimate raising of the undamaged schooner were carried out by Ross quanand Charles Giorgianna of Barrie uslng their aouaAiung div ing equipment last Thursday sThc funeral of Mrs Jack Bor land whose body was discovered along the shore just east of Col lingwoad last Wednesday was held or Friday afternoon winds and rough water over the weekend hampered the work of searchers but they were expected to resume their grim task today 3Boals Capsne In Shanty Bay Sailing races The weekly race of thérKemp enfelt Bay Sailing Association was HuroliiaMiI8koka tooksAmong Clue Nonam Linen and Ann punu as circulation HiStoric Sites 0f Province Nine members of the Obtario Archaeological and Historic Sites Committee set up by the legisla turerto conserve and develop 0n tarios historical heritage are in operation andhava been for some weeks in meetings at Queens Park Toronto Their operations are directed voluntarily to present to the peopleof Ontario the ram ance of Ontarios history from the stone age lndian to the broad axedpioncer farmr gt Travel and PublicityMinister Bry an Cathcart with approval of Premier Leslie Frost an arden hia torian himself the seven men and two women are formulating aliens toconscrve develop and atize Ontarios historical heritage All are imbued witha keen inter est in Ontarios history all are wellvversed inthc subject Women on Committee One of the two lady niembcrsfof Ontarios Archaeological and His torleSites Board is the mayor of fastgrowing small cityMrs Bernadette Smith of Woodstock The second is St Thomas RB housewife Mrs Futcber past president of the provinces net work of 1495 Womens institutes Among the male members are Pro masF Mcllwraith Un sailed in stiffNorth Westwind with eight boats starting Before they had covered half of the course three of them capsized but thankato the able assistance of JgtR andD Woods in launch the spilled crews and their boats were all brought safe ly to shore The other five boats ne of them shipped consider le amount of waterbeforeldo ing so The following were thaws pers of the finishing boats 1st Bob Graham 2nd Tony Cassells 3rd Blakeney Woods 4th Ellis Crooks 5th Cam Rallies Two races are scheduled for next vweekendthe Shanty Bay Cup Race on Saturday at 230 and compieted the course although the race for the Skippers Shield on Monday at am KiWani nner At Slimmer Home Special Music Barrie Kiwanians with their lad ies meet for turkey dinner this ev Vening at thesumnier home of Lock Sutton of Toronto Downtown Club near Big Bay Point Edwin Ship enantGover oeri wan Division Five special guest Past President Fred Kelly is chairman of entertainment which chides an orchestra from Camp orden musical numbers provided by Jim Corey of CKVltTV popu lari cottish piper and dancer If it should rain the diamond show moves 1th the pavilionat Springwater Par uneriehas been suggestion that any other town services would be supplied tor the annexed area immediately Hydro of ourse would be supplied by the BUG this would be an dvantage to the new taxpayers be 01 thevlower rat Barrie PUG believe the rates would not have tolbeincr ased VA The ToWn Planning Board were obJECtive in their crit icismand suggested that rea of 8000 acres approximately shouldIbeiaLnnexcdiat firs that an area or control ex tending much rurtherthari the present suggested boundaries of annexationshould beestablishedto obviate any possibil ty of shack tow grdwing up or ribbon development At the pro it rate growth in nada the danger istothinkrtoosmall1 in Ontario alone th are man can pics when plans have beenpared down in former reatest Ichiidren 7w varsity of Toronto anthropologist archaeologist and authority on Canadas West Coast lndians Wil frid Jury curator of the Uni versity of Western Ontarios mus eum of lndian Archaeology and Pioneer Life at London and one of the provinces best known siftv crs of the so the Rev John Mc Caffrey SJ director of thoworid famous Martyrs Shrine at Midv land and historic Fort Ste Marie Slated Ferlmproved Marking loo scientific diggersSuch eio cavations as are now sanctioned by the beard and sometimes finan cially aided by the government must be carried on by skilied archaeologists with regui report ing required on the result of their underground search for hiddcn history Improved Marking Now the board with the con Dr Georglxrstzplaypf um Rwaxaantnf the legislature is broaden iililitary College Kingston author and authority on Canadian history Prof Careless equally well know author and historian of the University of Toronto Leslie Gray London Ont dairy execu tive and past president of the On tario Historical Socic and wil liam Cranston Mi and who as chairman of the board is also local museum president news paperman and business official Natmany results are yet evllt dent of the work of this relatively new arm of government whose biidget is as small as its job is big butlhey will soon be noted Grading of sites initial action was confined to ad vising the government on steps to hetaken to guard important arch aeological sites against dcprcd from ove enthusiastic but in its field to include more in formative marking of sites and buildings of provincial historical significance Royal blue plaques with gold lettering will soon make their ap pearance and the plain historic site ahead markers of the depart ment of highways are being re placed by signs which will carry full identification Following US Example it is no secret that Prime Min istcr Frost has been impressed with the historic sitemarking of some of thc United States and is determined that what was femor ly Upper Canada willnot lag behihd For the time being plaques al ready erccted will not be replac ed Directional markers will be urn to page sevo please CilivslAliLla LAGEY or the Barrie groan part of th bicycle safety prolt PoliceForce gives some pointers to Linda and Chuck Dibley two of the Dusom left tend Nelson Squ Pia gram being introduced an townpiaygrounds today supervisor Susan Jones directs acf Itivitiesjon the in ior 11 pk