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Horticulturists Springwaier Park Continued from page one local association made the ad dress and the presentation was made by George Dexter Angus president and Mrs Johnson of Minesing Vespra president One of the main speakers of the day was John Clark secretary of the Ontario Horticultural As sociation who has been chosen leader of the horticultural tour of the Far East being sponsored by American and Canadian horticul tural societies As it was Mr Clarks birthday the district representative had special anniversary cake for him at the luncheon ho Halowbr follows AstersMrs skelton llnr unis Brown Vesprat Lem on Orillia Astors mixedL Brown Mary McLean Vespra Brown CalendulaMrs Bert Cook Barrie Mrs Johnson Vespra Ruth Morley Barrie CosmosG Hunter Huntsville African MarigoldsG MHunter Mrs HGable Bar MrsJ ll Gable French MarigoldsMrs Gable Hunter Mrs Gable NasturtiumsMrs Bert Cook Mrs Johnson Hunter Single PetuniasMrs Parsons Barrie Mrs Gouett Waubaushene RBrown Dou hle PetuninsMrs Parsons Mrs Athion Huronia Hun ter Phlox perennial one spike Johnson Barrie Mrs Bert Cook Brown Phlox per ennial three spikesL Brown Johnson Mrs JH Gable Sweet PensWalter Tay lor Alliston Mrs Gable Mrs Shelton Orillia Pom Pom ZinniasMrs Brandon Mid land Mrs Parsons Brown Large ZinniasL Brown McCarroll Barrie 5L RBrown Annnal recent introduction Brown Hunter Sea our so20 Nommrhwniaiithecol of each lot Abovs tli INsuitAtics PAYS 30950 lisio ccidsnt under this union 5m Faringyell rue cosr on ioooi 5333333 intimate Cali um all so Ayling Walter Taylor yellowMrs Ayling Bay Bish 0P Moffat0ri Gladiolus pink Moffat Gladiolus mauve Mrs Ayling Gladiolus smoky Ray Bishop Gladiolus any other colorMrs Ayling James Irvin Alliston Moifat McCarroll Walter Taylor RosesT McCarroll Borough Gouett Huronia Sweet Peas for Table Charles Mills Barr Lean VespraK Pansles Pan ter Living Room BouquetMrs Cain eron Alliston quet of Mixed FlowersWalter Taylor Gable nialsJ Johnson Johnson Mrs Latiiner Alliston Rollinson Goldwater age Barrie Dish Garden Mchrroll Begonia rootedMrs Gouett MrsJ Skelton Huronja MillsBsrrie Begonia tuberous rootedMrs Mrs gt Brown Violet rs William Wylie Cold wate Latimer sonal Flowers not listedlluth Morley Hunter Percy Ba con Drillla ll Brown Dahlia bloomsMrs Wilson Cold water Dahlia one bloom three Fortin Angus Dahlia five blooms Brown Mrs Gable Brown Gladiolus one spike miniature Mrs Latimer Alliston Mrs Ayling Penetang Gladiolus three spikes miniaturelMrs Mrs Webb Barrie Arline Gladiolus whiteMrs Johnson Mrs Gladiolus Gladiolus redC Mrs Ayling Mrs Ayling Barrie Gladiolus three spikes one var Mollieva Aylillg ter liylor adiolus three spikes all differentWalter Tay lor Mrs Ayllng Gladiolus six spikes entMrs Ayling Moffat Basket of GladiolusMrs Ayiing Moffat Moffat all differ Dining Table Bou net Mrs Brandon Arrangement of Mrs Coldwaten Mrs CentreC Moffat Mary McA in Bowl or rs Bert Cook Hun Edna Orr vCreemore Mrs Izoii Dou Mrs Parsons Mrs Collection of Peren Mrs Bouquet Mrs JSav fibrous Miniature Mrs Charles Dobson Angus GloxinIaL Brown Coleus Johnson Mrs espra McCarroll Mr Brown African Gouett Mrs Johnson ILIJBRICAIIIOINE QILQCHANGE TUNEUP Two FELINE FOSTER MOTHERS have kept pair of new born chihuahua pups alive tor their owner oightyparold Shirley Hackman left daughter of Mr and Mrs rhymes An appeal for aniothercat want out when Shirleys temple chmuahuo Irixie died four days after giving birth to three puppies by human section One orthe puppies died but the other twohave been nursed by Bubbles above belonging to clos friend of tho young owner Betty Donnelly is of 84 Donald St Bubbles fed the puppies for two days along with her threékittensbom oh the same day Blackie mother but loanedby MrsJE man 94 Tiiiin St Thompson 52 Campbell Ave the job and her rosterchildren are reported toba doing fine Both Chihuahuas are white Trixie after her mother and chihnohua had given birth totwo other pups last October Slight Increase In July Figures Continued from page one Garsges Ma ee A23 Napier St for same bu Ider self Saunders 38 Eugenia St for same builder self Brennan 03 Eugenia St garages for same builder Readman it Heaslip 59 Donald St for same builder self Kosrnack 82 Henry St forsame builder Hill McKnight Wheeler 14 Codrington carport for same builder self Mc Lcllan 114 Gunn St for 418 Blake builder self Miscellaneous Eckort Stroud move dwell ing on Codrin ton St builder self Housahoi Finance Co 28 Dunlop St remodel offi ces at 23 Dunlop StWbuilder Heidman Lowe Sons 94 Dunlop St addition to store at 94 Dunlop SL builder Bow ness Harris Flowers 09 Dunlop St remodel store at 90 Dunlop St builder Anapdale Lumber Bullock Motors Muluaster portable office on Bradford St builder self Highland Construc tion Co 28 Dundonald St Toron to store alterations at 15 Dunlop St builder self BA Oil Co 800 Bay Toronto demolish building to parkingat 58 Essa Roadbuilder self Canadian Oil Co 204 Richmond St Toronto oil storage depot on Vespra St builder self Smith Farm Dairy Bradford Stj new dairy on Pene tangSt builder sell House Planters Gouett Mrs Kosborouith Goldwater Mrs Downey Collection of CactiCy Jackson lgespra Mrs Juli Gable Mrs owney Bouquet Shown by ChildJan ica Morley Barrie Nancy Mills Barrie Nancy Savage Barrie Basket of AnnualsG Hunter Mrs Johnson Best Basket by SocietyOdllia Percy Bacon Vespra Mrs Johnson Ban ria Mrs JH Gable Basket by School Boy or GirlSylvia Gable Barrie BowlrorNase by School Girl orBoyJanice Morley Nancy Mills Harold Johnson Barrie Display of Flowers and Foliage with DriftwoodW Tay lor Mrst Durnfordrlfuronir PoatorContest First prize winner in the poster contest held in conjunction with the show was Lyn Ferris ofVes pro Cuddles Gordon Johnston of Barrlaarid BobbyOakley of Vespr second and third prizas First prize in the bird house competition was won by Brian Morris SS 15 Vespra SHAMATEUBS There is encouragement in re cent decisions in the United States to bar certain athletesfrom ama teur competition because of their heavy expense accounts Aiid it is significanh that some promoters and college auth have drawn as much crltlcianf as the Dartmouth athletes themselv Free Press and happy Lowell still TOMA golfing Primcat sraa BARREBXAmNnn romanmonor 10 mo Bloehnll Tournament Fine mmmer weather found splendid crowd tn attendsnce at the annual baseball tournament in the park Monday ottemoon The young talk in the booth worked hard to keep everyone well fed Lloyd Patton New everyone in touch with the progress of the games via be PA system In tho final game Thornton edged Beeioh by very close score to claim first of $75 Baotou look prize money second and New Lowell third Follow the tournament good crow arrived at the hall to enjoy the dance the Blue Mountain with music by orchestra 0n Holiday Mr and Mrs Matt Packs are on holidays with the Allen Mitten Hattwiib on man luck of tho rich bought the winning ticket or the mystery prize box of em cerles It the dance Mr and Mrs Ber McMaster and girls have moved to Allan dale home yesterda is now taking over Shirleyis going to name one the other Tiny The mother Churches Holding Union Services During Summer Unionsurvices being conducted in town during the pummel months changed location at the beginning of August last week end Central United and Collier Street United congregations are attending services in Central ital ted Church this month ducted by the CollierStreot minis er hev Lewis Mr and Mrs Lewis and their son Peter spent the month of July al Addisnlf Bosch near Latontaine while Rev Cecil Brenu of Central Church con ducted union servlces for the two congregations at Collier Street Rev Luck who spent the month of July at Dorset where Mrs Luck and their daughterI Wilma Jean are continuing to holiday throughout the month of August is conducting union aer yices for First Baptist and St Andrews Presbyterian congrega tions Last month Rev James Ferguson of ndrews conduct ed union se ices at his church for the two congregations Mr and MrsFsrgusbn antitheir two children Jim and Debbie are hol idaying this month in the Ka Wartha Lakes district and are lanninga trip east alongthest awrence River Union services for Essa ltoad Presbyterian and Burton Avenue United congregat as arebeing held in Essa adgchurch vrtlils month conducted by the minister Rev BIG Muir July services in Burton AvenueChurch were conducted by Rev Trlmble Mr and Mrs Muir and their chil drco Margaret and Donald mot ored to New Brunswick for the month of July to visit relatives at Stanley On Sunday evening MrMuir lsconducting community serv ice sponsoredby gt the Anglica Presbyterian and United churches of Allandaie in the grounds of the IOOF Home at 730 oclock weather perroittin Rev and Mrs Allan Read at Trinity Anglican Church and their son John spent the month of July holidaying at Kingston and at the Ontario Agricultiiral Coll ego in Guelph During July and AugustSunday evening services Jones and Kehoe came through However they failed to come of Palgrave the young people of the parish The various organists and chairs arccantlnuing to provide music at services in their ownchurchoa Warren MacLepn and the cen tral Church choir willvbcheardrat Central Church throughout Aug list and the First Baptist Choir under the dlréctlon of the organ lat Miss Elsie Cloughley are sing log at union services inthat church thismonth At Essa Road Church Frank Dutcher orgnu and the church choir sre provi ing music Vtoi services and Estate sumh his well established known lines ANNOUNCEMENT late this pandas St West Toronto announcing thonppolntmont otlflr Oscar ornton Ontario to hair Ellen staff proportionsudden all be President of Bell Rotate it Simone Ciiuntyiwol blowoutlie we imlh Vldnllll mnmiu wt it forms com scrum xrlckfdént Angu we was many inin dsiiic oll firing uy Clients entertained at night GUTHRIE Mr and Toronto called on Mrs boll last Monday ranto are visiting SgtMaior and Mrs Mason and family ofStoney Creek were holiday visitors at Gilchrists for several church canneiillonl Church hero Robert Sargeant Dr Postnlkoff preached an earnest sermon on the verse Blessed are the Peace makers Beach contributed solos Thy Will lIf You Ivy the latters home diamond Wed nesday night in their final meet ing of the South Slmcoe baseball led off Moore accounted for two more the fourth and that as it turned out was all Ivy needed nicely in the fourth and the sixth but John Moore on the mound for Ivy sat them down in the gled Walton went down swing ing but Wallace Kehoe all singled to score Gllson and fill the left there as Jones and Kehoe could do nothing with Moores offerings with single Moore got Walla to store Wallace were left as Smith He each atTrinity are being conducted by tango in 1955 was $24 compared wit lambs had an average against $2010 in 105d where they are building Bolldsy at Fergus Mr and Mn Gilbert McMaster and Viola McMasterspent Tuba day evening at Fergus where Viola remained for holidays chk in Tomato Donald Coutts and Donnie Mc Master are spending this week in Toronto Entertain It Home Mrs McCaon and Joyce their homo follow ng the wedding rehearsal Frldny 65 From Toronto Mrs David Campbell of Alex Camp Mr and im Cottaln re From Stoney Creek Mr and Mrs Douglas Gilchrist Sunday Service Last Sunday Dr Postnikoff arrie preached in the United He was assisted by Mr Lille of Oro Lea two very flna Be Done and Theres Anyone Can Help efcated Palgrave SZon chedulo Jim Edwards with creed by McCann uccessive in and Bi first man up single but was who scored on nglesfiy John Chris Laycock Singles by Hogarth and Browning ILIIE in Palgrave bunched their hits lutches with only one run in aeh Ixtlle fourth Gilson sins Walkem and bases only to be In the sixth Wallacevled off in and Kehoe this tirria but ingles to top oIh teams with the willow Only thcrplayeraAtovget morethat no hit were Wallace and William singles with two AVERAGE anion The allcanada average for grade 530 ayear earlier Good of $1085 as roa RENT or from totem jiijiiii some it As littornist concessmii DB CEDRIC JOHN ZERNY is now practising up internist It the offices formerly occupied by Dr LA Alklns nt MoDunlop Street East Barrie Dr Atkins hss moved to thcoffice on the cornerofhayfield Ind VSophia Streets formerly occupied by Dr Cameron Hill Dr Zerny was in in Hull England and gra noted from Guys Hospital London England in 1048 He served as Surgeon Lieutenant RNVR during the war and afterwards spent seven your in pastegraduate work In London hospitals to obtain the higher medical qualifications of MD MBCP nd achieving the status of consu tant physician In 19$aDr Canada and prior to coniiugto Barrie wnspractising in Saskatche wan Heals married and has fimilonf two small irls His wife andchildren will filning him here as soon as he can find suitable accommodation SoUth Simcoe Baseball Near Playoff Stage The executive of South Simcoe Baseball Lca ue will meet tonight Friday to ru upon number of matters chiefly the plans for league playoffs The reguiar schedule was to wind up on Aug but number of games were rained out and tonights meeting will decide whether any of these affecting the finai yet to be played Eatest available inturmhtiongis to the effect that some of these games were to be played last ev ening under hurried arrange ment but no results have been re ceived iain Eight of the teams in the league will participate in the play downs with team No meeting No Other pairings are vs 3va1snd4vsn Barrie Thornton Lisle and Al liston have definitely landed in the topfour spots in that order andvlvy has stranglehold on fifth Palgrave and Bolton are in close contest for sixth and standings are seventh while eighth could go to Stroud Everette or New Lowell Churchill and Beetonare definite ly out It wouldappear that Barrie fans are due to watch what New York are called subway series with Barrie meeting Ivy the latter teamnumhering healthy portion of Barrie players on its roster The friendly rivalry between these clubs should make for series well worth seeing YouCAN Depend on REXAllFILLED PRESCRIPIIQNS lililllllliilli nine pas2823 non iiiiii Esteem GRAY COACH LINES TERMINAL comm amour Rankin to replace established business in the building wiiicnwiu BEOPEII T0 firewalls gasdto be on yearly basis Rental to commence not latgr than October 195a Closing date Angus ror lnlther details infith aracuu mortars commando Zerny came to but there were showers of By BLUE Recentiywe met trout fisher man on one of the local streams in the lake Sinicoe district fin am really good sport and the type of fisherman that would never knowingly break any of the fish and game laws It was obvi oiu that he had fished these wst era for many seasons and could still catch good ones When inquired as to his luck be told me that he had 13 nice speck over and would likely have 15 limit before calling It day Before taking my leave be re marked that it took bit longer to catch his limit in recent sea son than he had in earlier years nirther along the stream met lnother fisherman of the same high calibre watched him as be cast his fly and caught nice trout which he gently released from the hook and placedvbsck In the water to swim away un harmed This surprised me 1nd Inquircdv as to his reason for releasing such nico ish llearn ed that this chap ad no family and four nice trout made two meals ior himself and his wife Why take moret He had had his pleasure pitting his skill against these renowned battlers and had wanna TlltE Adro cursor mo assoc swoon lIIlES 0ll BATTERIES IIIII0APllIITS SP0llillIi £0005 Tools Hardware 123 Dunlap St Barrio hopes of catching them again on some future occasion All left the stream thought again about the attitudes oi these two good sportsman Bothunicy cd sport to the limit In their own way and both wen above to proach However the fisherman with the low count getsmy vote for securing the most pleasure and satisfaction from day In the outdoors momr nanr 0mm Last year was the 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