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Sky Minded with rubber Progress made Kiwanis nd Lions The party was nriginally pla ned by Harris vicepre idcnt of Kiwanis became join elfo numbers in at about even flar old Darch Lions ce presid looked after hisclu ter of ar ngements and Seaway Proleo office buildin entry béing erecte there main stree Hewitt officers were Darchalatr Her ideal ofthe two yearsfby he joint engihéering con struction team at ritarlollydra stJLawrence PoWer Pro ject was viewed onMonday by busload olBarrie and Lions Thépmty returned home duiylmpr the magnitude of the work which when Vcbmpleted will have cost Boolmlilion dollars It is anticipated that with the job now at thehalt ypost the first pp Batch Dyment Art Webster Lawrence Parry isretired several ears after 35 ElectrchEower Commission also nia should be delivered one of bookings but the am Sin clair Walter Coutts Frank Craig Harry Nesbitt Dr Woodger Edwin ineson Bill Pile of Toronto who yeirs service wit theTIiydrof Wally Monk theA Mac ren Charte AccountantCo and llarold or bus driver for Greer Transportatio the evening was with thc local company since 1945 He had sometoughdnv IIIE to do in the St Lawrence area dn temporary roads andover cofferdams Coffee break wason HighWay No just past pshawa Arrival at Comwaii was 3730 pm and here again groups tried di grant eating spots for dinner the two largest flusllywiuding up Xorv Chinese food at thelocakfavorite cafe in thatdepartriienttfor eat ing The Cornwallis liotel isegulp pedwith TV in most rooms and largely spent viewing or talking Monday Morning Upearly Monday for brcakfaat and the bus took otf through Cornwau to the administration Bard Town coitch met with Verpra Couneiion Monday morn ing thatownshlp officeto db cuss the ptnpoeed annexation Representing Barne were Hit Worship Mayori Eldon Grccr Reeve waistav Kinfle Dcputy Reeve Murray Mills Aldermen Paddison and Bhichle and Clerkyhen Straughan Representing Vespra were Reeve Roy Hickling Deputy Ree nun Downey and Coun or Bell Harris and Forbes Acting asxspokesman for tho Barrio council Reeve Klnzl ex cdvthe proposed on as it affected Vcpra it that ratepayen meetin be helpful and the tow cll atstcd thw would cuss the whole question themselves later that day Reeve Roy Hickllng informed The Barrie Examiner yesterdoy that it had been decided to hold ratcpaycrs mceting Lst Cundies School probably within thenext two weeks when vBarrie town council would be asked to attend and expressytheir view rtesum Walter my and Towrt dis among Folks Land NeatRailway smart helicopter equipped inflated pontoons landed shortly after pm on Monday Oct on thenarrow strip of rod in froniof the Bar rie Express office between the railway tracks and the breakwa ler Aboard were mu Lanktrhh and Earl Johns who had been at Sitka all siimrdcr and had flown to the hcadquartersof the comp any Canadian Helicopters Lind led at the Island Airport Ton onto They were heading back to Winnipeg Aircraft of that type have provenjnvaluahledn the north country rice its large glass dome coveringoc cupants and alsoluggagelcompart meni gave the impression of visi tors from another world dropping in for tea Sunny Pleasant week has beon vari able withrain Tuesday and Temperatureswere High Low Sept 29 60 38 Sept 30 55 41 Oct 59 33 octhz early as gt me manorran raoxsmvmnns cr he anniversary of tbefbig firenow passes almost unnoticed here It was on Junerday in 1908 that match dropped accidentally set off the worst fire in the tovmls plaeewoht to Ga owed in order of merit by Bass ONTAitloCANADA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 31956 eon detonate tol My atlho pm of the 100th lleion rim no from frnemoriaisto pioneers the swim will be unveiled ibohlr one of the driest rural exhlv hltiodl in Central Ontario will include am rce races boroemattlenwine and sheep shows 51 midway andthe Outerii Regional Bel gian horse show Beaten Fairs ammo County Black and to show of Holstein is top In the distrch Therein salad nnmbcr of 4H club ptowninclndlng flywheel swine tractor grain bylaw passedat special meeting of Barrie Irown Conn on Monday night maltosit obligatory for taxis oneratlng in townandlup withree miles outside the limits to have meters The changeover will cost taxi operators in the neighborhood or szgnper vehicicfiand the taxi users tare hike mounting maxlmdm penalty of $300 The bylaw which runs to 58 scc tlons exclusive of any schedules covers every aspect of the matter of licensing of taxis nilc cars and ambulance and the method of their operation in respect of taxis it lays down the hours of work of the driver hiscouduct inthe taxi he may not rnoke except with cxl ARRIE JUNIORFAIR DRAWS HEAVYENTRY FROM COUNTY Huronia 4H Cali Club took top honors ata Calf Club Competis tion at Barrleghairr With about 90 calves competing bum Drillia Mincsing Elmvale Ore and Coldwaicr lgout ofll ldwatcr club members were in llrstclaas prize money Winners lincluded Mary Jane Devinc lIi daughterof Reeve Lawrence Devine and Mrs Devine of Goldwater and Pauline Robin of Vasey Don Bell son of Club Leader ct Bell of lColdwater took the prize forbest showmhnsbip Huronia Club represented by hon sell our Black of Foxmoad pd LylezEdwptds of Vasey show Shorthorn calves to win the trophy for Beef Class up for com flefltlo for the drst time this Fair were Don Beil ill Black Jane Devine Allan alker an Lyle Edwards ingtb ended the three section with Colin Sutherland second and Vera Bowman third Beef Heifer born in 1056 Elvin Bowman tookxfirst with Veral Bowman second ace Heifer born in 1955 With somewhat stronger competition than the previos section that et Horne foll Pottage VeniBownian Gert Tomsmitb DairyBelfer born in 1956 Drew an Entry of live placed in the foilA owing order Evan Wilcox Jean ette Jermey Shirley Cochrane Lynda Campbell Douglas Camp Dame bell Dairy Heifer born in 1955 heavy entry was received in this class and theiiirst six placings Were Jeanette Jermey Campbeii Robert Stephenson Barbara Strain Paul Campbell Douglas Campbell Turn to page tow please history destroying e00 buildings Ewe Lamb breedingtype le Ross rialtaitlc Douglas Specrs Then as Bowman Cnrolyn Carscadden Kenneth Bowman ElvinBowman Vera Bowman Market LambL Gloria Rattle Carolyn Carscaddcn Thomas Bow man Verai Bowman Kenuelh Bowman Elvin Bowman Gilt born alter March 1956 Paul Campbéll Carolyn Carscad den Shirley Morrow Joyce Mor row Rota Morrow lnterCiub Displays Among the indoorexhibits that interested iaigc number of fair visitors dero the displays by homemaking clubs and Junior Farmersprojects connected with the years work of the rural jun ior organiutions throughout the district WorkingWith Wool and What Shall Wear were the ties series of exhibited sewingmroiccts Crown Hill in Homemaking Clubs displayifeat uringa fineLvworkEd palefblue ust yellow on awards An outstanding Group exhi hitwas Guthrie Nimble yellow shirtrnaker blouse with grey flannel skirt so give Group award was the Cpsual Wear display by Vasey Woolly Workersj dark gre jumper worn overa longltsleeved white blouse juniper Gaining Group ratings were the navybl randwhite blouse spring school costume made lby Thornton Willing Workers Cross land Sewing Susans working With ooi greyAblue jumper and pink ouse Painswick Busy Bees black silk skirt and pretty white blouse for social activities Eden vale StitchInTime Cltdas pin flecked grey skirt and pink sweat er sét andMount St Louis 411 ing Clubfs Sewing Sec play lovely dark grey vmolJIunper and white blouse Turn to pageseven please these classes will be divided belt in child healthwork will cover classes one and onehalf to two to somethinger 25 Infringement of the bylaw can bring press permission of bispassengers and his obligatoryuaiiorm git controls the parking of the taxis anywhere on the streets and lays theonus on the operators to see that their vehicles are clean and comfortable to drlve Alderman Hamny remarked Thlswill be very difficult to live up to linanclai Liability Alderman Gordon Mchirkelat ed that he found some minor dis crepancies in the draft bylaw he did not see why the Council should concern themselves about whether the driver smoked or not but his major point was that it was not sufficieht to say that the operators would be financially liablctothe extent laid down in the Highway Act in the event of an accident these figures were too low dont see why any taxi com pany should have less than $50000 coverage think Council should serious consider amending this financia rc usibliity It should be ashigb as possible Figures for financial respon sibility required under the High way Act were quoted as $1000 for property damage $5000 for public liability and $10000 for passenger inju Barrie taxis at the present time are required to have mini um coverage of $2000 $20000 and $400008ud aftehsome discussion it was agreed thatthe new bylaw should be amended to include the latter re schedule stipulates lint50 centimeterthe Baby sittersn parents and all those who have tbb care of young Vchildryenwiil be interested in the new child welfare course being offered by St John Ambulance starting Friday Oct 12 Weekly classes will be held at Trinity Parish Hall commencing ails pm This course includes preparation for the new baby care of the in fant afood requirements for the infant and proschool child the different stages of growth and development habit training the maintenance of health and pre ventionof disease preparation for school and training for safety The classestaught by reg tered professional nurse Mrs Parry who has had experience an tweek period with weekly hours in length The time in tween lectures demonstrations practice and the showing chap propriaternption pictures At the immune letII flm HilaWI Passed lanai fifth of avmile In addition there is waiting time charge of cents foreach minute requested by passenger AldermanJ it Paddisqn quay tioned the rates were not too high He pointed out that It the present time the fare was 50 cents anywhere in town Assuming the averagevdistauce travelled was mile andrn half this meant up proiimately 25 fare raise Aid ergnan Paddison aggretedtthatu ra so was nee sugges that minlmmie of 40 cents might be more to the point Alderman Harry Michiechalrlt man of the traffic committee pointcdout that the bylaw had been drawnup in cooperation with the taxi operators and all seven had agreed on the fare schedule Resist Tabllng An attempt to table the bylaw on awmotion by Alderman Coughlin supported by Alderman Robert Gplds and Mclurk to en able furthcr discussion was defeat cd by the rest of the Council Ali dcrman Tratt reminded Council that the bylawhad been argued betwecn thetraffic com mittee and the operators for the past six months and action was necessary now At the same time he appreciated the fact that if councillor required further time for study he should have that op portunity Alderman Michie asked if the alderman who initially asked for the bylaw to be tabled would be coming forward with snitconstrue criticism or would thistypo of debate be gone through again attbe next meeting of councill Alderman Coughlin replied he asked for its tabling because he feltthat aldermeh other than the haffic committe ould have time to study the ylaw to realize its full ianplications He did not wishto see the bylaw railroaded through lane as tmaliicwllsedrv pria sea edtby the Mayor Cdreflfonoungf Nevaf JohnAnibuiqnce Course For Porénfsfond Bob Sitter any date it is hopedfthat baby si ers pro fessional and family will find the course helpful 11 giving them some understanding of their charge Thevcourse is based on two publications of the Depart ment of National Healthand Wellt fare fTheCanadian Mother and Child and Up the Years from Onetosixgm St John Ambulance is giving this child welfare course because it is apparent that man people are Interested inbaving some ele mentary instruction in the care of children particularly the pre school child Th syllabus has been planned to give general understandingof the childs all round development frombirth to school age and the care required during these yesrs Anyoneinterested in takihg the courseshould apply to Mrs Gory don Selwood Her elephnne number is PA $4 conclusion of the course an exam inationwiil be held and certifi Amendment To Church Bylawl on Monday on endmentito the by hlch will enable Centrah cate en to successful candi dates Church to 5qu You the plotadded to their the