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nun THE THREE men In this flintograph scorn to be enjoy ing being outnumbered by It pretty sdmol teadtcrs New teachers were introduced at banquet held Thursday even lng at the Continental ion by the Barrie Public School TEACHERS wrro have ser ed the Barrie Public School Board ior more than is years mm honored at the banquet by the board Thursday Board in the iront row from the leit arc Miss Wanda Hutchinson Mrs Audus Wright Miss Nancy Orser Mrs Janet Black Angus Mc Kay superintendent oi public sdrcnls Miss Sandra Robin evening who leitirorit row are Mrs Agnew Mrs Wildman Miss Dorothy loth Miss Jean Good leliow Miss Audrey Milligan son Mrs Douglds Elliott Mrs llerscy and Mrs Stan ley Jennett Back row irnm the leit are Mrs John Simp son Mrs Doris Glassiord Miss Nancy Mills Mrs Whatley Miss Sandra Gracey Back row irom the lelt are Mr and Mrs Smith WA Bell Miss Jane Simpson Mrs Nellie Livingston and Miss at itichregnr £939 WW hr nruourr Crown Promises ACtion gar The kid gloves are oil Crown Attorney John Murphy is war ior andgeiting stern action to deflylth the increase in street flaws gt Creating dirtutbanm by WI he slid setups tohesprdrlemonthernaln sired oi Barrie Magistrate John Burger act Hurt In Crash Of Car Truck Four persons were heated and released imm Barries Miss Joan Swainr Miss Man inn Gibbons Mrs Lawrence Brown Reg Knight Mrs Boswell Mrs llarrop Mrs BishopMiss Nancy Hidrllng Robert Sauion and Royal Victoria Hospital yester day when their late model car was rammed headon by jack lrniiing moving van The empty van owned by Cooke Cartage Ltd and driven by Roy Alderson as ol Duckwnrth St went out oi con trol during the hriei driving rainstorm The cab lacknlied and plowed into the car driven by Freedman Edwin Fenne oi oi 25 Henry st Mr Fenne his wiie Phyllis 59 and passengers James Mc Leod 11 and Debbie Mound ni Fr Henry SL were taken tolioyal Victoria Hospital ior treatment They were later Bali was also honored but was unable to be present ran ZFor the busy weekday stu dent the iail and winter pro am activities organized by £0 Barrie lt ior Saturday mar ngs will keep them even usr At public schools around Bar ie today there sions followed CndrV gton and Johnson Stdsdools hy gym classes tor girls lght toltt years Gym classes were also held ior the boys it to 13 at Oakley Park and lfingglildward Schools lowed by classes at Johnson Oakley Park and King Ed Ward for boys eight to 10 years Of age Variety classes are oiiered in inns GIRLS 1th girlsiourrd what they call nosaur potan in hteir yardm and brought it the conjunction with the boys and irls gym centres at the schools onSaturday mornings The classes in variety craits were held today ior girls eight to In years atrJohnson Codring tcn and Hiilcrest schools tol lowed by the classes at Codring ton and Hiilcrest ior girls 11 to 13 and at Prince oi Wales or girls rs to 19 years of age Variety uatt classes were held at Johnson0akley Park and King Edward schools tor boy eighttn1it years For the elder boys 11 to 13 classes were held at Oakley Pack and King Edward Special classesior boys and girls nine years and over in judo are given every Saturday at the Owen St Another ciub tor the boys and girls nina toii is the Examlnnrio he minglin ed Valerle and Activities At Are Now IrrFuIISWing lDrama club which meets at the this aiteruoou Policy ior all programs is re icorornended by board commit tees and set by the Board oi Directors Leaders oi all pro grams receive help direc tion irom their quairired er iessional start Barrie leaders meet at the SW headquarters tomorrow mor ning at that for training pro gram planning and tellowship CLIMBERS KILLED TOKYO AP ihlrtyethree persons were killed and 98 in firredin mountainclimbing no cidenls in Japan in July and grst Among them were kami kazemountaineers nick name torrecklces climbers bor rowed the Second World War sur depilok finrrtosriuafrornro es and Ella hiacieodr Examiner Photo Saskatoon Herbert Reeve Hughes In Hospital ForOperatiOn Warden Dalton Jermey told Simone County Council thisweek that Reeve Herb Hugltes of West Gwiilimhury is in hospital in Barrie ior serious eye op eration getwell card was passed among councillors ior sisfins The Hydro Power Commission will buy cutting and construction rights on land in Tay Township The Commission has oiiersd 51 busload oi Simcoe County councillors will journey to Peter bornughflct tor the interna tional plowing match The mem bers and float will participate in parade Simone County will advertise the 1967 plowing match to be held on the iarrn oi lnnistll Township Reeve Joe Cochrane The Department oi mucation will be requested to Send re presentative to the November session oi Simone County Coun cil to discuss the amalgamation of school boards Lieutenant Governor Earl Roweywili unveil plaque at the Simcoe County Museumnu Oct 21 County councillor Fred Cook made the amnitncement yesterday gt DEATHS iDairtWnrdan Td newspaper man woman Lucy law an ltsite 67 private secretary to iormer prime mrnlstcr Mackenzie King from road to 917 New Delhi James Cobb Burke photogrnp er or Time and Lite mngannes 1n tail in the eastern Himalayas ada released it Foster presided at Barrie Police Court yesterday The arm utilcersnd lermer chlei oi police oi Suflzury hello the cleanqr the main street cam palm lie sentenced Paul Joseph Cor sonlosllneoitedandcostr or an days Canon 11 naked or but was reinsed thus to The youth who lives on Thefacddent which occurred on Anne St at the John St in tersection caused an estimated soon damage to the car and no to the truck Charges are pending iollow lug two accidents later the same night in the first cars driven by Norman Edward Galloway it of it it Barrie and John Watson Oochrane 16Di Thornton collided at the inter section oi Dunlap and Mary Streets Damage was estimated at in the other accident Leigh ton Clarke 33 oi 97 Castle Drive Barrie wfi driving on Sophia St when his car struck parked vehicle Mr Clarke is the Simcoa County Engineer Award Contact For $127820 For Dredging gilt Midland Hon JeanPaul Dcschatelets minister at public works has announced the award oi 3127 am contract to the Canadian Dredge and Duck Company Ll mitcd oi Toronto for dredging in the harbor at Midland The firm submitted the low on bid or three in response to advertising ior public tenders which clesm on August rs The highest bid was $147340 The work is schcdulcd ior comple tion in three months This is maintenance dredging PithMERS MARKET The Market was good this morning with sunny weather gold the Barrie Fair very help Fresh eggs remained unchaa ged at 45 cents dosen ior med 50 cents ior large and 55 cents ior extra large Good roa sting chickens sold quickly at 45 cents lb Honey in various size contain ers at 25 cents to $120 Grapes 90 cents has with pears at 50 cents ior qt has or $100 ior qt has Apples included Macs Greening and Snows Horseradish 35 cents jar Saga 15 cents hunch Potatoes 40 cents basket 75 lb bag $175 lb 10 oz spud was also on display Green tomatoes so cents basket turnips rs cents each Cabbages or 26 cents celery ior 25 cents carrots 19 cents squash 15 cents each cauli flower ior 35 cents good selection of home baking includ ed pics at 50 cents to 65 cents ior large Meat pies so cents tarts bread rolls bran muitins assortment oi cookies brownies date squares data loaves were also ottered Braided rugs $3 each baby sets $850 Bariie ls Noted VA For Realtyfirms Harold Forster real estate broker in Barrie said today that this city is noted across Canada for its large number oiyreai estate oiiices He was commenting on an address by Maurice Lamond at the annual convention of the Canadian Association oi Real Estate boards in Haliiax In his address Mr Lamond said there is acritical shoring re estate salesmen in Can lbs nations annual vol ume oi real estate sales is leap ingat an average or it per cent annually while the sales force is increasing at Irate of only one fifth true ior Barrie whichh big oitices our oi which have staiio 10 or Heips You Save More Your For it urseli andYour and will he carricdout in two areas to providasuiilclent depth of water to enable grain ves sels to operate The work will consist ol the removal oi about 77000 cubic yards oi sand and silt to provide depth of 23 and hi iect Plans and specifications were prepared in tha Tomato district engineers office at the Depart ment oivluhlic Works 11 Henderson district engineer oi will be responsible ior District Pupils Among Winners Postericontest Three area public school pu plls were among 75 elementary and secondary school children in Ontario whose safety posters have been selected from among province wide entdes They have won cash awards ior their schools The Department of Transport announced today that the three pupils have won 525 vouchers ior their schools for thepur chase of books and pictures The children are Maureen Fraser Camp Borden oi Allis tons Frederick Campbell Pub licchhnol Rhoderick Price ivy ni ivy Public School and Domth Brown at Clearvlew SS number Sunnidale Stay llEl The Department oi Transport sponsored the picture project during the spring with entries submiflcd by June 15 Selection took place during the vacation period Secondary and primary school ivisinns together drew approximately 10000 entries Many ottha posterswii the used in Department oi Trans BRAVERMAN LONGO Barristers Solicitors Notaries Dlth nundas st Toronto 15 out 2391354 129 Dunlap St Barrie Ont Neeten St Barrie was charg ed withcreatingJ disturbance by lithium BREAK WINDOW windowat ValleyTssl on Dunlop 5L was broken during the scuttle lawhlch Carson was involved The repair bill came to 25 an is getting looe com mon occurrates Crown Attor ney Murphy remarked Bernard Smith at at int his St was seatenoed to at days in tail ior assaulting st phen Aiken Camp Borden on Sept Crown Attorney Mus phy told the court that Smith walked rm to Aiken vibe was standing on aBsrrle street cor ner and tried to kit him in the iace He then knocked Aiken down and kicked him There wasno reason ior this attack in Muiplrly id gt Smith plelded Kill tywile also pleaded guilty to drarga oi Icreating disturbance by tight or On Sept Smith ohserv ing two persons iisbtlug got out ot car and ran over and Jump ed on one oi the combattants while Court Tom Bookey was trying to restore order The sentence ior this was line oi $50 and costs or 10 days HAVING LIQUOR Smith also received line at and cost or 10 days on charge at having liquor in place other than his residence tho sentenced he said his drinking ls getting to be problem and requested to be sent to Mimico Bciormatory tor the cure Blake Eldon Foy 15 oi Mid hurst and William David Pat Inn 21 oi it Lisle were each lined 50 and costs ior lighting on the stepscl Barrie Post Oiiice Sept 12 The combattants were spotted by Const George Winger as he let the Odd Fellows hall Col lier 5L iollowlng regular Fri day night dance cant convict him on mi Street1Fights mere error in judgment im going to make the elvit courts decide Magistrate John Burger commuted asbe ao nulttcd David Bert 15 at Glens calm Ave Toronto The youthpleaded Milli to drugs or careless driving lie was charged by lanlsiii Township Police siter his it car had collided headon with another car driven hydrarles lccteau Toronto Mr Fectesu absuiieur said he was rounding curve on Sideroad between Cone ii and 15 when the acutscd1msns car came towards him on the sideoilbe road or own suns Fecteau testliied that he was well on his on side when the collision occurred Bert and Gary iaimer an independent witneSs inr deience said that tlrscntlisio occurred as the centre at the mad Bert said he saw the Feclesu vehicle coming at him and that ireveered ieltto try toavoid collision His lawyer remarked that this was not matter oi careless drivingbut an error in judgment Thd boy had receivedhts dri vers licenceonly iew hourI oeiore the accident Richard Bowman i7ltot Inni lit Township received suspen ded sentence when he was round guilty at stealing two sets oi gali clubs Vincent rr Dakiu so oi Brodiord pleaded guilty to an im aired driving charge in was $73 and costs or 10 days Alexander Efrmnii ol Peel St Barrie was remanded to Oct to on charges oi careless driving drunk driving and having liquor in place other than re sidenee Bernard Ashberry 57 at it it Angus was inund guilty at last lng to remain at the scene oi an accident He was lined 50 and costs or to days and his station wagon was impounded liPaysTo ShopAl who on Jimmm BLOCK WEST OF BARRIE ARENA AT 192 DUNLDP ST WEST orau EVENING BY APPOINTMENT CALL DENIS SHEARD GENERAL CON TRACTOR AND LUMBER DEALER 72622163 me pass caeprr ARRANGEMENT in the building business gt Longterm credit arrangements can he with monthly payments iGaragcso Farm Buildings Summer Cot tages HomesAdditions Remodelling We will erect the shell of your hours or ad dition or complete illeioblo serous 7mm orle QSHEARD Vi ParusWIcEour tenants