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This young fellow isup in the air over the Tudhope Track Meet in Midland Sat urday won by Rurrlc District Central Collegiate For more Danny Lewis whose parents Mr and Mrs John Lewis Mid hurst were zgiven this nine pound puff ball Sunday can hardly see over the top of the thing This one measures 51 inches atound the biggest ever known around here The puff ball was given to the Lewis family by Ray Euert Midhurst who knew it was Mrs Lewis favorite dish IN THE AIR pictures and coverage of this annual high school track meet see the sports pages of this issue noiseends Annual Meeting The 25th annual meeting of the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps Association was held at the BCASC School Camp Borden this weekend The meeting was attended by the heads of the Regular Army and Militia MASC units as well as former of icers of the corps Highlighting the event was the arrival Friday of Brigadier General Richard Meyer Deputy Chief of Aviation of US Army Transportation Corps who piloted newly designed gas turbined Beil Iroquois helicop El He was met at RCAF Camp Borden by Brigadier Smith Honorary Colonel Com mandant oi the RCASC and Col Sarantos Commandant of the RCASC School Col Stevenson Director of Supplies and Transport Army HQ and representatives from most and offices across Canada were on hand to discuss problems advances new ideas and techniques which have de veloped during the past year in the RCASC role of and Patrol and Oil and Lubricants training of personnel and many other Army Service Corps re sponsibilities It was announced today that next year the Corps Association meeting will be heldat Galgary it will return to the home of tit8 RCASC at Camp Borden in scouilindcub Decides To Buy Members of St Giles Scout and Cub Mothers Auxiliary vot ed on purchasing flag large cupboard for the scouts equip ment to he erectedin the church basement and up pairs of sig WEATHER TORONTO CPUOfficial fore casts issued by the weather oiA ice at t1200 am EDT Synopsis An extensive area oi light rain which covers most of Michigan and much of Southern Ontario will spread out to cover mestol Eastern andCentral On tario by evening in the north cold air has swept down from Hudson Bay to Lake Superior On Tuesday it will continue soul grandstand and human bleach ward over the lower lakes Regional forecasts valid until midnight Tuesday Lake Erie Windsor Cloudy with few sunny intervalstoday and Tuesday Scattered showers and thunderstorms toward eve ning and early tonig few isolated showers Tuesday Cooler Tuesday Southerly winds near 900 Roman Catholics overflowed Mothers Group Equipment nailing flags for the cubs at the mantlin meeting President Mrs Pearson presided over the meeting and announced the Annual Scout Con ference would take place this year in Oshawa Saturday Nov VSbe requested as many mem bars as possible attend She also announced Bronze Arrowhead Course would be held at St Giles Chur Oct 23 and 24 when members of the moth ers auxiliary would cater for meals Fall money raising project will be rummage sale slated for November MANYM salmon TORONTO or Nearly the Canadian National Exhibition ers Sunday for the annual Ros ary Sunday ceremonies organized Education by the Holy Name Societyof the archdiocese of Torontm Following the deficiency pays mentaan tagghshed price eggs in therewill be drop in price This they claim will be for two reasons The payments to lglleallmaltlie lingf lthhgedefleierldg act on of eggs anduvill only be paid to producer up to total of 4000dozen which istestimated to be the average production of about to hens or perhaps 450 average typo birds in order for producer to have full time lab and allhe can handle on man and wife basis similar to milk or other type ofxproducer he should have at least 3000 to 4000 layers Allowing for the average top grade eggs this would mean over five times the number of eggs for which he can claim the deficiency payments Be sides this he will have on equal amount of lower grade eggs that he has been forced to sell at whatever the market would pay if the floor price at Montreal is left as in standard this is now 44 cents for Grade eggs sub ject to government inspection based on proper shipment and storage it is estimated by the trade and we are ducting Craig Hunter of the Producers Committee that on that basis the producer will average betwccn25 and to cook for his total average sales and this is not expected to cover costs With the deficiency pay ments not likely to he made be fore the end of the year the expectation is that number of produccrs will not be ablevto stay in business unless they can borrow against thopossi ble government cash Therefore some will have gone out of business and this may swing the egg prices upward Large buyers of replacement chicks are not so far holding off on their spring orders Mr Hunter who produces alhybrld chick which is claimed to pro Boats Collide Near Resort Man Drowned The body of aHnrley Harbour man who drowned after two boat collision at Honey Harbour late last night was recovered by Victoria Harbour Ontario pro vindal police at 10 am today James Lizotte who was in boat with his 72yearold brother Robert was reported missing after the collision which occur red just before 11 pm Sunday police cnliser from Midland picked up the body this morn ing Occupants oi the other boat were David Lee 23 Grenadier Heights Toronto Donald Kitch iog 25Toronto Gale Schlegel 20 Honey Harbour Eleanor Sled 19 Feversham and Isobel Chester ml Toronto EDUCATION HEAD Fred WgPrice 42 of Mon treal was named director of the Canada Conference on He would be re sponsible for coordinating the more than 50 membe groups engaged in organizing in second conference in 1962 TODAYS risTocK pacts once more of the top am can thanlaverage I311 that bls mi en orrpring rent an ger than but fun blglayiug plants are continuingto lieplaoe their layerg athuivaient num bers toprevous flocks Nor lrom tmlgh appearthat the laying plantsmrohoplng to tlndthat the deficiency payments will not amount to great deal tho average stays above the present seaboardprlce ltfmay malkie tigmgnurket fugilylowér Kl es are um pur cbaaed bylbakers sell at to somewhat lower price Right now one can obtain two dozen of the smaller eggs graded for mmgwtgauht like crtopgnde Belyu farm economist for the Federatim of Agrlwl urea claim that already the US government has decihred its intention of increasing the tariff should there be any indi cation ot dumping our govern mentvsubsidized or eggs on their markets The plan ls apporan el comcd by the Western produc ers but according to Mr Bel yea is feared by most oltha Ontario producers and for this reason more heat has been de velopcd than over any similar program so far iBred1Iri Rash Still Continues Two apartment brookins and broken window at Simeoo District Coop 259 Innlsfil St Barrio Sunday morning caus ed more concern by Barrie City Police at the rash of breakins that have occurred late last week and over the weekend Three cottages at Innistil werovalso broken into oneof them missing $600 worth of goods 11 mashed window at Stewarts Lunch 329 Bayfield SL pointed to possibleVat tempt at breakin but Police Chief Edward Tschilhnrt said today it was unlikely any such attempt had beenmade as there was an alarm system there The broken window ntyCoop also provedrto be nothing more thana broken window However two apartments one at 10 Ross St belonging to Mr Moore the other belong ing to Paul Sutherland 258 Dunlop St East were hit some time Saturday night or Sunday morning Nothing was reported stolen from either Police Looking For Two Girls Two girls who left Orillia for the track meet at Midland Sat urday morning have not been seen since said Drillia Town Police this morning Gloria Tennaot 11 Mississaga St East and Wendy Barnett 15 Brant St West Orillia have now been mlssingtwo days They left for the Tudllope Track Meet Saturday along will thousands of other high school students from all over Slmcoe County Gloria has blonde hair blue eyes fair complexion and was wearing black blouse black slim jims and blank shoesShe is 53 and waighs 125 lbs Like Wendy who is 59 and of stocky build weighing 155 lbs she is stated to look good two years older than her age She had short brown hair hazel eyes and was wearing dark green and olive jeans or black skirt and white sweater Police all over the county and at Toronto have been notified Collegiate Student fHurt In Crackup Barrie North Collegiate stu dent was taken to Royal Victoria Hospital this morning after truckmotorcycle collision at Berézy and Penetang street in tersection Alec Lapsley Vancouver St is believed to have been pas senger on motorbike driven by Bill Snider Barrie Neither Snider northe truck driver were hurt Further details have not yet been released said barrio city police this mornin FORGET UL THIEF BELLEVILLE CF wouldbe thief came off second best in dealings witha finance company hereSunday He left the offices emptyhanded after ran sackirig the premisesfor cash He left behind his burglar tocls The breaking at innisfti said lnnlsfil Municipal Pollca this morning were not report ed until late Saturday morn ing but were probany part at the Friday night rai Three cottages at Ladywood Beach were entered Atronsistor radio and 35 mm movie camera total value $600 were stolen from MrsL Tabers cottage The oth twov cottages Hopkins and 11 Roberts both near Mrs Tabers were entered tbrdbiy but nothing was taken Police believe these breaks were committed tbo same gang er EXAMINER srnrrassmimr commas nvo Barrie Examiner em ployees retrieved this balloon near Gait on tbewcelrend and found arlittlo card attacbed The balloon had arrived from Indiana Dori Near left and Former shame Ad Manager Help Mark Newspaper Week Dnetimo Barrie Examiner advertising manager Chit tick will speak at tonights meeting of Barrie Kiwanis Club marking National News paper Week Son of past Barrie Kiwanis president Les Chittick Bob Chittick is publisher of the Midland Free Press Herald one of Canadas toprated Weeklies He graduated from Barrie Central Collegiate and Mc Master University and was for some yeors in the insurance business in Hamilton Joinin The Examiner in 1949 he auc ceeded Ken Walls who became managing director year later change in ownership came with Mr Walls movingvup as president of Barrie Examiner Ltd and Mr Chittick as director In 1956 Mr Chittick and his father sold their interest in The Examiner and became associated with the Midland newspaper formerly published by Cranston past pres Leacockfs Son 45 Charged In Oiillia onleA CPlStepben Lea cock Jr 45 son of the late hu lriorist was charged with ereat ing disturbance in boat on Lake Couchi ing near here He was released Sunday on his own recognizance by ajustlceuof the peace Police said they joundLeacock in abeached cabin cruiser after they had gone to investigate report of shouting and yelling from boat about 150 feet from shore They seized revolver found aboard the craft Canada canrice ident of the Midland Kiwanis Club Mr Chlttiek is also dime tor ofClass Newspapers of Also present at tonights meeting at Community House in Barrie will be three mem bers of The Examiner representing various facets of the newspapers operations Guests will be Business Man ager Cu Wadge Managing Editor Neville Barnett and cently by Harry Niss Sport ley cleaning kir William Ball stove Michel Composing Room Foreman Ala fired Shepherd iobrl Daley right Sanford St Barrie found they quali tied for valuable prizefrom Summit City Satellite Race sponsored by Ys Mens Club and South Side Kiwanis Fort Wayne Indiana This balloon List Winners oi Big HuntaThon Prizewinners in Barrlea first illuntAThon sponsored re ing Goods are as follows Charcoal Kit Emersonchb Duck Decoys Lix Reid golf balls BarryErooks fishing kit Geoff Glenn Smoke kit Mos soccer ball Bruce Liberty Smokekit Bruce Kenkins ti golf balls Charpendler b3 andball Frank Guest tennis recount Kosmaek golf balls Bud Lee bat and ball Percy Frankom charcoal=grill Mrs Ferguson air mattress Thomas McKee Stove Katie Perkins set of golf head callers John Fergu son gun case Ray Sutton base ball glove Tcd Scott duck decoys Grant Fraser cleaning kit Lamb furlined curl ionrge Domes oarm PAS3136 CONSTRUCTION LTD anon sxrna mousv AI Home lemonauuuonans or nousawrvns oN aasnaaus AT norm LANNOM AND WELLI 100 VICTORIA ST APPLY SEWING COVERS scrum ED an asset bit is getting to be habit Another Examiner staffer let one fly from Cleveland Ohio late in August filled with helium He received letter wcek ago saying it had been retrieved in Conneautvilie Pa log shoes Boldl splbning rod kit Lyle Bristow football Cliff Brown Grand priza winner of mo del 870 Remington 20 gauge shotgun was Laurence Parry oi Barrie gt CATlLE SNOWBOUND WESTCLIFE Colo AP Mechanized amly outfits battled Vaistdeep snow Sunday to get food to 10000 cattle stranded after threeday storm FREE ITELEPHONE All helps no ofhearitag Persons 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