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HaYing Barrie is believed to be the only city in North America to be 100 per cent lighted by fluorescent tubes Friday ev ening the last of these to he installed were Officially illum ihated by His Wolshipltiayor Willard Kinzie at the Five Points Looking on top photo from the left are city manager Walter Gigg fire and traffic committee chairman Aid Hersey committee mem ber Aid Williams Be hind Mr Williams is Barrie Public Utilities electrical suplt orintendent SLm Bohbette committee member Ald wieder PUC secretarytrons urer William Elson Bottom photo compares the old and the new lights taken just af ter Mayor Kinzie officially threw the switch Examiner Photos Time Near For South Simcoe FEED FACTS Haying time is almost here and perhaps it would be timely to comment briefly onlthis crop Theprotein percentage of hay the mineral and vitamin tent and palatability areal im proved when hay is cutearly The early bloom stage of cutting will product much higher quality hay then when the same hay is cut late Another way to improve hay finality and palatability is to manure or fertilize the all prev ious to cutting This feed fact can he demonstrated on pas tures by fertilizing in early spring Cattle will always search out and pasture off the fertilized grasses and clovers first and leave the unfertilized pasture until the last Fertilized pastures are considerably green er more palatable and the cat tle will eat more of it The result is an increase in beef or milk production and the carrying capacity of fertilized pastures is considerably increas ed to addition and particularly when you are short of pasture it will pay to strip graze using movable electric fence This practice will enable you to pro vide new succulent growth at all times and it will be worthwhile and profitable venture When strip grazing is employed it is good idea not to pasture too close or the aftermath will make slow recovery TIME TO FILL $1105 This is also the time of year when silos are being filled with grass silage Probably the most important phase of silage pro duction is the percentage mois ture at which the silage goes into the silo Silage should pre ferany be about 65 to 70 per cent moisture when ensiled The grab test is reasonably accurate in determining percent moisture Take small handful of the sil age and squeeze into tight ball for half minute or so When you open your hand the ball should hreak apart in two or three pieces If it remains in one piece it is too wet and if it falls apart in manypieces it may be too dry and wont pack tightly enough in the silo and spoil moisture level acetic acid fer mentation takes place and the pnlatability and odor of the sillt age is good 0n the other hand when grass silage is stored too wet you get what is called butyric acid fermentation and the odor is unpleasantly strong It does not help matters much either when you enter the house with your butyric soentedcloth 95 FORGET OWN WAY WASHINGTON AP PIES ident Fulbert Youlou of the Re public of The Congo former French colony advised Amer icans Friday to forget their own standards when dealing with Al rica He said You must cease to think of Africa in terms of free enterprise and the Amer ican way of life It is not cer tain that what is good for the richest country on earth is good for the poorest continent Ornamental IRON RAILINGV Modernize your home with ornn mental railing and steel stairway of the latest neiignn will cost you very little to increase the value of your home Ennis SD ANNE ST FREE ESTIMATES walnut PA 83744 When silage is at the correct Barries Lighting Letids Continent Barrie could he the only North American city lighted complete ly by Humscent fixtures Con sequenthhe will appear in in ternational civil lighting maga zines in spedial articles one of which was prepared by writer who made recent visit to city hall from the States for lighting information For the record the following figures all of which are approx imate sho the old and new city lighting situation DARK AR IEAS LIGHTED Some 10l0 incandescent fixtur es were replaced by about 1100 fluorescent ones The increased number is accoimted for by what city manager Waiter Gigg today caldud continued expan sion of the city Some arena are now rljghted that were in darkness before The majority of incandescent 1mm here were rated at an watts but some were 150 other 300 watts All fluorescent lights installed here carry 174watt ratings The eord of cost of installa tion for ithe incandescent fixtur es was not immediately avail able Figures would in any case by out of proportion to todaysgosis COST $l 53000 Costlto the city for the new lights is about $153000 Of this $57000 is being financed by 1o year debenture $50000 will come from the county separation fund anal the remainder is paid by moo cy left over from elec trical power payments here since i957 omitmill levy provided about $13000in 1957 53 and 59 ex cess ot power payments The levy accounts for further $5000 in 1960 and $8000 this year Increased assessment and general city expansion are ore dited with providing the extra moneyi to buy new lighting fix turasJ Murphy drew specifications for the city lighting program Com FBBMEBS MARKET Large yearold chickens were 35c lb Home baking gave nice var iety and included small pics at 10c inradeot date red currant and inkem great variety of home bak ed dlaioties were available Pd ttnd flowers and box plants went still available Fresh rad ishes were newcomers JUNE SPECIAL TOWN JOBS 259 INNISFIL 51 PUC acting manager mission electrical superintendent Stan Bohbcfte directed work forces on the job of installation Contractor for lighting installa tion except Bradford Blake Dunlop and Bayficld streets and Burton AvenueEssa Road was Barrie Home Services owner Richard Lake Public Utilities did lighting on these accesses and in locations near high tension wires FELLOWSHIP Peter Frederick Webb BSc UTS has been awarded an 5800 fellowship for further study He is graduate of the 1961 electrical engineering class of the University of To ronto and will return to of in the fall to study business administration Peter is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Webb Fssa Road SIMPSON 24 Hour Service PA $2659 Barrla FURNAcennd BURNER MEANOUT and TUNEUP $800 iVACUUM ronNACE AND cnmNEv BASE forsMANrLE AND CLEAN OIL BURNER LOBRJCATE AND ADJUST nOnNEn AND CON TEOLS ron SAFETY AND ECONOMY CLEAN AUTOMATIC CONTROLS iNCLUDEs rwo AIR FILTERS OIL FILTER REFILL AND ANY DEFECTIVE ram EXTRA MILEAGE CHARGEMADErOn our or HEATING DEPT Lcog PA 66531 Will Present Saietyilward Here Monday Official presentation of the spean citation for Barrioi pedetrian safety program will he made to Mayor Willard Kin zios office Monday at pm Notice of the presentation vies revealed today by tho Ontario hlotor league The prosecution annmmccd at the annual meeting of the Canadian Automobile Association recently in Victoria will be made by Alex Morrison of London past president of the Canadian Automobile Associa tion and the Ontario Motor Lea flue fixBorden Officer Has Congo Posting Malor John August chid instructor at the Royal Canadian School of Signals Kingston0n tario will soon be leaving for the Congo to 355qu the post of signals officer for the United Nations Headquarters Congo As result of his new duties the major will be promoted to the rank of lleutenantlcoloncl His tour in the Congo will be for one year in World War he served as signals officer in England North Africa and Italy Following the war he served at Ottawa and Kingston where he was an instructor In 1953 he was posted to the United States On returnng to Canada he served with the lst Canadian ln fantry Divisional Signal Regi ment at Camp Borden in 1958 Major August return ed again to the School of Sig nals in Kingston this time to assume the post of chief instruc tor The major is married and has daughter His wife the form er Orma Johnston of Barrie will live in Ottawa while her husband is in the Congo His daughter Gayle has re cently married an army lieuten ant Dave Gee who is stationed in Kingston with the Royal Can adian School of Signals 400 WheelChairs Will picnic Nearby Toronto Civitan Clubs annual picnic for persons with multiple sclerosis is to he held tomorrow at Hedges Manor RE Bar vrie More than 400 persons includ ing patients nurses families and Civitan Club members will take part in the activities Al though in wheel chairs the pat ienls will participate in races and other recreations Royal Hedges Sr owner of the manor has been host to the picnic for some years at his farm in Thorohill This is the farthest afield that the club has ever taken the picnic IIIEI Lets gumynnmw YOUR RETIREMENT Wealllookforwardmhlalfy retirement yam Our time of be ourownaodwewillbefioe ode those Wondernt min we had somehow found time no dobefote But whether our plans indnds unveil housejn the mnnwy or or tin we will need inmmflemgmber char life irnurzooe um the W11 income on ow you on main nyouracconomcd standard offivioglulwasuresyour family graman protection mgr the munching years lmwutwlh mum Mommas out Twinnhl ERN 24A Cloprutoo st Sonora Grey and Simeon Foresters Regiment Sergeanls June Ball last night in the Annnury was attended by this charming sex nrs 1min ll REAL BALL tel Clockwise from the left Mcsdamcs Howard Williams and Bell regi mental sergeantmajor W01 Bell Capt ll Howard of ficer commanding Squad mo W01 Williams Squad ron sergeantmajor Some 200 guests attended the party Examiner Photo 112 ifiarrir Examiner CITY AND COUNTY NEWS COMPANY PROMOTION Giffen native of Stay nor has been appointed vice president manufacturing by the board of dlrectors of Can adian international Paper Com pany with head office at Mon treal BELL MANAGER New manager for thc Coll lngwood area of Bell Telephone Co is Davey of Toronto following transfer of Cun ningham to Toronto Mr Davey is native of Woodstock who joined the company in 1954 Collingwoud area includes Cree more Stayner Thornbury and Wasaga Beach NEw ELMVALE RECTOR The new rector at Wycliffe Anglican Chard Elmvale and the other churches in the par ish at Waverley and Wye bridge Rev John Leckie from York Milk took his first ser SATURDAY JUNE 10 1961 LOCAL AND GENERAL vices there June He succeeds the Rev Fairhead who has gone to Trinity Church in suburban Quebec City FISH DIE OFF AT BEACII Department officials of lands and forosLs report large die off of alewife recently at Was aga Beach Th fish members of the herring family were swept on shore by waves in large numbers along 10milo stretch Try An Examiner Want Ad PHONE PA 32414 CAMPBELL LTD Furniture Moving and storage gt Commercial Warehousing Agents for North American Van Lines PA 66555 Ilnnual IRA Dinner ls Open To Public The annual dinner of the local council of the International Reading Association will he held Monday 630 pm at St Giles Church Director of the international Reading Association Donald Warren BA MEd of Niagara Falls will address the open pub lic dinner Mr Vnnen is also inspector for the Stamford dis trict board of education and governor of the Ontario Council for exceptional children AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Have your automallc trans mission rcpllrcd by quali fled mechanics You may also finance 11 work and parts nm MOTORS Hayfield St PA M330 twainmad Rotary Club of Barrie srunsm LOAN OBJECT OF lOAN nunarlou or Barrie Rotarian Lites PA ram an on 646451 These forms are available from the continuation Anyone in need of our assistance without any qualifications as torace religion age political views place nttraioingpr type of tramrngfexceptjhatthe Rotary Club should have the decision as tohis her worthiness Extra To assist individuals to begin obtain or further their training in chosen field at an Institution recognized by the Department of Education of Ontario The scope of training shall include any type of work technical professional cul tural social agricultural political sciences business or trade training ASSISTANCE For the period of the course chosen After the applicant has been originally approved he or she must appear before the Loan Fund Committee each following year that the Committee may heossured of continuation of the original qualifications for assistance AMOUNT OF ASSISTANCE Assistance will be available for the duration of the course but it is not the Inten tion of this Fund to completely finance any chosen course of training The actual amount loaned will be determined by to Cost of course of training to The students financial néed considering funds available from other sources msrnon or Ooramma ASSISTANCE Application forms must he completed and submittedrlto the Chairman of the Loan Fund Committee The applicant may thereafter be asked to appearbefore the Stud ent Loan Fund Committee or its representative for the purpose of personal interview Secretary of the Rotary Club through any son Asslsranca curricular ctivities will be consid theamount payable terestat the pa ofthe loan should training