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Starr Oppdses Order For Survival Course OTTAWA CF Labor blin istcr Starr said Wednesday the government is opposed to put ting any pressure on unem ployed workers to take national survival training courses Pickersgill Bona Timber Mill Forbids Union Collecting VANCOUVER CPIThe lu Lernatioaal Woodworkers of America tCLC has been for bldden by the big hlacliilllan BIoedel and Powell River Lim Ited timberpulp enterprise to collect money on company prop Irty for political purposes Syd Thompson presrdent of the mooomembcr Greater Vans couver local of the union said Wednesday he has ordered hrs local to defy the order The company did not indicate what action would be taken if the ban was ignored The lumber firm informed all its lWA workers that the ban applies to all parties seeking to collect money for political pur poses Mr Thompson charged that the order is directed right at the heart of the New Demo eroticCC party fonned last August by amalgamation of the GOP and the labor movement for political action Mr Thompson has ordered his shop stewards and plant chairmen to collect voluntary dollar from each union worker to finance the locals annual 60 cent almiation Voluntary contributions are necessary because provincial legislation forbids the use of checkedoff union duesthose checked off pay cheques by the company for the unionto he used for political purposes company spokesman dls cussing the order said llhers no reason why employees should be disturbed during their lunch hour by political groups who want to sell their policies or collect money it is not the policy of Cana dian business and industry gen erally to allow any political party to hold meetings on their property This applies to all parties without exception vista Nillingate asked in the Commons whether hir Starr was aware of reports that mu nicipal authorities in St Bonr face Man were ordering Lu employed persons to enrol In the twining courses hlr Starr said it is not the federal governments intention to force people into the training couIsES being held by the de fence department N0 ACTION ST BONIFACE Man CPI hlayor Joseph Guay says no he tion is planned over letter by this citys welfare department ordering 40 men on the de partments welfare mils to re port for next Canadian Army nail on survival course He made the statement after meeting Wednesday with welv fore officials adding that the only objection he has to the In tent of the letter was the one word ordered Mayor Guny said as far as he was concerned the idea of sending the men to the course was good one Link Ontario Stockyards To Prairies MONTREAL CPI com municotions network linking western stockyards and the On tario atockyards at Toronto was urged Wednesday by Everett Biggs Ontarios deputy minis ter of agriculture in an address to the Meat Packers Council of Canada Mr Biggs also urged five dnyaweek auction system at all major soles centres and said the system had proved ef fective in Ontario Stockyards Realistic depended however on market facts and information and we feelthat the lmowledge in Toronto of What is hopening at other Stockyards across Canada is in sufficient and is quite often old information which may degen erate into rumor by the time it reaches the producers An in stantaneous system of market information would markedly in crease the effectiveness of stockyards both in Toronto and in the West Chamber Of Commerce Studies Possibility Of Information Booth By HELEN GLLLIES WASAGA BEACH Special Ross Coward of the Ontario De partment of Travel and Public ity attended the February meeting of the Wasaga Beach Chamber of Commerce to pre sent the redesigned plan for the beach area By meansof map he show od how much easier it would be to direct tourists and trades men if this plan were followed Mr Coward also had samples of signs which could be pur chased by the councils involved and used on the existing poles motion was passed that no tice of such approval of the re designing of the district ac cording to the Ross Coward Plan be forwarded to local councils Bill McEachern Sunnidale Corners addressed the mem bers on the subject of an in formation centre for the beach area to be located on his pro perty at Sunnidale Corners Mr McEachem pointed out that with the improvement of Sunnidale Road there will be greatly increased traffic over that road to the beach He said he has answered numerous in quiries both in his garage and In the cotfee shop He feels that an official information booth in that location wouldbe boon to tourists coming into the district for the first time it was suggested that Mr Mc Eaehern bring detailed plan with cost estimate to the next meeting The secretary was instructed IIIPin Bowling lit St Catharines ST CATHARINES CPIThe 1962 Ontario 10 pin bowling championships will be held in St Catharines March 16 and 17 It was announced Wednesday total of 20 bowlers from 13 Ontario zones will compete in cluding the Ontario champion of the last two years Tony Chibi of Leaniington Five other provinces will also hold their championships the same weekend in Victoria Letbbridge Alta sk toon Winnipeg and Montreal fhewinners of the six provin cial singles championships will playlfor the Canadian title in Wrnmpeg March soar msunnncr norch Ixru humor 51 nARan to send sympathy card to Mrs Verda Graham The reconstruction of Fort Nottawasagn came in for some discussion Mr Pogue passed around collection of nails buttons etc he had found on the site some years ago Bill MoEachern told the members about the mill stone he had found there motion was passed that members of the chamber work ing on that or similar projects be entitled to gas allowance and pocket expenses The secretary was instructed to contact the minister of travel and publicity about posting the site in order to protect it from unauthorized diggers Members noted that consider able publicity had resulted from the suggestion of the Windsor aldennnn about return ing the Nancy to Windsor It was suggested that on might lead to war The president read letter from Mr Emery Ontario Chamber of Commerce thank ing the Wasagn Bench cham be rfor its hospitality during his recent visit There was also letter of thanks from the ladies of the Prince of Peace Church for the use of the kitchen at the $1000 dance Next meeting will be in the council chambers March at 730 pm HAVING PARTY Make It SLEIGH RIDE OR TOBOGGAN PARTY All This For $100 Your Sleigh rude or Tohog gar Ride Hot Snack and Dancing in the Big Barn only 75c for stud eats TOTTENHAM Phone 9364191 The leItcr told them to report before Feb it to Mintn Armour ies in Winnipeg The sixweek course is SCthuled to start Feb 16 Welfare Assistant Superinten dent Goodman who signed the letters denied they anything like conscrip He said they were only meant as get tough policy of the department after number of the men refused even to go out to look at the course in pro HESS hlayor Guoy remarked The lctters have done some good at least two people have dropped off welfare INNISEII NOTES Gillis Wants Court To Dust Smith From Union Local Work SUDBURY CF Presl dentDonGiIlisoflAcalSBflof the international Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers ad said Wednesday he will tax but writ on behalf of the local to restrain Canadian Fresh dent Ken Smith from interfer ing with local affairs He made the announcement alter presenting union proposals for new contract to officers of Falconbridge Nickel Mines De tails of the proposals were not disclosed but Mr Gillis said further meeting will be held with the company Mr Smth was not available for comment but Mike Solski president of the unions District described the move as stun to deprive members of their rightful meetings Mr Gillis said the writ d9 Emery Catches Them Well By RGS CYPRESS GARDENS Flori daThis Tuede morning heard it was storming and blowing in Southern Georgina Bay districts You have our sympathies from this district of lovely sunshine and temper aturc of 70 degrees However they tell us that the cold will be on in way down here short ly While over on the Gulf side of the state at the weekend we met William Emery and his brother who are again having fishermens luck They had been out not more than half mile in the Gulf and come home with over 150 sea trout Their problem was where theycould get rid of so many fish On Monday we met them again and they were about to initiate nnew Ontario arrival who had brought his boat from Seaforth and did not know where to start fishing We invited the Emerys for the coming weekend hoping they would come well stocked with trout They are both in the best of health WOULD PROVIDE WORK Gordon Mason welfare offi cer for lnnislil told council at the inaugural meeting be felt sure that most of those receiv ing welfare would prefer to be doing something in return for funds provided Comments have reached as about the number of relief recipients who come to the office of the welfare offi car with their own car They wonder that funds are available to provide upkeep of these vehi cles It is unfortunate that some method cannot be devised so some return can be made for the funds expended on welfare especially when it involves young single men Many of these would not know how to use an axe or brush saw so that cutting of roadside brush would be loss of time as for asthey are concerned Be sides the snow which by now has filled the roadside brush would make cutting Impracti cal Just what the township would have to offer at this season of the year when frost and snow are predominant can not be suggested Years ago the township bought large wood lot which they still have bug today very few people burn wood and little would be gained by paying to have this cut Cut ting ice has also faded out in the township as have many of the other winter jobs which the hired man performed to earn his keep during the winter Perhaps some of these unem ployed might be capable of taking over for some of the prosperous farmers while they took trip down here to the sunny south There has been mention again WINTER WONDERLAND PO Box 15 DANCING one FELLOWS HALL COLLIERST EVERY FRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY TOM CROWE SATURDAY and his Quintet WEBSTERS ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 75c REFRESHMENT BOOTH INOSLACKS OR JEANS PERMITTED Old Tyma and Modern Dancing of thl need for protection at school crossings and the disre gard displayed in Barrie about the present erosswalks writer tells of being near the St VincentBlake Sts aossv walk and watching children with their hand pointing across the street as they have been taught and being ignored by car drivers She says The dri ver of the brown station wagon looked at the children as he passed as though surprised and wondered what they were do ing it seems to be expected that the township police should be responsible for the care of school children getting across the highways if they cannot provide an officer twice daily they should then organize pot rol It is apparent that some thing should be done soon to start proper control at school crossings throughout the town ship where there is heavy traf fic Let us not wait for another fatal accident Our one pat rolled school crossing has prov ed that the students are effio icnt BILLING MACHINE DEMONSTRATED piece of equipment which will enable the billing of as sessment and possibly later on the tax bills has been demon strated in the council office The firm behind the machine offered loyear guarantee and service at cost of $50 year This could mean the reduction of considerable office staff now required to do these billings when needed After watching the demonstration Council de clded that it was worth while but they would give it few dnys thought It could be that by the time this appears in print the machine will be in stalled When we realize that the Innisfil Credit Union had put in new accountinggmsch ing at similar cost after find ing their used one could not be repaired it seems sensible that the township with the volume of name on their list should feel that such machine would be worthwhile especially if it will perform double duty clam Mr Smith violated his power under the Canadian Mine hlill constitution in calling meet ings of the local and that he had acted against restraining order handed down several months ago by Mr Justice Mornnd of the Supreme 2mm of Ontario lir Gillis said the writ on behalf of the local was being taken out in his name and that of vlccpresident Don McNabb He said that jointly named in the writ along with Mr Smith is Thomas hicQuid named sec retary at the local meetings called by the Canadian presilt dent llir Gillis and Mr Smith have been in disagreement for some time over the locals af fairs Mr Gillis has been at tempting lo lead the 13400 member local away from Mine Mill and into the Canadian La bor Congress and the United Steelworkers of America CLC has applied for bargaining riehts WRONG LEAGUE MONTREAL CP Karen Blank scored goal in the suburban Cote St Luc boys mosquito hockey league before officials stopped her playing Phil Wimmer director of park league hockey said the ban was imposed mostly because of the risk of injury IMPERIAL NOW SHOWING adventure beyond maglnaont be ADVANCE SALE ON TICKETS T0 BARRIE WINTER CARNIVAL ARENA SHOW with BARBARA WAGNER aoe PAUL SATURDAY EVENING EEB 10 ARE now bu SALE AT one rompme 100th BARRIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JACKSONS GREL BRISIOW LTD BARBIE EXAMINER COLES RESTAURANT N0 RESERVED SEATS $1 PER PERSON $2 PER FAMILY 50¢ STUDENTS rayum militant MONTE CRISTO AT7DO and 1010 MAGIC BOY AT 855 THE MERE EXAMINER THURSDAY FEB Ix School Suspends Poor Students WIARTON Oat CPI The school board here has sus pended six Grade to students who did not show improvement after being warned before Christmas that they must bring In their marks The six were included In 25 who received the warning but the remaining is brought up their standings The department of education has stipulated that students over Thursday Night Is 45 Kinsmen Bingo Night KINMEN 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