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BARBIE BOY scoU Two troops at Barrie Boy Scouts of 1910 are shown above in uniform lelt to right Cccil Wilson lred lilorren Gordon Reeve Bruce Stephens Walter Siemens behind Patrol Leader Graves Arnold Wilson DoaA aid Maanrcn Earl Allingv hon McDonald Laurence Reeve behind Patrol Lead or Bill Boog Chip Weston Don Fraser George Cheer Jobless Cause In Legislature By THE CANADIAN PRESS The public galleries in pro vinciol legislatures are seldom lull these days But when they are chances are the govern ment members end up wishing they were empty Last week nearriot condi tions prevailed in the Quebec legislature when students from Laval University staged pro test demonstration against slow delivery of their government loans From their vantage point in the galleries they showered leaflets stating their cause on the members below And Wednesday night Victor ias traditional calm was shot iered when 500 jobless British Columbions descended on the legislature their shouts lrom the galleries three times inter rupting proceedings below Those who couldnt find seats in the galleries stood in the cor ridors outside the house ior nearly 30 minutes keeping up the chants we want jobs and we want Bennett Premier Bennett decided against meeting The demon Orillia Girl Is Placed Second In Kiwanis Music Festival TORONTO lCP Students competing in classes ior second ary school orchestras drew high praise from ndjudicotors at Wednesday nights sessions at the Kiwanis Music Festival Results included Piano solo years and under Radu Azdril Cobourg second Colleen Hewitt Mindcn Third Girls duet 14 and under Elizabeth Horne Patricia Mont gomcry Orillia second Girls solo 14 and under Patricia Montgomery third Girls duet 17 and under Elizabeth llnrnc Patricia Monti gomery tie third Girls solo 17 and under Madeleine Courtney Owen Sound first Piano solo Beethoven girls 20 and under Kathleen Solosa Niagara Falls first Mezzo solo amateurs only 20 and under Jeanette Dagger Windsor lirst Operatic solo soprano amalt tears only English language Maria Dymek Windsor second Oratorio solo soprano ama lelgl only Marin Dymek sec on Elementary school string cn semble group Welland Elolt mentary Schools violin choir Operatic solo coloroture sot prano amateur or professional loreign language Maria Dy mek first WEATHER FORECAST Forecasts issued by the Tar onto weather office at 480 sm EST synopsis Winds shifted to the south during the night bringing temperatures above the freezing mark in southern Ontario and changing snow to drizzle Show will persist in central regions and light snow will extend northward as far as the Coch XADB ETEE Lake St Clair Lake Erie relt gions Windsor Mainly cloudy with few snowflurries this afternoon and evening clearing and bolder tonight Clouding over again Friday with snow beginning Friday alternoon Winds west 15 today light to night and southerly 15 Friday altornoon Southern Lake Huron region London Light drizzle chang ing to Inowflurriea this after nooo Cloudy tonight and Friday with snow by Friday evening Colder tonight Winds light be coming westerly 15 this alter noon light tonight and Friday Northern Lake Huron south ern Georgian Bay regions Cloudy with occasional light snow this alternoon and even ing Cloudy tonight and Friday with snow Friday evening colder tonight Winds easterly 15 becoming light this often noon Niagara Region Toronto Hamilton Overcast with occa sional light snow or drizzle changing to scattered snowflun Army Adopts $3 Million Program IOTTAWA CP The Cana dian Armys long preoccupation With some nine inches of armor platethe reputed hull strength of Russian tanksis about to bear inilt in new weapons pro Elams Authorities say the army has adopted fiveyear 3370000110 program to acquire various antitank rockets and missiles for the infantry It will spend1 about $1000000 of thisamountl in the tlscol year which starts April Oncweooon settledon ii the French fisllontitank missile with which ormy units have been experimenting for the last low you iho miosilo guided by wire which troll behind the warhead mm ho carried by two man and operated by Dan Windsor ries by this evening mainly and little colder Friday Winds easterly 15 becoming light this afternoon Northern Georgian Bay il magomi Hallburton to as North Bay Sudhury Overcast with snow and considerable drilting today Variable cloudi rIess Friday not much change in temperature Winds easterly 20 today light Friday Algoms Sault Ste Marie White River regions Overcast with light snow today Variable cloudiness tonight Cloudy Fri day with snow beginning in the afternoon not much change in temperature Winds light be coming southerly 15 Friday af ternnon Cochrane region Variable cloudiness with few periods of light snow today mainly clear tonigit Sunny Friday clouding over in the alternoon Cold winds light Forecast Temperatures Low tonight High Friday 20 30 St Thomas Enrlton Kapuskasing assessmenoneensesns NEED EXTRA WARMIH MAKE ltlliit HOME COMPLETE WITH mum Hill illlllli annals PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION BAYFIELD STREET PA 66568 rs 6342 and Otto Craig Uniforms were in great demand and the supply was limited therefore some Scouts had to go without In the second row lelt to right Pearsall Jack Rodgers Jack Monk Uproar Of BC slrators finally left the building in orderly fashion alter 35 mlnlt utes The outbursts inside the House interrupted Works Min ister Chant as he was telling how government spend ing on hospitals highways and lerrics had produced thousands of labs The Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island legislatures open today bringing the number of Houses in session to eight The Nova Scotio and New Bruns wick Houses both open Feb 28 Most of the Quebec legisla tures time Wednesday was spent in committee study at the governments proposed electoral reform law Frank Hnnloy lone independ ont member of the House said the practice of the two major political parties appointing elec lion enumerators is tantamount to bribe He said enumerators should be hired by the gov ernment and not obligated to any party He spoke during discussion of on article that would reduce the period during which enumerat ors could be named by the parties The article was sus pended lor later study at the suggestion of governmcnt back bencher Edgar Turpin RcuynNoranda Asbestol Align 5t arm ee Aluminium Alberta Gss Aitn Nst Gan Atlnl Steal Bk of Hunt Bank or his Boll Tel nrnxuun BltA Oil 30 Pawll Cdn Bk of Com Cdn Browr CPR Cda Cement Call Chemical Can Calgary Power Com MindSm Con Paper Consume GM Gt Lakes Hhud Oil Ba In Lnbatt Lnkellnd Noland Can Dyno Cari Husky Csn nsvonlsn Camp Chlb con Dal luo Coer nsno Con Hall Denlsori Minn Sullivan Falcenbridu unison Londo Nometal Northlata rains liGO one row Barde Farina Home Pit name on Min To lcco Acce inland NE inter Nlnkgl uniav Jockey Olubp Levy Mac PW Riv Musey Fen Maritime Murray Min man Dsltllleeirtng Winfield Miller and Cecil Lolly Others in the back are Allan Hobley Qusntz Leo Lynch Gordon lileeliing Allan Sulclitfe and John Saso The picture was supplied by Gordon Reeve Association Going Down Members Told Gene Wnsaga Beach Chamber of Commerce told the annual meeting ol zone three Georgian Bay Develop ment Association yesterday that the GBDA had gone down wards in tho past year Tile association had gone downwards lllr Langevin said because of lettheother leilowdoit attitude Mr Langevin also said that the membership committee had been lax in not obtaining new members approached live townships myself he said and got two to join The majority at them didnt know what it was all about Many councillors mei didnt know what the GBDA stood for Mr Lnngovin called for more promotion through the press and education of municipal councils via their chambers oi commerce and boards of trade DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Hampton NB Dr Frank Godsoe 100 last surviving founding member at the Cana dian Dental Association Rochester NY Thomas Hargrave 10 chairman ol the board at Eastman Kodak Com PW TODAYS sroca PRICES Compiled by Flynn 93 Dnnlop St Barrio mnusmAl Dis sun Dom Found noni Storu Dom Tar Nor Ont Nn Monro carp min Poic Oilan Pacino Peta Pens Pips Page Honey Que Nat Gas Ron nouimsns Royal Bank salads Shims Simpson Shawlnlnn stssliol Can Tinnon an rmu Can Trans Mt Disil rin 53an on so Walker MW Mnrnm deco Miner Gunnsr Homage KernAddison Onemlskn Quomont Rio Alguni Sber Guidon steep neck United oil Ventum Wumy Wilts 9°54 relating SSESSCE al In mos acrrvz STOCKS Bldcop Northgnte Realm Wiltsey lem nowraises NEW roan Amazons Closed TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX Industrial down 77 Goldl up 74 Metals down 110 Oils down Asbestos C0112 prymum DECLARATIONS 30c payable Mmb so ex dividend March Fanny Farmer Candy ZSc psyslile March ex dividend Mam lo on 3Dc payable March an ex dividend March Imperial mumo no unin ma mu um um tammm mpgmam MELCHERS DISTILLERIES LIMITED BERTHIERVILLE cannon ruu srkchrH vuy UGHT mo sxrzmuy Mlio chinaciss ITEE BARR mamas THURSDAY FEB 21 11C Curling Club Entered Again Liquor Stolen For the second time in two weeks money and liquor has been stolen from the Barrie Curling Club Police believe thieves stayed in the building after the club closed at am today and got sway with quantity oi liquor and cigarettes Club president Jack Nixon who reported the their early this morning said that the caterers shelves had been cleaned out and an undetermined amount of whisky had been taken Mr Nixon said that four doors in the club had been jimmin in cluding two bar doors cat erers door and stocka door He surmised that the thieves had mingled with members at the club last night and stayed on the premises alter the club closed at am Eighteen bottles of liquor and $15 cash were taken lrom the club in breakin week ago last Tuesday Depare Elected Shorthom Head REGINA CF George De pare of Winnipeg has been elected president of the Conn dion Shorthom Association other oliicers elected Wed nesday at the annual meeting include vicepresident Guardhouse Milton 0at direc tors John Rickard Newcastle Ont Fraser McFarlone Ailsa Cifllgv Ont Mrs Beard morc Caledon East Dnt and Parker Vatiord Out White oi Guelph Ont managing director of the asso ciation said Montreal has been chosen as the site 01 the 1963 joint breed convention because of the rapid expansion of the beef industry in eastern Ontario and Quebec Many dairy larmers are torn ing to the heelproducing indus try becauso ol the tremendous surpluses in the dairy industry he said Jones of Calgary was elected president of tho Cann dian Hereford Association Mr Guardhouse and Jim Couites also of Milton were named directors Three Ontario men were named directors of the Cana dian Aberdeen Angus Associa tionTom Jackson of Cooks ville Malcolm Bailey ol UXlt bridge and Gordon Riblay ot Underwood Short Stalks Seen With Big Heads CHATHAM CPiAp increase of 20 to 40 per cent in yield of cereal grains may result in tho idevelopment of dwarf plants plants with shorter stalksA Martin director of field crops for the Ontario department of agriculture said Wednesday Mr Martin speaking to meeting of the Howard Fraieigh Memorial Fund meeting said increased plant production in cereal grains has caused them to be topheavy and inclined to fall over He said the maximum yield from standardgrowth plants such as oats barley and wheat has been reached is STILL FEW LOCAL BREEDERS Horses Becoming Strangers To Farm Scene In Simcoe By BRIAN BAKER Since the suing to modemiz ed lsrming began in earnest allt ter the Second World War ths laithlui work horses have been rapidly vanishing lmm the limo scene until now only small lractioo oi the oocevast horse population remains and many of those that do are getting old in view at this it is hearten ing to know that there are still few people who appreciate horses and realize their value enough to continue to keep and raise few Ono o1 these horse lovers ls Truman Braden who form on the 8th concession of Essa near Egbert and who at present has nine horses including one large Belgian stallion four mares and our mils Very low people raise horses any more and havent done so for long time so somebody has got to keep raising horses or there soon wouldnt be any lelt explains lllr Braden Surprisingly enough there is very good local market for all the horses raise BIG AND RUGGED lllr Braden points out that the horses he raises are the big rugged type known as drait or work horses that can stand up to hard work day after day without tiring the very type that seem to be disappearing lrom our country fastest The lighter horses are more in demand by urban people who buy tarms for country residenc es The Belgian stallion Arnold wold King owned by Mr Bra den is premium grade horse registered by the Stallion Enrolment Board This means that lor every colt sired by this horse the board will pay 53 premium This horse which is one oi the only two enrolled Belgian horses in Simeon Coun ty is the sire at many colts born locally as well as many in the Dundalk and Slielburne areas According totho Stallion En rolment Board report at 1960 only nine horses representing our different breeds are en rolled in Simcoe And for all of Southern Ontario only 161 horses including all breeds are enrolled MUST BE FRIENDS To get the most out at horses you must be iricods with them stresses ltlr Braden train all my horses to be lricndiy when the other horses see me potting one horse they all come upto get their share Like cows though horses are very quick to notice stronger and may become nervous ALWAYS PLACE Charles Spencer of Thornton who uses horses extensively on his farm feels certain that horses will never go right out There will always be place for work horses he declares For one thing they are very useful or working around the barn and yards in winter when tractors cannot get through the drilts And when it comes to working in the bush horses are hard to heat One instance that Mr Spencer uses to prove that horses still have some practical advantagcs over tractors is that of early spring cultivation The fields PC Students Urge To Remove Immigration Discrimination OTTAWA CPThe Progres sive Conservative Student Fed eration Saturday urged the gov ernment to remove all vestiges oi racial or religious discrimina tion from the Immigration Act resolution passed at the fed cratlons annual mceting sug gested an amendment to the not that would prohibit immigration olficers from showing discrim ination based on color or creed in the periormance at their do ties immigration Minister Ellen Fairclough said she would be happy to consider the suggested amendment She said the act likely will be changed once her department has analyzed the longterm cliccts of new rogu lotions Mrs Fairclough hit back at criticism at her dcpnrtment for departing or relusing to admit certain prospective immigrants she said unacceptable persons ottenwin public sympatin by stirring up publicity rows that mislead CANINE EVIDENCE VICEORIA CPiThe British Columbia 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she said SOME NEVER APPLY She said some foreign stu dents and travellers denounce her department in newspaper in terviews for expelling thorn lrom the country without ever applying ior landed immigrant status Some immigrants who were il literate anri incapable oi sup porting themselves had used loopholes in the low and decep tion to enter the country Mrs Fairclougll said She cited the case of man who sponsored eight different lioneees to Join him in eight dilierent Canadian cities before it was discovered that he had married none oi the girls and had probably extracted money from all of them on neighbors larm have some wet pockets that tractors would have to work around and come brick later to linisn so that there would be the inconven ience nl sowing and harvesting these oddshaped areas at ia er date than that ol the rest but horses can work where trac tors bog down and Iherelcre he can cultivate each field wet areas and all in one operation which means he can sow and consequently harvest in one straightforward operation in our case he goes on to say we can start working our land week earlier in the spring by using horses than we could it we had to rely on tractor and that extra week can mean the diiierence be tween good crop and poor crop BELGIANS RELIABLE Mr Spencer explains that the Belgian horse is one at the most reliable and popular breeds be cause they do not become lresh and hard to manage alter week or so of idleness like other breeds And this is an import ant factor now that there is con siderably less work for horses on farms and where tractor is also used Since there are very low blacksmiths loft in the country there is some diliiculty in get ting horscs shod with the fam iliar shaped iron shoes Therefore horses must often bs taken to somebody who shoes race horses it is interesting to note what Mr Spencer says about tho sleeping habits of horses Some horses will lie doom every night to sleep while oth ers will not lie down for weeks The reason many farmers dont use horses is largely due to the not that no more horse implements can be obtained and harnesses are getting hard er to buy remarked Mr Spen cer Besides it is hard to get the young people interested in horses Despite this however work horses sell well An ordinary team sells for $400 or $500 good team for $600 to $700 and lancy team will sell for as much as $1000 SAVE DOLLARS ON YOUR FOOD BILLSI NO MONEY DOWN FA 60501 KiEERPAK FOODS CLEARANCE 1961 MOFFAT Deluxe and Custom Ranges at Blii CASH SAVINGS Model 24F30W Rag 20995 CLEARANCE Model 24F55W Rog 23995 CLEARANCE Modal 30F55W Rog 24995 CLEARANCE Model 30F65W Reg 26995 CLEARANCE Modal 30F100W Reg 36995 CLEARANCE QUALITY HARDWARE II DUNLOP sr PA s243I