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1i YOUNG SON OF OLD ERIN Paul Bell is the only one of his family who was not born in the Emerald isle but that doesnt stop him from making close iaspee tion of the shamrock and clay pipes and making like true son of Erin Paul is the youngest son of Rev lags Mrs Bell Roth Cancer Campaign To Begin April Campaign chairman Don Kin loch announced today that Bur ries 1962 cancer fund campaign will get underway Sunday April with Daffodil Sunday spon sored by Barrie Ministerial As soclatlon This years objective has been set at $12000 Last years target oi $11000 was exceeded by 51000 Camp Borden and otller cen tres are taking an increasing interest in our efforts and real ly getting behind it Mr Kin loch said in explaining last years tremendous response Tile chairman said that daf fodil tea and workshop will be held at pm on March 20 at the Roxy theatre and all poten tial canvassers are invited to attend The sale of plastic daffodils will begin on Sunday April if people are as generous as they were last year Mr Kin loch said we will have no problem in reaching our object ive to ensure the adequate care and treatment of patients in the area Visiting Minister Will Speak To Presbyterians Here In Stroud Rev Geoffrey Johnstoii of the Missionary Education of the Presbyterian Churel in Canada will give the sermons at this Sundays morningand evening services at Essa Road Presby torlan Church Mr Johnston will also speak at the 000 pm service of the Strand Presby terian Church Born in Brantford Mr John ston graduated from the Univer sity of Toronto in Modern Hist ory in 1955 His theological studies were aken partly in St Marys College in St Andrews Scotland and partly in Knox Collcge Toronto where he grad uated in 1950 Since his graduation he taught for two years in Nigeria and one year at theological college in Umunhia He return ed to Canada April 1951 He is presently dong part time work in Missionary Education and pursuing studies which will eventually lead to his Master of Theology degree DEATHS as THE canaman press Guelph Ont Robert Guy Forsey 01 first president of the Toronto Presbytery Young Peo plas Council of the United Church nurses or humor 51 ailsr TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE statistical summary for Week Ending March AVERAGE Ylasbs Avorago Stock Yields Banks Preferred and Stocks Common Industrllls Mining March it 11 401 205 4114 357 477 Year In 7a 453 123 soo so 55 PriceEarning lutlo of linear in 105 Industrial Index iAoiuoI Algomu Steel Aluminium Canada Cement Canada Packers is Canadian Bank of Canadian Colsncas CPR consolidated Paper DistillersSeagull Dominion Stores Imperial oil International Nickel Intarprovlnclal Pipe Line Masscyrersu Shawlansn Steel of Ca Walker 652W natin March 1411 1525 2325 2175 zzos 1335 14111 2577 1701 1416 1047 1406 1571 also 211a 2462 1218 15115 1594 1050 Earnings Year per share ago 1440 1520 207 1920 2210 1222 1155 2651 1350 1129 1700 1145 1781 2199 2373 2078 1302 1782 1555 loos BULLETIN BRIEFS Traders Finance Corp Ltd fZho Company plans to split fts outstanding Class and Class 13 common stock three for one The proposed change svill be considered at meet ing to be called at the Comp pnys head office in Toronto nn April 25 No increase in the dividend is planned Canadian Pacific Railway Co Net income for the year end ed Dec 31 1961 amounted to $82461242 or $204 per com mon share as compared with $20071276 or $100 per common share in 1060 Railway revenu es in 1961 increased to $4655 million from $4571 million in 1060 Crump Esq Chairman and President noted that this revenue was augmeotA ed by payments to the Com any by the Government pend ng consideration of the com plete report of the Maopherson Royal Commission Foundatfan Co of Canada The National Tnist Co on be half of an unidentified Canad lnn client is making an offer for 500000 shares or 42 per cent of the outstanding shares of Foundation Co at $1475 per share The offer will expire when 500000 shares have been turned in or on April 1001 whichever is earlier The of for may be extended to date not later than April 00 1962 or the date of the next meet ing of the shaeholders of the Company whichever is earlier The right is reserved to re ject all the shares tendered if the total is less than 500000 Industrial Acceptance Corp Ltd For the year ended Dec 01 1061 net income amounted to 12535000 or $109 per com mon shara based on 5855026 shares outstanding as compar ed with net income of $12000 710 or $198 per common share based on 5655946 shares oak standing in 1000 For compara tive purposes 1061 and 1950 figures reflect the two for one split in 1961 Distillers Corp Scagralsis Ltd Net income for the six month period ended Jan 31 1962 amounted to $16416000 115 or $107 per share based on sales of $444 million as compared with net income of $1710100 US or $105 per share on sales of $404 million for the same period ending Jan 01 1061 Tile six months report includes earnings of all Distillers and Corp Seag rams Ltd subsidiaries Last years figures are adjusted for comparison purposes ants and his older brother and sister were born at Ban gor Northern Ireland He sl so has both sets of grand ar ents living in the lan loprecbsuns Meeting Structure Under Discussion detailed study of the strue turc of meeting featured the second session of the Parent Teachers Association organiza tion workshop at St Monicas School Frank Wlllock of the com munity programs branch de partment of education discuss ed thc purpose of meeting in terms of its accomplishment He broke down the structure into three main components business educational and so clal To show the members how procedure can assist the cohor ence and success of meeting humorous film was presented which depicted some of the hazlt ards encountered without speci fic procedural rules Floyd Griesbach of the Simcoe Coun ty community and recreation service emphasized that parlia mentnry procedure was use ful method in the conduct of meeting because it was design ed allow freedom of expression within orderly bounds short brainstorming session considered the chief ingredients of successful meeting From edits developed variety of EpFSSIDnS dealing with stimula ion of member interest timing and planning of meetings and specific rules of procedure The workshop for represent tatives of ParentTeacherrs As sociation throughout Simcoe and York counties will con tinue for two more consecutive Mondays OTTAWA CP The future jobs of many rallwaymen perhaps the future of the rail ways themselveswill be dis cussed when conciliation hear ings open soon on the contract dispute between the big rail ways and their nonoperating employees Labor Minister Starr is ex pected shortly to set up three man conciliation board which will have the task of trying to settle one of the most complex labor disputes in railway his tory The board itself may fail to settle the dispute but it could produce report that might be basis for settlement The boards hearings will be the arena in which the railways and unions will fight out their rival contract proposals WIDE APART The 15 wow unions bar gaining for some 104000 off lrain railway workers want two year contract cent hourly pay boost plus job security plan that will protect all Workers with five years or more SEIVICE Breaking new ground the railways file counter proposai of three year con tract work security program an unspecified wage increase and other benefits in return for major overhaul of traditional seniority groupirgs without vio lating craft lines Each side balked at the others proposals Their talks collapsed last month without getting to grips on any real bargaining Now the fight shifts to the conciliation board On wages the unions are insisting that pay increases must be related to the earnings of workers in the durable goods 12 DONALD ST THE BARRIE EXAMINER SATURDAY MARCH 10¢ Skaters Thrill Stayner Fans STAYNER Special Stay ner citizens turned out to pack the Stayner arena for the fourth annual ice carnival produced by the Lions Figure Skating Club last night Mrs Kath rine Dickson Coll ingwood was master of cerem onies John Bell Stayner was the chairman and John Thomv as Collingwoodwas the ln struclor They were assisted by members of the Lions Club and many other citizens and mothers of childrenjn the show Theme of the show was North To Alaska and pen guins at play Eskimo girls and boys huskies northern queens and gold nuggets carried out that idea with costumes Comic relief was presented by two dance hall waiters both teen age boys who swirled on their skates Each carried tray of glasses on his right hand which did not upset even though the boys did The Alaskan ballet was done by Charles Spelling and Chris Snyder both of Toronto They kept the crowd laumlng with their antics in which the bus ky girl pursued little man Just before intermission John DEAN MYERS NEW DEALERSHIP Dean Myers 34 is owner and president of Barries newest General Motors dcnler ship Dean Myers Motors Ltd Bradford Street Prior to opening his lown business in Barriellr Myers was vice presldent and sales manager of Laurla Motor Sales of Wil lowdale He has been in the retail automotive business since 1947 Mr Myers and his fondly will establish their home in Barrie in the near future Railmens Talks May Decide Future Of Railways Themselves industry They contend this in dustry has been established by past conciliation settlements as the yardstick for railway pay The railways reject the claim that the durable goods standard is firmly rooted They have of fered pay increase only as part of an overall economic package th at includes re vampcd work rules and new seniority rosters Farreaching changes already have taken place in the rail industry changes brought about by the need of the rail ways to streamline their entire operations in the fact of mount ing competition from other forms of transport CHANGING SCENE One result of this trend is rapid decline in the railway work force The unions want new technol ogical devices introduced in planned gradual manner tied to onepercent attrition rate in the railway work force In essence this would preserve most of the current jobs held by longservice workers even jobs that are no longer neces sary The railways dismissing this plan offered to guarantee work not specific jobsfor long service employees But the pro posal is conditional on union acceptance of consolidated seniority roster reducing the 2000 or so separate point and craft seniority groups that tend to make the nonoperating work force immobile The companies proposal wollld have provided measure of employment stability for the workers while giving the rail ways more flexible work AT YOUR SERVICE force The unions rejected the offer as little too late ANDERSONS INSURANCE AGENCY PA ssoss YOU PHONE lLL SEE YOU AT YOUR HOME wmnsc ALL CLASSES on Insurance WE STAND FOR SERVICE AND ECONOMY WE SPECIALIZE lN CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEWS AND REVIEWS Thomas was presented with gift by the smallest skater on the Ice little Pam Perry ol Stayner Guest skaters from the Barrie and Collingwood clubs were beautiful to watch They were graceful finished skaters with most attractive costumes Climax of the evening was two skating solos oneby Suo Emma of Barrie and the other by Charles Snelllng of Toronto WhtLSB jumps twists and spins were breathtaking to watch One young man inthe Stay ner club may have real fut ure in skating Billy Grace 15 showed real promise in his solo number Report No Damage In Chimney Fire No damage resulted in chimney fire at 113 Gowan St in Allandale this morning truck was sent to the scene by Barrie fire department Furn Colvin Is New Head Of Local Victorian Orde Film Calvin Canadian Gen eral Electric executive was elected president oi Barrio branch oi the Victorian Order of Nurses at the annual meet ing in Community House He succeeds Charles Tierney En couraging reports of the work were heard by those present from the president secretary and the nurse Miss Esther Hermosa The VON is member of Barrie United Appeal and will receive working funds from this years campaign in October It is planned to move the nurses office from the Community House to the new wing of the Royal Victoria Hospital when ready OTHER OFFICERS Other officers of Harris branch VON elected were Mr and Mrs Victor Knight honor ary members Mrs Ernest hirnhull honorary president Mrs Donald Cameron lst vicepresident Mrs Walls 2nd vicepresident Mrs Peter Sinclair secretary Mantle treasurer and fins once convener Mrs Robert Armstrong education and pub liclty Miss Marlon Vudland nurses advisory Charles Tier BORDEN BEAT By JIM sTOTr Robert Lloyd Purves D50 CD MID aged 50 is the arml commander at Camp Borden To most of the men under him Brigadier Purves is re mote and seemingly austere figure Isolated by the barriers of rank he must maintain the role of commanding officer at all times Beneath the uniform is thoughtful and reserved man of middle age with certain dig nity which comes from the man and not the rank He is not the type of man who would stand out ings crowd He is the kind of man you would go to if you had problem and you wanted advice asked the brigadier about his job My job is lonely one he admitted have no close friends Peopleyare afraid to approach me because others might think they wanted my friendgiip for personal gain The brigadiers responsibilie ties are twofold He is both army commander and mayor of Camp Bordon As commander he is respon sible for the training discipline and physical and mental well being of every man in camp As mayor he is ruponsible for the education recreation and housing of the inhabitants of fairsized town The brlgadier is noted for his activities in the community He spends much of his time open ing bazaars attending cub and scout banquets and generally promoting community activities He is second vicepresident of the Simcoe County Childrens Aid Society and member of the executive council of the Boy Scouts for Ontario As mayor he is subject to the same problems and the same crank calls which are the lot of most civic officials sometimes get calls in the middle of the night he says woman will call up to com plain that sha got bad chicken at the grocery store or that her husband hasnt come home when he was expected In dealing with the men un der his command the brigadier says that he has to be some thing of psychologist Patience and fair play are important qualitia in my job must give the private soldier as much consideration as the more senior ranks Any man with grievance can come to me and if he is not satisfied with my decision he can go to my lords and masters The brigadiers wife died year ago His 14yearold Camp Borden Chief Soldier llnd Mayor daughter Marilyn attends high school at camp and her main interest in life at the moment is horse riding His own spare time interests there isnt much time for them include reading sports and art His men will be interested to know that he was once PT dir ector and rugby and basketball coach at college in Regina where he was head of the school of commerce He now enloys curling golf badminton and tennis but says he is getting bit too bid for the latter two sports The brigadicr relaxes by reading detective stories Perry Mason and The Saint are two of his favorites in art he is traditionalist who likes the work of the Group of Seven and has taste for landscapes He does not enjoy abstract art dont understand it he says bluntly He is not particularly inter ested in music My mother had me take pl ano and violin lessons he says havent touched eith er for many years At the end of the interview the brigadier put on his cap picked up his swagger stick and was once again the commander of Camp Borden remote and seemingly austere figure BRIG PURVES DSO BAYClTY UPHOLSTERING ANTIQUE AND MODERN Beautiful Samples Free Estimates FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY PHONE PA 81433 BARRIE Upholstering Is our BusinessNot Just Sideline 65 Bradford St L9 PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELlVERED DIAL PA 610206 IggRESCRiPTiONS FILLED WITH ACCURACY DRUG STORE uey transportation Dr Doidge medical advisory Mrs Gundry Mrs Crouc Mrs Dell dirce tors The local VON nurse in diarge Miss Esther Henrio as submitted her annual re port outlining the aims and on gross made by the VON during 1961 it has been year of change and new events as well as cus tomary activities There have been changes in the nursing staff and the acquisition of new car There has been the positive influence of the estab lishment of the Red Cross Homemakers and the Prenatal and Infant discussion groupa of the Public Health Unit FIELD EXPERIENCE Miss Hermosa pointed out that again this year our VON branch has provided field ex perience for 23 hospital under graduate atudents and one post graduate University student Students are stimulating to VON service They were interested and eager to help They learn and ask questions about the community health program They are able to develop their concept of comprehensive nuw log care Facts and figures of the VON report included the total visits for 1901 Monthly visits rang ed from 109 to 159 with total of 1610 visits made to 223 peo ple Corresponding 1960 visits FURN COLVIN were greater 1744 visits made to 250 people Seventyfive per cent of the total visits were for nursing care the basic and Primary function of the Order and the remaining 25 per cent were for health instruction Nastythree per cent of our total visits were made to math ers and babies understand this is considerably higher percentage than that found in other communities Pny status of visits is follows fuli pay 20 per cent part pay 40 per cent free 10 per cent and no charge 30 per cent she concluded Local Woman 80 Said Target 0i Possible Fraud Attempt Police are investigating possible case of fraud involving an soyearold Barrie woman The lady was approached by magazine salesman who sold her subscription She then signed piece of paper after the salesman had asked her for the name of her bank and her account number She notified her bank not to cash any cheques The bank manager phoned to say that man had attempted to cash 515 cheque in her name Man Wile Die In Fire BRANTFORD CPI man and his wife died of asphyxia tion when fire broke out in their liestorey home here early to day The victims were George Gordon 50 your olt George Gordon Liberal member of the Ontario legisla ture for Brantford and his wife Marjorie 40 Gordon was found in the hall way outside his bedroom His wife died in bed pet beagle was found dead beside the bed Cause of tilt outbreak is not known but it is behaved to have started in piece of livingroom furniture The blaze was discovered by STAMPS COINS SUPPLIES COVERS DOCUMENTS ALBUMS WANTED TO BUY Cains old Lettera Old Maps Old Post Cards BARRIE STAMP AND COIN 11 Hayfield St Barrie The salesman reiurned the next morning and asked the woman for further $10 which she refused She described the salesman aged 20 to 25 tall slim build and fair complexion Police chief Ed Tschlrhnrt said that doortodoor selling was regulated by bylaw in Bar rie He advised householders to check with the Chamber of Commerce if approached by salesmen passing motorist who tried without success to rouse the Gardens lie hurried to nearby nurses residence but the phoney was out of order The motorist had to drive to the fire hali to turn in the alarm The 13 year old daughter Lynne was spending the night at friends home The Gordons are survlvd by three other childrentwo son and daughter all married Try An Examiner Want Ad PHONE PA 52614 CAMPBELL LTD Furniture Moving and Storage Commercial Warehousing Agents for North American Van Lines PA 66555 HARRY MURDOCK Let Us Check Your Car Now WHEEL summons mar BALANCING SHOCK ansonnan salmon compare mom can SUSPENSION ovaanaua PA 82202 27 TORONTO sr ilAVE SUMMER FUN WITH THIS COMBINATION 16H aiiTaITs TRAVEL TRAILER Slceps 45 Alternative propane or hydro heat and unit in box self draining sink with tap for water hook up double all clothcs closet cxtru cupboards for storage lull side and rear lighting equipment turn signals electric brakes and white CAR TOP BOAT Two lone black if It Pram complete with om detachable lull rudder keel Painted black and Whitl 1954 METEOR RANCH WAGON Two tone black and white completely hooked and wires or the trailer nydrouuo hoax say or eloctxlctrnllci broke as well as manual operation from dull Motor recently overhaulch and in first clssa mechanical condition at good for yean of trailer travel living Good tires The vholo out PHONE PA 66353