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ARMY OFFICERS TAKE COURSE Flying Officer Bottyc telecom oiiicer oi ltCAF Sta tion Edgar explains operation at electronic equipment to Captain Wall of the Black Watch Regiment seat ed and Captain Camp bell of the Second Canadian Guards Regiment Both army officers are attending com pony commanders course at Camp Borden The visit to RCAF Station Edgar was to familiarize army officers with SAGE equipment now in use by the RCAF Seek Foster Parents For Homeless Children in The Barrie Examiner asl in almost every dolly paper across Canada display ads have been appearing offering children for adoption This idea which was adopted Icw years ago is part of the work of the On tario Childrens Aid societies The Earrle society describes itself as nonprofit organim tion which provides services under three general headings protection and care of neglect ed children protection of chil dren born out of wedlock and adoption of children The Childrens Aid has been operating in Ontario in var ious forms since 1600 From its conception it has been revised by statute and updated to cope with modern living The Sim coe County society was organ izcd in the 18905 55 SOCIETIES There are 55 societies in On tario each of which is autono mous and operates under board of directors The 1362 board of directors of the Sim coe society includes honorary president Hon Drury past president James Wright president James Fawcett first vicespresident Major Frank Hersey second vicepresident Brigadier Purves secre tarytreasurer Hugh Johnston retired president Rev Father McKennn The committees on which members serve include John Small executive and finance Carman Downey executive fin ance and property John Mitch inson Jr executive and public OBITUARY MRS AGNES CARTER Mrs Agnes June Carter 10 Eccles St South died at her home of cerebral thrombosis fol lowing lengthy illness Mrs Carter was hour at Wau baushene January 11 1881 She was the daughter oi Mr and Mrs Peter Campbell After her marriage she and her husband resided in Waubaushene where he operated the Lakeview Hotel Mr Carter was killed In action on the Somme during the First World War Mrs Carter and her family of fliree children later moved to Barrie She attended the An glican Churchand was an or ganist at the Waubaushene Memorial Church for several years She had great interest in music having attended the Toronto Conservatory of Music Surviving are son Jack of Sudbury daughters Lois Mrs Bell of Barrie and Enid Carter of Barrie brothers Dr Campbell of Barrie and Peter Camphell at Toronto and sisters Mrs Henshaw of Montreal and Mrs 11 Fleming of Toronto funeral service was held at Jennett Funeral Home Rev Sherring officiating Pallbearers were Peter Camp bell Jr Robert Campbell Jack Campbell Donald Carter Stew art Bell and Robert Rutledge burial service was held at Barrie Union Cemetery Mourners come from Oriliia Port Hope Toronto Caro Ml chignn and Waubaushene workers 10 lulltime and one relations John Hughson pro perty Murray Mills finance and public relations Albert Gilroy personnel William Clark iinance and public rel tions Elmer Dority propert Sanford Page finance and per sonnel Elwood Marcellus ex ecutive and property Bruce Stewart public relations Herb Hughes personnel The Simcoe County society has four branch offices and main office The main office is in Barrie with branches in Alliston Collingwood Midland and Orillla Each brunch staff includes social workers and secretary who is employed either on full or arttime depending on the wor load The total Simeoe County staff includes 10 social half time office staff two supervisors and managing dir ector The total number of children aided by the society during 1950 was 2081 The children are classified into two main catalogues in care and prevention or protection 1N CARE in care describes the type oi case where the children must be received from parents through the fault of the iamin itself or other circumstances These children are placed in in stitutions or foster homes and become the responsibility of the CAS and the liability oi the municipality Care covers such cases as the orphan very rare delin quent or incorrigible rare deserted child fairly common child living in an unfit lace or found associating wit unfit people or misfortune most common Prevention case care also covers the neglected child but there is more optimism for re building family unity and the society is satisfied that the child can stay within his own home The readjustment is done as family unit and in most cases this type of case re sponds more fully There are two sources of in come from which the society draws its funds statutory maintenance and grants OPERATION Statutory maintenance is the obligatory amount the govern ment pays for children in car The amount asked is determined by rate establish ed by the cost from the prev ious years operation The rate is dependent on such factors as the direct child care cost ie board clothing educational medical dental and any special needs the in direct child care cost Baptist Church Clapperton at Worsloy Sunday Service at it percentage oi salaries of staff travelling expenses office sup plies training and surplus or deficit oi the previous years eratlon All of tho foremca toncd is accumulated and dlv ided by the number oi child care days provided by all chil dren under 1s years of age dur ing that year Grants from the county city oi Barrie and miscellaneous do nations to the society also sup ply income to the society The grants are based on fix ed sum per year The amount is generally paid in 12 monthly instalments to provide for pro teetion of children living In their own homes it is in this category that more money is required From the two classifications the expenditures for children in car show handsome return to the township based on the equalized assessment This money is not necessarily put back into child welfare This amounts to 40 per cent re bate by the province CUT COSTS The society has reduced its costs below that of previous years it operates on deficit Child care is mandatory and prevention is financed by grants When the grant is in adequate there is nothing to do butto put the children in care or run on deficit There are many ways oi over coming the deficit operation The society is making an of fort to cut costs by continued scrutiny of phone calls and mileage and updating office equipment The present equip ment is mostly outdated and re quires great deal of mainten ance With new typewriters and dictnphones the society hopes to be able to increase its production without adding to the clerlcal staff Do You Know This Man Meet snwnlfl BELL District hles Manager Nbflhurl Plant nan co Phone Plrkwny Hon Barrio STEWART has been with the Company or years and during his time In mid many friends in the are from the line results they have had from the use DI Wnchutf on tobacco In and vegetable crow improved Yield Hizher Protein content quality Stow Pill so 00d new or you call him tadlyi Damage Results In Car Crashes Police reported two accidents on Burris streets yutcrdsy Both were minor with little da maze Arthur Lawrence blow 24 oi hflneslng was turning north from Dunlap Street to Clapper ton Street on an arrow signal when Robert Wheeler 43 oi Bnyorcit Drive Barrie started to turn left from Hayfield Street onto Clapperton Street inside the safety island at the Five Points Wheelers vehicle ran into the side of the slow car resulting in an estimated $80 damage to Mawi vehicle There Li yieid sign at the point where Wheeler pulled into the traffic The other accident at Mary and Sophia Streets occurred when Arthur Crowlord 7a of Howliestone pulled north out of Mary Street into the path oi is car driven by Shirley Anne Walwin as of Sophia Street The Walwin car was travell trig west on Sophia Crawford turning left as he entered the intersection ran into the side oi the Walwin vehicle Damage to the two cars was estimated by police as $50 to the Wnlwin car and 35 to the Crawford car Says Advisers To Teenagers Should Be Like Granddads Twentythree representatives attended the Simcoe County Teen Conierence held at Collier Street United Church Fellowship Hall The theme speaker was Dr Michael Grepke psycholog ist University of Toronto Dr Groplio spoke about teen sgers in present day society He discussed their needs the purpose of their leisure time clubs and how both members and adult advisers could help clubs meet these needs Later those present divided into four discussion groups three groups composed of teen agers only and one adult group Dr Grapko said the club execu tive should always take advan tage of failures and mistakes They should examine what hap pened to see it they could find clues so that next time would be success Colleen Campbell Barrie Cen tral HiY member stated that she thought advisers should be like grandfathers They are WEATHER Forecasts issued by the Tor onsto weather office at 430 am Synopsis it was clear and cool during the night in southern Ontario while variable cloudiv ness prevailed over northern Ontario Lake St Clair Lake Erie re gions Windsor Cloudy today Mainly clear tonight and Thurs day not much change in tem perature Winds northeast 15 Lake Huron Niagara Lake Ontario Georgian Bay Halibur ton regions London Hamilton Toronto Mainly sunny today and Thursday little warmer winds light Tlmagami Algoma Sault Ste Marie Cochranc White River regions North Bay Sudbury Sunny with few cloudy int vals today and Thursday con tinuing cool Winds west to northwest 15 becoming light tonight and Thursday Forecast Temperatures Low Tonight High Wednesday Windsor St Thomas London Kitchener Winghnm Hamilton St Catharin Toronto Muskoka North Bay Sudbury Earlton Kapuskasing White River Moosonee Sault Ste Maii Mount Fares nuaanssnussnsssasgss amorous You Can Help By Supporting The EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN DRIPPLED amount Mail Contribution To KIWANIS CLUB OF BARRIE interested and give advice but do not discipline she said Dr Grapko said this was an excellent simile He recom mended that advisers always be ready to talk with teenage groups Dr Gropko recommended the teen clubs be concerned about newcomers He suggested they involve these people as quickly as possible He reminded the executive that members are like seeds Some sprout quick ly others dont was recommended that teenagers attempt to have more than dancing in their club Raps Wage Standards In Barrie Wage standards are deplor in the Barrie area Lorne Vass president of local 873 Barrie Typographicoi Union said Mr Wass was speaking at the locnls nomination meeting Lo cal 873 represents printers at The Barrie Examiner lhe typographical union should lead the way in the fight for better wages and conditions in this area Mr Wass told the membership There are numerous cumplt antes which require unioniza tion to bring their wages and working conditions up to par he said nd we should take the lead Nominees for May 16 elections were President Lorne Weiss score tarytreasurer John Kerney la bor delegates Fred Prince Don ald Near Lorne Wass John Kerney auditors Alfred Shep herd Donald Saunders Fred Prince Elections will be held for the following offices Vicespresident William Mc Donald Fred Prince recording secretary Mrs Gladys Comer Robert Hooper sergeant at arms Llewellyn Beaver Ernest Barnes 126 APPLYING FOR 10 POSTS Angus McKay tendent of Barrie public schools reported last night that 126 applications for teaching positions in Barrie public schools have been re ceived at his office There are 10 vacancies at present This means we should get the best teachers available said Mr McKay The main problem is going to be how to say no to good teach cr interviews will be held in the board room April 21 superin Breaks Down School Cost Superintendent Angus McKay and business administrator George Longstattc oi Barrie Public School Board sugarcoat ed the publlc school tax pill at the monthly board meeting lust night Their report showed that on assessment of $4000 at the pub its school rate of 27271 mills taxes would be 0908 There fore the cost per home per school day is 551 cents Com pared with cvcryday purchases this is packages of cigar ettes for family On an assessment oi $000 the tax is 42 cents per home per school day and on an as scssment of $5000 cents These calculations are based on school yoarot 197 days This is just my personal opinion said Mr McKay but public cducation is the greatest value for ones dollar that can be found anywhere it is 65 Public School able and Job benefits are poor Attendance Up Barrie public schools average monthly attendance climbed to 9581 per cent during llfarch Each month we are going up said Barrie public school superintendent Angus McKay We now have almost all the schools at least nudging the 96 per cent mark Low school on the totem pole was Codrington Street with an average monthly attendance of M76 Steel Street topped the schools with an attendance per centage of 5681 DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Mrs Ethel Langriil Lewis 84 widow of Alexander Cameron Lewis who was clerk of the Ontario legis lature for 23 years and mother of Roderick Lewis present clerk of the legislature London Ont Ray Ranch 50 wellknown Hamilton sports man apparently ot heart at tack Free Shoppi Dru 43 WINNERS SO FAR FOR TOTAL OF $20230 ISNT IT TIME YOU TRIED IT HERES HOW IT WORKS Just Fill OutAA Ballot Showing Amount of Your Purchase Every Weekend At Least $5000 Of These Ballots Will Be Drawn 0n Ballot Winners Can saor FREE To Amount Shawn YOU MUST SAVE YOUR TAPE and PRESENT IT TO WIN HERE ARE LAST WEEKS WINNERS Mrs Young 46 Wiflowdnle Mrs Masoniwrlght RR Shanty Bay Mrs Price ILR Elmvale lvnn Filling RR Shanty Bay Mrs MillerLSS Hayfield St Parrish 44 Ellen St Mrs Jensen MI Barrie Billy Cuileton 12 Clapperton Mrs Mona Pope RR Barrie Mrs MscEride 162 Bnyileld St lirii Switzer 86 Maple Ave FROM COPACO LOINS PORK CHDPS LEAN AND MEATY CHRISTIES BRODKSIDE BREAD $1026 $288 $375 5415 23 $1439 $250 $151 $370 sane $368 TOTAL $5011 49cilh 233 SLICED BIG 24 oz LOAF TBONE WING nonrnnnousn psmnonv STEAKS 735 FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS $500JUP ninnoaoszg HOME DISCOUNT 23 COLLIER ST PA 60961 THE BARRIE EXAMINER WEDNESDAY APRIL 1982 Passion By Bach Church Selectiorif Good Friday evening the chairs of St Andrews Church will present the St Luke Pas sion by Johann Sebastian Bach This early work of the master of the Baroque period is scored for soloists chorus and organ and is cast in the traditional form of the Gerran Passion The narrative role of Evangel ist will be sung by William Thompson tenor soloist at Glen view Presbyterian Church in To ronto Mr Thompson has had long and distinguished career in sac red musle having appeared as soloist with such renowned con ductors as Sir Ernest Machiib tan Dr Charles Peakor David Oudhterlony and Henry Rose vcar Mr Thompson has be come known and appreciated by Barrie audiences through two former appearances at St And rews The words ottcsus will be sung by Bruce Owen Since coming to Barrie in his profes sional work Mr Owen has es tablished for himself fine re putation as baritone soloist capable of sensitive interpreta tions and musicianly performan ces He is soloist in Trinity Anglican Church Paul Lazier will sing the part of Pilate Despite his low Barrie Permit Total $1084697 The value of building permits issued in Barrie in the first three months of this year de creased by $645243 compared to the same period in 1961 Eightysix permits were is sued up to the end of March at value of $1084657 Ninetys two permits were issued in the same period last year at value of $1729940 total of 41 permits were is sued in March Twenty residens tiol $241388 ciyit commercial $92690 one industrial $600 twelve nonassessable and mis cellaneous $2420 Percentage breakdown for March was residential 714 commercial 277 industrial years Mr Lazicr has bid ground in music beginning boy soprano and ranatpg through the theatre radio and television the concert hall aid the church The continua supporting reeitatives Will be performed as Bach intended on ha is chord Miss Gertrude Lamlgsrt of Orillia will accompany the declamatory passages on her Wiltmaycr harpsichord This will be an unique experiegce for Barrie audience Miss Rosita Pitt knownzin the city as promising lyric soprano and remembered for her leading roles in collegiate Gilbert and Sullivan will sing the reflective aria fThe Lainb is Dumb In the choralcs with which the work is interspersed 010 senior choir will be joined by the Churchs junior and inter mediate choirs The perform ance will be conducted by Roy mond Daniels organist and choirmastcr at St Andrews Five School Booms Planned Angus McKay superintendent of Barrie public schools told the trustees at school board meeting last night there are tentative plans for five new classrooms for Barrie Plans call for two new rooms at Steel Street School one at King Edward and two portable at Oakley Park school There has been an increase of 185 pupils over March of the previous year explained Mr McKay This number is enough to fill least five classrooms VzAWAIlE VzASLEEPDmL Many peopl never seem in get good nights mt They tan and turn in bed then are dull nndliitlm dunu the day When kidneys slow down at Iutu and excess acid in its system Disturbed rut lire no backache on new If youdon mmiinnimampanama mumm onus Kidney Pills rs young betterrest better mi betterYou can 1an on Dodds inns rain nonassessable and miscellane ans einl classification showed an increase of $70000 over March 1961 due to the is suing of permits for new mo tel snd lunch bar on Essa Road CLEARANCE ALL DAY THUR AS LONG AS THEY LAST usio TV SETS 77 EACH REG TO 4500 VALUES YOUR GHOICE New I96 Moflot Automatic Washer Dryer Combination REG VALUE $69500 47799 THUR SPECIAL NEW RCA DRYER FLOOR MODEL REGULARTTIURSDAY SPECIAL 12500 mossin AUTO WASHER °°Et°fifs 99 RiicllrMODEL9 SALE narration WASHER zFIIlllzziJACYDSEEEGIAL 25799 6c on 259 INNisriL 51 PA 66531