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as month contracts on loans over $1500 THE forestry station at Mid hurst is in the process of shipping approximately 8000 000 tiny trees to private land owners in Ontario Hcre sta tion employees unload halo of 100 white cedar trees at the farm of Mrs Hissoc of Schomberg Forest Station Prepares Of Seedlings Millions By BRIAN BAKER If you can imagine forest covering 10000 acres then you will have some idea of what the 10000000 young trees ship ped out from Midhurst Refor estation Nursery each year would look like if they were planted in solid block at standard spacings and left to grow for to or 50 years At present the nursery is in the process of shipping out some eight million liillc trees for the establishment of plant ations this spring stunner this planting stock is being shipped out to private land owners in Central Ontario and for the establishment of gov ernmcnt plantations on land not fit for cultivation Two million more will be shipped out next fall mostly for gov ernment planting But it is interesting to learn that these trees are shipped to such distant areas as the Son Swastika Sudbury District Gowganda Parry Sound and Eastern Ontario for establish ment of plantations on Crown Lands To these places trees are shipped out by the hun dreds of thousands by trans port and rail OUTPUT Evergreens chiefly white pine and red pine and white spruce make up about 98 per cent of the nurserys entire output While hardwoods ac count for about two per cent of the output this geing chief ly white ash red oak and the rapid growing Carolina poplar Spring is the rush senson in the tree nursery business and 120 men are busy at Midhurst pulling culling bundling bal ing and shipping the young trees or transplanting them from the crowded seed beds to more spacious beds in which the twoyearold seedlings can develop strong root systems To facilitate the pulling oper ation heavy iraetordrawn blade four or five feet long beaves up fourJootwide bed of trees by passing approx imately ien inches under the surface of the ground so as not to injure the delicate root sys tems PULL TREES Then large crew of men hand pull the trees cull out those with poorly developed or deformed roots and tieAthe suitable trees into bundles of exactly tiventylfive irecs each This simplifies the task of counting right ihrougli until they are planted Once the trees are bundled up they are hauled into the packing rooms These rooms are cool and damp from evap oration All day long farmers urban land owners commercial transports and Government Lands and Forests cars sta tion wagons and trucks line up to receive anything from 25 to 100 or more at time Dtlier shipments are taken to the railmod station Another little side program aimed at giving young people chance to take part in con servation is the giving of little packets of Johnny Acorns complete with planting instrucv tions to visiting classes of school students large num ber of whom come from Met ropolitan schools At first we tried to give vis iting students some little me mento to remind Hiern of their visit an official explained Eventually we decided we needed to make this more formal think it is good for young people to plant trees for they will live to see and enjoy the results of their at forts SEEDLING TREES There are staggering 5o 000000 seedling trees in all stages of development in the nursery which covers some 300 acres of the Stations total of 2000 acres How many seedlings would you say are in these rows asked an official pointing to six long fourfootwide beds matted with little twoyearold Flos Objects To Wasaga Plan For Sewage Lagoon WASAGA BEACH Special special meeting of Wasaga Beach Sunnidale and Flns Township councils was held on Saturday morning to discuss possible interest in joint sew age handling project to service all three areas The purpose of the meeting was primarily to hear views of the three municipal councils and determine whether there was interest in the project Sparking the discussion was the availability of site in the Township of Flns near the east ern extremity of the Wasaga Beach area The Ontario Wa ter Resources Commission has expressed interest in the site as sewage lagoon Frank Coughliu reeve of Flos said F105 is not entertaining any ideas on such project at the moment and would object to sewage lagoon at the site be ing considered Lloyd Pridham Sunnidale for money Just phone Beneficial Get the cash you waril fast One phone call and one visit to the office does everything Call up or come in today YOURE THE BOSS AT BENEFICIAL loans up to $3000 and more Your loan can he lifeinsurcd 15 BAVFIELD srnsrr Phone PArkway 85931 BARRIE BENEFICIAL FINANCE mos cANAoa reeve said the township will be interested in joint project but not at the present time Subdividers Bill Johnson and Wharton of Toronto were present at the meeting They said they were not in favor of sewage lagoon system Land involved in the discus sion was generally priced at about $150 an acre but it was mentioned that one property owner wanted as much as $4000 an acre for his parcel of 100 acres Try An Examiner Want Ad PHONE PA $2414 white spruce The writer made wild guess of half million No laughed the official there are two million Its fun to ask visitors to guess the number of trees in given bed Most people cannot believe so many trees can possibly be counted Since some seedlings in the same beds will for some rea son grow almost twiee as fast as others the seedlings must be graded as they are raised for transplanting The large seedlings will grow this summer and be ready as planting stock this tall or next spring in their third year of growth The smaller ones will be gmwu for another two years One of the most interesting operations being carried out in the nursery is the actual trans planting of these seedlings Two ingenious multiple planters one following the other down the same bed move at snails pace up land down rows several hundred feet long in field perfectly free of weeds The lead planter plants so rows of seedlings each ten inches apart The followmg planter comes behind and plants another six rows in between the first rows This 3115 folr gonad steering on par tracto alors apex Twelve girls six riding in each planter deftly place the roots of the seedlings into the notches of twelve revolving discs Immediately transplanting has been completed in one section sprinklin stem must be set up Elect Druggist lls Councillor STAYNER Special Ar thur Poole Stayner druggist was declared elected to Stayner town council by aeclamation followtng nomination meeting Friday to fill vacancy erea ted by the resignation of Coun CfllDl Alex Culham Mr Cullism resigned from council to accept the position of town treasurer Mr Poole was the only person nominated LIQUOR QUESTIONS Voting Fairly Heavy Orgamze Simcoe At The Advance Poll Described by City Clerk and Returning Officer Ben Strang han as fairly heavy poll voters in Barrie Saturday cast 55 ballot at the advance poll on the liquor plebiscite for the city Regular polling day is Wed nudny Saturdays poll was for persons wishing to vote but would be absent from the city Wednesday During municipal election there is usually twoday ad vance poll Mr Straughnn said the figure for the twoday poll usually run around the no to 85 mark The liquor vote in Barrie re quires ballots on two questions The first ulu Are you fever of the sale of liquor under dining lounge licence for consumption with meals on licensed premises The second asks Are you in favor of the sale of liquor under lounge licence The plebiscite was ordered by City Council under bylaw late last year May date was subsequently approved by the Ontario Municipal Board Campaigns by both wet and dry factions have been exceedingly qulet being confin ed mainly to newspaper and radio advertlsing and minor direct mail campaign Polllng subdivisions have May Ilct To Collect Arrears Of Taxes In Gwillimbury West Gwlllimbury township solicitor Stewart Joscclyn told council Friday that action should be token to collect the arrears of taxes In the town ship by having sale of prop erty with outstanding taxes for more than three years He made the recommendation while presenting his report of the affairs of the township for 1901 He told council that its average of arrears was as per cent which did not better the townshlps standing when it came to offering debentures for sale In giving the note of warning he also commended the town ship fathers on their good fin ancial stnndlng in coming through the past year with surplus plan to have taxes collect nble twice year was thought to be too late to get under way for this year However sug gestion that discount be off ered for prepayment of taxes was felt to be good The budget was proposed The general expenses were accepted with the exception of the roads appropriations which were left over after some discussion proposal was made by Coun cillor Wright that the general tax rate be kept to 3108 mills the some as last year He said after regular expenses were cov Staiion Will Serve Barrie Today marks the end of an era for the old Canadian Nation al Railways station in Home The CNR Station at Allandnle will henceforth serve both Bar rie and Allandale residents The CNR in holding open house at the new station this ntlemoen Assistant superm tendent Bill Stewart said all the latest in railway equipment Will be on display mobile tea wagon with two uniformed hostesses will be on hand for the opening It will be at the new station grounds and hostesses will serve com plimentary cups of tea through out the official opening from pm to pm Each wagon has kitchen type interlor public address sys tem twolwny telephone and threespeed record player HELP WANTED OlL BURNER MECHANIC Man with duct work installation experience Steady cynical and liberal benefits Apply to SNOW Heating Department SIMCOE DlSTRlCTCOOPERATIVE 259 INNISFIL 51 tunjcons STORAGE WAYS Wanted Storlte Slokd individually at 23 of your fuh Valua tion Minimum chug 8200 DO NOT PAY UNTIL FALL CLOTH COATS Dry cleaned then stored individuain at 27 or your talr valu ation $100 mlanum nius n0 DO NOT PAY UNTIL FALL ALL WEARING APPAREL EXCEPTING runs Box Storage Call for or we deliver large carton box Fill it up with coats dressa snowsuiis sweaters blankets etc we then store it until fall for $205 box Maximum valuation $15000 plus dry cleaning char DO NOT PAY UNTIL FALL WRIGHT CLEANERS LTD 88 DUNLOP PA 85531 gt ered in balance could be con sidcred for roads and bridges It was cstlmated that on the present assessment approxim ately $64000 would be raised GARBAGE DISPUTE Hceve Herb Hughes brought up the matter of dispute loom ing between the town of Brad lord and the Township following the purchase of land In the township by the town to be used as garbage dump It bud been the towns totem tion to dump garbage at this spot petition has been pre sented from township residents living near the proposed dump asking that the dumping be not permitted We dont want row with the town Reeve Hughes stated He was told by the clerk that they had no bylaw on the use of land which would prevent the use of this property for dump it was decided to arrange peaceful settlement CLERK LEAVING Clerk Ken Tupllng will be leaving the service of the town ship as of the end of 1962 The auditor suggested that start he made to obtain qualified person to fill the position Street MRI mun MONDAY APRIL 80 62 been set up in all four wards in the city with Codrington St Oakley Park lllllerest and King Edward public schools de lignated as official polling sta lions The request for liquor pleb Lscile in Barrie came as re sult of request for such vote from the Barrle Junlor Chamber of Commerce That organization pointed out that they were neliher for nor agnlnst liquor as met but they felt that the voters of Barrie should be allowed to indicate ihclr opinion through poll City Council agreed with them and alter ascertaining that there wasnt enough time to Include the questions on the ballot at the municipal election in December the alternate data was requested from and eppm ved by the Municipal Board It is estimated that the cost of the plebiscite to the City will be in the nclgbborhood of $7000 OBITUARY HENRY BUCHANAN Henry Harry Joseph Buch anan 63 Mary Street died at the age of 79 at Royal Victoria Hospitalafter lengthy illness Mr Buchanan was born in Barrie and lived here untll 1002 when he went to Parry Sound He returned to Barrie in 1913 and bought Gren Cald wclls grocery store Besides managing his store he sold in surnnce He was member of Collier Street United Church the Kiwanis Club and Barrie lodge 63 IOOF He Is survived by his wife Eva whom he married in 1953 bromer Albert of Weston and three sisters Mrs Wolfcnden Margaret and Mrs Dudley Maude both of St Cntharlnes and Mrs Les lie Dobson lifnry of Barrie The funeral service was held at the Pethtck Funeral Home chapel burial was In the Un ion Cemetery Members of the IOOF were pallbearers County 4H Clubs The MI agricultural clubs in North Simeon have all been mrgnnhed for 1962 There are 45 club project and 14 clubs organized this year in cluding nine calf clubs on strawberry club two forestry clubs one grain club and one tractor club Membership in the Elmvale Beef Club is 14 The Hf Club officers are Carolyn Martin president Brian McGreth vice president Bill Famey secre wrytreasurer Ron lilchlann press reporter The club lead are Don McGrath and Pat one Membership In the Elmvale Dairy Club 20 The officers are Michael Jacobs president Douglas Lambie vicepresident Joan Ritchie secretarytreas urer Arthur Parnell press rc porter Club leaders are Don Robertson and Ed Robertson Membership in the Huronln Calf Club In 20 The officers are Torn Taylor president Herb Black vicepresident Tim Taylor secretary treasurer Tim Taylor press reporter Club lenders Bill Black and Don Woodrow Membership la the Minesing Beef Col Club In 17 The of ficers are Bill Arnold presb dent Robert Giffen vlce pres ldent Joan Smtlh secretary treasurcr Roy Rogers press reporter Club leaders are Rus sell Mow Cyril Cook and Ty son Smith Membershl In the lifineslng Dairy Calf Cub Is 16 Officers are Vernon Dobson president Han Vnn Voorst vicepresident Morin Noordegraiif secretary treasurer Jim Ward press re porter Lender fr Hamid Pork 21 Membership in the Orler 1H Cnlf Club is 27 The officers are Allan Johnson preside Jenn Anderson vlcepreslde Madelene Earnhardt secretary treasurer Bob Rlx press re porter The club leaders are Don Harvie Bob hidhcpe and George Anderson Membership in the 0m Beef Calf Club is 20 Officers are Morley Campbell president Ray Campbell vicepresident Olga Betts secretarytreasurer Ray Sampson press reporter The leaders are Allan Brown and Hon Coutta Membership in the Oro Dairy Calf Club is 15 The officer are Wayne Hathcrley presi dent Bruce Wiggins vlco president Sylvia Rattle secre tarytreasurer Myrna Simpson ress reporter Leaders are figsshand Ivan Clark em er in in the Vase Calf Club In l9 The officerly are David Jones president Caro lyn Edwards vlcepresldent ifiirlc Darby secretorytree urer Rosemary Vascy reporter Leaders Roy wafiis ad front Robinson cm rs ip in the Mldl lH Strawberry Club 12 TH officers are Bob McMauu president Arlene Wilcox vice president Karen Benson sec retorytreasurer The leader is Bob Wilcox Membership in the Midland Penetang High School For estry Club Is 15 Officers are David Jones president Ede Saclzcr vice presidcn Victor Lefaive secretary treasurer The leader is Sills Den mil am craft in the Orlllil Collegiater 4H Forestry Club Is it The offlccrs are George Young president Peter Ayers vicepresident Robert Ego secretarytreasurer The lead ers is Clinton Memberspr in the Orlllln Cal lcglater fH Groin Club Is 19 The officers are Robert Ego presldent Robert Bennett vicepresident Gary Shelswell secretarytreasurer The lead er is Clinton Membership in the Elmvala iH Tractor Club is 10 The of ficers are Don Benrdsall pres Ident David Strath viccpreil dent Stephen Tulk secretary trensurcr Michael Jacobs press reporter Leader la Don McGratb msunascc AGENCY no DUN sr menu misfit votinngill take place iii the fol lowing locations Word East of the centre line of Duckwortli and St Vincent Streets VOTE AT CODRINGTON ST PUBLIC SCHOOL Ward From centreline of Duc kworili and St Vincent Streets to centre line of Buyfield Street VOTE AT OAKLEY PAR PUBLIC SCHOOL Ward From centre line BE SURE TO VOTE ON MAY 2nd I962 Voting under the Liquor License Act will take place between the hours of 900 and 800 upon the following questions Are you in favour of the sale of liquor under dining lounge licence for consumption with meals on licensed premises Are you in favour of the sale of liquor under lounge licence for consumption on licensed remises of Bayf ielcl Street to centre line of Brock VOTE AT HILLCREST PUBLIC SCHOOL TORONTO STREET Word Balance of City south of centre line of Brock Street von AT KING is WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL BURTON AVENUE BE suns To Extras foundations arsmueum Diiring the diaiipeople atesand readi eralipolitlcal the June 18 Millions of throats of th andcomparisr dayffimost of artfes yet th ballots for out The leaders are reparing iring at nation At tl earthshaking quicken the pl their appetite It could he shaping up slo Minister Diefe pointed to Pro essive He standln something the must do Bu viciisly flexin Opposition Le firstthrusts Mr Pearson voters that Can and there is the Liberals As time goes Pearson to givi bakers failin liticlil antidote Mr Diefenbakt political ring uratlvely to st thigh and offi praisal of the ty political wit thegovernmer Itmay prove 70 YEARS AGI Bdrrie Nortl 189 Kempeni rorwith invertv on Surface Cleaning up ya Vernndah shoe store ant moved with an rooms of Sigr Masonic Temp fry placed in President of ance Union at home Te council complai leakage on Ma light company on Sunnidale butter was 18 eents dozen wheels paradei Marys Church hall Brat wagon Pros HIGHE Win One thing is programsthe expected This the bestestima ens but with spending frequ even hundreds The federal kind of troubli programs For will spend $32r the national TH 20 percent incru last year Atithe begin year Ottawa thought that thi might be $270 $284 million estimating that will be $325 in crease This means es will have to pay for their sh tionnl hospital The Ba Authorized Post Orrin Ind lm our Daily Sundays in KENNE BRIAN SLA II Allan CHARLES BARRY Wu JOHN BULB Subscription rate $1320 year$4 Suing 700 year Trionth Duff 0th $1000 year Oflleu 415 Univ street Montreal tin var Member or the Ci Ilahorn Association Audit Bureau of Cm Tho Cnnndlnn Pros use for republiction Dimer credited to Renter Ind flu Lin