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Barrie Examiner, 7 Jul 1964, p. 5

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something which may be at value When was child over heard lriend at my mothers ooniiding an intimate family blem Mother saw the stand ng behind the doorlistening Hrs said nothing Alter the woman leit mother called me to the sewing room to have little talk She started flexing Son ii lriend Ielt po etbook or wallet in our house you wouldnt give away her money would you re plied 0t course not Mother continued Well to day lrlend Ieit something in our home which is iar more precious than money It is her Qecret it we give it away it ould hurt her terribly We ho would be hurting ourselves too because we always endup sad wiser we nothings that make er peopa un eppy never told soul what heard that day My mothers words made such an impres flbn on me that to this day have never passed on one bit di gossip Keeping my mouth shut has become way oi life have profited irom thlslen son which learned earl lite Perhaps this Is whyi ave intsined so many lasting and elserldhed friendships OLD noon saw Dear OLJ What wise and wonderiul mother you hadl Not only was her philosophy sound but she has most eiiectiva way oi teaching you personal integrity Thank on iar shar her wisdom th us VISIT RM Dear Ann Lenders My hus band was sent to alarga city 300 miles away to set up new iiice or his itrm His assistant with him and they share an artme never met his max arm DOUGLAS WALK mmr aanaawa KOVACS RUSH ryn May lbomas Mich Sult san Muir Donald Priest Mary Lou Priest Gian Sage John Sinclair Chris Teeter Douglal ihew Allan Ward TO GRADE SIX Richard Adams Gwendolyn Beilby John Runner Harold Coles Heather Downey Cath erine Johnston Donald Kenn edy Dianne Martin Barbara Priest Howarleriest Anna Van de Lear Alex Voorst TO GRADE FIVE Amy Height chorah Knis lcy Erie La Chapellc Nancy lllerrelt Douglas Morrow Dav id Noble Sheila Pain Jack Priest Lynn Roweil Robert Teeter Sharon Whitton Bruce Banneli Glen Priest Lynda Smith Harold Wood To GRADE FOUR Janice Seliby Kathryn Bim ets Cherished Friends assistant but iva heard he is extremely handsome and wild man with the woman wrote to my husband relt eantly and asked ii his assistant was married He replied dont stick my nose into other peoples business wouldnt ask the ll be is married and he won dnt ask me suds personal question either This got me to thinking My husband hasnt been home in six weeks He promised to get home every other weekend Since when are who and live children considaed too per sonal to talk about ban hunda these two are living it up like bachelors Maybe Ive been alone too much and Im getting little nutty Please set me straight CURa TAINOF DOUBT Dear Curtain agree youve been alone too muchbut you are iar lrom nutty to wonder whats going on ll your husband domnt come me next weekend make or rangements to have someone stay with the children so you can go visit him and have nice little talk CAR PARKING Dear Aunt We livein an apartment whichhas no garage or parking iacillties We must park our car on the street sometimes three or our blocks tromrour bidlding Two homeowneru live in our in block lbey have driveways and garages Last night parloed my car in iront of one at these homes The owner came out and said Youll have to mover This space is reserved tor our irlendsl nroved Does she havavthe right to re serve the parking places in trout at her home She says she does because she is homeowner RIflltiVAL Dear Val Wrong The woman my own the honre but she doesnt own the strest You have as much right to park in root at her house as she does It she doesnt béeliiavevyou she her tAnn IlJalght RIthuard Ilolr ey ary ohnston one Ghopalle Heather Luck relréyI Martin Carol hlaw Jane Maw Susan May Catha McNabb David Micks Bruce Noble TO GRADE THREE Deborah Adams David Ball goes Damn Anne Sign regory en Terry en Heleo Johnston Tommy John son Kenny La Charlie David Morrow Stanley obls touts Priest Walter Priest Terry Roweil nnc cks Dura lonl Brian Gillan Dale Halght rifler Kennedy Anne Lord at Mchbb Janet Morrow Anna Mailer anti Thew Hea ther Walker Chris Wstton sermon on Menard Easson Pertact attendance awards went to Ross Downey Tbrry Gillan David Morrow stan Noble Donnell Elilis Mc Nabb JanetMorrow Teadrer MrsJ Maude Young OverPolicing Ends lit Stayner SPAMStall Drier gency Mcssum Organisation constables In theirsoal louse their new training were over policing Stayner over the weeloaud administration com mittee chairman Art Pool told council Monday nidu Mr Pool said the constables were trying to regulate park ing instead oi concentrating on directing traliic This brought complaints irom week end shoppers cnMain St he added One woman came to ma sskingfili there was crime gave around town bueaause are were so many no to on duty said Mr Pool EMO coastsqu put in sev eral horas of police work per month it was pointed out From now on they will only work in Stayner when police chlei Robert drannan makes it arrangements Mr Pool WORLD NEWS iN BRIEF cows sun arrr UITAWAr OP at three Canadian Holstein via to Russia was announced Monday t7 Agriculture MinisterHays lie said tha move could open up new met for Canadian dairy cattle The cows are to be selected irons IeadingCang dlen herds ram consume UHAWA CF Trude Min ltler Sharp told Louis Joseph Pigeon PC JolietteIAssomp tion Montcaimt that dhm stops with Japan have beencon tinuiugi some time on volun tary quotascovering textile parts by Canada FREEZE CONTDWES OTTAWA CPi State Sen retary LamontagnsMond an PLAYERS AtflMY AW gem instruments oans arrow as aarunnava SUNDAYS Kflfl ppnwmwv Vtmnmm vrlaivm warrantrum nyermWnr wtn 3min nu snows omit or aircraft Wirepbotol srnrnrn prcxs SWIMMING Poor blAYNER Staiit ba struciion oi swimming pool will be era cent ennial protect it the sppll cation ls approved by the municipal subsidy section at the Department ot Munich pal Allelrs Town council Monday night specilled the swim ming pool as Snyders choice ior centennial pro iecr it approved the pool wlil be built during the next three years to be rea dy or Canadas centennial in m1 Applications ior grant purpon irnm muni cipslitles must be submitted to the centennial grants committee by Augl this year ANGUS spools In spite oi the act that We are new club and were playing teams that have been in tissdoague ior years nobodys running away with us stated Harry Mator coach at the new Angus Contains hardball club The team is entered in the South Slmcoe hardball league which is composed oi lottano dram Alliatonrcookslnwn New Lowell Ivy and Oriliia Legion At the end oi the season the tour top teams play all to itod the top teams in the North and South Simone leagues The win ners compete in iinal play oii lor the championship Origtnators oi tha hardball team were Mr Metor Leo Sums Kenneth butler and Wri ly Ogilvie of Angus Mr Major explains We were having trouble getting iinanrial support so we approached Sar gon Geurgis local garage owner and Mr Geurgis went to several the local merch ants and got the ball biting lha merchants have come Crrough 100 per cent and have assisted us financially We cer neunoede continued item un til early 1965 on apiglications to provide new isltvir services He said in the Commons that the freeze should be extended until the advisory committee on broadcasting can report and the government make policy statement accrnrzurs raxn rout drum or Trailic as Canada that year while lung cancer took Mid liver the Com mons was told Monday the government report was tiled at the request oi Barry Mather ND va Westminster an ardent comprises against smoking mourn nouns Angus Purl Cleaned By Nechtli Team oldents killed 4861 persons in Cormoiiaueedta three monthssaisrytoflllsry Stosnwbsnsbolosvsstbs However mfihmw lve assistance stths attics won this roadway was overgrown with wild trees and at the request the W3 Mtepaym it was cleared has been well used since Councillor Todd said first the last msdond barricaded with posts had lost votes or him and others The posts waruulled out and the bar re mnv However persuasive ar gument by Mrs Bone who said she isared rowdylsm by hsnslents at night council agreed to place posts across tbs entrance to this road PARK LAND piece oi land set aside as park in subdivision on the nth line may be released tor sslssstheownerotsnad ablnlnglothuamtzuull til council to set valuarior the township holdings seemed to receive general appmvsl How ever there are certain reguls lions regarding park land that aliect lottrar owners oi subdiv trio and this unknown it these been considered tainly recista it continued Mr Althnur the Angus hardball club has lost alewoi its itrrt club won the Angus vs Ailislon Cookaiown game gisng in theAngus community The coach commented The financial help has been appre clatad Now hope the local people will ioilow up the MSNSIIELD ly avatar amour Mrs Alvin Greer entertained friends of Mrs Margaret Greer and Mrs Mad Greer at her turday etternoon or Annual Field Day at not iieldon July Lwas well at tended Wittering the number ot events in neighboring com munities Seven teams entered for baseball Lisle wars ilrst priu torJ40 Scottscams sec ond or $30 Mansleld and Hon eywoodspilt third tor 015 each There were races or the chil dren Raircehments were serv ed by the Park Association and hrndr by the Womensllnrtitute quartet irons Mansfield Uni ted ariach sang st anniversary service at Homings Mills on Sunday morning Regular services will be with drawn at both Maneileld diur chas lor any the dualtors be ingon vacation necessary Wéficdh 133 letter lrom tantrum un derwriters advised council that ice were inclndad in liabil ty coverage so tar as their employment was concerned not in to uni ac whirls mig lead to an action The underwriters said pol icy was available to which the members oi the era could subscribe This would cover suds cases In which members of police tom might be sued in civil court tor damages norm or anon instructions were given to writs man who had dumped lifts rocks horn his in the road ditch was given tow days to have the rocks removed Just what is to happen about the purchase oi new park is as yet uncertain Reeve Coch rsns said that alter looklns over proposed site he lolt that betora it would become as nice place as the lakeside park it would need pot oi money at on it other members alt that money earn ed by the lakeside park might as well be spent as well as the centenniaMaots The matter Is still ecided SMES RESULTS Banting Mm High School results will be publt Hired In Wednesdrys cdi tion of 11 Sarrla Esanrhrs er learn and site us some rnorsl support Playing ball is not all the bail players have been doing Mr Major erElsins Several weeks ago on or tour as parate occasions we borrowed Mr Geurgis staka truck We took three run loads of garbage and tank out orths Angus Com munity Park Mr Major said it took id or twelve moo nine or ten hours to clean tha parkland he said they also removed larga plia of logs and stacked them be hind one of the sheds GARBAGE PAIL VANISR Last week you would never know we eleanedout thapark commented Mr Msior but what can you expect They havent go thing there to put garbage in lhe Parks board tried to put garbagapalls in the park but they all disap peared Members or the team are Karam Gusrglsllorst Karlcln Brian Gumhiligiiah Payne Bob Milne John Jazwinski Roger Britneil and Ed We outh all oi Angus From the surround ing district are Ron Shilron Ron Mougenol Deals Corks an esteem Burns Richard Tlnsley Richard Rogers Robby Rohiclmud Mo lead and John Batman The executive consists oiKsn Butler president Leo Burns vicepresldent and committee members Wally Odilvis and Har ry Maior BARRIE HURONIA DRIVEIN THEATRE 11w nxaarmm WANT ans PHONE VEMH Mucus on TIMES THEATRE TONIGHT wwwunrmeuruvrm HOW wuss 1p ESHOWS AT III IAIIII warms MEDALMYEM rvT Baxter Church Dates From 1862 SAXIER Speehl Whm Raster Wan arurcb cel ebrated its curtsmisl recently the court called attention to tho Ms history Settlers it arrived in what is now called Esu Township Shawiilcootinuet church had been built services were held In the school house The lost minister the Rev Hist served the church lrom lass ran He was lol iowsd by Rev Thomas McKee mlnlstor irom itllml Dunns firurch and First Essa Church were Joined as pen manent dam on July ms lbe luv Stuart Adrsson be came the tint inducted minis tor and mod until rm He was succeeded Rev fight who Id here until the present chords was built in root during the seven your ministry oi Rev Smith Rev McCsrrvll Is now the minister oi Baxter PNIB tarlsn Church He urns in loan Ministers who receded Mr McCsrroll since are Rev Coulis Crow roottort Rev Summsrville llidlml ltev Blnioul reruns Roy Clitton resorqu Rev Purnell imam Rev Robertson WNW Rev Hood INHNI Rev Gourgis lessroast and Rev Colvin nearrose Simcoe County Egg Producers Vote 99 To 19 For New Plan SABRIE 11 Ontsrio as and Fowl Mil eers lilarke Plan racslvad strong suppo irons Simeon County egg producers who vo led on the plan during the week oi June me says Gordon Todd Simcoe County Federation oi lculture asultsior the count disclos ed WVoies in iavor the pro posed plansod it opposed or as per cent at the votes out being in iavour Lock Scientists Reaches Crisis PETERSOROIIGH CPI university proiesror said Man day Canadas lack oi trained scientists which has grown steadily over the last is years has reached crisis proportions Dr John Anderson associate roiesaor oi biology at Carleton nivsrsity said there is drastic need ior scientists in Canada and that it has been problem since the and oi the Dr Anderson told summer science seminar tar 35 oi the countrys top high school Ici snce students it is becoming in creasingly diiiicult to attract students irom other countries Dr Anderson is program di rector at the seminar at nearby Lakeiield sponsored by the Royal Canadian Institute to give students oi Grades 11 and is greater understanding oi sci ence its aims and methods and to introduce them to some oi the countrys top scientists SHELL MGR TEL AVIV Reuters Syn iars artillery shelled Israeli vil lages during twohour gun bat tie Monday night in the finish area an israeliArmy spokes man reported The Huleh area was the scene at ssries oi in eldents during the last law days cease the negotiated by United Nations military observ ars went into three later Mon le night IMPERIAL THEATRE total at real egg producers voted on the plan scrou the province with ltd voting in iar vour oi the plan and oppos ed or set per cent lsvouriag the plan An egg and lowl plan ior 0n tarlo egg producers is now ya close to beconun reality wl only Ontsrio ca net approval elated baiora it will be put into ee The minister of agriculture has expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the vote The minimum ulremvnt he tore the plan eou he insole mented was as twothirds lpar cent oi those voting isvo ng the plan While only about to per cent oi the Ontario egg pro ducers cast ballots thou who voted own sp roximutaly so Mr Icent oi the as in the prop nce FIELD DAY The Ontario Reel Improvement Association Field Day is to be held It the Ontario lcuitursl College Guelph on ill be glnning st lured sm latch eating pro am has been arran ged nclu ing discussions on ii control research protects and ro am droirman la Rosa ea tie Stayner resident oi the Ontario Beet mprovesosnt Association Everyone intens tod in heal produdion is invited to sttarul thlON BINGO WEDNESDAY JUIY STAETDM AT per JACKPOI $27000 tEGlON HAll 71 corner 51 stuns tomorrow gt SHOWSATIIIPM firmwwwmmm

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