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Canadian General Electric last night announced the purdiass of meal department called the land 171 cues of citymvned land in purrhassrlho first step to the the first stop toward amslor plant expansion proleu in Bar Iii The property ls part of 550 acrepamel now under annexe tion fromflnnlstil Township City council last niytt approv ed note of the land to GEE for 4212600 the same price for Luhldr the city purchased it from three lnnlsfti property owners Tbesale climaxed eight months negotiatioos between DOE and the Barrie industrial Camila sion However it still hinges on Ontario Municipal Board approv alof the annexation Mayor Cooke last night told city council he has been as lured by the OMB there will be an early decision loniafil has already agreed to the more Robert Story vicepresident and general monpger of OGEt Ways future eapansioo plans ifs could not say when building will be erected but be indicated it would be fac tory Under the agreement approved last night OGE will pay for aura italy sewers water mains railway spur line and the exten sion of Bayvlew Drive The city In turn will guarantee adequate water pressure for fire protec tion sufficient electrical power and the properzoning for heavy induury Mr Story said in news re lease issued last night thecur reot positive economic and busts ncsr outlook points to continued growth for the Barrie hptisc wares plant We look forward to an ex pandiog business and will con tinue our planning to provide superior manufacturing lnétlltiu capable of fast and efficient re sponse to growing consimcr needs be said gt The fatnlittes will be unable nt aocorrunodating the inth tion ofan product lines Mr Story said their lfitdtiosom retired OGE executive now chairman of the barrio industrial Currants lion disclosed last night that OGE told the city in February that there was not sufficient land within city limits to poemsno data the films expansion plans Howevér it was pointed out that an area In innisfil Towns ship within the boundaries of the nth and 14th concessions No in sidcroad and Way too vwouidvbe suitable if it could be annexed COMMENDS REEVE We immediately started to accumulate six parcels of land East51m¢oe Libémls plSelecigAlex Gilmom At an enthusiatic meeting at 1Coldwaler hall last night Alex Gilmour Midland businessman was choscn Liberal condidate to contest the East Simcoe seat in the forthcoming provincial eicc tion on Tuesday October 17 Mr Gilmour wallknown ser vice club speaker was theronly Night On Town Contest Winner Mrs Jesse of Barrie is winner oi this weeks Night on the Town contest with her ans wer Harris Flowers Mrs lesse wins corsage compliments of Harris Flowers taxi service from Allnndaie Taxi dinner for two at Maude Kourys two steaks compliments of and 1th Food Market An theatre tickets to the ltoxy atre andaftcecar wash at Taylors Texaco The Night on theTown contest is weekly feature sortie Ex aninnr it consists of series of letters scattered through ada vertisements Readers are lnvit ed to unscramble the letters and form the name of the business featured during the Week nominee in his acceptance speech he told applauding Lib erals it was time for achnnge Ill government in Ontario sud called for support of Liberal leader Robert Nixon The Con servatives have been in power since 1943 and he argued should he replaced Liberal member for Grey North Eddie Sargent of Owen Sound spoke in support oi Mr Gilmour and blasted at what he termed crippling taxes They try to tell you that you never had it so good but taxes were never so high and they keep do manning more and more said Mr Sargent as he denounced provincial Conservative spend ing policies TIIREEJVAY CONTEST With the nomination ltlr Gilmour the East Simone nlec tion is assured of being at least threeway contest Gordon Smith Orillia car dealer and former radio station owner ls the Conservative candidate and Gordon Stanley service station operator has been named stand ardbeorer for the NDPs The riding extends from Orillic to lilidlnnd and includes Oro town ship to its borders with liarrlc The riding member for the post 13 and hint years Lloyd Lelherby MPP Coldwater insur anccmnn nnnounced his retire ment some time ago and Mr Smith was chosen at largely attendcd convention at Midland in his place LONG CONSERVATIVE native of Uphill Mr qu mour was former announcer with Orltlin radio station and now is with the Midland station in the lost provincial election on September 25 1903 Mc Garvoy then of Drillia was Liberal candidate in East Sim one and was beaten by Mr Lclherby when he carried the riding for the fourth time Mr McGarvcy has since moved to Chathom East Simcoc has not elected Liberal to the provincial house since Dr Garnet Tanner of Midland won the seat when illit chell Hepburns Liberals swept into power in 1034 Later George Drew represented the riding for term before he be came premier In rats The Con servatives have remained in power at Queens Parkalnce with Kennedy following Mr Drew as prcmior and then Leslie Frost and Mr Itob artsthe latter in 1961 Says Habitual Criminals Shouldntv Get Logal Aid Legal aid should be denied to habitual criminals according to Currie legal aid director of Simone County Mr Currie tolda meeting of the Rotary Club of Barrieryes terday that he believed legal aid should not be granted to por sons with more than three of fenses against them Between 25 and do per cent of persons receiving legal aid are repeat offenders the Barrie sol Icitor told the assembly Money for legal aid comes out of the taropayers pockets he said He also outlined the purpose and procedureto pgocure leg al aid Legal aid is offered to make all persons equal in the courtroom Mr Currie said The Canadiansystem is sty led from but an improvement on the English system lit start ed with grant of 51000000 but it appears that much more mon ey will be required as its use increases Another er vi provided through legal aid is duly coun sel which is available atall12 county courts in Simone County This counsel makes defendants aware of their legal right and offers advice about their cases Without charge CURRiE irector legai aidin Simone County yesterday tlinedtb work Anyone convicted may not an peal the case through legal aid without approval of the director Namcs ot recipients of legal aid are kept confidential with only the director and solicitor aware of the aid Applications are made to the director who then refers the ap plicant to welfareworker for investigation into his financial situation The defendant must pay as much asheean afford toward the cost of legal aid Al ter approval the applicant is shown list of lbwyeis from all over Ontarin from which be can choose The director may not in any way indicate choice of counsellor Themaior delay encountered in the leg aid system comes when the welfare investigator is unable to contact the applicant because he is not at the address listed or is absent if after two calls the appli is not contacted letter is tten and about seven days allowed for reply After there on days if no reply is recei ed the application is refused Lawyers taking legal aideas as receive threequartera of their regular rate of pay Mr Currie graduated from the ngn theleg at regular roca mg of salary club University of Toronto in 1931 Become to En in 1941 and has served as soil or for Sim cne County for six years and worked with the Barrie firm of Conder Sugg and Bigelnw Asked his feelings on capital punishment Mr Currie replied that he favored it MARINE ronacnsr Marine forecasts for the Great Lakes valid until 11 inm Saturday Lake Erie Lake Ontario North to northeast winds 20 to 30 knots today decreasing grad ually to variable 10 to 15 by tonight And becoming souther ly by Saturday morning Mostly fair Lake Huron Georgian Bay Northeastorly winds 15 to 25 knots becoming variable 10 to 15 this afternoon and southerly 15in 20 overnight Fair Lake Superior Variable winds 10 to lslknots becoming southerly 15 to 20 this afternoon and increasing to so to to tonight Fair the Miramar Gardens rt floss Tumbuli rte Charter Wilso bousewarea and bottle salami xpdnfsion totalling as men procured op lion and started negotiating anv nexatlon proceedings withlnnls ftl 1dTownship Mr Mitohlnson II He curnendsdJnnlsni Reeve Joe Codtreoe for supporting the annexation hid the property will heraldIo Canadian General Electric at cost and services will be paid for on local improvement has is This means the cityot Bar ria did not make money but more important it did not lose rnolley Mr Mltdiluop said the gain will norm from be created industrial aaaesxnent and more jobs for more people Oily coundl was tarenhnmu tn approving the land sale Mayor Cooke said it was signi ficant that OGE ohose to locate additional facilities hero in spite of competition from other ecu trea in Ontario and beyond runners CONFIDENCE Mr Story laid the purchase of land in Barrie reflects our continued confidence in our un leoyees and in tha city of Bar and the industrial mrnmittee for cooperating in the selection of suitable land Canadian General Electrica present plant in Barrie has an dergone four major expansions since the original 60000 square feet plant was built in 1016 The most recent unparuton 000 sq ft addition was mpleted to 1966 and brought the total manufacturing space to 300000 square feet The company has an annual payroll of 360000 in Barrie with some 1000 em ployees Under the agreanont approv ed last niyit it will cos the many an estimated $3462 for sanitary sewers 964286 for water mains meat for rnlllt way spur line and $111640 for the extension ol Bayview Drive Costs are to be spread over luyear period The land was purchased by the city from Cyril Cook Woodlt land Heights Estates and the Township of twist SAFETY TIPS By CPL RALPH FERRY The School of Hard Knociu is not our best educational insti tution nor is experience always the best teacher Still there are many who pre fer to learn some of the mos difficult lessons by experience only LongAbended people consid er traffie situations in depth be fore they leap thereby avoid ing many of the uncomfortable afteraffects in failing to antici pate trouble in the making The vehicle left parked too near an intersection may be just the view obstruction that will contribute to an accident between Intensive cm He paid unite to city nouns Isiiicclained NDP Candidate Robert Donnie viepresident of the Elrrla Labor Cotmcil laat night was acclaimed theNer Deniocretle Party candidate in Storm Centre Mr Dennis Whoj menber of the executive councilot the Ontario Federation of Labor was born in Guelph and has lived hero for to years He said that control olprleer would be in the bands of the consumer under an NDP govarn ment people would be given the facts on goods and would then be able to buy intelligently ltlr Dennis also ensured the ND would provide legislation to provide for fair later can Innis Turning to housing he laid the terrible part about the housing crisis is that it was grth mortly alter World War LOANS FOR HOMES lie charged that there was no housing available to people in the middle income bracket and advocated the organization at more lowincome housing Maybe Prernle Roberta could explain what housing is available to people in the mid dle income bracket be said Mr Dennls advocated loans to people who could not afford homes under the NM and the HOME plan To keep with th having food prices law be said that farming must lzed and subsidized One thing suggested was the provision of longAterm credit lle charged that the odor of the sewage trcntrnent plant near Bradford Street has affected property values in the immed iate area HKompenlcit Bay has been polluted for years he said People who want to go swim ming have to go to Wasaga Beach EMERGENCY NUMBERS 725558 7284131 72559 72644 cm 1v anion SEPTEMBER 1m IExperienee Not The Best Teacher turning car and another ap proaching the corner Second gear stops at STOP bitersections result in great percentage of collisions This type of minorfi infraction takes on major proportions when an other vehicle approaches on an intersecting street Tailgating thecar ahead is very obvious foolish and ban nrdous habit practised by only the unthinking driver Perhaps Im naturally cou tlous person and admittedly may miss some of the tlutlls of life but who have to enjoy of lile intendvto enjoy OUTSIDE our hospital and our magis trates court What are your intentio Unit lltvItVIi Outlined To Sheba Shrinera The proposed Intensive Care Unit Infants for the new Royal Victoria Hospital building ln Barrie was explained to mom bcrs of Sheba Shrine Club at in Community House by Dr Raymond Asquith The club had Meeting was chaired by Pre sident Hugh Johnston of Orililas Prior todinner members met for social hour at the poolside of Noble Jack Wallwins resilt dence Sunnidalo itd Among the visiting Shrinera was Athol Lay ton profusional wrestler and TV commentator from Toronto it was reported that the annual Presidents Ball would be held in Orlllia Oct 28 Directora meeting was held at the home o1 Noble Terry Harris itnovnwcs 1v VACUUM SERVICE new euan rv sEra lflb Mulcaster 716$le their September dinner meeting previously approved expenditure fnr this project Ottaway Crescent Sophia when financial report of Shrine cir cuses held at Barrie Orillia and Collingwood lasthtny was pre sented Net earnings were St 07067 of which$4000 was con verted to bonds and placed in safety deposit Balance plua last years much smaller profit on hand is $39788 The clubs principal object is to help bond icapped cbndren Membership applicationswere received from George Styles Barrie and Barry Loft Collin wood Alwaas therewith madame 51in II or more mnnmm moon MIAoAnArinincr COMPAhtlYVLIMITEJfl ucnuor st llobert Dennis EYDNEY OWEN AND NDP CANDIDATE ROBERT DENNIS yer and past leader of the Ontario 12 party last night aald that provincial takeover of the administration of justice was Just beginninghe urged re form of the magistratos rye Iem large number of them magistrates are completely unqualified he sold and some havd no legal training at all Some of then are ignoram uses he said and some of them are worse than that some are sadistic tgnornrnures Mr Jollilfe said that magis log and Some experience inro cial work He said that one of the major reasons for the high cost of housing was the high cost of land and the reason for that was land speculation Spocuintors are buying up belts of land near cities or ob talning options in hopes of doub ling or tripling their money he said He said dint one solution to the problem would be capital gains tax that would be with ciently high enough to stop speculation and thus lower housing prices An exception would be made for the homeowner who wants to move to another house Once spcoidation in land was finished it would be possible for provincial housing uuin ority to obtain land and more housing could be built under provincial auspices Another direction reform in housing could take would be for the provincial government to pressure Ottawa for the remov al ofthe sales tax on building materials Mr Joliiife advocated the en couragement of industry to roam ccr LEADER Some Magis Sadistic Ignoramuses Joiliffe Toronto law tratea should have legal trains move to smaller towns and cit ies to prevent the crowding of hundreds into one place as has occurred in Toronto He said that rising food prices would go even higher if the for mer bad to spend more and more money on producing Mr Jotilffe cited stattatica from the early 1950s staid showed that is per cent of the gross fann Income went to pro ductlon costs la so per cent The further Ontario OCF party leader dzarged that Premier Now the figura irates am called the prbvincinl elec tion Oct 11 to pull the troops together after he saw the could not be trotted in their so port for Roblin or Stanfield in the short time remain log he told the audience of 10 It is almostimposslble for your candidate toreoch every one but the people should hear him on radio or he sent letter outllnlng his platform The NDP program would mean very great progress over the years to come much more than there has been in tbs past he said Official Results or liquor Votelionlirm Early Figures Official result of Innlsfll Town ships liquor vote made public Thursday afternoon confirmed preliminary figures released earlier in the day Voters Wednesday approved liquor stores for the township by slim margin but rejected beer stores dining lounges and hey ernga room again by narrow margins sortercent majority la re quired for approval on all ques tions Some 3061 voters or lnper cent of the 4360 eligible turned out to cast ballots They approved liquor stores by 6012 percent but rejected beer stores They voted 6012 per cent in favor of liquor stores but only 5556 in favor of dining lounges 5951 per cent for beer stores and 530 per cent for beverages rooms of the 11743 ballots cast each voter wasgivcn four 501 were spoiled Township Clerk Richard Groh reports recount may be requestcd up to 14 days from the data of the election TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS BHONE 7282414 MIKES MILK has moved lo 149 Dunlap El Earriea Newest SERVICE PLAZA FREE PARKING gMIKES MILK 7261783 ARE ARE vou annual ondwiil 93 QExcellentvrbenefits medical insuvone Highestprawn earnings in Simcoe County no Dunlap unhappy with your present enrningsd ixa thidtitdit FEMPIININ itfvourinswg stranger DonWolkToConodionTire win onto EYou The finest bouippedshop Steody ye rrourld employment profit sharing waning intermission States have doubled in the past thraa ye are and wears commone ing large expansion program Apply in Confidean to RON HAUGHTDN Service Manager CANADllAiN TIRE VsroRE Weat Barrie