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OUTLINE OFWORK GIVEN AT INNISFII COUNCILS FIRST martin ExaminPr MEETING AT CHURCHILL HALL on Paper Presented to program of particular interest lion mum mm including the reading of paperon My zludiu teaching was preveniad at In this ilhe regular nmeung of the Barrie to not only think all branch of the Ontario WI bill to bionic Teachers Arm lion onllmen to what we Moriday evening Jan 12 in the gather able tabs auditorium of St Marys School Section ZWPoges to 12 Simcoe County Junior Farm ers at Conference in Toronto By counclilors Blythe McConkey lll Elan lreton Clerk Allen Rev Monday morning 11 an the Beech wgred Stewanrl membch of lrluluil Council gathMi53 Mary Stank mad supfvzgay cred the Community tiall 3310 cowan pC Roy fawn Churcblll and were called to order and Charles Spwuge admumed TM gm me we school an and by mark Am M10 presemzum 581135 home 31 enloyed through the kindness of the princb to learn to think we ml each Willi 21 will me Oamzsplendid dinner which included pa 3mg Ruse Mane Jamie of ofce which With their bandsldrge 933 mm wmch mt Clerk Ml Jeme Bryan gave magi Clawmg Bible they mpealmzmmwd to carve and nished WHE interesting and instructive talk on eolemnly promising they wouldl pic and ice cream The thanks of Twmnmh Century Musics djxuss No matter whether your well and truly serve the ratepaYi the gathering were expressed to mg the MN tune scale mm istudying 13 directed to 35 of the township Clerk AllanMrs Hughes and Councillor Cook Wm nmrclaicmnl wlywnalwmoml level or you an then declared the member dulygmr 36 mm Blowing New as Shawn mt xstudymg for fun and sworn to their office Mrs Hughes was LiSzioLLii by MUtks Debussy Rave same procedure of study MN Reeve Clifford Luckllart ithMIsl Willi 1183165 Mrs June burg Strum and Shawn Same said the writer called on Rev Beech minisHughes having had in go to lor= prank carefully and ter of Burton Ave United Church to her mothers power of the brain into fllm untitled and also of Ilolly Urutcd Church which is that attended by the Lockharts lonio owing new Appoint Committees Reeve Lockbllri appointed depu illi Rev Mr BLcch told tbc councilty we Toad Chairma lei that they were placed office to dccidu for the people what they needed At the begin 71mg of year it was always most important to make good start The township councils pollILCd the way to good and rcspunsiblc gov crnmcnfs know that you will take your work Seriously and do your dul ics as you sec timn In added before reading from the revised version of the Biblc nficr which in their in said short praycr and on LllC request of the recvc presented copy of the new reviscd version grouds committee councillor lConkcy as chairman of Scouncllior Cook as chairman ircltef and councillor Ireton nance flitl of as chairman of educational matters Would Seccdc From School Area lLampbcll presented petition sign lcd by 54 ratepayers of the former ischoul section of No 11 asking that leave he grunfcd for than to scccdc from the No School Aron The petition was accepted by the conned and the clerk instructed to ascertain what action was noc lcssary in order that the request Leonard and William The Bell Talc phouc flour provtdcd the mmrzbers With It snowed the ringside scat at radio of the Telephone Hour Bell Telephone or broadcast chcslru conducted by Donald Vor ilccs Zucst soloist was Joseph Iiofmunn the distinguished pianist IllllLtd and explained Ilu film also included Sholsuf network progrnlm zlrc trans the import telephone equipment and law of ZillCt long lilsluncc lines in brundczmling Studio Teaching Cordon James organist Anglican Climva 11 Bradford and member of lilc Iicglstcrcd Mustc lcnclicrs AS on the Barrie branch of socizllion studio lizld prcpnrcd the paper touching road of the mcelmg by Miss Elsie Cloughlcy at Ibo zlettmg your whole thought bl iwhat you are doing was his zlo pupils Get the moi out of iprauztice time accomplishing Pan particular thing each day Plan your work It is much bete llcr to master one thing which days and days amouan to than to try to learn everything inner and get very confused delux lt Slop any aimless practiclnr iyou are doing and make point of mastering specific pages 11mm bars or even notes lie also stressed the importance of regular study Only through rcgulur consistent and thorough practicing can you attain work gable knowledge of your subject He nlo stressed the need of system murking passages where difficulty Written for both parents and 15 ortcguntcrcd and making note fpupils the article analyzed the rca or the technical things you find nulls for studying music the lllilll mm 10 Show your teacher nor in which it should be studied Im 5ng of such win he zmd the rcsulls of the pupils cl Epmgrem he promised progress in lwo vuysmmecbanically or techni nymh piano lllU 11de nmsmalm wzly ltIllLV of saying something gsuggcstcd Mr Jumcs Instead of Builmng Malawi spcaking what vc are thinking or Buildng musicianship is the Ewishing to say wc mukc sounds on prune aim and ultimate goal of Ethis instrument that nppczil to our yum study If you make camrw SIIIIUIHHIS and in this way express music technique is amolutaly necessary but ills only begin umld bi Bumm to the IUWIISIIIIL It was handed to Clerk Allan Ilcv Mr Beecii told of the 13 years of work that went into the revision of the Hi ble which is written in the lan guage of the modern man and would 3551 many to road and un derstand the more difficult pass ages of thc Bible The rccvc lifter welcoming the old mcmbcrs back to council cau tioned Allcu lrcton new councill or to bc ILfllly to lake criticism which was bound to come as his Explanation of Grant Charles Spencer and William Grecnocrc of Thornton cumc to council to ask an CXplllIlflLiUn of but motion made at last council in making grant of portion of the taxes on the hull zit Thornton which is owncd by frutcrnul or ganization It was shown that the hull was uscd by raicpuycrs of both InniSfil and Essa and that if any grants were ullowcd they should be of equal amounts from Ehow wc fccl by musical sounds in in port the work of council He hoped that when majority of council voted in favor of motion the whole council would then got behind the decision Deputy Rccve Allan Todd stated that big your ahead made it nec essary they all pull together lie told the members that his uncle Eben Todd was seriously ill and that he might be called to Tor onto at any moment Eben Todd is former rceve of the township and also Wurdenot the county Tom Cook said he had been number of years in council and each year the business got bigger and commented Our ratepayers are all behind us and will coop crate with us Councillor Blythe McConkcy rc markcd This is the third time have made start in the council have come and gone know that the duties are increasing also our population Greater demands are increasing the costs of opera tion The needs of the people are our interests and as Rev Beech has said we will have to accept our responsibility have no doubt lial ournew council will make good man and will get used to the knocks Councillor Allan Ireton the junlt ior member said that he would XIOL have much to say feelwe are here to serve as council as whole and Iknow that it we abide by the rules of the Bible we have had presented we niight not have need for lot of legis lation Clerk Allan said it was pleasure to again officiate as clerk at theinauguraonof councilzand that tthe qualityof thf men It little duomhar iliavvouilibe good council for the township feel there maybea way out of the high taxation as there al ways seems to be way out of everything he added Exjdeputy reeve Charles Sproule who was present saldthat after ve years he was now just spec tator and wished every member successful year He offered re gret over the action of last years council in purchasing the re equipment at their last meeting He felt that the matter required further decision and hoped that Hthe new council would straighten out some of the matters in that connection Park superintendent YR gBlack PC Roy Fergu on and as sessor Wilfred Stewa 3150 ex pressed good wishes to the new council Turkey Dinner Following this the members and officials were invited to the home of Mrs Edward Hughes where Tom Cook had arranged turkey dinner to be served Reeve Lock hart deputy reeve Allan Todd TH msunnnu both municipalities Mr Grccnncre pointcd out that lunisill was the only one collect ing the taxes However as the offer of the grant was not tax rebate it was felt that it could not be increased but was merely to assist with operating expense That Essa had made grant to the building fund while Innistll had not was also pointed out The matter was left until the hall board approached Essa Council Assessor Stewart Resigns Assessor Wilfred Stewart lend ered his resignation as he felt that after 28 years he had served long enough He offered to give any assistance he could but refused to reconsider on the request of the reeve who expressed regret that the township was losing the value of his experience Bylaw to Borrow to Finance School bylaw was passed allowing the treasurer to borrow from the Bank of Commerce at the rate of per cent while financing the building of the school at Belle Ewart and untilrthc debentures were 280M and the cash deposited atthe bank Request $80000 for Roads in 1953 Road supervisor John Cowan told council that the roads appro priations of $65000 fell short to cover expenditures last year The overdraft will amount to nearly $3000 He asked that request for $80000 be made for 1953 This has to be in the hands of the De partment of Highways by Jan 24 Financial Condition Unknown Asked by the reeve as to the nancial standing of the township at the beginning of the year treas urer Allan was unable to give any denite statement other thanthat the amount of taxes collected were he believed greater than last year He presented the bylaw allowing the funds to be borrowed for capital expense in connection with the new school at Belle Ewart similar method will have to be adopted to cover the toilet project in the park and the fire ghting equipment Put Engineer on Park Work Reeve Lockhart told council that he had taken it on himself to put Mr Keyes an engineer on to in Barrie Skating Club Everyone is talking about the 1953 Ice Carnival The date has been nally set for Saturday March 14 55 mark that date on your calendar Carnival chairman Bill Whyte has completed the organization of the various committees program advertising tickets and accommo dation social costume makeup stage management and properties and most of these committees have already started working Mrs Whyte has outlined the actual skating program which promises to be even more exciting and lovely than last years Fantasy of the Seasons The skaters them selves are enthusiastic and work ing hard to improve their skills which we hear are already much moreadvanced than at this time lat year We plan to invite visiting stars to complete our program even though our club has developed is own Stellar system Personally we feel that the primary group aged 59 years should receive top bill ing Th ir natural charm grace and com dy Will bring down the house Changes In Program Two changes in the skating pro gram should be noted There will be no private instruction after the spect and supervise the installation 1nd of January Mrs Whyte will at the park He had sent couple of others who had declined to assume responsibility He that in spiteof the motion passed against hiring the Jengineer he could not be persona responible forthe Work He had asked the engineer to take over Foxes Galore Finance chairman McConkey had some problems to face with his new job One of these was pay mentfor about 20foxes claimed to have been killed in the town ship Municipalities adjoining In nlsfil do not pay abonus on foxes and although the party applying for the bonus must take an affi davit that the fox was killed loc ally there seemed some doubt as to where it was chased fromf felt then devote all her time during skating periods to carnival and class instruction However extra attention will be given to skaters dian Figure Skating Association tests to be held after the carnival The Saturday patch periods from 11 Vpm will be held ex clusively for skaters recommended by Mrs Whyte who yvill be ent to give instruction to all patch skaters Saturday Jan 17 it for members who registered for cliib tests in December There will be second club test held on Sunday Jan 25 from 13 pm Participation in olubtest is invaluable experience for those desiring to take the more advanced sis of the CFSA who are preparing for the Cana To Speakat Stayner PETE McGlLLENHWhO will ad dlCSS an open meeting at Siayncr Town Hall on Wednesday Jan 21 at pm to which the public are invited Visit of the wellknown conservationist and outdoors col umnist ofThc Toronto Telegram is sponsored by the Stayner Rod and Gun Club resident of Petcrboro Mr McGillens intimate knowledge of the outdoors coupled with lib eral sprinkling of humor and half veiled pityfor people who live in cities gives his writing rustic quality rarely found in metropol itan newspapers aside from the setting of annual fees which is necessary to meet nancial obligations The mem bership quota is limited only by available hours of ice andinstruc tion There are no membership restrictions We consider the club community venture institute and organized as it was by the Barrie Recreation Committee We have been delegated to receive and accept many offers of assist ance for the carnival from those who are not club members All offers of assistance will be wel comed Call Mr Whyte 4374 1953 Carnval The 1953 Ice Carnival should be one of the bright spots of Barries entertainment calendar We would like everyone interested to have ifshare in its preparation and production Well see you at the Arena WARNING NOTE Too often those in responsibilin get far too lax in administering the affairs of the Canadian tax payer Perhaps the Currie re port will serve as warning eIIanna Altai Herald YOUNG PEOPLE at the Junior Farmer Conference in Tor Sinclair Churchill Margaret Clement Vanessa and Rob onlo Jan preceding the annual meeting of the Ontariolcrt Brown Bradford 21 Junior Farmer director from South Federation of Agriculture included left to right Allan Brown Simcoc Mr Sinclair was nominated this year by Ontario for Barrie Junior Former director from North Simcoe Furls Nufiield scholarship BRERETON FIELD NATURALISTS CLUB NOTES Second Bird Census The Brerclou Field on Sunday Dec 28 Such con sus is made during the Christmas season throughout this continent and the results are forwarded to IhcAudubbu Society in New York City for publication The Ontario dederation of Naturalists is also planning to publish the results of the census taken by Ontario clubs this year Twelve members of the Brereton Club in five cars and two other members afoot spent 25 party hours searching for birds between the hours of am and pm on the census day 0116 hundred and seventy miles were covered by car and 16 miles on foot The dis tricts covered included Tollcndal Barrie Shanty Bay to 0m Beach Craighurst Anton Mills Minesing Midhursi Park Little Lake Col well Angus and Camp Borden Birds Identified The following is the list of birds identified starting with the most common Redpolls 629 Tree Spar rows 154 English Sparrows 140 Blackcapped Chickadees 98 Star lings 84 Snow Buntings 55 BlueL jays 51 Evening Grosbeaks 18 Red Crossbills 15 Herring Gulls 14 Whitebreasted Nuthatches 13 Downy Woodpeckers 10 Pine Sisk insIOGolden=eye Ducks Ruffled Grouse Goldnches Juncos tiledbreasted Nuthataches G01 dencrowned Kinglets Brown Creepers Hoary Redpolls Common Loon Redtailed Hawk Northern Shrike Hairy Wood pcker This givesa total of25 species and 1330 individuals for the census day In the same area on the 27th Pileated Woodpeck er was seen and on the 29th Purple Finches female Cardinal and immature Whitethroated Sparrow These of course cannot be counted inthe totals Comparison With 1951 In the 1951 censuswe located 27 species and 924 individuals In comparing the lists of the two years we notice that no owls were seen this year while last year Barred Owls Shorteared Owl and Greathorned Owl ere Natulalists Club held its second Bird Ccnsusj and musing from the 1952 census list Were the Pine Glosbcck Iilc ulcd Woodpcckcr Brown Thrush cl Kingfisher Cardinal Wiliic lhmulcd Sparrow and Pheasant On the otlicr hand the Common Loon joldcncyc Ducks Rodfail ed Hawk Rodbreasted Nuihntches NOIIIICIII Shrike Hoary Rcdpolls Ilcd Crossbllls and Brown Creepers vcrc vzlriulics seen in 1052 and not in 1951 From the two lists it ap pears that we might with favyr nblc weather be able to nd loc ally approximately 35 species Worth Special note in this years list are the Goldeneye Ducks and the Common Loon only possible because of the open water off 0m Beach and in the centre ofKem pcnfelt Bay Also the very large number of Common Redpolls was rather surprising Entertdined At Angus When darkness ended the census stead of talking sounds Music will never die Too many =pcoplc in fact almost everybody enjoy it in some way or anothch Evcn if unable to express things quite so cusin at the piano the study of music and the piano in particular is still of much value he wrote We very often study music to appreciate others performing it so that We can rCqu and enjoy it and leLii express for us all our dreams and aspirations and Iong lugs pupil can study to gain enough knowledge to cnjoy hearing othch play Reasons for Study Another reason for studying mus ic and the piano in particular is the fact that the study of this sub ject correlates all our concentra nlng Muslciunsliipuwhat we sayr what we feel what we bowls for mou imporiunt If you study for the educational values involved musicianship is equally important With it you live all music You en joy it to its full Results from studying one parii cular instrument the piano will lend to the finding out of other in sirumenis and groups of insLmL moms and an understanding of them stated Mr James The results of your studying are incalculoble The musicianship you build now will be with you forever Are you making the most 01 your opportunities he challenged social hour followed the meetj ing when refreshments were settled by the Sisters of St Joseph ANNUAL BARRIE UNION MEETING CEMETERY co BARRF9MMPTI H9955 TUESDAY JAN 20 at pm taking the members assembled at the home of Mr and Mrs Carman Angus to turn in reports and recount the events of the day while enjoying refreshments The Brereton Club is planning to have two more evening meet ings before Easter Please watch for notice about dates and about the monthly hikes Quits Prolice Force For Air Pilot Join WINDSOR JAN 12 CP policeman who spent seven years and $2000 to learn to bea pilot is turning in his uniform for that of aLfransanada Airlineshpilot Harold Langlois 25 will take threemonth special training course at Montreal before graduat ing to flying job He had 200 flying hours to his credit when he and three friends applied to TCA The others failed to pass the medical examination Langlois just made it himself ihe airlines age limit for new pilots is 25 gt ADMIIIED WOMEN The University of London was the first academic body in Britain to admit women as candidates for degrees in 1867 All lot owners are requested to be present Special Speaker MR Secretary of the Ontario Cemeteries Association cemetery matters BURKHOLDEII will More smmt Presidi MAMMOTH ll use ST JOSEPHS AUDITORIUM Tues Jun 815 WINNERI PLUS SIIIIIIIIIAMIS BIG SPECIAL GAME This will be for full card and THERE MUST BE AND SHARE THE WEALTH identified Others seen in 1951 Inview offthe fact that con siderable business romaine to be transacted council agreed to ad journ until Tuesday afternoon GRAIN SHIPMENTS ownN SOUNDONT we More than 18000000 bushels of grain were unloaded at the Great Lakes Elevator Companyshefe dur SaveBy Prepayln The Barrie Skating Club is nearing the end of its first year of operation It has been success ful and happy year and solid foundation has beenylaid for the gtiiieuarggr Dixiiuomikiiingmlsg Ratepayers may purchase Tax Prepayment Receipts during months instruction has received =pnovince January February March and AprIlot the followmg rates gwideattentiononquinteLestx and we ing the past year Newton Heels ifeel Mrs Whyiehas proved that manager of illeelevatonsaid itwas it canbe done Imlflk hm he Film This club is not8 private club gt slum lostivltherguinmit IA Mister butwebm you have kepttrylngtotell fwayi numb 31974 2461 2959 3941 Jenner gt984 1967 2459 2950 3934 49121 73151 10000 9834 exepion Health poling tecttsgphe Wholevm at 95 Yfsnmany 17 BARRIE4 ARENA if furthar 1th at on parental roman mum mm allowed titanium sj Ontario mnlxed ricketywill be 4ltiv