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Mun um ru nun lullmt um fl ll IllIION nulu 74H rum Hum lulu Mm mun mum AlumIn VIII nmmuu an MIMI mm In em BarrieExaminer June 24 1948 Dr Scott MBE outlined to Simeoo County Council details of how the new County dlealth Unit would function Stewart installed as Vltl Kerr Mas onic Lodge William Stewart develop ingsplendid park on his property op poslte Barrie Arena open to public on Sundays Barrie Public Utilities drilled now well at Bayview Parki Dr Geor Seymour elected president Barrie ons Club Jack Batstone took over Dunlop tire agency on Maple Ave Sign of the Bear slogan at Simmons Co slore got new bear only third in 00 years It was stint by Bill Fleming while hunting in liallburton stuffed and mounted by Toronto taxider mist Donaldllell elected president Slmcoe County Federation of Agricul ture Len Tripp engaged as instruc tor Barrie Fl lng Club Thornlon Continuation hool discontinued Pupils in future go to Barrie District Collegiate Rev Eric Mcllwaln ol Barrie ordaln ed minister in United Church or Canada takes first charge at Piumas Manitoba Le Ion Carnival drew large crowds three rights Mayor Grant Mayor Pro aldent Bob Bibby of Le inn amt Presid ent Peter Sinclair on made draws The subject comes up with the recent news that Roy Klghtley had been transferred fromRenfrew to Ottawa as senior official in the Delivery Require ment Section Mr Kightley was the first of the record seven After war service overseas he joined Barrie Post Office as assistant in 1946 and later succeeded the late Nicol Thomson as Postmaster Then he was transferred toPeterborough as Postmaster and from that city to Ren ISWYEARS AGO IN TOWN This must be some sort of record Bar rie Post Office has produced no less than segen Postmaster since 1946 Jaycees Plan Celebration On Canadas 96th Birthday This year Canadas birthday has more significance than in any previous time Serious talk has come out of the Prov ince of Quebec where not insignificant portion of the puguiation is talking aration Sucha lng would be trage for this young nation just as it would almost certainly be for Quebec The grievances of Quebec must be studied and rectified where possible Otherwise we would see the breakup of the Dominion of Canada into several splinter countries and no doubt the Maritime and British Columbia would become part of the great nation to our south Such unthinkable matters we trust will be firmly resolved before 1967Canadas Centennial Year On Monday July Canada celebrates her 96m birthday Locally theeverac live Junior Chamber of Commerce is sFonsoring again parade and celebra ton to mark the anniversary in Barrie which community is 14 years older than the Dominion Could Be Postal Record ETTHELM It was on July 1867 that Canadas The Barrie Examiner Walls Publisher Earth Examinrr OTHER EDITORS VIEW Published by Canadian Newspapers Llde 16 Hayfield Street Barrle Ontario DOWN MEMORY LANE or Brian Slalght General Manager mummy JUNE 1m 4m In Ir cri mm the popular car cnlum oi Blimp may no pool 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Plans made for Tereentenary Celebration of Mount St Louis July 34 also reunion of Medonte Townshlp iolk Lance Rumble torm orly of llillsdale and prominent General Motors executive appointed Acting May or Speeial religious ceremony in mem ory of St Anthony Daniels martyrdom at hands of lroquols Indians Sermon by Rev Father Lawlor ot Barrier Barrie Business College purchased by John Jose from Ross Smith Founded in 1897 colleges previous prlnclpals were Ross Turner Harald Recently Waller Bell who served 1n Barrie Post Office from 184610 1957 was appointed Postmaster for When The other former staff members of Barrie P0 now Postmasters are Thomas Tyr er al Lindsa Charles Clark at Angus Victor Murp at RCAF Borden and Grant Awbury at Camp Borden The second of the seven would be Bar ries present Postmaster Thomas Kerr who succeeded Mr Kightley The ilrmlyElanted ideals of Confed eration have come deeprooted pride in the hearts of most Canadians But we as Canadians have for too many years re mained reserved We are constantly swayed by United States influence through movies magazines and televlslon and there is also much evidence of An gloSaxon and French traditions so that we fail to boast about Canada and pub licize our nation as lt deserves Let us make some true that old saying that the last half of the 20th Century belongs to Canada Irew as District fathers of confederation saw four rov inces join together to form the back one of great stronglywelded nation that has grown to take its lace among the leaders of the world They envisioned Dominion from coast to coast united by common heritage and gave the funda mentaicfrinciples of legislation that have endure to this daily There is no doubt that if these princ pies had been adher ed to we would not have agitation from Quebecat the present time GENER POINOT MAKE WARS inspector in the Ottawa Postal Ilhmrr low Mulls Isl Hun Anle vmlml In Iuvlullnn Irum lhl lmnnmem in In In Mind hum In Ihv nullmr Iml IKIPNI lo lmlr I0 Auh MAIN 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Jagucs Rene Gnupil and John de Lnlande All me lhcir dcalhs ar Ihe hands or hostile Indians dur Ing their Inbur to bring Chrlsrlunlry lo Canndn In the early days of the French 090 Jqu 21 ms TODAY IN HISTORY SCHOOLS OUT FOR JOE FOSTER mm In hll ml In 1w lull lmnml Ivy Donna mm and hula Mdnllnm lvh Ill mm who ml lnled nltllu um dllnn In In him lmnm Mum pomr lo you and more power In more tdxlnrlnl tll vnurnulnu you do pmplu In mm hrra nnd lo my her and hrlp up wunlry rnw Your rry Iruly Onknh Jnnra lhls xrawm Alnct Mm wcnl In work In Capo Brclnn rlgl all lhe First World War And nxnln you are no right Ilml here are briuhler prospect nur lho horlmn BUT units wo kccp nmindlnx pcoph Iuch mm chemiral cnuimcn he zraduulr or our high arhmlx nnd our WHORE whn no In the Stale or to England or Europe and Hum dunl mmc hark nrcnl we gum In ha lured wilh manpower Ahurlnxc Hm manly cnpnMe pcnplu um wo nwl la tonlinuc In Rmsp and mnxolldnln lhm brighter pm mm It does an own bettor Jab than trlcd to do In my talk to the chemicnl enamelrs am glad to lind someone agreeing with me mld also gottan llrcd of us you put It In the last paragraph vocal citizens who are ntwny anyinx whats wrong with Constructive criticism will buy but the constant can In that mm to no on tram so many quartm gets mighty baring You are so right when you my we have cementum way In the last 20 or 30 yuan would ex pand it to on even greater num ber of years because have Your cdilorlnl an Monday June lolh headed Canadians Not 1015qu But Have Come Loni Vay Is good one Bear 31 ilun silage three men stand oulvns being In the running in Ihe succession In Harald Mne millanl They are ll Al Euller Reginald lllaudlinz and lard ilailshnm In quicklylnken Gallup Poll ll revealed ihal illr Butler in lhe public mlnd lends by short head with Lord Hallsham next in order allowed by Reginald lllaudlinz and Edward Heath The key polnl however lhlt the public wlll have nothing in my about the selection at tho new prime mlnlsler There will are not whether Mr Macmillan will resign but when he will resign and whn will Iuccecd him lie is not likely Io resign immediately although many Conserveilvns favor the idea that ii li weru in he done re better to he dune qplckl This is not entirely due to the nationshaking disclosures at what has becomu known as lhu Proiumn case and the Prniumo debuts in the Hours oi Com mons fihnt was merely the cui mination oi mics oi lovemo mcnt crises in which Mr Mac mlllnn suliered trnrn hlEh de gree oi vulnerability and which had much to do with destroying the tumor favorable image at the party in the public mind in deed many Conservative apen 1y expressed their conviction beinre the Proinmo scanan broke that change leader ship was desirable The vote in the House at Commons in which 27 Conservative abstained rum vnting in support of their party and its leader served notice on Mr Macmillan that the time its game fur hlm ta withdraw LONDONWho zolnfl to be iho next Prime Minister oi Greai Briialn Up in law monihs ago the only oliernailve Io Mr Macmillan would have been the leader oi the Labor party But ii now seem loirly certain that liir Macmillan will resign and fess lnio the iwiliglli of political lie with an earidem and ihni there will be new Conservative prime minister nleli in advance oi he next elec ion REPORT FROM UK Bi MclNTYRE HOOD Butler Stands Olit In Leaderéhip Race LETTERS TO EDITOR goon zmronm MI and hlvlhduy vu um prouhlnr Ilr Foul WM Inyl hr In mouth mmmrlem all nine ymn ml the 1011 mm 1th In my awn thlldun lCI Wham Thru um Inunrl mlvlre lor Hm dlsciplu and even hrllrr ldvlu or In ho 1m ladny And he IAhI Ilnln lhun coma ya youmlvu up lnla vlnre m1 ml nhllu or lhtu mlny rnmlnl Ind lolnx Ind lhey had an Itlluu no mud to hurt ll In he llsl ol possiblllllcs Mr Macmillan numswr some of Him previously In no runnan hnvc been chlniuly mumcd out Thch Include lnln Mnchod House Cammom lender Duncan Sandy minisl nr or Commnnuenllh Rahth nnd Eduard llculh Lord Privy SML 50 ll ooh as Ihc choke uilh Mnmllmz the momcnl running on the rails What has not escaped the Ln bnr lenders notice is the in that In ponse to Gallup Poll questi Iire ynu rntisiied or dissatisfied with hir Macmillan as prime minister 54 per cent said they were dissatisiind nnd only it per cent that they era satisfied It is sirniticnntly nat rd that only once beinre in Gnli up Poll history has higher fix me ni dissutisiactian been chur tcd or any prime minister Thai was in 1910 uhcn 58 nor con said thcy um dissniisiicd with Neville Chnmberlain ns prime Minister Within month uitnr thni poll llir Churchill had ink on aver the post from ilir Chamberlain The inuicnl mn mcnl on this is Will history repent ling BIBLE THOUGHT In conversation with Hamid Wilson the Labor leader at lhe annual diner oi the Common wealth Press Union along with some others rounded him out on the question ol his re ercnce for prime ministcri mm the standpoint oi Labors chant es of winnlnl the election Whnt Mn Wilson had to lay wu en tirely oi the record and could not be directly quoted but thered the impression that in irit Labor would be much in tcr oil from the standpoint of winning vote in the election ii Mr Macmillan were to remain inuqflirq until that time lf party oplnlon becomes almnzly cryslalllzed In favor of lllr Maudllna ln ha near ul ure then wlll be Krowlnz de mand for an early chanxa and an early reslgnatlun by Mr Macmillan But present lnrllc allons are that he mllhl his tak hls llme although ll would be much holler or he parly set the new prlme mlnlslu ln alalled to glve hlm ample lime In hulld up lhe parlya lmaze ln preparallan lortha general elec Ilonl Around Westminster it is olr vlous at the moment that 46 year old Reginald hlaudlina Chancrllor oi the Exchequer is most highlyiavored of those be ing mentioned He stands well ahead oi Mr Butler so tar as opinions oi the members are concerned Those who favor Lord Haiisham ara handicapped by the fact that he would have to wait until the Lords Reform Bill is passed to permit him surrender his pcerag and qua ify tor seat in the Commons because film minister in tho House oi rds is today quite unthinkable But it is noticeable that many of those who say they iavor Lord Halisham also any they would switch to Mr Maud ling it they leit the party want ed somebody who already was in the House oi Commons be In conference than would be In Canada or the Ilecllon new parly leader The cholca wlll rest In the hands the hierarchy of the Tory party And In the llnal annlysl Mr lllncmlllnn wlll huvn to to la lhe Queen and advise her Who should be lll successor Naturally there will be much consullallan with the Consen ntlve members at parllnmenl and lt thelr oplnlons the wlll carry most welnht In the Ilnal telectlon