Barrie Examiner, 25 Jun 1968, p. 3

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NORMAN suErswaLL tlelt president of Kempenielt Kiwanis club and Lea Mor gan right llsten as Jim Gil monc centre agricultural missionary to india talks with MISSIONARY users Talk Less Listen Seek Coiificfl Sfippofi Fercommutérigservice lasso accordingltnplan and audio move on Marital Idmhiletlnaior Cmreron said yesterday lbs new wing at total mat of 500000 is the first step oi threestage development pro gram begun in 1966 and will in clude laboratory taciiitlu path nlogy Xray and physiother be Morgan alter the noon hour dinner meeting at Lake view Dairy Examiner Photo More VIn Foreign Aid Effort Jamm Al Gilmore Barrio horn agricultural missionary to lndia told Kernpcnlclt Bay Kiwanians yesterday that United St tes aid dollarsthere are not spenL Many volunteer workers he said both Ameri can and Canadian olten lose the trusrand respect oi the ln dlans lealkirfii toomuch and gt failing to listen was told that for the first year was in the country shduld listen and not talk as went about my work so that could relate the solutions had with me to the specific pro hlems in the area withoutclos Mr Gilmore is paltry ex pett who returned trom lndin year ago alter live year sojourn with his farnily in Al lahahad in the state of Uttar pradesh He said that the aver age chicken owned by an in dian family produces maxi mum of eight eggs year but that once his pilot poultry pro jcel was underway their chick ens were laying 00 eggs worker withAFPltO Action for Food Produ on Mr Gilmore said that all church groups have to work to ether on the project because cant afford the luxury at Visions He showed color slides taken during his tour of duty showing the Tai Mahal which he says is indicative of the great potential of the lndian people and the mud hovel where the average Indian sup pofls his family on an income equivalent to $12 month it distrubs me tosee expen sive carpeting being laid in our public school when the average New officers for Barries Orgith Club were formally re eived into otllee lastnight in ceremony in the Army Announce yTVi Oi New hintedlode Film CKVit television in Barrie will present the film nie Marie Among The llurons on Junevao at 430 pm It will be the lirsl and pos sibly the last opportunity for viewers in Central Ontario to see this neweolor iilm on tele vision in the future it is to be shown in the theatre of the Orientation Centre at Saintc Marlen mong Thc Hurons This rccon structed Jesuit rnission com memorates Outari firstEuro lndiatt youngster will have no chance at even an elementary education until the year 2000 Speaking about the upcoming Federal election Mr Gilmore told the members of the Kiw anis club of Kempenlelt Day that in countrysuchas lndla illiterate much greater turn out is had at the polls than here Indian voters learn to assoc iate man with symbol dur ing the campaign he said and they vote for the symbol Besides the pilot chicken grow project he told of how drilling rigs are now be it will be mostly cloudy with law scattered thundershowen in the harrie district Wednes day the Toronto weather oitice predicts it was expected to he little cooler today with not much change in temperature Wednes day Low tonight 55 high tomorlt row to Noon temperature outside the Barrie Examiner was 69 TORONTO OPt Diiicial forecasts issued at 530 am synopsis weak disturb ce moving eastward is bringing thundershowers to southern On tario new storm will bring where the populatiouJLlflrGellL ing employed to raise ground water which is just below the surince One dam in the high lands he said has irrigated an area the size oi Prince Edward Island The seas around lndia have great potential also he said and millionsmaysoorn hated Birth control measures are be ing taken by government fac ed with 13000000 year population increase He quoted liliehatma Gandhi as once having saidI There are somany hungry people in the world that God cannot ap pear to them except in the form at hre orsrmcr WEthiEll more widespread showers and lhIlndEtShOtVtIS to the area Wednesday Northern areas are expected to miss the showers associated with both disturb HHCES london Hamilton Windsor Toronto Lake St Clair Lake Erie Lake Huron Niagara Western Lake Ontario Mostly cloudy with few scattered thundershowers today Wednes day cloudy wih more frequent showers and thundershowers little cooler today Winds light Sault Ste Marie North Bay Sudhury EasternLake Ontario Haliburton Georgian Bay Algo OPTIMIer INSTth orrtcras Navy Air Force Association clubrooms llere FROM LEFT are Vicepresident Bob Le on president Bill Heckley and Presentation peancommunityand the head quarters for sixot North Amer icaseight French Jesuit martyr saints SaluteMarie Among The Huronsf 16391049 is on Hwy No 12 at the eastern ouulrirts of Midland Ontario nnars can naar Stleters Church in Home is the worlds largest church It can accommodate 80000 per sons Vicepresident Ken McCutchr eon Examiner Photo Kingston Sault Ste Marie apy departments 1nd general outpatient services The hos pitals capacity will be raised mm to 322 bedsh No further additions whidi are still in the planning stages will ultlmately provide 5m beds and station parking garage to wuunodatc 2t0 oars lwothlrds of the cost of hos pital expansion program was supplied by the federal and pro vincial governments Simcoe County and the city of Barrie underwrote grant for the ad ditional onethird Minus vroascnsr TORONTO CPt hiarine forecasts for the Great Lakes is sucd at 530 am EDT today hku Snacrt Winds north easlarly 15 to 15 knots today and tonight Occasional rain ending overnight Lake Huron Georgian Bay Winds northeasteriy 10 knots in creasing to is this afternoon and to IS to 25 knots this evening Few light showers pos sible today Rain tonight and early Wednesday Lake Erie Winds light and variable becoming east to south east 15 to 25 knots this alter noon Few showers today more frequent showersrand thunder showers tonight aod early Wednesday Lake Ontario Winds light east to northeast today increas ing to easterly i2 to 20 knots this evening Oloudy with scat tered showers today and more frequent showers nndthunder show ers tonight andJady Wednesday Cloudy Some Showers Is Wednesday iforecgsi Variable cloudiness today with chance of oneor two light Wednesday mostly cloudy with some light rain Not much change in temperatures Winds light Montreal and Ottawa Varia ble cloudiness today and warm er Mostly clear tonight Forecast Temperatures Windsor 60 St Thomas London Kitchener Mount Fore Wingham Hamilton St Catharines Toronto Peterhorough 7o 70 re 70 ss es 7o 70 7o 65 70 as in as 65 as as as as as as so Owen Sound Trenton Killaloe Muskolta North Bay Sudbury Earlton Kapuskasing White River Moosooee Timmlm World Wide Insurance Fociliiies mrpeiienw corn Note the transaction bin on mamas people xBARRlE DRIVEACAR in Bradford 6t The Barrio GO north eon mitteo wasnt getting anywhere on its was to committee chair man Jack unnox asked city mncii last night to endorse the idea or rapid transit and petition the provincial govern tnan Council heard hlr Lent nos but took no action local committee accord in to Mr tension has pc tition with several hundred narriee on it requening the hlgh speed commuter service Weve gone lust about as far as we can go he said Unless municipal councils get behind us we wont even be on the map as far as GO trains are concerned He told mumzil he had writ ten to the Minister of Highways and Premier John nobarts re questing that consideration be given to extending service north from Metro but he has not yet had reply tram either man He said about t200 people lrom Barrie and district drive to Toronto daily and the num her between here and Toronto amounts to some 12000 ltontatively asked for two trains morning and evening he said We dont aspect such an active service as the one be tween Oakville and Hamilton be cause or our smaller population Letters the wrnmittee has written to the peopley we plied Vthe proidoce all the equipment for the commuter seivlccalnng Lalte Ontario re vealed that it would taken months to get iL we dont ieern to have enough weight on our own to get it across to goycrnment that we need Godsstern and want hesaid Thisweek letters train the committee soliciting support will he read in Bradford Town Conn jilL and lnuisril Township Coun Withont the support otthe municipalities its dead house he said The GO north idea started ln February when hits Sidney Samuels oi till King circu latcd petition it moved quick ly to this area Smith Roberts AlfConvention FORT WlLLlAM GP Tax ncentives for plantsginstsliln air pollution controlequipment are advocated in resolution passed Monday by the Associa tion ot Ontario Mayors and Reeves atdts annual conference Attendng the convention from barrio are Aldermen Fred Smith and Roberts The association also approved Published utensth an amended resolution asking for an investigation into appar ent price discrepancies in gas oline pricelhe Lmecting tins told gosoline costs varyas muehas 10 cents gallon from easternto northern sections at 0ntario The association passed reso lution asking for an amendment to the Criminal Code to allow my double accident rm AMEN TUESDAY JUNE It 31 Charged litter Double llccident Barrie man has been charged with drunk dangerous and careless driving allowing over the weekend flacl Carrier its Bradford 52 collided with csrdrlven by Donald ll Sullivan 30 Pratt Rd on Bayvtcw Drive After the aoeldnet Ihc Carrier car smashed into gas pump at Dr omervo Essa Road and Hints Avnnue causing consid crnblc damage and spilt gas Damagc to both cars iovolg ed was 5575 police said Drivers involved in woven accident yesterday alternoon at lilfin rud lnnislil Streets were Douglas Greston to Elm vale and Albert Riddell 19 at Alliston Total damage was $215 car driven by Kenneth John Schwabfn 59 Worsley Stcollidcd with the rear of car driven by Gary Garnet Cadeau 22 at Aurora yester day on Bradford Street Total dnmage4oboth cars was $160 welfarc departments to distrib uie contraceptivch Another resolution asks lor subsidies to municipalities to ward the cost of tourist promo lion

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