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Great Features dcth Year No 30 ROXY in HOUSE or mrs First With The Best In Barrie MON TUE WED THUR Matinee Wed 230 pm margins HAPPYGOHUGGY DENNIS DON JAMS DefORtPAlGE Eve Shows At 655 pm CAIIIOI PLAN NEW CANADA CARRIES ON CARTOON it TRAVEL TALK NOW PLAYING TORONTO CLARK CABLE WALTER Pllllllltlll VAN lOlIlISfllI BllllllI DDNLEVY NARIES JOHN EDWARD BlththllHOIIIAKARNUID STARTS FRI EVE May 13 on on um vnocRAu CONT SHOW SAT 230 pm GRANADA ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MATINEE IVED 230 pm HIT N0 UtiIVLNSALINIERNAIIONAL presents new tours pramJam umvrrsiiiuijaiiiriiva Eve Shows 840pm Letter lrrom An UnknoWn Woman Showing More Only At 840 pm PLUS ALL COLOR CARTOON Attention Legionaires DISTRICT MEETING Sunday Mayrlth Registration will start at 930 am at the Legion Hall OWen St Church Parade will form up andleavc from the Market Square at 1030 am for Central United Church Dinncr served at Club 79 at 1230 pmDistrictJiIeetingopcns there at 200 pm sharp InternatiOnal Festival of Music featuring The High Sebbol Symphony Band oilf Hornell The Riflerdale Collegiate error gal Toronto Bailetjflorps Of the TorontoBalletSchool BARBIE ARENA 815 pm 800 315 pm Incidental Music by the Barrie Collegiate Band TICKETS ON SALE at Tamblyns Caldwells Whittys and from members of the Kiwanis Cluband members of the Collegiate Band Tickets 75c and 500 DOORS OPEN AT 730 pm AUIHURIZUJ AS bficbl CLASS IA at THE FOSI UfllCL l$777792 ls Collected Hm 87 Annual Red Cross Drive funds rfr amt the cxicit ll rvri totally on tlrlrr own Ilr lrorrrley va torn tl ilr Olltt tllll tlll llllzlll SilllLlllc xgll IIm Miss Lois Faris of ookstown lions llev Mr liiisley corrduclidi ft Ititllll til the to clubs will Wistoirs Ltd and will human UAII EARLY iwas installed as president of tltelilii oniniunitrn sendi iv hid in the near future to eomln Ilarrie lhe Allow lltlgt lSimcoe Presbytery Young leoples man hm fhi HP iii tr Illt oieanratrou and elect ware has opened lb llfl rrr lUiun mph 25th mull mmlun noon service wrtli llri Slroiid voune ll Ill He Ill llllllll slHU Ullll titliltlil tion in Slroud The ttllttlllltlll pwph Mm as hm mn Iivo alf luhs Irganiye gtot Allandale liarint THINlit was held on Saturday and Sunday Wmmn delvinwi in ro Township Store and will rm tltll or Attention tApril 30 and May Vismm mi mo mmuim WW lta iiiearrratiorr trieetins of the harriilirieitoor lllll llt mkimi MW The executive assisting Miss Iar 1mm tmmn lh Uhm mWitriii liter alt Hut and the no All aivlresltly paariiir iirrr tip iml Imperlal is during the coming year will con be in slum Ivory 1rlub was held on April whole block rreatty llliltltttl mm mm in WW II sist of Miss Grace Scott of Midl gty 10 the followinc oflicers berm illl itttllttlttttttm er Whip MM mil Veterans land vicepresident Miss Annel tiiittlltdi iflvmwlmh I11i 1m Null Middleton of Elmvale secretary ro Beef alf Iub 1m It or en Miss Helen Lapp of Midland trcas lub Leader Andrew Bartholo qu ll Widowsl urer Miss Marjorie Cook of Barrie mew Guthrie Pres James taldi HHlnjvlwlGUT 111 ft Itms fellowship committee Bob Holt of well Shanty Bay No Vice Presi Khw hula WENTCHZV in bilmrul 8133mm IISSIOH cmnmime Dougd Scwmcm DWI Shm In llrmVl Emil 13 Disclosure that plans have been llultlltl lo tilthL irrlo tlre IWWNWI imam Ias Wilcox of Newton Robinson horn calves were delivered to Sety MarjorieEnrich Shanty Bay blmminmwi Aug mv 3le WM 1lllldmmw the Canadian Itlirti Office culture committee Miss 31mm mcmbs tho Inglkimmm lmd NM ltanada lr earrl in Toronto is made lllllltitl Trench oldie 26 0W lllf ml Langman of Allenwood crtrzen East Sirneoe talf Clubs on llrirrs Um lllllry qu lub Mm Mm 1gtmlt Hm 1nd pay you mm ship Miss Helen Middleton of Elm day April 23 the distribution be lltl Leader Keith Sandersont Accmmw mimwl EXHIka Ml iii Emu fund vale pllbliomionsl Miss Marion inf hum my run IN Jumlslsmnui BHV MM NM NIH released lb veek ad Ilrslilll trrie tvw lllt rm rIlorii llril lrtrrir IllWIN kiwi1 if AIISODP if Bani0 and Allllll Ninilly llllltllzllltl No llo lonNo ite liivx Tum rm lmmwmi 51 ml hlmnh INTI FUN HH hxl pyrirrrgarii it input or Glllmda ICCICIllmi and Rm The Call lub rrrembers burst Sl 11 My Illydtadults and Title ioi children on the lltill Hllrliavhh tIIlIliues or sieir ICQN ml lrlml Benny or Smynlr mman lt Emil 14 WOW PttStltl llll trucksRT lml llaSt five daysof July when the ery 1itlmgt lichtint elliets and an in illilrlllitt for you leir largo CRUZ till llttllttl lill tlvlthlVglfllmhhvury fllfluuh Musical Masque of the Ilarlvrs orchestra There will be varied srons llosprtalirzrtiorr other ADM 10 mm Poul 110 ll of the calves which ranged lll ace Imam Ur Howard is out on at the Ilariyr Shrine program of eivstinrres songs danc berm pmv 13 rm H139 money llarrre although was sent dirtcl to divisional lieailipiirtir in lor iStroud Viirrrsrrs lrrl till onto son to be illltltlltl to the support llhoinlon WI front the turn of the railroad ens orpanrzed canvasscrs lll their cont runrtzis of revenue was tslhtllllI rrnport am in view of the lrrpher objectl he The ladies Iltl splendid work ltlltt WI The lidpar Federation of line also made contribution Sis pro nt Ross Hubbard presided Iur THE BARRIE +E1XA BARRI OEPARIIIAI OTIAIA lLitt iii pull klykl 4111 ilritr ir li illlt ltrii liatlt Barri lt tr iiortiry out in 35 Idittl rr 1hr ii 1irirrtfr iir lr rel ii The t1iirici ipr it ii If it tlvtll lrvtpltl llri lttIlt dvaltf jiil lilt luktll xl ili louxl Tit was Farsi Liorr liest tiililirton Watt ti Zrorrr lIt lithtt ii iii tirilrit El Iilllt Hi Ill The tl It and iriiustr it til Silaiol Eric1 iE iil 12 the tvvuu rtgiirr niadn splirruitl it La var tar slronitlpz The litlilllt lit It rlt rrrr lu fall it it till spouse of life van kart lift it to ttrw llwllaliiill itl Iami to im lv tirrlt iiiir ioniltiilid rains in tin rval rrrprridron lo the lit IiClUllt llllltl ll It kilw The contribution the emplth era of the NH it alo Erich lld lllflllll tliilllitl Ill ptitl ltliii lllt littl lxrss ltus iztiiui ltn lii This year number of tire Won lrrslrltttes as named below 51 This additional Aiziritil flit As in other years the lariresl individual giver was ll Wright lledged Amounts RCdCCOIOTCd but to the lied ross every rnd an National Illll3lv tltttftt Illl ARNI tirlvrwl iltirtvvi dual my my Impurb gm he lorniri ilplailrnzr Hit or arrl livery person who gives lrzrzjlfllAl ioiip hzi low lltiIU ili tilt tNli re rr AW striueiitm ti rrtlj liltttllitit It filr izr li 1a of nriro lilltll tIl over the county attended the con from 0m Hm momhx vention this year Last years the two days Manson Doyle DD opened the convention on Saturday after noon with talk on the conven tion theme the living faith At the banquet on Saturday evening in Stroud United Church George Faris president of the Tor onto conference brough greetings from Toronto to the convention Among the several people lrom Barrie present was Dr Ier kins who spoke for the past presi dents Victor Ellis of Collingwood first president also addressed the group Councillor Bruce Cowanof Innis fil brought greetings to the conven tion from the community of Stroud and the Presbyterian church Bill Jamieson of the Toronto confer ence lemma singsong during the banquet The Gilford young people con ducted the worship serviceen Sat urday afternoon Allan Neilly of Gilford read the scripture while Miss Lorna Kerr of Avening led in prayer4TtreStroud young peoples choir provided special music On Sunday morning Ross Hubf bard took charge of the service with Dr Doyle Miss Farts was in stalled in office by Rev Pais ley of Stroud at this service In the afternoon the Newton Robinson group conducted devo Tou May Have VRequest Numberst played for yourself or friends by writing The ioiloutulli tiiriliiil tLil moire wr l0 lit lll ttlllt it ioiiroiii vr liltliltl ti llvv in Hinge JAMES DUNN MONA FREEMAN rilriir st at imcmmmmma Minermi ltrowrr Ilill it 731 fm soilitt ihurclirll WI ii 133 IMHfl incsnip tillliftltlw Illlmlv ol concerlr no of l5i lr area an WILLIAM MARSHALL IUNE DUiREZ is Instiailledi President United YBU 25th Annual Convention by the buyingt committee composed Clement Robifaille Midland No leaders of the trict centering around Caledonia south of Hamilton The reinairrd EVITER p1i0N Lil 11 VOW IIUICIHISNII World butter production during Twice Weekly MONDAY and THURSDAY INER Vtl IMPERIAL Mon TUE Wed Smash Hits On One Bill Aytl rr tibiaIrv IMst at til ONTARIO crimex 912 or 18 CALLS Iron GRASS FIRES Ilnlfh til ltrltrll at tor iii at out ttl1 tliv tear Fult Agzrzvullu vs Matt HMS ROSAUND WAN lf filial IEAf 3bbe Sm tvuu Iran la 51 Fin ti Cr km in ut ulr Wtl Palace tutor jMakc Several Changes gFormer McLachIon lenvak ill to till If irii llrursda lttl of lililth chain The prorairr ls lriire tiillirr SAIGON tltl by =le lll IIIHIId first store lll irwi iiil iiiaim lilt irril ill ltlltli also lhikioil or lgiiinv iritl tlljtlill ir liirilale Silioul tlioir and llreilhp mix Kittllt triln gt Ml WWI VVllmy mmllttt swirlI It All llittrr tlllowing to the length of the above two ui Ml Md llt stock ll ltlirlif arm will pictures lllll BRENNAN GIRL will be shown nearMidland lluron and Iroquois vhili llltll Ihe pageant will start at 214 and wormn of today and of 300 pm luly 27 31 if and ill andlyear llitelrle IIhnvale the lilmvalc ations liy ll itittl The calus Ihld lltt DIM lvtli1 all lub will be organized tilt Wont YOU help in the great task again this till llre breeds rep lmd resettled in this club will be Ayrl ishire Ilolsteiil and Jersey willy IEISIDQSIIIT 151111 the Ayrshire breed predominating lm 1L 151 Nrne calves were purchased ltCtlllt ily in the tall area by the club twelve calves we Duhcmsld leaders and will be distributed in the DualPurpose Shorlnorn usi 11 mm mull rt Nelson Jones Midland locally from Homer Eco Coldwat mum mum or mp NO Russo DryIMO 131 nated 1f Tl million pounds vale and John Trace of Allenwood which rcmcpmm pm com in It is OXpCClKd that there will llt crease over the corresponding per 11b0th 30 lilCmeIS In the LU iod of the previous year Of the Shorthorn Call Clubs about do chief producing countries only Ch of the Illtmbots having their Australias production declined own calves or having purchased and only by two per cent Pet brow 6M or away Maa To the broken in body or spirit TheSzrlvation Armyw brings hope and help It grestores to usefulness the erring the wayward the victim of self or circum stance The work goes on day and night YOUR dol lars are needed forthis task of human reclamation RED SHIELD SERVICES Approxmolely 1538ch odioniwiiiidledlly he dwf touyeorbythopevsonofuorvices The Mail Bag ORILLIA Programliaily from 33m 56pm Alsb Listen to US Especially for You EVERY SUNDAY Through the VCoiirtesy of THE WRIGHT CLEANERS BARRIE cron omnut RADIO DIAL 1450 of the Salvation Army in its Maternity Homes General Hospitals OtdFolks Home Prisonond Police Court Work gt Childrens Homes Childrens SummorComps Mining Friends Service Free labour Sorvico Mens Hostels EEPING up with the times is theresponsibility ofevery Canadian business The latest addition to our cotton mill unit at Magog Quebec is an indication of Dominion Textiles appreciation of this fact Designed on the latest structural plans foi such plants the building is airconditioned throughout equipped with Salvation my RED SHIELD APPEAL The Salvation Army 60Collier St BARRIE florescent lighting and the most modern cotton textin machinery It coiirbines healthful pleasant Working conditions Tor the employees with production efciency which means more and better cotton goods for Canadian consunvzrs at the lowest possible prices DOMINiON TEXTILE COMPANY lIMlTED Manufacturers of Products