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Barrie SoEd Club inst night tended its spring program and will recess for several months IiiWing fraternal if tempor jllry farewell to each other are Fred Broattfoot Chairman Gloria Webb Winston Thomp son and Jean Harris Miss Webb after year of office last night declined to seek Cases Heard Brcrdiord Court Following too close behind fire truck while itwas onlts way to fire brought fine of ten dollars to Peter Lablanche who pleaded guiltyto the charge TEMPORARY FAREWELL llT SOED reeiection and handed over the chairmanship to Peter Holloway who is away on study course T0wr1ships eopardize Collegiate Expansion If the additions to Barrie coi lcgiates are not completed by September 1960 200 students will be out in the cold so far as accommodation is concerned it was stated at meeting of Barrie District Collegiate Board Wednesday night The project for school addi tions is being held up because adioining municipalities have so far failed to agree on question of assessment and the collegiate board feels unless start is made very soon with the build ing it will be unable to cope with the expectcd increase in the number of students in the future To date only two municipal ities have signified their ap proval of the boards plans Bar rie and Sunnidale The remain iog four Vespro Oro Essa and lnnistil have not yet given con Sent Two of the latter coun it is nderstood willhe eating Mood to urine coo sides the matter To enable the collegiate board foproce with the proposed ad ditionsni isne sary that there shall be majority of munici palities in savor Presiding at the special meet WEATHER TORONTO CPlOlficial fore im casts issued by the public wea ther oliice at 11 am Synopsis High prusure ing in from the west should bring sunny weather to nearly all On tario Friday with afternoon tem paratures ranging from 60 in the soutirtothe mid405 in the north Loke HuronLakc Ontario agara London Toronto Hamil ton Sunny with few cloudy per iods today and Friday with little change in temperature Winds north est 15 today light tonight and ray Georgian Bay Haliburton North Bay Sudbury Mostly cloudy today with one or two light showers Mainly clearand cool tonight Friday sunny and warmer Winds west 15 today light tonightand Friday Forecast temperatures Low tonight high Friday Windsor White River Mooson soleeeoeseessss TODAst STOCKPRICE Compiled at noon by sombreoer Argon steel Aluminium Ltd Alba Gal Tr Asbestos Athl Steel can Curt mp Tab Cunldlun on man inner lutemntlopNlckcl lrrtnrprav Pip genuAdnlinon use on on any 153 cim mic Cons NEE ronoNro Took VIXCBAMGE ing of the board Wednede night to discuss the position was Grillin chairman He said the meeting had been coll cd rathcr hastily but the matter was one of urgency LETTERS READ Two letters on the subject were read to the board one from Burton secretory trensurer outlining the events leading up to the present posi tion and the otherfrom Bowman principal of Barrie Central Collegiate Mr Burtons letter to the board was as follows The following is report on the status of the award of ar bitration and the progress being made with respect to the new additions to the coilegintu On March 23 1959 the award was received at this office from Eric Simpson assessorfor the County of Simcoe and in ac cordance with Section 33 ss ofthé Sécoiidiiry Schools and Board of Education Act copy of this award was mailed to the clerk of each municipality in the school district by registered mail on March 24 1959 The board received re quest from the Township of In nLsfil on April 1959 to have three members of this board along with three members of their council meet with Mr Randall superintendent of sec ondary education Parliament Building Toronto to my and ar rive at more satisfactpry me thod of division of costs Your chairman vicechairmon chair man of finance and secretary treasurer met with the mem bers of Innisfil council and Mr Randall on Wednesddy April 15 1959 when it was pointed out that the Township of Innislii was paying great deal for high school education Mr Rendall pointed out to thetownship members that if they were not satisfied with the award of arbitration they could appeal to the Ontario Munici pal Board for final decision within 30 days of the mailing of the award by the secretary It was also suggested that the Bar rie District Collegiate Board ask the county council to re questail municipalitiés in the high school district to adopt the provincial manual of assessment for school purposes This would make for more equalized as sessment Your secretarytreasurer re ceived notification on April 23 1959 that the Township of In nisfil and Township of Vespra had appealed against the award of arbitration The matter was immediately referred to the On torio Municiapl Board for final decision and to date no reply has been received from the board Crawford and CoLtd Flynn or Dunlap street East 1A3 ir Foo om arm Nometnl New nor Nor Ont 4s Moore norp one Jock Hudson lay Min Tonnum Bk Truman Plpl Trude FlirA to Taco Unit on iUnlfln Gar Wllk Gfiw 83 W6 137 max rndustrlris downhill gold up Juana Met1r up 503 oil down 13 NEW YOEKJTDCK EXCHANGBiAVmGBB Indurlxilll down no mu ItMW down 26 Utilities up 49 nvn non ACTIVE moans one Ilnltod quorum DILRIN inH Nickel Willi respect to the addition to the coilegiates Mr Burton contained Following the special meet ing of the board Ltd an explan ntioo to the members of the various councils of the district on March 20 1959 your score tary having been instructed to forward letter with or suggest ed resolution asking the mun icipalities for their approval and to assume their share of the de bentures on the additions this letter was mailed to each mun icipality and to date approval has been received from the Township of Sunoidale and City of Barrie letter was received from the Township of Oro ad vising that the council was tak ing no action at this time in view of the formula of equaliza tion of costs as contained in the award of arbitration Mr Randall also suggested to the Township of lunisljlr dug log the interview on costs that the township should not hold up the additions ris the accommo datioo would be required by September 1960 However if they wished to consider col legiate of their own they would be unable tohave it ready for use for 34 years Your secretary has been in toych with the clerk of the Township of 2553 who has ad vised him that tbemattcrwill likely be given further consider atioo at their next meeting on May Mr Bowmans letter was as follows Hamilton principal of Barrie North Cnliegiate and are dishlrhedat thesrcportswe havw heard that some munici palities belonging to thishigh school district are hoidingup ap proval of our building plans pending decision by the Mun icipal Board on assessment dif ficulties We can quite under stand this worry over method of assessment andbeiieve that it should be cleared up How ever we do not see why this should delay our building plans Whatever decision isarrived at sufficient rooms mu5t hepro Gaih Arena Show For Minor Sport Thedlmrie Police Association is sponsoring an all star musi cal show at the Barrie Arena on Monday May 75 The show is designed essentially for young people and the proceeds will go to help promote minor sport within the community The Barrie Police Association in the past were closely con nected with the promotion of minor soccer in the city but monies from this all star show will be distributed to help vor rous minor sports The president of the associa states that tickets are alreadyon sale for the gala night and are tinn Constable Frank Light at Bradford Magistrates Court Hush Wiggins highway gm ployee of Innisfli pleaded guilty to driving while his ability was impaired He allowed his vehicle to get into the wrong lane and collide headon ith another causing serious accident He was fined $7500 and costs or so days with his driving permit automatically suspended for three months William Peterson charged with having sowedoil riflem his possession while fishing pleaded guilty He was defcndcd by his solicitor Evans who stated that the lad had pre vious conviction for defacing it school wall for which be served short jail term He had gotinto some bad habits The gun was one which had been around the home for some time and the lad did not know it was illegal tohave it inhis possesion It would appear thatyou are verging to life of crime and niggest that you improvavyour ways He was fined $500 with outcastscrldayslnlalL driver who was home to tho bedside at his sick daughter had got 400 miles on his way when stopped on High way 400 He pleaded guilty but under extreme reasons He was told that he should have contact ed the Provincial Police before he started out His case was dis missed PRESENT BIG anon cheque for $239 was hand ed to Murray Finlayson im mediate past president of the Ontario Retarded Childrens Association by Mrs BettyHes sion president of the RCASC Officers Wives Camp Borden The money is to on with the special workshopfor the re tarded opening in Barrie on Monday The money was coll ected by the members tele phone bridge partics Ex amincr staff photo vmnrns crop of crime BORDEN The Veterans Club of Bar rie were guests at Headquarter Mess Comp Borden last night The club mcets quarterly and guests of the club last night were left to right Brigadier Purves Camp Commandant Group Captain West Officer Commanding RCAF Station Camp Borden Dr Bige low immediate past president of the club Rowe QC president Ralph Snelgrove speaker for the evening Wing f2 Eattit Examiner THURSDAYAPRmMlNS Commander floclmoy Officer Commanding RCAF Edgar Commander Grant RUN Group Captain Den nison RCAF Edgar Exam er staff photo Stranger Scares Barrie Boy 12yearold Dunlap Street East boy out walking with his other last night pointed out man whom he said had followed him to Barrie show on Monday night and had later frightened him when he also started to follow him home alter the the atre The father accosted the man and when be accused him of having bothered his son the man admitted talking to the boy the vided for instruction of our shr dents The Municipal Board of nec cessity moves slowly and if ad ditional occonunodation is to he provided by September 1960 prompt action is necessary at this time Central Collegiate is operating at normal capriciw now North Collegiate will be up to or slightly over its ca pacity September 1959 By Sepv tcmher 1960 we expect an ad ditional 200 students will have to be accommodated Some school boards have been tardy in their building plans and have upset their schools for several years by makeshift or temporary accom modation Ifiwe had to use staggered shift method country strident would beadversely af fected since school might comlt mcnce at am and close at pm This could bring real hardship to country students staggered systemic not popular with teachers and we have nodoub that even the possibility of such system would cause some of ourteachi tars to leave At time when teachers are in short supply this is an important factor This district is to be com mended for its past record in keeping up with its secondary school budding program and we hope that the present additions will be completed bySeptember 1560 TIME FACTQB Mr Griffin pointed out that in the case of the Coliingwood col legiate an appeal had been put back until next July If such course were taken with regard to the Barrie collegiates it might be August before the mat ter was settled and that was goat was bothering him he stat If additional accommodation was to be provided by Septem bar 1960 prompt action was necessary at this time The meeting authorized the secretarytreasurer to send let ters to the four municipal coun cils regretting they badrnot yet given approval to the scheme PHONE PA 8110 do Fco SERVICES LTD going well iiournnrrpn Provincial riding Guest Speaker pm camnor crinkfuru contention muss APRIL 30 315pm ST JOSEPHS avprrorrrultr MULCASIER 51 FARRIE To nominate CC cdndidate for the ofSimcoe Centre Provincial Donald MacDonald cor Lender OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Shopping Piaza Sale Completed The shopping Plaza near the Anne Street bridge is nearly ready inflammationto begin Sandy Coutts Barrie real es tatc agent told The Examiner today the property has been for mally transferred to the Toronto estate firm Village Develop ments Ltd which is handling the scheme Two stores have been named as taking up options to build on the site Powers Supermarkets anew name in Barrie merchant ing circles will erect store Woolworths will also come in Many of the so available store sites have been or are being leased Businesses to move into the new area include drug store hardware iadies wear childrens wear and shoe stages Unidentified Man Killed on Street TORONTO CplAn unidenti fied man was struck and killed by car Wednesday night while crossing downtown street dur ing rainstorm He was Metro politan Torontos 27th traffic fat silty this year compared to 52 at this tiroe last year LightVinyl There will be parking space for 1050 cars on the lSacre site the vendors anhich are Harry Buchanan and Earl Smith both of hands The firsrxsou will be turned at the end of May Therewili likely be ceremony father told Barrie police later The father told police thatho shook the man and ordered him to get out of town The man an swered that he would leave town and was going to Toronto The man walked ahead of the father and son and wasiast seen in the Dunlop St Kornpenfeit Drive area When the father and son reoch ed home the father phoned Ear rie police and told them of the incidcnt Constable Frank Light searched the area but was un able to locate the man who was described as 35 years of agefive feet nine inches in height This Weeks Special DYCKS FOOD MARKET SPRING CLEANING SPECIALS JOHNSONB PASTE my 59 sales norms lillllM inmo roa BUSINESS MEETINGS WEDDINGS nusnvnss moans mounts nocarrrons roarer omits QUEENS HOTEL 94 DUNLOP 511s lF no you NEED THEN DONT DELAYHj CALL me ON THE PHONETODAY Loans $1501 $2500 or 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