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scam 14 Number What is the niche of the 1959 hcliday season For the answer lust take quick lookat the gt camping grounds in Simcoe County The lenting Ilia has suddenly become Canadas num bér one attraction Recent reports irom the De lparunent of Lands and Forests gies testify to this Campsites from Toronto to Tomiskamtng have been lull andoverflowiog all summer In Barrie store sell ing camping equipment report in one recent wave hen ales exceeding all last sum mers Rcasons for this sudden al mostunexpeeteil trend tothe greatautdoors are not hardto find While tarnily holidays in tents are cheaper than living at holiday accommodation View rices continue to soar as resort operators continue to apply pres sure on the goldenegged goose which provides such fat pro fit Thus motel unit which can be erectedgior as little as $1000 irlikoiy to cost $8 to $10 per ight which can bring the sleep mg bill for family to as much as $140 per week Two tents can be hired Ior for the moivi TORONTO nor andvrrencb ianulies are spending week der can ms sensors nan runs cm One Attraction says Mrs Bninner of ior onto camping out at lnnlsiil this week housewives chory of committing themselves to week of outdoor housework find in practice it is not such chore Busy men find the relaxa camping rzbuilds their ener Barrie Alderman Earle Williamstook his vacation this year 72 miles tom the city at Bass Lake Park No newspap er no radio just reluxing was the iormula as iams All didwas relax One oithe less crowded spots for campers ls lnhi Park This being township park gets less publicity than govern meatoperated sites is also more expensive though $2 per night for each party is scarcely an excessive rata There isa superb beach on tiSzy bore of Lake Sinicoe nea stoves which campers may use for free One of the tire questions as ed by those who have never tried camping concerns the wild lilo Bugs they ask Rattlesnakes The answer in the modern tent provided with screens and wallto all flooring Side side With the campers live the trailer habitants who regard themselves as campers With metal tents Trailers cost tram $1000 to $6009 or more butthe higher bracket is for thebnge living vans usedas permanent residences Light touring trailers usually 16 to 20 ieet long cost less than $2000 and are easily lowed by any thing but baby European sporls cars Fees for overnight park ing are normally the some as nts LOCKED BUMPER5 LOCAL FDR ClllflINSEIP New Canadians arrived in iorce at the Court House Bar rie today to applyior citizen ship at special court held by Judge haclarcn DRILL TEAM PERFORMS atrnan air cadet team from Camp Borden trained in precision drill will periorm at Coucbicbing Park August 10 The teani under the direction at Flying Olticer Les llaliiwellhas performed several times at the ONE Accompanying the team Tuesday will be the popular ECAF Camp Borden Trumpet Band The drill to will corri pets August as ior the liarilI Marsh trophy emblematic oi championship lor the nation wid dat organization Laar nlNaa Barrie Lions Club to windslip its bingo seaso al Barrie Arena with thelast oi its 51000 games Tliereis also marked AMidland truck driver and $00 game many smaller camp es and water and by motorist who locked bumpers events kegmeal passes and dro iac ties The township culs the grass and chops wood for its customers Barrie family which has been down there most of the summer is that of local pilot Cliff Davie They have small trailer and tent and do their cooking on their own stove al though the township has wood the ditch Charges are pending cident in the comniunit rage life than previous day style foreground are ended in aditch Wednesda say toria Harbour Ontario Pro cial Police Gary Dalziel 24 Midland was driving just eight miles south of Sciem Falls when Harry Fall 45 Severn Park Muskoka tried to over take him police They touched locked and piled into Bonngr Andi Linda peeling the cooking utensils at rear 15 Jimmy door prizes Crowds arena pected from all parts of the county and beyond PRESS FOR SIGNAL WigWag Signal Long Over due says the Bradford Witness this week reierring to Sunday nights fatal railway crossing ad The adian National Railways or ssing at Federal Farms where Newvnaiket truck ver losthis life has taken heavy toll in the past few years said th wspaper his car on lhighway Hill was charged with careless driving by rbour Onlario Provincial Police Wednesday Ernie Weideusbath 24 whowas driving with his wile say police was taken to St Andrews Hos pital Midland with cuts and bruises alter he wrecked Ehis convertible Pull say he went into the corner too fast nanovE lSSUE Orillla town council Tuesday night approved the issuing of fiveyear debentures for $1 OOOto help pay the cost of proposed new office building for the0rillia Wter Light and wraascaoon again 1P Maulreopens ca Award highest average mark in in Grade xni Math papers 50 SamudBrown vG 3an Award bi AND GENERAL Power commission Total cost is to be about LEACOCK SCHOLARJPEAKS Proi Ralph Currie curator of the Stephen vileaeock Memorial Home in Drillia is to Barila Rotary Club todays luncheon at Barrio Golf and Country Club The professor is soon to publish hook on the famouslcanadianhumorlst sonvs GBAYDDN Kain Robert King of 1a Sophia St Barriea iqrmer real estate salesman who do wellfiknowm through the ruralarea Surround ing Bairleadd one who has had considerable experience in selling farm properties is now connected with Graydon Kohl Real Estate Broker FAULTZ TRANSMISSION Interruptions in BB broadv casts Wednesday wére attributed in an announcement to faulty transmission equipment The announcer said it was hoped the situatimi would be remedied sometime today Set Flower Show For Bugusllli Foyslon or the Vespra Horticulture Soeiety reported some notes pertinent to the soc iety There will be no regular meet ing during August Pl us for the annual flower sho are made ht an executive meeting boldfat Mrs Oakleys home The executive decidad that the flower show would be held August mat the Midhurst reforutry barn Mrs Oakley second vice president be in charge of the show whil Mrs Nashwiil supervise the in ior flowerarranging compo inn Mrs WkKettle Brace bridge will he the judge Adirector ofthe Vespra llort iculture society judged the inn ior members through out this weak The Society arranged baskets of flowers for the Decoration Sunday held at the Mlnesing cemetery August Mrs Jack Johnson Partridge andlMiss comprised the comnu ee Mrs average on nine or more Grade XIII papersl $100 Nancy Barrie Brahch Canadian Leglm Memorial Award blah ost mark in Grade xm History as Dionne Colla Lions Club of Barrio Scholar mt $100 Dianna Culley anirn Aamussen Awardtiiixh Henry Doherty Educatlmial Foundation Scholarship$300 per year our yoan None Cook libero Sally Eng Comp EnngtlelstLBothoolc Chemo but Auth Jlnderson Joanna En Comp Eng Lit Hist Geom Trig Bot Zool Fr Auth Fr Comp Ayers Sharon Eng Comp eElg Lit Geom Trig Cr Bot 21001 Chem Fr Auth Fr 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tried towinthe contest by spearing the bighastpoundaga of spent led fish The Bordenltu alter day oiprowllng the crystal waters over the reels didnt nab one fishhut neither did 30 of the other teams =A Miami squad bagged 172 poundswbile the runner up Cu banleam bagged 19 pounds The iour men on each team go doivn together and cooperate in lending their prey The types which counted ior paundage were Jackiish Group ers Snappers Barracuda and Sharks The teamvwas made up at Corporal Reg Williams Royal CanadinuAnnored Corps Lead ing Airman Jeff Pldduck Royal Canadian Air Force Private Scptty Grant and team captain Staff Sergeant John Savage both the ArmySchool of Phy Florida sical Training The tournament held August near Miami started with tha Canadians slipping into the no degree water at 1020 am and grouping underneath the surface High rollers made the sea rough and the boys kept loslu sight of their boat According to an accoun by Staff Sergeant Savage Jack Grant and he Williams jumped into the water immediately they sprincedand started yell ingaahork shark It was circling about 30 feet away ahouet 15 feet underwater 15ioot Hammerhead he disappeared fast into depths Aitertwo ours oi iruitless manoeuvring outslde the shark incident we had seen nothing and was becoming sea sick from th buffeiing oitho rol Ets After another minutes the Bordenites hadto come back to shore they were too sick to car4 ry on but theyfound fain other it in already on the shore They hed been stricken by the same malady The Camp Borden team was the onhr one from Canada bav ibg been chosen at oompotit ion lnloronto Wilton rumors rips Fflfls Clarks sinuous $725 5935 um SALE Topqualityrabrlc AIR MATFKESSES an TOURIST gt11 1s auras innum Gornlsldlo Gunning pmaiolvlgIlanl REFR ERATons TENTS CAMPCOTS VVALL RENTEDBY Tris WEEK monument sewage 3m calming ofloan