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cosmoler nilLLizn IsPROIin BARBIE NORTH NEWS Hallowed Halls Acquiringi THE HARM HABITSTR IIIPRSD IDublic Inspe 19603 ct AY JUNE Is New Premises The official Simone County building this opening at the 3300000 structure After the opening ceremonies the guests ucrc conducted on of the administraiiyedual purpose that of gallery and afternoon let lhe public have its first good look The rear of the room serves LOmlnitlce room Though all the glamor is tied In with the council chamber the loucleus of the building is down stairs in the offices tour of the premises but many NUCLEUS of them had already made carei lul scrutiny of the surroundingsllrcasurers FOCAL POINT The focal point of the building is of course the spanking new chamber It the head of this auriitoriumdike room dais the meeting arrangement of desks is longl used by the chairman oil The engineers assessors and clerks rooms keep up steady hum of type iwritcr noises and it is in these iiour ofiices that the yearround mechanics of running county really takes place The opening was grand and gala atlnir Arrangements were nandlcd by the county property Stretching from lhC dais down committee headed by Canaan lhe room is horseshoe shaped Downer and Peacock from Each the 1959 committee desk hasa municipality tag and over the tag is name card ofbuildcr was Architect was Boigan and the specific councillor from that Construction Company Limited municipality Dim And Shadowy Look By COURTNEY McNABB Barrie North Collegiate Well the hallowed halls are beginning to acquire the dim and shadowy look that comes from complete desertinn Bill lclin boards are grimly bliln lockers are bare and owncr less even the cafeteria is empty However if you could re member all of the sounds com ing forth from ollr collegiate You could remember all of the important occasions and high lights of the school year REMEMBER FIELD DAY The sound of the squeak squeak of rubber soled shoes running downthe hall and the solid slam of gym doors could only remind you of Field Day Dont you recall everyone in sneakers going from their lack ers to the playing field talking about soandrsols fabulous jump or baseball throw and the ex cited chatter about the Tud hope track meet In every school there always seems to be lot of shouting and yelling II the sound of cmwd roaring cheers brings to mind basketball and football games it is no small Vondcr Dont you remember shouting yourself hoarse at every goal or basket or laughing at the antics of the boy cheerleaders You would not have to listen to Sunday afternoon radio op eras to know that the next soundlilled highlight of the year was the Glee Clubs pre sentation of Iolanlhe doubt if you could forget our oper ctta Remember the blue and grccn fairy costumes and the peers baggy shirt slecvcs while poor Strephon was trying to sing his way back into lolanthes heart COAT HANGERS Even listening to the clink clink of coat hangers recalls the time when everyone school boundwas carrying bundlesof them The electric score tim er was purchased by the Stud Ilrge Queens Park Boost ClIS Subsidy HAMILTON tCPThe provins cial government was urged Wod nesday to double its subsidy to municipalities for the support of wards of childrens aid societies Delegates to the convention oi the Welfare Officers Association aris Cadet Inspection it was only cnt Council with those very coat hangers And speaking of the Student Council how about those liery campaign speeches we were bombarded with during the campaign for president by Jim Wilgar and Jane lilac Larcn Rcmémber the com gratulations that hung in the air when Jim became pros idcnt and Jane was appointed editor 01 our year book Pol Of course it takes no great feat of memory to recall thé month ago and it requires absolutely no imagination whatsoever to hear the sounds of construction on the new wing If you strain your ears ightly you can practically hear the sounds of the power shovel and drills TIIE FINALS There is one important sound left Perhaps it is the most important sound of all The scratching of students pens as they write their final exams You know this is absolutely our last chance to get the good marks our parents dream of our getting and for some of us it is the last chance to even write exams in our school am referring of course to the Grade 13 students trying the Departmental exams These exams are really iln portant to them and we wish to express our best Good Luck to them for when they leave Barrie Northl With ureclcsing of the schnol year everything connected with school ends too This is the last column which will lie writing for this school year Despite the occasions things got little mixed up have sincerely enjoyed report ing the news of Barrie North and would like to thank you the readers and everyone con nected with this column for your kind cooperation and understanding and John Ham ilton who supplied most of the photographs Also would wish all of you people reading this to have wonderful wonderful summer holiday of Barrie MRS ammonitha AND unis BIDWELL IN unworrlon Collingwood Votes Yes For Lounges COLLINGWOOD CPI This Georgian Bay town voted yes to dining lounges no to mens beverage rooms and just hit the required 60 pcr cent for mixed beverage rooms in local option balloting Wednesday llcayy voting which followed weeks of hot campaigning saw more than 4000 of possible 710 voters register their desires Dining rooms were approved by 632 per cent but mens beveragc mom got only 535 per cent support recount is expected in the imixod beverage rooms vote ND IN SARAWAK OWEN SOUND CP Rest idenls of adjoining Sarawak Township voted ne ay against both liquor lounges and dining lounges Votes were cast by 516 of the 625 eligible voters no Roun BARBIE SOUTH TONIGHT BIG HEIWV VAIES mum JONN tom courts mum bl TECHNICOLOR IIIIIII WINEMAUREEN BARRY FITZGERALIJ REPUBLIC PICTURE DRIVEIN QUIET MAN lulu PA 34351 FRIDAY LY PROGRAM more 5300157 variantpm MARTHAHYER KNOWS 2000 years ago the period lighter shade For this purpcs made of goats tallow and ashes were also favourite hairdressin the many things Miss Hyer 1e with modern cosmetics and be during which the story The Big Fisherman takes place oils and gums were popular hair dressings Soap was used to bleach dark hair to erGaul produced soap ball for the Roman trade Henna was used to give an orangered tint to hair as well as fin gernails Black dye made from decomposed leeches steeped in wine and vinegar beeswax turpentine and gold dust gs Theseare only few of aroed during the filming of The Big Fisherman For the latest 1960 beautycare auty aids visit Us oftenl For Appointment Phone Say Some Doctors Halle No Idea Cest OI Drugs They Prescribe TORONTO CFiThe Ontario legislatures select committee on drugs costs heard opinions from Ontario doctors Wednesday and got mixed report on the feel ings of the medical profession about drug prices The committee heard that The Ontario Hospital Services Commission plan has made ex pensive drugs available at nu extra cost to patients who need them and has resultedin better patient care That doctors should not pre scribe an expensive pill in cases where one cent tablet would have the same eflectiveness And that many doctors have no idea of the cost of the drugs they prescribe BILL IS HIGHER Dr Ian Urquhart chairman of the hospital services commission said the provinces 153 public hospitals drugs in 1959 an increase of 18 per cent over 1958 But total patient days in 1959 when the hospital plan began rose 67 per cent over the provis ous year accounting for part of the increased cost The balance of the increase indicated patients were getting more expensive drugs when they needed them he said Dr Frank Brien oi London 0nL said doctprs should be aware of costs in prescribing drugs There are great many cases where doctor has legitimate choice of costs he said At the same time Dr Brien professor of medicine at the NOW SHOWING 0W IIi REGULAR PRICES Feature Times 630 pan and 945 11111 rscmocotqr unamn Weillbmitliliiiimihflll igéiltttlllill lonlliflil rum mmliflmtlnmhlfi ll lEioty ll Highlight DI the Ceremonies both IJ aid $813206Il for Kennedy WARDENS DAIS FACES OVER CHAMBERS university of Western Ontarioprescribe He said it is part of said cost should not be doc doctors duty to know the tors ilrst consideration price As teacher and doctorl what am itally interested in is LONG LONG wan not the cost of drug he said That doctor can rely on PARIS on CPWThe me material in prescription hc alarm 5ded and kept saund ing what it purports to be is in Wednesday signalling ma most important jor fire Tile trouble turned out Questioned Dr Brien admitted to be water Rain had short many doctors are not familiar circuited telephone cable with the cost of the drugs they touching off the alarm DANCING FRI JUNE i7 lool= HALL Collier Street Music ByNeil Hurtubise Combo Admission 75° Under auspices of Can Order of Foresters No slacks or jeans permitted ban IUD IE MURPHYIJUHN sun CHARLES BICKFORD Iilllllll tilSiI JOSEPH WISHIAII AlBERl SAUII JUNE WALKER PA 8466 outside and Inside Wcstminster Abben TECHNICOLOII hch endorsed resolution re questing an increase in the sub sidy from 40 per cent to at least El per cent The resolution from Hearst observed that with the recent amendments to public separate and secondary schools acts it would be necessary for tho so cictles to increase daily rates considerably BBlMupIe AVE loan can or come in See Martha Hycr Howard Keel Susan Kohncr and John Saxon III The Big Fisherman In Panavl sion Technicolor now playing at the Box Theatre In Barns Barrle llch llllllt srlrusrs mhcwm amt IN Glontous lasso ADULT ENTERTAINMENT now snowmo Eliening Show At 100 arid 900 mm PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT Adults 75c Students 600 Children 25c Tax Incl Smoking Section at Regular Prices