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HOUSE OF HITS TONIGHI AND SATURDAY CONTINUOUS SHOW SATURDAY 230 pm EVENING SHOWS ON FRIDAY if cunning PLUS CARTOON lDMUNl swan can rum WINle FOX MOVIETONE NEWS ALSO GOLDEN CLOVER FOCUS ON DATE TARTS THIS MONDAY 20Ih CenturyFox presents Techiticolor Tonight We Sing it if TAMARA TRUMANRVA ANNE BANBRINT ISAAC STERN BYRRN PAlNER DAVID WAYNE 6755 JAN PEERCE if noccocccccooocconecooccoonoococonecocooccocococoocclcooccooceococto TONIGHT AND SATURDAY BIG SUPER DOUBLE BILL CONTINUOUS SHOW SATURDAY 230 pm UNIVERSALINTERNATIONAL presents ANN BLYTH MARK STEVE KATIE on IT titll REllllNlJESSE williecur STEVENS 2ND HIT IIMGM PresenisGYPsYuag Emma COLOR now contain wnn airn mans DEEaGYISt 91in incl or 210 PLUS WARNER NEws REEL FOR MOVIEM ERRYGO7ROUND TUNE IN CKBB AT 540 DAILY Minets Store Reopened April For Full Season The Minets Point store which is owned by Dick Wilson at pres ent in Floridawas taken over by Mr and Mrs Morrow and for the first time was operated this winter at first on trial reopened on April after reorganization with the additionofa silentpark her and will be operated for the full season With additional building at the point and in the area and with the new school in iconvenient loca tion there has been an inorease in population during the winter and there is no doubt that steady business will bebuilt up for the year The cancerfight is everybodys fight NO age group sex race or occupation is immune Fight can cer by supporting the Canadian Cancer Societys Campaign FRIDAY APRIL I954 hr Titanic Examiner Section 2Poges to l6 No Question Teen Town Dances Going Over Big iii 21 ANY DOUBT as to the ability of the teenagers to promote the series Of dances which they had planned for Teen Town may be safely set at rest as the above picture speaks for itself Organization has been handled splendidly and Young People Responsible for 5th Dance is SOME OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE who have gone ahead and anning have helped make the Teen with poise and good pl Town Dances big success Shown at the fifth dance front row left to right are Secretary Helen McKenzie VicePre sident Pat Hamilton President Pat Wannamaker Treasurer Shirley Geil back row are GroupLea WaltonrKen OConnor and Business Manager Frank Cleare In the ders for that night Paul Crease Joe oanne Reynolds andJoan Sarjeant Operation OT STETEIIso If an ACCIDENT hooks YOU would you be expense or does INSURANCE cover you INSURANCE See Us FIRST For Insurance of ALL KINDS 95 Dunlap St Phone 5201 ARENTS AUTHOR dances was PARENTS Teen Town Has Been Big Success When the Teen Town project was first brought up by few young people the matter was not taken seriously butthe movement began to forge ahead and the fifth in the Series of Saturday night successfully carried through on April with splendid time enjoyed by the 220 young people and others interested in the auditorium of Hillcrest Public School Dancing was of both square and round to Select recorded dance hits but for several previous dances the school band provided PARENTS BE SURE TO HEAR Im CHARLES PHILLIPS of the Ontario College of Educdtion University of Toronto LECTURER EDUCATIONIST ansWer the question WHAT Is MODERN EnucIITIOII HILLCREST SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Wednesday April 14 at 815 pm Sponsored by the Hillcrestllome and School Association EVERYONE WELCOME ODDFELLOWS TEMPLE Monday April 127 pm for Cancer mine at Tuberculous CARDS 35c SPECIAL GAMES at $10 per game presentation is equally well hahdled and with good time enjoyed by all This was the ifth in the series arranged for the late winter and held on Saturday night April in the auditorium of Hillcrest School the strut stuff Novelty skits such as doughnut and string con test were peppyand spot dances added to the interest Chaperones for the night were from the Kinsmens Club and in cluded Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Glenn Mr and Mrs Ray Osborne and the Kinsmen president Ross Archer Arrangements throughout the series have been well handled Rules have been laid down by the Teen Town executive and have been strictly adhered to such as the restriction that those arriving after 10 pin are not allowed to enter This caused slight difficulty at first but those who protested have kept coming bcak and on time NO little credit goes to James Poppleton member of the Barrie Recreation Committee acted as liaison officer between thelTeen Towners the Recreation Committee and several other or ganizations and clubs Throughout hehas been most agreeably surprised at the effi cienCy and poise of the young peo ples organization and the level headed manner in which they have promoted and operated the entire project Fourvmore similar events are on the schedule with the finale on May 29 to take the form of an annual meeting when the officers will be elected for next autumns activities and on into 1955 The Canadian Cancer Society and the National Cancer Irliifitute of canada are the two Vvo ntary organizations fighting cancer The Society is made up of laymen It supports research carries on an educational program and wel fare program to assist cancer Suf ferers It also raises money The Institute is made up of doctors and scientists It supports worthwhile cancer research by giving grants in aid fellowships and scholar ships Albout onehalf of its money comes from the society who has School Costs Up In North Area The total amount required for the operation of the schools as requested bythc trustccs levy will be in the neighborhood of $53 00000 for this year This does not include any repayment of deben tures which are chargeable to this area The mill rate of last year at 81 mills failed to provide Suffi cient funds to carry through and an verdraft Of $5000 is to be off set hich is part of the total mentioned above The total assess ment in the area for public schools amounts to about $4070000 The increase in the general expenses is attributed to salary raises and other increased costs The total assessment for the Barrie and Dis trict High School is about $4095 000 as an additional section is in cluded in that area The amounts needed for this school are not yet available The general rate for township purposes has not yet been set Unless the expenditures on char ity and relief which are very highmake it necessary to raise it it is likely that this mill rate will be the same as last year which on the increased assessment will be quite substantially increased This same appliSe to the school boards Relief accounts were ponderous this month and although not totalled up are estimated at over $1500 Park ConcessiOn Let Mrs George Constable and her brotherinlaw Charlton have been successful inobtahiilng the townShip park concession again this year Their tender for $1000 was accepted although there was higher tender for $1200 but the former tender had had the park laSt year and were given the considera tion An offer of $1000 year for three years was also made but this was not confirmed as accepted in the motion by council The present council are not responsiblefor any matters beyond their year They could not bind future councils to continue any agreements Truckj Load Of Milk Dumped Following the big rain around the first of March milk truck went into washout on township road and dumped load of milk lclaim was received for the loss through an insurance adjuster This was passed on to the com pany carryingthe tOwnship liabil ity insurance Crossing Cleared The divisional superintendent of the CNR and the Board Of Trans portation have enquired about the work done at the 8th line crossing in order to clear any obstructions there from blocking the view of trains from the north This cross ing was the scene of fatal acci dent last summerfollowing which ANOTHER BARRIE GUNCLUB SHOOTING MATCH WEI linemen IIERII II Startinfgvat1pm suoroulvs RIFLES audiother interesting ways to win your Easter Hams we have procured Special Harris of several varieties LOCATION Turn right North off Campnordon Highway at CNR Gravel git follow signs LISTENDIII PIISI By JAMES HANCOCK He kissed her once upon the check It seemed harmless frolic Yet hes been laid up week They say with painters colic Nowadays most girls havent the face to deny they use makeup Date of 4H Clubs Trip Established For the past several years 4H Club members of Simcoe County and their leaders have enjoyed an an nual bus trip Toronto Peterboro and Oshawa have been visited dur ing the past three years This year the trip will be to the Ontario Agricultural College Guelph on Friday July Usually 200 to 250 young people take part in this popular event We know the trip to the OAC will be antic facc to deny they use makeup Marketing Difficulties An Orillia Township farmer toss ed few critical words in the direction of agricultural extension workers the other day He said Ive listened to you fellows for years and youve al the jury investigating recommend ed it be protected This brought an investigation by the Transport ation Board officials who offered to provide wigwag if the town ship would assume the costs of maintenance Members of council look the attitude that the crossing was not extremely dangerous and if the obstructions to the north were removed it would be satisfac tory An offer by the Board of Transport was made that three way plan be adopted that they the railway and township would share costs up to certain point and re move the bank of earth which hides the view making the tracks come through cut from which the view was blocked until close to the tracks from an easterly ap proach The township needed fill in their park so tender was asked for loading and hauling this down This has now been done and the view has been much improved but not entirely corrected Later crew of workmen who are being given work while unemployed and under the control of Police Chief William Blogg cleared it away There is still bank which should be cut down but this may be done as more fill is required The clerk was directed to advise the superin tendent that the work had been completed to this point Over$7000 To Collect Garbage Two contracts were let for the collection of the lakeshore garbage for the season Some forty collec tions will cost these ratepayers total of $7300 The north end contract has been raised $1000 to $4000 and the soutli end from $3000 to $3300 Blythe Black and Fred Reid were the only two tenders receiv ed vWith many places on the highway and villages needing garbage service and not being in cluded in the shore areas bylaw it could be yearrbund job for properly equipped truck Ordinary stake type body trucks are not very satisfactory forthis type of haulageand no contractor could invest in proper garbage truck on year to yearbasis of some 40 collections No instructions were given as to where the garbage will be dumped The Canadian Cancer Society supports the National Cancer In stitute of Canada Which selects and gives financial assistance to most of the brilliant workers doing can cer research in Canada today TWO BIC NIGHTS RAINBOW llllilM ORILLIA ac BOBBY newnsv and his 12 pce band FRI DAY APRIL 16 ADMISSION MEN $100 LADIES 75c Special Easter Dance Sat Apr 17 ANDREWS ORCHESTRA Regular Prices News of Interest to Junior Farmers ways been telling me how to pro duce more Well now Ive learned to produce more and cant sell it If didnt produce so much the price would be better In his remarks be inferred that extension workers should turn the major part of their energies to ward solving marketing problems We are all familiar with the workings of supply and demand in affecting price Any school boy can figure that 300bag crop Of potatoes at $150 per bag is better than 600bag crop at 50¢ per bag Then in years when the GOObag crop develops would it be sensible to market only 300 bags keep the price at $150 and feed the balance of the potatoes to livestock Popular thinking suggests an an swer in the affirmative Orderly marketing of aproduct can avoid wide price fluctuations To effect orderly marketing producers must be organized One farmer holding back half his potato crop would produce no results an organized effort is necessary Once group of producers is convinced of the need of organiza tion the extension worker then can and will give valuable assist ance He can do very little toward the cause by working with individ uals 0n the other hand to help solve production problems he must work with individuals Marketing is group problem production problem of the individual That is why the marketing problem is so much more difficult to solve Wallace Greenlow Heads Elmvole 4H Club ByJOANNE McGltATll Wallace Greenlaw was made pres ident of Elmvale 4H Calf Club for 1954 at the organization meeting held at the home of club leader Howard Ritchie March 30 Don Bell was elected vicepresident and Joanne McGrath secretary The number of boys and girls present suggests an excellent club for 1954 Twelve members enrolled six of them in calf club for the first time And few more mem bers are in pmspect The club lit erature was given out all except the calf club manuals new manual is prepared for this year and will not be ready for distri bution until the next meeting Mr Hancock provided pleasant half hour with showing colored slides of local interest The meeting closed with Mrs Ritchie and Muriel serving deli cious lunch Viceaprcsident Don Bell thanked the Ritchies for their hospitality We Registration For Swimming Classes Closed Tuesday Tne interest in swimming instruc tion this spring is wellnigh over whelming One hundred and37 people are now enrolled in the Town and County swimming classeswhich are being held at Bardia Pool Camp Borden on Tuesday evenings until the end of May The beginners class forxladies is now filled and no more pupils are being accepted for it Registrations for all classes clos ed Tuesday evening April Interested swimmers and would be swimmers are coming from wide area for these classes which are sponsored by the Simcoc Coun ty Recreation Service and the Barrie Recreation Committee in cooparation with the Barrie and District branch of the Red Cross Society Elmvale Barrie Angus Alliston Creembre Beetonr and Camp Borden and the surrounding areas areall represented in these Town and County classes SPECIAL INSURANCE Coll 4427 INSURANCE AGENCY AQDUHLOP ST BARth