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Barrie Examiner, 7 May 1954, p. 8

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BTHE BARRIE EXAMINER FRIDAY MAY 1954 DEEPEST OIL WELL Worlds deepest oil well is at Lost Hill near Bakersfield Cali fornia being sunk to 16668 feet in 1946 ARTHRITIC PAINS Are you suffering from arm ritic pains if so write at once to Pickwood Pharmacal Company Limited Milton Ontario for particulars of their guaranteed treatment Money refunded if pains are not relieved OLDER WORKERS With all due respect to youth there is still no substitute for ex depih of perience There is something wrong if there is no place for older men in Canadian business let those in early middle age Lachute Que Watchman FOREST PRODUCTS PRINCE ALBERT CP Over all value of Saskatchewans forest production last year was $8785600 gwith lumber bringing $6477100 Lumber production increased 115 Iper cent in volume and 12 per cent in value alone New Collingwood Collegiate gOpenecl by Hon Dunlap Milli it an and makes broad line like brush stroke type of sketching instrument new for most of the members who admired the lovely soft stroke that resulted The artist complimented the club very highly on its ambitious program and the splendid accom plishments of the members He was very generous in his praise of the local project and the exhibi tions etc held under the auspices of the group Plans were made at the meeting sr the annual banquet on Thursday May 27 Arrangemenzs have been completed and tickets were given 1952 CHEVROLET COACH out to the members Irzday niait Incidentally those interested in art are cordially invited to attend the dinner and hear an address by one of Canadas leading 3mm Yvonn llousser RCA 03A of Toronto An exhibition of pictures by club members Will be shown at the Library Hall on the same evening and also on Friday evening May 28 and Saturday evening May 29 The bucket paintings of the members will be on display at this time as will the sketches and pic tures done by visiting artists and presented to the club 33M Township the southern part of Colllngwood Township and Osprey Township The large number of visitors for the cere mony were officially welcomed by Mayor Gordon Branlff Seen speaking in the photograph above is Julian Fergu son MP for Simcoe North THE NEW COLLINGWOOD District Collegiate Institute was officially opened recently by the Rep Dunlop Min ister of Education for Ontario The school designed to ac commodate 1000 pupils serves large area which includes Collingwood Stayner Wasaga Beach Creemore Singhamp ton Duntroon Nottawasaga Townshlp part of Sunnldale gives you figure beauty airconditioned New car condition new car warranty Twovtone green An ex Youll look cool feel cooler in Flexees beautiful new Summer coolers Coolaire Ainconditioned lacy fabricsfashioned into Girdles Bros Corselets to keep you daisyfresh through sweltering months Cooloire Girdle with FlexTop $995 Coolcire Corselel beauty sheath 1395 mm Mrs Sarieanr New President Lions Auxiliary Mrs Bruce Smjcant was in stalled as president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Lions Club of Barrie at the May business meeting in Community House on Monday evening She succeeds Mrs Earl Cox to the office Mrs Cox will continue to serve on the incoming executive in the capacity of past president Other officers for the coming year are Mrs Robert Leishman lst vice prcsidcnt Mrs Woodgcr 2nd vicepresident Mrs William Sar jcant secretary Mrs Machany treasurer Mrs Ray Horn so cial hostess and Mrs Frank Dob son Mrs Arthur Webster and Mrs Campbell directors Speaker at the annual meeting was Howard who was re cently on active service abroad as an officer in thcCanadian Army Introduced by Mrs Noel Stephen son he gave very interesting talk on Korea Mrs Rowe thanked Mr Howard for very informative talk and the members enjoyed social half hour and lunch letter was read at the meet ing from the auxiliarys godchild Jean Paul in France thanking the club for help given and dona tion of $50 was voted to the can vass for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind The auxiliary was asked to donate clean white used cotton for bandages for cancer patients Very encouraging annual re ports were turned in by the of ficers with the exception of the treasurer who will present her report at the June meeting at the end of the club year The meeting on June will take the form of dinner at Mayors Motel follow ed by the installation of officers for the year 195455 Mrs Robert Leishman announced that the sum mer draw conducted by the ladies at the Lions summer carnival would be made on mixmaster Tickets for this draw will be avail able in June é¥ DATE VARIETIES More than 100 varieties of dates are grown near Medina Saudi Arabia SATURDAY MAY8 UPENING sprout ran in or COFFEE WITH Mint THE BARRIE Last Friday evenings meeting was the highlight of the Barrie Art Clubs history for many of the members It was the most won derful evening we have ever had in the words of one member Certainly the demonstration in oils by Tom Roberts ARCA OSA of Port Credit provided one of the most profitable and entertaining evenings in local art circles Art dubbch found it wonderful ex perience to watch as Mr Roberts completed large canvas 20 by 24 in just over an hour His subject was several groups of birch trees in early spring against soft background of water and distant trees His technique was new to most of the club members He used benzine as medium to york in the tones with transparent Borries newest restaurant Completely remodelled with the latest in ultramodern restaurantfixiurés including aircondition ing throughout You are cordially invited to come in and enjoy wellprepared delicious meal in the most pleasant surroundings unnnn cirrus 1030 Tumourow colors and then applied the paint with palette knife and broad brush He worked quickly and dexter ously until the last highlight was npplicd and truly delightful pic ture sccmcd suddenly to take form as he brought out tzhc lovely qual itics ofsunshine Mr Robcttts makes many thumb nail sketches with pen and brown ink The nib of the pen is 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