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pitltltiE North Collegian wan the host Canadian play award at the Georgian Bay Drama Festival held last neck Barrie Chollegiates Awarded Four Trophies At Fesiiircrl Shortly after 11 pm Saturday 600 persons gazed with rapt at tention at the stage of Bradford DistrictHigh Sahool This time they were not watching one of the it plays of the Georgian Bay Drama Festival they were waitlt ing for thc adjudicator lo name the winner thn Dennis Sweating an nounced St Theresas Separate School of Midland group from there started yelling tlieachool checr They kept it up lor sev eral minutes After they left the stage St Theresa students mobbed Julie Consitt who had accepted the tin dry on behalf of the school Barrie Collegiatcs won four of Ihé to awards North Collegiate took the traphy for the best can adian play Jean Craok who played Ethel in Norths produc tion of Ovcrlaid accepted the award North also ivon the best in Bradford Three other wards wont to Harris schools From left hlark Andrews set designer for Centrals produc actor award it went to Bruce Child for his portrayal of pow Don Tikkaiaof Central Colleg iate won the trophy for the best comedy role He played Albert Sinclair Canadian implement manufacturer touring Parls with his wile Because of hismanner isms and voice Tiltkala broke up the audience completely on scv erai occasions during Voices of Desire EXAM ER TROPHY Mike Andrews Ccnlrals set designer received The Barrie Examiner Lrophy for thebost vis tioa with theBarrie Eumiw er trophy for the best visual presentation Jean Crook al North with the best Canadian play award Bruce Child oi uai presentation The set depicted Parisian sidewalk cafe firstyear high school stud cnt Anne Marie Smith ol St Theresas won the award for the boat supporting actress She play ed little girl in the production of Never Saw Another Butler fly Frances Powell grade 11 student from the same school won the best actress award Host costume award was won by Gra vcnburst lligh School Thehcst supporting actor was Mike tian nah ol lilidlend Smndary Sdiooi Runnerup play at the festival was The Lottcry by Bralaerd Midd in presentation by CITY NEWS THE BAthlE EXAMINER MONDAY NOVEMBER 13 1967 made lhcmdo things that would says Satislaotion janongh jde For Work And Study By DAVE HENSHAW Examiner Stair writer You have to hand it to the St John Ambulance Division in Barrie1ts members often give of their free time and even take leave without pay from their jobs to attend hockey games fairs or church picaicr Bob Ryder the superintendent estimates he spends aoo hours year on St John activities Many are astonished to learn that the welltrainde men and women who make up the division do their job on pay ityou save life or stop suf tering you get paid but not with mancy You nrepaid with the satisfaction you get rlrorn help ing your fellow man Mr Ry der said St John Ambulance came to Barrie in the early part of 1942 when nursing division was started Every afternoon during the war volunteers from the div ision helped at Royal Victoria Hospital The nursing strength of the division is now 10Thero are men on stmegth Meetings are held It times during the year in the St John House at the Earrie Fair grounds At least an hour of in struction ls sion Thosc who can qualify for St John certificate must have 16 hours instruction in eight 3951 stuns All kinds of people take lite course They range from housewives iovBoy Scouts Besides theusiial firs tequlpmcnt thoBarrie division ii given at each ses says Mr Ryder fortunate to havev two jarrihubj ances the newest purchased this year with the help at $14 100 donation from the Kinsmen club of Barrie One of Mr Hyders prob lems is that he has to look after the finances of th divisian the public relations work and host of other duties that take him away from organ izing courses upgrading the skills of his cairnnand and re cruiting new members To take that strain off me says ltlrtyder We are trying to form branch committee whichwould look after the fin ances and associated matters He says that if seven interest ed businessmen got itsbartod it could soon be built up to group of about 20 persons who would have little trouble doing very effective jobs 0f course he says they would receive the same pay its the restot its The area of the Barrie division ranges from Bradford in the south of Colllnigwood in the west and extends halfway to Oriflia the location eithe nearest divi son cadet corps for boys to 16 years of age should be formed in the near future Eynougbrintercsh ed boys have been found start work on dieir preliminary certificates soon and then three months later charter will be appliedlor Waveheeu trying to get the corps going for three years loohsprd misingthls The man who will be the cadet officer isitonvbarnes er Barrie it is expected thatnthey will There is am of selfsacrifice in the job But says Mr Ry der there isa great deal of selfsatisfaction if you have genuine desire to help your tel lowman think most people want to be needed and this is part oi what drawsus to the divisio nursing division is directed to those whowant to be able to 7by using the materials available There arelZ oneAhour sessions in the nursing course Mrs Ivda Graccy is in charge of the divisions nurses rain Paicrs ture departmentnuotaiio wholesale in onedozen carton gextraiargc 53 Alarge 47 PR CHRISTMAS SALE 25 OFF aned Christmas clini Dccoraiions Gift Wrap Pipes Accessories titli folds Bar supplies Gamcs Tays Fings €Souyenlls Cenlcnalal Gifts piXiEs 5mm Shop Much of the training for the look after an invalid in his home MONTREAL tCPt Agriculj Eggs Average weight pllCBS North Collegiate best actor in the fmtfvoi and Dan Donald son of Midland cc ary School which won the manor rip play award Midland Secondary School on the last night was said to be the best of the evening Dari Donaldson president of the students council at tho the students council accepted the award on behalf of tho caSL Dennis Sweating is well known actor director and critic lie is new president of the Tour tag Playors Foundation Altrfrarsweating said the direct ing throughout the llproductian lutival was very good and none of the productions was poorly costumed Don hicFadyen an English male teacher at Bradford Dis trict High School is president of this years festival GREAT SUCCESS lie said it was great suc ccss and praised Mr Sweet ings workshops Friday and Sat urday mornings He get kids right outoI the audience and help their acting Last year Bradford won the festival with their production of Inside Kids Head Comment ing on the adjudication this year Mr McFadyen soidliis selec Iions were really good and well justified Saturday night as well as the first and second and third nights olthe festival there was stand ing room only for the last 150 people to arrive The more than 200 students from other Georgian Bay high schools who attende the Icsiiv at were billeted in Bradford homes Mr Sweeiing was extremely com limontory about the way in whic the festivalivas run and the manner in which the students conducted themselves The winning play will be in vitcd to eater the regional finals of the SimpsonsSears Ontario collegiate Drama Festival at Peterharough in April $500 Damage In Accident Ontario provincial police from Alliston investigated several min or accidents on theweekend and one resulting in $600 dam age car operated by Deanna Deacon of 39Norihgate Drive in Downsviow was involved in an accident on county road just east of Everett Coust Wilson investi gated at 640 pm Sunday There were no injuries or charges re from the $600 accident You Borrow $2000 $3000 $5000 wrivourivPiAii is he Associates you crystal clear Na merits ASSOCIATES Jros norInf $4000 dbovepaymentsiiaseiinn14paraiinumfur7yrars uo BONUS CHARGE on HIDDEN sass get mortgage agreement that bonds or hidden fees are ever chaigad Prepayment privrlsgosContidontiaiarrangelt SPEEDYSEthéErJusttellusyourneedsandwall satupapisnforyouimmediately associArss REALTY cacairiiMirEo Toiohto Highway flycarold Toronto man died in the wrodrage of his our Sunday after it plowed Into tree at the side Highway 400 near the Si Vimt St bridge Dead is William Stewart 11 Ontario St ltnonto injured in the same crash wen Cyril Cooper 72 of Toronto ad mitted to Royal Victoria Hmpitai with diest injuries and Norman Sahantiea of Data who is being treated at EVE for head hilar ies Both were to satisfactory condition this nromind Provincial petite st Barrio said the Stewart car southbound on Highway 400 lclt the pavuncot and travelled 75 feet on the east shoulder boiore picking high way marked It skidded another mo feet and then missed both lancs of Highway 400 striking tree at the west side Cooper aadSahentien were passengers in the Stewart car PRDXOUNCED DEAD Mr Stewart was pronounced dead at the me by Dr Frank Shannon lie had been freed from the wreckage along with Mr Sahanticn by pasting mo torists Vhile polim were still clear ing away the wreckage three cars collided in the northbound lane at the same spot The marcnd crash involved cars driven by Joseph Wblssel 52 of Val Calm Ont Albert Sparks $1 of Scarbom and John McDonald of North Bay Damage was estimated at $1650 but no injuries were re ported Another highway crash early this morning scrd 49yearold iielea Grant of Eloor West Torauto to Royal Victoria tine pilal with possible head injuries ller condian was described as fair this morning tier car ovcrturnednt 45 this morning Inear the CNN bridge ot Thornton with dainlt ago estimated at $1000 $700 DAMAGE Another accident Sunday in volved cars driven by Reginald Westbrook 41 of Mill St Cree more and Henry Larsen as of Conison Avenue Angus Their autos collided at pm near the junction of Highways 400 and 90 but police report no injuries Damage was estimated at $700 Sharon Kelly 22 of Barrie and her passenger Randolph eratedby Alan Hayter wrol Hicks also of Barrie received 41 Chiisimas Cakes Stolen In One Of Several Rahberies Thievesapparently overtaken early by their own type 05 Christmas spiritwere at work in barrio on the weekend City police report 41 Christ mas cakes valued at $164 stolen from the CanadaBread ware house on Cundlcs Head early Saturday morning The thieves cut screen at the rear of the building and smashed window to gain entry The their was one of series of weekend robberies in the city Woodsours service station on Blake Street report sneak thief made off with $104 from the cash register shortly before closing time Saturday And purse was snatched from sparked car on Bradford Street later in the evening The same thief is suspected in both incidents police said Stolen from another park car was Lrinnpetyaiued at $100 and case of bcer the pro perty of Robert Seymour of To ronto who had left his auto on Dunlap Street On Sunday camera valued at $40 was taken from car POPULATION ESTIMATED The Unitchations estimates the population of mainland China in mid1966 was 710 000000 andncreaso of 10000000 in one year Low Cost 2nd Mortgages Getoash fast for house riapairs new car vacations many other good reason Monthly Payménu its Low As $3705w $5553 $7410 $9263 arsr hp race GRANT smear PHONE 7264496 124010 Misha WRECKAGE 0F CAR lN WHICH TORONTO MAN DIED minor injuries in sloglecar accident on Sunnidale Road early Sunday morning Police estimated damage at $800 On Saturday cars driven by Alexander Mitchell to of Ex bert and William Houston at Ease Bordenorashed near the junction of Highways too and 90 Damage was spproidmatcly $25 but no injuries were reported Qty police in barrio report only minor weekendaocldents collision between cars op Bayficld St and Thcara Taylor ll of Berczy St resulted in damage cstknated smith The mishap ocmrrcd shortly before pm Saturday at the interrce tion of Hayfield and Sophia streets second accident in tho city invotvcdvairtos driven by Carl Michael 81 or Sirnnidaic Road and William Theairston ill of Codrington St Damage in the wliision at the corner of Bay field and Wellington streets was $100 parked in the city owned by Norman Pickering of tilt Stayner Provincial police at Stayner Sunday recovered car stolen Saturday night from Orv Hardy Motors inEarrie The auto was found abandoned on Highway 26 Also reported was the attempL ed theft of cacparked on Dua lop Street The vehicle owned by Clement Avery of Toronto was ransacked Ignition lock had been removed and thieves had tried to start it by crossing report to be presented to city council tonight by finance chairman Roberts shows Barries debenture debt pet calls well above the provincial side MetropolitaaToronto The figures have been put lisbed by the Ontario depart ment of municipal affairs They show Barrles per capita debenture debt at $33902 as compared with $3365 average for other cities and 91993 lar all other municipalities The per capita debt in the Metro area is $64141 Banios debenture debt has climbed from $13161 to the pres ent level Aid Roberts says it has now reached ltspcak Ac cording to the capital budget forecast it will decline between now and mi he said At the SameJime Barries tax levy per capita is lower than the average of other Ontario ciil Earrics per capita tax levy is $13173 as compared with $15177 the wires police said average for municipalities in Dehenture Debt Per Caipita iibove Ont Average In Barrie for other cities in the province The average of all municipalities is $1503 The lovypcr parka inMdn is $20356 The oopita levyrhererhas cllm from $8371 the level 1959 when Barrisattaiaed of status The average of all On tarlo cities in that year was 310270 and of all municipalities $92 WANT TI NE NH Eightyone per cent of Ameri cans want to be told if they have fatal illness BACKACHEe arroorr ililillATlON Common Kidney oi Bladder Irrita tion make many men and women fee Ill and nervous from treouenr burning or ltchilr nrlnallon night and any srconosr lg nu ma iosc sleep and have He Ir Bic ache and feel alder tired depressed such 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