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BARRIE ARENA Saturday night was scene of spark ling presentation of Sleeping Beauty by the Barrie Skating Club TOP children gather round the bed of the sleep ing princess as she awaits the handsome prince whose kiss will bring her back to life BOTTOM Theres plen Display Sparkles At Ice Carnival The Barrie Arena ice came to life Saturday night with sparkling display of color and talent as Barrie Skating Clubs loth annual carnival presented Walt Disneys Sleeping Beauty Sleeping Beauty the main number on the program gave all the junior and primary members of the club the chance to show off their skating abil ities Beverley Simmons jun ior Iadics champion of 1962 was featured as the Sleeping Beauty Musical accompaniment by the Barrie Collegiate Band in cluded selections by Tschaikow sky Lerner and Loewe Rich ard Rodgers Cole Porter and Morton Gould Second half of the program included two solos by Dundas skating champion Donald Knight and one by club pro fessional Suzanne Emms who also produced and directed the show The shows grand finale was hlilitaire Royale display of precision formations done to Eric Coates Knightsbridge March with 32 members of the cast taking part large audience turned up at the arena for the show with many parents on hand to see the result of their childrens lessons The audience was estimated at 2500 Ferdinand the Bull was one of the cleverest and most amus ing numbers in the show with Georgia Dowthwaite and Suz anne Emms teaming up as El Toro and matador Lorrie Smith putting on line display of bull fighting in the best Spanish tralt dition REAL STARS The use of variety of color ed spotlights in each number was extremely effective and narration by Milt Conway of the Sleeping Beauty story add ed to the presentation Although there were num ber of solo performances on the program the real stars of the show were the extras the scores of children who played peasants animals birds stars Plan Views jewels rainbows and fairies Costume conveners were Mrs Troyer Mrs Arm strong Mrs Gerow Mrs Pierce and Mrs Woods who came up with de signs which were appropriate and colorful Producer Suzanne Emms was assisted by Mrs Georgia Dowthwaite and Miss Sheila Livingston The entire program was great success and was greatly enjoyed by the audience judg ing by the volume of applause which the performers received after each number rain clouds Dream Of Movies Has COme True VANCOUVER CF The dream of modern motion picture industry for Vancouver has come true for Czechoslovak ian immigrant Oldrich Vac Iavek selfmade film executive Five years ago Vaclavek ad hits he used to button hole friends in his tiny book cluttered Kitsilano district room and tell them about his dream Today he has $2000000 behind him his studios are under construction on laacre site high above West Vancouver and an ambitious estates plan to evolve over the next five years promises to become reality It was Vaclaveks drive that got the project going He got people of influence interested in his plans Panorama Estates Limited was formed with Brit ish capital headed by Viscount Folkstone eldest son of the Earl of Radnor PLANS TWO FILMS Panorama will do the develop ing and lease studios to Com munwealth Films Limited Vac lavek is vice president of Panorama and president of Commonwealth with prominent men holding other key positions one of the directors is former lieutenantgovernor Frank Ross Commonwealth shooting plans are in the works it plans at least two pictures this year to be shot here and in the interior The directors and stars will come from Hollywood Canadian talent will fill aupportingand extras roles Vaclavek says he escaped from Czechoslovakia to Switzen land in 1951 He came to Canada two years later then worked for twu years inthe film studios of Hollywood and came back to Vancouver Nowhe watches his $780000 studios to be stacked with $450000 worth of equipment going up and mulls over plans for not only motion pictures but industrial films television series and commercials He told an interviewer he feels Vancouver can capitalize on the current exodus of film producers from Hollywood be cause of high costs there The only reason top producers hadnt come to Canada before was because of the lack of proper studio facilities here There is great shortage today of honest quality enter tainment in the mediumpricc field Hollywood isnt supplying them because it is geared to multi million dollar extrava ganzas DIED CDCHRANE Harvey At the rtayai Victoria Hospital Barrie on Saturday March 31 1062 Han lri his 40th year Mac and In late Stewart Cochran or 81 lnnlsfil street loving hmther of Gordon Betty Mrs Ross Chlpehase and Jack at Thornton heating at tho Fclhlck Funeral Home 127 Enyticld sltroetl flrrle Service in the ape on ay at 210 pm in ferment Alliston Union cemetery true more EXAMINER aionnav neon 10¢ iy of excitement but no stage fright here as group of young performers await their one to go on the ice Exam iner Photos Welensky Neluses Enlarge Statement SALISBURY Reuters Sir Roy Velensky Sunday refused to amplify statement he made Friday thathis Rhodesian Fed eration might have to leave the Commonwealth when it gains in dependence In telephone interview the federal prime inifnsier cons firmed that he had said In reply to questions at an election meet lng in Broken Hill that the fed eration might have to leave be cause oi the manner in which the Conunonwealth is develop ing See Headway In Medical REGINA CF Saskat chewans CCF government and the provinces silomember Col lege of Physicians and Sur geons deadlocked over the is sue of medicalcare plan since the spring of 1960 appear to be making some headway in re conciling their differences The two parties emerged Sun day night from their second all day meeting to say they will meet separately to discuss op posing views They will follow this up with another joint meting but no date has been set The doctors had until Wed nesday refused to meet either the government or the commis sion that will administer the compulsory prepaid medical care scheme The government spurned by the college in earlier invitations to meet drew the doctors to the meetings with an offerof an open agenda The open agenda gave the college the loophole it needed to discuss care of the chron ically and mentally ill the aged and those not covered in exist ing medical insurance plans areas the college said should dent 47H Clubs Being Organized The Ontario Department of Agriculture Is enrolling meml her In its Hi Call clubs and there Li still time for rural boys and girls to enroll it was nor nouaced today All call clubs for 1962 were reorganized in March and boys and girls who were 12 years of age on Jan 1962 are eligible to enroll in 4H calf club The deadline for joining in North Simeon Is ril Interested boys and gir should attend the next regular 4H meeting In their area April 4H Calf Club meetings are llllaesing 4H Beef Club ch nosday April pm Humala Goldwater 4H Cal Club Thursday April pm tlflncslng 44 Dairy Calf Club Wednesday April 11 pm Oro 48 Beef Calf Club Thursday rll 12 pm Orlllla Call Club The day April 17 pm Elmvalo IH Beef Calf Club Wednesday April in pm Elects Its New Georgian Bay and District Credit Union Chapter held its annual meeting at Stroud Com munity Centre Fiftyvfour mem bers from 17 credit unions at tended This was the last meeting for two directors the president William Acres of Meaford and Burt Ward of Colllngwood They have transferred to the new Bluewatcr Chapter which will hold its first meeting In Mea ford April as Gene Rooney coordinator of field services for this district was the speaker He outlined the functions and services of credit union how it operates to benefit member credit un ions and how chapter forms part of the Credit Union Lea gue The nominations and election of officers was handled by Earl Babcock of Kempcnfoldt Credit Union Four new directors were elected They are Morln Gravenhurst Mrs Lnrmand Victorla Harbour William Mercer Orlllla Hammers Barrie Jim Wilson of First Cooper atlve Packers Employcos Ore dlt Union Barrie was elected president of the chapter and Collins was named vicepresi Tiie Georgian Bay chapter Vasey 4H Calf Club Tuck day April 24 pm Elmvale 4H Beef Call Club Wednesday April 25 pm Ore CH Dairy Calf Club Thursday April 26 pm The department of agriculture in organizing county 4ltH Tractor Club In the near future and membership will be open to boys only between the ages of it and 21 They must have readied their 14th birthday by Jan 1962 and not be over 21 before Dec 31 1987 The doctor club will he call ed the North Slmcoe 4H Tracv for Club and interested boyr may loin regardless of which part of North Slmcoe they live in It In expected the majority of meetings will be held at Ehn vale Anyone wish to become Tractor Clu member is asked to forward his name ad dress and age to the Ontario department of agriculture Bar rie Ont Georgian Bay Credit Union Directors was awarded first prize In the smaller chapters for organizing the most new credlt unions Ari engraved plaque for this work was presented to Mr Acres at recent credit union conven tion in Windsor Mrs Mercer of Orlllla won the 50 first prize in the chapter draw LOCAL AND GENERAL COOKSTOWN CLUBS April will be organization night for 4H Clubs of Cooks town orca Clubs organizing an that night will be beef call dairy calf swine and grain POTATO GROWEBS Harry Well of the form economics and statistics branch of the Ontario department of agriculture has been working in the Alliston district during the past week gathering data from the growers on the potato crop His purpose Is to gain information and thus more truly assess what might be the best method of marketing potatoes from the area on the fresh mar ket It was stated have priority over compulsory medicalcare scheme Promolions Ate Announced At Camp Borden Station Group Captain Hiltoai Commanding Officer ECAF Sta tion Camp Borden has announc ed the semlvannual airmens promotion list effective April as follows To the rank of Flight Ser Sun Life Manager Will Attend Meet Tom Anderson Manager of the Sun Life of Canada In Ear rie will attend Sun Llfea spe clal Agency oonference being held at Hollywood Beach Flor ida April to 12 The confer ence which is held every two years for Sun Life managers and salesmen with outstanding service and sales records deals with current developments in the business Mr Anderson was recently appointed manager of the Sun Lifes Barrie branch office after two years service as repres entative and district supervisor in this area He will be accom panied by Mrs Anderson human at norm geant Sergeant Kum pula fo Sergeant Cpl Vin cent Cpl Green Cpl Grabowskl Cpl Tone gal Cpl McGregor Cpl Eastes Cpl McLeIlan Cpl Cochrnne Cpl Woods Cpl Graham Cpl Stark Cpl Raclcot Cpl Demers Cpl Crockett To Corporal LACS Delaney Corbett Morden Mault Parker DosSantos Blanch ette Whitehead Gregson Philip Elliott Young Brock Wizlnowlcb NATURAL GAS IS YOUR BlSIforBllY nous lIAIING NOTHING DOWN Easy payment over YEARS on monthly gas bill $1460 l$l7tltit lllllll Ll nora flint Illfll $580 MAMA lit Ill VIM CHANGEOVER CAN BE DONE IN FEW HOURS Units for all types of home heating FREE BURNER SERVICE Your Gas employ don not Imaloy doorw don ultimat nor till one unveiln For Information about dol lrl Hell by tho outno full loud to II Ind lnlIaIl nrtml elil or with gin maoaomo or no 86558 DEDICATES FLAGS Rev Sherrlag Bar rie Legion padre dedlcatcs parade flags presented Sun day to the Kempenfelt Trunr CITIZEN AWARD TO BE PRESENTED Rev Frederick Shcr rlng MC 77 will receive the William Wright Mom orlol Trophy at the Barrie branch of the Royal Can adian Legion tonight at 845 More popularly known as the Barrie Citizen of the Year award the trophy Is for outstanding service to the city of Barrie and is given outside of the per sons normal occupation without monetary remuner ation Mr Sherring served in the Boer War as soldier and as padre In the First and Second World Wars He holds the Military Cross and retired after the Second World War as lieutenant colonel Retired from the Anglican Church several years ago Rev Mr Sherring Is still an active worker with Trinity Anglican Church He finds time to visit hospital pat lents each day and Is also padre of the Barrie Legion branch Ms pct Band The flags union jack and two Canadian en signs were given to the band by Mrs Nellie Alker 09 She Russ Davey executive dlrec tor of the VllfYWCA said t0lt day he expects tournout of 600 boys and girls at the Ylll YWCA Easter treasure hunt ch will need at least 40 lead ers to assist he added World outlook director Neil Taylor told meeting of the Ys Mens Club the 38th Inter national convention of Ys Mens Clubs will he held in Benff June 1943 Barrie Is planning to send delegate Secretory Dalt Nesbllt read letter from Param Bhelwa secretary of the YMCA Nag pur India concerning the as sistance in money and maga zines given by the Barrie club Speaker was local lawyer and skindiving expert Hoss Cow an He dealt with all aspects of sklndiving and outlined also the field of scuba divers He stressed the Importance of prospective akin divers being thoroughly competent swim mers correctly equipped and formally trained The Under very high sstandards for in structors he commented Train ing includes 150 hours under water experience swimming proficiency to the bronze me dallion level thorough knowl water Society of Amerlca sets is and FOR BAND said that the band had noi flags and these are things parade doesnt look right without Examiner Photo Eitpect 600 Boys And Girls At The Treasure Hunt edge of equipment and its use as well as physiology related to this sport Presidentelect Ken Cotherr reminded members of the dir trlct conference at Owen Sound April and fl Remembers Summer Of 60 TYNE VALLEY PEI CP The hot dry summer of 1960 will long be remembered by the 200 people of this village in western Prince Edward island For two weeks fires roared uncontrolled over 100 square miles of bush timber and farm land destroying about to build ings and chasing dozens of fami lies from their homes Tyne Valley was the coordl nation centre for firefighters and the fire came so close to its edges one windy night that many of the residents fled lnth onths that followed the volunteer irefighting force backed by the whole village pitched into project that has created fire department they are proud of 1s sperm LEAN LOIN LEAN MEATY RIB BOILING BEEF LEAN BONELESS FRESHKILLED EVISCERATED caterers iiiiiiii CARRIE NO CREAMEnY Lourrrne ONTARIONQ HQMEGROWN POTATOES Oz Jar Lb 99 PORK coups 159 POT noasrs 49 33 BIIEH lEns labourer troop MARKET snr