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Atlande Sugar THREE BARRIE youth iound there was something iishy about the Winter Carol val They were the winners of the annual Fish Derby Sun day Ernat Makepcace new in HWY St won first prise with hi titsinch ber rlar brlan Sweeney left at Bayiieid St the ace and prize with bk etainch perch The third award went to hint Woods 73 Donald St Borden Takes Golds In Ski Championships CAMP BORDEN Army Camp Borden copped three gold medals and two bronze while Camp Petswawa took the team championships during the that Central Command Olympic Ski meet terminating at Craiglelth on weekend Scoring first place tn Slalom alter competing against 35 other Ontario Army top skiers was sngt Gard Slegrlst Camp hor den Provost Detachment To win the gold medal in this event Slegrist had to manipulate his skis bank and forth through one of the most complex gate sys tems ever set up tor this type of competition GOLD MEDAL Siegrlst also won gold ned al for being the high llltllVltllltll Missing Man lust Visiting City Police report that Herold Pop Beaucbamp at 21 Collier 5t Barrie has been located The missing man was not miss tug at all lie was staying with friends In town and had not notified his teammate Charles Dodd Mr Dodd becerne concerned when Mr Beauchamp failed to return home Feb lo and re ported his concern to the police An ailCotario police lookout was posted for the tliryearoid Beauchamp jjliODiiiiSlSTOCK Priors First Sod compiled by Flynn Aabaatoa ii Abitibt Alton Steel Aluminium Alberta Dit Alberta Galln Art Argus Pfd Dom Tar Dhof lidnnt Bank dl NS not TEL atllan EA Oil Grin Aviation caarmp air can Cdn firms can can Camee Chemcall CllllfiW Con Mlndrflm con Paper Cant Ga Dons Bridge Home on Bun 39 Hill Oil lmnlwoil Inland NG Inth Labatt Beth Connor Bibi Eraloflt rrvsaaosr amva smears arts Metal Nickel mun fltaohlrana Cda DOWION 10 lndmtrtlll moosmais Dis Seal Dom lonnd Dom Store Falconbrldn Gt Latte Papa Was an Harden rams Hawk Blddaisy Hudsons Bay Imp Tobacco ind Acum inter Nickel later Utilities Jockey Club lit tilt veteran scorer in the slalom and also for tho high veteran in the downhill and slalom com bined scores Captain Rick Evralre Royal Canadian School of tnfon Borden captured bronze med in the slalom tor being the top class skier and for best class sister for the combined down hill and slalom events Camp Borden skiers took am and place in the slalom team competition Team members were Slegrlst Capt Andre Desa FititM PRICES maomlpi morning cream and butter print prices were unchanged today Butter prices Canada first grade Ontario tenderahle 51 52 nontenderahie blltsm oti truck in lightrtrading western 52v nominal GRAIN WINNIPEG GP Most prices moved narrowly in dull opening trade on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today Most activity was on the flax market where there was evid ence of good buying by interna tional interests There were minor fluctuations in rye Trade in oatsand barley was mainly associated with teed sup ply but there was evidence of processing demand in oats There were few rapeseed declines as Dunlap St Barrie am MIC Pow meant Vera it Panes rate Pam Pipe Page Haney Power Corp Que Nat Du Rd at Wank Min on Palm Sunday for Grace tin tlnn Building is expected to da toods Simpson Shall itteel oi Can TorDorn tih nan Can Trans the trad Fin Texaco Union Gas Walker cow Weton Zenith th Na ate Opens in Provo ltto Allan sum sum it lunltta Kane winnran an avananns if Presbytery talus CltyCo1mall and civic officials and local members at the iedaral and pro motional Church Sesaionthaa been and the SeniorChoir will sing Ipitaiitv at his premiamtothe wiu umliiiltl ny Hail Truth 13713 iardlns RCASC School us Army Major Bruce Patell RC8 oi Dwain SSltt Jack Din tus from the Canadian School oi Military Intelligence harden the weeklong skl olympica began at Borden Feb 10 with 124 mile cross country com petition In this event Borden member Lt Cameron Camp Bor tien Signal Squadron broke one slri part way through the course With one foot and one slit he moved uphill downhill and ov er rough treachunua terrain One ot his fellow skiers Lt Csdorette noticing Camerons plight gave up his old to him Even alter this trying aper ienco the Stgoais oiilcer tin lshod sixth out of about 25 con testants all at whom were much younger titan he GUARDS WIN The Petawawa based 2nd Can adian Guards team took top hon oursin both the crosseountry and the blathlon rneea Thebia thion is 124 mile race one third uphill one third downhill and one third cross country with shooting at target aim the course The crosscountry and blathlon events were run along return route bordering Iangemark to Mons ranges Just outside the main camp The Alpine events downhill and slalom were run at Blue Mountain Resorts Cralglelgth The downhill and slalom ev ents were both won by Camp Petuwawa teams Competition ended at Craig leith with the presentation at prizes by Col Heuchan Acting Camp Commander tor Camp Borden OniPaim Stinday The Ceremony ited Churchs Christian Educe draw more than 2000 peo to Church dignitaries rr esca ver at to chargeaot ounces vlnciai governments are expect Dr Alvin Perkins to turn the first sod Tbe Junior Choir of 75 voices Rev Jones at the Church of Christha extended the ho audieucs it is located across the attest The date for the construction at the building has been set at Feb 24 it NM ONLY on kiddies though she wasnt big win nm took part in the ice tithing derby oi Barrie Winter Cars navaL Mrs Kirkpatrick al oer entered the fresh air and competition Exam per Pho Bl Police Chiei Praises Everyone For Orderly Weekend Traffic The bumper to bumper weekend traific Installed in only four mhtor accidents Police Chief Ed Tacblrltart reported this morning The low accident count and the smooth new of this heavy tratiic was attributed to the work of the truffle patrol He said special thanks were due theEmergency Measures Organlutlon volunteers for their Carileaves itoad iwo Hoopitaliaed An accident two mile north of the Highway 400 overp sent two Barrie men to Royal Victoria Hos ltel Police sat car driven by Lloyd Bowman skidded or the Hallway eta am Sunday morning Bowman who lives at Peoetsog St was released from he ital after physical examine on Passenger David Pollard of 296 Hayfield St was sent home with dressing on his ear United count Holds Service For the iiith successive year Collier Street United Church is holding series oi Lenten lunch hour services on Tuesdays from 1230 to 1250 starting tomor row The addresses this year will be given by the Rev Skelly on the general theme Something to Behold the first address will be en titled Behold the Man in previqu years theseaddres so will be published in The Barrie Examiner each Monday evening as an editorial fenre the United Church Women will be serving light lunches casting to cents at the Fellow ship Hall from noon to 1234 and utter theservloe until 130 Crash out Damage rear cud collision on rtlgh way 400 south oi the Dunlap streeti own causedsondgtb me oranges un Ontario Provincial Police to port that car driven by Rob ert Johnfioyal of Concession ll Nnttawn Township collided car driven st or 186 Rttshc Conatableit Nichols was the aneSllEHut contra street turrets our 9ssavlce zeacwi ltdlylZdo Utopia was charged with follow eau Mr Forster lives stat work Then volunteers worbcd Setuniay and Sunday from it noon to pm Chlal Tschirhart also thanked carnival visitor tor their coop oration and courtesy We had good weekend he said T00 CLOSE The ilrst acnidentoccurred at 412 pm Saturday Police said car driven by Douglas it Cen ter oi to Ardagh ltd mashed into the rear of vehicle driven by Thomas Carley oi Nioets Point Carter was charged with following too close The accident caused an estimatedjisn dam age at was Brian roman of am in too close when his vehicle collided with car driven by John George Harper of is Agnes St The accident occurrodat the Dunlap and Toronto street intersection CHARGE CAREESS At 655 pm Russel Grade gar of so Grove St was charg ed with careless driving iolli owing an accident in which he backcdiinto car owned by Edward Datiemora of RR Strand Darnaga was estimated at $210 Later an estimated £175 darn age was causedwhen HaroldeN Forsters vehicle skidded into the rear of car driven by Gary lhomaa Smith at RR litter Shaoty Bay road No charges were laid can no island with us than with anyotttercomprny tint outwhy howl Charlie Hem orth BDunlop St Tet peasant smartARM Wmtstmm rope Barrie City Police the carnival Mend mmdnrdt co were between 10 pm Feb it ohtmuithi dealer at Dean Myers Mote told Police tin casings trade irglru tor napping had been at 0n hinder same Bella at Threats ht Winnipeg told no that outta contain asmlliimetre camera In what hat pe were trnothi car this wu parked in toblawa parking lot at trlt It history repeats the spring thaw over the Barrie area will start now in year gone by old man win ter has uplayed havoc with the area on the winter carnival concluded Then the warm wea ther sets in and snow disappears Forecast temperatures indie ato this to be true for it Cloudy warm weather is predict ed with temperatures supposed to rise to as degrees tomorrow The low tonight about be mere 30 However the weekend was clear and cold The mercury dropped to rare overnight end was still there at 740 today lhablghyesterdaywasao but felt much colder out on the av 3y noontoday themercury had apurtedtots degrees Forecasts issued by the Ten onto weather oifice at it am Synopsis band of cloud that extends southward from dis turbance in northwestern 0n turio will bring increasing cloudiness to southern Ontario todaly accompanied by southerly win paratures Clearing skies are ex pected to most sectionalmlgbt History notes To Follow carnival that promise milder temm flaw nvneraw tar Carnival orauboe Pitdttitl mother Wsa Pf ented with the Carnival Horse1 ttttdoepupwu the duo of Erie no and sale we hamn Billtitit urbanization am want BAY was the winneroi Barrie Winter Carnival tor free trip to Nassau dontmwyetiiwswhi banishing the tri to Nation our honeymoon raid Anna heard boother win mi irliclnid who ailing her at you ev when at the nurer out bohrdtnotor draw was Mrs borough or to ill us with temperatures mild in wiodiiuht tonight southerlyth southern sections and continue in cold in the north Lake St Clair LukeEris Lake Huron Windsor London Niagara Lake Ontario llallbnr ton outhom Georgian Bay Hamilton dblonto Clsaatng Wt Indian easterly 15 rues mile the night Halo Dim Mllderiwtads weltsriyio to so iuesdey Northern GeorgianBayAt gome southern White River North Bay Sudbury Clearing tonight and increasing cloudl nets Tuesday afternoon Mllder iire Deparhnent seam cause Barrie FiraDopartrnent was called to two fires during the weekend The first was chimney fire at in Adelaide St on Saturday aiternoon The second was min utes earlier This was car the stintMary St Damage was slight in cases it was need wett eud Chief holly lrwin and lllllmllll iheldata Northern White River Ti carat Partial clearing touig ncreasingcloudlness agaln luasd ay withintermlttsat now late in the day Mild Winds Western Jame Bey Coon rare Partial clearing tonight with increasing cloudiness again Monday and intermittent snow late in the day Little tempera ture change Winds becoming easterly is tonight Forecast Temperatures Low tonight high Tnsdayx Windsor St Thomas London Kitchener Mount Forest Wingham Handlton St Catbsrtncs Toronto North Bay Sudbury Earlton SeultSte Ma Kapushaslng Whitettlve Maorottee sasaugmmsgmmmmmss roastlemonsravtnooelaoasrtno mam subcontinent an 14 you