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CPL MARCEL ROBERT TOSSES Graduates in ten grades of piano proficiency examinations conducted in Barrie by the Roy Conservatory of Music of Toronto in Barrie recently in cluded 21 first class honor awards There were also exam inations in oboe flute euphon ium clarinet bassoon double bass and violin The list oi graduates is as follows Grade Piano HonorsSylvia Kcnt Pauline Warnica PassRobert Strothard Grade Plano lloors Margaret Bailey Fairlie Rit chie Lynda Reinhart Pass Rosemary Hobson Elizabeth McLean John Prince Equal Grade VIII Flinn First Class Honors Nena Kauanowslri Joanne McBride equal Kath erine Swgram Mary Kearns Honors Graham Brydges Jane Ritchie Christa Spanis equal Susan Ritchie Mary Wass Donna Lambie Sylvia Nash equal Sandra Collison Edward Robinson equal Nan cy Thompson Margaret Caldwell Pass Norma Cochrane Lynn Rodgers equal Karen Crowe Beverly Howard Debbie Thompson equal Patricia Cain Victoria McOurdy Nancy ta Erenneman Frank 11 Mid wood Equal Peter Paris Jan et McQuarrie Onalee McMas ter equoi Rik Legear Mary Staples Richard Denney Susan Laking equal Grnda Vll Pianog Honors Joanne Harper Janice Clot Elizabeth Burns Bill Wind rem Paul Petersen Mary Wright equal Pass David White Mary Hancock Arm aoda Bethune William Hay James Parker Grade vr Piano First Clues Honors Margaret Clute Hon anie Columbus Honors Karen Darling Janis Green Margaret Stewart equal Alice Croft Joanne Lesage Helen Rutherford Peter Rit chie Betty Mallory Mark Brennan Sandra Thompson Equal Pass Frances Kell Jan Iice Miller Susan Spring equal Sondra McFadden Paul White equal Bradley Kiernan DavidMcCaw Eileen Smith equal Sheila Aitken Catherine Wilson equal Mandate or NORM KENDRI Anne Coulter Joan it Price equal Carol Maw Brian McFadden Cheryl Romphi Grade Piano HonorsJanet Flynn Laurie Hamilton Nan Peters equal Tana Sa so Gcmma van Ardelsvoort equal Deborah Schaudlen Pass Cynthia McGrath Sheila Guthrie Janice Hewson equal Yvonne Finkbeincr Pamela Bryan Lynne Cooper Lynn Handy equa Wanda Pierson Grade IV Piano First Class Honors Doris Cooper Susan Forbes JoAun Nelson Hon orsJohn Harper Heather Con stable Esther Haldenby equal Stuart Forbes Joy Kell Brenda Schandlen equal Mary Conlin Catherine ii Lucas Marva McHuer Pass Judith Classen Helen Hancock Lynn Lucas Debra McColgan Owen Spring Mary Donoelly Sheila Poliett equal Bernice Oxby Nancy McKellar Lynn Duifin Grade III Piano First Class Honor Christine Hopwood Lisa Smith Janine Moriarty Betty Harbridge Mary Kent Susan Rupert Josephine van Amelsvoort equal Yvonne Hannah Cecilia McKenna PassJohn Evans Linda Jagges Grade 11 Plano First Class Honors Deborah Jackson Helen Moloney Honors Christine Hopwood Lisa Clute Tannls Macauley equal HonorsDonald Cameron James Lcaslr equal Margaret Leaslr Darlene McLean equal Roderick MacKenlt zie Alan Hewson Lisa Jack son Francis van Amelsvoort PassRosanne Harper Anne Oliver equal Grade Piano First Class Honors Barbara McFadden Rhonda Coilver Daniel Earle Elaine Feniak Tan Nelson Susan lb equal Victoria Roussin Honors Heather McEath ern hawn Brown JPaui Honey Kelly Moriarty Donn aid Williamson Carolyn Campbell Debra Grittin Betty Sleeth equal Terry Rupert Pass Kim Dawson Gregory anthers Grade 1X Vio Honorswen dy Colw IN UNARMED COMBAT Royal COneervatory Music Exam Results Announced 3M EnioY Police Show Fairgrounds play oi police Grade IV Violin HonorsAlice TCrolt GrldaViiI Double Bass First Class Honors Welldy 10le Grade VI Double Buss Hon orssGary Giller Grade VII Bassoon Honors Richard Nixon Grodc V111 Clarinet Honors Patricia WaltlD George Laidlaw Grade Clarinet Puss Janice Osborne Maryl Sarieant equal Jamie Temple Grade IV Clarinet Pass Susan Hall Elaine Ar cherp Deborah McCabe Grade VI Euphonlum Honors Jamie ill Morris Grade 1V Enphonlum pass Terry French Grade VIII FLUTE First class Honors Eleanor Kirk Grade VI Flute Honors Cheryl Woodger PassJudith Delaney Yasmin Deirdre vala Gayle Waterer Grade IV Flute HonorsKer hecea Rodgers Terry Mills Puss Joan Freeman Sandra Kursis Grade IV French Horn Hon orsJame Robinson Grade Oboe First Class Honorssteph en Delaney HonorsE Anne Ramsay Grade IV Oboe HonorsRob ert Mitchell Poserruee Nixon Grade VIII Trombone Pass Patrick Kidd Grade VFirombone Pass David Rodgers Grade IV Trombone Honors John Prince Grade VIII Trumpet Pas Huger EPile Grade 1V Trumpet Pass Donald Spencer Grade Vi Tuba Hooreranny Tultodgers PassAllan David Bell Grade vm Singing First Class HonorsChristina Jay Grade IV Singing Honors Mary Kent Grade singing Honors Gayle Baker ORIGI You will remember our Bowman been logs with Eatono Come in ind meet Mr Bowm you would like monomer more on store Loohled at as Dollop Int Open evenlng until in panama Monday By DAVE HZNSEAW 3an sun Bowler An estimated 3000 turned opt stating Bmkulilalr Round in Ho via an hour Ind tactic leaturing the Metropoli Iao Toronto loiira muliul ride 0014 First on the program was an unarmed combat exercise by three men lrom the Canadian Forms Sdtooi ol intelligence and Security at Base Borden They showed how soldier and police oliicers delend thch selves when they are conlrontr ed by In assailant wielding lmile orgtm Some of their antics brought laughs item the crowd but it was pretty obvious the serious part of the display got through Everyone likes pipe band and the reception the Tomato police pipe band got last night bore this out The so member oi the band olruiied in front oi the parked grandstand with the pipes wailing and the drum issuing steady beat There was plenty of applause ielt lor the musical ride troop and most ol this came when the 16 men and their mountsom ed up and charged gt Next came live Ontario Pro vincial Police dogs and their masters Alter seeing the way the Ger man shepherds reacted to con stables with guns in hand it was easy to understand why the police find them so eilee tive There were laughs hero too couple of the dogs tried to go arolmd some of the iences on an obstacle course instead oi over them Later when dog was sup posedto go alter one at the trainers who we firing pin tol the canine leaped out ol the police car and ran to another trainer ignoring the man brandishing the gun One of the lunniestparts oi the canine demonstration was when trainer gave his partner hand signals bidding him to move lorword back lie down and sit NAME IS APT Oneeighth oi Icelands 39766 square miles are covered ice HydrofiRates Up In Rural Areas Following increases in Barrie city rates earlier in the year an increase in rural rates lor Georgian Bay area customers wind will start you billing al ter Oct was announced today by Rory ODgnal public rein tioosolficer Theincrease will vary from customer to customer according to clasilicatlon and the amount of energy used but the aver age will be around per cent Mr ODonal said the rural rate increase the first general in crease in 15 years will be pre valentacross Ontario WAGES LATER The new rates wont be re looted in sunnner cottage bills until 1969 said Mr ODonal pointing out that since summer cottage customers are billed only twicea year the new rates wont apply lor meter readings taken at the end of 1968 lix edamount is charged in the 205Dunlopi SEAMLESS WAXLESS DURABLE ToaolNol FLOORING itl PRESENTS Showing Gallery of Byd Bowman up trauma hi on no on oil Priorities in and dine on Queen Hotel METRO TORONTO MUSICAL RIDE IN FIRST APPEARANCE OUTSIDE METRO READY BY Ilill Georgian College Cst Tenders For New Building The Board at Governors ol Georgian College oi Applied Arts and Technology has called or tenders for phase one at the college building program Closing date or the tenders has been set at July 1968 McCague doainnan ol in board said today Construction at modern two storey building is expect ed to be completed in time for occupancy this all The build ing will be erected on the 140 ecre campus site overlooking Little Lake in the northeast sectionol Barrie The architects plans which were prepared by Page and Steele at Toronto and Salter and Allison oi Barrie call lor eleven conventional classrooms and spring and the lall hill is based on meter reading taken late each summer The service charge for summer cottagers is $40 per year During the 15 years since the last general increase was made in 1953 there have been some minor rate adjustments to meet changing conditionson the sys tem The last one was in 1966 when 173000 rural customers re ceived decreases and 16500 small increases BIGHE OSTS Mr OD nal draw attention to astatementlroih Ontario Hydro chairman George Gnthercole concerning the new increases He said theyJreilect the infla tionary plumes oi higher costs on diecorrunisslon for eqjuipr meat supplies property sal aries wages and borrowing Mr Gathercole added that Variety nlcostseving probed urea including automatedtech nioues consolidation of 128633i dens Oins type or painting two smaller seminar rooms In additionI there willbe library and audio visual area as well as specially designed teacbr log area lor the interior design arts program The laboratories for the electronics electricity mechanical physics andehenr lstry courses will be largoven nugbnofaccommodate 30 stu dents each The two rhalting rooms will be used by students in both the engineering colinoloy and electronic technician programs and will also have capacity lot 30 studentsveach Two modern typing and dicta tion laboratories as well as huslness machines room will al low or individual instruction in teaching these subjects areas promotional load build ing adopted by the conunission had enabled Hydro to holdthe line oh rates However he said in exolanationoi the latest increase our rural system op erated at delicit last year and an upward adjustment in rates is now essenti it was estimated the increase es would carry through or the next two years without further adjustment Barr rates were increased earlier this yearfwhen Ontario Hydro increased its rates to municipal electrical utilities cross the province lor power supplied Rural customers are served di tectlyby Ontario Hydra Adequate provision has also been made lor student lounges cafeteria and the adminis trativc and faculty areas tor the lilty to sixty teaching stall required for the coming year lhase lot the building pro gram wihiaccommodoto the 450 students expected to enrol at the college this fall In addition the college will retain its pre sent location in the Barrie Shopping Plaza on Wellington Street The one year certifi cate program in optical lens making will continue to be at iered at the college branch in Penetanguishene The college is currently ac cepting applications lor its three two and one year pro grams The three Lycar program are in business administration resources technology electronic technology civil technology and mechanical technology while the two year ones are lor the electronic technician resort operation interior design Suspend Sentence 0i ShopliileL An Oro Station woman Mrs Josephine Kronhcrg was con victcd of stealing jar oi honey worth 35 cents and given sus pended sentence in magistrates rourt at Barrie yesterday morn IRE She had pleaded not guilty Eric Leigh assistant manager of the lilbifllv Grocclcrin on Bay licld street said that on May 22 he had seen Mrs Kroobcrg take lar oi honey from me store without paying for it Magistrate Greene askr ed nroum attorney Wild man whether or not shoplilting of this kind uas particularly rampant in Barrie No more than anywhere else was the reply arts medical secretarial and general business programs One year certificate programs are also oficred in general sec retarial and retail merchandis ixgg as well as optical lens mak corgian College which sera was the counties of Bruce Grey Dullerin and Simcoe and the disiricls oi Muskolra and Parry Sound began operations in October 1967 with 101 slm dents and ten teaching stall willCH FOROlJR Grand Opening BoNnsnzzwo Secure you take advantage of the big money savmg FREE Leave your next rollof film at your friendly Tamblyn 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