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THIS WEEKS ISSUE 8100 Cepies AUIHORIZEO AS SlCOhC CLAS IAIL IO DEPL OTIAIA 86th YeorhNo 11 ROXY House or HITS FIRST WITH TH BEST IN ISARRIE THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Your last opportunity to see the greatst fltlllll lltllllS puiuh At 65561 pm Continuous Show Sat At 230 pm Lall Picture of the Year AQUA ZANIESI CARTOON FOX NEWS or THE DAY TH HAVE YOU VISITED OUR NEW DELUXE AGR EVE sirens nu 767781 841511 lAST COMELETE SHOW 835111111 GLOVES MUSICAL BRIAN Donutv YVONNE DE CARLO Jhe Sing 01 Scheherazade in suit TO SEE nus GREAT HITS rvruuu suows 650 AND ALSO OTHER MATINEE SAT 230 pm BIG HIVng ON ONE sHowr MAT WEDNESDAY 230 pm AND HITJAVITRACTION BEIRESIIMENT COUNTER HIT 01 900 ADDED TREATSI THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 2nd FEATURE Story Of The Fight Game LEATHER MONDAYTUESDAY WEDNESDAY Matinee Wed 230 pm TiAiioriuzu iiiiAun Au TECHNICOLDB NDIIYFe TUESDAY QWEDNEISDAYT gating Mount01111111111 Adult Entertainment FREEZES JAN ll KEMPENFELDT BAY LATEST IN YEARS The bay froze over this win ter about two weeks later than last winter However Clifford arley recalls that about 15 or 20 years ago the bay did not fret1e over until February And about 40 years ago there was one winter when the bay did not freeze until March Mr arley say the latest the ice was in Kempenfeldt Bay was many years ago when the bay was frozen over until May 11 Records for years follow the past 10 Season Froze lear Days 193940 Jet27 Apr 26 121 194041 Jan Apr 13 102 ism42 Dec 30 Apr 14 105 194243 Dec17 Apr 25 129 194344 Deceit Apr 27 126 104445 Dec28 Mat27 39 194541 iiec2o Mar 27 97 194641 Dec28 Apr 24 117 ismis 181228 Apr 102 194349 Jan 11 of at Barrie Oppose Enlarging Service Canteens The Barrie Chamber of om meree members at It ichcon meeting on Tuesday Jan my 11 voted unanimously ag iist the principle of enlarging vices canteens The right to purchase such nec essary comforts as are found in the firmed scr prcsent canteens was upheld but the businessmen were firmly against an expansion of this priv ilege which would develop into dc partmentai stores It is expected that such canteen stores would be operated by mili tary personnel and would have free light heat quart61s and mis cellaneous services and would not be subject to taxes on profits Operating on an average markup of only over cost normal re tail prices would bc drastically un dercut The members pointed out that the retailer would be particularly hard hit by an expansion of can teens Along with the other tax payers he supports the armed ser vices which in turn would be pro viding unfaiicompctition to his business The development of station stores along the lines of the Post Exehange system in the United States is one of the principal ques tions facing Chambers of Com merce across Canada this month The discussion of the Barrie members Was to determine the 10 eal recommendation to be forward ed to the Canadian Chamber which represents 75000 of the countrys businessmen The possibility of purchasing abuses was also discussed and it was felt that in addition to los ing the market of service person nel local retailers would lose part of their civilian market as well as the facilities would be available to the civilian employees of the Department working on the station Tuesdays meeting held at Rob indale Inn was attended by 39 members COMING EVENTS Em Dance Brentwood Hall Friday January 14 Music by SimVar orchestra 2p Dance in Churchill Hall Jan 21 sponsored by Churchill Softball Club 21 Dance sponsored by the Vespra Federated Juniors will be held at Midhurst Township Hall Monday Jan 17vat 815 pm Special prizes and programs Lunch counter Admission 50c 2b extends cordial in AFTERWARDS REFRESHMENTS Evian1dr hell81 $150Per ber Organizations to attend the Annual Presentation of 1948 Reports AT COMMUNITY HOUSE 45 Toronto Street Barrie THURSDAY JANUARTZOth 1949 AT EIGHTpm some11111113111121 Saturdayuigiu 151 Dress Optional littlllllllllefis line piec UNIQUE Morrison Reelected 3111to11150n MBE was reclcctcd chaiiiiian of the Barrie District Collegiate Board at the inaugural meeting Friday evening last Georgi Johnston MPI Miiicsiiig was 1eeicctcd vice chairiiiaii Members of the board for 1049 also include 11 McCullough Blair and Mrs ll Rodgers Town of Barrie John Woods KC representing Separate School Board Edward Johns County Council ppllllllttf Frank Higginv son Essa Township Irwin II Luck Oio lowliship William Warnica Iiiiiisfil Io11ship Mr Morrison is the Barrie Public School ap pointee and Mr Johnston repre sents Vespra Township Still to be appointed is member from Suiinidaic lownsiiip south half of which was added to the Barrie Area this year ll lclt secretarytreasurer presided at the start of the iiiaug urai until Mr Morrison took the Cilalll The chairman thanked the members for the honor conferred on him and promised to give his best efforts to make the work of the board successful Ilc asked for the same hearty cooperation of the board which had been given to him last year which would assist him in his work as many important matters would no doubt arise during the year with building op erations under consideration The following committees were appointed first named being chairw man FINANCEBlair Wariiiea John ston MANAGEMENTRodgers Woods Higginson IROPERTY4MCCuiiough John ston Luck TRANSPORTATIONLuck War nica Johns lligginson BUILDING McCullough entire board VOCATIONALWoods Rodgers Johns Blair plus two representa tives from employers and two from employees with Chairman BCI District Board LIABILITY INSURANCE At the fits regular meeting of the board llonday evening in the Coiiegiatc board room llutchison ieprescnting the Casual ty Company of Canada explainch in some detail liability lllSLllifllCL rates and coverage school pur poses and cited instances of other schools 11 the province which car ried insurance for accidents to pupils engaged in sports or during school periods There was consid erablg discussion and Mr Hutchi soii answered number of ques tions asked by trustees ll Gable chairman of the Public School lloard was also present for this discussion Thi following motion was pass rd That the finance committee in conjunction with Mr woods in vestigate the matter of accident board at this meeting and that insurance as presented to the Board at this meeting and they havi power to act if same is acceptable to the Public School Board llthCllAliS REPORT iriiieipal Bowman said that enrolment was 714 teiidaiict 1856 9116 During December he stated the collegiate operated efficiently to the closing lay Christmas exams were held Dec ll22 and reports Would be presented to all students by Jan 21 The examinations were conducted formally and no irreg ularities reported in his report for Deceiiiher average at Mr Fisher and the Band were to be complimented for the Christ mas dance Dec 23 Decorations program and lunch were well ar ranged The gcncral appearance and conduct of the students and eXstudents was outstanding During vacation the carpenters had completed the authorized im provementsfittiiigs to efficiently darken the auditorium boards to cover the sinks in the chemistry romnspiendid cupboards in the Turn to page twentytwo pleaset Auto Thieves Trapped By Police Radio System Landrys Car Recovered Yesterday morning the provincial police radio system was used to throw police net over the dis trict and car stolen at Barrie at 830 am was recoveredlat noon near Waubaushene James Atkinson 20 of Oril 111 and Chester Finnlay 19 of Thornbury were arrested and taken into custody by Prov Cons Lloyd Bishop They were brought back to Barrie yesterday afternoon and will appear before Magistrate Foster next Wednesday The car 1947 coupe belonged to Londry Motors Mechanic Eric Cotton had driven over to Barrie Engineering on Mulcaster St He left the engine running when he went into the shop because it was cold morning When he came out to get the car he was just in time to see two young men pull ing away up the hill towards Col lier St He saw them turn right heading out towards Orillia and notified the police at the Barrie detachment The information was passed on to the Barrie HQ and all cruisers throughout the district were alert ed One cruiser set out from Bar rie and another from Orillia but there was no sign of the stolen car on Highway 11 In the mean 1IheJ3auiecommtinityMutilation vitation to AU Mem RODGERS lucky Cinderella Its Colorful Its Beautiful Its Fabulous The outstanding dance of the season You will dance to one of Barnes top name Bands Couple bridge struck hydropolepro partjof the vehicleunderthe bridge bet is of softwood some fine players Cliff made time other cruisers from Barrie and cruisers from Midland and Waubaushcne began patrolling the roads in the area Inquiries revealed that the stol en car had stopped at Hillsdalc where gasoline was bought Fur ther inquiries by police traced the auto to the Waverley district The police were closing in The chase was being directed by the radio despateher at Barrie HQ At all times he knew where each cruiser was located Finally at 1215 Prov Cons Lloyd Bishop of Waubaushene de tected the stolen auto He was south of Victoria Harbor on High way 12 Six other cruisers were ready to converge on the scene when Cons Bishop advised that he had recovered the ear and the two men were in custody Finnlay and Atkinson were tak en to Midland and Cpl Les Har ris and Prov Cons Beman went there from Barrie to bring the pair to the county gaol Londry Motors sent man to Victoria Harbor to recover the auto which was undamaged The two young men had spent the previous night in the Barrie lockup as transients MM ANGUSJLECTION SAT JANUARY 15 gt Five men will run for the posi tions of three trustees in the pol ice village of Angus this year The nominations took place on Friday evening anuary775t8 oclock The five nominees are Russell Adams laborer Isaac AllasOn re tired Clifton Brown businessman Charles Milne mechanic moan Willson farmer The elections will be held on Saturday January 15 Taiu Stops Under Bridge Road lProv CUIISDAIEx Orr investigat ARRIE EXAMINER BARRiE ONTARiO CANADA THURSDAY IA NUARY 13 1949 Innisfil Twp Reeve Clifford Lockhart From Pioneer Family lockiait Innislill faiiricr was returned by actla lain 111 the rmvtsinp of toe11111p on January it l1 rctollil term 25 IUL IIttVI Lockiiart swirld as Hr lior on the township iuizell foi seven years after his citclaim lin 15139 and deputjriccii for two yeais before bccoitiiiiu dillc1111 iKCVI LOCKIIAIII Ile faiiiis with his brother on 1310 acres on the lltii Concession of Ill iiistli One hundred acres of this land has been in the Lockiiart fam ily for over 1011 years He is mar ried to the former Florence Kiiuppi and they havc one daughter Judi 1111 Ann Mr Lockiiart was born in 18117 on Concession of liiiiisfil tow11 ship and attended public schools in Kiliyieagh and Knock lie en listed with the 177th Simcoe Coun ty Battalion in 1916 and served in France with the Canadian Army He is president of the Innisfii Pro gressive Conservative Association and was the charter president of the South Simcoe Hockey League He is member of Holly United Church and LOL 234 past dis trict master of Innisfii LOI and past county master of Sinicoc1 SotttirLOIfiie alsii belongs tothc Masonic Lodge in Stroud For three years in the County Council he was also chairman of the Special Reforestation Commiti tee and member of the Special Property Committee In the days when Knock was baseball centre and turned out substantial niche of his own as pitcher Oieomargarine Expected In Barrie this Weekend Oieomargarinc will probably ap pear in local stores this weekend at 45 cents pound The longawaited product went on sale in Toronto stores last week and the first small supply of it was quickly sold out to eager house wrves This will be the first time for oico to be sold here since the First Great War when special legislation permittedits use 32$ Livestock and Slippery Road Partially to Blame For Highway 26 Accident load ofIivcstock and slippery road shared in the causes of an ac cident on highway 2627 north of Paddy Dunns Hill about noon on January 10 Omer Desrbchesf Perkinsfield was travelling south towards Bar rie He started to pass car and then tried to get back into the line of traffic The heavy load of livestock on the truck moved to one side and the vehicle swerved to the ditch 553 capped Offatelephquempls ed andgno charges were laid Mark 34111 Anniversary Kiwanis International NextMonday Jan 17 The Kiwanis Club of Barrie will observe the 34th anniversary of Kiwanis International on Monday next with program based on the service organizations 1949 adminis trative theme Aggressive Citizen shipOur Individual Responsibil servance will be the reading of message from Belmont Mosser St Marys Pa president of Kiwanis International previous to=World War Kiwanis International now embraces nearly 3000 clubs throughout the United States Canada Alaska and Hawaii and membership of 190000 busi ness andiprofessional leaders Section 3Poges 15 to 22 NOW SHOWING in the picture thats never been matched for during danger and Oryhd 3116 EM BACKALIVE IMPERIAL ADDED FEATURE Al ItACTION Lawless Valley GeorgeOBrien Kay Sutton STARTS MONDAY Frauulna MITRE Dunne PAT OBR viiDARRYL tllMAthHAIlES NEWERUNA 00Nit0tAiilltllR SHIEIDS JOE SAWYER HARRY SHANNONQIRIM DELLRUTH DONNEIIV Showing on Same Programme Mystery in Mexico NIGHT OF TROPIC TERROR Death and danger lurk under sullen Latin skies for detective ace and desperate blonde stalked by killers of twonation gemgang DANCING Saturday Nights Founded in Detroit immediately at PINE CREST to Music of Recorded Bands Admission 350 Olympia Restaurant PRESENTS The Joe McNeillie Trio SundayJan LG from 91 pm Last Monday evhing taxi driven by Allan Butler 150 Maple Ave Barrie was involved in an iacidenhon the Tollendal Read The taxi left the roadvnear the ceeded down towards the stream and crashed against tree with The driverwas unhurL Prov Cons1John McMilIan in vestigated and the driver was charged with careless drivingFNo other vehicle was involved ELDERLY MAN INJURED William Wiseman aged 84 5qu feted concussion andtacitly lacer ations in an accident1 lastvevening He was crossing Bradford St at the corner of Victoria atrl oclock when he was struck by car driv en by Russell Church Mr Wisernan was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital where he regained consciousness and spent fair night CANADAS TREES Canada has more than 125 spec ies of trees of which 33 are soft Wtiods Only about dozen of the hardwoods are of much com mercial importance and aborith per cent of ourmerchantable tim Cecil Norris president of the club said that plans for the an niversary meeting to be held at 615ltpm Monday Jan 17 at the Community House had been com pleted feature or the anniversary 01 Bob Hanter and Friday Jan14+ fDANCINGsipmio 599135 33350 DANCING SATURDAYN ctuB FOR 00 ANDYoUR ListENINGPEEASUBE Everyoneiltllelcorne No CvoverChargi PRESENTS