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HOUSE OF HITS FIRST WITH THE BEST IN BARRIE STARTS TONIGHT FOR ENTIRE WEEK SLASHING OUT OF THE PAGES OF SABATINIS SWASHBUCKLING NOVEL AND ADVENTURE EVENING snows 650 pm OF ROMANCE MATINEE WEDNESDAY 230 pm 0013 IIllIIPRODUCIIK 100 VADlSCOUlll 00 11 must swarms TIro mighty none of love signier adventure even mightier on the mean Spectacular Coo TECH NICOLO STEWART RANGER ARKER STARRWG ELEANOR JANET LEIGH FERRR MWMoon FOCH Sum ANDERSON NO ADVANCE IN PRICES FOR THIS SHOW SPIIIIKLIIIII rIIIqusuIIIIII nounlu snow Starts Next SUNDAY AFTER MIDNIGHT OCTOBER 13th Plus Cartoon MUSICAL AND CANADIANS IN KOREA mommy TUESDAY WEDNESDAY EVE shows AT 7o 835 mo IIII BIG All and uproarious yam analmninTf GLORIA lupin alrw lirmi if FCOLOR IIIIIIIIIEllmmuuu musvulgar BICC GlM in an ALLNEW Exhibit of Mull110mm um MAIN count KETTLE REPAIR IL Ilrs ENTERTAINMENT Jonmrcncni Is the r7 ed Sierra rs WOIIIEDelARl0 is Hillwo man gsmoa SKATING Icwa MEMBERS Continued from page one More difficult are the Silver and lCuld dance tests if you likc dancing youll like dancing on use more promies Mrs Whyte The dance students will skate to pccial recorded music for ice danc fng as well as other records Senior skaters can if they wish lukc part in the clubs annual skat ng carnival the first of which was cld this past spring Large Junior Membership The junior membership of the skating club is now completely fill ed with waiting list forming The junior membership age is from five ycars to 12 years and junior group has been formed for children loge five to nine The intermediate agc group is from 13 to 18 There is fourth type of mem bership in the recently01ch Skill ing club an associate membership for intcrcstcd nonactive skaters It entitles the holder to voting and social privucgcs and attendance at any practice session It is partic lularly for those interested people who will be serving on working committees and attending the clubs social activities which are expected to grow with the club and will prob ably include such affairs as club dances This associate membership is cxpccted to build up grant deal when the club functions have built up during the coming season Skating Periods Ihc Skating Club has Icntcd thc entire period from 430 pm to 1030 pm on Mondays for instruction and practice periods The junior juniors will skate from 130 to pm and the intermediates will have the ice from pm to 845 pm Seniors have the remaining time The senior jun iors will skate on Thursday nights from six to eight oclock Practice time on the ice will also be provided on Saturday from 630 to 730 pm Sunday afternoon special twohour period has been planned from to oclock The first hour is still to be planned but it is hoped that it may develop into dance session The second hour will be family skating period lhcrcais possibility that another hour may be set aside for test skaters that is group by itself chosen from among the entire mem bership of skaters who will be working for tests The time is still to be decided but the ice committee meets tonight and there may be further announcement regarding this and practice hours Mass Instruction Mass instruction will be carried out this year because it was found very effective in the first year of the clubs operation Each group will however have its ability group Each member joining the skating club will be given about one hour of mass instruction and couple of hours of practice each week during which private lessons may be or ranged The instructress will be working mostly with the ice committee made up of active senior members one of whom will be present at all skating periods Skating Counnsellors Junior members are the ones that she will need the most help with because of the size of the group Mrs Whyte feels She has team of 12 intenmediate girls willing to come to the arena tduring junior periods and demonstrate and help They will be known as skating counsellors Several of the counsellors were among the skaters in the special production between periods at Fri day nights intersquad game in the Arena They are Marilyn Smith who started with the Barrie club last year and spent nine weeks dur ing the past summer in Schumacker attending Sheldon Galbraiths sum mer skating school rBeth Pogue Wendy Bezzant Judy Craig Mary lyn Dyment Loist Keast Joan Mil ler Sheila More Terry Paterson MargotSymour Barbara Ann Ter ryand Joan McVeigh Half of the group will assist with Mondays junior session and the other half with Thursday nights junior class The counsellors are made up from the Christin Belles group of last years carniv Mrs Whth is hop ing to keep training this group and double it in size so that it will be ready to perform on special occas ions such as Friday night The group will be building up reper toire of courts or routines so that they can eventually bcmodel led along the style of the Minlo am WATERSON THORNTON WINS FINAL FARM QUIZ Bert Waterson Thornton RR was the last farmer to win The Examinerfsylucky photo farm quiz as his farm was the final opeto be featured in this competition appear ing in Mondays issue Sept 29 Mr Waterso farm located 0n the north corn of Lot 10 Con cession Innisfll coinpciEest 100 acrstlndfisdevoted to mixed form ing He has beet there for about eight years iIIoprevew before he to his pre at location he nthe otherside on road practically which he mood tonmus yours was so he amd cathat all had to ddf was corny my stuff fxorngoueside of the road to the other when move er Waterson ismarried to the former Margaret Plant Thornton their corn John now assists his fothgr running farm Asked if they had seen the air WIWBIF med finally decided to LOVE NEST will be sh own once only each night starting at 840 Comple Show after 840 pm ITS OPEN HOUSE FOR AND LAUGHTER The Wests Most Unusual True Story STARTS TODAY STROUD CHURCH PLAY DEPICTS EARLY LIFE HERE By The members of Stroud United Church put on play at the hall recently which was exceptionally well done If any organizations are considering somtlthing to tit into their centennial year they would do well to have these ama teurs rccnact their drama as per formed hcrc It opened with scene dated about 135 years ago showing pioneer in the midst of small clearing abdut to remove stump andsecd his grain Mir few blows with the axe he cideti to leave it stay and sow his seeds around it While he was thus en gaged he was joined by his son and later coming over the bush trail on what is now Highway 11 there arrived the first minister to the district He had come on horseback from Holland Landing bringing male and news of the out side world The parson stayed few weeks and word was sent out to the neighbors that brought them in service was held in the clearing using the stump for an altar and logs for seats The parson used as his text The seeds that fell by the wayside The play continued for four acts the others following in later periods dating one hundred years back the first school teacher smok ing his pipe while he heard the lessons the corn husking bee the quilting party and meeting of the trustees alldone in costumes that had been brought out from Folliettes chorus 0an ice Such IMPERIAL attics and trunks and certainly made rculistic appearance to the whole Show Ouc character who arrived at thc service dressed in red coal with Christie but when asked by the parson where his wife and family were suggested that be though there should be somclhing done about having boat load of prospective wich brought out similar to the French system of populating settlements Strangely enough the person playing this part was probably Innisfils most eligible bachelor When we watched those lovely girls dressed in their old time costumes we wondered if after all we were born fty years too soon Remand iIwo Men On ArsonCharge Phelpston Mill Midland Free Press Herald Appearing before Magistrate Cameron in Pcnetang police court Thursday William Hadad of Adelaide St Toronto and Rub crt Millstone Churchill farmer had their hearing on charges of arson remanded until Oct Hadad Toronto taxicab opera tor and Millstone face charges in connection with the burning of grain elevator at Phelpston on Aug 25 Hadad has been released on hail of $2000 cash and Millstone on $4000 property bond The elevator which was said to be owned by Millstone was totally destroyed by flames lateon the evening of Aug 25 It had been unused for several years Loss was set at $30000 Hadad was picked up by Toronto police early the fol group is the backbone of any ice carnival she states lowing morning in dustcovered car CONDITIONS FAVORABLE FOR EAST SIMCOE PLOW MATCH HELD WEDNESDAY NEARLADY EADYAlthough rather unfav orable weather reduced attendance by spectators plowing conditions were good and competition was lively at the East Simcoe Branch Ontario Plowmens Association match near Eady Wednesday Where there werefzmtestants The match was held on Harry Johnstons farm Lot 14 Concession 10 Medonte Township and the concensus of opinion wasthatthe choice of eld was good one Little rain felltill after the events There was an outstanding display of machinery byOrillia and dis trict agencies and following the match banquet was held in Eady Community Hall where Supper was served by the ladies of Eady United Church Harry Williams of the Canadian Bank of Icornmcrce Orilliat actedjas master of cerem onies Albert Orton Eady an active member of the executive and chair man ofprogram distributed time of to prizes Harry La ence Orilh Royal Bank alsodistribu ted prizes Wilbur Rigid Orillia Township and Reeve Andrew Dun lap Coldwater spoke briefly FFran Soul eld manager Granti Jrmey Hawkestone an other officials are VicePresiden iBernel MacKay Hawkestone= and Vernon Keyes SecretaryTreasur er Orillia Field committee Ernie Home Elmer Johnston Orillia and Mel Kentrmcdonte This excellcnce oi plowmg in the utility class was stressed by Judge Alfred Brunton Tara 0n tario who explained variousmoints lvingat decisions Ente tainment at the banquet fliddbyluo Greenwood Multan memo PreSideut bf the Associations It 111111 an 17TlKErsousALcrookv VA 159 WT YEARS MEMbaks Orillia Garnet Bell Goldwater Goldwater champion ddler of East Simcoe and Mervyn Nash ukele player also of Goldwater Results Class in sod horse class Marvin Fralick Minesing Esso Special Robrt Simpson Co special tray John Partridge Minesing Jermey Hawke stone Class Tractor lTlon Home Orillia Esso special Royal Bank Trophy Bill Gowanlock Orillia Cooper special Nelson Mill er Moonstone Elmer Howell Orillia Clark Crawford special lass Tractor in sod Doug las Giffen Edenvale 10 gals gas by McGill Motors mdse $3 by Banter Electric Bernal MacKay Hawkestone Class novice tractor class Elmer Robertson Goldwater Ola Co heater Mel Thornton Orillia Ansdells Hardware special 3Art Wilson Goldwater Class boys and girls under 16 Nelson Thornton Orlllla Cooper spgcialPercy Brimage Cup Don Bell Goldwater Don Campbell Hawkestone Bill Black Orillia class boys and girls Ill20 Manson Laughton colliwater Plowmanls Cup 15gt silVerdollars Nortl Drillia was by Barrie Kiwanis Spcial by Canadian Tire Malcolm Camp run BARBIE EXAMINER slums TorontoBarrie Highway Becomes No 400 New Series The new TorontoBarr Highway is now known official ly us Controlled Access High way No 400 On Oct the Ontario Department of High ways announced that the super highways would become the 400 series The transMovince Windsor to the Quebec boundary high wuy will when completed bc Controlled Access Highway No 401 Sections already complet ed will bear that designation as well as their present 2A or 25 markings for year or so after which they will bcldropped in favor of 401 These are the TorontoNewcastle and Garlan oque sections of the eventual superhighway No 402 will be 1hr highways from Point Edward to Highway No The department said no im mediate change will be made in the designation of the Queen Elizabeth Way but it is pos sible that it too may become one of the 400 highways as part of thoroughfare from Niagara Falls to North Bay Hon Leighton McCarthy Dies Continued from page one Became Liberal Member At the age of 29 Mr McCarthy succeeded his uncle as Liberal member of parliament for North Simcoe ina byelection in 1898 He was reelccted in 1900 and 1904 and retired in 1908 for family reas ons He made brief appearance in the political scene in 1911 when as an nthhour candidate he agreed to run in black district but in the general Liberal rout he polled only 172 votes Mr McCarthy retired to his law practice in Toronto The late Prime Minister Mackenzie King tried to bring him into politics again first with the offer of cabinet port folio and later as Canadian Min ister to the United States He d2 clined both times Following the outbreak of lhz Second World War Mr McCarthy offered his services to the Canadian Government and at the age of 72 he was named Canadian Minister to the United States Barrie Grammar School Mr McCarthy was the sonof the bell Hawkestone Crown special Class ulillhtclss or furrow plows Allan MacNabb Minesing Orillia 0040p Special Barrie Coop special Graydon Giffen Edenvale Merton Keyes Seaforth Class 10 mounted plow Ross Gibson Moonstone Robinson Hard ware Barrie special Mervyn Nash Goldwater Howard John stop Goldwater Horse Show Walker Beard Jarratt Art Robinson Coldwater Jermey= Hawkcstone Best plow team overall 3Art Robertson Coldwater prizehalters by Wilbert Ward Spence 12 years Judge Wjacrmrson smrocrouansc Lustyearscimnibelisqore gum toaso tho partedOctober October 18Club minimum nominal oc ticket mum wt 1949 Youngest competitors Barton Alfred oration Tara late Dr John Leigh Goldie Mc Carthy and Frances Olivia Irwin McCarthy He attended Barrie Grammar School and later studied law with McCarthy Pcplcr and Mc Carthy Barrie He was called to the Bar of Ontario in 1892 and moved to Toronto entering the firm of McCarthy Osler Hoskin and Crcelman In June 1902 he was created 11 Kings Counsel One of Mr McCarthys most im portant business affiliations was with Canada Life Asurancc C0 Toronto joining the board of dir ectors in 1910 Six years later he was appointed general counsel and became vicepresident and general counsel in 1924 He was elected president in 1928 holding this posi tion for 10 years when he became chairman of the board Resigning this office in 1946 he continued as member of the Board Chairman of Canada Life Although at the time of his death Mr McCarthy had relinquished many of his business connections he was chairman of the board and gireclor of the Toronto Savings an Loan Co vi real and director of UIiiongcgbnggfai of Canada Ltd Canadian National arbon Co Ltd PrestOLite Co of Canada Ltd Dominion Oxygen Co Ltd and Electro Metallurgical Co of Canada Ltd He was direc tor of National Trust Co Ltd the Central Canada Investments Ltd and Aluminum Ltd Active for many years in public welfare service Mr McCarthy was for some time trustee of the Na tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis of the United States and the Georgia Warm Springs Founda tion He had served as member of the Toronto General Hospital and Ridley College St Catharines In recognition of his work over period of 35 years with the Canadi an Red Cross he was awarded the societys highest honor as honorary counsellor in 1949 Wife Predeceased 1949 His wife the former Muriel Drummond predeceased him in He leaves four daughters Mrs Leigh Harmiltonngssage and Mrs Brooke Bell both of Toronto Mrs Ernest Howard New York and Mrs Rodney Northey Montreal one son John McCarthy Toron to and brother Frank McCarthy Toronto Gm MORE HOT WATER The modern family uses two to four times as much hot water as comparable family of 20 years ago ASIA 0NETHIBD The continth of Asia contains about citethird of the whole land area ofwthe globe Drive Out To The HUROSNIA DrivcIanlteatro miles south was concession 14 Drive southmi 27 Highway turn left on first road past clovcrleaf mu Iouccftulls