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0F HITS llirs wrrii Till an IN BARR rra Fri day Saturday MGMs Gay Technicolor Musical Hit lrll lISIIIIiR FRANK KELLY WILLIAMS SINATRA Take me out to the Ball Game Be sure to see this gay song packed and comedy filled extravaganza Now Playing Lowes Toronto Cont Shows Sat 230 pm Eve Shows 655 and pm Extra Extra IN THE NEWS Kathy Fiseus Tragedy SORRY NO SCREEN SHOW ON MONDAY NIGHT IIllIAIIlIi SOLD IO ASSOC COMMUNITY CONCERT IAIION GRANADA ENTERTAINMENT firRummy FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY MORE DAYS LEFT TO SEE ONE OF THE GREATEST PICTURES IN 25 YEARS rowan lllwrls GREATPRCllll ll Owing to the length of this feature MATINEE SATURDAY STARTS AT pm Eve Shows 650 pm Special News Pictures THE TRAGIC ACCIDENT OF KATHY ISCUS SENIOR CITIZEN SANDERS IN 98TH YEAR One of Barries oldest citizens Harry Sanders celebrated his 97th birthday On Saturday April at his home Caroline St Congratulations pouredin frdnr neighbors and friends together with messages from distance phone call was received from Winnipeg and greeting from his brother in Pataluma California who is new 94 Of the nine members of the family the only abscntees were one daughter and one son Mrs Dally Of Halifax and Frank of St Thomas Harry gave up the tailoring business about 15 years ago after some 40 years in Allandaic about 10 years in Barrie in the Sanders Blockjand prior tothat seven RN CREST DANCING RONALDS ORCHESTRA Prop Chas Miller AdmissionSOc DONTFORGET DANCINGDDDPELLOWS HALL EVERY THURS and SAT To Ioe McNeillie and his Orchestra THURS LADIES 400 GENTS 60 SAT LADIES 500 GENTS in exible ready to adjust to the years in Winnipeg Hciwas in Sari cage at the time of the great re Inc had also followed his trade as young man in the states of Virgihia and New York gt His wife died in 1942 daugh ter Miss Kate Sanders keeps house for him now There is one son Jack also living at home when not out on duty as foreman of painting gang with the CNS Although his hearing and sight are not up to their former excel lent standards Mr Sanders rjoys letters and visits from friends The Examiner joins with the many friends of the aged gentle man in extending hearty cori gatulations 31 COMING EVENTS Benefit dance in New Lowell on Friday April 22 auspices LOL 3055 Creemore orchestra Ad mission 50c 25p Francisco for while and iii ClIi lWill Speak to Lions sz HASKICLL iiltlil iililrci the Toronto lletlel lltllness lluieau lllt wlro 1rl interim the lIoi tub llarrir in on Friday li 151 at linmlillty liouse Tar hi lurinini of 3b loento lllzleal illtlltlt coilsiii liable number of llllll and rlLtll lolral lltlllrllllltl coininlrnlles In Illllrllo who llt as deeply llll uteri in ilialiltauliiil high stand l1 of litigtlllt ethic and creature mutual coriiidellce ltltli bras itessrncn and the general llilllt are their city Itllllilt It is ex peeted that Mr Haskell vlll refll to the effect the lllllllitlltllti of funds that shonle be spent ill the 86th Yearwhit tlfi3t2ffti53x BARRIE ONTARIO CANADA THUILSDAY APRIL Barrie Examiner Will Resumel Monday Publication April 25 Illa re rz Llozaraj male ll lr tl be icliinad on April will lai to lab trial and ililstlm new In addition to tile law iltllr wax interest fol bur soon nttrtllli tinre will in liai ttlitllllilgi lily Nancy iiiitti liar lalet ll slag llfil Allens Mlxmi lloxvl Iiil the sport irl thile ml or ltiYbrli plans and in Jiltll ol some or ill itiliiil also Sport angles The boy loppvr will liltl 1111 or ii the Spring lrdrertislng by Barrie and illr lir re The galdencr writ be lilltltlll in the iilrllir lI in milltlscli as he prepares for Spring cicalrup la Louie anadllllll larder Notes will be III the 31mm Reports of public earthrule ii4rliltillllll ol apl lproachingz events will also he we re Mondays issue The iZxainlner will be or to land early ill the afternoon and Itwlll be the ll alter the iollillltlitt merit o1 dtiltllt saving tlnzc hr new reports Will be Kinsmen charter rziell Hr latltl gzrriarn ll11 llaild at liorneii New York State Corner Cupboard Moved Art fyl iA 1949 Ar1 HARRY ARMSTRONG tat or el rlrl rirlr if file item iort Slim at $9 liability Sr ilrli llm ilrtl lsllill rutIii ill lrilu Iltil utr lllltl hi on Ill illrolrnelre if all es trinliv line of Spurn iillilli lint lllllliilil llilltll ari wiwi TM Hallie if to 55 Dunlop Street en ti llallv otveila EIrl 111 lltlroa liloonrihir in rlit innit ll in ltt it tall tore lo oll Ila pg MHHEWHWHA lupinaid at live tiet loiroi iil IM hilltop lrert lh lllrlllil tire colne lion lia ioinlel irtilitr1lifl the post office rplare li the hrilll1 for the ozlrr hirsartron of legitimate business HMHMHI pm mm NW if ll Mireille as lltlll into such titillltlllllllrilIlllllllllli on Hut We TM ILLill the week lll Fchrmrr 41gt limniltl clubs ml lllll minir the slittl at Ilaonrr if ii lily tlratlldcller Stiltbuying clubs on inn1 mum he ppm li li llo rl Ltllr arid the responsibility of illrslncssv Livingston rird llfi Store Lott on l1 llmmil HWN iilell in helping to stamp out xlttli Dunlop 5min Hump 1115 iii was on lrolldavi iazes lloroihy Metrray ll All other meni who rI hi llllliill the if mid1 Wm Wmlladded llris extra three cent alte Emotionally Disturbed States Dr Griffin lr illfliil medical liltt tor of the national committee for lineirtai hygiene was the speaker for the annual meeting of the Sim coe ounty Childrens Aid Society on Tuesday evening The meeting as held at lub iii Barrie Dr Griffin distinguished Canadian psychiatrist is best know to the public for his work in connection uitlr the broadc scrips In Search of Ourselves lie is also lecturer in the school of social Iwork and the department of psy ciiology of the University of Tor onto VDr lrillen prefaced his address by stating that fifteen years ago he had two theories concerning the raising of children bill now he has two children and no theor ies Referring to the broadcast In Search of Ourselves Dr Grilliii stated that the cases used were based on actual cases taken from the files Nevertheless we received let tels from groups and from individ uals criticising us We were told that they doubted if broadcasting tnesc problems would do airy good and that they were much too pain ful to listen to It is obvious that we are not too anxious to face up to the problems we dont like to look at tilein or think about thelno lllttCll less do anything aboutthcm Quoting from recent surveys made among children of school age the speaker pointed out that psy chiatrists found from 15 to 25C of the children emotionally disturbed In similar surveys in American high schools it wasshown that half of the boys and girls were sufler ing from various kinds of emotion al distress These surveys are straws in the wind pointing to the many many problems existing in younger children Dr Griffin discussed the chang es in methods of dealing with chil dren in recent years Time was when speakers teach crsfpamphlets all told us thatwwc could mould children into almost any pattern we wanted merely by controlling environmemWewere told that children were pretty in animate lumpsof clay to be pushed and pulled into astandard child Some of us even believed it The result of these ideas was to say the least of it not too good The speaker then pointed out more modern beliefs concerning the individuality of each child and the necessity of encouraging the child to dcyelop according to his own pattern and at his Own ratel of speed He alsowarnecl particu larly against removing child fromhis home except as last re solt He complimented the Sim coc Connty OAS oil their work in preserving lthehomo whereer pos siblc Listing cornmen errors made by parents Dr Griffin spokeof two extremes in regard to love and protection given children We have the problem of parents who arc indifferent and neglectful of their children but we also have parents who become too emotional lly involved These parents smoth er their children withdaifection This is often the result of guilt complex they fear they do not love their children enough so they go to the other extreme and overdo it which is just as bad for the child as neglect Still other par ents are so conscientious and work so hard at being good parents that they cant relax and be natural with their kids Dr Griffin pointed out that all normal children have problems frustrations and emotional disturb ances of various kinds He des cribed mental health as being simi lar to walking tightrope where the walker is notwithout prob lems but balanced The child should be pliable il lill Ire to Iiir all town li Illrllor llli ronrinlltee illi Vernal appeared in lo lotltrll lo iplain details ofl shesst and sllilllh of lite and he IIrllvrillrlr to provide all cxl can do this or healthy loving pol vet lifts tltit for lririrlc pro rympathetie ironre vola ltllili could be grantl Referring to futillim hopos for ed lo th Smith Mental Health Clinics Dr rrlllinipoinrrl era would be necessary isuaiized such llnics working to 7o il tlli oi the taxpayers tether with the schools the teachbi tow iltolllllll franchise traill crs the parents the welfare Strtkil Ill IIHxllllli the council discuss clies and laymen to train person jail the lilniiv and several items rlei iil dealing with eiirolionai proh illltl rl Stewarts proposalE lems Ile commended the grantsivww held over for later rnccl linade by the llonnmon Governlier if Ixierlt through the lreallli departl merits of the provinces for work in ldrll rn larlw president of training teachers stall workers and llr eiiaiolw of commerce and al dociors in mental health work so oi the llurorna Association In one short Near great deal ltdli illt lli 111110 by 95 has been aceornpiished Dr trif lurualllxznioirr 11c said the DW fln ClllCllltltdTdHll great deal le llmrill it Ill llt lllllllbm if Von mumsto loner pinrer ril ir Sllll would ser Rm 110 underm W1rously hamper the work He ask of thanks to the speaker am it for lliidll of sumo lilelliou1l philosopher myself and we p11115ligte pimuuleri through the chamber pliers view psychiatnqsbm yellolof tilllllllilt It the IilllOllitl AS dim ligmj My 11055 ohmmar sociahon On motion of Aid Wil but the speaker tonight has re i591 1le Eff0 Willth vealed himself as warm human 51 $3M ill LSllmilltls 01 personality and his address fiaslllllh llllllltifie been of great benefit to us few1 Dr Giillinvjg introdum Mt Ald Wilson presented iils lilo Chitiick CAS VlCCIlcgtsitilllll to have all monetary reinun an 1oration to iconneillors cease This w3c jhe said would save $2180 year BETTER SERVICE AND iJiierowas no support lor the rnolt 510R gotmTESY AR lilori and it was lost NEEDED FORTOURI Ihcrc was lengthy discussion GCUIEC Martin president olilregardlilg cancellation of the the Canadian Association ol 1oulhockcy banquet which had been ist Bureaus and awwell knownlmlplanned for Friday liigiri The room advertising executive lyirsMayor said the banquet had been speaker atgthe annual HtlnlSllllCilllCCllCd when it was learned Board of Trade banquet recentlylsolne of the hockey players would Mr Martin stressed the importance ibe leaving for theirxhomes in the of better seiviceand more courtesyiwcst Aid Christie Mrs Hamil by F050 operators retail inelch ton Aid Harrison and others said anlsv DUUUC SClVanlS and the 011 the banquet should be held to Till PUbllC 10 Siting lOUllSIS honor the Barrie boys who had playedand it should not have gt been cancelled because few COPOCO Chairman iJunior players could not at lt fiend motion was passed to sell kthe machinery in motion to re some plans for the hockey night ibanilllCl Ald Wilson chairman of the lpropcrty committed said his coin mittec had held meeting and had intondeci to consider the proposals for the rental housing program but the results of the survey were not available The information had been forwarded to Orillia Hei thought another meeting might be 1110ch when this information would be available for the study of the committee Final readirigil Was given to bylaw to authorize the issuing of debentures not exceeding $10000 for tlicpurclrase of property for industrial purposes A16 Ilainbly and Ald Christie introduced motion to rescinda previous motion to hire dogl St Jara dog pound Ald Hambly IIIJ CRAWFORD of Oro Station spoke of the complaints that had was reelected chairman of the been received and his motion board 10f directors of the First 00 was carried Aldl Pugh Uledn operative Packers of Ontario at llOduted 21311011011 DIOVldlng for board meetingfollowingtheanrru the doepound 10 be establiShed alimeoting last Tuesday afternoon outside Barric This motion Was The entire 1948 board was returned Carried to office by the members following recommendation of the nominat Ald Hamny introduced mo ing COmWniltee liion appointing Campbell as Members of the 1949 bond dog catcher He explained that Jarvis Mount Albert RIMI Campbell would maintain the Newton Barne Rookic dog pound and would serve on Camperdown Barker New Salary 1and commission baSIs This Lowen Inglis Bach010 andmotion was carried and $1300 was Todd Churchill vlncluded 111 the estimates for this piir ose Mr Jarvrs was chosen Vicc president at the board meeting Charles Newton is again secretary Johnson CA of Toronto motidn of Deputy Reeve Griffin and Reeve Hart the coun cil voted in trier of having the Vasrcapp01med audtor 101 clerk prepare statement of ex commg year penditures every two months the The Slate 0f the nominating 00111 first statement to be presented on mittee was presented by Andrew May The motion was adopted Cumming RR Barrie The nicet ing was held in the collegiate audi During the discussion on the torium at Barry budgeta gdd Harrison agaiuask catcher airdbuy property on Gunn tell for llltltint ll ir lrlil ol SLJHII lo the lecieatlon tlrllrlll llltl wax in support for lill sluice ton The lrlltlliil discussion brought leiliittllitlll from Aid luizn iat ilaille should support the other llilllrliilll that were llltllil rm to persuade the lllllllt1ll government to rebate three cents on the liarHilllc lax Aid lamb pointed out that the province fuel lllll la had been flopped by ill federal eovermncnt and the pro lnce was now collecting ll cents tax on each gallon Aid olbel estlazzrtld that gasoline sales in Barrie might be llllltllllrtl gallon year There are 2o stations lllrie were three applications for ihe position of fire truck driver and tlle courier decided to accept the application of flair lieast at Sllllltl lille lrtioltlll front tire tile solicitor from Dec 1917 lllllii lo Jill Illill at Sltlllll was ac eepted but some of the council lors tirolltthl the account sliolli be presented annually and not held over for more than 1r year Ald llalrlson wanted to know what was the delay in tile pio ceedlngs in connection with the arrangements between the I001 Ilome and the town with regard to property Mr Smith said the agreement had been referred to the town solicitor Reeve llart iiiqllircd about tax es on Mr Greens building that had been burned He understood there was to have been rebate for the time the building was not occupied Other councillors also recalled similar arrangeinenl but Deputy Clerk Burton said he had ehccked back and there was no such record in the minutes of council After the council had discussed the estimates for1949 and struck the tax rate the meeting was ad journed about 11 pin Three Grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Smith Christened at Trinity ihrcc infantgrandchildren of Mr and Mrs Walter Smith 128 Bradford Street were christened at Trinity Anglican Church Bar rie on EasterSunday Rev Cross performed the ceremony of infant baptism family gathering and dinner followed the christening at the home of the grandparents Twen Vnc lmmo 13 1mg lliss Stephenson for Ralph family attended including Mr and Mrs Herbert Gibson of Oliliia and Mr and Mrs Edward Minter of Hamilton The children cliristcncd were Michael Robert Smith son of Mr and Mrs Earle Smith Duniop Street Pamela Alice Minter daughter of Mr and Mrs EdWard Minter Hamilton and David Wal ter Cunningham son Ollelu and Mrs Charles Cunningham 128 Bradford Street Large Attendance at Easter Ceremonies Of Scottishkirer There was particularly large attendance ailthe Easter ceremon ies of Spry Sovereign Chapter Rose Croix At the Mailndy Thrirsday ceremony nearly 150 partook of the Obligatory Feast and vwitnessed theExtinguishing of the Lights An address suit able to the occasion was given by Sov Pr Rev Barr of Penc tang on Easter morning the at tendance was even larger atsthe Easter Breakfast after which the ceremony of Relightingi the Lights was observed Every part of the Valley of Barrie which extends from Owen Sound to Huntsville and to Newmarket was represented at the ceremon ies cLfclriulcic 32 as MWS or Spry Sovereign Chapter presided The annual meetingof theChap ter will be field tonight April 21 ltgt EARIiY CONSCRIPTS Conscription is known to have existed in the form of national militia in AngloSaxon England but its rst use in modern times was by Napoleon in 1798 THE BARRIE EXAMINER Li mi StCllthi jr Pages l7 ell THURs FRI SATURDAY Brand New Features ROY ACUFF AND YOUR CAL FAVORITES rhylhm roundup of barmany and 5m edy hiiinhl Milt Showing on the same programme SANTA FE UPRISNG WaiCh Mondays issue of the paper for the smash double bill Ambulance Patient In Second Accident Alter Easter Visit flu Spetlrll it in 5500 wave Illillli 11 air titltl1l Siliitl aiileroils ileiruly lailor Lg wool sap SALARY IS $1300 At the town council meeting on turn director of Barrie was 31700 mm Iennelh Robinson recreation Ms roililseliol ha 913W 51 Midland Ask for Slsmaiis lrcddels yum ml in11g5 high school Wear Allen L3 14mm 600d 25illllT The Red Crosswanilnriaiieewas Mini DEN mum week driven by Mrs Audrey Anderson fill Ilolleood liceriul music to the Spring Or my driven by Ernest ehcsila OIL RR EMHOOL WINDOWS BROKEN off the highway to laneway and Early km Saturday morlmh was in collision with the the frogs have been adding their there were 12 window panes biok mu en at Victoria school The panes Tm were broken in windows on each rcpiacing 12 panes is tedious task ifor the caretaker Many rural roads have had iii ercascd roughness this Spring due lb frost upheavals 59 Elizabeth St regular $500 per mancntsnow $350 also $15 cold iwavc now $795 Evening appoint iment Phic 2731 251mm Kenneth Spring has begun to make some of its beauties shoymvin tiiefgmfHiwPQl idcn flowers particularly the erb cuscswin Mtge yellow mauve land plirpie though rather short in Ellie stein IIIE TRADE FAIR MAY JillJUNE 10 The Secretary ol the Canadian liiterriational Trade Fair writes aSl follows We havcjust been in iormcd that the following people from your locality will be visiting lToronto tOattcnd the International Tradc Fair Miss ll Whiting and resist Weayinoutlr Barrie May 2931 D0l1t know how to keep that Queens Iloteiarid get free illus Etratcd foidtir oiithc care of house plants 25b Smith was cutting limb from tree on Hayfield street The illllll fell and smashed the windshieldof ton No person was injured new PROVINCIAL POLICE This month five provincial police vars atl the district headquarters at Dickson is at Biadfoidalid Uoiin Irwin is at Stayncr SUPREMI COURT SESSION Watch Moliddys Paper Chief Justice McRuer is presiding for furtrier particulars over the nonjury sittings of the supreme court which opened at Barrie on Tuesday morning Severi divorce cases were listed for hear ing and eight other actions SOME STORM DAMAGE The streng winds early last Fri day morning whipped up the wat ers of Kempenfeldt bay and caused IN BARRIE Daylight Saving will take effect on SUNDAY APRIL 24th at am Qt chairman for the annual commun andwlli continue throughout ity concerts campaign points out the Summer to end on Sun there are nearly hundred mem day Nov 27th at 213m SMITH TownlClerk some damage to wharfs and Small boats near the government dock at the foot of Hayfield street Delaney said men were called out of bed early to protect their boats that were being lashed by the breakers SEVERAL FROM OUTSIDE Mrs John Dobson campaign bers who come to Barrie for the concerts from the surrounding municipalities Thereare 38 mem Twice Weekly MONDAY and THURSDAY gxsurmmr Rococo Mil ll SlJfiltl ItlliltMIH BOVS at ALLAN AMEADELE MA Allan sel lolisiy Fall Monday in an Ji lilllllll over Olympia Restaurant Iele palm pilonollll Dill Hump Reports or tile ilgai maple WM rln traellliig wrro had been Sunnyinook Hospital lietioll indicate law it Hi liltfo hne lmllliis had gone home to he with relatives holiday nenrzl returned in Toronto ambulance illilllHlIJW 1rsier While li5 April 11 it was stated that the sai Rm cry of the assistant to the litlttl MAIN was Highway Station the same Rd NW Illflmu dent was another ambulance pas iron was incorrect The salary ls Mmle Jumps rmgm W5 you lie sullcred contus to his scalp and jilrcd acei Ave Lansing Utopia made turn ambul investigated Bylcs lohnstonc Iecuicnl was ons and by Prov sldcot the school The cost of re HOV Cum placing the glass is not great but lch in the Illmvaie district and others come from MIdlaird Aillslt toil ookstown Stroud and surrounding ito uplifting of the roadbed caused in be at Mist mm concerts lt gt the series next season and possibly bpecml Manes Beamy Salon more if the membership warrants countryside There greater number TRAN SFQBIVIAT Robinson Tommi eouiiseiior has received special Yardville USA which appciircd in recent issue of McCalls magazine The illustrated article transformation of yard between two rows of houses rinto air attractive play area munLcipalitics isnch project permanent Ollie article portrays an ueg back interested has been set up in New York under Yardviiie Barrieillrtlier information may be obtained from Mr Robinson TIME TABLE CHANGES Effective Easter plant blooming Call at Harris Flower Shop opposite SLIIICLCIY April 1949 Full Information from Agents TIESll121itllth cue CANADIAN PACIFIC USA the name litWilliShelllf Irasrrlstlih BENEFIT DANCE has 1055 26 have been sent to this district from the school at Toronto Threcanen Time