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west 15 to 20 RECEPTION LINE at Bar rie North Collegiate gradua tion dance receives students who are from the left Jim Wilgar 18 Bill Sheardown 21 Wendy Craig lo and Myrna Shclsuell Collegiate principal Hamilton and Mrs Ham CAUGIIT HOLDING hands at Barrie North graduation dance last night in the manner of the old school spirit and getting rather large bang out of same are from the left Dick Boswell 20 Pat Ray 19 Ar lene Jackson 17 and Arthur Martin 19 Students are stand THBEEDAY AFFAIR Alliston outs in school activities Dick Pat and IArthur being honor students and Arlene dance convener When last seen what must have bccn 20 gios of balloons were suspended immune ceiling like load of cbllosal marbles There could have beenmore balloons than dancers Opens Its Trade air ALLISTON Rotary Club pr ident Lloyd Clarke opened this towns annual nade Fair last night before an estimated crowd of 500 Visitors are expected to double for the two remaining nights to night and Saturday An near bugle band from Camp Borden provided musical sendoff for the threeday attain which boasts 30 industrial and trade exhibits Alliston itself claims it of these highlighted by those of SaladaShirriffiior say and Baxter Laboratories floor show presented by ten or Ed Robinson and comedian George Alderman both of Owen TO SEND OUT MAPS Barrie Planning Boarderll send out maps and detailed specifications of the proposed Official Plan to 6000 property owners in Barrie as soon as the plan is ratified by provincial authorities WEATHER Synopsis Northern Ontario re gions close to sluggish low pressure area Will be cloudy and wet today with conditions improv ing to the extent of only few showers across the Georgian Bay and Central Ontario regions In the south sunshine will predomi nate The outlook for Saturday suggests continuation of show ers in the north country with Sound added Wto night attractions Profits from the Trade Fair sponsored by the Rotary Club go toward maintenance of the clubs swimming pool now four years old Evidence of the pools value may be seen in the record 570 children given les sons there last season Rev Downer MPP has lauded the affair as valuable mirror of life in this bustling community the opening promise of more sun than cloud for Southern Ontario Georgian Bay Kirkland Lake Halihurton regions North Bay Sudbury Mainly cloudy with few showers or thunderstorms to day Variable cloudiness with lit tle change in temperature Saturr day Winds southwest 15 to 20 to day west is to 20 Saturday TimminsKapuskasing Mainly cloudy with showers today and Saturday little cooler Winds Western New Yerk Mostly cloudy and warm today tonight and with scattered showers high today about 75 low tonight in 505 Forecast Temperatureu Low tonight High Saturday Windsor 55 75 St Thomas 50 75 London 50 75 Kitchener 50 75 Wingham 50 Toronto 55 Trenton 50 St Catharines 55 Hamilton 50 Muskoka 45 Killaloe 45 Earlton 45 Sudbury 45 North Bay 45 Kapuskasing 45 Barrie and District Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club Presiderit Zeke Firman left congratulates winner of boat motor and trailer in draw spon Phone ilton look on as Wendy is greeted by chairman of Barrie Collegiate Board Charles Grif lar size tioucier the fin and Mrs Griffin City And County Accidents Down Barries accldcni rate remain cd comfortably low in April uhen compared with other cities and towns in Ontario of simi apart ment of Transport reports April l960 as the worst April in his tory for accident totals This city totalled to accidents sixth highdst out of the nine cit its in the province with popu lations betwch 20000 and 30000 Only two municipalities in the same class lislcd fatalities North Bfiy and Belleville Places as small as St Thomas and Welland compared uniaiu oraoly with Barrie asfar as accident injury and fatalities went both listed fatalities Simcoe County was also low down the county list with accidents rating 11th place No one was killed birt 32 were in Was Just One Of motorist wan fell asleep with lighted cigurct in his hand awokc to find the front seat iburning said Barrie City police today Although he put the fire out with blanket and left his car for the night he returned to find it gone and burned out when he finally recovered it at an autoWreckers City police said Thomas Rob crt Strachan 25 BR Cold water drove into Harrie last night but became confused by highway signs and drove down Rose Street while trying to get onto Highway 408 lie had been coming in from Elmvale and was trying to get back to Coldwater STUCK IN MUD Ills auto got stuck in the mud on Rose Street and he couldnt move it so he lit cigarette while contemplating what his next move would be He told police he must have fallen asleep while smoking and awoke to find the car seat smol dering He stomprd the fire out with the aid of blanket and thinking everything was under control went to hotel for the night City police received the call bhis morning that car was burning on Rose Street and at tended with the Fire Depart ment WILL RETIRE Major Harrington of Camp Borden will retire from the Canadian Army Regular July is after 10 years service it was announccd today Barrie Hotel To Close Later ilolly Gallipeau of the Clifton Hotel president of the Barrie Hotel Association received word Thursday that the LCBO has rranted permission to Barrie holt tels to keep their beverage rooms open until 12 pm instead of pm He said they had been trying to get the extension for 12 years sored bythe club Frank Per kins RR Hawkestone Boat ié DelCraft 16 foot Delaire ruiserette and on is stern sits 40 hp Johnson Dut hoard motor Trailer is by Tee Those Days For Confused Goldwater Man The carsvaluc was estimated at $600 Police found out the owner by contacting OPP to get the lie ence number His wife was contacted at home and he himself came into the police office to report the jured This as the ninth highA est in the province Ontario chalked up an in crease ol 32 per cent in acci dents in April this year over April 1959 There was one less fatality in the month 49 as op posed to 50 injuries shot up 29 per cent however GRANDMOTHER RIDES AGAIN ATHENLEY CPIAn 31 year old grandmother acting on dare from her daughter and granddaughters Wed ncsday swung onto the back of half broken palomino stallion and rode it about the yard Mrs Henry Speiran born in the West and living now with her daughter in this town near Orillia came out to admire the sixyearold stallion owned by neighbor Earl Doble When her rela tives began teasing hEr about riding the frisky animal she promptly swung into the saddle Aftcr riding few hundred yards Mrs Spieran dis mounted commenting to her startled Nice disappearance of his car about an hour after Barrie Fire De partment had put out theblaze horse DON GRAY Tonight the third annual iune Ball will be held at Barrie Arrn oury Capt it Howard offi cer commanding Headquarter Squadron Grey and Simcoe For esters Regiment the officers and their wives will receive the guests commencing at 615 pm The reception hour will he fol lowed by formal Officers Mess dinner at 715 pm Unsers of Toronto are doing the com plete catering Dancing follows to music by the orchestra from the Grey and Simcoe Foresters Regimental Band Owen Sound There will be half hour of entertainment commencing at pm featuring Wendy Hicks and Don Gray CKVR television personalities and Capt Alex CONSERVATION CLUB CHIEF CONGRATULATES WINNER Nee Total outfit is valued at $2700 Draw was Wednesday in Orange Hall Allandale Eight other winners were de clared in the eliminationtype draw ExaminerPhoto DONT THROW ET OUT THE BARRIE 0N5 CLUB WANTS YOUR USED AND NEW THROWAWAYS FOR THEIR SUPER DUPER MUNEIER AUCTION will call at your hovhe al the time you say THROW IT TO THE LIONS for Community Benefitiworkl period for Pickup in untii Sui June one Now and the Roaring Lions Grey And Simcoe Foresters Hold Third June Ball Tonight Broadway musical WENDY HICKS Matheson of Camp Borden cele brated jazz bagpiper The main floorvof die Armoury has been decorated by Bob Dun can with the Foresters colors of crimson and green as the motif Committee in charge of the event associate members of the Officers Mess was coschaired by Wilt Ridley and lack Woods included Major Hersey Fred Norris iohn Mitchinson Ralph Snelgrove and John Woods similar event will be spon sored by the Sergeants Mess Friday June 10 Concert Band Plays Monday The Barrie City Concert Band Association will hold the first of series of outdoor concerLs in St Vincenth Park Monday June starting at pm The program which will iasr for approximately one hour will consist of selections from such shows as Kiss Me Kate Porgy and Bess My Fair Lady and feat uring music by such famous composers as George Gershwin Rogers and Hammerstein and Cole Porter There will also be several nov elty numbers including Clarinet Polka the ever popular Blue Tango by Leroy Anderson andl Colorama medley of popular tunes by Peter de Rose To show that this group can also handle the traditional band music the march Imperial Ech oes has been selected for the finale RECEIVES BA Robert Oren Ball son of Rev and Mrs Ball RR 11 Bari rie received aBachelor of Arts degree at Convocation Hall University of eToronto recently He plans to enter Emmanueh CITY AND COUNTY NEWS FRIDAY JUNE 1960 The Official Plan the crystal ball of future development re leased today indicates dis tinct residential neighborhoods having total area of 2500 acres to be set aside for housing pur poses over the proposed 25 year period Approximately 2500 acres of land will be used for residential development over the period dcs ignated by the plan This development ceed by stages industrial and commercial de velopment also receives heavy play in the plans Commercial communities land used for one or more of retail stores service shops photogriphc business and professional fices churches and the like has been set aside for 25 acres in the northwest section of the city on the south side of High way 400 15 acres on the east ern section of the city at the intersection of Blake and John son streets and 38 acres on the west side if Bayiield on the north side of Highway 400 SET BACK The rules governing the estab lishment of buildings in these areas will see that all new build ings intended for rctail stores shall be set back enough to per mit off street parking Parking areas will also be established which are equal in area to at least three times the gross re tail floor area of the stores will prch the in the the The plan does not veto construction of dwellings these commercial areas if dwellings would not hinder strength of the community Land use for commercial gen eral facilities amounts to ap proximatelyio7 acres Commercial highway areas those dependent upon the auto designated in the plan such as service stations motels and drive ins will be set up on nine acres on the north and south sides of Burton Street 17 acres on the cast and west sides of Bradford Street 10 acres on Hayfield Street north of High Seep 2500 Acres UsedF or Homes way 400 and 12 acres on tho north and south sides of Blake Street at Penetanguishcne Road total of 152 acres have been set aside for industrial use INDUSTRIAL IAND This land is served out as fol lows 100 acres on the south side of Highway 400 95 acres in the southern limit of the city on the CNR 45 acres on the cast and west sides of Bradford Street ad jacent to the CommercialvGem eral area 240 acres west of High way 400 and 272 acres in the western part of the city and east of Highway 400 Designate Tetal 435 Acres As The Major Open Spaces total of 435 acres has been designated on the official Plan soon to be rclcnrcd by the city as major open spaces mobile home park and rural areas The major open spaces which account for areas free from all buildings and structures except those not coincident with recrea tion have been given free rein on 328 acres This classification will also permit arenas armouriesu ceme teries boat storage areas and liverics public utilities stations and municipal buildings and such car parks may serve yards Peanut Barrie Kiwanis Clubs annual Peanut Blitz will start Monday each succeeding evening until all houses and apartments in the city have been visited This is Operation Two of the Peanut Blitz OperationvOnewas successfully carried out at Camp Borden and Angus 13X RCAF De pot Monday this week General chairman for the Blitz this year is Kiwanian Horace in sales of peanut butter cocktail peanub and party packs of mix ed nuts The club derives 40 per cent of all sals and this profit is entirely used in child welfare and crippled childrens work Some so Kiwanlaus and volun teei canvassers will start out about pm Mondhy with their peanuts The city has been dividlt ed into eight areas and the team captains are Kiwanians Dave Harrison Ken Walls Tom Bob ier John Rooke Gerry Tawse Bill McClure Bill Huntley and Charlie Griffin MAIN ACTIVITY Over the years the main Ki wanis Club activity has been in assisting the Ontario Society For Crippled Children in the care and treatment of needy cases Some 24 children are presently on Kiwanis list with hundreds hav ing been helped in the past The club built large cabin at Blue Mountain Camp several years ago at cost of more than $8000 which has been fully paidand it HARRY MURDOCH PreparaYour Car For Summer Driving WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING SHOCK ABSORBERS SERVICE COMPLETE FRONT END SUSPENSION OVERHAUL PA 82202 27 TORONTO ST College there in the fall THE FIRST INSTALLMENT 0E TAXES iS DUE THURSDAY JUNE 10 In order to facilitate payments the be open the following additional hours FRIDAYJUNE or SATURDAY JUNE from 9hm to 12 noon cl ty office will 55prnio 330pm Winston Town Treasurer ation for the modern science Kiwanis Plan itz B1 night next week and continues Pratt The objective is $5000 HORACE PRATT Kiwanis Peanut Chairman is hoped to raise funrk for an other This cabin was painted and varnished by Kiwanis volunteers and in fact is duefor another paint job which Jack Butler thn Blue Mountain Camp chairman is arranging for next Wednes day afternoon In addition the Kiwanis Club is going to assist the Retarded Children in building project at the school this year Hence the need for funds which it is hoped the citizens of Barrie will pro vide and at the same time lay mobile home parkany site lot field or tract of land upon which trailers or mobile homes are locatedhas been mapped out on iZacre area on the north and south sides of Holgate Street east of Robinson RURAL AREAS The rural areas that will serve as reforestation recreational and country residences will have 95 acres throughout various parts of the city Neighborhood parks have been designated for 46 acres with further 685 acres divided among the various residential neighbor hoods Three Charges Follow Collision An Orillia motorist was charg ed with careless driving follow ing too close behind and having liquor in place other than his residence Thursday following rearend collision on Blake Street Barrie Albert Lawrence Thorogood 44 US Barrie Street Orillia said he was travelling east on Blake behind fellow citizen Nor man Martin Burton 23 RR Orillia when Martin stopped He jumped on the brakes but slid into die back of Burtons an to stated city police Burton said he had been slow ing and stopping looking for an unfamiliar addras on Blake when the accident occurred Damage totalled $400 RKES HEAftN WtiEtt fouesrai HONEY WAT TtlEY TINS us EAVESIJ£IHI on GAS manages in supply of peanuts and pea nut butter PA68I7l FAMILY HEALTH Number one of an informative series on health through Chiropractic presented in the Puhllc Interest by the Doctors of Chiropractic in this edmrnuntty who also are members of the Ontario Chiropractic Association The Science and Art of Chiropractic Chiropractic is scientific system of treatment based on the fact that the nervous sys tem controls all other systems of the body and their normal processes and functions By manipulation the Doctor ot Chiropractic removes intcr ferenee with the nervous sys tem along the main pathway at the spinal column and at other structures of the body The close relationship of tile spinal column to heaini has been recognized through the aga Manipulative spinal therapy iibrudimentary forms was employed by the ancient Egyptians Polynesians and the Greeks of Hipprocates time but this significant knowledeg was all but lost in the paossing of the centuries The year 1895 marked new era in the healing arts through the discoveries of Dr Palmer who laid the found named Chiropractic KIro PRAKAtic from the Greek cheiro hand and prak wbkixi anechiropractlc meaning done by handf Built on Dr Palmers work and discoveries the science has developed into an advanc ed art of healing ts funda mental concept being that na ture heals and that chiroprac tic adiustments are intended to release the natural healing forces of the body by remov ing interferenca with the nor mal transmission of nerve im pulses Removal of nerve inter ference caused by spinal on placements postural distort lens and other defects is the specialty of the chiropractor for which he is specifically trained other essentials for good health include good nut rition pure water fresh air and sunshine moderate exer vise and relaxing rest and sleep The importance of estab lishing spinal normality in order to bring about proper nerve expressionwwith re sultant good body function is recognized as reasonable procedure for the acquistlon ago maintenance of helm