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HOUSE OF HITS MDNDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MAIIXEE WEDNESDAY 230 pm PLEASE NOTE EVENING snows START AT pm NOW SEE IT ON OUR NEW WIDEVISION SCREEN AND AT REGULAR PRICES Three great love stories in MGMs Highly spectacle The lmplllloflfd lot cry of papa wldicr and beautiful 30000 In the end yarn in the mahinfil ma Icl Ilm m9 mm cm The Wynn love story of Roman and be due girl who gave hu III I01 him The tumultuous love Iqu all mil lyflnl Nero and MI wicked union queen Poppa cor0r TECHNICOLOR ITARRYNG ROBERT TAYLOR DEBORAH KERR LEO GENN PETER USTINOV PLUS COLOR CARTOON STARTS THIS THURSDAY o£ tlec STARRIN irrrrrr Hurra ulna rare merrth Tiresth WEDNESDAY TEARS THE STEEL VEIL DEE Tllli TDRTIIRE EVE snows fr 835 pm urns HAYWARD ruirrr nu WARDEN DUFFY who made model W500 of San Dunn PLUS 2ND FEATURE THE NEW WARNER BROS SENSATION STAIN STERLING GENE mus ADULT HAYDLNNLLSUNJKIRK ENTERTAINMENT PLUS CARTOON rCATseATII TUNE IN cxee AT 540 DAILY FOR MOWEMERRYGOROUND COUNTY ARTS AND CRAFTS ASSOCIATION HOLD ANNUAL MEETING AT LIBRARY HALL informality and group participa tion were the highlights of the an nual meeting of the Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association held at the Library Hall herp on Monday June The value of arts and crafts and other forms of creative recreation was brought out clearly by Wil liam Cook of Toronto speaker of the evening He stated that re creation could be of three kinds an escape from drudgery compen sation for dull routine or job which was not particularly inter esting or an opportunity for ful filment of persons potentialich and powers The last named he stressed as most important for it involves contain qualitiesthe use of the intellect the emotions the will the conscience and the body itself Because of this it makes for the gmth of the person and widens his horizons and interests in life Great Conccm He stated that leisure was of great concern in our modern world because of the shorter hours of work and earlier retirement age now prevalent Due to medical advance life has been lengthened to such an cxlent that at this lime the relative increase in the population in the over60 age group is greater than that of the pre school age group Mr Cook felt that we needed to raise the qual ity of life as well as lengthen it and that this might be done to great cxtcnt through the creative use Of leisure time He stressed the cxcitcnicnl of learning by doing and of staying with an art or craft until per son has expressed what one really wants to express He said that it wasnt necessary to explain to someone what you have painde or created out of wood clay otc Sometimes putting label on your creation spoils it thing should be what it is he said and if it pleases you it is good In mak ing anything the basic form and characteristics of the medium should be emphasized and develop ed The things you have created yourself are punt of yourself and sometimes no payment in rmoncy would encourage you to give them away Mr Cook told the story of Dr Lindcman outstanding American educator and social philosopher Dr Lindcmen visit ed friend who loved to paint and became quite attached to one of his paintings He asked his friend if he could buy it The friend was insulted On Dr Lindcmans dc panturehe said however that if the doctor would send him set ting of eggs from special breed of hen from his part of llhe coun try he would give him Uhe paint ingthus exchanging life for life £155 peopled beenmemre and more concerned about the excel lence of their craft said Mr Cook standards can be sot up The Metal Arts Guild of Toronto of which Mr Cook is president has recently drawn up sot of stand ards for handvrnade metal anticles The major question in the minds of members of this group is whether Canadian spirit in design in meri al can be developed Other craft guilds in Ontario and Canada as whole are concerned about this too slogan for those interested in grafts which Mr Cook threw out to the group was Buy Hand made handmade article is always unique he said Delightful Exhibit Mr Cook had brought with him delightful exhibit of articles made by himself and members of his family These included beau tiful pottery jug lamp base and plate mode by his daughter sOme of his own wood sculpture and metalcraflt and wOven scarf made by his wife pair of original ebony maSkvs handcarved by Fred Perry of Green River and set by himself were exceedingly attrac tive He also showed the group sev eral shepherds pipes made of bam boo and cork and interestingly decorated He played few tunes on these and they produced haunting melody He told about the Pipcrs Guild of olden times in which people came together to make music for pure enjoyment He had tried makirlg similar pipes of cardboard too and had had con siderable success Bu Fair Plans Mrs Cavanagh president of the Simcoe County Artsand Cram Association chaired the meeting at which people from Alliston Orillia Churchill Midland Cree more Barrie and other parts of the county were present During the business section of the evening financial report was presented by Mrs Palmer oi Barrie Mrs Duke Orillia gave report on the sixth annual Quilt and Rug Fair to be held in Orillia during the last four days of July and pulse Collcy executive secretary of the Simcocv County Arts and Crafts Association reported on the years work Mrs Beaver of Barrie gave the report of the constitution corn rnittcc and the constitution as rc vised by ibis committee was adopt ed by the meeting Election of Officers The election of the council for the coming year resulted in the following being elected From the northMrs Ross Parrott Mid land caStMiss Olga Mawdslcy Orilliu west Mrs Leach suryncr centreMrs Monk rrran Barrie An appointment is still to be made by the council from the south since there were no nominees from this area Mrs Monkinan Barrie in troduced the speaker of the even ing She stated that William Cook had directed summer schools of crczftivc recreation at Geneva Park Lake Couchiclring for number of summers and so was no stranger to Simcoc County She told about his interest in nrctalcrairt wood sculpture painting and many other creative areas Miss May Wilkinson thanked Mr Cook in most unusual way by singing Schuberrts beautiful sclcc lion To Music at the close of her warm words of thanks Mrs Gordon Todd added to the enjoyman of the evening by lead ing two delightful rounds in her charming manner In addition Lo the opportunity for active partici pation in the evenings program Mr Cook invited those present to try out some of the games and puzzles many of which originated in farofrf lands These included Japanese type of ringloss and many puzzle games such as the complicated Devils Needle the amusing Butlenholer and the fascinating Jacobs Ladder Refreshments under the conven ership of Mrs Lloyd of Holly rounded out this enjoyable and un usual evening Workshop for Summer Leaders An experirnenial artsgnd crafts workshop washéldvlfillhe county recreation Office Barrie on Sat urday rairtcrnoon June various forms of ants and crafts for differ ent age groups were tried out by the leaders who will be on the summer staff this year Materials Were laid out for cork animals scrapleather toys finger painting small cone earrings book covers potato and felt prints leather knife holders etc There was also some interesting modelling clay which had been made out of stale bread crumbs flour rind alum This prov ed cxcellent for the modelling of small animals earrings and brooch es and when poster paint or nail polish was applied attractive ar ticles resulted Everyone tried at least three different types of crafts and the afternoon passed most en joyably as well as providing an opportunity to find out which crafts would be most suitable for different camp groups Thosepresent at the workshop included Mr and Mrs Mot calfe Miss Ann Metcalfe and Miss Susan Jones of Barrie and Mr and Mrs Bent King of Milliken Louise Collcy and Florence McAr thurr were in change of arrange ments for the afternoon BREAD MAKING More than 4000000000 one pound loaves of bread can be made from 2000000 tons about 15000000 bushels of wheat Graduates al RCAFISration Clinton MONDAY JUNE 14 1954 Driver Kills Deer on Highway Near East Oro What is probably the first case on record in recent years of deer being struck by car on Highway No ii in this district occurred recently George McLean Jr Orillia real estate dealer was driving toward Orillia at about 11 pm Betwucn East Oro and Hawksstone young buck dccr suddenlybounded out on the road from the east side of the highway Unable to stop In time Mr McLean crashed head long into the deer killing it in stantly It just seemed to come out of nowhere Mr McLean said To say was startled is to put it mildly Stopping his car he ran back to the body of the animal but be fore he could pull it Off the road southbound car ran over the carcass Conservation Officer Fred Rich ardson was called to the scene and it was decided to give the usable meat from the deer to the Soldiers Memorial Hospital Mr Richardson said that deer are becoming very prevalent in the district and that accidents of this sort are likely to become con siderably more frequent in the future In the crash the McLean car was fortunate to remain on the road Damage is not extensive and con sists largely of the cars wheels being knocked out of alignment Farmers Enioy Picnic June At Springwaier Park Springwatcr Park was the scene of friendly picnic on June when the Ontario Farmers Union sponsored their first annual pro vincial picnic for farm people The Ideal weather may have kept some at home to catch up on land oper ations but according to those who checked the crowd at the gate there were over 800 present This provinial idea is an attempt to ascertain the views of farmers On an annual holiday and there didnt appear to be anyone oppos ed on Tuesday last The fine kiltie band from Arthur added spot of excitmeni as they played here and there throughout the day Cormack acted as chair man for short program after the noon meal First of all there were seven entries in the fiddlers con tfist to gel thlngs goingpand the bouquets went to Albert Nicol first and John Hooey second Nell McKrinnon who is 86 took top hon ors in his age group with Frank Kirkpatrick second In the pipers contest the honors went to Alex Shaw of the pipe band After few performances of wit and wis dom the main body of the crowd endoyéd ball games horseshoes tugowar and races of every sort in which there was great sport It looked as though the pipers could play ball equally as well asplay the pipes Those strong men om North Simcoe showed in fiolfirir chal lengefs how to on ope and many spill was evidenced as they look on one group after another The supper hour found many youngster still looking oventhe various animals and birds in the park but they were finally round ed up for this final enjoyment of the day The fiddlers were re luctant to leave without more musrc so they tried Their talents again to allow for full course square dance and then the cars began their homeward trek which meant over 100 miles for some Search for Former Orillia Pastor Donald Jones if the Rev Donald Jones for mer pastor of the Orillia Apostolic Temple and now wanted by police is not located within the next few days an elderly Gravenhurst widow will lose all her worldly possess ionsypolice here said today Jones stood trial at the County Assizes lastsummer on charge of gross indecency involving 15 yearold boy At that time Judge Harvie reserved judgment in the case un til September and Jones Was re leased on $10000 bail guaranteed by Mrs Mary Harbridge of Gra venhurst Last September Jones failed to appear in Court to hear Judge Harvies judgmenhand an addi tional charge of jumping bail was laid against him Despite EVEry effort by police no trace of the former minister confiscated report has been received that Jones has been seen in Toronto and police there are searching for PICTURED AT RECENT graduation ceremony at RCAF Station Clinton is Flying Officer George McDonald being congratulated by Group Captain Ashdown MBE diploma was awarded to NO McDonald after successful completion of an intensive 14 week course in airborne elec tronics and the staff duties of an officer McDonald was born in Toronto He joined the RCAFin 1949 and after two years as an aero engine crew and was trained as radio officer He served with 412 technician remastered to air and 408 Squadrons at Rockcllffe before coming to Clinton for the staff radio officer instructor course to 408 SqUadronafter graduation If He will return dependent in 1794 him but only few days remain in which to effect his capture be fore the confiscation of the bail bond is carried Out and Mrs Har bridge is left pauper for her kindheartedness lts SACRED RIV The Ganges River lows1500 miles south and east from the Himalayas through Bengal Plain 6gt LONG INDEPENDENT Born out ofllie thunder and violence AN Pills 1944lhe w3r had come and rolled on Io Berlin In the same streets uhere life had been cheap BIG FIRST RUN PICTURE FOR The Big Parade is just such slory ADULT IE IIIAIN EN BEHAGOSS PRODUCTIONS INC Prescott love we now cheaper Passions were harlereil and kisses boughtchooolatc bars and cigarettes were becoming 1116 medium of exchange It is like this allér every Ivar Anrl out of the tears the laughter the kissesoul olthe thunder and violence come Drousand stories But only few are destined for greatness Here In the great tradition of Farewell To Arms Its star is Kirk Douglas giving the finest perform ance of his career as the soldier who tlllllll know where war ended and love began Its dibcovery is Dany Robin an electrifying new French slar who plays the Parisian girl uilh no perma nent address 31 Its direclor is Anatole Lilvak who surpasscs even the emolional power of his unforgettable Snake Ill Its story is as frank and bold as its title IMPERIAL NOW SHOWING lnlvoducn Wadied Ind Directed by KIRK DOUGLAS ACT OF LDYEIziEEZIDANY ROBINtANATOLE LITVAK Mill GEO Matthews Richard Benedlcl Gabrielle DomI Barbara um Robert Strum Some Rowan remand ladoux leslrc Mu Arsomlc Producer Georges Miucr Screenplay by lRWlN SHAW Iron MOI in larva Irm Refused tnru United Artists Medonle Council Varied Agenda Ar Juneestin9 MOONSTONEFollowing re quest by Mcdonte Township Coun cil backed by representations by Lloyd Loiherby MPP council had before it at the June meeting on Wednesday night letter from Highways Minister George Dou cett with assurance that develop ment road No 180 would be ex tended to include all the sideroad from the old Coldwater road to county road 19 13th concession to concession mile east of Hills dnle The department agreed to pay 100 per cent on $8000 expend iture by Medonle on the develop ment road extension cheds were received for road allowances on the above road pur chased from Pratt and Laura Devivtt estates and Robert Robert son property Reeve Fisher Ganton presided at the meeting and all councillors at tended Particulars were provided by the reeve and road superintendent Fred Wood on used gnader pur chased in Toronto for $800 The used grader formerly in use had broken down Its parts will be interchangeable With the one bought recently deputation from Orillia Dis trict Collegiate Institute Board Goldwater School Board Lowers Age School Entrance Following approval of the con headed by chairman Frank Tis singlon and including Medontcs representative Albert Orion ex plained the need for $375000 vo cartional training addition to the collegiate need for increasedoccomnmdailon and the proposed method of meet ing it and gave first and second reading to bylaw providing Me dontes share of the necessary ex penditure formal appeal has been enter ed by the township against the dc cision of Judge Harvie in which be dismissed Medontes case with costs against the township re garding adivision court action to collect assessments for work on drain No against two taxpayers Whether the appeal will be pro ceeded with will depend on addi tional information yet to be ob tained on Judge Harvies ruling The clerk Howard Robinson was instructed to forward $100 as Medonrtes 1954 grant to Georgian Bay Development Commission In formation was received from the latter organization regarding how the US tourist spends his money in Canada pamphlet Was recerved from Orillia Historical Society outlining plans for memorial dedication to the Steele family of Medronte in Orillia on July Payments of $10 each wzere made to the township for damage to telephone poles bycars by Carl Tolson Toronto and Bell and Saunders insurance company on behalf of Stewant Waubau slhene RR In letter from the welfare of fice Fred Hunter county clerk advised of higher gents in hospitals struction of new school by max jority of the taxpayers of the Cold waler public school Section Cold Waler council has written the On tario Municipal Board for permis sion to issue the necessary deben tures At meeting of the public school board Miss Carol Day of Sebrighl discussed her application as teacher for junior class She was appointed to hhe position thus completing the fivemember staff for the ball term In accepting registrations for children starting to school fiVE yearoldS will be listed This will be the first time in nearly 10 years the legal age will be followed for beginners Overcrowding at the Coldwrater school had resulted in beginners béang held back until they were six pporrcr WHAT trou OWN INSURE Bu PHONE the Brest The Re ublio 01 Halo former French co ony Was proclaimedin Council agreed to the rates for indi William Beaton asked that slumps in front of his property be removed The road superintend ent was authorized to have the stumps burned or removed Cedar posts will be Squared at viiié WiEOns mm to carry con cession road signs at townlines During May William Johnston Goldwater RR had two sheep killed at total value of $55 and Lou Swinton had calf valued at $60 killed at Mount St Louis letter was received from Jack Brechin regarding drain No and it is planned to confer with an engineer on how the drain can be improved satisfactorily for all those affected by it Council will look into request by Claude Dunlop to replace an old snow fence which has fallen down ARE YOU FULLY EOVERED cuts for New Building your bank balance Proper SURANCE for home improve or STEVENSON INSURANCE See Us FIRSI For Insurance in ALL KINDS 95 mmrop St Phone5201 Located just south ofBarrie on Concession 14 betweenvbighway 11 and highway 400 TONIGHTS TU es JUNE I445 Al swears eeIIIT CORNET WILDEF MAUREEN =0HARA WED THUR Juuersarf COLOR mo Trains Tezeriorrnwn UTANET LElGiH arrow MARTIN gf ZSHOWS Nreem