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COUuEGIATE Band mem ber Karen Webb oI Painstvick is greeted by her mother Mrs Elwood Webb lust alter leav Nm AND IIIILS Allen Fisher got pleasant surpriso log the customs at Toronto international Airport Koren lost her diary on the aircraft whcn their poodle Coco was returned to them before the Ar LEASI to people wore present at City Hall 31 EUR but managed in nd it alter searching from one end or the craft to the other parade to City llulL The Best Applause Was Received At Home By DON WILCOX Examiner Sin Writer The Barrie Collegiate Bond received some or the best aplt plauso uccordcd it inst night without anyone playing note They did not have to or they bud just returned from Holland nitcr winning the World Amo teur Music Festival at Keri rode Mayor Les Cooke honored the hand members with civic Yb cnption at city hall attended by hundreds of residents You have become inmous and you have made Barrie ta mous You are great credit to our cit the mayor said The principal of Central col lcgiuic Ron Mossop cited the youths as llnc examples of young Canadians and praised thorn in their endeavors He concluded by saying This IS the youth DI today Mr Fisher replied to the greetings saying how much he and the band members nppruc iatcd the work that had gone into the homecoming This cvoning will go down in the memories or thus2 young people and we are proud to be home no prnlscn our youth oi today and said that he was pleased with the way the bond mem hers conducted themselves Gch youth the leadership they deserve and they will prove themselves Nothing ahieved wirhaut sclhcontrol he said He spoke DI the band and the performance given in Belgun oi Zoom prior to flying home yes tcrday We were playing memorial service at cemetery honoring the Canadian servicemen it was one of my proudest moments The members played perlcctly and did LhEmselvcs proud Mr Fisher said The buntl ploycd the national anthems ot three countries Hol lnnd England and Canada he tore wreaths were placed on the memorial hllc talking with rich er the rectption lr summed the trip up in these words uns quilc an experience One bl hm rst to welcome Mr and lrs Fisher in Barrie when they cnlurlcd the air ground uus their ponulu CuCo who was brought to me csli vitics by Noel Stephenson who took care or it while im hand was OVEPSELIS dont think but knows me Mrs risnur said The bullil members and their leader travelled through the city in open cars and buses Although it was talc hundreds oi Barrie and are resident wulcurncd Ihcm The urns of the day or buml members was inlurmnl They arrivcd nearing wooden shoes lloppy hats and other rlamboy lint ouuns The hand collected 32 points out of possible sun for their pcriurmultcc in the lestlval rst class honors Next Stop For Band Is CNE Competitions Where does the linrrie Cutiegr into Band go from here Already is Scheduled to pin tit the Canadian National Exhibition Aug 30 rind it the American Bundmosters Conven tion in Toronto March Allen Fisher director is still surprised the hand came through so well in tho world amateur music competition disrlpltnul group can ox cell even though it doesnt pus scss virtuosity he said The individqu doesnt hove to he that good The other Canadian bonds didnt do vcry wetlJ he so and the Americans did ponrl The host climb from small towns he nolutl Thom is turnover uI about ouchnlr uI iln buuu every yunr tliluu gruuuntiun ul dlr Fisher luuking Illlrtl to tilt other good your Wo will lose many lino pluy crs this year but we hope to ru gauod level uI playing Looks For RecordjTemr In Construction Here Bartits building pace is coup tinuing to increase Aid Dot Colo ill comments attached to the July report on building permits notes that the to date indiculcsu steady growth with tutu ill cruobc of eight permits and total value itltltaSU UI 59036 The lutut value to dole has passed SIDmillion ho states and it is not premature to pre dict recent year to construc tion or two Barrio can well boust progressively as reports irum nemss the province and lion indicate it tltllnilc tlctlin in cullsluctluu Thure were it more Starts in residential construction than in July 1969 vhirh brings the yeuHodute increase to iii new dwelling permits there nine stul Ill ilullilt vuluc permits this $59971 culltpriiul column represent with eight such permits III July who with vuluc OI 5100510 This is 1970 increase at swarm Wo industrial permits worth $814100 were ssued the some number IS list your hut the Inl lar voluo is up by 5710 on tho ycor to out lt new dwelling valued at SLIGSAUU trt issued in liltill Ilii has ri tiuu dwcllil litrm it 511113300 decline In dol iur vnluc oi SEXlAJlltl ll inuus in pornliis unim rd in lilnu hu unn llurmilb worlll increase of $3 tlccliilc on tho or shown in commercial permits There were 19 permits in this category worth Swan in loud but this has Iiillon to St worth 512202 docreuse er SKID use Tlliro on three uillur nlillur cutugdrits ROBBIE Stewart didnt or got his sister Julie Shortly alter he got through customs Munitich nr Burric Collegiate Band on European Tour 70 were Flute Cheryl Wuudgcr Becky Rodgers Judy Dclnncy Patrlcla Srlrjunllt Suudrn Run sis Torry Mills Gayle Vnterer Gaye Gupp Jounnc ilcCunkcy Oboe Anne Ramsay Bruce Nixon Rob Mitchell Cornet Bluu Morris John Furslcr David Booth Catherine Vnrn Stephen Gibb Euphnnum James Morris Rosemary acebs Bill nay Wayne ncllumy muu Dan Rodgers Phil Cock Jim Brock Juli Davies Clarinet Mike Mil Tcrri vOorlger nlury lanc Winchester Mary Jane Surieont iumie Temple Vcnuv Luking Limin licusl Julie Cruwhurst Elizubcih ltluSnn Jenn Myers Lindu Caldwell Marilyn Smith nonnu Yuirs Bonnie William Judy Brock rCathy Cnldwuu Kathy Livingston Sondra Brac uienic Bass clarinet Sc0tt Sor PART 01 the horn section that built the resounding cli milk in itus Christmas Music lu lIILhI civic reception or Lht Barrie Collegiste Band lulu surrnce the air groundsI llu presented her vilhu pair oi wooden shoes ilc got pair too Examiner photos jctmt Bull Jamil horn Anne Ram Bassoon Richard Nixon Peter Cook Al ison McKenzie Saxophone Mike Forbes Roll Stewart Sharon Powell Heather Little Stephen Brncalcntc Rich Denney Ron Maulcan Dow McCuw French Horn Kim Hunter Mallory Owen Jim Robinson Brando nroley Anne Booth Syl via Nash Pamela Wuls Susan BlukEman Fluech llurn 4131 Hunter Sandra Cairns Trum pet Ellis Owen Don Spencer George Booth Stun Elliotsun String buss Gary Gillur Al hart Koeslag Trombone Douglas llull Dove Rodgers John Prince Juilli Rihullun Blain Bell Ian Knox James Ough Coraline Warnlcu Percussion Jon Anderson Margaret hchermid Paul Roy nolds Koren Webb Director Allen Fisher Cnro ly Wornica Ough John Ribalklli Bull Duvu Rodgers James Blaine man the dignitaries mm left Mayo Les Cookie Ron Mussop pnncipul oi Central Collegiate to Allen Fishu hand direclnr Aid Dcl Cale Aid IL Madarm Discipline And Work The Collegiate Band By MURIEL LEEPER The Barrio Collegiate Band returns home with luurels lrom Holland Already having won in numcrnblc IirSl prizcs rorn the Kiwanis Music Festival in Tur onlo which draws entries from all parts ol Ontario and even Certain parts at the the Cnllugintc Band adds an inter national rst to its many true phiis Allen Fisher has developed the hand through mun nlS until nually the rigid dis plinu the necessary hard work respect and obedience to capable in nrmrd instructor has become bywuru of this unique group Because In this inirc attitude which is prvulcnz through must be elusscd as Sumoubat unique on apprDach where the teacher is coworker or rrirnd will not produce collegiate band such us ue are proud to have in Barrie true loucllersiudcnt rtl ussnry to produce group of Such high standard Thulu Fisher knows this and upon and interested Iricndzi and citi zens and boosts the ego or lhel or luissez the school sgtlkm it But an permissive attitude and is absolutely nec musical unsnlp lr ists is no other The result pleases the parents Fair Grounds Still In Running Ils Second Ice Surlace Location Eorcs second ice suriacc may be located ill the air grounds after all The directors or the name Ag ricullural Society ducidnd lssv night that no decision on pus sible location lor the second Barrie lei suriocc on their prop erty will be made until ruler the narrie Exhibition at the end at August However they did decide that com ittociII ovenin luqke ifeuslblllty study at locating The air is uni month earlier tllis year and competes with LIIL Cunarnsn Nuuenul Exhibition The directors ult lht win the lair only two weeks uwny more Banneli org Ivy Leafs Beaten Iliruv home runs featured IlIiit attack us the Legion lun tors trounced Ivy Louis 15 in the opening game cl their South Simcoc playoff series at the Oriliia Oval lust night Buck Udell and Gary Coop er ouch clnutcd three run om ers in the oncsided contest in which Doug line was the win hing pitcher Second game of the host three out of live Series will bi play 0d at Ivy diamond on Vudncs duy evening while the third game is slated for Orilliu uli Fridy Olllliu Majors who nished rst in the final league stand ing will play hosts to Thornton Indians at Orillia tonight is much work to be done on it alone Son said today still hope it is possible to locate the rink there It set to the airgruunds Society manager Bill lulcom vuuhi be mat us IIIGII DWELLING member or the Lamnid onliLv or South American cum his mu vicunn thrives lt alti 16000 fuel students is good thin liecause simss has come thruth the discipline and hard work nu incite lt is the unusqu professional polish win which each musical ourk is played that distinguish es mu Barrie Cullcgiule Band irom the usual school hand The iurmulu is simple enough En Iorcin nu Iivrmulzl mglil not be quite so simple nul mu is expected rum each ind uol and they measure up in the re quiremcnls Each membcr takes personal interest in develop in hi own part to the best of his abil Then with close to lull attendance at each rehear sal the magic begins to Work Europeans burn certain it litudc toward Americans and to lesser degree Canadians They suspect and are partly righr nun we are race of muller plincd people with too much money Tourism lrum nus con tinent strengthens this uniorlu nutnly because this is in evi dence rum so many at our trav ellcrs nurric must he justly proud to hm this ycung group pct mm with such excellence as gives the tie to such it suits merit They have been ambassadors Irom Canada and ambnmdurs that other countries might envy Congratulations ltlr Fisher mkurwxngwr more to Tuna mm or me Swift legiote Band The modern hecllc Save New methods which can be used in me home for prorum mg buluuess vili us dcniunltr lcrl in Barrie mi Tuursuuy August in Pnrlr Lu Hair and Scalp Spmialists iv SICCIQII tricn olcgi Thyall to conduct the clinic in Barrie Mr Iayall will personally examine men and women concerned about the loss of their Hair rum pm to run lhursii at tho tiuysncrc motor hnlcl WHAT CAUSES BALDNESS Actually the two most com mun causes or baldness arenc glect and mistreatntent at the hair The most conspicuous thing about hair trouble is that its pregrsssivu Common dis orders like dandruit or itchin load to hair losm And once huir loss starts it doesnt stop volun larily It hus to bl Stuppcu You owe it to rsell to tree your mind oi us about hair admit itching or other isurilcrs by learning how to tnitc cure of your hair your condition cannot be arrest we will do our utmost to ad vise you how to retain and im John Prince tPho Douglas Hull Paul Wruy lan Knox to by Filvuru prove the hair you already have you are among the very iev who ennnot be helped we or tronkly tell you So plea of living in one onus or hair loss trltholorlu uniins Illk Laue Halr or Scalp clinic nrc endin bnir upeclnlist hm Io ldvloe men and women haw Io correct Iuair troubles by home murmur your hair day to be conducted by expert here Thursday mulling in Icllp Russian WIIO CAN HELPED We hm olieli been uskctl our me is can cure boldness The on or is NO but where your scalp ll mvs hair we call at least what you have The important thing is DONT VAlT UN TIL IT 15 mo LATE SKEPTICAL TRIED EVERY THING kncws of tho old Supe 15 about hair loss in the light or present day Iulcwltdgc we realize tltc alla cy cl tlitSC n5 Why be em Itll VI to Suck help about your picblcu ll you nre one or many suite in from scalp disurucr which cuusrs hair loss let Mr layall dem onstrate how you can relieve your worries curl explain to you the modern methods Improv ing your hair In the privacy of your own home FREE SCALI EXAMINATION Sou Mr iluvull in person Learn how baldness can he avoided mid hair grotvilr encour ugctl For an exollunation und dl5 cussinn of your hair problem cull the desk clerk at the Boy shnre Motor Hotel Thursday be tween pm and ti pm and ask for Mr Mayolls suite num ber You dont need on appoint ment Examinations are given in private