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Port Janice lohnson enjoys the snow as all aspiring Vin ter Carnival Teen Queens should Janice wiube con testant in the contest schedul ed for Saturday night Examiner Man Checks Over Florida Housing For Winner By Slitle TREASURE ISLAND Floridnv Last weekend we journeyed cross state to visit Treasure Island and the new Bilmnr Beach Motel Some lucky pct pie from Barrie area will win the Carnival draw and be wing ed through the skies on TCA jet provided with motor veh icle on arrival and spend weckiat this fabulous spot on the Gulf of Mexico here at Trealt sure Island This new thrcestorey struc ture lsilocated next door to the lhundcrbird Motel which until the Bilmar opened was thought to be the extreme in luxury We were shown room 304 which has been reserved by the management for the heme guests and saw all the latest fittings which are provided there It is an efficiency unit com plete with fully equipped kl chen where the occupants may if they desire prepare their own meals with dining alcove TV and radio are in the room with music wired in from the rotunda as well Heat is auto matically controlled and the floor covering is deep pile rug double bed as well as two single couches provide sleeping accommodation for up to four persons HEATED POOL There is glassedio suoporch on the second landing where an automatic elevator takes guests to their floor 0n the main floor just off the tuoda is swimming pool with eated water at pleasant tempera ture and plenty of lounging chairs glassdoored parti tion leads to the sand beach and the Gulf sands allow sea bathing or sunning in the open under the southern sun Then for those who want an tertainment there is the Grog Shop which imitates the Eng lish pub Here there is said to be the largest assortment of wines and liquors from far and near as well as champagnes brandies and bourbons The whole decor is relaxing and Lee Lockwood at the piano keeps music flowing through the air Every Friday night there is fashion show which is an attraction worth seeing The dining room is called the Buttery Room where care fully trained staff will provide any type of meal selected It claims to have already captur ed the praises of the most cri tical gourmets To dine there once is to come again There is also the Purple Porpoise Cof fee Shop where anyone who cares for light lunch or meal may enjoy service with out formality From their arrival at Tampa airport until the return at To ronto luxury will be with the lucky couple whether they have been accustomed to livioghigb off the bug or just gypsying Their stay at the Biimar will be something to remember CITY OF MOTELS Treasure Island is city of motels cabins hotels and res taurants intermingled with beautiful homes The miles of sand beach are place where the sun rarely misses shining There is every type of accom modation even to trailer camps At Johns Pass where the fishermen get through from the Bay to the Gulf one can obtain boat to do any kind of fishing The deep sea fisher man if he desires may go out With 40 or so others on large boatfor day or half day on the Gulf leaving about am and returning about pm The fareis $5 plus the hire of fish ing tackle and you may keefi all thejishyou catch but you catch more than you need someone will be ready to buy your surplus For sea trout one may hire small boat at Reddington Beach and when the trout are biting there may he hundred other boats out as well Vil llam Emery of Harris and companion caught 150 lovely trout in one afternoon For other sea fish one can hire deep sea fishing Wt Which will take four to six per sons ht modest cost It fish ing dock at Indian Rocks lots out into the sea and from this dangling their bait Blind Pass and other places have boats for hire With car available one need only tune in on the eve ning radio to hear fishing news and where the lucky persons want that day MANY BEAUTY SPOTS Then for places to see the trieut have hundreds of spots all within easy access to Treas lme island For beautiful drive one takes the Sumhine Skyway across Tampa Bay to the Sara sotavlirandenton districk with 15 miles of causeway and bridge high enough for the larg est ocean vmsel to pass under Here there are picnic spots available and cool ocean breezes on the hottest day Sara sota Jungle Gardens the Busch Gardem at Tampa and St Pe tcrsburgs Sunken Gardens are other beauty spots easily access ible Downtown St Petersng has one of the best general shop ping districts anywhere in Flor ida or beyond Stroll through the streets and parks sit on the famous sidewalk benches relax in the sunshine and watch the over 70s growing younger and enjoying life Special drugstore breakfasts at 29c served till 11 am wtth extra comlv marry pensioners live comfortably and endoy life GBDll HEAD SUGGESTS Development Body Frame For Inter County Group Gordon hiallion QC presi dent of Georgian Bay Develop ment Association suggested in his annual report that regional development mciations could form the organisational frame work for intercounty regional government do not suggest ltlr Mol lion said that the GBDA mold take over such function but sincerely believe that region al associations could later form the framework for organization al purposes the GBDA president pointed out that there are seven reg ional development associations in Ontario covering 95 per cent of the geograch area of the province He noted that repre sentatives from these associa tions meet twice year to draft policy decisions for submlsioo to the Ontario government Mr stallion stated that if smaller communities outside densely populated areas were to survive they must have some flail of body acting on their be in his seventh annual report GBDA general manager Neville Keefe revealed plans for in creased industriel promotion and stated that the association would need an additional permlt entnt staff member decision will bemnde at the March meeting Mr Keefe said on the addition of an other steff member This would solve great many of our prob lems and provide greater liai Sentence Of Convicted Slayer Commuted Boys Mother llghast NEW YORK AWMay be dis thousand deaths day Thats the wish of boys mother after hearing that the death sentence of his murderer has been commuted to life im prisonment The killer Salvatore Agree Puerto Rican was 16 when two loyearold boys were stabbed to death in Manhattan play ground two years ago Agron won clemency Wednes day from Governor Nelson Rockefeller The prosecutor the sentencing judge and others had urged that Agrone life be spared litre Frances Knesinskl mother of the slain Anthony Krzesinskl refused to talk to reporters but this note ad dressed to the press was posted on the door of her apartment Agrop will live on our tax which we must pay but wish he never has good day for the rest of his life May be die thousand deaths day in another noteaddressed to the governorMrs Kneslnskl sald Agron should pay the DEATHS By THE CANADIAN pass Rio do JunieroCandldo Por tinari 55 Brazils bestknown artist of gastrointestinal hem orrhage apparently caused by paintpoisoning New YorkDr Edmund Bor glier 81 physlatrist and one of the chief scientific challengers of the late Dr Alfred Kinseys here sex theories MINE DISASTER Continued from page one this morning into the cause of the explosion Hugo said At the moment nothing can be said and there is no immediate evi dence that any special danger could have been expected at the time of the disaster He said there was sufficient air pressure to pump away nat ural gas in the shaft and the air should have been reasonably clear litany of the miners survived the blast and the ensuing rock falls only to be burned by fires that swept through the under ground shafts The Saar provincial govern ment allocated 200000 marks $50000 as relief for victims and relatives The disaster came in the mid dle of the gay preheaten carlt nivai season traditionally ob served in this part of industrial Germany Saarland authorities prodaimed official mourning throughout the state West Ger manys second largest coal and steel centre Flags were at halfstaff an all public buildings and on many plants in Voelklingen an indus trial town of 43000 close to the French border An official fu neral ceremony was set for Sunday Messages of sympatin poured in from all over Germany and abroad Among them was one from miners of Zwickeu hr Communist East Germany where 123 man lost their lives in similar catastrophe two years ago MINE arr IN 41 For the bardworkingg Voel kliogers it was their second mine diaster in little more than two decadesin the same Lui sentbal mine Thirty men were killed in 1941 and some of the bodies were never recovered from the gallery that caved in on them Luisenthal was modernized after the Second World War and won several safety awards The Searlands worst previous mine disasterwas in NM when BACKACHE not me For relief from backache Ill fig an underground explosion killed 146 men In Germanys worst mine catastrophe 402 men died in 1946 at Berg Kamen in the Ruhr The worlds worst mine dis aster was at Honbeiko in Men churie in 1942 when 1549 miners were killed penalu for his crime to the full est extent death in the electric chair Mrs Florence Fontalne fos ter mother of the slain Robert Young asked why Agrons sen tence should be commuted He killed two boys she said Why should the stats sup port him nowl PUBLIC INVITED TO THE OPENING nvu RESIDENCE Official opening of the new addition to the Lald lsw Residence at the Royal Victoria Hospital School of Nursing will take place on Saturday at two oclock in the afternoon Residents of Barrie and surrounding townships are cordially io vited to see the facilities of this modern school between two and five oclock Tours of the building will be con ducted by student nurses This will include the dess rooms laboratory bed rooms and the new furnish ings and equipment There will be brief infor mal ceremony Cutting the ribbon will be done by Herb ert Robertson is tamer mayor of Barrie who has been associated with the hospital in many capacities for over 50 years including chairman and treasurer of the board Presiding at the ceremony will be the present chair man of the board of direc tors Jobn Mltchlosoa and the chairman of the special building committee of the hospital Leroy Roster TOURIST SITE The Cortes built palace at Cuernavaca in central Mexico now has murals painted by Diego Rivera TODAYS STOCK PRICES Compiled by Flynn 93 Dunlop St Barrie mummy Asbestos Abltlbl Atgonn Steel Aluminium Alberta GI Alta Nat Gal Atlas Steal Bk of Mont Bank of N5 nun Tel Brazilian BA Oil ac Power Cdn Bk or Cons Cdn Brewer crn Cds Cement Can Chemical Can Oil Calgary Power Con mnSm Con Paper Consumers Gas Dom Tu Gt Lakes Eud Ba Labatt Lakeland Norandn Dls Scsg Dom round pom Stores Get Pow Horde Farm Home Pit Home 011 Imp To Icco ll scum Inland NG ngr Nldkg ll NV Jockrepy Club Mae row Riv Massey Fern Nor Ont NG Moore Cum stein rm Oshawa Pacific rm rm Pipe raga Kenny Que Nat Gu Roe nun Romulus Royal Bank Salado sonr13 Eimpsons Ehawlnllnn Steel or Can rutnon pk Trans Can Trans alt Trad no Texaco Union Gu Walker new WING clan gym In inky Can Devonian Camp Cblh Con Del Rio Copper Rand Con Hall Dnnlsan Mine Sullivan Falconbridll Bolling Lamaguc Lorldo Normetal 130 Nurthntn Geco buns Gunhlr or KerbAddllm Maritime Murtly blip Ni Opamlskl Quemont Rio Algom Sher Gordon Steel Rock United Venture Wllroy Wiltsey 83 ml MDST Acm srocxs Gdn Husky Lake Duhult Northgate mt Wlml nowJON NEW roan Avxnsuns Emutrill up 65 RIlLI down 42 Utilities up 31 serum swoon sxcesnne max Industrial up lemfloldl down 10 Metals down 09 Olla up DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS Loblnw Inc Com Plybis MINI Hydmlrbflu Ltd Wc futon TI Chemical Iyable Match 80 ox dlvldwd Much 12 10c plyabII MAY ex dividend March ox dividend Feb 15 Cd Dom 29 Winter Carnival Teen Queen can Prizes for this contest were donated by the following CarnivalBoosting Merchants Simmons and Co an Walkers of Barrie Slims JK Novelty shop Trhln Cue Etranlmanc Loafer Wear skirt Evangeline Petr Hols Bill falcon Jeweller crystal Necklace and Earringl WINNER T0 BE CHOSEN SATURDAY EVENING AT WINTER CARNIVAL TEENJOWN DANCE FEB 10 AT THE EMBAEIY hundreds of whom fin with member municipal es The report stated that an in dustrial handbook had been re pared in the past year lbs book wiu list all industries in the region service industries and agencies dots on munici palities on products produced and general data on variety of statistics Four thousand copies of the book will be printed Mr Keefevsaid at cost of $10 000 It will be distributed to industries and prospective tn dustries in many parts of the world and will present picture formidable enough to convince even the most outstanding cri tics ot regional development that such program is not only advisable but essential to pro mote the economies of com munities located outside the large metropolitan centres lilr Keefe stated that business was on the upswing at the end of 1961 and indcatloos were that 1962 would be boom year sim iiar to the period from 1954 to 1957 Coroners Iury Finds Negligence MONCION NB OF coroners jury Wednesday night returned verdict of negligence on the part of property owner Stanley Walton of Maoctoo in connection with fire hero Jan 13 that killed five children The sevenman fury sold neg ligence existed in that there was only one exit from the building Two exits were pres at but one was nailed shut pro vlous to occupancy by the fam ily of Mr and Mrs Fred Demp éeyt the jury said in its ver lC The inquest was held into the death of one of the Dempsey children 15yearvold Sheila as the other four children were found to have died in the same way in the same fire They were Joan Donna Claude and Heather four months Richard Stevens building in spector and zone supervisor described the twostorey frame dwelling as an obsolete struc ture is building suffering from lack of repair and not contem ing with any of the city regu lotions He said it was in an area blighted with overcrowding conditions but didnt feel its condition was as bad as nelsh boring property also owned by Mr Walton The Dempsey paid monthly rent of $36 asgNa While only mo yards from the finish of the National Winter Thistle Class Sailing SAILOBS ALMOST Championships this boat the Sinbnd was struck by another and capsized The skipper in WEATHER Official forecasts issued to Toronto at 430 am Synopsis Areas of light snow will pass out of Ontario about noon today Cold weather in all sections will continue Lake St Clair southern Lake Huron Lake Erie Niagara re gions Windsor London Hamil ton Mainly cloudy today snow ending this morning Friday partly cloudy continuing cold Winds light Toronto Clear with cloudy periods today chance of few flurrles this morning Friday mainly sunny continuing cold Northern Lake Huron Lake Ontario southern Georgian Bay southern Hallburton regions Partly cloudy today and Friday few snowflurrles this morning Colder tonight winds light Northern Georgian Bay northern Heliburton Sault Ste Marie Timegaml Cochraae Al goma White River regions North Bay Sudbury Mainly sunny today and Friday very cold Winds light Forecast Temperatures Low tonight High Friday Windsor 25 St Thomas London Kitchener Wingham Hamilton St Catharinee Continued Growth Indicated By Cbllier Church Reports year of continued growth was the sum of the reports presented at Collier Street Uni ted Church annual meeting lbo potluck supper which proceeded the business formal ities was attended by some three hundred members of the con gregation The tables were served by the ladies of St Andrews Presbyterian Church and this happy arrangement al lowed the Collier Street ladies to enjoy pleasant supper with Postpone Elections Simcoe Liberals Simcoe North Liberal Associ ation last night postponed its election of officers because of the possibility in the near fut ure of general election Dan Lang chairmen of the federal campaign committee for Ontario stressed the real possibility of federal election in April The vacillatious of the prime minister Mr Lang said are now being overcome by his fear of rising unpopularity of the Conservative government He hopes that the effects of an increased old age pension im mediately before election day may forestall the verdict of the electors Election of officers was post poned at the annual meeting in Stayoer last night in favor of the immediate calling of nom ination convention to select candidate for the riding It was planned to elect the new execu tive at the nomination convea on their husbands and to share in the meeting which followed The chair was occupied by Ed Myers who has been chair man of the Board of stewards for the past year Entertain ment was provided by male quartet from the church choir and by woodwind quintet from Barrie Central Collegiate Bend Reports indicated that mem bership stood at an allvtimc high of 1157 being gain of over fifty on the previous year The financial reports were also record breakers with total of some $0000 being raised for all purposes and almost 314000 of this was for purposes outside the congregation It was intimated that the Rev Eli Riddolls of Trinity Church Thorold had been at pointed as associate minister and that he would take up dut ies on July 1962 Figures of enrolment in youth activities were impressive There are almost 200 boys in the three Scout Troops and three Cub Packs flie maeting endorsed with marked enthusiasm and almost complete unanimity recom mendation from the official Board to proceed with an imag inative scheme for the beautifi cation of the sanctuary when the new pipe organ is being in stalled next summer very hearty vote of thanks to Rev Skelly and Mrs Skelly for outstendlng leadership and to all who had contributed to the success of the year was moved by William Giller FR EElOPIN viewimctrssoiis Heres your chance to learn litPin Bowling from the ex ports Holiday am is offering sessions of bed bowling lessons with hints from expert bowlers on film Register now for one of our flnt sessions Feb 9th Ladle 130 pm Boys and Girl 430 pm Men and Womenyllzao pm Any One Interested Please call PA 82457 HOLIDAY BOWL BARRIE PLAZA FORECAST Toronto Peterborough 15 Trenton 20 Killaloe hfuskokn 10 30 10 30 35 15 15 15 15 20 White River Moosonce Mount Fore 55 Mario Films lire Shown To Horiiculturists Three films on conservation were shown to Barrie Horticul tural Society at its regular monthly meeting held last night at Library Hall The scheduled speaker John Livingston was unable to st tend and Mr Hardy his ex ecutive secretary substituted for the evening The three films How Spruce Bogs are Famed Journey into Spring an English color film and Life in the Wood lot were shown by Jim Mac Lean Mr Hardy gave brief In troduction to each film He elsa told of how illegallyshot hirds plummage can be traced when they are used for decor ation on hats total of 542 such birds were traced in Can ade by this method NEw DInEcroa Emberson resident manager of West Bend of Canada Limited has been elected director of Allied Boating of Canada Mem bers of ABC are representa tives of companies that man ufacture motor boats trailers motors and allied items per taining to the boating indus try The organization is keen ly interested in promotion of safety on the water and works closely with gun clubs SOLE SOURCE Only known source of cryolite mineral combination of sod tom and aluminum used for hard glass is in Greenland MADE IT the stern is Sinclair of ltlarietta Ga AP Wire photo Man Is Alive Tell 12 Floors TORONTO CPlA construc tion worker fell 12 storeys Wed nesday when load of steel broke away from boom An other was saved from 14 storey fall by fellow workers Paulo Frame 38 grabbed by his mates as he started to fall from the top floor of an un finished building and Stefan Biciak 44 who dropped storeys are in hospital with multiple head and body in lllles Police said the steel was be mg hoisted from the ground by boom rigged on the top of the building As it was being swung towards five men waiting for it the bolts on the boom broke sending the steel in all direc tions Some of the structural steel struck Franze who stumbled towards the edge of the building but was grabbed by other workers The steel then crashed through the 12th floor scaffold upon which Bielnk was working Judge Orders New Trial MONTREAL fCP Four judges of Quebecs Court of Ap peals have ordered new trial for Nelson Langlais sentenced year ago to be hanged for the shooting of two of his friends The Judges ruled that the Judge presiding at Langlois trial did not instruct the jury prop erly on the alternative of man slaughter verdict Laoglois was convicted last Feb 21 of murdering Eugene Dupuls Eight bullets were found in the bodies of Dupuis and his friend Oliva Martin hanglois was not tried for Mar tlns death Langlois testified that be Du puis and Martin were drinking when fight broke out He said Martin grabbed his nrms while Dupuis pointed loaded rifle at him He testified he kicked the rifle and it dis charged into the ceiling Then he said he pulled out pistol and killed the two men in self defence complete selection in cluding Gibson and Rust Craft Weuymoutll BOOK sronn so Dunlap rs sense Qiiiaelc He gt lit DOMINIO