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THE BARRIE EXAMINER FRIDAY FEB 23 1962 BandDid Well In Competition By ROLAND PASKAR Camp Borden Last week was busier than usual for CBDHS Our class lessons were interrupted by the taking of group photos for the year book rehearsals for the Kiwanis Music Festival and the rehearsals for the Georgian Bay Drama Festival This year StudentPlaces Second In Nationl BakeOff By ELIZABETH TRAINDR AND WAYNE nlannnsoN Central Callrlgiate Ross Spearn scems to be in hale and hearty spirits as us despitc his fall from the parallel bars in the gym it uai STUDENTS MAN NEW CELLOS RON fdMPSON JEAN FARR NORMAN QUINLAN French play was entered by Camp Borden ll sappeile Le ltfedecin hiechanique On February 17 the members of the Camp Borden Concert Band assembled in the gym about 715 am for final re hearsnl before leaving for the Kiwanis Festival The time really seems to move when you are excit ed We had quick trip down to Toronto On arrival we set up our band in the auditorium of Law rence Park Collegiate and just as quickly we were arriving back in Camp Quite pleased with the mornings results The Glee Club and Band did creditable job of representing Central at the Kiwanis lilusic Festival in Toronto last Satur day but were disappointed in the adjudicators final decisions He was very fair said Miss Wase director of the Glee Club but somehow we think he must have had poor taste in his selections The Girls Special Choir was awarded fourth place and the Junior Choir received third place award in the band competition on Saturday Mr Fisher and the Collegiate band came out on top in the Canadian Composer was lucky fell on my head said Ross Otherwise might illflte broken my arm This way only the floor was dialed shghtly NEW ADDITION llas everyone scan the model of cardboard the main hall it is an archit ccts conception of the newly proposed addition to Central it will increase the size of tho cafclcria make new technic al wing and Mr Fishers dream will become reality when new auditorium is expected to be under construction this April Are the school clubs getting ready for the on display in PRACTICE PLAY Variety Night Pauline Johnson School of next Friday Bruno conducted by ML Class and renewed two second Arts Dominate Tho By LESLIE COXALL Barrie North Barrie North along with Brad ford Midland Camp Borden Stayner Gravcnhurst Orillia Park Street Parry Sound OD CUI and Collingwood prcscnted plays of their own choosing at the seventh Annual Georgian Bay Drama Festival in Midland Barrie Norths play was ent ltled the Monkeys Paw and was the second play to be pre seated on Thursday The adjud lcator Murray Edwards pro ducer and actor for the CBC as well as writer and teacher of drama said that our play was very enjoyable show We were very pleased that Ron Simpson grade 12 stud eat won the award for Best Actor which was donated by Miss Grace McMillan The ad indicator said that Ron worked the hardest in his performance of Mr White in the play Bob Kinzic from North won the Best Supporting Actor award donated by Mr Thom pson This is the first time that Ron and Bob have taken part in the acting of such play Congratulations to both boys for wonderful job of acting Although Orillia Collegiate won the award for the best play we are happy that our play was one of those considered for this honor The play lvill again be presented in the first week of March The director oi the play was Miss Bartleman who did fine job of directing the play ing and coaching the actors Stage and Production Manager was Jim Brown Makeup which the adjudicator said was very effective and showed an expert agricultural developments This touch was done by Barbara film was certainly enjoyed and Chestnut and Carole Ann llic started the students thinking Neil under the direction of Mrs more about what missionaries Boos Scenery was looked alter db by Dwight liesson Carol Willer Fred Janos and Jim Carter ORCHEflnA with the supervision of Mn What are those strains oi Morrison Lighting was by Fred mu5lc whlch float gently down Janes Properties by Margo Mus Norm at N00 Patterson Cheryl Brennan VGSIqung 1195 We Joanne Dymnm and 13mm Ow sounds to orlglnate from the chuck Gaiichlwood was the amid 10m Whfil Mi na 15 cone mg ln ercsc promptcr and special effects Students in the playing at manager The actors were Ron Simp Shiny SimmPnS This is the ilrst year that son Jean Farr Don Garner Bob Kinzie and Norman Quin North has had an instrumental Ian Congratulations to an the gown It is also the hrs year people who worked with the that any of the students have play for produclng such suc even played strlnged instrn ccssful performance moot As yet the group can ISCF sists of approximately 25 find Last week at ISCF film cats who are from the grade was shown to the members of and 10 Instrumental mm the club it was obtained from misses the China inland Mission and was about thework of the missionaries in the Philippines on the island of Mindoro The movie showed that the life of missionary was not one of living in grass house and singing hymns every Sunt day in white starched collar but one of severe hardships and many personal sacrifices It showed the missionaries try ing to reach the islands by mountain roads three feet deep with mud and other examples of what they call normal life there The purpose of one of the missionaries there is to trans cribe the language of the people into writing and thereby give them the Bible in their own language Another way they ore helping is by medicines and group they are going to per form at Open House on Feb ruary 28 The violin players are Cathy Steele Stephanie White Paula tVawryk Dan Cripps Linda Hows Gene Handy Barry Cal mer Madeline Keys Ron Law rence Donna Hickling Sylvia Rattle Alex McGuire Bonny Partridge Mary Jane Bnie Nor mnnr Fcldman Jirn Partridge and Doug and Don McArthur The viola players are Cllristin Jaocs Faye Brena Jean Fair Gillny Wathier Sheila Craig Doing Wright an the callus are Cathy Srrlcthhnrst John Craig Herb ert Hullae Fred Mooney John Dlrummond Jim Bruce Arthur Culcs and Ken Baker Stayner In Class By MARILYN CDSE Stayner Collegiate The Georgian Bay Drama Festival was held in Midland on Thursday Friday and Sat urday of last week with ten schools in competition Entries included plays from Bradford BarrieNorth Midland Camp Borden Stayner Gravenhurst Orillia Park Parry Sound Oril lia DCVl and Collingwood in order of presentation Plays entered in this festival are not ranked first second and so on Introduced Skiing By Class Outings Mr Edwards was exceedingly fair three of the major troph ies were awarded to Orillia DCVI for their excellent int erpretation oi Peddlars Pro gress under the direction of Mrs Eileen Peters The trophy for the best Canadian play was given to the only Canadian play in the Festival Tile Rise and Shine oi Elda Cadogan which was MidlandPenetangs contri bution CDLUMNIST WINS The ludividual awards were is not only great honor but tremendous thrill Stayner also received hon olrablc mention for direction and best supporting actor for their May The Man Who Wouldnt Go To Heaven and although they didnt win any awards they did play well and their director Mr Knights was pleased with their perform ance Ii is understandable that North Scene ier PaulWard and Allan Dunn hers of the orchestra and their leader and many enjoyable concerts week for the contestants of the Senior Boys and Girls Oratory Competition The Senior girls winner was Carolyn Cox and meiilag and runnerup Ron Gab le This year instead of two runnerups there is only one ics Department to competition on city level against Central and St Josephs Congratulations to the winners and good luck in the future Although they are new St Joseph the credit side was our tobog laughter St Joes met the or gnn party at Snow Valley tia Park Street senior learn in snow on the hillswas fluffy and soft skiers who found it necessary to fall halfway down Toboggan ers descended the hills in flurry of the white crystals and emerged at the bottom to race Rita Harris Ferne Codes and be done again What long ming down petities everyone had worked up out in the snow there was delicious buffet dinner wait ing at the lodge After this came dancing and games It perience and one to rememb first place for themselves when they Borden Midgets so to la Bordon ion on March but like the girls they are SGBD champ However it was lost and things ions The coaches of these teams Mrs Paton Miss Dem pster Mr Paton and Mr Ley shon deserve great deal of gies spent on coaching their respective teams 0n the bass are David Hall We wish success to the mem iook forward to The finals were held last in ior Boys winner was Finn Sim Carolyn and Firm will now go petition with points with 74 points Mr Hollier was quite pleased with Camp Borden coming fifth with 70 points Wait until next year Beard won the Class com Iotnl of 84 Sudbury came second The Camp Borden Cadet Cor ps has been having parade each Wednesday evening in the school and the Band is start to concentrate on the mar ches for the Inspection this May in Wednesday parents tea chch and guests attended runnerup was Put Miller Scn student fashion show organized by Miss Barnes for the pur pose of raising money to buy supplies for the Home Econom Basketball Stayner Camp Borden Stayner won both con tests 30 to 13 for the Stayner Juveniles 33 to 31 for the Stay ner Juniors Pupils Toboggan Down Snowy Hills By MICHAEL COLLINS The pupils of St Joes owe large vote of thanks to the JOY and Sorrow seem to be teachers and the Student Coun running mates in tilts changc cl able world So it has been at this past week On What wonderful day The well suited for the toward the lodge Then it must way up But what thrill com To satisfy the enormous ap was thoroughly enjoyable ex defeated the Camp They will travel to Camp for further competi credit for the time and ener for organizing this outstand ing event Unfortunately life is not all disastrous game It was the most exciting match of the sea son bnt Orillia won 3836 In previous meet Orillia had slau ghtcred St Joseph 5045 and St Josephsboys faced tough uphill battle Determined to do or die they had established six point lead at half time However in the last sixteen minutes Orillia ral lied and St Joes under the everincreasing pressure know ing that they had to win mis sed few vital shots The game as tied even till the last min ute and then Orillia scored St Joes fought doggedly but time ran out After the game St Joes team exhibited its great sportmanship congratulating the Orillia boys and then treating them to luncheon Joe Saso the captain of St Josephs team thanked Orillia for the tremendous game and said that it was the best content he had ever played in were somewhat gloomy around the school for awhile This coming Friday and Sat urday five students from St Joes will compete in the an nual Senate Club Speech Festi val at St Michaels College in place awards in the High School Class and the Open Challenge Congratulations to our GIEe Club and Band for thcir fine showing The Barrie Collegiate Wood wind Qnintct won first in the seventeen and under class for Woodwind ensemble and second in the open class The girls are not only good musicians as proven by demonstrations of their skills at assemblies but all five are in the honor soci ety The girls in the quintet are Pam Ineson on oboe Val erie Westman on flute Janet Ough Clarinet Pat Scott Fren ch horn and Susan Rogers Bassoon Can she bake cherry pie Sho certainly can says Mrs Le Gnilais of Centrals Home Economics kitchen Jeannette Pratt grade twelve student won the district finals and on Monday morning she went to Vineland near St Catherines and competed in the national bakeoff in Prudhommcs Garden Centre After displaying her skills in JEANETTE PRATT the culinary art along with thirteen other girls from all over Canada Jeannette emerg ed as second place victoronly three points behind the first place Among Jeannettes prizes were on electric canopener plaque $100 savings bond and watch JUST VONDERING Has anyone seen the Easter Examination schedule They start on March the nineteenth you know Ccntralltcs Hey there gals dig out your zaniest bonnet add flower or two and escort deserving guy to the Top Hat Stroll sp onsorcd by Overtones The yearbook promises to be better than over so lets have bet ter than ever crowd attending the Top Hat Stroll tonight ni Centrals gym There will he an instructor on hand to give twist lessons and prize for the best hut Admission is only 50 cents per person We could not finish our ccllt ites who has been called to higher services hay Rentner was promin cnt member oi the band in that he was leader of the cup honium section as well as sol oist During his years at Central the influence of his cheerful attitude and sense of humor could be iclt by the many who came in contact with him general mixture of serious and light moments and his sense of joy and happiness obtained the most out of life He was one who enjoyed him self to the fullest extent in whatever place he found him self and in doing so he pas scdthis some joy on to othersr It was this spirit that was felt by many in the school both by the students and the staff spirit that will he missed by many but which at the same time will be carried on by those who have been influnced by the life of Ray Rontner Barrie North Seniors Win Contest Against Central By LESLIE COXALL Burris North On Wednesday afternoon one of the most exciting games this year took place in Norths gym The two teams were Norths Senior boys and Centrals Sen ior Boys The students were not allowed in to the game until their last period of the day but the game was only in the second quarter When we went in the score was 125 for North and long shot from the side of the gym to the basket by Jon Fell helped raise the score even more Central worked hard in this quarter and raised their score to la Ohs and abs filled the gym as Jon Fell worked feverishly to get has ket and finally did just as the buzzer went so that the basket wasnt counted At halftime there was show of cheers put on by both schools cheerleaders Yell such as Bull Dog were from Barrie North and Richavchica The cheerleaders really did their stui as they jumped high in the air and did expert cariwhe els The cheering section was led on by the girls and every one yelled until they felt they could yell no more gym and the excitement rose to fever pitch as Central drlb bled the boil down the floor and shot for their basket but luckily for us they missed and North recovered the ball Cen tral put on spurt and with two minutes 56 seconds left in thethird quarter the score for them was 2423 But their lead was not held for long as Les Joliiffe made basket with long shot and alter two baskets by Central Jon Fell scored another basket tying the score at 2727 With 40 seconds left to play Marshall Aikens scored bask et bringing the score to 2947 for us The screams and cheers tilled the gym as Gary Palmer tried for basket and scored it just as the bell rang At threeequarter time there were more cheers by the cheer leaders of both schools Shortly after the fourth quart er started number of IOOF BINGO Proceeds to CPT Fund Central boys appeared on the scene to help cheer their team on The first basket for us was scored for Les Jolliffe tying tils score 33 all foul shot and then by quick and expert play ing Jon Fall brought the score to 3933 By this time the spe ctators were almost losing their voices because they were cheer ing so much With one minute 35 seconds left Wayne Clark brought the score to 3345 for us When the clock showed Les Jolliffe scored basket amid cheers which were deafening bringing the score to loss At 10 sec onds before the end of the game the Northerners started counting seconds The two teams played again today in is total point series of two games Ray was one who by his unln this week without paying tribute to one of our Ccntrai Although they have just re sumed practising this week the Junior boys volleyball team will travel to Orillia this Thursday to compete in the volleyball tournament We wish you luck boys SKIING LESSONS For the past week plans have been underway to introduce those who have never tried ski ing and those who have tried it to the proper tactics and methods of siding Through the labors of Mr Paton it has been arranged that for one entire day one entire grade will be taken to the ski bills by bus supplied with equipment instructors and tow facilities and encouraged to enjoy this great outdoor sport Last Tuesday the Grade 11 classes went and from all reports enjoyed themselves im mensely This week it is Grade 12s turn and next week if all goes well it will be the grade 10 class which will be taken This is an excellent opportun ity not only to learn to ski Toronto The meeting will in clude debate Resolved North American Labor Unions are not fulfilling their respon sibilities to our Society as well as prepared interpretive and extemporaneous oratory The team from St Josephs counts among its ranks Jan Cnvanaugh who recently won the Ratepayers Prepared Oratory Contest at Central Col legiate other team members are Michael Kelly David Dav ies Peter Murdock and Mich ael Collins It should he siirn ulating battle of wits and the bays chosen to represent St Joes are looking forward to it Also in the line of oratory are the school eliminations on Monday for the Knights of Col umbus Public Speaking Contest The best speakers from each class will have chance to prove their worth before spe culatlve audience of students Every participant cannot win but all will try their best Ill tell you about it next week presented to Ron Simpson for best actor and Bob Kinzie for best supporting actor both of Barrie North Collegiate Best actress went to Leona Van Dyke of Bradford and best sup porting actress went to Marilyn Case of Stayner Collegiate To winan award in this Festival ELMVIILE LOG By TEETH LOCKHART Our Basketball team played close game against Meaford High last Thursday In the ir st quarter Ehnvale trailed Mea ford 10 points to six Ron Dut cher was the big gun for Elm vale getting two baskets and Dave Campbell dropped one Thompson Bennet Robinson and Wilcox tallied for Meaford In the second quarter Elmvole led Meafcrd 19 points to with Colin Elliott and Ron Dutcher getting three baskets apiece and Days Campbell one Bennet and Thompson again tallied for Mea ford with singles The third quarter ended in tie with Elliot getting three and Campbell and Duteher one each Thompson once again led the Meaford scoring race with three baskets while Benaet and Wil cox ench dropped one in the final quarter Meaiord led Elmvale to Dave Cam pbell Ron Dutcher and Mike Stone getting one each for Elm vale Meafords Thompson drop pod two more while Bennet and Butchard made one each The final score was 41 to 39 for Elmvale Ron Dutcher was high scorer for Elmvzlle with to points 14 of which were field goals the other four by fouls Thompson was high scorer for Mcaford Instead they are awarded troph ies for certain outstanding fea tures of their presentation For this reason not all schools can receive an award as there are only eight awards given Although the calibre of all the plays entered was high and new cheer which has been introduced is one in which the cheerleaders sing line and the spectators repeat the line For example cheerleaders Were from Barrie North answer Were from Barrie North che erleaders Mighty mighty North and the answer is mighty mighty North The cheer is done inva s1ngsong The first basket in the third quarter was made by Central which brought the score to 20 20 foul shot by Marshall Aikens brought the score to 21 20 for us and another long shot by Jon Fell brought the score to 2320 for us With three minutes 41 seconds left to play the oclock bell rang and time was called to al low the students who wished to leave to do so After the bleachers were almost filled as they had beenvbeiore the game The blizcbeghbesidé the dng was ille wi tea era elle ing in the game filled the Ewan at 720 and 925 NOW SHOWING 53 Continuous Elm EVENINGS AT 645 and 900 Jyof band of thirtynine which was the size of our band can not produce the same sound that band with upwards from seventy to eighty players are capable of doing On Wednesday the RCAF band will honor our school assembly with an hour of fine music The student body wel comes them and is looking forward to their performance The Junior basketball girls were successful last Wednesday when they defeated the girls from St Croix with score of 35 to in the final game of the regular league schedule The Stayner girls are now the Southern Georgian Bay District Champions in the division They will compete in Brad ford on March 10 with other district champions for the over all regional championship The girls have done fine job and we are proud of them The Junior boys and the Mid get boys also made successful wins over Camp Borden last week to place the Juniors in second place in their league properly under supervision but standings With score of 33 to 31 while the Midgets assured game gooa 651 DANclNG IE EMBASSY Mon Feb 26 ll pm $27000 JACKPOT Jackpot does not go ggalmgmm IOOF HALL EIIZICAOENE COLLIER ST so Dunlap St on H524 with sixteen points Elmvale picked up total of four folds compared with Meafords 11 As result of this victory Eirnvaie brought home the MET pennant Congratulations to the team on your fine play ing and sportsmanship By JOAN KLDD After winning the pennant illt the MET League the Elmvallg Eoys Basketball Team played off with the team from West4 hill High School in Owen Sound This was home and home series with total points to winl The first game was held it Elmvale on Wed Feb 13 15 was fastmoving game throughout with the Owen Sound team gaining in the last half for 5138 win The rte turn game was in Owen Sound the next day an approximately forty students accompanied the team to watch the game from the Sidelines This game too was crowdpleasing and the EDIls students led by clur cheerleaders urged the boys on However Owen Sound came out on top with 4127 margin The basketball season is now officially over and we would like to congratulate our team on the fine job they did tior our school this year Lets nee you do it again next year boysl SAT MORN AT 12 NOON SPECIAL CHILDRENS FEATURE AND CARTOONS PLUS nouns maroon Banquet and Entertainment Ball 385 BLAKE ST Beside Kempvlew Bowl PA 64967 BARRIE TEEN TOWN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT This Week Featuring Murray and the Meloids SPOT DANCES AMPLE PARKING 75c PER PERSON Mddsnce Eggiiillilu tonsil moms WWW lllllllniitifli nwlnnumlmmm Saturday Continuous From pm mucosa Sm PLAYERS BREAKFASTHAT yr THEATRE Fun