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CBUSIIDING UNIVERSITY Editor iieathcr Robertson makes up another edition of The liianitoban University of Manitoba student newspaper which has campaigned this year against many campus traditions from iraternities to rahrah tootball The 10year Toronto and District Business EDITOR old coed believes that by stirring up controversies the newspaper will make students think CP Photo STUDENTS DRESS IN BLACK Library Club Compiles Helpful Card Catalogue By LESLIE COXALL North Collegiate Last week at the Commer cial Club the members enjoy ed an informative talk given by Mr Nelson at the Bell Telephone Co in Barrie Mr Nelson the Personnel Manager of the Barrie office began his speech by answering the ques tion of what is expected of secretary and went on to tell of the place of it secretary in the Bell offices He also ex plained the positions for commercial students in the offices oi the Bell Telephone Co and the ways of progres sing In these offices His spe ech was very much enioyed by all members The commercial club mem bers are wearing their club pins which are the replica of typewriter with the year attached ISCF The ISCF meeting began last week with sing of fav orite religious and spiritual tunes led by Beryl Hesketh and accompanied by Lynda Tracey playing the piano The guest speaker was Archdeacon Allan Read rcctor oi Trin Ity Anglican Church in Barrie He gave talk on Lent its meaning its origin how it fits Into the Church year and what it involves As usual he Illustrated his talk with headings on the blackboards and he also told true accounts ot peoples lives including the story of the twins to make clear part icular part of his speech DRAMA CLUB Friday night was the time for the Drama Club party it was held at the home of Jean Peden and everyone had good time twisting and danc ing On Friday night April 13 the Drama Club will be spon soring theatre night during which plays will be presented by club members When you walk into the lib rary at North one doesnt realize the tremendous amount of work involved that has been done in that room by the St Jaseph Pupils Write Math Exam By MICHAEL COLLINS St Josephs High Five of our students Mike Garvey Suzanne Watson Mike Kelly Joe Saso and Mike Col lins wrote an international Math paper last Thursday It was an ordeal of sort and they naturally hadaome mis givings about the outcome However they readily conceded that it was an interesting and challenging experience When the results can be obtained well let you know who is the top mathematician at st Jos ephs An All Star lunior basket ball team chosen from the in termural league of St Josephs played the Senior basketball teamin fastmoving game last Friday Even though the Seniors won 4623 the Junior boys put up tremendous fight if this game is any in dication of what these young er tellows can do St Joes does not have many worries about future basketball teams The places vacated on the Sen ior team by those graduating this year should be adequately filled by these Juniors as they move up MEET MIDLAND At last the girls Senior volleyball team of St Josephs will play game against the Midland Senior girls team The contest has been in the offing on several occasions but unfor seen incidents have brought about cancellations each time However the girls will play Midland Wednesday this week Best of Luck to you girls youve waited long time and as the late for the Barrie Contest We previously mention ed the names of the students who will represent St Joes at this meet and would like to renew our wishes for success The winner of this contest which will be held in St Jos ephs Auditorium will go to Colgan Ontario to compete with other District winners We go all the way One oi the boys who will speak in the Knights oi Col or two ahead ot him After this contest he will go to Col lingwood Collegiate on March 23 to speak in Lions Club District Final oratorleal lan has won many previous cons tests and we hope that he may win this one with simil ar case To end on sweet note the Junior class at St Josephs is planning candy sale for this Friday They hope to earn some money for support of the missions What this selling of candy will do to those resolv ed to curb their sweet tooth during this lenten period we cant see However best at luck to you Juniors youve got good intentions CHEF SHORTAGE LONDON CF Organizers oi outdoor festivals and ba zaars have discovered de sperate shortage oi ox roast ers They say the only person prepared to take on the ancient AngloSaxon cooking craft was Knights of Columbus Oratorical hope our boys and girls can members of the Library Club Although the library is not great size because of the new ness of the school over 1500 books have been entered in it This year with the old of the 40 members of the club the card catalogue has been com pleted This is great asset to the Library and enables students to find books quickly and easily The Library Club also sup erviscs the circulation of books throughout the school and It is found that on the average there are 1200 hooks per month in circulation As well as looking after the books In the Library club members find time to enioy the several bowling parties which were organized this year The president of this years club is Elaine Sponagla and the secretary is Linda Henning Thanks to Mrs Walton the librarian this club has devel oped into real asset to our schooL The students of 125 were dressed In black Friday Why They were in mourning be cause exams start Monday DANCIN Barrie TEEN TOWN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 75¢ Per Person Spot Prizes Ample Parkingt nu BARBIE EXAMINER FRIDAY MARCH 63 Trophy By ELIZABTEII TRAINDR Central Collegiate At senior assembly last week Mr Bowman presented Sandra Carson ot the grade twelve commercial clan with the trophy she won in short hsnd competition in Orillia last week Last Friday Mrs Couptand and several students iourneyed to Toronto to compete to the Association at Contest held at Northern Secondary School Sandra Carson tied for sec ond place In this Shorthand Competition with score at as against as other students who were all representing Tor onto schools As each school wants the best representatives to attend this contest the competition rates high among commercial students and they are worthy of commendation ln Orillia because of the forethought or Mrs Coupland of Central Collegiatepthero was first district competition of this same type as the Toronto Competitions In fact this years contest will probably set precedent for years to come The subiccts for competition were shorthand mathematics spelling and typing Sandra Carson captured first place in senior shorthand and received trophy from the Esterbrook Company and book from the Pitman Comp any Also winning from Barrie Central were Sylvia Gable who placed second in junior short hand and Micheline Viel who placed third Given For Shorthand in senior typing Donna Wood ward came hint and Alan Cameron came lecond in Arith metic These students have done cr ceptinnstly well in competi tion of sixty other students and were good ambassadors from Central OAC VISIT The Honor Society with of its members made its sec ond annual trip and this year found them at The Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph On their arrival at 0AC they were met by former Cen tralites Paul Lennon and Wayne Martin who are both in their third year The group then split up with the girls going on guided tour by not er former Centrallte Jan et Rose to MacDonald lnstit uto that features Home Ec nnomlcs course while the boys remained at 0AC Also at senior assembly Mr Bowman showed the trophies and awards to the students that the hand has won In re cent competitions lncluded was trophy re ceived from the Band Direct ors Association who held clinic at Waterloo The Barrie Collegiate Band under the dir ection of Mr Fisher was asked to play two hour concert as an illustrative band with professional performers from the Toronto Symphony Orchestra On the completion of their concert Mr Fisher was pre sented with the trophy shown here being accepted by Don Croue vicepresident of the band from Mr Bowman By JANICE BURTON Bradford High The girls basketball tourna ment of schools was held in Bradford District High School gymnasium last Snturda from to em to 730 pm Girs from secondary schools in Sutton Markham Gravenhurst Orillia Park Street Stayner Ux bridge Voodhridge and Hunts vlllo took part Sutton defeated Markham 47 15 in the first game of the comr petition Huntsville took on Stayner in the second game and won it by score of 6010 This win earned Huntsville the right to meet Sutton in the final The senior games found Gravenhurst opposing Orillia and Uxhridge taking on Wood bridge Gravenhurst vhelmed Orillia son while IIIE EMBASSY Banquet and Entertainment Hall 888 BLAKE 5T Beside Kempvlcw Bowl PA 68967 annaunra MEETINGS rmrtes convenrxons waoomas umbus orntpricals is Jon Cav anaugii lie has busy week Icons FROM ORBIT TO TARGET EARTH PLUS THESE CARTOONS camp in the Swamp snm Mouse cramp Thumb Emperora NGW Clothes PLUS BONUS FEATURE TROY CONNIE Sat Morning Show at 12 Noon ALL IN COLOR FEATURE in Color Ptuteuu over Bradford High School Girls Host School Basketball Games Uxbrldge ill13 These ames set the stage for the excltng finals The team from Sutton became the junior champions by defeating Hunts ville 29 The Uxhridga girls are the senior champions as result of 43 victory over Gravenhurst in on exciting match Miss Anderson presented crests and plaques in the vie torious teams and congratulated all the girls taking part in the tournament The BDHS girls under the capable direction of Miss An derson did fine job in look ing after all the many details of hosting this tournament bested Woodbrldge DON CROWE ACCEPTS TIIOPHY Edmonton Jazz Sessions By RON MncDONALD EDMONTON CF Through back lane entrance and down flight of dark steep stairs in South Edmonton Is the Yard hird Suite cramped dimly lit den where the citys young jazz musicians sound oft Tommy Danks an orchestra leader and one of the organiza tions founders says the Suite Is the only place in Edmonton where young musicians can pol ish their performances by play ing with old more ex perienced instmmcntalists Hundreds of localartists plus such jazz specialists as Bud Powell Oscar Peterson Roy Haynes Roy Brown licrb Ellis the Axidcntals and some amaz ing swingers from the Minneo polls Symphony trn have appeared IMPERIAL NOW SHOWING Sat Continuous from pm Added Feature Attraction SiORIIII With Richard Attenhorough And Stanley Baker Banks says formation of tho andbird Suite to 1957 as non profit iazz centre filled need for permanent Edmonton home for ion Musicians tor rncrly held sessions in commu nity halls or private homes N0 LIQUOR The Suite serves no liquor and doesnt allow alcohol on the premises We devote full at4 tentton to jazz says Banks He says most Canadian young sters who want to make money playing music must turn to rock roll at high school and teen dances The 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