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was mmsv sun 11 19534 Youthful Minlo Club Stars to Appeal at Barrie Skating Carnival HYDROELECTRIC WAlERWORKS gREPORTS GIVEN bu It 120ny tn accum funds to take can of 314 debenture payment in June Fromm Completed ml FANCY In Our program for upcoming the high level pressurc has been coin plclcd by tho installation of an vlglltvall mam from Hayeld St 11 Hosts Si tu the Sunninalc Road rm Slurlcy Ave wax 33 Laird nu war no TWO YOWHFUL STARS who will appear at the Barrie Skating Club carnival on Saturday evening March 14 are Gllle Vanasse and Adelynn Griffiths of the Mlnto Club Of tawa They will be featured along with Pierette Paquin of Ottawa B111 deNance and Beverly Barber of Toronto Skating Club in 50103 and duets However there are almost 350 local figure skaters also In he show Golden Days produced and directed by the Bar the into Club 188 atlng Clubs instructress Mrs Muriel Whyte formerly Of Four main themes are the Birthday Party Harvest Festival New Years Frolic and Easter touch Of the Barrie Centennial Parade There will be slight too as surprise and clever comedy skater Tom Rendle of Wasaga Beach formerly of the Brantford Skating Club Club Officials reports that there are still some good seats available at local ticket agencies Curtain rises at 830 pm Colorful Costumes Skating Carnival Continued from page one Holiday Theme Ideas for the costumes came out of the holiday theme with quite bit of ease on the part of the cos tumers all of whom played prominent part in outfitting the damn kndsnhiuulcmu Those men around town who have been challenging each other to gleamgrowing contest now have heir chance Application forms will be avail able long before the starting date May 25 The Barrie Jayeees are certainly going to make it well worthwhile for anyone to enter the contest There will be three prizes prize for the longest heard the bestgroomed beard and the most comical beard Last Friday evening the Lions Club of Barrie played host to the centennial committec= Evidently the Lions caught the centennial spirit and over the weekend they announcedtheir willingness totake Over the first day of Old Home Week Saturday Aug Already the Lions are working on number of interesting ideas for the Open committee immediately envisioned skaters as bunnies in flannelettel and chickens in broadcloth and larlalan Purple and yellow cro cuses the Harriettes as Easter lilies in white satin costumes an Easter parade girls in brilliant ballerina gowns with their part ners in top hats trousers and jack ets with stiff white shirt fronts will be part of the colorful spring time ice ballet For mg romchewidecs nonifiau mrfjWt of 17 contribunmr to centennial year The benches will be presented during the early part of the summer In an effort to assist the centen nial committee and at the same time raise funds for the air cadets the second annual Moose Home Merchandise show to be held this year in the Barrie Arena Thursday Friday and Saturday May 28 29 and 30 will be known as the Moose Centennial Home Merchandise Show Last year 15 merchants took part in the show displaying every thing from paint and wallpaper to TV sets This year much the same plan will be used plusone excit mg additiona Miss Simcoe Coun ty contest Through the chambers of com merce or boards of trade in the var ious centres in the county the lodge have invited some service HAROLD HILL LTD DINNER OPENS CONCERT DRIVE Continued from page one the organized audience plan as de vcloped by Community Concerts The plan has prospered because it was nccded It works because it never promises more than it can deliver Although we are the very smallest division Of the vast amuse mcnt industry and there are no re lnirds such as bestowed by the cinema TV or sports we have nevertheless loyal public and are comparatively stable for this stability is the quality of talent available to our associations We have top names in our drawing card bracket and our next level is just as high artistically Here we have great talent from which will emerge the drawing cards of to motrow Asks Early Response Bell membership chairman reminded the citizens of the com munity to make the work of the volunteers as easy as possible by getting in their memberships early and not to make it necessary for he success of theHWuWusek tEPEuLh years ago Such items as old pic tures of Barrie old books and other articles of bygone days Any one who has such souvenirs and who would be willing to loan them to the centennial committee please contact Jack Craig at Craigs Mens Wear Store as Mr Craig has kind ly consented to Mange for win dow displays featuring items of historical interest The most interesting exhibit to date which takes us back to the early daysin Barriesmbistory is the map of Barrie made in the year 1853 now hanging in Mal comsons Insurance Office window This map is certainly well worth while looking at as it shows Bar rie as it wasone hundred years ago And beside the map theres very interesting legend which tells the history of our town in those early days usED CARLOT 122182 BRADFORD st PHONE 5355 lTH Cymbridge cdan PLYMOUTH Cranbrook Club 05cm fill DODGE Deluxe 51951 PEYMOUTHJ Bpsiness Coupe 11951 mrMOpTu Deluxe Sedan 1951 TORI Coach 1950 FORD Conchx 1950 PLYMOUTH Swan as an 1942 DODGE unimu 1951cupXSLEnwmdsolisddn 1950 ROYALENFIEID motor 1950CIIEVROLET Sedan 1950mm Sedan rim DODGE custom 1949 MonmuOosen i1 1948 muomblmsmh 1947 PLIMOUTHSpcialSedau 4933 BUICK Soda 38 potion sm Sedan Sedan radio 1950 FARGO Express l4 ton 1949 FORD Express ton 1949 CHEVROLET Panel 1A ton 1946 INTERNATIONAL Ks cab andrcliassls 1945 CHEVROLET Express sc ton cycle soul nus 48 passenger capacity condition throughout Flnhshml in 89th Bus colors In excellent 1947 DODGE 1941 DODGE own One reason mun hoping to lbmtll permission to for low the cums highways bu through the splendid 4uwrulun of luwcd in run it bruuhgt the total mutt of new work water passing through the pumps partly through the pressure in the higher sections of The pruftl shown is distorted and Is not to be considered as normal profit becauwiWWut thcr curly part of the year we withheld yearly instalment We ham delayed inns installation of the new high way lhc piuvtncial government policy docs not permit such in SILIIliilLUIlS on the shoulder Of such the Ram Golf lub and Goldie we were al zxcmss thlr pro pcrtics The cost of the main was 513386 The tutu cost of new mains and hydrants rmtallcd during the year was 5412 Added to this lmuulzt thc 309 of 160 new services to was pointch out that water sales showed an IllCIPiISt of $15000 partly through an increase of 82 million gallons 111 the amount of betterment in town and partly through an in crease in rates Mr Salter points out however debenture in the paymmb our borrowing until December The on the new de bcnlurc bane amounts to $7188 but the number of seats in the auditors ium Campaign hcodquarlcrs is at Stephens Store for Men on Dunlop Street Was special phone has been installed for the campaign and the number is 2079 Particular thanks was expressed to team captains for their consider able work up to the present time and to workers particularly Mrs Coxnll the secretary Mrs Dobson and Mrs Armstrong Team captains and their canvasl 3ch were introduced at the dinner Angus Ross played the piano for singsong film made in France and Italy The Life of Bizct was shown at the close of the evening WY BRIDGE Miss Kay Hounsome and friend Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hounsome Phil Lamb Toronto spent Sun Iln the rst charge will be in 1953 The department was financed pending the debenture issue by borrowing from the bank and from our hydro electric department at more Inv oruble rate day at his home here Womens Institutc The Womens Institute met at Mrs Sam Ellerys on Wednesday paper on Citizenship was given by Mrs Rnwn Roll call was answered by use for honey Lunch was served by Mrs Ellery and Mrs McCluug Ross Douglas Fort Erie and Miss qun 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