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The Market Place Wednesday March 1977 Three arrested NEW include juvenile STGRE HOURS MON TUES 97 ins in the Holly area last week say Innisfil police WED Police say Allen Douglas Jennings 16 of Brampton and THURS FRI Douglas Greatrix 16 of RR in Barrie were arrested Fri SATURDATS day night along with juvenile Each has been charged with SUNDAY lO7 one count of break and enter Deputy Chief Al Martin says the breakins were reported Feb 23 and 24 Three homes two in Holly and one in the Bar rie area were entered during the day As well service sta tion and the American Stone Co on Highway 27 were broken into Police say some of the $100 taken has been recovered Two threecar accidents in hour Canadian Tire Pit Stop at Bayfield Mall was the scene of two accidents Saturday within an hour Police were called at 349 pm to an accident involving cars driven by Murray Bluestone of 37 Warwick Ave Ugo Musso of 131 Bayview Dr and Douglas Moffat of the Clifton HOECI Another three vehicle accident was reported at 455 pm involving Frances Fleming of Alliston Therese Collings of Elmvale and Walter Sutton of 140 Vancouver St in Barrie There were no injuries in either accident $2500 damage in accident Hamilton mans car suffered $2500 damage after hitting guardrail four miles south of Barrie OPP constable Russell investigated Two boys reported back home Two Barrie boys are safe at home today fter being missing for more than day say Barrie city police The two boys were found early this morning after being reported missing by their parents early Saturday They were reported at home at am this morning Tow truck takes car from scene tow truck was needed Sunday at 240 pm after two cars collided at Grove and Davidson Streets say Barrie city police Margaret Graham of 47 Sandford St and Daniel Light of 106 Codrington St werent injured in the accident say police The Graham car was towed from the scene Bands entertain at concert The bands of Barrie North Collegiate will entertain March at pm at the schools major concert of the term The Grade 10 junior and concert bands share the bill with music from Alfred Reed to Santana in the program Tickets are$2 for adults $1 for students 2200 pledged in starvathon The 92 Eastview Secondary school students taking part in the 30hour starvathon last week for World Vision of Canada have $2200 in pledges Money from the starvathon will go to the Christian nondenominational organization which helps struggling Third World countries The students did not eat between pm Tuesday and pm Wednesday SHE system used CUT FROM CANADA GRADE BEEF pt FROM CANADA GRADFIA BE Blade Bone Removed Blade Bone Removed Blade Bone Removed CUT FROM CANADA GRADE BEEF POT ROAST 58$ Boneless Waste Free CUT FROM CANADA GRADE BEEF BRAlsmG RIBS CENTRE cut BONE IN snaw SHANK 58S lean Meaty MEATY PORK RIBlETS 58S CUT FROM CANADA GRADE AfiBEEF by festival judge BRADFORD Staff Pro fessional theatre in Canada is not particularly good at this time says Frank Norris professional actor and director Norris was the adjudicator at the Georgian Bay Drama Festival for high schools held in Bradford and District High School last week Before giving 14 awards he said the purpose of the festival is to raise the standards of theatrein high schools This will eventually improve the standards in the profes sional theatre he said It doesnt matter how many awards school wins he said The important thing in any high school festival is that the students leave with something more than when they came whether it is about makeup acting or lighting Norris said he has judged number of high school plays in festivals in Canada But he said he never gives best actor or actress award dont like stars he said When you give kid best ac tor award where can he go from there Often the award goes right to his head He also refuses to give awards if the plays do not meet his standards for the theatre At Saturdays awards ban quet for the festival Norris refused to give an award for best lighting or most promising actress in lead He did give awards for most promising actor in lead most promising actor in character role and two awards for most promising actress in character role In high school drama festivals you have to keep in mind the actors theatrical ex perience and life experience and judge accordingly he said Not just acting But not just the acting makes good play he said The total production in cluding sets costumes lighting and even the choice of play is judged The proper choice of the play is very important he said The play should not be too great challenge for the ac tor but it should have goal that with hard work the people are capable of reaching Norris said he rates play us ing the SHE system simplicity honesty and economy These three things are all part ofthe craft he said Before giving the awards Norris gave words of warning to both actors and backstage crews for the productions Those of you who are actors will be absolutely dead unless you have fine backstage crew he said And the backstage crews work will be absolutely nothing unless you have good actors on stage Task forces to study recreation in Barrie Seven minitask forces have been formed to study ways of providing variety of new recreation facilities for Barrie residents Gary Stoner city recreation director has an nounced The groups will be studying recreation deficiencies iden tified last year at community recreation conference and will report to the citys recreation planning committee third ice surface senior citizen centre youth programs and an indoor pool are among projects to be investigated Mr Stoner said Wednesday the task forces will seek out various ways of financing pro jects not necessarily municipal tax dollars Community fund raising Wintario grants and private enterprise will be considered as circumstances permit he said Each task force will consist of group of city residents assisted by recreation depart ment employee Task forces and their chair man are better utilization of existing facilities Tom Older shaw third ice surface Mike Fowler youth programs Chris Kaszuba indoor pool Maureen Wilson paths and trails Al Byers senior citizen centre DAY OF PRAYER Sl PAULS The World Day of Prayer will be observed at St Pauls Anglican church here on Thursday March when all ladies of the area will he invited to participate NESCAFE 153 10 01 Jar ORANGE FlAVOUR CRYSTALS 79¢ PKG OF Chain Price ll9 Save 40 CARNATION FRENCH FRIES BREAD DOUGH ms CRINKLE CUT ROBIN HOOD 88¢ PKG OF CORDON BlEU IO OZ CANNED GRAVIES 32 OZ BOTTlE Chain Price L29 Save 50 HIC 48 Fl OZ FRUIT DRINKS PURINA an KG 20 KG BAG CAT FOOD 89¢ 22 BOX SWANSON FROZEN 01 DINNERS GUSTO CHEESE PIZZA 218 l8 015 Clarks All Varieties 44 85 NUFLUFF I28 Fl OZ FABRIC SOFTENER Chain Price Il9 Save 30 ROBIN HOOD EASY MAKE PANCAKE BATTER 79¢ 20 Fl OZ FROZEN 99¢ JUG Chain Price 165 Save 66 PEPPERIDGE FARM TURNOVERS FLAVOURS Primo 28 El 01 SPAGHETTI SAUCE 69f Plain Meat or Mushroom Aylmer 14 Oz PEAsa CARItOTS $1 Chdin Price 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