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BIGIITEEN CADETS trurn Squadron spent two enjoyan summer nt RCAF Stution mr Air Cadets Scondrett hfiuary Aflainingio 89 Yours Mrs Marlena Snead Died At Hospital ALthe extreme age or at years and in poor health tor several months Mrs lllarietta Jone Snead whosti maiden name was Sewrcy dted on Monday September 1957 in the Riyal Victoria liosp Snead in Toronto stepdaughe GEE mm mp Japan was Illl Barrie Barrie brother iihomas Scwe AEEJLSEEVIEE Pea ran 1670 09 Grower 16 illllllY llllllflli one ran Pig Booster Starter 5450 cm nAlen ran BALE BUY THE ousrron LESS are In close your Celel worry call II collect ratio lulu Annest PHONE IA or stsnt Barrie rrier hot Clinton The group did not come back without distinction both received morksmnnship crests tor 90 Barrie 102 in riilc competition Air Cadet Glilhunk weeks this plane to be built imd flown in competition nd Esrord The aged lady was born on hlarch is ties in Vespra Town Officer ship daughter at the late rhomas and Sarah Sewrey and her git1A Hours In water hand was spent in Vespra until 16 years ot age Corning to Barrie about 73 Pending Réscue years ago she learned the trade ot tailoress which she had toi VANCOUVER Op Douglas lowcd tor sometime Mrs Snead Wampum nywmm 5mm mm was predeceased by hebhushand or the tram stermer British the late James Snead and den Mann was mm Weft Evelyn who and nuts in the racitlc and lived to surviving oi the iamtly connec We tion are daughter Mrs viola we Lockhart in Barrie son George miles tram Panama on the steam mm mm 15° of 430 am and he was at the stern ray and sister Mrs Martha Bishop est Campbell Ruby and Mrs mm mg mg Snead was at Ernest Ash Doris allot shanty the United Church and the furl Bfly The are nlsotwo seasid eral service on Thursday Sep gar oi Hawhestone end Watson tenther in the iuneral parlors whfisv hnme Is Alliston Lloyd Stflklcyi Barrie was There an altogether 11 grand Conducted by Rev Brcnn children and tour greatgrandchil minister oi Central Unileli are also gym surviving church two brothers James ot Orillia Lovely flowers gave expression and Edward who is localcd in to the regret oi fricnllsond rein Calgary Alberta Top ieit shows members of outside the Royni York Hotel Toronto before received top honors for the bestmode oero rleavlng cumL Top right the group outside the camp quarters Lower icit checking the patent log which records the shlos progress when he slipped oil the rail As he tell he grahheo the line to the log and was lowedtior while hat on to let go hcesuse the line was dragging him under Without lliehelt he treated water and saw the ships lights vanish No oar knew he had dis appeared lie was that reported missing at son an and Captain William Coutts had the ship turned back illet Many rlsh At daybreak Wardrop saw sharks was scared at iirst be cause daybreak is their teeding time he said Luckily they did nt trouhle him Later turtle appeared and kept him company tor live hours Wardrop said he ly chap His next visitors were not so friendly Electric eels ititilckctl stabbed its stinger in his back Wardrflp said he was hungry and thirsty but he had faith that McKenVnr Toronto are visiting found the turtle very Irlond him and poisonous jellyfish lives and oi the CE RE Local 09 the Motive Fewer Dept of tilt Filneral services at Doolittle the ship would come brick Al Brothers Funeral Home in OrilliJ 127 pm lllu ships lookohis CNN and from both the Senior and at the graveside in Knox WA and the Junior WA of Cont Cemetery Urn were conductnd rll United Church Barrie by Mr Allan Johnston assisled interment was in Barrie Union ht Rev chrchCredgn Cemetery and the aciingpnll pallhearcrs all triends rand hcnrcrs were Ted Elliolt Bruce neighbors were Alex Benton Sneml Garry Snead Harvey Urry Andrew ueaton John Woodrow DelbertUrry and 01mm Ufly Archie Gillespie Kenneth Gil spotted the second mate swim ming aheut 400 yards away treat the returning vessel heat pier ed him up Ho olinthed up the pilot latle der himselt said Captain Coulis Altortwo hotirs sleep he was quite rational and in good spir vlts lespie and Alox Graham Charles Crawford All Life Spent In Oro Died in Illid Hosp Although tailing in health for some time Charles Cratviord was able to be around until less than week hetero hlsdenth which occurred on Monday sop tsmher 1957 at the Soldiers Memorial hospital in artilla He was born in Oro Township on April it 1871 son oi the late George and Hannah Crawlord it was on Jan 11 1900 that his marriage to the former Miss Mary Benton was solemnized and liter retiring irorn tarming 20 years Ago they moved Io Edgar and had lived there until three years ago Chnrles Crawford wits amembcr of the Mitchell Square Baptist Churchu Besides his widow he is surviv ed hy tour daughters Mrs lack Barr lilay oi Bass Lake Mrs liax Livingstqnidhsl Mrs Ern your smiled men Cali Arturo II cennrlctires xhori termS years pay 5Jntemh payable halt ygorly Unoondltlotlcilly guaroniaed to principal and littoral authorized Investment foretrust fund homo AccthtliATESJO 564004 VIAIH IMF IVA BIL Al CADEI the squadron ANGUS litcent visitors Misscs Dolly Katie and Myrtle with their sisters lilrs Thomas Duckwnrih and Mrs Waller Mc hiackon Mr and Mrs Ronald Tushing air and hirs Cameron Melina llr and Mrs Fred Cnlllson oi inronto spent lho Weekend with Mrs Murfiid Coilisim Gillbank Graham and Cr Scondlett at Grand Bend Lower right the Barrie group waiting tor the sports palode Sports day was highlight oi the eainp Public enemy number ONE is the stopsign passer move MM TAX JUMPING HP On an income oi sloooo year ham and Lloyd Colllson Toronto married Canadian with no de spent Sunday Sept with air pendents paid $360 income tax and Mrs lluckworlh and in 19l7 $555 in loan $1550 in lnse 12 THE BARRIB EXAMINER WEDNESDAY Battle Stillajdron AirtadeiNoies Bark to school and back to Air Cadets alter two monihs oi Sum mer leisure or work as the citse may be it has been it very busy and SEPT 1157 14 and 18 Will be accepted on the regular Monday night pended Lets melt the mob this year and mnlte the Barrie Squadron in Ontario NOT AGRICULTURAL Third largest oi the province in area and population British Columbia is almosl entirely moun Iainous and rinks only link in occupied isrlnlnd not only the best but the Illell 7Most popular proof of this is the Pontiac you ultra summer or about 35 Air Cadets Twentyfive cadetI ilr landed summer camp or two weeks with civilian instructor Bill Finnii llvc nllcndtd Flying School on scholarships tour more were at Turonlo in lhc Reserve Air Peirce ilrld another lllended the Senior Londcrs Course at Camp Borden This coming your looks to be even more promising Construc ilon work has been completed and the entire iyllilllus will he cov ered this year with radio and pho todraphy taking major part lliel Insiruclur Goo Jones will be mi and around very Siluri ly alter lengthy time in sick my We hope to set many now cadois llli Huyi hclwkun he ages KEN MCKENZIE wishes to Ihilllk all those who took port In his SPECIAL EVENTS ANNIVERSARY FOLLOWING ls the list or Irlu Winners as drawn by Ali Vern Ilalnhly mum hy rmfc hull er nan photographer that pur In MI nrwwlpn Ill Iulllhll tn Inn IIIIll PROMPT SERVICE ii Sui IV PHONE PA 8241 rite name Exnmllwr Wmmnmnmea RADIO II Vandcrhenk 19 Toronto St ELECTRIC FRY PAN wCamphell it It Bilrrie E550 BALLOON Mrs McFadden 245 Wellington St E550 ANTIFREEZE CIIANGEOVER Lorne Orsor 25 Sunnldnle ltd E550 ANTIFREEZE cnthGlaovnlt raul Borysulk ids Bnyiiclll st win1 on dilANciE Lynne Fox Vespra St LUBE OIL CHANGE Mrs Lawrence Mary St LINN18 CHANGE Morrison 31 Oakley Pork amnion Mounts VALUE Fads aie no substitute For ilion Extreme styling floresllpanddiesoutquicklybut tllclinesillat linger are the lines where beauty and dignity gracefully blend see here For here is Ilair for fashion and line finish no other Car in its clilss CanOder You too will find Pontiacs elegant look it must eloquent tribute to your own good taste See yourlocal 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