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Barrie Examiner, 14 Aug 1968, p. 18

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navesmart wrWWM1 as mand at Colorado Springs my This handsome twostoray de sign might be termed modern colonial You will note that the living room comprises separ air wing thus completely isolat ing it from the sleeping area often very desirable feature 0n the ground floor there is den which could be used for an extra bedroom separate lng room and an extra large kit Chen Laundry area opens onto the rear porch which givu add ed protection in LhehaeLdoor it Upstairs there are tour laiger than usual bedrooms one of which has its private washroom twoear garage is Included Construction of lower level is hrtck veneer Standard blueprints for thla desiez No longest for first set and $5 for is al sets Blueprints comply with the National Building Code of Canada and are obtainable by return mail Ontario residents must remit per cent sales tax WORLD Bitters RINGS UP TO DATE LONDON Ont CPl The Free Press has carried special news reVicw sections for rural mail subscribers who did not re ceive the paper during the day postal strike Saturdays morning éditlon contained two pages of news capsules set out daybyday further page was carried Monday TllOYEii 0N iV TORONTO lCP Warner Troycr former host of CBC TVs The Public Eye will be come the producer of CiVs W5 public affairs show Sept it was announced Tuesday He will replace Geoff Fry who pro duced W5 last season GETS NEW POST OTTAWA GP Professor Raymond Landry 32 dean of civil law iii the University of 0t tawa was named Tuesday as federal superintendent of bank runlcy He also will continue to act as secretary of the advisory committee on bankruptcy legis lation which is reviewing the entire field of hanknipicy and insolvency legislation SHIP WHALE VANCOUVER GP killerwhsle eaugbi by North Vancouver fisherman soon will he the first whale in captivity in Europe The Dolfinorium at Harderwyk Holland has bought whale caught by Aaro Palo The lZfo oneton mammal will be ca icd in moistened canvas sling It wfil he trucked to Seattle then flown by air freighter to Amsterdam COSMDS RETURNS COLOMBO SPRINGS Colo AP The rocket body of Russian Cosmos satellite made fiery plunge back to earth niesday the North American Air Defence Command re prted It was the 2000th man made object to return to earth stone the Sovietslaunched Sput Oct 1957 said hich keeps constant track of mammade objects or bitinft in space MAKES SCREEN COMEBACK UWMT AP The Arab on films oiltalian actress Loren and to French and Greek performershasybeen lift The Arab boycott otiicessid til films could be shown ow if titty contain no anti propaganda an Initiate9 New Phone Liiies SMITHS FALLS Ont iCP Gan Jean Allard chief of the deience stall hit the tab oltlhe pushbutton telephone to signify llash over rid the absolute highest priority ter slight pause voice Gen Reeves here Hello Biinky said Geo lard Cola ebattedfor essitbao nuteu enzAiiardwas making the first ealt on the Canadian Switched Network due to span he countryvhythe middle next year and tobe integrated closely with theU efenca communication ne orlt Defence Minister Leo adieux minute before pressed switehzto head testoverithe toprovidethe electronic switch numbers by dial oiNtNG izdx tzo LIVING room 2zdx I56V Tha enacting Editor The Barrie Examiner Barrie Out Enclosed please find SLDStur which send me the book entitled SUBUHSAN AND COUNTRY HOMES Please make naniltanoe payable to The Barrie Examiner By MRS CAMPBELL Mrs Phillpchuk and two chil dren of Sundre Alta are vis iting the tormers mother Mrs Murdock and other relatives here TENTH ANNIVERSARY About 3o members of therCald well family met at the home of Mr and Mrs James Caldwell Aug or barbecue picnic in honor of Mr and Mrs George Caldwell who celebrated their teolh anniversary July 19 in cluded in the guests were Mr and Mrs Cliff Ward of Scarbor ough Jim Wiltshire of Sarnia visited friends here this week Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Hatherley of Toronto with Mr and Mrs Ed Hastings Miss Marilyn Huggins of Woodstock with Mr and Mrs Fred Huggins Miss Dale iyatsgandjses Kell er Bifilingtoo with Mr and Mrs Nick Pollock Mrs Hurst of Toronto with Mrstewton Bcsse We welcome Mr and Mrs Ken neth Caldwell hackto their old home on linevit They have sold their farm ianay MUSIC FESTIVAL Wendy Caldwell Deidse hell some am unnefiiuwm one miduihcdocouitaod itllngth Tuesday with itroWWflM statements bytwo of closest advisers Hsgr Ferdinando Combines chini prominent Vatican thee Joglon who presented the en cydlvel lo Wormwoodtile two weeks ago said refusal by illoman Catholics to accept it was foolhnrdy scandalous and are in nioIIo wrong Eugene Cardinal Tisseraal dean of the Sacred College of Cardinalsl wrote to the Pope Urge onus orsioN Nut473 Hm Fiooi lZZOSth Second Floor 930 Suit Goings 5705qri Wendy who received second prize with her Spanish gnar and she and Debra received second prize in guitar duct to Denise who received first prize for her accordion soloand all three girls were in first place in the Barrie bands in which they participated The congregation of the Uniled Church were pleased to welcome back on Aug their regular minister iiev Duncan Fleming who had been on holidays Mrs Mason oi Grenada West Indies sang solo Mr and Mrs Len Cummiig Suzanne Eric and Ernie spent last weekend at their cottage at Last Channel Barrie Walker are spending this week with Mrand Mrs George Campbell ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs RoyHosiixigs entertained for the farmers nar ents liEaoderaflohn do of Vasey on Aug on the oc casion of their735th anniversary Guests were the brothers and sisters of the bride and groom of 35 years ago and Debra Bell attended the we iional Music Festival at the King Edward Hotel Aug and as contestants Congratulations to lion needed to ossign pri various calls and reach desired numbersJin fraetions ot see and Krupski the TransCanada Telephone System which won adefenee production department contract ing gear at nine hentres across telephone in the 152i Electronicswitching for elvil iaii users in future will allow themto rcaeb frequentlygcalled incoming to another numh autumn ll orfallowa third party to ddeii to call al odyin progress rain lstliethird eiec switcher stationv built in Canada completing an eastern fid thereiore he 0i Pope Ruling on oral Dutch delegate to the Interna tional Congress of Mental Health urged the congress Tuesday to oppose recent ruling by Pope Paul on artificial eontracep lives Lo PCSiBdiIEBLMnI Niitlonul Fe oration for Mental Health denied that so could be regarded solely as means otprocreation if saldsex also forms ad es sential coptribution to the full development or malefemale re lations The papal encyelical did not recognize this he said Le Poole asked the congress to issue oi statement supporting his views that wide discrepan cy exists between the eneyctical and pr entday psychobygieolc thought RevokegOrder For Eitpelling seam AP President Carlos Lleras Restrepo decided Tuesday to revoke govern ment order expelling Paul Montgomery New York Times correspondent from Colombia Llcras tooklhestep alter visit at the presidential palace iy Montgomery and another rm correspondent Juan de The government order issued earlier ingtthe day had st ed Montgomery had written is respectful Iibellous offensive and unfilcndiy informations which cannot he tolerated The action was reprisnl for aBogotn dispatch printed in the Times Monday This saidthat German Zea Hernandez had rc suned under presSure eign minister and added Zea had made several public statements critical of the en cyelical issued by Pope Paul VI instructing Roman Catholics to avoid artificial methods of birth control Pope Paul is to visit Colombia next week Montgomerys dispatch also reported that Mrs Zenaind the wife of President Carlos Lleras Restrepo recentlybecame em broiled injan acrimonious argu ment at party aecordingto one account blow was struc CABARETS WERE AEUSEDV HAVANA AP Cubas dimlylit bars and eabarets too often were places iused abuseth iconuner woman closed says Havana Universitys offi cial magazine it was explaining why the Castro government ord cred shutdown of Havanas more notorious night spots circlcs over the our by vial nemahty mi0villllllllllm published can internals the gimmetore Della Damon co and the daily LDsaarvalore Roanneg lend the document rLIOsaerva gt hmno said the nature of tachon the on cyclical showed there was iceldiflsimoemln Cdthollc principle of papal authority The member published Cara dioai Tiaseranta letter in long frontpage article listing mes sages of support forthaPopa from bishop throughout the world The cardinal raid Today the world is sub mergdd by wavarof neeFa eanisnitninhten omiin the dominant note It was im portant for the supreme church teaching to be heard and all Catholics must rejoice at the in tcrvenlion of your holiness Writing in LOsscrvatore Della Domenic og lb consciences ofall Catholics Cathnlle ilte seasons for slon had no righttn challenge it but mint ecepi It humhh he so Hugelliea Gone inuvik Blaze INUVIK NWT About 95 square miles of timber and scrub arctic brushhoa been destroyed in tivedayold for estfire nowamoulderlng beside this Arctic community Evidence that the immediate danger may be past came with nvreduellon Tuesday in firefigh ter crews and equipment Only stiong ivinds and hot weather could iencw the threatunlikely as the Arctic fall approaches Inuvik is 12 iles north of Edmonton 11 Tom Butters publisher of Inu viks weekly newspaper the Drum said tree up to 160 years old ere hu edin stands of spruce and birch tlmbér and it will take too years for theml togrowback He said an aerial survey of the area around the towa indit cated gravel pit on the south east diverted the fire when raced out of barren lands Thursday toward the town Mr Butters aid the pit forced the die ide tire front northward The front passed by the town pushed by sudden wind sh to the southwest then turned again bypassing vi the towns northern border by as tie as 150 yards He described the burnedover area as resembling rough roe tangle with the town inside the lower left corner It was about 16 miles long by six miles wide ma to satanic by backache tired feeling When learned iniuiinii the iiion aa urinary inst cln muit la beehieb mi tare cello Kidney riin smart min Doddl riio ltlmiillte the iidnm to help inl candidaalbino finial In tired ee oon rutad better you are both by backache Budd Kidney run any neio on too You depend onDodda amine my lfcoercc coesucrs for Hay Fever out ENO ANTACI sine iv BRYLCREEM HAIR onessmq $119 Suspensio 3Ciissr Toornrksre IMintorkeo dsefiiraii MAALOXANTAClD 4i goneo netwo with stations already open at Fredaricto Sherbrooke Que Other station or unde way atSudbury andFortWillinni in pot Por age la Pra ei Man china De th rl Alt andliah equipment into $2000000 insta gtion here so miles southof wa littleHi ulll ini Himrim mmmin storing in its th lofor plushssh

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