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THIS WEEKS ISSUE 7950 Copies AUTHORIIED AS SECOND CLASS HAIL IO DEPL OIIAVA BARRl Will ordain Wright organist choir master and licensed layreader in the Church of England will be or dained to the diaconaze in the Diocese of Brandon He will be ordained by Rt Rev Thom as DD next September HOUSE or nrrs FIRST WITH THE BEST IN BARBIE Refreshingly Cool Inside THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY CONTINUOUS SHOW SAT 230 This announcement was made by Rev Cross at the morning service of Trinity Anglican Church last Sunday Mr Wright has been organist and choir master of Trin ity Church in Barrie for the past 12 years At 67 years of age Mr Wright will probably be one of the oldest men to be ordained in the Church of England possibly one of the 3000 PARADE IN 0RILLIA JULY TWELFTH Oiillia Packet and Times Pouring into Orillia by car bus and train thousands of visiting Orangemen and women put on the largest parade of its kind inIOrlllias history on Monday Coming RR every section of Simcoe County from Ontario County York County and Muskokti the men women and children thronng Orillia streets from early morning until late at night and despite heavy rain storm and thunder and lightning display early in the evening cele brated the Glorious Twelfth in tra dilional fashion The heat and humidity were op pressive but marchers of all ages and both sexes covered theveleven blocks between the Oval and Cou chiching Park without showing too many signs of weariness The stirring music of bagpipe fife and drum bands aided in keeping up their spirits and the dense crowds which thronged the route of the parade were an incentive for all to put their best foot forward Parade officials did not have definite picture either of the num ber of Lodges represented or of the total number on the parade but about seventy Lodges did register with Secretary Bert Harper and it was thought that there were be tween 80 and 100 on the march Estimates oftnumbers of people ran around the 3000 mark Many more than this number were interested spedtators The thickest crowds of people lined Mississaga street as the parade marched under the signs of welcome and waving flags and banners Despite the large number of mar chers at the Oval Parade Marshal Karl Brown got the people moving off sharp at oclock and headed by the Orillla Kiltie Band they moved down Patrick and William streets to Mississaga street Along MURDO MaclNNES CATCHES lSPOUND LAKE TROUT0R0 Murdo MacInnes0gota fisherman was out yesterday morning and got his totalcatch of five lake trout and the larg est specimen was 15 poundq The him trout was brought into Barrio Wednesday morn ing andwhlle not as long as might be expected for the weight it was broad and deep Mr Maclnnes caught the fish SUPPOSE l00 ADVERIISED F00 Bay5m Belvedere not technique all his own RDBERI YO0N0 es MAUREEN Cllllllll 0lllllll WEBB 20 IlVIVm MiCkeY Mouse Cartoon V07 March of Time EVE SHOWS 655 part mm In mmzrsr mun Eva ma MONDAYJ TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MATINEE WEI 230 pm and he was using bait he had designed and made himself lilill ill ALSO COLOR CARTOON AND Of Tgrohto are arrrial can All THE CALGABYWSTAMPEDE GRANADA COOLEST SPOTIN Tole mun FRIf SAT MAT SAT m1 IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIs IHE IIEIIIIIIIIs staiiing WIIIIIII II ZNDADDED arr RoddyMcDownlllginRockyf AStoryfof Boy and his Dog 2VERYEINE HITSPLAYING MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ATINEE min 230 pm ROBERT BRIAN CUMMINGS DONlElY WMde 2ND In Churchof England in Lake Slmcoe off Oro Stationw Hear Mart Brewer ONTARIO CANADA HWrigh oldest men to be ordained in Can ada When he retired after years as organist and choir mast er Mr Wright offered his services to the Anglican Advance Appeal There is great demand for mop to serve parishes in Western Can ada and when Mr Wright offered his serVIces In this field it was de cided account of his qualifications Mr and Mrs Wright will be leaving Barrie the latter part Of August for their new home in Manitoba son of Wright Reginald is now studying for the ministry and will be ordained in the Church of England next year RAIL STRIKE OFF 17 CENTS SETTLES Less than 24 hours before the threatened railway strike was to go into effect Labor Minister Humphrey Mltchcll announced from Ottawa that settlement had been reached for the railway employees to receive 17 cents an hour dat lng back to March The railway unions had been demandingiio cents and con ciliation board had previously recommended an increase of seven cents an hour The wage increase will benc fit hundreds of railway em ployees throughout the Allan dale Division of the ONE as well as IR employees Mississaga to Front street north to Laclie street and then right on Tec umseth street and into the Park There were severgil King Wil liams mounted on their white horses One was Les Ritchie of Vascy East Siincoe Marshal and another was Cleary of Barrie As the parade passed the middle of the main block on Mississaga street the marchers were judged for the prizes and these prizes were aria nounced and presented at the band stand at th Park shortly after the parades conclusion Chairman Karl Brown announced the winners and Secretary Bert Harper made out the prize money cheques PRIZE WINNING LODGE The best Loyal Orange Lodge on parade was the Midland Lodge The Baxter Lodge was the best of the Loyal Orange Benevolent Associa tions the Elmvale Lodge was judged the best of the Orange Young Britons and idhurst car ried off the honors for the best Loyal True Blue Lodge New Lo well had the best banner and Bol ton the best fife and drum band Gravcnhurst Juvenile Lodge was given first prize in its class special prize for the oldest Orangeman in the parade went to William Brittain of Waverley Mir Brittain is 91 years of age and he rode in car along the route He has been member of the Orange Order for 73 years SPEAKING AT THE PARK The highlight of the afternoon at the Park was program of short addresses by several leading Orangemen cf the district Karl corned the visitors to Orillia Clements of Minesing grand Chap Ferguson of CollingWOod MP Mr and Mrs James Jackson of Owen Sound Dr McPhee MPP George McComb and John Moore of Richmond Hill Lead Alto Song SATURDAY Tut lnets Park sNAPPY MUSICBYTHF 59nAMuLEBSt IllPIECE oceansmg We hiaveybulltla inewiidditlon willie pavilion which Twill provide room for200 moreipeople to $11 at tables PLEAsE cur IN vomjusnnvairmNs mm so THAT mourn Norms DISAPPOINTED pp DOOROPENSSOICLOCKL Dancing Every Week Night Orchestra T0 sac Recorded Music MON Gent 15 Satr $100 Ia of Lunch Semce 1s Tops Try DelicioijisyWiienersond Corn BedlSandwichlas ourRye Bread THURSDAY JULY he should be ordained oil Brown was Chairman and mm th fferce Windstorm andtorrem e1 tial downpour oflast Monday even duced Mayor seymour ing High and low temperaturesl Speakers included Rev during theweek were lain FredCook of Toronto PGM July rrrrr Alex Larkin of Barrie CM Julian July of Toronto Church PGM in Community all iFridayIu1y I6 at 830pm MARY JANE IIALSTED of Kain sas Ity IIgure Skating Clth Isl one of three professmnal instruc tors at Barries summer skating school being conducted by Osborne Colson of Washington As an amateur she teamed with Brucei Scylhes and in 1935 swept tlici country by capturing the Toronto and District pairs championshipl Canadian Pairs Championship and represented Canada at the North AIIIerieaChampionships She turn ed professional in 1037 and was immediately placed in Maribel Vinsons show Gay Blades Summer of 1938 saw her featured in the International Casino Broadway New York and the following year at the St Regis Hotel in New York In 1010 she participated at the New York Worlds Fair and the next year she starred in the show Circus on Ice For the 193839 season Miss Ilal sted taught at Boston and from 39 to 41 she was instructor at the Porcupine Skating Club IIaInIl ton enjoyed her services for 4143 seasons but for the past four years she has been pmfessionabfor the Figure Skating Club and the Junior Figurc Skating Club of Kansas City While teaching in Boston Sehumacher and Hamilton Miss Iialsted was coproducer director and choreographer for the club carnivals She staged the first carnival for the newly form ed Porcupine Club and in Boston and Hamilton her shouts drew re cord breaking crowds Addihdxiglmo From Barrie Tanning For Hospital Drive Donations are still coming in for the Barrie and District Memorial Hospital and among the recent contributions were several from employees of Barrie Tanning Ltd previous donation of $2000 by the firm was acknowledged and there were many employees who contributed when the house to house canvassywas made Additional contributions made dpring the plant canvass were Pattenden $10 Iurnbull $511 Prentice $2 Hatherill $5 Wiseman $5 Campbell $5 Comer $10 Pattendcnv $5 Wilmshofer $5 Salisbury $10 Mitchell $10 Jones $5 Coutts $15 John Hoare $30 LeGear $30 Total $152 High 90 deow 46 During Past Week The outstanding feature ofithe weather during the past week was High Low 80 50 85 46 July 10 90 54 July 11 85 63 July 12 83 56 July 13 74 62 July 14 49 COLLECT $8275 FOR FIRE VICTIMS Mr and Mrs Robt Ingram who lost all their furniture and per sonal effects in the early morning EXAMINER 15 l948 ofduly when the residence they occupied on the Minets Point road was burned to the ground are making start in building new house onthe highway near tne sort Thesympathy of the Point resi d$W55h5wfin table way when Mrs Christiansen cot tage owner in personal canvass collected $8275 for immediate needs COMING EvENTs Innisf1LBar Saturday July 17 featuring Al Austin and the Har monizers 29b on I3 wishesiio by ANTON Adults 50 oh Co Barrie Creamery Town Of at Barrie NuServieefGeoige Coles gt Dept of Reforestation Wright Cleaners Cotty Cleaners Lowes Dancing Omaniarbor Pavilionr that he will boonxholidogs iroin July 18th to Tilly 27 ill Th Kempcnleldt Community Plavfrs Vwillprescnt An Hilarious OneAct Comedy The Proposal CHEKHOV inlthe IdThecvenlng Willalso include NFBshortsand novelty numbers andwlll be concludedgwlth dancing Section 3Poges l3 to l8 Carrier SCORES 0F GORGEOUS l00A00llESSLAVES ID HIDEOUS l001 thousand thrilling amazement whorl Tartan invades forbidden island Paradise 50533 In DSAR RICE BURROUGHS CHILL WILLS IIIIINNI WEISSMULLER MARJORIE RENDAIUYCEuunilliiiiw REYNOLDS COOLED FOR COMFORT and Starts MONDAY JULY THIS PICTURE NOW PLAYING THE IMPERIAL TOR ONTO CANADAS LARGEST THEATRE Illlll Filliiand ilth COOPER uncut itting JOHN HENRY WAYNE FONDA SHIRLEY TEMPLE PEDRO tannin W0 MID Gilli Illfl till lentil Alum Imammum EWMItulmtvlm at him Mil ll Coming IT You KNEW SIISIII If its NEW see it at the IMPERIAL MART KENNEY and his Western Gentlemen FemfBOlf ROBERTS Vcgii Salvogeagolleciionw Nets FulliCarload Boy scout salvage collection on Wednesday July brought re sult of one carload shipped About 50 scouts helped intlreJcollection aided by Harris Motors Brown Furniture Store and Johnstons Hardware who were kind enough to loan trucks during the after noon BIGELOVW announce SATURDAY JULY 243+ 830 pmio 12 oclmk CookstOanL6cski Planer Tickets GLdOOI$nL25 ANCE Summer Skating School BARRIE ARENA PUBLIC INVITED TO FREE EXHIBITION Sunday Evening atf873055 30ml Qldharnt Lou Montgomery Sandra Hudson it Betty Lee Bent lacquelYn Patty EBay Publicka on Wednesday Friday eveningsij from to ill Studensz 25c