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opcning LLtLtliUlilci next week of Hollywood ysus$ QQ $ssionoosossc Tho Examiner Radio Column 051 THE iiiii WAVES ss$Qssssusssgsss KBBs regulsr Snoring morning with the antics of The Featsome The Mystery Sound evening at is certainly baffling listeners have used for Sonic 01 the answers giterr so far have been the ticking of clock putting air in lift and numerous others but alas no correct answer yet incidentally coming Monday night at 730 will be worth Dial 1230 for good music the chance of coming Monday night at 730 when CKBB presents church rice at 11 oclock willi originate this v1 tars Centiall United Church 3c cthLc tvilli be conducted by liar Bewl ell asstslcd the cisoii zirider Illc direction of or not and cilirltl master iliiclcir Senior Captain Striichau corn inandiiig office of the Barrie Cita del Corps Siiivauori Army will conduct In the Chapel heard at 1045 biulltlil through Friday for the billilliLc of Ilit rtcck Rev Morris illbltll of Stioud United Church Will take charge of this program commencing Monday Jan 15 During the 030 ncustomoriow evening youll hear ihotl address by it lgiidlaw chairman of the board Hospital for Sick Children Toronto Mr Larillast address will be 111 llil loiin oi Thank You for the many contributions llCilVCd and an invitation to attend the Sunday evening at 045 the De partincnt of National llcfencv in vites you to hear Your Arrriy Presents an allCanadian show telling the story of the Canadian Iteservc Army The music is pre sented by Canadian singing stars and you can he sure of quarter hour of excellent iiitertaiinnent Tomorrow afternoon at 335 youll hear the first or ii new series of programs featuring reports from the various Jomeris Institute branches in Simcoe County These programs will keep the many branches inforriretl of the others activities and will also provide an interesting period for town folk who often wonder what the coun try woman does for entertainment Thats tomorrow afternoon and every Friday afternoon at 335 for the Womens Instituti program Every morning Monday throughl Friday at 915 CKBB presents The Story of Aunt Mary This is the story of todzryw of present that is haunted by the loves the mistakch the hatred of the past Aunt Mary is the story of youth and its prob lcmsof young love and its dis appointments Its also story of the older generation too of inansf sagacious and tender spirit of v0 mans attempt to help all thoscl lives which touch hers Dont miss at single episode of Aunt Mary good neighbor Heard cvcry morn ing Monday through Friday ovcrl CKBB at 915 If you are suffering from con lition that is the result of the lack of humor dont miss The Smiths ovcr CKBB everyl Thursday night at 730 Thel Smiths of Hollywood is brightl new halfhour comedy show It sparkles with subtle humor rib tickliug situations Dont miss the comic antics of Arthur Trencher Brenda Marshall Jan Ford along with the music of Charles Hathway Dial 1230 this evening at 730 for the laugh riot of 1951 Tire Smiths of Hollywood 011 Thursday evening January 11 Crease and Ireland of the Hydro Electric Power Commis sion of Ontario and William Salter of the Barrie Public Utilities will be on the JC Guest Forum radio broadcast to discuss problems and answer questions pertaining to rural and town hydro If anybody in the listening audl icucc has problem or question that they would like sortie inform ation on will they please mail it to the JC Radio Broadcast co Radio Station CKBB Barrie and these men will endeaimr to ack nowledgc the questions or problems either by letter or future radio broadcast The main question being asked on PhonoQuiz which has stumped listeners for the past number of weeks has now grown to grand total of $45 in merchandise for the correct answer Dont fail to be at your radio this coming Monday at 805 when CKBB presents Phono Quiz At 830 CKBB joins the network to bring to its listeners Double or Nothing with master of ceremonies Stu Kenny along WeCarryiiA Complete tockOf if gladiesg Health Supports and SUpporiingl Brassieres Experienced Lady Fitter To Serve You Willies Drug Sior Essa m1 Dial 2823 GOOD PARKING garm Ilairy Von chll Foursome heard every 730 with the sound we the past few weeks Monday the correct answer this $115 in merchandise the Mystery Sound good listening and winning 518 this The Mystery Sound CKBB 1230 on Your Dial THURSDAY PM 000 ounty Ilour until 700 615 Spoitscast 630 Newscast 050 Bulletin Board 700 Serenade 11 Seven 715 This is the Story 7110 Smiths of Hollywood 800 Newscast 805 llcies licalth 815 Night Beat 830 Jaycce Guest Forum 900 Night Beat fcont 1015 Canada at Work 1030 Newscast 1040 Organ Interlude 1045 In the Chapel 1100 News Headlines Temp Time 1103 Sign Off FRIDAY AM Sign On Rise and Shine Newscast Farm Market Report Weather Report Newscast Time Signal Sports Roundup 810 Temperature Report 845 Shopping Time 900 llymn Time 015 Aunt Mary 930 The Music Box 1000 Newscast 1010 Morning Matinee 1030 Movie McrryCoRoiind Morning Matinee cont Newscast cgoauoa Organ Reverics FRIDAY RM 1200 1210 Sports Digest 1215 Market Report 1230 Time Signal 1230 Newscast Morning Matinee cont Weather Luncheon Engagement until 1243 Regional Weather Report 1250 Bulletin Board 100 Farm Features 130 Midday Varieties 200 Newscast Music in the Air Bradford Jackpot Show 330 Newscast 335 400 Barbara Wheeler Club 1230 Newscast Prelude to Dinner County Hour until 70 Marching Along Sportscast Newscast Bulletin Board Serenade at Seven Piano Playhouse 30 Wayne King Show 00 Newscast 805 Night Beat 1030 Newscast 1040 Organ Interlude 1045 In the Chapel Is 00 Heres to the Ladies with 1100 News Headlines Weather Temp Time 1103 Sign Off SATURDAY AM 55 Sign On Rise and Shine Newscast FarmMarket Report Weather Report Newscast Time Signal Sports Roundup Temperature Report Shopping Time 700 715 735 745 750 800 800 830 845 00 15 Radio Bandstand 930 Helens Music Shop 1000 Newscast 1005 Interlude 1015 Movie MerryGoRound 1030 Saturday Morning Special 1100 Ncwscast 1105 Saturday Morning Special cont 1130 The Story Book SATURDAY RM 1210 Sports Digest 1215 Market Report 1230 Newscast 1250 Bulletin Board 115 Western Hit Parade 30 Childrens Corner 45 Waltz Time 00 Newscast 35 Holiday inRhythm 30 Newscast 35 Club 1230 15 Stars of the Week 30 Newscast 540 Prelude to Dinner 15 Sportscast 30 Newscast 50 Bulletin Board 00 Eddy Arnold Show 15 Saturday Western Star 30 Tomtable Time 1800 Newscast 1030 Newscasti f10400rganIntriud 1100 News Headlines Weather Tempo Time 1103 Sign Off SUNDAY AiM 551gn On NeWscast 00 This is My Story 030 Newscast SAMUELB ROSE chums as AooooNTaNT 60 00111 00 County Hour until 700 Saturday Morning Special 1243 Regional Weathcr Report Organ Interlude Sunday Morning Devotions 30 Sunday Morning Serenade 1200 Luncheon Engagement until 100 Agricultural Representative Creemore Jackpot Show 805 Saturday Cavalcade BARRIS Telephone 4948 Buses for Newfoundland aboard the Montreal Destined for St Johns Ntlil for icsiderrs of the lhe ships of the Blue Peter St liuly lo Newtorinotnmi mtg ioiitiil freighter tll recently is Shown beiriI hoirled over the BUSFS FOR NEHIlrl One of the 10 new buses made by Beck Motor oaili ot Canada iii Toronto which tIl heloic loaded she left ship Federal liirder the hiries will provide new service island tlltllll lhe lledcial Trailer is one of lellallllli Line which operates rc Colrlwaler IJiiiiiineiilaiy By LORNE LEII It Sound Projector Soon Available The chairman of Coldwatcr Lions Club projector committee armounc ed last week that the new sound projector with 52 by 10 screen had been delivered and would be available with limited choice of films to local and district organiza tions Members of the club are learning how to operate the inn chine About half the money needed to pay for the projector was obtained by turkey draw held at Christ mas time The club has been ac cepting with thanks contributions levyrirrds payment of the updodate illmillimetre sound projector Substantial Balance on Hand At theJunior Institute meeting at Mrs Alvin Galbraiths home the treasurer reportcd substantial balance on hand donation of $15 was made to the Lions Club pro jcctor fund Acknowledgment of gifts sent at 10110 Quiet oincr 1100 Church Service from Central United SUNDAY lM 12110 Newscast Program bulletins Jobs for for Jobs Report on Recreation Ken Robinson Your Weekly Editor The Magic of the Waltz Hit Parade Sunday your Time Back to the Bible llout Message of Life Newscast Interlude As the Twig is llcnt Lombaido Lane Ave Maria Hour Chapel Chimes Weekend Sports Roundup Newscast Conservation Corner Dinner MuSic Your Army Presents Music by Candlelight Bing Sings Sunday Star Newscast Classics in Modern 930 Starlight Concert 1015 Close Harmony 1030 Newscast 1040 Sammy Kayes Sunday Scr cnade 1100 News Headlines Weather Tcmp Time 1103 Sign Off MONDAY AM 1240 1245 Workers Workers semmmssrsnswsw OUCLTLIOCUOO 1200 Pictures 1255 or CO 55 Sign On 700 Rise and Shine 15 Newscast 45 Regional Weather Report 50 Newscast 00TimeSignal 00 Sports Roundup 30 Temperature Report 45 Shopping Time 900Hymn Time 15 AuntMary 930 The Music Box 1000 Newscast 1010 MorningMatiirce 1030 Movie McrryGoRound 1045 Morning Matinee cont if 1100 Newscast 1105 Morning Matinee 1145 Organ Reveries MoNDAY RM cont 1200 Luncheon Engagbuienifuniiii 1210Sports Digest 1230 Newscast 1243 Regional Weather 1250 Bulletin Board 100 Farm Features 130 Midday Varieties 200 Newscast 205 Music in the Air 300 CollingWOod Jackpot Show V330 Newscast 335 Heres to the Ladies w111i Barbara Wheeler 400 Club 1230 until 530 Newscast 40 Prelude to Dinner Report cciVed Mrs William llawke read the Institute creed and Mrs Jack Sallows gave the flower fund re port Sally Galbraith llonnic Sirl lows Dorothy Godfrey and Marilyn Neale contributed to the musical part of the program The next meeting Jan 211 will be at the home of Miss Kathleen hrislnias to Sick persons were re lfiiilbraith Worlrl Wch of Prayer World Week of Prayer was ar ranged for Coldwatcr as follows Monday evening Jan 11 Presby terian Church with Rev Henry Dick as speaker Jan Anglican Parish Hall Rev It Holden and Wednesday Jan 10 in United Church Sunday School auditorium with Rev 11 Pellctier the speak er Offerings will be sent to the World Evangelical Alliance Sr Womens Institute The Scriirii Womens Institute en ioycd meeting at the library on Jan when the speaker was the librarian Mrs William Pheasant who reviewed number of books books read recently and the motto for the meeting was Books are Silent lll1lS Mrs Hughes and Mrs llall were in charge of the lunch Personals ler topic Everyone Mr andiMrs William John Tipping of Corner Brook Newfoundland who spent year in Coldwatcr and district has rcturn cd to Canada to take mechanics course with the Canadian Army at Camp Borden John sort of Mr and Mrs Peter Tipping of Corti er Brook is nephew of Jack and itcg Tipping Coldwatcr and Stan lipping Elntvale Miss Morita Johnson formerly with Coldwatcr News has joined lher mother and brother in Orillia Bruce Spccrin has received the appointmentas CNK express man for Coldwatcr following the retire ment of Thomas Sainsbury Harold Bunt has been transferred to the far northern community of liolcyct by Muskoka Construction Company Guests of Mr and Mrs Locking recently have beenMrs James Deans and daughter Hazel of Toronto Briefs An executive meeting of the iHome and School Association was held Wednesday night and plans were madeto increaseI interest in the association with special meet ing in the near future when an in vitation will be extended to the public to attend In connection with the universal week of prayer service will be them in the Presbyterian Church Angus on Thursday Jan 11 at pm RevF Bunt will discuss the prayer topic On Friday Jan 12 at pmthe service will be lheldin the United Church when chv Geurgis will take the pray is Cordially in vited to come WAVERLEY Corlett and girls spent the weekend in Tor onto Thchuild ofSt Johns Anglican Church held their Thuisdayat the heme of Mrs Elba Brownwith good attendance Mrs Leighton Sniderwspent couple of daysvin Toronto with her son Ross who was in the hospital George Brock and Elba Brown spent the weekend at their homes Miss Lois JamieSon and Francis Archer are the student teachers here for week The members of WA of Unite the chair There was good attend ance and Mrs Thomas Drinkle and fam ment January meeting on Church held theirJantiary meeting at Mrerpurgeon Browns on Wed nesday with Mrs Elmer French in 01 call consisted of comments on deputy chief would come the prob INTER COAT ClEAllANCE ATSIRANSMANS Earl Dundas and family and ily have the symathy of the com munity in their recent bereave Midland Proposal Calls For Charge of ill medical gtt5iLrx r31 transport and CultllllLlliltLiltulZS diiiiiagc billetiiig and supply iii control isn poiice Nominating Committee was illclthltti4 iligei tul5ltillirl iiiioiiiig fire fighting utilitics labiir Llrlpr etc coriti ol triirolilintl iltiliiaur 31 futiltii lulltci plow llwfl riled yirtrra of flittiiplull iri many hif par to take pnrt iic Zuni it 1115 WIN1 Fifth and final deputy iccozii ntchr ml to fpcwnmmd pmmnmn liiig to the plan adopted would be Hi in UiiilXk zigri rt IN WW p05 51min Ulnuht in charge pf pplrcrg ritfrrrgti1rit if ctlllldu liir tlmci ilt it Lullitilw iiil report luck to thegcnrxm Inpylg burdens authority 11111C traffic iUHMLl vy Cuililllllltt and their to cotiiicil ii Jnd looting control He 15112111 l4 Zimwrlid Tl ndJanirrtv lavuteri by an auxiliary provost Ton tour um 11 Ailrvcznent was also reached to pm pursue fllllllcl the plans for pair Iiiiil ofce sugar tt by 12 nlf lic regional meeting open to all tho Lucas might be in charge or btrittbl in mm liict municipalities at which llic damage claims This port Would bcl provincial ilililll Set Up fflrcs Icrnporary offices vill hr in the Midland ltltltc Civil defence concerns us all soundcst move is declared elect Charles Parker who presided at lhursdriys meeting Local units of the Itcd Cross and of the VADC should be activated again stated Deputy Iiieve Altx lhey perfornrc valuable service in the last war Preliminary organizational plans Submitted by Alex Lucas manager of Ilausch Lomb Midland were by the it Macintosh unanimously accepted man comrrtittee of which one member as present These plans called controller duties would be to icrpality He would also act ordination With other district inriii Dimes icipal defence organizations Wvw we Deputy chief in charge of medical IltlINAI1L CARE Servrces would supervise the or Careful attention to the variousl grinixation of first aid surgery hos illllllS of prcuiital care of which pliill7lllfll CilIVilltiSCClltf weltarrudicl is by far the niost iprprirtimt1 mImm Gill necessary econtarliinauioiIhelps to insure health and recov imier the transport and mm cry for the mother and the birth Ellen Ireet Barrie munications deputy chief would 8010115 11001131 bill DCgt come press radio telegraph telcl phone cars trucks ambulancesI cycles and runners 14 Hams to Aid Georgian Bay Amateur bcrs in this district and president is Dick Wells is also cooperating establishment short wave radio defence oirlinator would be invrted to speak cliiiiribcr rf com lllilllci lrepiiiiitioii 15 our for chief Lilll be ZICLOlnplhilttl by our gifts who would he irsponl Siblc directly to council and whose JllllelIiIlg the collection and look organize all ciil defence activities for the mun survey of available equipment arid personnel has been started with View to the of air crnergciicyl comimrnications network if telephone telegraph or co developed in tlillltllltIllill With 1111 at Illtli owi licipal llllltlrll iiid ftucial govt Fm aunt mmlmx tcan lill It up lrlllllllllilriu urpci maps of the My Hz riiurucipality have lhCli prepared by Asgtcgtsor Ilobcrl llllt showing the location of all vital VHICC CLllIllb lllcit auxiliary water storage tanksI should be built in case the writer rirtrlities nygtlrrlll were damaged etc that many iltlt points Mayor Hugh Leslie Herbert JilinS The chariipiozi plowiiiiii are Jii rarolrl liugh lxl1C of Utoic Innisfil Notes lllll ariil Kijiuiimlrl Ilcrbcil larva of Agircouit gold llltfllllllli MiroFla that W51 By 165 in the hit liinltAtliiiitic tractorbicdldci when Univ tile International Plowing Eiiltli train your contribution to the March of Match held near Allision List cto llczrin how to hmes The opening 111 the can lci lllv lllff ill lWlll lttlte the largest coiir there ix swriPrr Iicts not pass one of these places lwithorit remeriibcring the good that places you will find it icd can for all but The llotaiy lub of Barrie in mg after the board rncirrhei in cor in charge heri funds hrr schooll Jack Westruiin isi llelp llll March of liildiiil Clrib which has 14 licensed mem whose Midland organize collections of other normal communications were knocked out Consideration is also to be given construction of an to the possible emergency normal wave transmitter sufficient to cover five to 10 miles which could be used in ommunication control air raids only Under the billcting and in case oil Newspapers and Magazines radio in FEBRUARY 1951 Every Ton of Paper Saves or Cord of Wood supply Siivi DOLLARSWHEN YOU iiiiiiiiiM iii iiosi Am is 1V1 Defence 196111160011 CANADlAN itlljlulldl Etc Pitt iictiiidt lick of Elly Step lcztshlbl 1111 Stdllll it liiz 11 of fivepurl citiliur defence Vi oraiiatoii to Midland were Lik bill by PORIEOUS aired on at meeting Thursday night at TARIO tile liWil hall Dmmsr omrul Druj my warm lumpy Fourth deputy tlrfclt chich PLOWMEN ASSOClATlON he tyrumhmu rippury My cullst1tlclllc1Lx1liillilltfl for sun and pant presrdcnt of iiowmeiis Association ilkulliltitl the plowinen as team The ttiin niicd from New York Queen of the United King of be ric if th INSUL BRIC SIDING of tlzr irarewAtlaiitic plow Btllt taking part in itiatchcs spend two tanks on the continent Xllclln cf of the plowing Illcll first over riisious how things girt 1011c on the other side of the Atlantic and to Vhll the ill llrrv Ekill fly back to Can liiflJ about February 10 Airtri 111 the magazine Iiiiiltli athletes who take At your stores and other pulilici and horre plimmt LlilhWS WEI lCQIlWi mmm 1151V5 and Further they relax not playing There iscr serious shortage of waste paper in Can ada The Boy Scouts Association has been asked to liarrics Scouts will make collections at regular intervals commencing RELAX AGAINST FATIGUE nier member Story for imperial Oil they ill to see toric llllClCSl fccl fatigue should completely