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Barrie Examiner, 13 Sep 1951, p. 21

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Wm CKBB Farm Features heard daily at one brings you Farm Editor Bill Maynard With 30 minutes of news for the farmers of Simcoe County with market reports weather fore cast plus news releases from the Department of Agriculture Bill is also heard on KBBS popular re quest program Club 1230 Monday thru Saturday at four KBB Is currently promoting the BOOKS FOR KOREA drie spon sored by Camp Borden following plea by Brigadier Buckingham Any used or read books may be left at the Home Appliance Shop from where theyll be sorted bundlei and shipped to Korea Once again Its Fall Fair time and CKBB is making the rounds visit ing odr friends in the surrounding centres Broadcasts originating at these Fall fairs are being broadcast on Farm Features at one Sunday evening at 930 CKBB presents broadcast of an address by Col Mediand president of the Association of Professional En gineers Col Medland will deliver his address to the Barrie Lions to morrow evening Anything Goes belies the say ing that sooner or later musicals 1951 DODGE Vi Ton Express Only 21100 miles just like new $25000 below list price with new truck guarantee BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Dangerfield Motors 233 BRADFORD ST Dial 4981 Irgatyourseltasee thovbigw league stars oughbreds palatialsteamers fabulous night clubs anili otller sights And for more tango by buS ROUND TRIP Sullich to change NEW YORK MONTREAL oniono0 BARBIE oust hone 55 735 Farm Market Report 740 Weather Report 11250 Bulletin Board BILL MAYNARD of CKBB go to deep undisturbed rest This into an unsuspecting Broadway theatre in 1934 and ever since tllcl time memories of it or revivals of it either in the theatre or on the screen or radio have been giving infinite delight to multitude of grateful people Anything Goes had top drawer smooth almost 1111 and lyrics have bounded down the years with not much sign of age Get Kick Out of You Blow Gabriel Blow and Anything Goes are few of the masterpiec es from this smash hit Starring in Anything Goes this evening on CKBB at 730 is Mary Martin fea tured in such recent sparklers as Leave It To Me One Tuch of Venus and South Pacific Any thing Goes is acurtain time pre sentation this evening at 730 with the orchestra and chorus conducted by Al Goodman SundaySept 23 Cuckoo Clock House returns to Dominion listen ers at pm Host and hostess will again be Kenny Graham and Beth Robinson along with songs old and new by Bernie Johnson Bill Nee he speaks in pm EDT rip snortin musical comedy roared believany literate lyrics and music 700 Sita Clock by Cole Porter Critics as well as 715 ews MitrhcilfenimfpMrvn everyone else who heard them ac lvzrmh Muket Report claimed them as the best Mr Port 031 130rt or had done to date keen judg glows Signal merit obviousl as the di moo 800 Sports Roundup SEPT illNorman Davis spent SEPT IllDoug Murray Toron giggle Signal SEPT Hr and um Ttd th itable stand Brentwood once again Phelpston called on Mr and In 800 Sports Roundup fl has two stores to serve this rapidly Dumond on Sunday 345 Early Bird er tint fdftli arrle spent Sun gmwmg secmm 900 News day With the latter parents Mr 905 Hymn Time and Mr Dumond Rry Father Mchicboll has been puma CARD Mrs Thea MCEHLT Barrie IS PDOIMPd to lhe pansh In Chippy CAMPBELL lVER BC CP 915 Bing Sings 930 Peggy Brooks Show 945 Radio Bandstand 1000 News 1010 Morning Matinee 1100 News 1105115 Great Life 1120 Morning Matinee Cont FRIDAY PM 1200 Luncheon Engagement until 1210 Sparts Digest 1215 Market Report 1230 Time Signal 1230 News 1245 Regional Weather Report ii 100 Farm Features 1110 Colliugwood Newspaper of the Air 200 News 205 As You Like It 00 Holiday in Rhythm 400 Club 1230 445 Hidden Town friends and relatives from Utopia ll wepu up T0 of 500g1ub 1231j gent 2M1 Ileliiice Smith Alliston With NW Lily Itlie llolt family Mr alld Mrs 52 Movie MerryGoRound Smith arid Eddie AllistonMr and 1950 Dodge Sedan iI 1949leSto Sedan 550 Prelude to Dinner litre not MCCfIShWl Dimmer 1941 Plymouth Sedan 1941 Dodge Coach 555 bum serenade uith the Downer Mi and Mimi 1940 County our until 100 Ailltill son and diiiigliterinlaw of r0 at 19 Ponuac seam MAYOR MRS MARJORIE HAMILTON of Barrie was one oil the speakers at the annual summer conference of the Ontario Joyce Everett Sings 1145 Stardust Serenade 1030 News 1040 Organ Interlude 1045 In the Chapel 1100 News Headlines Weather Temp Time 1103 Sign off SATURDAY AM 655 Sign On atlon Here Mrs Hamilton is seen on the steps of Byrnell Manor with some of the delegates and Mrs Cameron Mc KcnzieBeaverton chairman of the Progressive Conservative Ontario Womens advisory committee From left to right front row are Irene Macdonald Toronto Nancy McKenzie Beaver ton and Beverley Saunders Ottawa and centre rear row Betty Coatsworth Blenheim with Mrs Hamilton left and 845 Early Bird 900 News 905 Saturday Morning Serenade 915 Radio Bandstand 930 Music Means Money 945 Helens Music Shop 1000 News 1005 BillsChuck Wagon 1100 News 1105 Bills Chuck Wagon cont 1130 The Story Book SATURDAY PM 1200 Luncheon Engagement 1210 Sports Digest 1215 Market Report 1230 Time Signal 1230 News 1245 Regional Weather Report to is speildinga couple of weeks at Fred Newtons several days last week at the home of his daughter Mrs Doug Ross Cookstown Mr and Mrs Charles Woolston Philadelphia were recent guests of Mr and MrsErnie Bell Gilford W1 will meet Sept 18 at the home of Mrs Ernest Dales Hollows WI will be guests number from here attended the trousseau tea for Miss Helen Bell at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harold BellSept Mr and Mrs Jack Porritt and family Thistletown were Sunday John Braithwaile spent the week end at Mr and Mrs Basil Doddsl Iort Credit School has reopened for another term with Mrs Mctcalfe again as teacher There are nine pupils at1 tending collegiate from this sec tion this yeitr Mr and Mrs Edle Wilson 0511 awa spent Sunday at Fred Colesf Mr and Mrs Jack Haight andi Mr and Mrs George Webb and until dies and his stories and Lou Snid er at the piano on the first plo ggxidav special coma were Sunday visitors with Mr in honor of Arthur Cox and his gram listeners will hear selections 330 News and MrsWalter Reid Sand Hill blldc Dmmg the evening they from the old classic Heidi little 335 Saturday Special cont Steele and Mr Harvey T0 were Presented With ii Walnut 001 gm who goes to live with her 400 Club 1230 romp were Sunday callers with ice table twp scatter rugs and grandfather in the Swiss Alps and ggggnagwgmy Mrs Steele Minx rnagaune task Both 11m acquires taste for melted cheese 515 Stars of the week 1le Wilsonv COORStOWft am mm expresse appmwl 10 and goats milk 530 News Sunday visitor with Mr and Mrs and W9 WISh Cmmhhappnf355 540 Movie MerryGoRound Thomas Griffiths and every success in their married Nex Tuesday i5th the third 550 Prelude to Dinner life 0f the series What Makes You 600 County Hour until 700 LONG LINE Miss Mae Cough L05 Ang Smk attempt in be made to alums Canadian Pacic Railways main eles is visiting Frank and Bill Answer tile 111951100 Why do 650 Bggh30md linefrom Vancouvcr10Saint John Cougblinso Peopleget Asthma Three actual 700 Eddy Arnold Show N13 153367 miles long case hmorigs WI be dramatized 715 Don Messer and his Islanders The people in each case realized 730 Turntable Time MONDAY AM hat althoughbsyrpptoms are some IIlleport from Parliamettt1Iill 655 Sisl on lmes cause er alone em ews tional disturbznce svym aggravae 805 Saturday Cavalcade gag CIOCk IiiMrs Bessie Johnson is them 1030 News 35 vls1tlng With her sister Mis Norm 1040 Organ Interlude ilo RgnirdnalmWiathgpoHe Drmkle The Great Glidersleeve has re 1100 News prduns weather 750 NearS pm Mr and Mrs Norma GreenVOOd turned to the Dominion network 1103 Efpblme 800 Time Signal landson returned home after spend for its fifth season It is heard gysUNDAY 800 Sports Roundup 1ng some time With the latters fa Wednesday nights at 830 Radio 0n gews the and mOthCF actorWillard Waterman plays 90News 7M7 917533m951 Nu Mr and Mrs7Douald French Gildersleeve 9205 organ Interlude 930 pigyiifoks Show 396 331905 12939310399 gwmmr 915StmdayMornlngDevtios 915 Ra to Bandstand Yg Mr Caldwell national leader of Eitheraril Hcsntir 1000 News 1V0 cmd 1111 xdams spent the CCF wi is is ory 1005 Mornin Matine ew aysa eac be heard on Stamens 1030 News 11 00 News number from here attended the of the TransCanada network when The Nations Busi ness Tuesday Sept 18 The Anglican MONDAY PM na 11331 oiiiigisfri 9f SUNDAY PM u45 Early Bird ufillies Elbaeglsrownrand Marilyn broadc ls Echoes Luncheon engage nt until Spent few days last week in Tor ast every Tuesday at 745 1230 News 1210 SportsDigest gt 1240 Program Bulletins onto guests of Mrs Porrltt and boys Miss Aileen Gardner and Russell were Sunday evening visitors at the theme of their sister Mrs Bed ford Thornton Mr and Mrs Norman Davis and 1250 Bulletin Board 100 Agricultural Representative 115 Western Hit Parade 130 Saturday Special 145 Report from Collingwood Town Hall daughter Detroit were tcccnt vis itors at Haights social evening was held lastg Tuesday in Pinccrest Hall when al large crowd of friends gathercdi Exhibition this past week Mr and Mrs Clifford Howe re 1040 Quiet Corner 105 Its Great Life 1100 Church serVice from Trinity 1120 Morning Matinee team 1215 Market Report 1230 Time Signal 1230 Newscast 1245 Regional Weather Report 1250 Bulletin Board 100 Farm Features Bill Reynolds left weekago for Alberta for the harvest Owen French left on Thursday for Western Canada for visit with1 relatives 1245 Jobs for Workers Workers for Jobs 1255 Interlude 100 Your Weekly Editor 7115 The Iuagicrot the Walt 51mg her 5151 Mrs lulwa Father Monahan from Toronto Attendance movie an Ame mood tins wetk toria Hospital Barrie We hope she lwtll scion be well again as principal Toronto visited her sister Mrs Wil Mrs harles McCarthy Niagara on Sunday tuillltclitill Willi her fruit and vege Clen McCann Mr and Mrs RIllllIsl Mount Albeit Mr and Mrs Stewalt Workman Allaridale with Mr and Mrs Workman Mr and Mrs Marquis aiid Jack Stroud 0111i Irwin Mrs Beach arid daughter 73 Kin Show Nlyse Young Progresswe Conservative Association at Fenclon Falls Cmmom my Mr and MN 1950 MFRCURY TON FXPRE Low ml 805 Stardust Serenade at which the place of women in politics was under examini 13mm and 83 Mooney Mr and Mrs Grccnacrc with Mr arid Mrs Charles Mooney few days last week with Thomas Miles and Mr and Mrs Gordon Blakcly ICgbert United Church service will ltllil oclock this Week for Belleville school and Mrs Allan Hill and Miss Edna OIIearn Richmond 11111 were Sunr day guests of Mrs OIICIIIIL Mrs Len Jones and her father friends aiid relatives from Utopia Alliston Thornton and Stroud attend evening The church was comfort rMembers ioFSLJohnslAnglicon 1230 OH Youl 30 Hit Parade 200 Sunday Hymn Time 230 Back to the Bible Hour Weather every hour on the hour THURSDAY PM 330 Silver Threads 00 News 10 As the Twigjs Bent Mr and Mrs Herb Hornsby and familyspent few days at Golden Valley Mr and Mrs Furzecott Bar rie and Mrs Jim Busky Virginia l30 Old Fashioned Hymn Sing 145 Record Album 00 NeWscast 05 As You Like It 30 NeWScast the high spirited thor $2380 $1750 $2430 TERMINAL 600 County Houruntll700 615 Sports 630ANews 650 Bulletin Board 700Serenade at Seven 715 Spotlite Review 730 curtain TimeW 800News 805 HereSHealth 815 Stardust Serenade 830 Old Age PensionBroadcast 900 Stardust Serenade cont 1015 Canada at Work 1030 News 1040 Organ Interlud 1045lnttreChapeL 1100 News HeadlinesWeathlr Temp Time 1103 Sign on FRIDAY Ail 055 Sign On 700Musical Clock 715News1r your pcts humus ammumstwmusynsm 1103 Sign on Pitwill polyyou to get in with Iwith nus before marketing ARTHUR BATES succussonro ussssssmssssswx $00 Holiday in Rhythm town were recent visitors with Mr and Mrs Elliott Mr and Mrs Trueman Whitby spent the weekend with Mr and 45 Footloose and Fancy Free 35Kltchen Kapers 500 Ave Maria Hour 330 Vaughn Monroe 530 Chapel Chimes lubi20 cont 13111 BARBIE EXAMINER THURSDAY 8mg tut sat gxlntierdappointcd to Stayner and Faye proved good drawing lfor garden party held here by Mr and Mrs George Stephens the St Peters Guild The 0111119 Toronto and Michael Kenny of ization realizud more than $300 Mrs Cliff Barnes is in Royal Vic o====louor===v duomm ago=5 USED CA BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 1951 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE SPOTLESS CONDITION 4000 MILE WARRANTY EGBERT til 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN unlvxn SEPT 10Sundziy V1510 111 LOW MILEAGE WIIITEWALI TIRES omlliimity vele Miss Joyce and 1949 PLYMOUTH SEDAN SPECIAL DELUXE School reopened With Mr Peddlrr Holmes Reg Miss My lit ed Davidson last week Mr and Mrs Jack McCarthy aiii visited in Mrs Miller has opened store 111 1937 Dodge Sedan 1934 Chevrolet Sedan 1938 Plymouth Sedan 1936 Oldsmobile Sedan 1951 DODGE It TON EXPRESS Just Like New 1950 DODGE TON EXPRESS 7541 Body 1948 DODGE TON EXPRESS Body DANGERFIEID MOTORS DIAL 4981 233 Bradford St O9=9=0==0=0===on Willard Charles Miles Toronto spent Rev and Mrs Iliighcs are cttirnilig from holidays this week ll ll ll igaiii be held Sunday afternoon at =o==o=o=o=omoo= Master Murray Biolley leaves Mr and Mrs George Hill Mr United Church Anniversary We were pleased to see so many Ivy our Sunday Baxter Cookstown last anniversary service any filled Rev Kent of Thornhill was in charge of the ser vice and Thornton choir under the leadership of Willis Smith supplied the music and rendered two beauti ful anthems Mr Kentcllose for his sermon On keeping the Sab bath Day We were pleased that Mr Kent was able to make arrange ments to be with us on such spe cial occasion May we on behalf of Egbbit United Church again say thanks very sincerely to Rev Mr Kent and Willis Smith and his choir Last Seasons TOp CoatLOOks Like New When Dry Cleaned thew Better SANITONE way lngrained Dirt Out Spots Banished Better Eress last longer took part in the United Church an niveisary Mr and Mrs Pindcr Grand Rap ids are visitors with Rev and Mrs Farney Mr and Mrs Corlett are on trip to Eastern Canada United Church WA held their meeting at the home of Mrs Charl es Frenchs on Wednesday with good attendance Mr and Mrs Morris Darby and Marie lcft Sunday for trip through the States Rev and Mrs Farney visited recently with Mr and Mrs George Bitlon of Florence Ont Mr and Mrs Charles French are visitingrelatives in Brantford and Hamilton Not pennies from heaven but actually dollars to the good when you revitalize that old top C0511 gr another seasons twear Youll amazed how dulled Colors take on new freshness new life how the fabric regains that like new feel and appearance Bring in that top coat today and SAVE MONEY ANIDVID IIIVIRI Church Guild held theiiLSeptem ber meeting at Mrs Ed Latanvilles with good attendance Annual service at the cenotapn next Sunday Sept 16 Mrs Smith Midland visited with her sister Mrs Wood Come ill antlSee the New SPACE AVER 545 Songs by Dennis Day 600 News 615 Report from Town Hall 630 Dinner Music 700 Sunday Prom 800 The Band Stand 830 Faith Kleber Sings 900 News 910 Three Suns 930 Col Medland Lions Club speaker 1000 Green Pastures 1015 Hawaiian Harmonies 1030 News 1040 Saffttlmy Kayes Sunday Ser ena 1100 News Headlines Weather Temp Time Barry and Betty Newscast Movie MerryGomound Prelude to Dinner Mrs Bannister The United Church choir journ eyed to Hillsdale Sunday night and 00 Club 1230 45 idden Town 00 15 30 RS USED CAR LOT 172182 Bradford Si BARBIE pHONDisoss 1950 cthst WINDSOR SEDAN RADIO 1950 DODGEICUSTOM SEDAN RADIO 1950PLYMOUTHSPECIAL CLUB COUPE 1049 CHRYSLER ROYAL SEDAN RADIO 1943 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN 1947 FORD COACH 1947 MONARCH SEDAN 71947 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1941 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 1941 HUDSON SEDAN 1940 DODGE COUPE 1930 DODGE COUPE 1937 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1935 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ll ll 1949 mm TON STAKE 1947 STUDEBAKER CHASSIS CAB HAROLD Him Lilliput CHRYSLERe rumour rmoo oNTAluo foliaaugaaaogowan DaVenpOrt SofaBed QIUNIQUELY STYLEDFORPOPULARITY fPRICED FOR EXTRA VALUE These new dvlipolts combine daytime DOfcchlntprt applaaronce and nighttime 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