Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 28 Jan 1976, p. 17

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Mountain resembled pearl so city was name Paarl PAARL South Africa CPJ The old Dutch mame of this wine centre north of Cape Town moans pearl in English flthel cities labelled pearl by their fond citizem are Marla lzesh tihe red pearl of Mo rocco and Vauna pearl of the Black Sea Early settlers from the Neth erlands gave Paarl its name 300 years ago because the diame of mountain above the town tool pearly lustre after rain French Huguenot settlers more later and planed vine ards and today the town and its surroundings are series of ineyards wheat fields and orv harrls Vi ha matte Paar famous and most tourists visit the wine ltdgrow itl tile plaques iepicting making the copper wine meas ures clri paintings and carcd oat raskr Tourists also visit vineyards and cellars in the environs sample glass or two and buy bottle for around dollar or lect lhe countryside around iaarl hll anrl rennnisrcnt ol llm Okanagan Valley ant parts of Switzerland GLOWS AT SUNSET VP in northern Urica is liar rakesh about 1000 years old llliil earn it red pearl Cleaning Use less leaning products Home gleams WhPtl lime spots soap film disappear Cooking Foods taste better Veq stables stay tender retaln appearance Dishweehing Save over 50 on dish washtng products No more spots streaks film Coffee tea soup Refined water brings out the natural ttavor Tastes so much better Laundry Use up to 50 less detergent Clothes wear 30 longer wash bright dry soft lully Shampoo You not rich lull suds wrth lust tiny but at shampoo Hair is soft shiny nickname from the rosy rod sandstone buildings and walls that extend for eight miles At this they llame like fire and Winston Churchill who used tn go to Mairalreth to mint likozl to sit and watch its tiery sun sets Olive groves ypiees trees palms large gardens fountains mosque and sultans palaces ornament the city dominated by the srtowoappesl Atlas Moun tains rising to height of 13665 feet llarralzesh has an Olll aM oath and newer section Wlih European facade Liveliesl part of town is square called Place of the Dead Father and merchants et up stalls there in the morn logs and in the alternoon all the colorful characters of lar ra appearashouymellons eaters letterwiters snake charmers water sellers fortune telles musicians and acrobats in the souks of the old city merchants sell rugs camelhair blankets copper brass silver je 9111 jewelletl laggeits leather pout and bags Dcwuo intlatton Mororto stll has haw painx tiiilli it tho lln tomer is prepared to liagglo Still LED BY GREEKS On the other side of the Medi tmranean on the Black Sea toast of Bulgaria is arna the pearl ot the Bluvk Sm ll Demonstrations at Sears Feb 26 27 28 tools smooll mama llltl Water heati No scale so heats taster shave untat ms bath at Plumbing Time and Clean loss Complexion 13m fresh Use low save energy Shaving Blades shave closer taat longer No allm trom soap ruirl Bething Save on soap water soften iorget about bath tub ring too Scale and scum are cut Pipes and drains resist clogging You SAW le llllllllmlrllll€ because illln inri int AIP removed QJZUI more ttlllllllI3ly old that Orpheus the legendary god of music was born there The city celebrates his birth with summerlong musical festival of symphony and pop conrelts opera and ballet The festival is enltanccrl hr the arm sand beaches of the Black Sea Some of the beaches are in Varna itself but the best lcnown today is halfhour away at Golden Sands mort ern resort of hotels restaurants and shops set in the pine wood Although Varnzi was settlol by ancient Greeks and Romans little of antiquity remains It man ruins were unearthed in the last century and others recently discovered are being tun uni Varna is city of wide avo nues airl boulevards lined with linden trees handsome illak xith wroughtiron halroniC and impressive public buildings The domed cathedral taco the market square hare lter Lhiefed women sell carrots peppers lllllS figs grape lemons almonds ammo and linrlcn honov mmy lilonrlny lAlLllU ltl ATTEND The 1976 Super Bowl lootball game in Miami Fla had 35 no shous people ho bouzu ltLkelS hut failerl lo attonrl tho amo 1cm firm1 no water rou Itll appliances w13 labor Olten QIWl It makes sense to have the best water available Sears water conditioner can save you money WW Like Most Daily Newspapers in Canada we print different kinds of news for example is our chief concern Our editorial department includes reporters photographers and editors The editorial dope rtmenf is broken into various fields of interest city listrict womens and sports But all perform basically the some tosktl1ey collect write and edit new items abut the events and happening of Barrie and Simcoe County news is provided in large part by The Canadian Press cooperotive newsgathering agency The Examiner sends news of this region to CF and receives from it lvio relerype wire news StnHlarlY provided by newspaper in other regions Of course CP maintains its own staff of reporters assigned to special news beef or events Yet essentially it is through cooperative efforts that CP creates web of exchanged information This gives The Examiner onthespof coverage from Newfoundland to British Columbia while spreading to those points the latest news from Barrie Also The Examiner receives special coverage from writers such as Patrick Nicholson in Ottawa Don OHearn at Queens Park and Robert Whitelow in Toronto new also comes to us through the Condition Prbss CP moinfains its own staff writers throughout the world leach member newspaper including The Exam mer pay on assessment to meet the costs involv edl CP also has agreements with other worldwide newsgathering agencies such as The Associated Press and Reuters for the exchange of news And again The Examiner receives special coverage from writers such as Philip Deane are separate funefion of daily newspaper written to express the views of that newspaper News items do not express point of view they simply state facts It is only in its editorials and accompanying letters to the editor that opinions are expressed Editorials represent the voice of the newSpapor in the community come to The Examiner from group called syndicates These include everything from Ann Lenders column to the comics and crossword puzzle They are purchased from venous syndicate and generally appear as well in other daily newrpopers thence the phrase syndica ted columnist Six duys wuk emu draw together in the popes of The Barrie Examiner Each edition represents the collective efforts of hundreds of people from some to London or Singer make SOfier pore This is why Simcoe County Road The Exam iner See them in action at your wv nearest Sears store it m=SimmonsSears Ltd WM Enjoy it nowl Use your All Putpcsa Account 5cm Barrie AlSimpeoneSoare you goithetinestguaranlae Geotzlen Mall £109 Hayfield St PHONI 7163531 Satisfaction or money retunded J6 BAYFIELD STREET

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