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Barrie Examiner, 22 Aug 1949, p. 4

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SU RVIVOQS BROUGHT Asuoize TIIIS AERIAL view shows the scene or the drowning of two lamp Borden soldiers about mile off Big Bay Point on Wedne day night Three others were saved when to tlieii ieri The bodies of the drowned men lay in 100 feet of water Soldiers from Camp Borden brought an amphibious duck to Big Bay Point Wednesday evening and set out buoys ipreparatory to start dragging operations early Thursday LA Thesefour men rushed to the Scene to save the soldiers John Grierson left James Gil more ohn Westman and Bob Newland heavy squall on Lake Slincoc smashed in hauled the threemen aboard launch by using lifeline With seven in the boat the craft was nearly swamped several times the schOol board continue to add matter what heating andlighting TIIE BARBIE EXAMINER BARRIE ONTARIO CANADA aim assault craft Drowned are He lillit laulil and Pie Stephen Maruk Ni hliir eoinil swim The three men saved It Keen eyes of John Westman fishing Ignide are credited with saving trio He saw men clinging to boat gave alarm aided orr BIG BAY POINT WHEN ASSA ULI CRAFT FOUNDERS stayed above mountainous waves until the craft shorn of its motor CPL BERT GOSS Two Additional Classes When BCI Opens Sept matics Victor Knox teacher oil Dougall Ill 23 resurfaced Camp Borden authorities refuse WARRANT OFFICER 13 one of Bourne was saved when the hree men whoelung to as men sped to the scene in ault craft was saved motorboat mun SIORISMEN Sportsmen as rule are the men who are interested in fishing and hunting alike But actually if lthc socallcd hunters and shermen were true sporfshien they would not encroach on seasons nor would they endeavor tOextcrmiitate game that has been released with view ocial studies Miss Florence Marnlto their multiplying in numbers Continued from page one who this 3031 becomes HUNTINGDON Qiicl CLEANER ibrarian and will also teach Engl lCSClle lish lIorror teacher of voi cational guidance and mathcmaland Mlss Lffum Young 0f the tics Dalton Ncsbitt head of theEngllSh depmimcm There will be chOIce between Broken Fluorescent Lights Dangerous When fluorescent light tubes are out of their sockets and especially when they are broken treat them like poison because they are poison warns Laird Goldsbor ough inThe Readers Digest for September Fluorescent tubes con tain highly poisonous substance and serious injury may strike any one who carelessly handles bro ken tube Although no warning isvprinted on the carton containing the tube the danger is so real thatthe In ternational Association of Fire Chiefs recentlfissued safety bul letin headed Fluorescent Lamp Tubes Carry an Extreme Poison Hazard Insurance companies warn householders The New York Trustees Discredit Council Statements About New Schools Continued from page one was going tobe provided aseXtra accommodation in Prince of Wales School next month He did not think parents wereshappy to have its refuse collectors to single out discarded fluorescent tubes for kidglove treatmentSeamen of the US7Navy are required to wear gloves and goggles when replacing worneout tubes Industrial users ofthe tubes have been tippedivoff as to properipre the housewife has not been told N0 Since 20 per cent of homesiwired for more basement classrooms Iand yentilation is provided these classes are notlsatisfactory Trustee CadOgan suggested that the bOysand girls who were in these substandard cIaSSrooms Should have vote on the new schools because they are the ones who will be paying off the de escent lamps the hazard tohousel holders is seriOus The LReaders Digest article cites instances 6f severe fluorescentrtube pOisoning with discarded tubes have been cut by theglass In some cases the re sultingtdeepseated infections slow hath ibentures 15 and 20 yearsfrom lschool zit8 3pm TLiesday August plans for the proposed new school now Plans were meeting to be arrival of infected tissue Berylliumcontained in the 200 made for public held in Victoria 30 All ratepayers will be invited to attend this meeting to discuss America is the suspected substance Safety engineers complain that they cannot find out what will re accommOdatlon place berylliumin the new tubes Chairman of the meeting will be exWarden in Stewart former member of the school board Alfred Harris is preparing reporton the condition of the four public schools as they now stand tilingY COULDNT WAIT Charles Newmn 18 mapumg Pembroke Rotary Clubdeserves areport on then tuber of pupils in each grade Jinn general in word of commendation for in formation about the pupil in crease mayrstill contain poisonous elem tlnued precaution in handling omsmusn water Was turned on Friday eyen in and andmberofchildrotti boys dcpartmen of physical cdu cation Miss Marion Rickard head of the classics Hope Ronald and history English and Kathleen Smith French Syngialso be taken as an extra in grades nott of the science departmentj 10 and 11 throughout Canadazand the United States are asking their agents to City Sanitation Dept has ordered cautions aGoldSborough says but electricity havejone or more fluor suffered by children who playing to heal have required surgical re milliontubes now burning in North the article says Since new tubeswx ents medical authorities urge con air rm moralrm stallation Orawading pool at the James street playground The ivocal and instrumental music in department Misszgrade nine Art classes will be teacher of Englishicompulsory for all grade niners Douglas Sheppardlexccpt those taking instrumental art teacher Missmusic Instrumental music may Mi gRlGHfll Theres muneyiwhenj you need It by mail now from HFCL Household Finance Corporation OI Cannda To makd aloan just clip and mail the attach coupon for cornpleto information without obligationeLoanI are made promptly withoutvdelay Thisnew Service brings HOUSEHOLD FINANCES frindly courteotieoervioo to everybody By far the most people who borrowvfrm consumer nanoo right way borrow the money you needTronr bynlih iioiiSiaiioiiiiiiiiiiici mnnmupm sewriiies 55 Mississauga 5m Ion ORILLIA ONI Mouu9 05 by cisth WldFmCorpmldeI umsuugoamoiao subosN sr ORM Licut Kenneth Gordon officer in charge of boat was one 01 the three soldiers rescued Cottagcrs say the five were fishing One of the drowned soldiers Pte Steve Maruk is shown wmpanyuse HFC subwaythe HFfri MONDAY AUGUST 22 1949 statement here with Mrs Maruk They resided at the home of Dr Fl Maxwell veterinary surl geon at 125 Burton Avenue Mrs Maruk has since moved to Henry street Mode REFRIGERATOR AND ELECTRIC RANGE Iimc aymcnt Plan LAEMMS ELECTRIC lTIlIlZhClll Si Phone 4383 nly by General Motors Cash and Carry PURE ARTIFICIAL ICE The SABIEANT Co in MARY STREET At WaterFront rovers ONOUIINOR Egypt was conquered by Cain TRY AN EXAMINER WANT byscs King of Persia in 525 BC rOWWW ACCOUNTANTS OSTEOPATIIY ARMSTRONG MMLAREN 00 EDWIN WILSON BsA no OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Fitzmaurice MacLaren CA CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 67 Yongc St Toronto 53 Collier Street HARRIS SPRY ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Owen St Barrie 19 Melinda St Toronto Herbert Harris CPA Frank Spry BADGLEY ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR 24 Dunlop Street Borne 3411TclcphoneH35 INCOME TAX SERVICE SAMUEL ROSE Chartered Accountant 69 Collier Street Phone 4040 WELCII ANDERSON co Chartered Acctuntants Trustees to Brock Building 200 Bay St Toronto WARD MAYOR ANOOOMPANY Accountants and Auditors Ward Mayor CPA 18 Toronto Street Toronto Telephone Elgin 6116 LEGAL BOYS BOYS Barristers Solicitors Public Conveyancem Eton MONE TO LOAN Notaries Office 13 wen StBarrlc Office Elmvale Ontarlr BOYSKC ROWE SEAGBAM CURRIEzA CURRIE Barristers and Soliciton MONEY TO LOAN 97 Dunle St Barrie Phone 3115 LG CC RIE CURRIE sno ALI MacLAItEN Kc MATHESONBA Barristers Solicitors Etc Money to Loan Muonlc Temple Building Barrie HEBEII SMITH Successor to DUNCAN MOCUAIG LG Dalllslel Solicitor Etc Rosa Block Barrie Phone 2719 MONEY TO LOAN JOHN wows mo BARRISIER AND somcrron Bank of llorontomdr Owen St Phonevzm Money to Lear vmnmAnIAN Branch burrunainnmm now an condit veterinarian andsurgeon inii immediately hoppedr inwith all 115 Dunlop Street Phone 3070 WILSON BUILDING BARRIE ONT Consultation by appointment TELEPHONE 2293 CHIROPRACTORS GEO RELSIE BURNS DaC Licensed Drugless Therapists Electric Radio Hydro and Mechano Therapy Phone COREETTLDJOLM CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS THERAPIST Barrie BY APPOINTMENT 17 Owen Street MUSIC LESSONS ALICE BOOTII LRCM RMT 40 Charlotte St JESSIE BRYSOlERMT Music Methods Toronto ding ARCT Modern Studio 27 madma St CRAIG HAMILTON mum at Royal Conservatory All Grades PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 3194 TEACHER IN PIANO THEORY Phone 2748 Pupils Prepared for Examination at Royal Conservatory of Music TEACHER OF PIANO SINGING and THEORY Pupils prepared for examinations ofthe Royal Conser vatory of grades inclu all Studio4l Maple Ave Phone 3815 INSIRUCTIQN IN HAND QRGANHVOICE THEORY Pupils preparedvfor Examinations not it DOROTHY JOHNSON Associate of Toronto Conserva ui=y of Music and London Eng of Music Theory 152Maplc Avenuc Colleget Piano and prromnrnr BOBT BARRE F330 BARRE OPTOMETRISTS 93 Dunlop St Attendance 96 Phone raui OPTOMETRISI 53 Dunlop StIhono Hours 96dai1y concur smrrn no am Noun STEPHENSON OPTOMETRIST Malawian and motor SophiaSt Eu Barriorlhonc ILO Dunlap St Barrie Phone 4201 FUNERAL nmuorons MONDAY Male illil prilclite vale Si tiooiiitllis Barrie Punt WAITRESS igltilflulixism

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