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41m mama EXAMINER FRIDAY tieroach iosi er Maiesiys Visit closed circuit broadcast to reach the pres across Canada occurred on Tuesday aitcrnoon to educate the press on the coming visit at the Queen This was open at all TV stations across Canada and Barrles CKVItTV sent out invIA lstions to about 40 press sources in this area to attend Having been lssigncd to do coverage oi the visit at Her MI esty to Ottawa on the Thanks giving weekend we together wlth the photographer Ited Folem were among those who watched this broadcast at the studios DI CKVR The from or the atatlnn were very courteous and besides making these who came very welcome they served entice and biscuits during the hour show The broadcast began with the general manager oi the CBC Dav ldson Danton telling ot the events which have prompted the Canadian Broadcasting Corpora tion to spend some $275000 to give to Canadians the story at the visit oi Her Majesty during her 20 odd hours of public appearance in our capital city The proceedings will require the services at over 2oo people and will he dolle in both English and French or both radio and TV We were told at the many miles ot cable and other equip ment that would be needed to get the broadcast over Irom avery point along the route that will be traversed by the dilterent tours that will be part oi the Visit After these details were cit plalned the meeting was thrown open for questions and these were asked by representatives of the press who were in Ottawa We recognized one member at the Canadian Press who asked question The questions were mostly to do with the procedures at the broadcast One asked what would happen during the inter vals between one place and ano ther and we wcrc told that many special extracts Irom Canadian writers had been chosen to read over the air and also that de tailed description of the city at Ottawa would help to fill in as the tours progressed Another question asked was it the Queen would read her own speech on the opening at Parlia merit The answer was definitely so and she would read it both in English and French The wave was switched to To ronio and questions trom press people gathered there were heard and answered lrom Ottawa female Voice asked it survey had been made toascertain it the broadcast would be ielt necess ary Jhe answer was that the management was sure that it would be very acceptable and ex pected that over 20 million Cane adiuns would be tuned in to eith er radio or TV Ten new sta tionsfinevor before on the not WofltaJVOLIId IID hooked in and this Would make the greatest cov eragefover attempted She went on to ask if the poll which catcd 407 oi the peopl csted would have any conside lion She was told It would not We were laid that there werv two networks in the USA which had asked or the coverage lroni Canada and they had agreed to accept it on the terms at th CBC which was that no advent ing was to be coupled with it The CBC manager told In his closing remarks that the 3215000 would come train the regular hud get as no granls were anticipated and it meant about one per cent at the annual budget which had not been taken Into consideration when the estimates were made IVY Hostess To WA Miss Esther Downer was host ess to the Womans Auxiliary at Christ Church ivy on Thursday Sep 26 with 10 members pres cnt Mrs Jennctt the pres ldcnt opened the meeting with hymn and prayers Bible reading train Psalm IO was read by Mrs Henry Davis The treasurers re port was given by Is Dunncli Mrs Mopkr gave report at the Junior Auxiliary conference held in Toronto and it was Very inter esting to hear how the juniors were getting along During the business plans were made to have ntternoon tea and bauar on Oct 18 at the church The missionary story was read by Mrs Henry Davis The pro gram with Mrs Banting In charge Included two readings one by Mrs Elwood Jennett Should the Protestants Unllcl discussed by live clergy ot diiioh ent churches and Religion and Lite by Mrs Seven Monks The meeting closed with prayer by the president liotreshmenta were served and very pleasant social hour enjoyed by all Visits Mother Mr and Mrs Arthur Hayward visited with Mr Haywards moth cr It Veroer Wt Meeting The ivy Womens institute will meet at the home at Mrs lamcsl Demltrott on Oct to Please note change oi date Mrs Frank Phair at Port Dal houaiespent the weekend at home withhcr parents Mr and Mrs Vennett Mr and Mrs Field at Elmvale spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs George Carruthcrs Mr and Mrs Bruce McVanell spent Sunday with Mrs Tipping or Tottenham and her daughter Mrs Heath at Boston Mr and Mrs Cleve Patton Sharon and Eddie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs sell at Newton Robinson Folk Dancing Course two months course in tollt and square dancing tor the young people at Ivy community will he held In the Orange Hall beginning Oct Mrs Gordon Todd Church member at Simcoe County creation Service will be leader CKVRTv CHANNEL not one ram lino viiimin rainav nor ms mt rottarn 1n chriitoahan on or none 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Keaman of Laura Saskatchewan and Rosemond Mrs Stanley JenA nctt ol Barrie also tour sisters Mrs Eison Mrs Gal braith Mrs Galbrai and Miss Mary Kirby APTO Mrs Lawson and little girl at Sudbury have been visiting with Mrs Chester Richardson Mr and Mrs McFadden Bax ter visited Mr and Mrs Mr Fadden one day last week Mrs McFadden had the mis iurtunc to chip bone on the instep at ooedoot in tall re cently which caused considerable pain and swelling and had to be taped tightly for tew days We are glad to know it is improving now Scholarship Winner Congratulations to Alfred Kanil on winning the $100 scholarship award at BBC Wedding GuestI Mr and Mrs Clarence Carson and girls Herbert Carson Mr and Mrs Irving Carson also Mr and Mrs Carson Edenvale were guests at the GoddenFrcelt wedding at Whitby on Sept 21 From Germany Mrs Von Patersdorl ot Haa over Germany is visiting tor iew months with her Ioninliiw Von Gadenstedt Dr and Mrs Stolbcrg of Hamilton were also recent visitors there Parents and all others interested are cordially invited Sunday Service Holy Communion next Sunday at pm Service at pm during October side entrance to the church base merit will be on display at the her on Monday and daughter Mr and Mrs There will be celebration 0i proposed plan or haw LOWEtL Birih at San Cdngralulltians to Mr and Vern iiumherson on the arc at baby boy at the and Hospital Collingwood Back Home Mn William Mansbrililte has returned homc liter spending some time with her brother AArnold ItaIny ttlvcr Weekend Vlstt Waterford spent the weeken Miss Betty McIntosh oi Driiil Arthur Mumberson oi Oshaw and Glen Mumberson ot Londo spent the weekend with the tcrs parents Attended Funeral gt Quite tow trom herc atlen ed the funeral of the late Joh ONeil who was buried at Stayz Flu Suitcrcrs number are suiicrinl tram the ilu Back Home lurs Wes Mumberson has re turned home alter spending two weeks in tiurkdaie with tor and Mrs Wilson Birthday Wishes Congratulations to Mrs Cor bett who celebrated her B7lb birthday on Oct MINESING New Barber Shop new barber shop has open ed up in the village In the house iormerly occupied by Jim Hutun prior to his moving to Brace bridge The shop will be open for customers Wednesday ThurSc day and Friday evenings trom to 10 Former Teacher Archie Gilles Iormer school teacher in the old flame school died and was buried in King Cemetery Sept 19 Sunday Visitors Mr and Mrs George Johnston visited last Sunday with Mrs lllePhec at Port McNicol Her late husband was Dr literhee MP Mrs Clayton Sprott and Mrs pill Sccley at Eadjcros visited with Mr and Mrs Richard Plow right last Tuesday Mr and Mrs McNicol oi Newmarket also vise tied with them last Sunday Honest Thanksgiving Harvest thanksgiving service last Sunday at 11 oclock Rev Mr Downer oi Singltampton was the minister Rev Gordon King occupied the pulpit at slnghamp ton it was pleasing to see so many members oi St Paul Midhurst and Christ Chuich Vespra in attendance lliiiliiliilii DBUES LIMITED 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