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Barrie Examiner, 4 Feb 1957, p. 4

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GTIIE BARRIE EXAMINER Eliotdiner Radio 0N By KAREN iouNsmN Congratulations to Terry Mc Connellstait announcer at CKBB Senior Citizens EnjoySlides Of Wales and England Guests at the Senior Citizens Club regular meeting Wednesday were Mr and Mrs Robert Cliiton who entertained the members with slides ot their travels abroad to Bethesda in North Wales Mount Snuwdcn and across Wales to An glesey They crosscu the Menal Bridge returning from Wales through Chester the woollen city and north through the English rake districl Their pictures were both inter esting and educational Mrs Vance prcslilent oi the Soroptimist Club extended sincere thanks and appreciation to Mr and lllrs Clilton lnr giving their time to make the aiternoon pleasant There was good attendance at the meeting Murmanrxoltuanr 1951 alumn Terry took his marriage vows in Smith Falls on Saturday liter noon Hell be back with his new bride to Join you on Town and Country Time and also to bring the 530 and 830 news Monday through Friday Bob McLean Wt be on hand at the Barrie curling rink to broadcast complete coverage of the annual Barrie bonsplei ttlne in at 11145 am and 315 pm Monday through Friday of lthis week One day the past week sports mindcd listener asked us how we managed to provide such exten sive coverage of the sports scene He said he counted in minimum at ltldlstriet scom on one sportscast our modest an swer went something like this We have two persons on our stall who are vitally concerned with the sports world In addition to this the station receives in valuable assistance irom third party who constitutes triple play to ensure that CKBB gives the best sports coverage oi any compliralile radio station in On tario fltY AN EXAll NER WANT AD PHONE PA 82414 CKVRTV cHANNEL Monoav run us 1n Chrislnnhrl no open Notu no umv flood 500 in Th Story Book sis naumint Irinu sau elm lw a0o Wantm at 615 Ont Prov Altalp no am us waihar us on too Jat Jackson 130 any lambardn Loo rronueara shown on camera Luv Lucy 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clear signal Through out Enstern Canada and the States dials that turned til1030 kilocycles stopped there Music came through pure and strong comparatively clear of the usual static back ground Then voicealmost as if itcame from the next room announcedz gt This is 9RB testing testing The voice was that of Jack Sharpeha anyearold ra origin eer who had teamedup adajs young radio ge us Ted llogers They had built Rogers QRB 4a Show Time ins iiiiu uorntn Varietlu 1005 nanlo Precieout iols Homemakers ellnln Nun rranlnc Postv llm News llon Blnl Crosby 10 Monte Cnunlr thlc ruzsnav i2oo New Headlines 1202 1an and Cnuntn 215 rarinirartct Report ii Rural Round in News Headlines as Aunt Mary Music country style ewa Hoadllnel camp Borden annrts rnun nnd County Farm uarret Robert aria ulliun nnart News Eeldiina oIcanc News Highlights in The rniearatn song by Dick uaymti 5o llmn DIAL 1230 one Nan aos Hockey ornaucait i0oo News and spam 105 To oi the Tiln iioo New and Enorta l2oo News snort Wenthcr 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tests would come ironi all eastern parts of the Continent to amaze even the hope ful genius Rogers and his enthusi astlc assistant niack Sharpe 91113 tested throughoutthe lat ter part of Januaw 1927 brand casting from studios in vRyans Art Gallery Toronto and transmitting from 1000 Watt coffeepot transmitterthe worlds first bat teryless oneat Aurora Then on Feb 19 the batterylessrstation oiiieialiynamed CFRB began regular commercial broadcast schedule Thus thirty yearsjago CFRB the R8 for Rogers Batteiyless came intobeing Later that year etery Thornhill six HUNDRED HANGERS floor of the BarrleAmioury Friday night lortheannual inauguratino dance of the Canadian General Electric Barrie Works social club The attendance was the larg est to date at the function which is the main social event of the season at the local plant welcoming in the new officers crowded tile rand saying executive invorlte ennuiAt loyal thofla Hospital St lam AIKENAI RU Victofll Hmllll to the parting The retiring officers were in chargeoi arty arrangements Trumpeter Bobby Gimbysprchestra played through out the evening for dancln Eran Wri lit in thedorcg ound was in he request numbers and Vocalist guests singing several ENGAGEMEilTS Mr and Mrs George MeKinnon Barrie wish to announce the engagement of their eldestdaiigh tor Grace Lily to Mr Bernard Graham son of Mr and Mrs Ernest LGraham Cundles the mar riage to take place in St Georges Anglican Church Aliandale in February 15 Dies in Toronlb WarmlnsterA former resident at Warminstorl Leo Leahey son of the late Mr and Mrs Daniel Leahey oi Warminster passed away recently in Toronto hospi tal Since his marriage to Ella Cam eron of Barrie in 1924 Mr Lea hey had resided in Toronto Surviving besides his wife are daughter Mrs Charles Brochn Helen of Toronto and two hm ihers Thomas of0rillia and Leon ard of Guelph Pilgrim mass was said at $t Annes Church Toronto and in termentwas at Holy cross Cem thePrince oiWales ould come to Canada to ope the each Bridge at Niag Falls andCnn ada would take seat at the League ofNations Suelievents would spark othersin the next three turhuiant decades And ra dio wouldpiay major role in reporting silth eyean The Abatteryless re powerful and bette ion radio homes today every one of Canadas four million Lindbergh would fly the Atlant homes can itge oi sta Locai Juveniles Dump Siayner 72 Barrie juveniles visited Stay ner Friday night and defeated Stayner juvenile hockey club 72 Al Smith with two Birch Forbes Decarie Neal and Keast scored for Barrie Sehell Was the Stayneymiirlrs man on both occasions Wednesday night at Barrie Arena fiBarrie Juvenilesv lny Drillia in the iirstgame wo game Jgoalstocuunt serie 7i 1nthe other half of thcWad ncsday twin bill Bnroie midgets will attempt to up their scr ies with the Ori club Barrie won thefirst gami ri Spring MakeUp Revwes Rouge And Warm Colors Makeup or the new Spring 1957 fashions is different and im portant With color emphasis on belgct greyj and lilac and by clear bright tones in prints there must be more rouge and more var thln the face than was the the revived Ed over says iamcd cosme eian elena Rubinstein with ts pale delicate makeup This sp ng will see much use of clear tru éds pinks r1 epending skin tone inrougo and lipstickto give life and in tern to the face that is now makeup willhe mphatie witbmoderat suggests otwn eyeshadow delicately lended ave theotherto complement the spectrumspanning fashion colors as lilactopurple Eyebrows will weli defined inan outline atural IChv FOR STRIKES SPARES go MENS MAJOR LEAGUE First Division Wrights 25 Hydro =1 20 Seven Upgzo Hydrn Deluii 13 Legion 12 Second Division Copaco 22 Dan nis Sheard 20y HEP Cats 20 WebbsJB Georges 15 Legion Last Mondays Scores Hydro ZLegion nelux Seven Up Hydro l5Wrights Denis Sheard 4Webbs Co paco 3Legion it Georges HEPZ Cec Forth was the top bowler withaaingle of 378 and triple of 882 MENS mason LEAGUE First DivisioiuCN Telegraph 21 Lakeview 20 Dominion Auto 19Legion 16 Kenwells 16 13x Depot 13 Second Division Westons 27 BarbersZG Copace 18 Smith Farm 18 Corner Cuo ll Stewarts f7 Wednesdays Scores CNT dDom Auto Legion 2=Lakeview Kenwells 313XD out Corner Cupboard ZSttfl arts Smith Farm 5Copaco Barbers QWestons SteveWigginswas the top man this group with asinglc score board of 344 and triple or rm 5ornsuuuuz PLIANCE SALESMAN jof superiorabiiity for Excellent opportuni Liberal drawing andinlleagcallowanee telling us aboutyourseli all replies held ApplybyJetter only KY OLEN lor welsh Glen and Harvey nest Bulll on Illa 137 In If Ind In Howard Chant All Ow CuflAl ll Victoria EmuL Pvt 511 midficnk Ilry olfruAi Royal Victoria nuptial Barrie on Poh ital toBIL am In Paul 1mm Io laultoud flauntr lineni Itarun noume anyi Victnda is Barrta on no iasnin Ira innq K0 nir al anaa out llr lamn 23 WIIEEI 8L Lula lloltlofldt Victoria Hospita Bank on Feb 51 Hr Ind llll EdwardSim 75 John Eh lonlkhlel Id Victoria in 1957 lo 313a Itd RCA Mn Peter leneo olro marssnnuenly at on home 127 Burial Drive Toronto nn Friday Peb ml in Roy uri Knap in nu saintyur beloved hunting at Swan Oliver dear lather nl Ruth Mn Bruce ainniai Lola Mn Vic lna at in Earle Elliott hineral Home am Yonu St Memorial unite will be conducted In the chlpel on Monday at prn nav Jalrd ottlclatlng interment Mingling Cemetery UVINGBTONBSllfldenly It her rosl dance Lil North St For Kile all rindy Jan ii 195 nut Gladys vlnlatone beloved wile of Joseph lelnxatnnc Ind doar llltlzr Royal Wllkzr Gcre Sllllmt Que bee Iiiglue Waller and rammin Et Toronto llld Mn Loch PI ten or Barrie Resting at the wood runerai Home Fort Erie Where services win in held Monday Feb ill 1P interment gt51 Joseph Cemetery Fort Erie MORRISAC Royal Victoria Hotpltal Bhrrtonn sunning 1957 Frederick GenrflerMorrta otdaelroy beloved husband or Maude more dear rather of M11 Carmen Hindi titmm Churchl lonn Mathew Ind Verle Ill 01 Toronto in his 71nd year Rertinl II it Jennett runml Home Barrie nin Erll service in 5Q Petera Afllllcln Churcn Churchill on sland no at p111 Interment slum cemetery Cllltet will be en in church iron oclock until line service illilrln loving memory or near husband and rather who passed awayreh lrsl flare is no partlnl rrom thorn we love N0 nlnance can divide For today in memorya garden We aiul walk aids by aide Each dawning day thought or him At eventlde er And in heart that loved him no away will be there Lov1n ly remember it wife and tarally 15 mm llDNNKYIn memory of Arthur BL 3331 whomma away Feb It nine in memoryi hook is gently turned today anlnnly remembered by wile and snooty 15 uh uinNln memory oi our dear mo thcl Jane Peacock Brown who passed awayjebxb less so our dear rather Harvey iii Brown March l1 use Your presence is llwayl near us Yourlove remains with us yet You were the kind or mother and rather Your loved one would nevertorlet Lovirigly remembered the Famlilys Erasmusin loving memory of our dear lather Alexander Kenwell who passed awayreb 1555 Your smiling face andnleuant wayl Are trearurn to recall fle hada cheery word or each Amt ding beloved byall is IMPORTEJGOODS The value oivgoods imported into Canada has exceeded the value of goods exported from Can ada in six of the past seven years amtornns DEDUCTIONS The federal government uses deductions by employers to rob lect over 85 per cent oialil ind Full or rain fwir We require aprogressive ppliance and heavygoodssalesman ividual Income taxes paid by Gan adians maéa Toronto suns waNAGElt liner in mat or rowan Word has been recaivcii Canadian Scout Headquarters tan that there is now completed in England com lte film on the tile uILold Bid ineii Founder at the Scout Movement It will feature spends 1mm newsreel shots of the Scout plus photos and dnwlnv at BP in the pro motion pktiue en Ettqu are being made secure printsot this 16 mm bile and white round him for Iliéwidl to Scouts across Canada during 1957 Scouunga Golden liibil year andtha nleunlal birth ow DENTISTS Artlliclal teeth made or bone or wood hnve been found in Egylr tlan skulls 1mm centuries be iore Christ Willi ciliin with child in the mail iv ailllcult to more to new lithie children require tender cu and haaoung CD lllldmlsunn GARMENT d0 slgncd in Paris by Hubert lie Giv ency is made of heavy black wool knit in stocking stitch The shoulder continues in wide band down the tronL The garmcnt is trimmcdwlth our large buttons GREAT curl3 Towering 2000 feet above the sea the highest cliffs in the British isles are at Achlll Island in Irelands county Mayo in ml the give rnur precious possessions call us Wileitiinrnmin Annlean Van Llnel ill cam hell Limited agent lor North ninricaa VI Linea Mining and slurp11 nunoa Am Phone rlr us loonrJMlss filiiiEf Rascals NEW TVSHOW fTu¢luylliglii73iipcm Mullins when irrillillcrs 34 555 no laPiIiifii 82943 Wevrish thaiilr everyone respensiblcior opening such wonderful success ng our oificiai Due to the terriiie response we were unableyto 511an month graniriied handkerchiets to alithc ladies oncoming dill will do so at alater date You All CORDIALLYVINVIITVED T01 sea TRY THE womriirulnrw fELNA SUEERMATlC srwiNGMAchiNE FIRST INTHF QUTQMATICEIELII Specials in chrome 5p unnoMEstia With arbo double chronic legs deep skirt mould UARY srrcmls onasaunr op arfiable with girlie op MONT ONLY lovely grey pearlt ne ilnlsh chair PERMS 8a UDGETTsiiM In no

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