Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 2 Jul 1968, p. 3

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round in the air and thumped it on big widrer baskeL Who wants it speak up said the Drillia auctioneer as THE HIGHEST BIDDER 0N lCECREAM FREEZER From Hound To Birdcage Up For Grabs At Auction rook lady it you want to bathedauctionccr marlie 11 ton yesterday at the Shanty Bay gale held at the Walter Sutton arun Then he swung his cane iew bargainhuoters hedged hack and forth bdora giving hesi tant hid Everybody was happy with their purchases especially to yearold boy who bought beagle hound for so cents Heshad 1n mm dogs at borne but nobooiy else wanted the dog AU proceeds from the day will be divided equally between the Christian Education Centre and the proposed community centre for shanty Bay Toronto cottager was thrill ed with an ice cream maker and another lady was wearing lampshade she bought to plo tect her head from the sun But he best part of the suc tion for most people ap feared to he poking around look ng at everything Some people just liked to look they stood on an old wooden wagon while everybody else elarnbcred to see Windup phonographs chamber pols old 71 rpm records radios chairs tables sleeping bags cauldrons crocls and oil lamps ans is the scene atthe drums of Mrs Elsie Cruick Ihanlrs in Creemoro after she which surrmrpded the energetic auctioneer Mr Thornton was as great an attraction as the merdzandise He resembled jester as be US Shipping Strike Ends NEW YORK AP Media tor Theodore Kheel ao nounccd an agreement Monday ending the shipping strike that had modems Americanvfiag ships rdle for three days Khecl said the strike shall end immediately Kheel permanent shipping in dustry arbitrator made his sn nouncement after meeting with officials of the National Mari time Union and management representatives or more than two hours The strike by the sinnerpom her NMU which represents un licensed seamen began at lI01am Saturday on the US east west and Gulf of Mexico coasts Kheel told reporters that man agement representatives had agreed to union demands or fivepercent base wage in crease and 15 days additional vacation each year The present vacation time is 60 days year netted $6000 in the Irish Hos pitals Sweepstake on Saturday From left Victoria Danna downed with the crowd trying on bowler bat pulling faces at the kids and accusing people oi giving ptroney names Once in while he got dynamic and pointed his long cane at the highest bidder and shouted sold at the top of his lungs Other sat oonehalantiy on an at seeding drill drildren explored the barn and tall grass and ladies served homemade pie and coffee beside the used cloth in booth Everybody tried to pick out what they wanted and stick near it Several ladies were tying down chair uhile others bov ered over silver teaservice which was set out on tall table LondonSir Thomas Bland oz deputy chairman since 1961 of Barclnys Bank Ltd Washtndlon John Wil items 72 lormer chief of the Kansas City Star Washington bureau who retired in 1964 aiter more than soyears of news paper work Resolute Bay NWTldlnul 52 on Eskimo leader once deco rated by Queen Elizabeth who was the central figure in hook and film Land of the Long Day alter encountering bad weather while operating power tobog gan 13 Norma 19 and Clyde to try to persuade mother to spend her money in their di rection Examiner Photo Theyll Get ew Home With $26000 The day that mothers horse came in was pretty enciting or theme children of Elsie Crurcksbanks of Creemore who won $26000 in the irish Hos pital Swoepstake on Saturday When mother wins bag ot loot does she split it with the kids and hail flight to Disney land or are there other plans Its all going into the bank said MrsCnrickshanks who says she and her husband warrant officer stationed in Tan zania until next June intend to buy home with the money But there may be enough to in few presents for the children who are still at hnc The children who have travel ied across Canada with their parents and ve lived in Cal gory Ottawa ontreal Halifax and Churchill also dream of having permanent home with themoney nclied by Mrs Cruicksbanks ucky ticket Mrs Cruicksbanks was one of seven Canadians who won $26 000 each with tickets on tbi placed Val dAoste at the run ning of the Irish Derby at The Conagb track near Dublin Mrs Cruickshanks said her first reaction when she heard the news was to so completely numb She didnt think she had wun at first because the name of the horse was mispronounced sosbe phoned the radio station to check it out she chose her nomdeplume Thats Good Question when asked what name she wanted with the purchase of her $275 ticket She says she has spent $275 on ticket for many years and had never expected to win any flflne On Sunday afternoon Mrs Cruickshanks family gathered around In congratulate her at their rented borne on Welling ton Street in Creemore Mrs Cruickshanks spoke at happier it not luckier times to come when her husband returns from Tanzania and her myeawld eon Frank Jr returns from Korea Then hope we can settle permanently in Coilingwood which is my hometown she sat APPROXIMATELY 150 per sons attended the auction sale held at the Walter Sutton CITY NEWS TEE BARRIE EXAMINER TUESDAY JULY 198 Highway 400 Head0n Crash Claims Lite 0i Toronto Man Toronto man lcslie Liuney 44 of zlu Coshurn Ave was killed Monday in headon col lision on Highway 400 north of the junction of Highway 93 Linney was dead on arrival at Royal Victoria Hospital after the car he was driving went out of control and smashed into northbound auto pulling out of picnic area Linney represented Canadas 66th weekend fatality Driver of the other car Doug las Turner of Bridgeport his wife Joyce and their sixyear old son are in BVH with urn determinate injuries Ne pas sengers in the Linney car are also in hospital Barrie OlPP officers inves tigating the accident said that Linncys car was southbound when it Veercd out of control and smashed into the northbound vehicle which carried three cil rouraur BliYSHtiitE Kiwanis Summer For the summer months Ki wanis club of Barrie is shifting dinner meetings irom Miramar Gardens Where members have been gathering weekly since Connnunity House closed at end of February Today at 515 pan the club will meet at Baysbore Motor Hotel on Dunlap St East The speaker wilibe Fred Gender ham of Toronto and his subject Woolworth in Barrie He is district amervisor and will be introduced by the downtown storemanaget Kiwanian Wri liarn Shields Grange to Tues day date is because of yester days holiday Traffic Heavy But No Shari The big traffic snarl predict ed for the end of the holiday weekend didnt occur on EMI way 400 buttbere were several rear end collisions as thousands of motorists returned from the cottage country The flow of traffic started about pm and by 930pm the bulk of traffic had returned to the city At 20 pm there were twu accidents on Highway 400 north of the ihorntoncloverleaf when car driven by Marjorie Cowao 23 of Guelph collided with one driven by William Stephens 48 of Midland The second accident in the same area involved atteyearold Gusto Mataitas of Hamilton 34 yearold Keith Howes oi Tor onto and wyeargold Albert Rich mond of Toronto Barrie OPP estimated total damage at 5225 AM pm an auto driven by BertWeir 53 of Port riferry collided with onedriven by iib or Barnes 40 of Toronto on Highway 400 south of Con cession 15 of Innis Township Barrie Second Hand Store Name The Pink Elephant CONTEST STARTS THURSDAY JUNE 20 Ends July at Grand prize 24 cu it Universal Freezer Winner to be announced on Bryan Barker Show at 545 prn Aug 12 1968 Adraw will be made daily for Pink Elephant Ballots are free withno obligation from any Barrie Second Hand Store salesman All ballots must be mailed to Barrie Second Hand Store or put in ballot box supplied atatore In nose at duplication draw will be made We reserve all rights Staff not eligible to enter contest as Dunlap at Burrte farmstead yesterday Auction cer Charlie Thornton of oriilia kept the crowd entertained as he sold everything irom an dren and their parents The Tur ner family wore on their way to British Columbia for holiday when Ibe accid ent occurred They had stopped or lunch at picnic area After the accident comic books were lying on the ground and picnic utensils were scattered around the car and grounds The windshield of the Turner car was smashed The entire front of the car was shattered TWo young sisters Laurie and Lynn Turner were treated and later released from hospital No passengers in the Linoey car reported in satisfactory condition at Royal Victoria Hos pital this morning are Michael RsutianenofHa iclr Mal ton with broken hip and chest lniunies and his brother Eric Rautiaoen who received head iriJuri Changes empty bathtub to wellworn bowler hat If the crowd didnt want an article he sold it to them anyway Proceeds ol the TENYEAROLP David Durt oali oi Moonstone got the bargain at the day when he bought beagle puppy for 50 CABINET ALrnrcEn JERUSALEM Reuters Meets rcal July 22 talk byCharles Kiwanis international conven tion is being held June July at Maple Leaf Gardens in Tor onto Local delegates are Presi dent Dr George beggett Vice Prcsidents Ernest Walker and William Blain in their absence the next senior ranking officer Treasurer James Wigle will pre side for dris evenings meeting During August Barrie Kiwan is Club will hold breakfast meetings at liaiseview Restaur not The Kiwanis Peanut Blitz was quite successiul having grossed 52700 to date with some returns yet to come This was at least flournore than last year Mernbem were helped in the doartodnor canvass by vol unteers and Key mirbbers from Central Collegiate Further programs this month all on Mondays at 615 prn are as follows July Dr George Leggett international convention repo July 15 re port by Stephen Delaney on Key Club district convention at Mont Griffin on Kiwanis activities in Florida July 29 talk by Donald RMacthcraon general man ager of lnrfkin Rule onzhis re cent business trip to South Arne ea AND NARROW ltbe israeli government Monday approved cabinet ch nges pro posed by Prime Minister Levi Eshkol Former labor minister Yiigai Alion was approved as deputy premier and minister ior abstmption and Joseph Almogi became labor minister The new absorption ministry will be re sponsible for settling immi grants Experienced From the srnali home owners to the large indus trialcomplex years of experience are yours Contact the trained people at SARJEANT Collier st Barrie PROTEGTEGN Low LownsautAn onY CLEANING Prices Plain Dresses Skirts Plain Pants Lodieesldcks Mens Fast Service mo Hen1pc Delivery HURONIA ctEANERs men $135 55 65 $35 VW DnrvEJN moArroN auction will go to charity Cot lagera and tourisLt were at tracted to the sale Examiner Photo cents at shanty llay auction sale The pup was donated by shanty Hay resident All proceedsof the auction will go to charity Examiner Photo BRIGHT EXPECTING GENEVA Reuters Geneva newspaper Quoting friend of Brigitte Bardottes husband Guenther Sachs says fliercowIe are expecting their first child But the newspaper La Suisse says it could not They Dodge Tiles fit Police VHQ While police across Ontario fought trellis safety campaign to tiring Em Home ALu over the holiday weekend the Barrie OPP found the root was telling in at their own detach nrcni During Dominion Day the pol ice officer at the Barrie ll taebmeot bad tododge falling ceiling tiles which thundered to the flop at lntemittent times during he day Constable Hodge on duty yes terday Idvlscd visitorsto sit under the lights as one after another asbestos tiles crashed the floor it was happening all over the building as the glue dried up and the tiles peeled all At one point during lheday Consume Hodge who wet sta tioned behind his desk under heath light fixture decided that he would get crashhel met if the situation didnt improve At pm yesterday there was onlyona tile off the ceiling bove the recepton desk but to day at least eight have come down Were warning visitors to our detachment to proceed with care tion until the situation is irn proved said one officer JOHNSON 0N Vlsli WASHJNGNN Return President Johnson will fly to Salvador Saturday and confer with the presidents of theffiye Central American republics dur rng twoday stay the White Horse announced Monday Johnson will join the Central American leaders as th con duds tbreeaiay meemgin San Salvador EX Saivadora capital and may Join in signing final declaration to be insured by their confcrcnc CANADA TRUST it Stanstleld Canada Trust Huron andErro is pleased announce the pointment of 11 Stansheld as manager of the Barrie oi fioe located at nlDuniop Street East gt Mr stansiield with more twenty years financial expeijin ence was most rec manag or of the Ssrnia cit He looks area Mr biggie who hash manager of the Barrie Bird since 1962 removing to portant new assignmentst the Canada Trust Hamilton drock the report has Bardot has son by fonmer husband Jacques Oharri mm on not lakeview rrsrAurrur ARE MONDAY To THURSDAY CABBAGE ROLLS er BREADED VEAL CUTLETS $165 Includes soup or juice on rolls durch of potatoes vegetables dessert and beverage TRYOUR NOON DAY BUFFET FEATURING PRIME ROAST 0F BEEF 0R TURKEY WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS srrcutcmtonrusmtuui For children under 12 only HAMBURGER HOT DOG FnENcrl FRIES FRENCH FRIES nEvERAGE BEVERAGE 69c AVAILABLE AFTER 500 PM 59c RESTAURANT resDunlap Dial 12amer

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