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Lmnmm EXAMINER MONDAY NOVEMBER 1956 Where in the World by Medecnls Snow Fall Ends Extremely Warm Elwobd Glover Top Air Voice Fall Season Ontarios extraordinan weather came abrupt Friday night when snow descend ed upon Mother Natures unpre pared liiiclc Although the fall was hot blind ng It Oilliiiltttl until early Sun day morning leaying the ground costred With upprexiinately three inches of snow Travel was hazardous as high ways were slippery and heavy it endid one of Ontarios warm est fail gtItgt1iiis The temperature was well in the 705 Wednesday but Thursday showed decided drop giving indication of change The snow is not expected to re main but temperatures will con tinue to be low as winter draws riiizh WLEPOTJEZWM Rev Allan 11 Ferry officiated at the baptism of Lots Christina daughter of Mr and Mrs William 11 Watson Stroiid at ldc Daven purt Road United Church Toronto on October 29 OMBAI DISEASE RISE MONTREAL tCII IncreasingI incidents of bronchial and lung cancer has been noted in Montreal this autumn Dr Filtatratilt of the citys antittiberculosis divi sion has been authorized to attend TNPLA 512 OF Pal viii It If 1111 Hugh Lloyd WHO WITH HER HUSBAND DiSCOVERED Pitt ti11111t01At l=ioiti 12in uni IlltltiILLI Iafl Monday Oct Ito 1950 Hugh ILHWrillil nicien 41mm of 4315 St Clair Ave ml husband of lezwuml IIIIII eirieter Iiim iliii liti fi llmzitzis ll OWLNS 111 Iluill incioim iiespttst Barrierion Saturday 1950 IIisie lligwlov behith wife of Nciiwii tll that 111lliti of Kaililciii liiiaiioi lllt and Mavis ill lSiiiIod Si llaiiic llcstiiig at 1111 Iciici liiiirii lluiigr 191111 tilil l1u1 ltimiitiy Nov 121 Si zitii Pix silvtiziiizil Liiiiicti iitaltit will be open from 131 niii iiiitil ivwe liillr at piiii Iiiiiiiitiit Billllt Union eii tei iiiioims Stiiitltill ci Iii lino iii ltsili Aye Ioioiito llioiiiLiS btioted husband lintiei liloicnce Crawford dear AN ASTRONOMEP IN WHAT COUNTRY WAS THE ORIGINATOR or THE THEN REVOLUTIONARY THEORY THAT THE METHODS VAT EARTH AND OTHER ORIGINATC puan vows WHAT cock 111 AROUND TH SUN up SCHOOL FOR YOUNG CHILLREN is CONDOJEO ACCORDING To Nelson Fisher RR Stayner Ont Bancroft Stroud Ont on Iiusdziy his home 31 11gtI XUImunl liilntil Ill 111 of lieiie 111 ii Liiiniiii ii she lilillllttl Tiioiisicur physics and chem ii Munle RADIO EDITORS across Canada voting in poll carried out nationiiily circulated magazine have elected Elwood Glover to 111371 place among Canadian radio announcers and also their iiiroiriic Canadian disc jockey for 1950 The soit voiced 11 of radios Musical Kitchen shown here relaxinui in the quiet of his home left Moose Jaw more than decade ago to make his mark in the national radio field His Musical Kitchen program is heard on the IransCzinadii network each Monday Wednesday and Friday Glover was the only dual winner in this years voting Col Houg hton lilliil For the past your he liliNi been officer coiniiiiinding the Iloyall Canadian School of Infantry ill lCJllii Borden and formerly Lon iiiaiided the Royal Canadian Reut TO linent it liiockville and lttiiwrivii Ile was born in England ltlli coth Recently pmmopid mm UH mnk siders Biockvillc his home iili of IlLitlllllIltiilOllrl 01 and is graduate of Upper Canada Iloughtoii 1112 31 has now been Chili Zlild 11 RUN Mlliiiil C01 appointcd military attache to the 1010 DUIiilL 1111 ui 111 commanded Canadian Missmu at Iioiiii ferEa company of tiie Royal Canadian many Defeiiu Minister BrookeRegiment in Italy and also served Claxton announced today Col in various senior staff appointments IIlllilOll who leaves for Germany Novembcr 10 aboard the Empress of France will also sit as member of the Canadian Military Mission in The geographic centre of the United States is in Smith County lKansas Popular Feciture Overt CKBB EVERY TUESDAY 730 to 800 pan This Weeks Presentation VANITY FAIR by Thackeray to 33 Sponsored by MORRISON co LTD Your Mercury Lincoln Meteor Dealers 3132 BRADFORD ST DIAL 5566 BARRIE 00t0000000 Dominion Auto Supply 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81230 on your dial A11 CKBB programs listed here are heard Monday through Saturday except where Indicat ed 655 Sign on Band Music 700 Kirks Corner 715 News 735 Market Report 750 News 1500 Sports Roundup 845 Shopping Time 900 Hymns of the World 900 Saturday Serenade 915 Monthru FriAunt Mary 930 Mon thru Sat Mustc Box 1000 News 1005 Morning Matinee 1015 Sat Movie MerryGoRound 1030 Mon thru Fri Movie Merry GoRound 1100 News 1100 Sat News lgtli life iiiwithout 11111111111 and Lorraine and Evelyn Nttll browl 1105 MonchFri Treasure Hunt 1105 TuesThurs Church in the Wildwood 1130 Saturday Story Book 1155 MonchFri Organ Interlude 1200Luncheon Engagement till 1215 Markets Report 1230 News 1242 Regional Weather Report 1250 Bulletin Board 100 Farm Features 100 Sat Agricultural Representa tive 130 Sat Holiday in Rhythm Music in the Air 230 Sat Hillsdale Review 300 Tues Wud Thurs Fri Sat Holiday in Rhythm Hour 600615 Mon Wed Fri March ing Along 615Sports 630 News 650 Bulletin Board 715 MonWedFri house 715 TuesThur This is the Story Sat Your Sat Western Star 730 Mon All Time Hit Parade 730 Tues Playhouse of Favorites Wed All Time Hit Parade Piano Play iliililliil lroii1 ltii 1iiediiii lXttltSHiil ior lll1llll and Ill 115111 libliiiIIS iiiil illillilltgt1 of oianii Nicotaus Lltililllititfi Ii wootliii iiisiiuiiiczitx liti yeais In BORN INCI it ilic iiaci Hospital To ronto on lillliltl 1111 11131 to Mr and MfrI 11 Illti iiiee Mar Print 3111 liilitIi Ayn IUi who son iilliiiiii Allanl cm iN MEMORIAM EIIII1 In memory of ieorge iilliott who liilrmtll away on Nov 53 Illiltl Oh God our help 111 ages past Our hope iOl yeiiis to come ui shelter in the stormy And our eternal home Ioiiily iciiiciiibcred by wife and family 115p blast IVIIII1II loving Iiicinoiy of John Moth died Nov 11148 In our hearts your iiicnioiy lingers Swectly itllflti fond and true There is not day dear John That we do not think of you Sadly missvd by wife and APPRECIATION would like to thank all the good neighbors friends members of the Cookstown and Alliston fire brigades and all those who so will ineg helped to tight the firewall my farm last Thursday 11 is with sinlt cerc appreciation that take 1hilt way of expressing my thoughts Sianford Cook WaubauShene Man Critically Injured Moonstone Crash Orillia NewsLcttct As the result of headon auto mobile collision at the intersection of the Moonstone road and the 10th concession last Wednesday after noon Boyd Bonneville 45 of Wait baushcne is in Soldiers Memorial Hospital and his condition is still serious He suffered multiple skull fracturcsin the accident The attending physician Dr 831 familys mi in llt1l lll creative self ll Illliilllilt eliiittiyitv by ii til in IIilinliit tiri Skill 1i iltiii made his deductions with the Liitii of the telescope Il IIIIII KW WEEKLY iliilri Iit IIt icukly lit$1it1 the Atiko+Elmvale Native 2011 lioitiess is published by Illobl Clarke and Item Rin 1iii litlllltl tinInbch Of The Cari Ilt stuff in Winnipeg and rlilltl First edition was 211 was and 1251 copies were print Ill Normal size will be eight or iiziues Mr Clarke said Iilttllllt said Bonneville regain id partial consciousness last Satur iii afternoon but for the three days following the accident he was 111 state of semicomatose Since then the injured man has responded to some degree Bonneville sustained his injuries when the car he was driving collid iii at the intersection near Eady Lwith car driven by Lyle George ifiiiike 23 of HR Barrie As the result of the lllonnevillcs car skidded 75 liar and ilie driver was thrown out Clarkes tiilllO went out of control and rolled ovcr twice finally coming to rest in ditch with all four wheels in Ihe air Lfl car virtually uninjured But one if the two occupants of the Bonne 1ville vehicle was less fortunate Ken Poikinghorne 30 Waubaush lcnc suffered severe concussion but was released from the Soldiers Memorial Hospitalon Saturday The other occupant Ross Miller 28 also of Waubaushene escaped the accident with shaking up Bonneville was driving north over railroad crossing when the left front portion of his car collided with the right front section of Clarkes car which was proceeding in westerly direction Provincial Constable Jack Shep herd of Waubausheneinvestigated the accident which occurred in Mediontc Township He estimated that the damage to Clarkes vehicle was in the neighborhood of $10001 Exemplifies Former Junior Farmers impact Clarke crawled out of his wrcck Thurs All Time Hit Parade Fri Wayne King Show Sat Childrens Corner 800 News ur Hessllalth 805 Mon Phono Quiz Sat Hayloft Party 815 Thurs Record Bar 830 Mon Double or Nothing 830 Wed Drama Workshop 8307Thurs JayeeeGuest Forum 900 Mon The Mystery Sound 900 Sat Hockey in Waterloo News Interlude In the Chapel News Time Temp Sign of 1045 In theChapel 930 MonThur Record Bar 1000 Fri Hockey Broadcast News Time Tempn Sign Off 1000 Sat Time out for Dancirtg 1015 Thurs Canada at Work 1030 News 1045 In thefChapel 1100 ThursSat IoeMcNeillie Orchestra 1100 News WeatherT Temperature Time SpurtScOres Sign Off CattleMissing Suspect WRusilerS Provincial Police fromy Beaver ton are investigating the disappear4 ance of several head of cattle at Dane Hall Farms on Highway No1 12 not far from Uptergrove The cattlerand pig were lostrduring the latter part of last week by Ed Seedhous Operator of the farmS audit is believed that their dis appearance may have been the work of cattle rustlers such as have been active in other part Of theProvince during recent months The Canadian National Exhibition grounds in Toronto cover on area and BrucKlrkyiDOuglals Queensville attended the funeral FRASER of Streetsville Who is known across Canada asone of the best Holstein breeders in the country wash0ne ored by the Department of Agriculture at recent luncheon as representing the answer to the oftrepeated qustion What has happened to the former Junior Farmers Premier LeslieFrOst presentedMr Fraser with suitably inscribed plaque of the crestof the Province of OntarioMr Fraser and his two boys Jim 13 and Jack are shown with their Champion Bull Spring Farm Fond Hope Also honored was mpmbenof thejcurrent group of junior farmers DellaRomagnOli who had been selected as Spirit of Camp atthe 1950Junior FarmrLeadrship camp held about twomonths ago She was presented with handbag bygLieutenant Governor Hon Ray Lawson0thcrs honored were= four boys of the team theitlenteredj the judging cornI petitions in Britain last summer They are Bruce Witmer Preston David Pelietterio Milton Patrick OLary Loretto sTonns OFFICES murmurS IIESWIMS Haveithose stormyiilndcws clemgdlixed7bnd not IntN Sure roallwinterksetsvlin Over35 years Dupertoned yonr BARRIEWINDWCIEANERS xxxkax ltCV special lectures on diagnosis and surgical treatment OBITUARY 60 Lay Mash insures Iliin Egg Production at Lowest lost James Alva Barnes Dies Ar Detroit Elinvalc Correspondence The death took place on Thurs day October 24 1950 of James va Barnes 11 his home in Detroit Mich Coronary thrombosis was the cause lie was born in Elmvalc July 12 1891 son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Barnes The funeral was held on October 26 from Fred Woods Funeral Home Rev Hull officiated and interment was at Rossland Park cemetery Surviving are his wife the form cr Jcan Miller of Clinton daugh ter Marion two sisters Mrs Wal ter Baldwin of Cooksville and Mrs MORE PRODUCTION Henry Bauldry of Barrie and one at LESS COST wiih the POWERFUL Quality Economy Freshness Ask for qonipleie Coop Feed Price List You can use it to save on Feed Costs Complete Custom Milling and Formula Service For Delivery Phone 2429 COOP BARRIE UU00O 000 brother Norman of Crossland Friends who attended from dis tancc were Mr and Mrs Henry Bauldry Mrs Walter Baldwin Mr and Mrs Mann of Evanston 1n diana Norman Barnes of Cross land Gordon 79 Dies In Sunnidale nuwen IIAINsAws lifelong resident of Sunnidale Township John Wellington Gor don died suddenly of heart at tack at his home on Friday Octo ber 13 1950 He was in his 80th year He was member of the United Church and of the Liberal Party The deceased was born in SLIn nidale on December 20 1870 and lived there all his life He was the son of the late John Gordon arriet Gamble Survr ing him are his wife the former Frances Macham and six children Harry at home Arthur of Dunedin Mrs Frank Mumber son AnneLQ Cookstown Mrs Lloyd Patton Frances of New Lowell Mrs Andrew Montgomery Jean of Collingwood and Mrs Leslie Woods Mildred of New Lowell Funeral services were held New Louell United Church on Monday October 16 Rev Cook conducted the service Pall bearers were Laurence Fred Presser Horace Gilpin Melville Haverson Gilbert carter and Carl Thomas Interment was in Stay ner Cemetery Floral tributes were sent by the WA of the United Church and the Womens Institutes of New Lowell and Cookstown Friends and relatives from Tor onto Victoria Square Midland Collingwood Alliston Thornton Ivy Cookstown Newmarket and featuring the Now Famous MULTIPORT 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