Barrie Examiner, 21 Jun 1951, p. 22

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ug 11 mi Exams THURSDAY was 21 mi Visa to CPR st LUC YARD SEE PUSH BUTTON CONTROL IN FREiGiiT MARSHALLING EN WA 115 Highlight 11 Montreal for tion of the zitaiio Qtizltt ion of the aiiuiii papers Associatio lieu of the ways nyw 11111 visualexplaiistiin of is It is t1ttlllill hump retartiii and lhtit North yard is 1ii of Mozitiiiii BOIttut area Of has liailt lli llli first on tli ioni mullet Meet Mayor Houde at Montreal Chalet uorlz the trains have to do when lllotlr On Final Convention Du The tour was specially arranged the CPR for Saturday final day of the convention itiil pmpie in Montreal it ifu Qnebcc towns and New York State spotless special train was made up ill Windsor Station llth Diesel inane amt flat car converted for oleintilluil ltltpttscs by the erec 1101 ot railing and plank seating it warm and sunny when the 1111 pulled out 11 ll nin so many Lidtzthlngc of thl ob iilltiili car although it got bit tilil Ilfllt til the ltltllc rc tiiitnl to lhi luxurious comfort of new illltilltllllilllltl passenger With some 200 from Ontario ll tits lllll Mod oilti Am lillil ti lliitc piiipii took 013111 trucks mi inutn lllltll ninpbili director of pub llti itlatimis for lll i7iotl lii src the party Match also of public relations icioiipiiiicd ilnll with numerous tlll officials As it happened it line of some 75 iiiitlil cars tIt being Illnvitl up to the hump when llll iiiarshgitling yard lltlltf ithllitl along easily up the litil stttti tilllllt as 1111 booster lhcsc cars cami from which has l5 and can icconuuodntc ltailuny Iiilis Mtltcd the 11 lituzllt t1 Allltifl was at the Ed ii iii =itiiiti tVtl lii lii iii roading pies situplii 11 its illilLIlitili the special iii We lili litIivl iii booklet and that ii til iiiit liiiil tifiiillll took place cinatcd tlllllt Ilzi lti 111 had ccii 11 math sin cutlu We arrived at They were lirliiit 14ltilll iiitl 1lilili hm City of Montreal provided dinner at the Chalet Mayor lloude was in constant at tendance With Mr Giles he made the rounds of the tables and met everyone in person stopping here and there for briefi chat as in the case of the aboVe picture His Worship is colorful personality and we would judge quite popular among most tive Montrealers Following dinner be per sonally organized the dancing at Patti Jones Many newspapermen noted With interest that the Mayor sang with his guests both Canada and God Save The King Al MONTREAL CHALEI Back row left to right Walls Barrie Examiner Mayor Camillien Houdc of Montreal Bob Giles Lachute Quebec secretary of the OntarioQuebec Division of CWNA Atkey Clinton Mrs Walls and Mrs Atkey During the recent 0ntarioQuebccNew York State newspaper gathering in Mon treal Mayor Houde proved to be most congenial host His Worship arranged tour of the city Thursday afternoon with visits to many famous places and climaxcd at the top of Mount Royal with its unforgettable view fill 115 ii bill lltStl llll ltlllvllll yard ti lllltlt Ill1 illliitll ciiiitmt omies NewsRecord Frout lll1t are two Move in One llirwtiou row All liltitti lllilt iii lift illllilltinl tllttlllll llit iii on iii and mourn lllilt iltii ill otiiiil main control of the iimnp office and the re liitli llilllltll lower down by tllt tiitiniicc to the classification yard Winn train enters the yard an switches lltl 1i iiiiiii llliW lllllllitdl llltltl til llli ltl lllllliill lllt it tcivittg iitil 1ti the hump lltl l4l Im car itspcclion iiiii ricd out to the ci piri id led in the and receiving then tele signals The yard office His list of lrcigllt cars to the The road engine diesel starts up to the rim glmi yd iliaclt Provision iiiiiii tor lli ion to tttlllit lrltl Ill linp 1iui iiiccv lnlnic lllcthpnrturtmud to in illllllllttl into IllIltllllllt 1oH point stiil flow illlllllli operator cut oil shining the long huuip Here the hump operator sits in glossedin room switches before hint more slowly up the grade they are Illllilll and redirected if repairs needed Hos are also Weightt1 in motion an automatic track scale just Hurst the crest itiiukcnuin beside the tracks on the hump cuts off the cars as required and the foreman by his automatic switches diverts them to the desig by pushbutton con and sary lli Iitlittl intii lim ti ozii liitli tilltil llli illlllli Hi lliltii with it panel of As the cars Newspapermen Visit St luc Yard 1hr iiiiililiiw lillil points of itll 2o llli hump of MllllllTH My MMe 22 noted tracks is DjigYE In his lower the rctarder oper Htlil judges the speed of the cars iiil controls their forward acceler ation Altogether there are 10 re tziidiis on the tracks and to us this sitmetl like quite specialized job for the operator to have toicontrol tneii speed from distance by his own sight judgment so that they move into the right tracks at just lhc right speed to couple with the next car ahead 1500130015 ltilyl Large Capacity lessliadelli The classification yard Allowam lllltlts with Ulnar Sues it equally low pitta has 40 for 1550 icars and this leads directly to the idepzuture yard with 35 tracks and capacity The St Luc liyard originally planned in 1925 gwas completed this year at re cost of WW officials handling over one thousand cars as day now but could marshal upto three thousand when needed It is truly capacity $1717 car in new Guaranteed Goodyear Marathon with thicker lulu tread to give you even greater mileage Its bra stated that they were And now you can have your choice of tread desigiistie Bmootlrrunning rib tread or the famous Goodyear diamond traction tread Only illuruflion gttes you this choice it loivlprice field remarkable opera tion but youhavc to see it to ap preciate it After hump and retarder operations at closckhnnd our partPboa rdedthe the train fwas man Pickell Paris Star Clayton Charts Chesley Enterprise Stouffville Tribune EarroW Brace bride Gazette Mr Spence Shearer BlenheiniiNewsRgcordLR GilesLachute Watchman WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS and editors of the OntarioQuebec Division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Associa non took one out frOm their convention in inwaraown besidei the Emma iMpntreal to visit the Canadian Pacific Rail iionse with 37 stalls house as the railroadcrs called it unique feature here is that the big engines make their wayinto and out of the shop on injectionsof live steam their fireboxes cold watching Nolan the See us today for this Good SlJUCiaI Salli Hind yearicagelidrgain WWW ways StLuc freight teinal Shown hererrat the hump OfficemfwtheiChronicleDrrRWilsonShawiniganFalls Standard Craven Ridgetown Dom inion andLucien Guertin Shawinigan Falls round George Cadogan Durham IOOK FOR IHIS HIGH SIGN OF QUALIIY yard are group of the newlyelected 0f ficers led by President Spence cenf tre of the Strathroy AgeDispatch Leftgto flit lotilwocoooo loot r1010 outadeoodvvv aavlaca NEWS OF ELMVALE WWONDOIOOIOOIr JUNE iiiom ouve Clute Reg of Battle spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Wa lacv Cline Miss Betty Stewart of Toronto spent few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Stewart Mrs Townes of Oriilin spent the Week with Mr and Mrs Mannig Miss Doreen Pearson of Toronto spent the weekend with tier par ents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pearson Mrs Ewan Thurlow and Mr and Mrs WJ Stewartattended the funeral of the late Mrs Rnsrcli 111 Toronto on June 13 Dr and Mrs Brock are 111 motor tripthrough USA Hon llitchie of Toronto spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Ritchie Clute flirt and Dawson spent Sunday with Mr and Mis Joseph Chile at Midland William and lenStott attended the funeral of the late Miss Flor ence Blunton of Allandale Mr and Mrs James Adams Mrs Annie Adams and Mrs Aggie Little of Toronto visited on Sundaygwiln Mr and Mrs JOHN Arnold art in nr Accident Many friends inlthc district Will be sorry to licarthat Mrs harles Lennox and Miss Margaret were in car accident on Sunday afternoon They were rushed by ambulance to the Royal Victoria Hospital Bar rte 0n the Sick List Rolland Blrick is patient in St Andrews Hospital Midland where he had an operation performed LeonardBeardsall is present in St Andrews Hospital He fractured leg in mishap with the tractor and 11 Chapplc had three ting ers badly cut by power saw at the planing mill where he was eni pioyed Their many friends wish them speedy recovery Mr and Mrs Grant Pyburn of Ieterborougli and Mr and Mrs lyburn of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Beard sall Members Entertain Their Ladies Elmvale Board Of Trade members entertained their ladies on Wednes day evening at Bridgeview Ipn Wasaga Beach Following bounti ful supper few games of court whist were played and prizes went to Mr and Mrs Fred Morrissey for high couple Mrs Tipping won high honors andlred Ritchie was winner for gentlemen Receives BA Congratulations to Miss Victorenc Draper daughter of Mr and Mis John Draper who received her Bachelor of Arts degree Miss Gwen Corcoran daughter of Dr and Mrs Corcoran who graduated in Modern History Miss Nora Jon es daughter of Mrs Jones and the late Rev Jones who passed in the geography course and Bob Copeland son of Mr and Mrs Copeland on successfullyeoiiiplet ing his four yenrscourse at the Uni versity of Toronto in honor geii graphy Elmvale Council Meetin held with all members present were read and approved The fol lowing accounts were passed for payment Campbellhardware ac count $215 Player account $150 Alvin Hisey spreading dow flaksa$350 Fred Grigg spread ing dowflake $350 Ea Ferguso cleaning out culvert $650 Pilon bulldozing at dump $6375 Howard Grier work at dump $91 member ship fee Association of Mayors and arris 101 Elizabeth St PHQNE 2872 auritonlltn Goon can LEchode St Maurice RiderofWbm rightsWLA JamesrBowmanVille Statese Some of the editors climbed out for ride on the big turntable but this was nothing newhere having been to Allandale shops on several occasions However house at St Lc is smokelessfdue system The shops ntainthci1atest equipment for inspection testing minor repairs Some figures shunting diesel costs $115000 freight unit $150 the weekend at Bruce Wiees 000 passenger diesel $235000 die sel booster $34000 in the future if present plans con tinue bothof Canadas big rail ways wittitjwcompeteiy dieselizd we understand 0n the way back Station the licious Douglas Richardson if Toronto is ispending fewdays Wes Hoggs Mr anders ton Bjork of Huntsville spent aicouplegofr daysi with Mrand MrsBernard Pope who in turn spentSunday with til3 former at Huntsville Glad Mr 13 Pope Sr is able to be home again from the hospital where he spent the last week or more gt Mr and Mrs Mrs Goodhand rind Mr and Mrs Crawford and Dianne vis tied with Mr and Mrs William Adamson in Oshawaron Sunday Toronto spent Sunday at the Pope home and little Carole Popeiac Midland Rotary Club Receivedj At some time round to the mam Charter Friday Rotarians from Barrie Orillia Gravenhurst Brampton PeterborOugh andLind say gathered in Midland last Fri day night June 15 at the charter night banqule the new Mid land Rotary Club District guson to Windsor CPR provided de luncheon served from dining car and eaten in our seats of the tables There was wide choice of food appetizingly laid out The hug cake wasa work1pfzirt bearing the words Canadian Pacific and the railways insignaa beaVer As one editorcomnrenteddfterT wards When one sees the valuable eguipment and gains some idea of greasing and Aurora Deaside buffet DEALER WV static train from special ice and family Bring ns AND WITHOUT THE DISCOMFORT Governor Arthur Fer Gravenhurst made the targpieserdatlon Theace organized under club was the Out of Penetangi evrials are already on Ahand owemmmamemmw SUMMER HEAT auspices of Orillia Rotary Club Fabrs companied them to Wasaga spend 7a few days holiday iMr and Mrs Edward Gibbons andffamily and Mrs Robert Gib lions yisitedgyvith Mr and Mrs Micks of Creemore on Sundayrw the cost of maintenance of rail road one is doubly appreciative of the servieesthe railways of Can ada render for our citizens JUNETSVMETWMri can Bowman and children visited at Meaford on Sundaywtth the litt ters relativesMi LPaterson and Mrs and Mrs IVan Pat Repilsm in New George Alpine Passes Wordrwasdgeceived over Sthe weekendmf the sudden passing of Mr George Alpine of Oshawa Mr Alpine spent his boyhood at Vinc and was wellknown byrimstf In this district He was veteran of World War Land at the timgmt his death was employed with thexBell Telephone Sincere sympathy oi this community go tothei bereaved relatives Eula and erson Mr andMis Bowman Allen Grant and Hugh Reed spent Suri dayat Beaverton with parents Marion and Recoveryourupholstered pieces with new ID and exciting fabrics that will bringsunshine into every room In your home 9200 Pauefihs and iii the latters Wallace Black spent Sunday at Herb Shannons 411 ugCIAI Sunday Wt iic ilz 414C 11 IchlK Mrs 11 inprovmg 1c up for part of estimate on iristallritzin waterinain northerly St to William St in Louie St Lizici fairlll spent Sun ilatt Mrs I1 Bedford lltlllictl anniversary lhurctnii Umtel zlciig tiiitzit Citiii llttuml Sturgeon spent the vetomt in Toronto institute and neigh iuiis litlt hucz 211 the home DI floss Bell Illi 11 ionor of bridetwin inc Slldgtim Three Elders Ordained In the presence of tinge coi Entitliltl gregation three new Ilitlllic5gt in St Johns United tiiit elders are William Clement and lift REV lityfltiltli Iizilzi impressive Margaret Linnos lllltttl of flowers memory of her father merit of the Lords Supper oils served by ttilsllliipcls utilities all menibcis of llllltl ifi htriches membership by certificate Sunday ic new 151111ill tilts Friday that 314 1Iiy and slots with lliilcs tcrc 13 DilltS William Hunter Mr iliiciier and Ernest Nclrott litekland and iiiirgt 51415 oil Dl1t lfll Iiiitl llil 311 it titil tlt Dales Mrs lioiii all of lor 111 lfiil coil is it the some home llerb Hill and ii 111 were iecrtsml illitl Mis lorl lcilit llt STEELES CORNERS M1 tanMr ttlds and Betty of Toronto ti II Arnolds on Satintho Ml illltl MIS Stovoltl ilittli and Larry spent Sunday will loi onto friend Mr and Mrs lltll Arnold lriduy visitors lIll liltlitl til it 1orritl guests GreggDavls thuridiill The tended anniversarr serviei United Church Mr and Mrs tiiilli liiid iiiiiib trouble YOU ignition trouble unless you have it checked 11131111 1N TODAY BRENNAN llltl Electric Service ltltltll and tll lirii may have car Mrs Sunday illltl iil and 11 ll Douglas ltolt ill family and Mr and Airs iornoi Ilurcs itluuys double lctitii in llic used cars on our lots all ears and outfit are top llltJlll ktlllli il outstanding values out oNViMiNr tui llNtlI PLAN Visit our Used ar Lots today PLUS tocaiiious ro SERVE YOU Corner at John and bradtord Sis Essa Road Plphers Garage wetst use 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN Spotless conditth 1950 PONTIAC OACII 1949 PONTIAC AIl 1949 CHEVROLET SED 1948 PONTIAC COACH 1042 DODG SEDAN 11140 PONTIAC COACH DODGE SEDAN 1938 CHRYSLER SEDAb On June council meetingrwas Minutes of the previous meeting 1931 CHEVROLET COA to choose from DODGE coitcu 1939 roan PANEL nouuereauiewspeeiais These ears feature quality and price that is away below todays market 1940 BUICK SEDAN 1938 FORD SEDAN 1937 CIIEVROL ilOA Reeves $5 expenses of delegateto convention $2152 Hardwick cleaning culverts and dowflakefi $15125 Mchedby cooper si conded byF Webster ordered that 7a grant Lofw $9007 be rrmaderjto Father Lions ClubMoved by Webster seconded by Rowley ordered that the engineer be asked for an 1950 Glue TON ab and chassis in excel Boatsto0peiate lent emulition if 1950 Gilli PICKUP 12 ton 1948 GMC ton 1947 STUDEBAKER PICKUP ton lilNIliltMtllllilS PONTIAC Billet farmSpecial 1941 DODGE cab and chassis dual wile 112 ton 1937FORD platform and racks 112 ton Willi Normal Loads Georgian Bay Tourist and SteamshipyiiLimited has sgiven notice that they will operate the Midland City and City of Dover this summer with normal pass enger loads 10mm 12 Approval has beenfgiVen the company by thefederal Depart Iment of Transport However the Midland City will have to install an automatic sprinkler system before she starts hrruns Mat Midlands 30000 Isiand Naviga mlmm RUCKSVF reel tioiis RaniioeorgiaaBayTourist and Steamships Ltd mic inidnlhlyfinbome to your depeglqnt if you did vbllforo ranching retirement brat prize r1 olto no you cl ar or or so monthly income to you iiithe event of your lotuldisubilitythrouin sickness or accident Nnxaulnnnmaurra ss $sss rarEyGOOdhandrBairierspen Vs in wrcigcolor Tang Choose upholstery material from selection of Tapestries Velours Mohairs Moquettes Friezes Matlesscs Brocntelles and Damask moan an axis swam poetics new b1414DANGBRFIELDMOTORS 2433 nnAonItD sir salinity 91 sssaysssssasssss ossssssssssss lThis monthly gleam doubled it you meet with deotbby accident Ask fbrourj pamphlet FourFold Protection Provides ltwiII interest you monthly Iinco me to yotififor life at retirement edfration TORONVIO Lounsaunv Divisional Manager 01 Drillla WILTON District Manager

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