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all the mealy potato into neighborly New Rev George Killen JClarke Ia Condensed Entry By 6R1 20R LARK The line Aml Cidlkth Ntigll it has been assembled is by months mm Um WllOt of eight years on the CBCi boriypNews broadcasts over Jiltwtnli piled very wide audience These million words llill raked and siftedl down to amillion written wordiof sheer delight lt Words pr book Andy Cla t311d His Neighborly Nevswh has been published by mOrning for so many years When Andy Clarke newspaper woman all her be preservedjn book the help 10f her friend Mrs Holland Cox an experienced author Mrs Clarke spent whole earexuacting from those milion ndys flied manuscripts words Sfll ic Ilyerson Press in time to be Christmas gift to someone in all the thousands of homes that were joyoust invad Led by Andys voice every Sunday dicd his widow Vi Dickens Clarke herself life determined that Andys work in recOunting the humor and good Wlll of Canadian rural life should DCEMER tin the book The form into which Each chapter is month of the year from January to ileccmbcf liteins that Andy broadcast in that month during the eight years of his Neighborly News on the air Greg Clark haswritten an intro duction in the form of biography the interesting story of Andy larks happy and friendmaking life One of the features of the book is the index which enables the tale of the pianoplaying do without moments delay It iga unique book uniquely con of people Tile Canadian Weekly Newspap ers Association which with the CBC was responsible for putting AndyClarkc on the air is cooper which are grouped the choicest the4 old Andy Clarke fan to look up Addresses Christian EBusiness Men Hollis Robinson office manager The regular monthly meeting of hu Hmllc branch of Imperial like Barrie Clulstliiil Busmeas Life insurance To wrll attend the Mens Committee was held in tllvigultlcil wedding anniversary of his iCommundy House Tuesday evendplllll 1l3il Mm James Ob jug The Sprkpl was it Riv tumult ill Morrisburg Dill Tuuday George Killen iu the minister lNUV Mr Emma is one or HR phwinlthun Add llk 115 tillltlltli of Mr and Mrs qulumm Km gltldnzzxun wins falniiyvrun ho itei on the banks of the St Law renc it the subject of this re viii azlltlc in the Toronto Globe and Mail by Liana Purser Ills topic Wu derived and his address hr recalled the llltiill lag and the present day lited of al spiritual lctltal lie slated thatl Clllisiails and Ilullchilstians mini tcan fll record Season of Amerh oinist traffic just behind us 211031stoplilltlfxiii$1 bfggfitthe idea of more and more small familyinn hotels bringing com 100 UlltllllullS in tin wiuid toHm DH and prom day as depicted in the litilyllupvlin Mm swim of it Canadian and broadcast tltl liic air inlzctpiwmid wnumws appeal to mu proof of triiilrinloln need of im mi Hm weeks ago when Spiritual awakening Wliiii of two such places one in Chairman Les uqu in liilelCiilllil and oil3 lll Orillia opcniniz ltllltllk stated that the Since then have stayed for minpost of the tHMC is to pro few days in quite spectacular vide nridlzln fellowsth and iii example of lift family enterprise bring llltll in gtlill knowlcdui tn me lung pgrjod of of the Lord Jesus iiirist year The Man at the Wheel and paging mm mm Barrio up when llilltllllll to eastern holi Wn Hm mm AMEN Min day Hounds have noticed in pass hmd mm and 01mm ling few miles out of Morrisburg The next llittlllltl will be at thclllw 019 hmsos one Of vhwh Cununtunty House the liisi Tins day of December at 530 pm ARGENTINE BUTTE pronlire pleasant and profitable Tilt Allltllllllt llilllllblllf 0f Indus cvening and welconw any men who fly has ilnnuunud mW minimum itlljU fine Silltirrtillti and iiicssulu illlliifi 10 be llilid Illtltillctls Or ibutterfat For extra quality butter lint the increase is about 25 per WATCH FITTINGS iivllt According to trade informa There is danger in poorly iiitinc lion butter factories have current Istove and furnace pipis liscapinr ly been paying producers extra for coal gas is probable disastrous cream for the manufacture of but fire may even be in the making ter iOf Many IiIulip Clans Each iHas Gift for Your Garden or the bear that freed the hunteu structh and certain to be an abid ing sweet memory to multitude atinj with CBC and the publishers he very cream ofxthc stories hcpfin publicizing Andy Clarke and USde had culled from the we his Neighborly News and steps ue 1851 winter she enlisted amongthe host of Andys fri injthenewspapcr and radio lSllt committee consisting of Purcell general manage adian Pro 1are being taken to make it easily available to all who desire copies for Christmas The price is $300 Men JOOPS IN ASIA The rst international meeting on rural cooperativcs sponsored by FAQ is being held at Lucknow India Herald and Org C1 Frank Macintyre of tbs est to it Of canned soups canned broth it you have no ptock govsmcowmn rleSimmer dozen smxl Oysters in eupsfhots water Remove scum il brotlp Chop Oysters fine llldd cup chopped crisp cooked balcony labl In chopped celery demon gemstershlre sauce Welemon juice tea all some pepper Com ysterg liquor Make and cooIgeritly just Makes cups all sl or 5pm The Government of India is host member countries in Asia and le Far East are attending as well representatives of other interna onal organizations The conference isa technical Aneetirtg to promote discussion vegemong experts in the cooperative sumjeld on problems of and develop v9 rents inconnection with rural co sma eratives similar meeting is Mt armed next year in the Near East etwnv NOT SENOA COPY or THE 3059 EXAMINER TO FRIEND f4 leftover ibakied pdtatSLE JOmOHOmOS ATING COMFORTABLE Cutie half WMY scWilla heating is also ECONOMICAL Mash potatoes coarsely with clips strained Add cups rich homeland chg 0th or oup lfatd Wit Breeder Tulip Cottage Tulip Darwin Tulip Darwin tulips are so popularxbeforc the late tulips bloom For inowadays many amateurs do not suburban borders the early variety realize there are other tulip clans Gen Dcht deep orange with with colors and qualities which rich fragrance is excellent Darwins lack which can prolongl The tall late tulips include the the tulip season and enrich the Darwin Cottage and Breeder clans garden display Of these the breeders are the old Take the point of earliness which est the other two being bred from is so important in the springBrecdei varieties though their ex Thrcc weeks before any Darwinzact parentage is not known tblooms the species tulips are out Darwin tulips are characterized These are wild kinds originating in by soft coloring with whitequr Asia from which the various gala bloom giving the effect of pastel den tulips are supposed to havepicturc Originally tlfey had no been bred Red Emperor mostlyellow varieties and only poor Iwidely grown is one of the largest whites but these lacks have been and probably the most vivid red made up by later introductions tulip in existence Its huge flower Cottage tulips have bright clear is borne on an 18inch stem though colors like the early kinds but it seldom stands up straight blossom at the same time as the Next to bloom are the early iul Darwins and stand on tall stems ips which forty years ago wercEach of these late owering clans the favorites for planting in this can contribute to garden display country and continue to be so in something which the others lack continental Europe They wereiand all should be represented in bred for planting in formal ar the gardenu Tulip growers rElite rangements such as round beds and crossing these three types to pro straight borders beside walks and duce new varieties and havemct in front yards They have the their greatest success with the bright clear colors of the species Cottage tulips which now have the group and amazing uniforrnity largest yellow varieties Golden standing on short stout stems all Harvest and Mrs Scheepers owers of variety the same height Breeder tulips oldest garden and owering at the same time type have rich dark colors and SOme early tulips should be huge owers The variety Dom planted if only to enjoy their Pedro coffeecplored brown is brightgcolors including red pink one of the most fragrant of all orange and yellow for two weeks owers gruesmrsovr Primemlnlste Laure ghts wife apparently baskept Oneperson declared soon after beep lugl prime mini to take dancflnglessons gltliljh fail he officallycpened thafirst on margarine Parents of Hollis Robinson Celebratlng Golden Wedding touting in musing next year from the Hospital for Sick Children1i WWW FROM THE FILES OF 1899 majority of 16 were in favor Of separation in the November vote between Barrie and Alli dale Six young county men left for the Transvaal war and farmers were busy getting up their turnips according to the rural currepond nts Household Hints The mat est way to mend taffeta waists where they split from constant creasing is to put court plaster an die back of the break and prmwlth it hot tron It is nearly always successful ex was pomted out to us as the farm er home of Mr and Mrs George Cook of Montreal two of whose ldaughters mailed Englishmen and became the Countess of Millie and he Countess of Haddmgton it has been turned into guest house and uilh its flowrr beds broad lawns ulld encircling ciarlduhs overlook ing lflc St Lawrence always look ed like apleasant place to stay lThis fall we hd stay at Edgehill Iand found its inner workings just El interesting and attractive as its outward appearance This was largely due we soon learned to Ill family aspect of the enterprist Though little outside help had Pulmcnt been employed lit the peak Of the Forerunner of Ready Mix season while we were thrTEwe Something new Pumpkin dour saw nobody daing anything aboulin packages One package makes the place but members of the pi Easily mnde one mu gr lam gpllmpkins makes 100 pounds of Mr and Mrs James Robinsoninour had brought up their 13 children They are showin well on rented farm in the neighbor made lined lactic lust stylt hand and given each good edui for $350 and readytowear ration Scattered now scarcelyl hats from Ml cents to $250 one of them fails to turn up durE Entertainment At Ithe Opera ing the tourist season to help withiHouse on Saturday Novomber the operation of Edgehill and near afternoon and evening will be plt by EVLIHICLH allthe btiIUtiNIiccnted Dumas romantic drama old Chrysler house with its tall M0me Cristo itaastash Morrisons with bathrooms for the accomrnoi pmucl or Goon mash datiun of guests who take their piccc Faust at 00 meals at the mom house Son Wal cuion Presem tour com lacewhu ha daughter grad mete rm mo sue cmful seasons ever recorded in theatrical history At the Grand Open House November Handsome war maps of the Transvaal War were offered free to Family Herald subscribers Ladies fine kid Button and Lace Boots kid tlp fancy fox quarter extension sole not too heavy solid Insole slze 29 to very natty style well worth $175 In the November 1899 Exam lner it was reported that General Manager Hays of the GTR in Men treal had told commission from Barrie that he felt sure that hotel with capacity for at least 300 could be kept filled tforlne entire season at Barrie few years agq when gowns were ruffled to the waist puffs and lacks were the common lot of life but Fash ion is about as sensible now looks after Evrrgrceil Hall and down near the river halfdozen romny cabins completely equipped with bathrooms and other conven iences With the two houses and the cabins more than 50 people can be accommodated In the early sea sona group of about 60 YWCA personnel met here for confer ence and refresher course In few days now both houses will be filled with children and grandchildren and the sisters and the cousins and the aunts of the Robinson family gathered to cele brate on Nov the golden wed ding of Mr and Mrs Robinson The big kitchen at Edgehill has all the welcoming cheer of an old farm kitchen and at the same time every kind of modern equipment from Iccpfrczc unit and walkin refrigerator to gas drills and eicc tric ranges Here Mrs Robinson bustles about making suc pies as mother used to makebut only an outstanding mother at that for the pastry is superlative To see her in efficient action you would never dream that she had been married 50 years Nor Mr Robinson either who can do just anything in the way of carpentry and re pairs The rooms in this house bear on the doors the names of the five daughters Evelyn nurse trained and practising in Buffalo Lois graduate in Home Economics from Guelph and Toronto who works in Torontoin the winter Ruth comptometer operator in the Air Force during the war now mar ried and living in Windsor Dor een who teaches hairdressing in Toronto school Daena graduate of Toronto General Hospital who nurses in Toronto Each girl designed the furnish ing of the room that bears her name and the five of them did all the work too even the paper hanging When we were atrlEdgehill the others had returned to their win ter homes and work but Evelyn and Lois both simply bouncing with cheerfulncss and energy were here there and eyerywhere help ing in the kitchen making beds waiting on table Then there were the suns Wal lace of whom Ive told you who spends the year round on the place Thomas married and living at Cape Cod Lorne Toronto graduate in medicine practising near Ottawa and turning up at weekends to help with the place Hugh graduate of Queens cer titled public accountant Harold graduate of OAC chemist and manufacturer in Toronto Hollis in insurance at Barrie John grad uate of OAC veterinarian prac tisjng in Delnware Donald the youngest of the boys stays at home and helps about the place BELGIAN MEAT The contract between Belgium and the Argentine which is now about year old included 40 thoul sand tons of Argentine meat of which only quarter has been de livered so far It is reported that with more meat available in Eur ope Belgium may not extend the agreement to include the unlled portion of the contract LAFFADAY OopsiIardon me Mr Whitei MONDAY NQVEMEER PreSchool Play Leadershi Trainin CourseNovglZ To Be Plans are underway to hold training course for those who assist or are interested in assisting with proschool play grounds in the community on volunteer basis it is to be held from Monday Nov ember 21 to November 1949 at the home Of Mrs Simpson Thornton This course was developed due to the interest shown in the pre school play directed by Fern Ham pel and Louise Collcy of the Coun ty Recreation Committee at Guth lie last year in connection with an agricultural short course The services of Mrs Johnson from the Institute of Child Study have been procured to lead in lec tures and discussion There will be an opportunity too for demon strations Of various play activities including songs stories rhythms and art as we can expect her to be and little girls gown doesnot need ruffles around the bottom to look stylish On Monday afternoon October 30 while near the freight sheds the tongue of Smiths wagon slipped to the ground upsetting the rig The spirited team started to run but Mr Smith hung right on though he was dragged face downwards for some distanceand succeeded ill stopping them farmers team standing at the freight sheds took fright at the performance going as fares the Clarkson House before they were stopped this baby vi eld At Thornton Home This course is being sponsored by the Simcoe County Recreation Committee in cooperation with the Community Programs Branch oi the Ontario Department of Educa tion one interested may obtain informa tion from CounLv Health Unit 01 Childrens Aid personnel in the various districts or from Loulse Culley SimcoeCounty floss Block Barrie The fee is nominal and any Recreational Director for can you identity ANSWER 0N PAGE Scale Repairs ALL MAKES Andersens Scale Service Sales Repairs Service RR No STROUD Plumbing PHONE 36R22 Heating Air Conditioning Authorized Dealer For The Famous Howard South Wind Air Conditioning Units also PEASE ECONOMY FURNACES 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