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emu2N auras Ry nsan GAIL one came sheaths Hamiltonraentioned desin able when he was here was the Japanese Maple There is planting of this shrub near the better greenhouse at Niagara Falls which shall always remember There are quite number of thc same shrubs with some yelldw privet interspersed among them and they are joy tobehold This shnlh will grow in Barrie though few are planted We have be one for eight yurslso knowi will live They do not grow as large or perhapsreaeh perfeo tion like they no in warmer climes but they do make col ourful lawn specimen or give contrast to other shrubs LIKE THE Magnolia which also is planted rarely here it needs some shelter Another ornamental tree not often seen here but recommended by Mr Hamilton was the Japanese Cherry HE WAS very keen onhaving the people of our district vsiit Niagara Falls and especially the gardeners school around May 10 of Oct 10 Since May in would also been excellent time to see Hamilton Rookery we hope to make this wish come trueiand if we do we will plan on more time to really enjoy the plantings at the gardeners schools 1inis YEAR the seed catalogues dont seem to have come out With many new introductions Maybe that is just as well for it Will leave RSMs Conler Camp Bprden The Rslits gathering at Camp Borden represent some 500 years of service among them The agenda runs the gamut of conveynl tional infantry subiects wrth three days of discussion on atomic chemical and biological warlare Colonel Peter Birigham 350 CD Commandant of the School of infantry and licld sol who rose from the ranks wr an al most devout respect for ihe RSM said the red carpet Will be out for these men Theyre thebacic bone of the infantry Morethan tradit in the long history of the loot so the RSM occupies morgue lion between commissm mlaaioncd status in the mum is subordinates hit Mr hip andhis Elipcriols all llcizracks strongce vcr some 800 men to pen gt evar and at the sametimetha must be their father confesso Des ite their proficiency ascer eer diers not manyRSlls eck or accept commissm Some as temptation to rpend on money on the newsmplaatrand can concern to be tried and true lPBQInSBD you some of the yariatlesof perennials as tried by ll Johnson of our society phenmmu hrids and if yo wish fine en le fat them yisit Kemps play on Clappertnn Street early July 1308 those three YPSOPHELlA Babys limth Bristul FatryHeliopsisGreen Beart Lytliru Morden Pink HARDY PHLOXAII John Pal stafl Dally Sketch ElhabethArv den Europa Evangeline Spitfire Sweetheart Jules Sandeau She ev Miss Lingard and rrnsrnnun Jamls vkuwy Rudbeckia The Kin cronies Spieata Blue or Pink form part of every gardeners Interest litre araia few choice varieties Beans opcrop Tendergreen beets Little Egypt Detrolt Dark RN cabbage Golden Aire Savoy Chiib tain carrot Gold Pelt SCarlet Nantes sweet corn Hybrid ieties cucumbers Sure Crop lly brids StraightEight peas Little Marvel pepper Early California squashyButtercup Tabla Queen Buttercup tomatoe Bon nie Best John Bull Bounty Stokesdale THEBI$LE TQDAY District secreted UpperCanals Bible Society Fifu million adults have learnV ed to read since 1945 through the world literacy movement This is an unprecedented opportunity for the Bible Society Each year is million more lit crates are added to this numbc or the Word of God The Communists are grasping at this obgiousopportunlty and are attempting to flood the world with their iternture More of the works fM Engels Lenin and Stalin have een circulated since 1917 than all the BiblcSb the an dcietéeshbagkeghhy the to st an the vr huge in concept of missronary or gives emphasi to the im mna cedtthemative church lp ith euphoritylo his own tiie national Christian ve llibie in his own language and opies available for say its better to bethelng fish in the little pool than vice ver The RSM trains Junior officers as well as other ranks According to Col Bingharn he must have voice of steel iron determination and heart of oak One infantry private soldier fresh from basic traming was aghast at the thought of25 RSlls converging for 10 days on the School of Infantry lm applying forthwith for leave he said Butt of many jok songs endless stories the SM is per haps the hardest working soldier in battalion His responsibilities in training orbattle are tremen dous isions and disclplili ary co trol often may mean life or deat on the battlefield Whatever their future or the outcome oftheir conference old soldiers will say that more than an atom bomb is needed ot take the infantry RSM off the fieldof action Among those attending the con ference are RSM Slillwcllpchainnan Camp Borde Regiment London BSMs Austin and rimes Princess Patrieins Canad nLight Infan try Calgarl RSMsP Hache Broehu and Rouleau Royal 22nd Regiment Quebec City 1151915 McManué Ferris and Silver Lee Canadian Guards Regiment Petalt wawa RSM Dussnult Canadian Guards Valcartier RSM Duckett Canadian Guards Ipper nd distribution in placewhere missionarie may able to remain long ust be published in the language oi the people the might be the backbone and basic tool the indigenous church and the Holy Spirit as in Chinatcr any osts of refugees overthe world whose only help is from thechurch are asking or theChurc sB rd persdns angu hail race or nation the Bible speaks HOPE to him This need of refugees and of new literatias presentst Chris tans everywhere the greatest chal lenge in history Suggested readings week for Frida Satur RSMsfFred Burns and Fuller Royal Canadian lntbla newrnener re avebio inllflssyprlntl4 wash nsus Smith 11 11 Finnie Blakeneyfllhemack Watch Alderahot NS 115 Demmy and PageAQueens Own Rifles of Canada Edmonton RSM Rowbotham QOB of Vic RSMS Mickey Arsenault and amp Borden Wando Laxtons Profi They look to usare asking us CANADAS CURLERSare shown at Chi Hobs where theyvlearhed FilghtSergesntBill Beaten Win theRCAFbemre flyingsouth to participate in the Manitoba honsplel Witnbnbafew ng enperlenée the Eskinios quickiy tothe uh WYEYALEV Mrs Allison Brock is stilla patient in the General hospital Toronto Glhd to see Edisonxboan home again alter seven weeksin To ronto General Hospital World Day of Prayer was ob served in the United Church on Friday afternoon with good at tendance of ladies from here and Waverley Mrs MeClung of Elm vale spoke on The Lords Prayr er Sincere Syihpathy Sympathy is family and relatives of the late lred Stott who passedaway week ago mineral services were held here Feb 10 with interment in Wye 1c Cemetery tbelrown repairs Garage locate Phone 8168Resldence 4351 shortage of missionarie and extended to the llo It Yoarsell iiilllilllll awe and whining tools run 611m Mani same from 4e Charlie caring garne Arthur Wilkinson on Thursday fromgSuhpybiook Hospital much in healih Mr andlfrs ronto spent the end latters parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Robinso Mrs Duncan Graham spent the weekend with her so inlaw and daughter Mr and Duekworth Dedication Service number of visitors and the Angus United church Jr chap31 tended the morning service at Grenfel United Church sunday Feb 19 when they dedicated the new Hammond electn rgan Dr improved to personainterestedm cola at ASL For Intonation rs is explaining who are fro ll Cousland Toronto preach very impressive sermon Dr to land aiso took theser vice at ugus United Church on nday chning and preach to large congregatlo Mr and Mrs Vern ylof nd spent the weekend with Verns arents Mr and Mrs Alfred lay or Houscys Rapids wm iwHIfLLEf YOU laminate key and of to Womens mens institute hersister Alliston hose funeral was Fri am knowles and urnne Leod lapent the weekend with lrlenda injloronto areas wrist am William Perry had the his fortune tolliland break herwrist new and riltheweek¢hd with Mr nnd Mrs Barker lnEurlord the Gordon Willie Adams and le Adams The quartet has beendraw mmuch attemion as they curry their Mrs Knovd ed on Friday with Mr and Mrs George Dayulioneyw and Miss II gt rs Willinm Tiv dale ele rs ed their Congrntu Quite rte ducal the World Day of Prayer in ha United Church Friday in the absence high back controlapnnel withvsunshine Fully Automatic Clock Control two Full Bake Ovens jeach with Thor SynchroH InOvén Barbec rid uper Speed urface smokeless inserts gt the Ne Broiler extrafiiSpeen two appliance butl ts one timed Association and Woi MuWoodsworth Sol tested by all the members who Wilfmahu ingenui ltrn Thuradny creme ninth anniversaryol the auxil Atteiatba business was con cluded theyall nt dawn to WHY sandwich peas pickles cake and ice cream which was en wem Present WA It triag The Februarymeetingofth WalnutsAssociation was held at Mrs Joe Gordons The president opened thenleeting with apoern MrsDon Duff conducted the de votional period opening with hymn and lowedby th prayer Roll on vlous meeting rec hepartr wereaiv mess period inw had to hold apotiu the church March study at the PacifipCoas pdians Closed with hymn Adelicious lunch was servicd hy the hostesses Mrs Don Duff Miss 1501 and next meet rs 11 atm Mrs William ult ndjaon are visiting with friends at$turgmn Fa ertw EyeAngleoven Windows and Lights lndiv dilailel IllLites esl kitchen Bake large pies aftuilla est roasting pan lengt ltam the no omou smiles rdxi bind the bushy growth whichwon him the title King Beardf lnthe fullbeard contest at theFort WH liam winter carnival lie was selected from 30 finalists and wth trip for two to theNational liockey cages finals in March cp In