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im 19538 16 $50 unionists VasisomospreIncanrsr amu was Highi Esteemed inIVyCommuniry The commuting ofLvyrhos agnin lotit onco£ its fine nilize On April 141958Lin Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie Harold Francis Arnold and Mrs Arnold hit 69th year MrArnoldwas homnt 1W and lived there all his life 1am in un astvMay when he retired to live the village In 1920 he Evelyn McLean He wasvoi bright and cheerful disposition loved by ali who kiteWliini IIc was member of Ivy Presbyterian Church and song in the choir for years also memlidr of Ivy L01 Nil 450 and joined the Ivy Band in 1907 He wasm past director of Ivy Teie phone Compan fly at ended washeld at theJcnnett Funeral Home Barrie Interment was in Ivy Presbytérinn Cemetery on WednesdayApril 18 attwo oclock Services were taken by Reva Ii Calvin assisted by Bev BI Monks The flowers were many and benutiiul showing the high esteem in which Mr Arnold was held He leaves to mourn 105 hi Wiie andififiughterfiLorna Mrs Keith McVnnel sisters Mrs II Hanna Fiossie oi Barr and Mrs Lee Banting Ednaof vy brother Reginnld Arnold Barrie The pallbearers were Bruce Mc Vanci Elwood Jennett Clare Reid Harry jBanting Oscar Bates and Lee Banting Friends attend ed from Toronto Orangeville Mea iord Shelburne Alliston and Minesing Mrs Anthony Huth Passed Away May rAii Life In Simcoe Following short illness eatb came to close useful pd active life In her 88th year Anth ony IIuth died at the home of her son Robert in F105 Town ship Born at Craighurst March 15 1871 the former Sarath Bertha Thornton was the daughter of the late John and VAnn Currie Thornton While still youngshe married William Anthony Ruth and they settled on me Huthviarm on the Sunnidaie Road Sunnidale Township In 1918 theyvmoved to Fios Township to the iarm fivhere she had bEen residing Her hus band predeceased her onApril 1955 The late Mrs Huth was Lib eral and Presbyterian mein The LadieaVAid the an tint home at Mrs th 10 member opting was open thereadinz prayerbythn president 1de bj respon rive reading ot iiiortion of the family 1in pamphlet published thesecxetary and Mrswere bring nsmuonondnnm gimue Seegoapik rennin man 1mm Povungetuk on the eastcoast of Hudson Bax has become the first Eskimo toreceive toll professional mem bership In Canadian art society He was elected to member shipin theScuiptors Society Canada reminded heir roll summer the desirability of bovine aw extrasqdded to the furnishings sin bt N653 The nextmeeting will be held on Juneylt at the persisting Chinchop Tuesday evening was decided success F9118 short her of the Ladies Aid of Knox Church Crossland for some 40 always haran keen in community atlairs urvivmg members til the lam ilyare Gordon 01 Camp Borden Bessie Mrs Laing of Toronto Anne Mrs Lambert Lennox of Barrie Margaret Robert and Ernest at Vhomet also three grandchildren Larry and June Ruth and Bobby Lennon There were many floral tribL utes from triends and neighbors including Knox Church Lédies Aid SS No 17 F105 School Board Teachers and Pupils at SS 17Flos Airmens Mess at Camp Borden Vespm Frosted Foods and the Paint Pot Store am The minister Rev Coop er was in charge of the service which was largely attended Those from distance Awere irorn Tor Ibnto WestonChurchiiJ Mari ham Cookstown Stayner was in Ebenezer Pallbearers were Har ry Borthwmk Phil Valiee Nor manTrainlack Cameron Alex Finlay and Fred Viney TWOJIANY GUNS By most recent eount thereon only 26 whooping cranes surviv ing in their wild state Their sum mer nestingground is Wood Buil aio National Park which strad dles the Northwest TerritoriesAt berta border Mr and Mm ronto sp nt few days and Mrs Kimmie Mrs Bouncy visited in Lon don on Monday Mm Gillespie of Phelpston and Mrs McFadden of Barrie visited with Mrs Sheiswcll and Tim Dicker recently Rain Spam Irlp Mrs Piiirey andpupils of SS No wereHamong theiareapup its visiting NiagaraFnlinfin Thursday Rain deprived theln from crossing the border ingtbe Falls from the us Cleaning Bee The WA are holding their an nual cleaninghee atthe United ChuréhFWednesdaypdune and are hoping for good turn out of ladies to help witb this Bee Mr Cooper of Mitchell are is busydecorating the United Church var onN 3mm AVE LIFE wesw DURING THE MONTH 0F gt MAY St John Ambulance isnffer ing to go to lanyGroupo club Meeting to give dam onstratipn in artificial respir aiion FDR FURTHER PARTICULARS PHONE PA 8423 new Blue Cross service designed to cove fro YOUR ONTARIO HOSPITAL ward andsem private accommodation in articipating hospitals residents oiflntariofqran fiective ate ofJannary insurance come intore witbrgthe ruuILHrs Marinnit is iohe congratulated on her work Weekend Vifltor Mist Potter was weekend visitor with Mrs Duncn Coulis Mr and Mrs Barry irombiey at Tmmbieyr Amltmahy our summer residents were up for the week Barrie Visitors Mn Calvin Gibbins and ram Barrie isitedthetonnera Mia FRoae Mrs Channel and Mrs Everett Cooke attend edthe district nnual nice in 01 the Womens Institutes at casu Vanni on In dollar value Canadas gross tibaa product rose by 38per duetohigiierpricei physical chime of autp not increase over 41956 rio hosp at OntarioiHOSp ai ONE PAYMENT ONE CERTIFICATE Through an avrifangenjentmvade Com Hospital Servi es rhownr by rellites Jean fineesluw fibrintithe washetd atthe homeo Mr and Mrs John KneeM rnday receiv Miss Aileen Gmieue anon Linwood Smrgkm ve ltltoites as or shower for Mini Petty Rairhanirsfilhnrsdny eveningLat Miss Gardeners hom Bettywns the recipient vol unany lovely gift and good wishfig Wynneu Mrs Porritti is visiting at the home oi her daughter and mun Earl Lawn Sale Contsons mu AnglicanWA Iawn tea and bake sale at the home of Mrs Ross Rughes lm Vsondiy Visitors ndny visitors with Mrs MaryTassiewcre Mr and Mrs me sonnm wnnuesbur nannies Dougow outgumher horses on the menthol the MIME Just Simpsoni old of the dogs out policehteiflu in