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ariod or six months April 1959 to 591m in Grocery and meat tender forms and all nthr lnlormatlan can he obtained tron Dr McKelvey Supt Simcoe Manor Beeton Ont ATll Its Wonderful the way Classified Ads get re sults Phone PA 82414 II mm Auctioneer donuts an farm harm Dd You Have Any Rooms To Rent Tryy Examiner Wéml Ads Dial PA 2414 HILLSDliLlZ YOUNG PEOPLES GROUP The Young Peoples group held joint servioeat the end of Youth for Christ Week in the United Church The service was conducted by Miss Barbara Hill The scripture lessons were read by Lois Lockhart and Margaret Thompson the address was given by the president Douglas Troughton and deid Pottsge explained the work of Young Peoples Organisations in other countries Prayer was given by Nancy Grange and Carolyn Mar tin and Gary Ronald played clarinet solo accompanied on the piano by his aunt Mlss Eva Rumble The offering taken by Helen Rumble and Bob Scott is to be used to further work in the European countries The Young people also held skating party in Elmvalc Lunch was served afterwards in the United Church with other groups attending TheWoniens Missionary so ciety meeting was held at the home of Mrs William Thomp son with poor attendance ow ing to the weather Mrs Wm Richardson presided Roli call was answered by verse on Praise Miss BessieRowat gave the mlssionatudy DAY OF PRAYER The World Day of Prayer was held on Friday afternoon in St Andrews Presbyterian Church Taking the part of leaders were Mrs Robert Martin for Presby terian Church Mrs Wesley Johnston for United Church Miss Luck for Free Methodist and Mrs Joe Lea from Craighurst Anglican Church The Scripture readings were taken by Mrs Herbert White and Mrs Wm Thompson Prayers were offered by Mrs Lea Mrs Dingwall Miss LuckMrs Johnston and Mrs Thompson Til address was given by Mr Paul McKin non Mrs Clifford Porter and Mrs James Taylor sang duct accompanied on the piano by Mrs Herbert Goddard The of fering was taken by Mrs Ding wali aners Rowst Mrs Alvin Brennan is teach inginthsiuniorloomofths Hillsdale school this weak George Shortreed ol Barrie has sold his home help to Thompson of Barrie who movrd in Friday Mrs Joseph has attended up Leaders 4H Club trainingschool held in Barrie on February Shewillsoonbaatartipg oi Costume representing song Sammy Rattle Mary Jane Hut lnga Junior comic strip Susan lurwn Russell Bane senior comic strip Gerald Battle Paul Jordon comic act Paul Jon don Basis Crawford and Joey Thompson nursery rhyme Car ol Anaettu Kent Melton Queen of Hearts Sylvia Rattle Katherine Mellon advertising Merle Mason Gloria Rattle lua Ior fancy dress Wallace Gll christ Garry McArthur senior fancy drug Gerald Rattle Jam Rattle best comma on lce Sylvia Rattle Paul Jordan oldest man in usna Nell cur rie oldut lady in areas Mrs Norman Campbell oldest cou ple skaters Mr and Mrs Gerald Rattle There were various race for both girls and boys Following are the names 01 the first and second winners in age groups from under years to 15 and over Marie Campbell Susan Pearson Doug Mchalg Terry Gougb Carol Annettes Ruth Jane Gilchrist Russell Besse Don Campbell Bath Lowe Betty Cameron lvan Csmeron Len Martin Edna Bests June McArthur Roy Campbell Don McKay Edna Bane Sharon Lyons Allah Picnic Jaa An derson Dona Sinclair Erma Scott Jim Shearde and Ken Husband Rawkastona and Guthrie illn lor hockey teams played an exhibition game to start the evening off After all events had taken plans there was gen aral skating Prizes were donated by Mas ons Garage Whalens Garage Hawkins Garage McRona Store McLeods Store Mores Store Kerrs Service George Campball Jack McCuaig Nor man Campbell Bob Andrews Mel Jamiason Howard Camp bell Gerald Rattle Duncan Cameron Mrs Cecil Cameron and the Womens institute The arena board would like to thank all who went in ms tume and the donorsoi prises ST PAULS Brian Jackson is in Royal Victoria Hospital following an operation ViolV diciiis His school chums quick recovery St Pauls AYPA invited the young people from Celiaa Church Barrie for tuboggan party Later they returned to the church basement for supper of beans and wieners GIRLS AUXILIARY The Girls Auxiliary of St Pauls Church met in the church basement Feb 10 Af ter supper the assistant leader Amy Kali led in the Epiphany service followed by the GA prayer Plans were discussed for holding bazaar after Eas ter Next meeting Feb 24 in the church basement Congratulations to Mr and Mrsth Irvln and Mr and Mrs Emms an the births of baby boys PAULETTE MEETING The Paulefies held their Feb ruary meeting in the rectory with 15 members pr at Mrs Arthur iiffen president was in the chair Mrs Brill read the scripture and Mrs Frailck gave prwer for the World Day of Prayer Plans were made for spring has after Easter with the GA girls providing the bazaar items Mrs Rowe read from the study book He Cares Tea was served liy Mrs Fra lick and Mrs Brill March meeting at Mrs George Weatheriils borne ud Lolyd Booth attended the fun eral of his cousin Wilfred Booth in Mlmico this week here Girls who are 12 by March 1st up to 16 years of age are welcome to join Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnston and lamily of Boston Mass visited with Mr andMrs James Taylor Mrsdlerbert Goddard and Miss warm mm BETWEEN cum sun CHICAGO inauguration of instant Tel service between Canadian cities and Chicago was marked by exchange of massages frtnn representatives of diplomatic corps and business world in Tomato ceremony Jean Ward of SimmonsSears Ltd larg Mrs George Mayes has gone to Halifax where she will spend several weeks with her son and daughteridiom Capt and Mrs Kcn Maycs Mrs Walter Wright of Aurora returned home after spending week with her sister Mrs Wil liam Riley and Mr Riley Miss Violet Graham of Toron to was holidaying with her mother Mrs Thomas Graham during the past week Sunday visitors with Mrs James Miller wars Mr and Mrs Til Miller and children of Bar rie Mr and Mrs Bert Harman Eric and Mark of Grayonhurst Mrs Emma James of Toronto returned home after spending several days with her sister Mrs Russell Draper and Mr Draper ART CLUB The CBA Art club met at the town hall in Cookstown Thursday night with good attendance Mrs James Murphy of Alliston the president conducted short man ofCookstown gave talk on business meeting Mrs Monk art specifying flowers and also painted bouquet of petunias social hour followed with re treshments served by the Cooks town club The ladies of St Johns Angli can Church held successful hnzhar and bake sale at the Ma sonic linll on Saturday Febril my 14 PRAYER MEETINGS gt Prayer meetings are being held every Wednesday during Lent by members of the United Church Last week the ladies met at the home of Mrs Graham and this week at the home of Mrs Broiey EUCHRE WINNERS Eight tabos were in play at the euchre party sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion on Monday evening at the Veterans Hall Prize winners were Mrs Murphy Henry Davis and lucky door prize to Jack McKeown The next euchre will be on Monday evening Feb ruary 23 Everyone welcome VETERANS VALENTINE PARTY Veterans of the Canadian Lo gion in Cookstown held Valen tine party at the town hall on Friday February 13 The hall was decorated with hearts and other Valentine decorations Mu sic was supplied by the Beatly orchestra and prizes were given for spotlight dances Atthe and of the evening the ladies serv ed refreshments Con situations to Mr rind Mrs Donald Monkmai on the birth of daughter Lorie Lee at the Stevenson Memorial Hos pital Alliston aoleNG LEGUR Cookstovin Bowling League games were played on Friday February 76 with the following results Victims E7 Pinheads at lroquols v76 Rustlets 70 Jim Bessie Rowat are spending this week in Toronto Jams 64 Whistlers 60 High singles Geoffv Downey is Notice To Supplionjot older it surer No 331 Separate sealedslos marked BEDS FOR moan roam aamvcomtrr 853 will be received byohe District Engln er Highways Building Huntsville oclock Noon EB russoAY ARCH on rv Specificationsflnfomia tilde est commercial subscribers in Canada shawl Telex dialling system to Adams seat ed vicecbalrman of Canadian Chamber at Commerce execu tiva calmed watched by Sleds Canadian National ilalaaaphs general ruperim NEWS OF COOKSTOWN Leona Nicholson 230 High triples Eric Wright no Loom Nicholson 649 High averages Jim Smith 198 Leona Nicholson 179 Team scores Mill singles Jim Jams 1203 High triples Victim 335fl OLD BOYS REUNION FridayMarchowillbeahlg night for the old boys and girls and the younger ones at the an nual reunion dinner and dance to be held in the Oak Room of the Union Station As usual Beat tys orchestra will be there and bus for transportation will be at the four corners All are wel come ROSS GROUP MEETINB Ten members and five visitors attended the Ross Social Group meeting at the home of Mra Brandon on ThurstY February Mrs Wheeter first vicsprasi dent in the absence or Mrs Batters opened the meetidg with prayer During the humans por tion arrangements were made for supplying the Red Cross sewing knitting had quilts Dur ing the afternoon one quilt was completed this for Mrs George Little The next meeting is to be at the home of Mrs Wares on Thursday February 19 Re freshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Keith Dermott and her committee Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fiidey werc Mr and Mrs James lildey and farml of Lindsay VllSEY Miss Faye Tinney and Miss Joyce Ashton of Toronto and Miss Doreen of Midland visited their parents Mr and Mrs Wil liam Tinney Mr and MrsFrank Smitham and Owen visited Mr and Mrs Ed Potter and family of Ard tres on Saturday and remained until Sunday afternoon visiting their son Keith who is pa tlent in Midland Hospital All bone Keith will soon be better successful miscellaneous shower was held at the tendent Grcctlngs were cbanged with participants in ceremony at SearsRoequ Ltd first Chicago subscribers Telex is serviced in Canada by Canadian NationalCanadian Pacific Communications Orange Hall Saturday ev ening for Norma Cowden and Bruce Edwards who plan to be married Saturday in Vasey Un lied Church Among those pres ent were friends from Barrie Orillla Wyavale Eimvale and Varsy The couple were the re clpicuts of many useful gifts Mr and Mrs Morley Clement of Orilila called on Mr and Morgan Edward and attended the shower for Norma and Bruce Miss Nanw Hammon Delsis Edward and Lawrence of To ronto visited their homer for the weekend Mr and Mrs Sheldon Cullham of Milton visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Jones and also Sheldons parents Lynn Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs Morley Edwards has been underthe doctors care as has also Edwards Mr and Mrs Gordon Smith and childrenMla Joseph Green law Mm Mary Brand oi Mid land aod Mrs ivan Vasey of Pcnetang called on Mr and Mn Harold Cowden also Miss Dawns Jones Glad to report Mrs Clair Mc Keown is home from the hospl tal and is rapidly improving Missrsandra Robinson purse lntraiuing at the RoyalViCBorlu Hospital Spent Saturday with her parents and has 1m to train in hospitalin NewToronto Mr and Mrs Joseph iinnay had two little Buehram girls granddaughters Visit them on Sunday RUGBY Mr and Mrs Allister McKar rnl and fairlin of Barrie visited with Mr and Mrs Jim Lang man We are sorry to hear George Anderson and Mr Allan John son Sr are on the sick list 4H GIRLS CLUB The Rugby 4H Girls Club held their first meeting on Thurs day February 12 at Mrs Albert Andersons The club leaders are Mrs Albert Anderson and Mrs John Langman There are ll members who will be known as Safety Sues The club project of the unit is The Club Girls Stand on Guard cmaslo ONTARIO FUEL BOARD IN THE MATTER OF The Municipal Franchises Act Chapter 749 RSO 1950 Section as amended and IN THE MATTER as Applications by Consumers Gas Company for approvalof roposed Bylaws and Franchise Agreements of the undermention municipalities between the said municipalities and tbavAppllcant granting to theApllllcant the right to extend its worksand plpcs into the said Corporation of the Corporation of thelowns Corporation municipall of Nuriiood oTownship Hes of Admaston of Essa Corporation ofth Townshipof Bathurst Corporation of the Township of Verpra Corporation of oo lilmegttbemhoggromflgesm atoll 9r new the Township of Branfley