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Sunday Glut Mr and Mn Herb Bonnie oi Barrie were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Hull Mr and Mrs George Holt at tended the iuaenl oi the late George Ross in Stsynsr last Mon day Returned From Hospital Mrs Ralph Schshdlen And baby David have returned home from Royal Viciorln Holpilll Midland Visit Mr and mi 2er Cunningham and boys and Mrs Cunning ham visited with Mr and Mrs George Spencer in Midland on Sunday The Late Calvin Show The community was shocked on Wednesday morning Nov 21 1956 to Iearnihnt Calvin Shaw had passed sway during the night although ho had been In in health for over year Thc late Calvin Shaw was the only child of the late Mr and itirs Jonas Sha He was born in Essa Townshp 49 years ago and attended the oldCherry Hill School When ten or eleven years of age he contractodpolio and was coniined to wheelchair He didnt allowhis handicap to spoil his entire lite He built himself radio set when radios were in the making He was also great reader After com ing to the village he built up quite an insurance business which ht carried on until his health failed year ago His mother predeceased him in 1931 and his father in 1951 izfzvibmm lll The Board of Directorsbf the Barrie and District Association for Retarded Children held their monthly meeting Nov 20 at the school Blake Street with Pres ident Denis Sheard presidlng letter was read from the institutions Committee of the Ontario Retarded Childrens As sociation asking for at least two delegates from the local associa tion to attend special confer ence in Toronto Dec 21 Mrs Kyte of Barrie and Mr Hur man of Stayner were appointed Mrs Verna Hamilton showed the plaque donated to the school by the Barrie Kiwanis Club for the school being one year without an accident She remarked that of all the Retarded Childrens schools in Ontario Barrics was the only one to receive this award to date There are 40 Retarded Childrens schools in Ontraio Mention was made that social canvencr Mrs Clitf Brown was ill Property chairman Mervin Patv tcnden was authorized to have YOUR ANCIENT HEATER DOESNT SNIEK ITS JUST TOO OLDTO DO PlUMBflngEATING 84 DUNLOP 51 WEST 5km PA 83770 Ht scam war We mu tine our Borrow with confidence from HFC The word gets around as one friend tclis another about HFCIhcy help you mlv your moncy problems Whether you need expert counscl about your finance from our highly trained stafl or cash loan of up to $1000 you can have complete con fidence in HFCCanadas first and most mounmendcti consumcrfinance company For money or advice visit HFC todayl omsmtonuaucs 28 Dunlap Won second floor phone PA 35529 BARRIE ONT oluitA lunar as mmqu Em second liberation was Huronnrio Strut second floor phone B90 COLLINGWOOD ONT iiocxrv SKATES HIGH QUALITY FULLY GUARANTEED ccM and music moms 850 to 5150 665 YOUTHS sizes 1113 gt 595 TOTS sizes 1113 ruminantATE sYi 8124 San GSORGES ANCLrCAN CHURCH Evening Auxlusry bazaar tea and balsa sale was an enioyabie social event well patronized on Wed nesday At left Mrs Herbert Noble president Mrs Waiter Bayllss Half Funds Raised NeCesscsry For Retarded Childrens School Mostly byjAssociation Itself plastic storm windows put on the school Rev Ernest Lewis who Is in charge of details for the Christ mas program forthe school had the date or the Christmas party and program set at 230 pm Dec 15 Mrs Hamilton was granted permission to buy $5 worth of new Christmas tree decorations rReports Fund Raising Mrs Gable gave adc tailed report on fund raising for the association since September She mentioned the amountncc cssary was $4000 according to the budget and this was above the government grant She was pleased that half of it was raised The amount was as follows Tag day net receipts $78499 draw on $50 bill and dull 8810 open house $938 rummage sale $15138 Total $140885 raised soloiy by the association itself Then letters had been sent out to various organizations for assist ance and their response was as follows Minets School 13A $5 Mrs Gertrude Allen $5 Mrs Car ter StThomas $850 Ross Soélal Group Cookstown $10 Mitchell Square WI 510 Kinette Club of Barrie $100 Kiwanis Auxiliary $25 Kinsmen Club $300 Kerr Lodge AF AM $10 Barrie WI 510 total $48350 Thus all told not receipts were $313235 Thanks ForrPress Mrs Gable felt the peoiale of ST PAUL sympathy of Community Sympathy hi the community is extended tothe family of the Iatc Mrs Andrew Bowman who was buried on Wednesday in SL Pauls Cemetery Visited Daughter Mr and Mrs Tait of Streetsville visited last week with their daughter and soninlnw Mr and Mrs David Sloan and grandson David Recently Wed Congratulations to Miss Jane Hinds Barrie Examiner womens editor and William Harrington CKVRs excellent newscaster the district were most generous and helpful towards the school and also mcntioned the fine piclt tures taken byBrunovFavcro of The Examiner at open house and also Miss Janie Hinds who wrote splendid account of the event While financial receipts from the 0pm house seemed trivia scrvedthe purpose of enlighten ingthe public on the work of the school and gave them chanceto meet tetéher and pupils and members of the association Mrs Hamilton who is chairman of transportation for the school as well as teacher expressed sat isiaction with the present taxi arrnngements General Meeting Nov 26 Notice was given of the gen eral meeting at the school the fourth Monday Nov 28 when Harold VToth BA Ed executive director of the Ontario Associa tion for Retarded Children will speak on Mental Retardation and the Communitys Responsibility The public are welcome calvinvrsuommp council of The Christian and Missionary Alliance CQRNE1€ BERCZY do DUNLOP STREET EASTI lieu Pout Valentine Pastor apm1 mm wank scams gtIWEIIgt8prnf EVERYONE WELCOME Eliininatei POrPh WITH Elcy Entrance 1iluminam Dior canopies SAVE your doorway from tho weather while you protectyour and floorsfroin snow anonin PREVENT slippery stops DOOR CANOPIES priced as low as Ask to have ourlrcpresenta uopy will make yo rugs painful injuries to your guests from fallson AvAILAaLs IN i1COLORS in varying shades of red green lime grey and blue as ell as hiach and woné to match or complement your color scheme and demonstrate how door orch safe ssfweli attractive vicepresident Lamb in charge 01 the baking tableoiiers some tasty pies rnade by the auxiliary members TRINITY caution Altman Comer St ADVEMSUND Av Deccaoer The first Sunday or the Church Year sacmm common 930 and mo WA and Miss Evelyn Kignuey pouring Rtght Mrs 4m Plans were discussed for thc Christmas bazaar to be held at Stroud Dec Aliarticics with the exception of baking are to be turnedin to MrsJiaroid Knowles or MISSED bert Green by withprlce attached Plans were also made to hold sccond anniversary party or the Paulettcs on Dec 12 roam the meeting all pres cat will sit down to pot hick salad plate There will be an exchange of 50c gift dainty lunch closcd the pleasant even ng who were married on Monday in St Marys church Barrie Usual Good Luck Wally Barber returnod from Manitoulin island with his usual good luck largedecr Movedln 111 and Mrs Nelliiiundoli and lamin haveJnoved into theirhow home in Painswick We will miss them but wish them good luck Mr andldrstack MacArthur and family hove moved into Blundclls housc Bible Society Meeting The annual meeting of the BI bic Sociotywlll be held at St Pauls Church Friday Nov 80 at pm Rev Parson will be the speaker All are wel come WA Meeting The November meeting at St Pauls WA was held in Sunday School room There was very good attendance Mrs James Lawrence president presided overthe devotional and business meetings large bale was pack ed An invitation Was accepted to hold the December meetingvat Mrs Gordon Rixs home in Stroud This meeting Is for the election of officers for the com ing year AsoCial half hour over cup of tea closed the meeting Collier Sillniled Church Choir PRESENTS MAUNDERS IN oaAMArizso Pom AColorful Portroyol of the Christmas Story SUN DEC 27 Paulettes Meeting The October meeting at the Paulette was held In the Sunday School rooms witb 16 me bers and three visitors present Mrs George Weatherill vicepresidcnt conducted the devotional and bus iness meetings Mrs Arthur Tif ien played for the hymn Bale Packed KA bale of new and used wool blankets and clothing was packed pimn Special Lighting Scenery Costumes COLLIER STREET UNITEDXCHURCH An offering only wtiihe received CENTRAL UNITEDCHURCH Dunlop and Toronto Streets REV CECI 3312mm EA BERT CHURCHILLLDrganist 11 mm ClllllSTllllIS llllE MllllE NUT Billlll Junior Congregation The Sacramentvof Baptism MR pam rIIIE WIIIILIISBESI SELLEII III 12 Read 11 Samuel onuucn sonoor Junior intermediate and Senior Deginisers and Primary gt sEEfvou NCHURCH 945 11 stunWORSHIP SERVICE paupnvANoEmsriC sanvt pmnmLE smnr Wednesday Dec WHITE Gil SUNDAY for all children and parents usesssh Story THEREV ALLAN READ DJD and 11 LoseChurch Nursesy 10a paneEVENSONG Conducted bribe live students at Trinib preparing fortuil time work In the church SermonMr Bruce Flue Sl GILES MISSION Anglican 95 Cook St 930 IMAmsé SERMQN The Revlohn Ridch 030 amJuniorSuuday salon 1045 ampSenior Suhdly School gunman UNITED CHURCH Minister Rev irimblc BAgtBD Mr Daniels Organist SUNDAY DECEMBER 1950 945 smSUNDAY scnoor ll EmaBeginners Department 11 tumMORNING WORSHIP translucentmun punHolly ChurchServlce pithEVENING WOESHIP Tho ChristInn Lite 815 pansY to meetrstEssa Rd Presbyterian Church EVERYONE WELCOME SAINT GEORG Anglican Church Allsndtle Rector Rov Newmfimitht RA Organist Mrs SHAW AiCM Choirleadcr Mrs Smethurst sun HOLY COMMUNION armnon Constitution pjnEVENINGPRAvEn EVERYONE WELCOME cm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Clapperton Stunt Watson REV LUCK as an Minister 31153 CLOUGHLEY organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY DECEMBER 1956 950 AWAY SCHOOL Classes For All Ages AM COMMUNION ThanBroadcast CKBB ptu4FIRBSIDE EVERYONE WELCOME Conventional outarlo Quebec ms The Salvation Army citdel CLARKE Mus Bac FTCL Free Methodist Church 200 Hayfield street Rev Goheen Minister SUNDAY DECEMBER 1956 1000 lamTho Family Bible School limb smliioraiag Worship 180 pourEvening Worship Warm Welcomo Awaits You 60 Collie Street Major ohdlirs Robert Whiba SUNDAbeECEMBER 1956 10150PEN AIR 11 HOLINESS MEETING 830 huhCOMPANY MEETING idsOPEN AIR rumSalvation Meeting Bright HIPDY Singing Good Gospel Messagcs All are welcome to make the Army their Church home m1 vST ANDREWS cassavrsmAN CHURCH Owen and Worsiey Sta REV JAMES FERGUSON Minister Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY DECEMBER 1856 11 lamMORNING WORSHIP Broadcast CKBB pansQuarterly Preparatory Service Reception ofuNew Members 11 sun COME rootlimou The Church School for all ages L=I ESSA ROAD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister REV M1 BA Organist MR FRANK BUTCHER SUNDAY DECEMBER 1958 945 LonChurch School Agcs and up 11 nanFNurscry and Kindergarten 11 min Mr John Posno of Knox College nmorEN T0 GOD The Minister 815 pmYoung Peoples Soctety Everyone Welcome mfi CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services Sunday School SUNDAY DECEMBER 1956 11 am GOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR THE 1001 TEMPLE 41 Collier St Barrie ALL ARE WELCOME COLLIER 51 UNITED CllllllCll Mnister itEv LEvnsMA no Organist dz Choirmnster LLOYD TUFFORD SUNDAY DECEMBER 1956 monmnd sEuvICE aan The Courageous Report offlthe meeting oi the CoVoperation of 151115 Canadian Churches Canadian Council of Churches which the ministerattended in Kitchener this month THE CHURCH 5911001 945 munJunior intermediate and Senior jDopts 1100 amePrcnursery Babysitting Nursery Kindergarten and Primary Depts ANNUAL rnEsENaAuon or MAUNDErvs IlETHLEIiEM 730 on DONE INTHE MANNER or MEDIAEvAL MIRACLE PLAv ar AHCAST os srxrv IN TRADlTiONAL COSTUMESSUNG av THE cnom UNDER THE DIRECTION QELLOYD 945 mun1318 SCHOOL iisani tBABIEQSFOME advarse