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Nancy Craigdaughtcr of Mr and Mrs lllll rl John Craig became the bride of Kenneth Wayne Jackson son of Mr tam Wr andMrsL Jackson at recent afternoon ceremony Collier Street United Church was the scene of the wedding Belle Ewart WI To Visit Toronto BELLE EWART The regular meeting of the Belle Ewan Wo mens Institute was held at the School with ll members present The meeting was openedby the president Mrs lromblry lrmsurers report was given and mrrespondence and bills were read July 15 and Aug 19 were made cussed Mrs Higgins read re lport on the district annual while elephant sale with successlul The meeting closed with the president leading the members in singing God Save the Queen potluck supper was enjoy ed by all St Marys CWL Plan ReceptiOn pot luck supper pmcedcd the regular meeting at St Marys Catholic Womens Insaqu at the home of Mrs Corbett Highland Avenue Ilrs Clync social con vener reported on knitted as ticlcs completed tor World Refugee Year The Redemptlorzlstlnc Tea convened by Mrs Wilson was an ouLstanding success and realized more than $150 It wrungcad that Christmas stockings be made and filled by the League as summer project tor the Camdian Save the Children Fund Ilhc rummage mic netted more than $90 This event was convened by Mrs McClos key Plans were made for reception or altar buys into the Sanctuary Society Thls will be held on June 26 Mid Mrs Bouchcy will convene rn Roots in MR AND MRS IACKSON WED AT AFTERNOON RITES and Rev Skelly olflciat ed The bride is skating star with the Barrie Skating Club Mr and Mrs Jackson will reside in Barrie The monthly meeting at the Mrs Kearsoy presided took her scripture reading lroml Fruit of the Spirit leg was read by Mrs Evans recording secretary and apprav ed BUSINESS MEETING Busin lljom minutes was discussed Isl Kcalsey report sd that paint would be supplied tor recreation room floor and put on during the summer tea table has been donated by Mrs Edey Mis Kcarsey asked for volunteers to assist in serving tea at the citizenship courts Several allered to help In the absence oi Mrs Newton corresponding secretary Mrs Kearscy read the come spondence acknowledgment let ters for donations from Kauf man House and the Victor Home also two thankyou letters The treasurers report was giv on by Mrs Rowe She mov ed the bills he paid and received permission to pay them during the surrurler Mrs Gibson Hosts Ivy WMS The meeting of Ivy Presbyter ian Womens Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs Gibson June The meeting opened with hymn followed by prayer The scripture reading was taken from Matthew 25 verses 31 46 Roll call was answered by 13 mem hers and two visitors It was decided to have thank olfering service the last Sunday in June Bruce Edgar will he guest speaker at the service It was also decided to send halo of used clothing and canned goods to Evangel Hall in To ronto Program consisted of read Ing by Mrs Herman Jennett am member must witnes Mrs Gordon Cochrane read letter from Mrs Dixon of For mosa The study book on Alricn was read Mrs Harold Gib Ion Christianity Race and Nationalism The lunch committee Mrs Herman Jennett and Mrs Bert Vchean assisted the hostess in sewing rclreshments The next meeting is to be at the home of Mrs Harold Arnold PIONEER FLDCK The first Lutheran settlers in North America arrived in 1623 at New York then beginning to be known as New Amsterdam thn they are troubled by burlache llul tired out Incline or dimrhea mt my many women turn to Dmida Kidney PiIIr These conditions an be cured by uruu acids and mum in In ryrtzm Ind Budds Kidn Pill Ilimulite tho kidneys Ind II their nonml Action at removing lhuu emu uidr and mm Thur lite nch brighlu homework Iightorl Win dont mum ll as Collier Street United WA To Host Simcoe Presbytery The financial secretarys report Womans Auxiliary of Collier St was read by Mrs Haslett in United Church was held June the absence of Mrs Steph in the church parlor at pm ens Visitafion and Christian Fellow The devotional period was con ship conventj Mrs Camp ducted by Mrs Millward She 3911 reported 103 calls Galatians the theme being llEAR nanom Mrs Edey sent her reports The report of the May meet and they were read by Mrs TO BE WED The engagement has been announced of Beatrice Ann youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bradley Barrie to James Charles Joseph Far quhar son of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Farquhar Scarboro The wedding will take place at Central United Church Barrio July the event Mrs hlcCann will aotas convener for communion Evans She reported on the re tired Canadian National Railway mens dinner at which nearly 100 were served Mrs Edey pantry Convener asked for helpers to take inven tory and several offered She also thought the kitchen should be washed and painted the WA to pay for some Mrs Millward reported on the can banquet her group looked alter Mrs Laking bazaar cha man reported the Yuletirel Flaza bazaar would he held on Nov 23 from 2to and to The lea will he convened byl Mrs Winchester and Mrs Yates BUSY SUMMER Groups and requested down lnations of $25 each to purcllasew imaterial for bazaar work during lthesummer This was granted Mrs Smith reported on the condition of the verandahs of the parsonage and it was agreed lto contribute substantial sumi for building new ones also for pammg the garage masquerade party endell It was decided to have the busy season for the Bnrrie new kitchen painted Mrs Kearv Senior Citlzens Club Wadileg sey and Mrs Edey to choose the day Cot Together Club olf Ipaint Also to have the walls icials are seen at Loyal True washed lirst Blue Hall High Street From Group reports were given by endVt Hwa atticisvyrssav Lugs handgun Plans to hold bake sales ou trip to Toronto was also dis itlrs Rose as auctioneer was SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB MA mung vu Venture hliss Flora McGregor presid em the Barrie Soroptimls Club installed the new execu tive of the Venture Club at mndleughtirlg ceremony Wed nesday evoomg The annual installation dinner was held at the Community House Toronto Street Belore the oLliccrs were in stalled live candles were lit by members signilying tolerance wisdom friendship service and citizenship The executive for 196061 are Miss Beth Welsh president Miss Mary Lou Leugheed lsl vicepresident Miss Joan Free thy recording secretary Miss Carol Wallwie treasurer Directors are Misses Shirley Dawson nuthmarie Green and Helen Orr The two new mem bers Initiated were Miss Shirley Dawson and Miss Carol Wall wln Entertainment for the evening was provided by John Jaselik on the uccordion Mr Josctik is from the Canadian Academy of Music Barrie Miss Margaret Goodfellow look members on make believe tour of Great Britain She showed slides of her recent trip and gave an interesting com mentnry Silver spoons were presented to two members who will he married during the summer The bridesclrct are Miss Shir ley McKenzie and Miss Joan Sarieant Guests at the dinner meeting IIIE BARBIE EXAMINER FRIDAY JUNE 17 I950 lgtlnmlncr Photo MISSWELSH AND MISS HALFYARD breakfast for the summer school children July 15 World Refugee Sunday was discuscd Envelopm will be distributed on June 19 and collected on June 29 in con nection with project of the CWL of Canada to misc $l00 000 for the building at orphan ages in llong Kong and Koren month of July will he Mrs MCCloskoy Mrs Carron and M15 Mulligan tian Temperance Union at the organizations 33rd annual con vention here Other officers in clude recording secretary Mrs Adams Barric WCTU ELECTION GALI PlMrs Jamcs Ncl son of Merritton was elcctcd president of the Womens Chris Mits Beth Welsh Is President were Mrs Luella Maclnnbs Miss Kay ebb Miss Wilda Culbert and Mrs Amy Sargent Miss Beth Welsh president will be hostess to the club at her Shanty lluy home hlesdcy evening Glownups liko it babies thrive on It smooth soltdunkol Rennot Dossorl in chocolata or any of tho other six delicious flavours Youllllndthosalnatasleappeal In all SeladaShlrrlifHorsay my salam Ehlmthworscy us Is uumv 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