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Barrie Examiner, 20 Jan 1944, p. 11

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Washing of Woollens Demonstrated to Barrie Womens lnst Tim J111aryli1li 11f 131rRALSED JmnenB Jusniute lltlt llltir 11111 guru11 12121111 1111 l1nr expressed mum11111 srom Thats have nice umbrella lining with he threw it down and ran off asl fast as he could tvcn the distribution lDDINGS $155 per 100 lbs BARRIEFLOUB MILL THURSDAY JANUARY 20 1914 mum 1m WOMANS REALM 1111111 11 inc 111 1111 Kwpla lt1il1t who 111 lllkltiwll Aflc inntes lltfiLl observed fo Law dumwd 1111111111111 tile late Bin 11 lexidanvc The hand cxpzcvwl Hanks to 1111 court1111 1111 11 tho1 who 111111 helped 11 pit1111 the fllltllf of 111 titty l1 21111111 will 111 fol1r1lcd 111111111o 1tcly to the Navy 1111111111 31111 Jan 10 Irons was excellent Several lltllllfl mum munch mowmgfroln the men 111 one of the units their Hmmumghm Camp llordczl 111111 been used to send Miss Marshall also to the 111111111llill ngmlkors lrancll for the afternoon 111 spent social hour was lalcr cnjoynl April the Auxiliary sistiuu community Barrie CANADIAN WOMENS ARMY C0118 Applications one now being accepted for the CWACl Stenogrdphers Switchboard Operators Typists and Cooks are most urgently needed Apply Combined Mobile Riecruitinljnit ARMOURIEs BARBIE JAN 27 PM to PM lluxnulu 10 Amount corps $5279 131 1311 11 111C Canadian 11itl Il111c 311 11 111111 11 tile chnlr and tier11111115 Secretary Mrs ill 11n Sib gave 111 1111111111 1c llllillllllmlll 1111 year 1d had continued and extended pollcy of working both for tllcl llllitlil of AlllldlllcdCorps person Hum Hmhm 11m 1111 and nextokain and for 11111 hftilllmill 11fl111 P0111 lllt 1111111l ofmmml Ml giwnl wartime pm 111111 The 11011111 will101 livery 111011111 lame 1011111111 lulcr clllvl botluck sullllcr 1mm Illmos WM Miss Ann Marshalls ltlllullllllVAHmlmuid WW 11111 1111 1111 111151111114 of Wunlltlliiiinldund the war mm imd receiver had greatly decrellscd cas Two hundred Christmas ipalc had llttll sent to Armoured Tm February mommx Wm huElhltpS prisoncrs of war through the at the home of Mrs hlclxcnripyil11111111an Red loss Socrciy 11111910 St sponsored will public 111111111111 held for the benefit nextofkin of men in the armed ilultt At this 11 representative of lhc llcpl of Pay and Allowanccs nladc clear the meaning of its reg ch but its not really 111111110 111alious and explained many mat was walking home in the p111rulptt18 Vliltll $01110 1111 lillllld 1111171111154 rain and saw 11 young man f111lll1llll meeting was allcndcd by 225 11 WAY Willi an umbrella llilllttllllttbilll lilc Auxiliary had also or 111 might share it with me so ranltrzlnil W151 SlitttSlill Tull up to him and said thre are youtfor the Russian Reliuf Fund and that umbrclla llillllil providsd helpcrsflll sucll vol untary work as SalVagc the Canlt Shc aulp Ilordcn llliilly tl ration lloudssqmddlospuuljjurresicnidcs 11st of such volunteers within the Auxiliary has been compiled and is kept liptodale with view to as projects made Armoured Mrs Cave Welfare Conven pllckages of 25 been sent were made unleers each at the Hut expeditions made during lheyear She than cd the RCASC bus service for plOi viding transportation each Wednes day Mrs Worthington read port on the annual Christmas party held in Barrie Armouries on Dec distribution of the toys and their previous pur chase and allotment had been the responsibility of the Auxiliary Mrs DrakeBrockman as Pub licity convcner said that record hdd been kept in album form of all the activities of the Auxiliary throughout the year and she thank ed the management of The Barrie Examiner for lthekindness and courtesy with which they had al ways mad space avail such reports The Treasurers report as under was thenpresented by Mrs Wal lace Forty had been at which the able for 511 Receipts Membership 1706 71 pm to pm 111nm111111 111mm Todoy yourmost essentioljob is manning bomberAnswer can odos coll Ploneslond sch0015 orel ready in man you QUICKLY High chool EducotiOn no longer bar to enlistmenl Dont delayact todoyl IfAipply Combined Mobile Recruiting Unit vimgrmms JAN 27 oIetlonsZd0nahons Russian Tag Day Carnival June 19 Sale of knitting bags Penny Bank collections Splepf caricature Plan for Hospital Care Bank balance Dec 1942 149024 80440 94162 303000 1800 8383 1000 31900 Total receipts $676974 Expenditure enses Advertisingand publicity Materials purchased Aid to RuSsia Fund Donation to Red Cross Direct Welfare Expenses Russian Tag Day Cigarettes overseaEM Chocolate bars overseas Carnival expense Christmas party Plan for Hospital Care War Bonds Office exp 6957 240 2808 94102 50000 43724 QToml expenditure $533894 Banlrbalanceongirand 143081 $676974 Mrs Johson VicePresident proposed special vote of thanks to Mrs Cave who for thepast five nionths had combined the arduous task of zWelfareLConvenerddealing with anu average of one case per week with that of Acting President of theAuxiliary This with acclamation The election of Officers for coming year then took place with the Chairman of the Nominating Committee in theichair re asofolloviS President Cave lst Vice Pres Mrs Jobsonf 2nd VicePres Angus McNabb Recording Secy MrsfFrank Landriau Correspond ing Secretaryf Mrs Parr Treasurer Mrs iBriggs Asistant Mrs GFar1mr Esme STATION was carried the The re suits Mrs Treasurer MIN b22221 If Miss Shirleylsaohnson visltedlasl week wtifh iherisister Mrs Eisner Shanty Bay and Wallwln and Mrs Mr andaMrs ldhurst Mr Davis on Sunday The Januarv meetlne of the Home and School Club will be held at Mary McLeans on Wed nesday Jan 26 The roll 01111 to beyapswmd lbv Sing 133 we visited lay soy or THE BARRIE EXAMINER BARBIE ONTARIO CANADA P111 STARTER 1100 GRUWER CONCENTRATES for Poultry and Hogs unsg ED MEAL FEEDING ODLIVER OIL Coopers DriKill 111111111 411gtlllllcl that the work other olnlnittce owing largely to the valuable asslst ulco to dependents iziwn by the llcpcndcnts Advisory Hoard Alfiftv 11111111 cases 111111 111101 icalt with each one beiuguiveu personal sup crvision and 41 1cttrs had been received from all partsof Canada asking for hpr and advice expressed her sincere thanks to 111 citizcns of Barrie the Camp Bor dcn Family Welfare Auxiliary and pcrsonncl at the training cclurcs 11 for their llclp formation and assistance iron in Mrs 11 running ham for tile Visiting Committh rcportcd 1111 visits paid to wives of Armoured orps personnel in their homes during the past year and 111i visits were Corps wives in the hospital Mrs Richmond Convener of the Soldier Services Committee said that total of threequarters of million cigarettes had been sent ov erseas during the year or 28800 Three hundred pounds of chocolate bars had also Since September 15 pairs of curtains and drapes had been made at the sewing meetings for various buildings ill the CAC training area Thirtycight articles and donated Christmas party and laycttcs were made and given to needy cases Mrs Vance reported that she had taken out an average of vol Wedncsday to YWCA Hostess 11111 at Camp B012 dcn where they assisted in the care of infants and children whose mo thers were at tire weekly social af ternoon held nine such MINESING 1us 11 1d dzs 0311 PM 3112111121 111111 Mr and Ml 15111 llcll ll left 3111111111 inurnil to 1511 Cds Willl tlgtfi 1311 111511111 5111311 Iilll 1111111 111111 111111lV 111111111 1111111111111 LAC 11111 21nd LAC Alcx 111111111 11 toods LAC licnll 111111111 tawl 11 Hellbys 1hr 11 1111 Adazus 571111 0013 1C AdaptJ Skating Party trv s11cccgtz=1111 11111111 party with rcflrslllncilss 1111sponsoltd by Mincsiuu Yuan11s Institute at Mtdlllllst Rink on Saturday 111111111 lhc weather and 11 wcre ncrfcct and grownups 111111 11111 not skin 1111 wan Wlll compctilll with 1111 1llilllil1 try Annual 1111r111 Miating 1111 11111111111 nilclam 111 1111 lini cd Church was 111111 111 thl baw 11111111 of lllc church on 111111111V crcninig Sllppcr 1111 lrrcd by the ladls lifter which 1111 business was conductcd lltt 1x11111115 lc polts were Hircn and clcctloll 01 officcra followcd ll WP1oriuht 11nd Took re 111111cd eldcrs Walter took W112 leclcclctl chair Illllll of lllc 13111111 of Slcwalds 111111 lco Johnston 111c1cctcd treasurer Mincsiul lomcns Instituti Ihi January 11111111111 if the Womens Institute will hold at Mrs itd Johnstons with 29 ladies plcsllll Mrs ll Maw prfsldcd for 1111 busil ss Roll call 511111 say or p11 11 was iicidcd that Mrs 11 lloyston Health colrvcller and Mrs 11 Maycs attlud the February Town ship Council mcctulu and bring cfore them um matter of immun 71111011 in the scilOols skalhlLr nartv was plunnzd to be held at the Reforestation rink to misc 11101101 forawar work cgtlnlnittic was named for 11 with Miss Mary Mclicangls convclrl Mrs Grant conducted the lattell1111 of thc 1111211111111 the them being Music Mrs G00 Johnston read anarticlc lhis Newborn Ycar 10 ninrnret they motto ycar is bridge of sand you trcad it and it melts away to tile vast 11111 void of t1111ealldvou call the slepslioday Miss Mary Mclculrc1ti splen did paper on The Elements of Mus statinr that music is the tour 11 need of man Many people say they are pcrfccilv 1111111111 with out musw but they dont realize how much happier they would be With an appreciation of it Mrs Grunt favored with 11 pleasing piano 1111111blMrs Vill Maw gave paper which said that 11101 first organ was made by the Rom aus and for manv centuries theI art of music Vlls prescrvd bv the Church alone Mrs Young gave roldinlz which told the story of the Song from Heaven Silent Night Mrs110111111r and Mrs Grant giving rendition of this as duct musical contestl With Mrs Ronald at the pianoz and conducted by Mrs Grant was muchenjcycd The winner was MrsYoung After the National Anthem 11 iailltv lunch was served by Mrs Cook and Mrs Dllsto Thejebruary mestillg will bcl the annual potluck supper at 1110 Orange Hall when the husband and friends of the members 111 entertained Cards and crokinole will be feature of the evening Single copies of The Examiner for saleat office and by 21115100111 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