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3m Ne BURNS Health Unit Nurse Miss Killoran Barrie res presenting the Simcoe County Health Unit speaking on the sub ject Accident Prevention told members of Burns Home and School Association at their regular nit rowan rnict an nan lll DIAMONDS JEWELLERS PRIVATE DIAMOND ROOM Smog county comm cANcEir SOCIETY BLITZ CAMPAIGN meeting that more dEaths are cau5ed by accidents many of which are preventable than by any other causes The public health iurse pointed out how we are con cerned about polio TB and can cer research but should be just as concerned about the prevention of accidents According to statis tics the home ranks at the top the list where fatal and crippling accidents occur followed by mines farms and the highways Miss Killoran stressed the importance of protecting young children from accidents and in closing gave few points on first aid urging not be unduly alarmed concerning this serious problem and to live With everything you have but try and avoid accidents through their use Mrs McCague thankv ed Miss Killoran for her most in formative talk The meeting was in charge of Mrs Lorne Buyers health convener and the program included the reading Living Four Square by Mrs Butchers With George Jatfray presiding the meet ing which was well attended opened with the singing of The Maple Leaf followed by the Lords raycr in unison land Scripture reading by Mrs Fergus Kerr short business session was held and social hour followed adjourn incnt wms Thankoflerlng April meeting of Burns WMS held at Mrs McCagucs as the thankoffcring of the society was well attended The business session included the naming of 33 THE BARBIE EXAMINER MONDAY APRIL 19 1554 MP3 Dermot and Mr Chum Buyers as delegates to branch meeting in Barrie early in May Roll call was rammed to with verse containing Christ and large picture of The Christ and Cross arranged on table around lighted candles added to the effect of the worsth service in charge of Mrs Clarence Buyers who was assisted by Mrs Crosbie Mm lred Corrlgan Mrss Dermott Mrs Donald Kerr and Mrs Stoltz with the main feature being dramatization of scene from play on Christs Munfiction en titled The King Comes to His Own by Mrs Shilton Mrs Pat terson of Alliston contributed 111 vocal solo His Eye is On the Sparrow Mrs Marvin Hand and Mrs Elmer Blakey sang an ap propriate vocal duet social nailhour was enjoyed following adjournment Palm Sunday Services Palm Sunday services were well attended at Burns United Church with 101 registered in the Sunday School At the close of the teach ing period Wood gave an in teresting talk on his recent trip to Florida with special emphasis on the Passion Play at Lake Wales Rev Shilton delivered an appropriate sermon and the choir rendered the anthem Now When the Morning was Come with Mrs Stoltz taking the solo parts At Farm Forum Convention Mrs Small and Mrs Hanch represented Burns Farm Forum group at the convention in Toronto recently Miss Jessie Buyers Guelph spent rursnin turn 20 GIVE GENEnouva WHEN THE VOLUNTEER CANVASSEB CALLS 111 your noun ANGUS Mr and Mrs Wheatly and family Lindsay were weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs Duckworth Returns From Visit Mrs Walter Mchlackon returned home on Saturday after spending You two weeks with her daughter Mrs Simpson of Timmins and ON TOPOFTHE PICKLE pm omens MUSTARD week with her sondnlaw and memcmsmo SARDINES CATSUP AND daughter Mr and Mrs Arthurl ANOCHEESEAND BEANSTO MAYONNAISE MUST Robertson in Toronto Mr and BEADDED DEFTLY Mrs Robertson returned home with Mrs McMackon for the week end See Picture At United Church On Sunday night April ii the picture The First Easter was shown in the United Church by Rev Silvester and was much enjoyed Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Henry Britnell on the birth of son on April 10 in the Royal Vic toria Hospital Barrie Mr and Mrs William Hartnetl and son Billy of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Duckworth Mr and Mrs Walter TarBush and daughters Betty Jane and Marty spent the weekend in To ronto Dial ml For Pickup Delivery lltoflimlollltrlcfinilh Comm nothing extract StaNu iifxnib No not us but Sta MYCLEANINO strewn SOMETHING TO PASS ON T0 LlTTLE SOGGY BUT ITS ALL MINE the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Lorne Buyers Mr and Mrs chnson and children were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Craig in Alliston on Sunday Local 93 Ontario Farmers Union Meet at Elmgrove Local No 93 lulnrio Farmers Union held its first meeting at Elmgrovo School lhursday even lug April The Chairman George Wilkin son called the meeting to order and after suitable remarks asde Edwin Mordcn director of OFU to introduce the speaker Albert Cormack of Arthur president of the OFU Mr Cormack brought greetings to this new local from the OFU and explained that the first re sponsibility of this organization is to educate farmers as to their posi tion in the economic field today compared to others He said this Farmers Union was born out of need that it is the most demo craticallycontrolled farm organi zation known today and will bring the voice of the grass roots farm er to where it can be heard The speaker emphasized how that one of the main planks of the union policy was for national livestock marketing board over cattle sheep and swine which would make for parity prices for farmers and this he claimed is the only real solution to our livestock marketing problems Because Iarmers incomes are so terribly depressed farmers must necessarily drag down the stand ard of other industrial groups be cause they have not the buying power to purchase the commodities they need and that industrv pro ouccs Mr Cormack laid this re sponsibility on the farmers them selves as they had failed to or ganize when others did and they alone have fallen back arta time when all other organized groups have maintained their place and even gone ahead in the economic life of our nation He claimed that farmers alone are the last disorganized group and called on all farmers to join the Farm Union that together in strength they can demand fair share of this nations prosperity very intelligent discussion fol lowed tihc meeting after which the secretary Winston Blanchard re ceived goodly number of new members Mr Wilkinson very ably thank ed the speaker aifiter which the meeting closed withGod Save the Queen Walt Kelly owns Paco WHENI we mum supper lT Hymn MOLE eor curves llAEti amaunssonaotratww warrmr coax40 MSMM milieu WlTH our men uncut BALDWIN watt MAKE THE cwsAvorr cznruz courses macaw assailants one JIISTIGE CANIEIWFPED Wl55Lé or OL MOLE eons TELL on YEMOKAY Matevouu on youquizu To WHACK MOLE AN MAKE MOLE TELL WHERE HE HID PUPDOG5O on LINEMOLEANM LOOK NEVER MIND weu ozone WHEN THE MAKEUP AuD youce READV FOR SKEETER vaua GRANDMOTHER TELEVlStGN TOLD you AN Hour Am T0 GETBUSI ON YOUR PIAHO LESSON uow car 32 Ic spun hr oru no ram lifl qr Il4 JEUSY SEASON AND YOURE In few weeks time farmers WEADYTO will be making preparations for the sowing of the 1954 crop The farmer will be busy man from now it til the last 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