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THE BARRIE EXAMINER FRIDAY MAY 14 1954 hummus 5819 Saturday Euchre in Orange Hall Satur day May 15 in aid of LOL No 432 Banner lund Admission 35c 30th The East End Anglican Mission Group will hold plant sale at the home of Mrs Richard Hartley 63 Napier Street on Saturday May 15 proceeds of which will be used for the East End Anglican Mission mission 58 prizes roup Sunday School Mixed danctnz every Fridayl Saturday Pine Crest miles north of Barrie on Highway 27 or miles south iiimvale Music by Heptones Admissioa 50c ZtIWF Progressive euchre Monday May 17 pm in Parish Hall St Georges Anglican Church Allan dale Auspices Mens Club Ad 50c Refreshments and 5657 While the war was on remember hearing about lady in Chatham Ont who had the pletely licked She drove problem of gasoline rationing com as much as she wanted but without the worry of running out of gas And do you remember how people used to raise their eyebrows during the were using your car more war if they thought you than an sticker on the windshield would allow She didnt have ANY sticker on the windshield and the looks she got were envy not suspicion Her name was Mrs Robert Gray and she was the widow of pioneer automobile manufacturer too the 1919 Detroit Electric The car she drove was pioneer If you remember the First World War you probably remember the fling electric cars had Anothte model about the same time was the Anderson Electric Mrs Grays Detroit Electric was the last batterydriven car running in Canada It was powered by 42 batteries each of two volts that she recharged once week at home She had no radiat or no clutch no muffler and could go about 30 miles an hour Maybe someday someone will design new electric car that will give the kind of service we want today Mrs Gray for instance never went on any long trips and the batteries 1400 pounds alone weighed Theres just one main reason why thrgasoline engine beat out the electric car one the power one maybe someday well get ly doubt it On our used liable cars that gave somebody els ed it Was time to move up notch to newer car Theres electric ity in these cars too in the ignition system thats the brains of the cur Weve checked it and we even put it on our lot Next week well tell you some facts you make better used car buy IIIGIFID 0171700 66 ecuER 8725577 more 2487 pound of gas will deliver more than 20 times pound of the best storage battery can As good powerful electric car but actual car lot weve got lotfol why most everybody wants to ow of reasons oneof todays cars Good re good service before they decid everything else in the car before about tires that can help M07023 750 0550 £541 07 233 ammo smeer wonE 49a cItkzozirozpsmoaxr mom1e 5mm comm5 11 gan uunnunnnn PERMANENT LIGHTNAIRY RIGID ALLALUMINUM AWNINGS Now in Stock Sizes on 54m flitMM Choice of 10 colors pm Trinity Parrsh Hall sponsored by Central IFlos Junior Farmers Orr Lake iDance Hall May 19 lfor motor rug Admission 50c May 15 Central United Church Sunday School room auspices Central Choir Doors open am 5556 Trinity Junior Guild May Time tea bazaar delicatessen and bake table Wednesday May 19 230 to 5657 Dance Also draw 5658 Rummage Sale Saturday May 15 St Andrews Presbyterian Church Lecture Hall corner of Worsley and Owen Sts Doors open at am 535556 Dance Ladies Auxiliary to Car pcnters Union No 680 at Odd Joins local Firm ENGAGEMENTS Mr and Mn James Nicol an nounce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Marie to Ro Iger Glendon Giffen son of Mr fellows Temple Collier St Fri day May 28 dances Door prize 75c per person 535961F Spring Music Festival by the pupils of West Gwilllmbury Schools under the direction of Paul McKelvey Supervisor of Mu sic to be held at Bond Head Com munity Hall Friday May 21 at 8J5 pm Admission Adults 35c children free 5557 The iiiLand Shorthorn Breeders Club announces its first Consign ment Sale on Thursday May 27 Orangeville Exhibition Barns at pm sharp bulls and 23 bred and open heifers All cattle are TB and blood tested or vaccinated Provincial bonus will apply For catalogues write Dodds 0r angcville 49581 Nurse Author Mother VANCOUVER MARCH 15 CP MrsHazel Walsh nurse author and mother of three from New Zealand has decided to settle in Vancouver and continue her writ Ing Graduate of Cooks Hospital in Gishourne NZ her stories and articles have appeared in many magazines and newspapers She has published novel in the Unit ed States and second is on its way to final revision Mrs Walsh is concerned over treatment of the Maoris in her native New Zealand and says she Will use her pen and her voice in their behalf There are many of us she szlld rather disappointed in what ap pears to be the current trend of pushing Maori culture into the background The eventual results may prove extremely dangerous Dancing 91 Spot OLIVER who has joined the staff of Monarch Refrigeration Co as manager of the heating div ision The services of Mr Oliver were obtained through the cooper ation of the BerlinScott Manu facturing Co Ltd manufacturers of warm air furnaces Mr Oliver has had 25 years experience in the field of mechanical enginering all phases of forced warm air heating and air conditioning Mr and Mrs Edgar Dyer and two children have arrived cafe in LosAngelcs where they expect to live Mr and Mrs Holmon Grand Valley spent last weekend with the latters parents Mr and Mrs Poucher Burton Ave Mr and Mrs Stuart Courageof Catalina Nfldu paid brief visit on Wednesday to their nephew Ralph Snelgrove and his fam ily They are on tour of Can ada and the United States Miss Anne Marie Hargreaves was amongthe 65 graduates who re ceived their diplomas at the an nual graduation exercises at St Josephs College in North Bay last Friday evening Among the guests present for the evening were her ADDISON are pleusid to announce 57 Fletch the appointment of MIIIIIIIICII IirrnIccnIIrIoII 10 118 DUNLOP ST EAST BARRIIJ as an authorized unanimous SO and Mrs Kenneth Giflen Brad ford the marriage to take place iin St Johns United Church Allis ton Saturday May 29 56 Mrs Arthur Laws Barrie wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter Constance Winnifred to Hugh Herbert Merriam son of Mr and Mrs Merriam Mark dale the marriage to take place at Trinity Anglican Church Barrie on Saturday June at three oclock 56 Mr and Mrs Morley Somers announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to George Earnest Proctor Cobalt Ontario son of Mr and Mrs Proctor Eugenia Ontario the marriage to take place on Satur day June in ESE Road Presby terian Church Barrie 56 mother Mrs Frank Hargreaves and brother Jackie her aunt Mrs Jack Moore and her children Frances and Jack and Miss Penny Laurie all of Barrie The address in the graduates was given by Most Rev Dignan DD WW MARKET PRICES MAY 14 1954 noes cams coon comm $333 333am Hogs $3650 Sowvs $2600 Idol tin Large Medium Small IIBU Special Grade Grade Grade to lbo Special Grade Grade Grade to lbs Special Grade Grade 25 Grade 18 Under Ibo Special 81 Grade 80 Grade 25 Grade 10 Cum to me the above priced to Grade Over lbs 25 22 to lbs 23 20 Under lbs 21 18 Members of the British Gren adier Guards must beat leastsix fe twoinches invheiaht nuMnuunuunumununu l5 14 12 Obituary Mi Noble Dies At Bond Head Alter Short Illness Following an illness of just onel week the result of thrombosis Mrs Minnie Mary Hannah Noble passed away at the home of her daughter Mrs Foran at Bond Head on Friday May Born on Jan 16 1870 in Will shlre England she was daughter of Mr and Mrs George Skull and after coming to Canada had lived in Toronto North Bay Newton Mn Noble was member the Church of England and Liberal Her husband Charles Noble pre deceased her 16 years ago and there are two daughters and three sons surviving Mrs Foran Alicia of Bond Head Mrs Halloran Isabel of Nanaimo BC Charles Noble Toronto Tyson London and Joseph Bond Head Two bro thers and one sister are still living in England and there are 11 grand children The funeral service on Monday May 10 was 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