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Barrie Examiner, 27 Nov 1967, p. 5

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CLOWES By runs xerru Lees Mr and Mrs George much and Mr and ltlrv Beverly tier tram Oro Station were luezts of Mr and Mrs Partridge Sunday Wallace Key spent three week vacation recently at Cal gary Edmonton and Banft While in Edmonton he spent few days with his sister and hrotherlnlaw Mr and Airs Sid Skinner Robbie and Randy Partridge Barrie spent the past weekend their grandparents lift and Partridge Ciowes Womens institute held their meeting at the home of Mrs Dicker Nov 15 Mrs Gordon ltix Stroud spoke and showed pictures on the cooler once at Guelph in done She was accompanied by her daughter Shirley Craighurst ladies were also in attendance Mrs Snid er gave humorous reading Mrs Bouncy gave the motto it is no sin tobe angry or long as youre angry at sin it was doe lied to give Christmas gills to trainees at Edgar 0e cupalional Centre Jim Ney spcni Sunday at Mr and Mrs Fred ilcnrys Downs view airs Ncy and family re turned home oitcr spending the weekend with her parents COOKSTOWN Miss htehlASTElt lfume Milroy of Toronto Bible College spent the weekend at the United Church mansc with his parents Rev and Mrs ltillroy Those who attended the last week of the Royal tintcr Fair on various days were hlr and Mrs Peter Stein Mrs Earl Carr and Mrs William Carr Mrs Tom Graham spent the past weekend in Toronto with her daughter Miss Vi Graham and attended the Winter Fair solll alnrltDAY Cookstown wishes to congratu late its oldest resident Charles ilounsomc who on Sunday Nov 19 celebrated his 90th birthday Saturday evening his sister hlrs William Carr assisted by Mr and itlrsf Vernon entertained at asmoll lamlly dinner at Mr ilounsomes home Sunday be sides nttundingmurning church service he received many cottv gratulatioos ilom neighbors rel atives and friends in the alter nooo Coming from distance were his two nieces and their husbands Mr and Mrs llonald Dunning and Mr and airs Jack Polrail from Willowdale and Thistletown rcspectivcly ltion hay atterooon his gentlemen frends of the village and com munity met at the Legion hall for their usual card game and presented Mr llounsome with card oi congratulations after which cup of entice and light lunch were enjoyed This nolyeara young gentleman was also present at the village nom ination ltlunday evening Sympathy is extended to James Clements whose sister Mrs Neil the material The gust speaker Mrs Hlndlc spoke on teach ing the slow turner in which the has had considerable exper ience She gave shortdemmo strItion on the method or teach ing reIdinr and the basics of arithmetic Cookstoun Wt will hold the last ot their series ot euobrca Mon day Nov in the Town Hall It 30 Cookstown curler haw rtart ad their reason and the club is going strong each night with men and women participants Stroud curlers will use tha ice each FrldIy evening The United Sunday school have already started preparing for Christmas Thera will not con cert this year but pupils will participate In large way in the White Gill service which is scheduled for the seeondSun day evening in December GUTHBIE Congratulations to htr and Mrs Charles Fatllm lnen shir iey Campbell who were mar ried tn Guthrie United Church Nov 18 Mr and Mrs Charles Dore have returned from visiting the lboltters sister in British Colum Misses Lillian and Myrtle Me Gee of Toronto visited their sis ter Mrs it Gray last week arld and were guests at the Palm Campbell wedding nonhuman Mrs Edith Burrows Sula toon is visiting her slstcr Mrs Eva Coward also another sister ltlrs Edna Phillips Barrie PARTY TEA PLANS The November meeting of United Church Woman was held at Mrs Baldwicks 15 menu berl and three visitors answer ing roll call Mrs Emms con ducted the worship on misslorls Plans were completed for birthday party at tho Rohabttl tattoo Centre Edgar and for too and baite sale at the church Nov an 24 pm Mrs hlagulre sceond vicepresident oi Simeon Presbytery UCt wss speaker and chose as her topic Growing Old Grariously She was introduced by Mrs Cough and thanked by Mrs Han Congratulations to Steve tat son winner in the car rally held under the auspices of iiiC during their weekend program Nov Several fomiltos hale attended the Royal Wiptcr Fair during the week Best wishes are extended to Bill Woods and Amy Lea whose wedding took place Nov 18 Ll T0 ENTERTAIN On Nov 13 ccinl meeting of Vri willtie old at Mrs George Salishurys and which will attend An interesting program has been ar ranged and every member is urged to Ittcnd and welcome the vlstton Roll call will be rlame no drug and tell its specific um motto current event on health Gills for mental patients will also be accepted Hostesrs everyone gt MlDllUltST By MRS MOMBITII ltlidhursl United Church held successful turkey supper Nov it in the Sunday School room llny Scout committee are hold ing cochres inthe Anglican Parish lioit Monday evenings Mrs DAngio is convales cing at the home Other dangli trrs in Toronto Miss lean Barlow Toronto visited her sister Mrs Blnck and also visited her mother in Penetong last weekend STll ANNIVERSARIES Recently alhltdhllrst Town ship ltali air and Mrs Russell Uncles entertained iriends and relations on the occasion of their 15th wedding nnivershry During theovening when the gills had been opened airs Weatherill daughter of the wedded couple presented her grandmother Mrs Georgnrsimpson token in rcc ognition of the 25 years oi coke buking which she has done since the first eako sho hakelt nnd doc uratcd for her daughter 25 years completed the evening Guests attending acre from Wasbtso Lindsay Brittle Orangcvlile An ten Mitts Stnyner hfattoo Scar borough Potsdam New York narrie and lgfroy Millers pour ALLAN monitor Mr and him All Tompkins have gone south to spend the winter months at Melbourne licach Florida They my usual ly the that persons in this area to leave for the warmer climate successful sale of homemade baking organixed by the wo men ol Mincts was held at 16A stora in Barrie Members oi the committee concerned were hlrr Shirley Lucas Mrs San dra Duggan ltlrs Joyce Canning hlrs Gaye Lamb and Mrs hlnry Lou rKennington and donations were made by cottngcrs With the Commuify Hall at Strolld tilted to capacity Wed nesday evening by township citi zensintcrostcd in nominations tor council and scshoot bornd there is considerable concern ev ident and it could be high taxes rcsldcntsshopld get out and vote on Saturray Voting will take place at Baystairs Lodge for the Point Owners and Tcnants Associa tion it was decided to have Santa Claus distribute gtfts tor the younger children at their homes Party will be held for adults with date and place to he an llnllnccd later ago Dancing and buffet topper At meeting ot the Property By MR5 Milli WILSON Congratulations to Mr and lira lame Carruthers who eel ebrated their 3th wedding soni vcrnry on Saturday Mrs Ernie Tuck is patient to home hospital Mrs Pinkoey and Lawrence Toronto and Mr and Mrs Watson and family Markham visited Mr and htrs William Emits this week Mrs llarold Arnold is spending this week with Mr and hire Keith tiieVanei Elobtcoke Little Mpryleacocir had the misfortune to break an arm on the way to school this week Mr and ltlrs Allister Rundcll spcnot cw data this week with hir and Mrs tt Jennett Scott Kerr was operated on in Barrie hospital on Wednesday Chrlst Church hataor ten and bake sale was success Vcd nesday night despite the bad weather Mr and Mrs tutor Raine and Mrs will Parr flrampton visited Mr and Mrs Robert Parr this week Mrs Roast and Bradley are visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest Goodwin hiiss Beverley Robertson Tor onto spcnl low days with her parents Rev ndtirs Robert son thls week it was nice to recognise one of our ivy iricnds in Toronto at the Santa Claus parade in the person of Brian McVallel TRY EXAMINER WANT Ast Bailey oi Vhealley was victim of car accident and died on the weekend at Nov 11 also to Los Currie whose father Thomas Currie of hialton passed away over the weekend at Nov 19 hit and Mrs Currie attended the funeral Nov 21 in Bramp ton Recent visitors at the home ol Lewis hiiss Ruth Smith and Miss Harriet Lowrie of Toronto Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lewis of lttidlaod Mr and hirs Don Good win ntwitlowdale and Mr and Mrs Bernie Goddard and daugh ter Valerie Oailville DEDICATION SERVICE Sunday morning Nov 19 at St Johns Anglican Church dedication of Communion Cup given to the church by Charles Hounsome in memory of his wife made by the rector Rev Howard At the close at the service Mr Hounsom assist ed Mr Howard in greeting the congregation UCW MEETING United Church Women held their meeting in the basement of the church Nov 14 and vice president Mrs Iarls opened it with worship period it was rlcidcd to cater for the Club and their guests the evening of DC Mrs Milroy and Mrs Farts gave reports of the fall convocation The program on Arts and Cratls was convened by Mrs Sam French and her committee who conducted Remembrance Day worship period Mrs Glass had on display is hooked If you have ever 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