Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 22 Jan 1969, p. 19

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mmleMMRll WEDNESDAY JAN llfl monorail Hy MM BOLT Mr and Mn Media dark on Jan ll moved to their new home at Henry 51 whim they met iy purdnaed lrom Mr Ind Mr Earl mnninxham am ii Lowrla was ad mitted to oyai Viflflill Homi ul Jan Ll also We Bette ride putter nelson Hem ll Hewitt him the nether beans litllo nuiderI Jan 16 skunk was seen requesting veral oi the streets and driveways in the village One at the dogs became sell educated on skunks means protection sucunea Alumni the villus and sun rouodinz area was emetoped in low Lvinx or the mild spell broughtoutareoordqwdol pinyels or 19 tables to the day endure in Thmnton Dram Hall Friends were seen lrorn Cooksurwn Elbert Stroud Beale Acton ivy Baxtaar and Holly Wl will sponsor another outhrs next week ANNUAL MEETING mnily United Church will hold their annual meeting in the diurdl WI mm Jan 17 pm Ladies are asked to bring some sandwiches to serve with cup of ten Members nl Thronlon Womens lnsliluie who entered the hoa piiulily of Slroud branch Jan lB were Meslames Dalton Banting Cunningham Lennox Dishid Presldeni Reid thinningham And Gentile Holt About 70 attended the 60th Anniversary of this at live xrnup which was held in Slroud ty Centre Guests were pruent mm diur chill Glllord and Painswick branches as well as board member Mrs John Ball Coil lngwood and Mrs Douglas Day New lawell area president Three baby boys were hapliud in Trinity United Church Jan l8 by Rev Milroy They were Harold Jackson Shannon son at Mr and Mrs Dun Shan non Walker John Stewart Hunt er son of Mr and Mrs Walker Hunter and Neil Michael Webb son nl Mr and Mrs Midwei Webb Recent nests of Mr and Mrs Gear3e Huh were Mr and Mrs Walla Andrews of Brathord Mr and Mrs Spencer returned lrom Florida by air Jan in having spent three necks there AGRICULTURE Thornton Womens Institute mot Jon is at Ute home of Mrs Kleinvcld Plans were made to attend sununnry day at Cookstown in completion of the coursu Baking vilh Yeast Mrs tanderpust agricul tlrc Convener began the pro gram with discussion on the motto The way you live is tho lesson you teach Mrs Cunningham read arapor1on the changes in hog production in Ontario She also gave lzlimose oi the lulure and the wonders of completely automatic barn she concluded the rcnorl wih an amusing story of the trials and tribulations that face city girl married to tanner Mrs Realtyheld team same ol charades in which each mam her outed in mime various items sound on trrm This was enioyod by both the actresses and Lhe audience and the mile uent to Mrs Dixon and her team Lunch was served by Mrs Vanderpost and Mrs Schandian Parliament liilii Glance By The CANADIAN muss TUESDAY lln 2l 1959 Trade Minister JennLuc Pepln said some drips waiting at Vancouver will he diverted to Prince Rupert 130 to pick up treshwdriod min Agriculture Minister Dunn said tanner whose products are prohibited from sale because pesticide resi due can expect about on per cent of the value in compensa tlon Northern Development Min ister JeanVChrelicn said the iedemigovmment has made concrete proposal to Que bee on establishing national park in the province but has yet to receive reply The Dominant considered it bill to reduce the price of drill by increasing Icompeii lion Senator Grattan OLaary lPC0ntario told the Senate it would be tragic misw take it anyone is lulled into state of euphoria over Can adas signing at the nuclear nonprolileration treaty WEDNESDAY Jan 22 to Commons Illa at pm ESTto continue debate on pmposed amendments the Fisheries Improvement Loans Act The Senate meets at llamar museum MONTREAL 0P Habitat the housing prospect at Mon and HADWOIM exhibition is steadily acquiring new tenants since prices iteratiowered last sum gahltet Swagger Jean anguoy on day 510 the 111 tinldtedhnlla have been rented Maximum rent tor lourthedrom twnlov cl luxury unit was lowered to about $100 month Fabrics CRIMPKNIT CRIMPLENE Reg 895 yd The washn wear fabric for all occasions No lining required 100 polyester in 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