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Barrie Examiner, 18 Nov 1948, p. 10

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PAGE TEN SIXTYYEAR MARK EggtglagslPEOPLE 11111 it title there have been iizany craniiuts during 60 years the Angli 1113 ttitlltli if Simon the Apos tuday stands as it always hail great tritiumrice for good 11 wily SlSCEPTIBLE 11111111311011 1511 ms Henderson Ex 31 21 cuiiiiiiiinity life of Ioronto flll Dr Cogfve um um Iiitl111 ILII hwtnlirs 11 II lrmwt of Trinity College deeiain 21 lll 11 euntly He was cliiei speakerl mi Hl Livill banquet marking Illvl ml 1nd jubilee of the roughgm Hm Siiions is stronger 11111 111111 illlltltIllilll today 11 1111 he asserted lu have ill ilt ii at 111 salute thaw who Izlltl pray thiii thzit cunttntte 11 follow 11 t1 hundred and tizty pazisiiiiiii iil Iiillltls sat 1111111 to 111 runner iiid among guests we 21 ll lliewiii 111111111 Tet1111 111 ilin litewin It Rev It 1111 11v llishnp of Toronto and 11111111 Rt 11111 is 31111111 Il1il 1131 i1t1llrlll 11111 111111 Hi and i1 tr this 111iv Ii 11 til llli My 11141111141 1mm H111 tea and reception 111r their friends 12 the home of their son fillit li I1tlil have ll1 1111 li hie =1 1111 oiiiwitn andf 1thers 11111 111 riitricliw 1111111 IIHII iii11 111111111 1111 111 Aiiiiidale New $111111 15111111121 i1 lizulttil 111111 iiiulltpl 11 Mrs 11l11yes and many otii gt 111111 uhn x1t1 1111111111111111111 1111 111 diiiiiei was ltltlttl 11 and 111l11i aim 111r1 and 11 gt 11 John Islet rectors 11111 1i111i 11 ll 11 11 11111 1111 Mrs Motilton Wife IlllIIHVIlIJ 111 at the 11111111 tuiion Moultoii present 1121111 thinner rector of liinitv Hm mm li l1111 111v iiel 11111111 Barrie cut huge biitli 111 11i11 rtithlilrtxl 11 whatrtmcl is 11 11 cal1e it the close ol 111151111411 31111 11111 1111111 son 111111 cynical or or Bww Tum 11121 111 11111111111 11 Ire iltll tl1111k or it 1111151 111 1111 11111 111 11 11 11 us to litelttllius it was 111 51 Mill 1111 1111 dont lit1111151 your tliileimii setvice was held 591 mi 11 KIWI 11 in thliu Iriutixuu 111111111 111 111 li 11111 1111 first 111 the parish cattle about 11 117 Ill 11 years there have been 111111ndous changes in the City of l11111t11 and iii your pariin bouti 4111ie Ilis Lordship declared tlt Simons has always been 11 iutltieucc for good and its con i1i1111ce as an intluential congre gation is evidenced by the fact that 1111 year you raised $3l00 for par purposes as well as $24001 1111 extiaparochial work be 111 1inretl amid applause Bishop Beverley recalled that there had been four rectors and that one of these Rev li Ii Brew in who served for 22 years wast present at the gathering rlis Lordship paid high tribute t11zinon Moulton the present rec 1111 lie said there was great hope for the future in the large turn1 1211 oi young people at the banquet TRY AN EXAMINER WANT Al PHONE 2414 indulgence constipation 2111 congregation that later be 111111 ml 11 WU St Simons Actual foruiit lilfi HimLi my I111 Illlll 1tll about the 121s part what you ltltt on 11211 rouiidzilioziis you picks up 1111 11111 We uttiit 1111izi111 that love is 11111 and incapacity 111111 was talking I11 young man the who has just begun to broaden his 1pi 11111c1 of life In biuiiiess he called at never saw to me 111tb1r day illie course 111 11111111 ili my city anything aiteiwurds The squalor the llllti 1111 tumbling ov1r each other the hopeless untidyuess of it all And then quite surprisineg he added But they 11enied so 1111111 of each other Yes netes 1111 present with iii and stupidity 1111111114 111 human nature like it llt said love creeps into and patience into ac up and unlikely places and lingers tenacioust rill strnnge company Aid is saying today is Can we put our professional skills and underN standing home and raise and strengthen it lNot to your standards perhaps btit What Childrens this Stomach llpset gain Shame on You Stomach sourncss biliousness heartburn headache belthing or other temporary disturbances are often caused by Over Biirdock Blood Bitters should give quick relief in such cases Burdock Blood Bitters will help to the stomach kidneys and liver aid digestion and bring quick relief from indigestion and Buy butt lo today BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS EN WOOD CUTTING TIME IS HERE AGAIN AND WE HAVE THE ANSWER TO YOUR LABOR PROBLEMS THE PIONEER The Lightest Power Chain Saw on the market today with the Revolutionary New Multiport Engine eig only pounds LESS CUTTINGA There is no ekcessvweight on the PIONEER It goes into action trimmed to bare cutting essentials handles easily and Carries through the woods with remarkable ease The PIONEER is thevanswer to the great demand for insertemainpowcrr Saw rwhichwillgIVe continuousre liable service under all working conditions and willerr ficiently handle up t030 cutting attachmentsuThe bItddand chain for thePIONEER is the result of vast amount of research producing cutting unit which willcut fast and clean in any type or condition of wood LEADING THE FIELD WITH The New Multiport Engine 21TriggerSwivelv troi Lillrtt applied for 1611 11111111111 Jaimeii its hgrlhhtlllutch Heavy duty automotive type aribeoperateclin eltheritho falling or bopking Simplifiedttdubiel ree designvensureslconstant pivot Oil frdm Handlebar reservoir to bar and chain Antoidatiaaewinn Starter trollbiefree fautomatic star engineers have developedthis revolutionary new engine which israted at 41 HP 5Eight position swivelingfortitude withiiinger tip com positionby the touch ofthgginger pitformtiol IloubieActingOiijlump Slip oorkzinsrt clutch and i1 ter of new design Gulley Lrv IHE BARRIE EXAMINER BARRIE ONTARIO CANADA 1111 AND 3111s 1111111 coruuiyia 1111s Barrie celebrated their golden 11111111111111tunic1511 and taughteriulnw Air 51111 sullwuntly 11 11111 11 13 vil tully 1111i 11111 pi 11111 i11111ii Hospital and kthc 00d numdmw 5pm mp money it 1111111 11 1111 1111111211111 letter has been received tormm was mm 01 Sending my end lt1rv1et in 11 111 I1 11 lu ltlll from her husband celsoverseas and plans 1re mad1 it for monkht only iluil F111 11s Itspetl Naturally the couiiiiiliiity 111111IK 11 protect little it 111 hr 1111 11s to have 111 1121 liiiii 1I11 12 11 filtli It ll 1211 til COMMENDS avn FOR ATTENTION 11111 11lit1ll2llltll through you in members are reminded that their 11 members 11 the staff of 1m subscriptions to Ihe IIilt1lllll so murm Uglmzu 10 me Monthly are due Mrs Gordon lQuiltond Rug Fair Being Sponsored By Arts 61 Crafts Assn intlt and Rug Faii lil 111 Midland 1111 July 311 111411 under the cusp 811 we ounty Arts 1111 tiaits 91gt 1iriaton the Midland Chamber of tuiiiiieice mid the Midland FITU lims Herald Mrs Liew ileaver 11 Ilarrie is 1iiiiriii1n of the i111111111 in charge Mrs II ItIIxl 11f Wye iiilg1 secretary and Mis Browneil of Port tlcNtcull is treasurer The comriiittee includes William transton editor of the Midland Free Press and Ilopkiiis prin tIlXiI of Midland limb School Other members are irani Jntsun Stayiier Iliilri Cooper Orillia Dorii Iuriloii vtilisiuii and Louise Culley Barrie Qtitlts of all kinds and booked and wown rugs will be on display Some of them will lie tirade from Canadian designs created 113tlie Danishiuiadian itlllgtl lliur linu Sell Articlcs exhibited 11111 include those for sale and thou 1111111 1111 evhibit mu GUTHRIE Mum Wllb and WA 011 Wedncsitiiy Nov the WMS and WA met in the SS room with Siil be 31 23 and of the 111 Sitiltldy OCtObtt 31 with irs losepli Cochrane RR Watcrer Photo Itwcutlv woman from Welland 2j11red in an auto accident 13111111 She was taken to thc llic icnlleunii want to express to send more boxes to lioiea lark conducted the Ulgtl1i1 scr arv 1llll curl aid coute nus vice from the Monthly Mrs tciitzon extended by your super and Evelyn GWEN ARTHUR OF AUSTRALIA Currie travelled total of 17000 miles to reach tolliugwood Ontario where THURSDAY NOVEMBER 18 1943 gullstrict 11 ipliillultilll is 113111111 711131 13 111v1iit as much as they 11111 Saint Ste l111 $13 StlliNtII IIls IIOIII 1111111111 opuns that 11131111111 arentl lipj Iltl Itm tlltlltllnl 1111111 IF ITS GIVE 11s SPRING RING 111111111 SPRING SERVICE REPAIRING REARCHING GENUINE REPLACEMENT SPRINGS AND BEST EQUIPPED SPRING SHOP NORTH OF TORONTO COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL SPRING ACCESSORIES Gowan St Allandale FACING 11 TRACKS PHONE 3400 of England and dress and 111111 11111 11111111 111111 HHV led gludy 111 the 12 Mm WNW mi PM W5i 111111111 Miss blianalian her 113 special service was held Thel mm yum OHHWUH H111 111111 Miss linnginaii and in to pie ova Mm mm up 1111111 all members of your staff Force Ensign on may my WW 111 1111 wife dining her recent stay persouations slic brought to her 11011 11111 Australian Govern 11010 my 1111cre listeners clear llltllrllk ijllllll Lltid nient for two Australian airmen 111 connection viih tour 111 ll wi mmk hm mo in ilvailgnwnl Mam Ullllzlruhiili 5th um piano wards of the Society and 11111111im mm umrmmn and we iiiid edtictiioniof women llllCIllltl mm mm mm in heard nothing but praise for the 111 111 Mn 11 lllt 111111 1111111111 suportiiig Hut 111 all the ever MIT millsinnd the general report was given 11 the freewill Barrie Mikes widening runpp1pn pump 1111111110 alll$01V15 rendered uttering the night of the fowl sup tliallk Arena NOV 12 mu mu arc decay relief the 1111 hotel lie rcforniatory the VI lini1 lite Magistrates Court the touuty illllli the lleiiitentiaryl 111 1111 1111 11111 self from here right down to dish last unauswerable liability 1111 public burial Its all over Ih111 he is there she lies lllltll 111 ihei soil of your ttllllllltllill 1111 didll not till in time 11 If your Childrens Aid Society is 11 to to the best Jtll possible in the ll light of our knowledge and teeth iiiqucs today it will be infinitely less expensive in the long run 11 stall it with first rate social workU cm MRS MAEAGNEW black and rotten they spurth Country of October l947 then B911I0McNabney Lula 446 juice if pushed with the thumb sent reply with descriptions BHHC Pen Wk 890 111111 am not sure that they are and photos of some in 100 AUHUSC Hannan 13 as lIliIl Cobblers They are not like 1948 issue Bumit hgwcm Mrs Mae Agnew was installpd agilllt kind remember from former The buttons are to form col tBinglhyJ 1636 worthy Matron up Em Thom p115 lcction for their local museum and PenaltiesChevrefils McNam son as Worthy Patron at banquet Angry HOUSCWife l0 01 kept in book form arm held by the Bayview Chapter 1071 We quote from Faith Russell qt MT11HDIERIOD 032 Of Od the 119m Sm Economic Structure Smnh who made the m1 11 72 harriclciicig 111$01 in the Masonic Temple on Monday evening November Other officers installed wdre Mrs Margaret Gorrell associate matron Ernest Foster associate patron Mrs Jessie Maxwell secretaiyi Mrs Minnie Thompson treasur MlBCIIIIICC Spearn conduciress Mrs Joan Cole associate conduct ress Miss Bessie Spearn Organist Mrs Mary Smith chaplain Mrs Edna Lower marshal Mrs Louisc Sturman Ada Mrs Amy Lakiwclll Ruth Mrs Reba Scott Esther1 LMrs Frankie Armstrong Martha Dorothy Davies Electa Mrs Lilli an Galloway warder Ernest Bur seSsHentineiyw 11 his hand Irish Cobblers and Balance by Coops States Hugh Bailey lkeop the economic structure equal Century pictorial Armomal liven according to Hugh Bailey general Yours yer truly per It was well over $70 1N1111eoinitlecl for publication committee was instructed to buy 1tlie necessary dishes The Decem lber meeting will also beheld at the HIV AREIUIILYW church lli1 following appeared in the Iouieuiakers column of The Globe 1111 Mail Dear Homemaker This is warn 1111 for housekeepers to look care 1lll when buying bag of pota uts at the door man with 11 ruckload showed me two beauties Museum Exhibits supplied by SlmcoaCount Womens Institute 1111 he had got them from farm near Barrie As my family had complained ibout the potatoes had been buy iig took them and when opens 111 the bag later discovered that dozen large potatoes were so N0 274 Your Grandmothers Button Box request for old buttons from the members of the Womens Insti tulc in North Wales Homoand There are of course unnum cred types of buttons groups may be summarized as sporting buttons hunt buttons oldregimental and volunteerlcorps buttons political Colpiranves can do more toland commemorative buttons 18th 11 balanced than any Other thing buttons and traditional and lace buttons Of the picture buttons the writer speaks of some designs knights in armor Kate Greenaway children manger of the United CoOperativc of Ontario speaker at the first regional meeting of the Federation of Agriculture on Monday evening Nov at Alliston Mr Bailey Went on to say that the outstanding achievement of the Federation of Agriculture was the organization of commodity Reynolds Angel Heads and repro Every political agitation produced Velma Cole was presented with the pastmatrons jewel by her mother Mrs Wl Cole Aboutl70 were present at the banquet and among these were guests from TorontoLindsay Oril lia troud and Owen Sound Installing matron was Mrs Pearl McDonald grand conductrcss from Cooksville Installing patrons were of Barrie and Sandy IMcLeOdfpast patron from Orillia Irene Knapp of Barrie was installing marshal CLEARVIEW WI Clearview Wlheld their mouth meeting on NOV at M1 and Mrs Jinwwmkers with good attend ance of members and visitors It being the annual evening meeting 187 men were invited Roll call response An important event last year Mrs Alan Brown conducted the routine business It was decid ed to send contribution of money foraeBoxesdorBIitain Mrs McFarlane converter of Agriculture and Canadianrlndustry presented an interesting program Mrs Walker gave ihomotto on Agriculture which was followed by some enjoyable musical selec tions by Misses Mary and vMabei Gordon McArthur spoke on Weeds Our Problem timely and instructive address Huish moved vote Of thanks for Lyery nslruclhze and EDIQY 1eveni After God iSa the Kin chfreshrncnts weieServ ed Next meeting 11vill be on Dec at Mrs Rumbchs with all members as hostesses Mrs Christie Installed Presudent of Jr Guild Mrs Roy Christie was installed as presidentof the Trinity Junior Guild on Monday evening Noveni her Other officers installed were Jane Simpson vicepresident Mrs Howard Naphtali secretary andEnid Carter treasurer Con are Mrs Lowes social com mittee Mrs Moran finance co mitten Mrs Charette work and 10mm WVWTM Fillbrook program committee Rev Cross installed the variousofticers Mrs Allan Gray WHALE or Mdurii The Tkilier whale is capable of swallowing for seat or small por PPlse1 tlllpi veners of the vlarious committees past precident chaired the iiist part of the nieetlng ritrrbuiionras didithel great events of the State Home Rule Free Trade the victory of Trafalgar the coronationand marriage of Queen Victoria zlnd the birth of the Prince of Wales in184i There were also buttons to commemorate the jubilees of Queen Victoria Wouldnt it be interesting 111 make collection from our grand mothers button box Buttons from 1hovariousBeanehlnstitu from anyone wishing to contribute Would appreciate hearing from you soon gt signed MRS HAND Stmudmcjgnvener of Museum MRS BOYES Giliord Secy Museum Committee groups 111611 asthe Eram ahdhdg producers He endorsed the Fed erations policy of going into the field otinsurance with such meas ures as automobile andre insur ance and sick benefits Wind of Alliston was chair man of the meeting which was lield in St Johns United Church in Alliston William McCarthy secretary of llCll erin OI eratio Agriculture and chairman of Farm Radio Forum willbe speaker at the regional meeting in Churcliill on Tuesday Nov 16 etween an Ribbons for Awards at Royal Winter Fqu Betweenthreefand fOurmilcs of ribbon go into the making of prize rosettes ribbons and badges for the Royal Winter Fair the biggest buyer of these awards in Canada according to the Dominion Regalia Co The rosettes with bow and streamers awarded to winners in the Horse Show each contain ap proximately one and threequarter yards of material During thevshow Nov 162410 000badgesr05cttes and jribens will bepresentcd in prizewinning eith its Weighedv together they on alEatapprok rnately 200 pounds The ribbon is iniported from Switzerland because no satinor rayon yarn+was availablejin Can ada for several years andAsince Canada has started toproduceit during the past years nfianufaca turers have hesitated to make two inch widths Stamping cutting and sewing the awards for the Royal keep four men and three women busily T111 MlCHAELSGoal defence McCarthy Horton centre Rope wingsLN Corcoran It for eoraii alternates liannigan Sand ford Decourcy Bonitomme it Slulilllln lunc McNamara Mar sirill BARRIEGoal Bingley wines Lcckie MeNabnev Aslibec Ford Zanatta Keefe Clicvreflis Offici PenaltiesN Lcckie Chine major Ford major second chapter of the study boolzi on China West of the Gorges FLIVHO was By means of map chair and i111 Australian Air SECOND PERIOD Penalties Horton Lcckie Clune Meger Iennell McNalmeyl 1255 Barrie Clievrels tZanatta Ford St Michaels Clune 1McCarthy1 1502 Dccourcy ORILLIA GAINS GOLFER Orillia Packet Times Orillia gained good golfer re St George and the Dmgon St Joan ccntlv as Collingwood lost one of Arc famous paintings such as Donald Gldvenev 100 Sportsmanv married Miss Kay Stangroom of ductions of old medals and coins Comngwold and the WHY WGdS will reside in Orillia velle was one of the bright Long Hoar Pearcy Allen to Mfllllitff Walshe Newmarkctv FIRST PERIOD Barrie MeNabncy Merger Marshall in the Colliiingod golf club ast summer and took down some pri zes in the county tournament advice given theagompanyswsiilcs re reSentatIvesand em grilAmericanVLIfe phliciccwhichhavebcomepyablelfor the Count Shea cfeiice llIlCll alternates Mayer centre tillselltior Toron 323 Bingley McCarthy 1412 Ashbcc M115 Gm Authorized bottler of CocaCola underlcontract with CocaCola Ith LARGEST STOCK OF 11 PENETANGBOTTLING5CO LIMITED tistarsv Penetanguishcne Phone 440 InfirIII $50000 00 Protcctionjiiiorce Now in its 67th year North Americana Life has more than half Qblllion dollarsof life insurance and pensiOn policies in deco Each of the 170000 podeswhich make up this large amount of protection represents an investment in futuresecurity by family or an IndiViduak Every Olicyowner may not fully comT prehend the broad beneficial ect of $500000000 pretection or the future welfare of our country But each one knows that his own position is made more secure because he belongs the large family of North American Life policyownersgtMrn 12 thousands Of families have already benetedfIOm thirNOIt tpjmy haspaidmprethan $150900000 in benefits since it was ostablislidi11188l Notthmeri Man Life iii MutualCompnny operntcd solely for the policypwnorsfond therlaigevolumepf prOtection in force is1we mk an evrdence of the good service and the competent ywelcomeslthcr minucdpatronagOf l6yeesuThe sweats re itspolicyowners GEORGE 111111111111 DISTRIQTMANAGERxz zszNLorsTiirgr 1111111111

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