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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 18 1148 Bridge Party Given BY Nets $100 for RVH The Womens bridge in the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening Noteinber 10 About 130 people were present The Club raised $100 to assist in furnishing ward for the hospitall Mrs Bonnie Grosc was converter for the evening and the committee working with Bi ford Dorothy Cole and Mrs Sandy White conicd were held and pi lneson Jack Duval and Doris Jader ilies Commission spoke on hydro conservation following the bridge Lunch was served to conclude the happy evening you talk gently to duck it will lay more eggs elor TCideis however that if they talk Ginny 80050 they mm Womens Institute Branch illltllgun nd they are engaged Home Economics Service Business Women Business and liofessioiial Club held successful for her included Mrs lS Baker Mrs Gertrude Beres Faulkner Velma Campbell wel Five draws were wonby Gordon Ga hits Edward Mrs Dalton Ncsbitt Mrs Jean guests President the PS William Salter of the Public Util in WEM MISS KATHLEEN TAGGART MA TIRIIFUL NOW gt export $3311 if Announcement is made poultry we wum 0m bat gart as Home Economics visor of Home Peterborougli luxaiiiiiier has been ab duties on 8111 1511 their and also Huiiieniakiiig Club Leader Training Schools in Home Furnishings Miss Taggart comes to the department highly qualifiedl in her special field ceived her MA Degree from Corl iiell University New York 111 Home Furnishings after receiving the BHSc Degree front the Uni VOISII of Saskatchewan iiei home is in Ottawa BUTTER PRODUCTION DOWN to the Ontario Department of Ag riculture Reasons given are that some for milk production while othctsi in Eastern Ontario are selling theii dairy cattle to United States buyI crs Arrival two weeks ago of Danish butter in Ontario acute supply situation in some parts of the province especially the 0m POSt Office Kingston Bancroft and Cobourg 810351 REEVES IEVVELLERS Private Diamond Room BARRIE ssw SNNNNNSRNNNMNNNWNNWNWWwWW NEW HEARING llEIIlthllENI NWRWWWWNWWWWWNWMR 775412 Home Tues and Wed Nov 23 24 Demonstration from pm ti kw Appoinimem QUEENS HOTEL Barrie Ontario rota OUR CUSTOMERS CONVENIENCE New Enlarged Premises Lat the same Location IBUILDINGOTVOPS HALF MILLION IIN 10 MONTHS During October $44 310 in build ing peiiiiils Town Engineer decrease of IIIJ proxuuiitely Still0 iioni the same month in 194 It brought the tulnl as cotiipared vitli $519382 for the corresponding period last year ieiiiiits were to Charles Grates 1i garage 1111 Collier between Ouen and Clup HlLIIUII $4000 Gordon Pratt tuo tiuelhngs 1111 Grove between Bay llield and Toronto each for $51300 between I07 Durilop St east side Anne be tween Henry and Donald dwell 111g $1200 between Baldwm and Essa garl 1hlace storage and electrical work appoiutment of Miss Kathleen lag him 1000 Fwd Webb 63 on Sillhlwilaytield between Grove and Wei FUWISIIIWS 1h lington dwelling $6500 Rob between MI Park and Sophia West dwelling lTillltliHl 11 Wk he CW and grocery store 52500 James Stewart West on Toronto between tending most of the Womens liilumcmst siitute Area Conventions held since $6000 Smaller DCIllllIS totalling $5750 were also issued 51 11 Kenneth RObinson Participates In Operation Kids iication directors week Kenneth Robinson of Barrio and few of the others undertook llODdlnil DiilUd Inst itilil ZICCOICliHL dining room Kenneth Robinson Merton MacKinnon of Ottawa Ilon iilzinogan of Leasidc and Jim Pul 11111 of Toronto saw the family with farmers are not feeding their cows fOUtf Ithe farm were still in the lobby so they asked some questions Leadbetter has cased an found job in Toronto which paid him about $50 week spent days looking for his wife and children and eventu ally be rented two rooms bitt he icould not get imincdiatcposscssion ling few nights accommodation it and buying meals Tlieirfttrniture which had arrived by train was tied up at the freight yards Finally lllC lwandering the streets and all moti cy gone entered the hotel lobby story theystarted telephoning in an eilort to find accommodation entered the scene and each of them spent few hours making telephone calls and inquiries were without success so Robinson and Pullan took the children up to their hotel room and provided ac commodation for the night Others itvho helped included Herb Lett of Kirkland Lake SMALL FRUITS tidy Fred Young 0AC Guelph The essential things to protect wind and moisture If the plants mi BARRIE rum were igtSLivd by the the 10month period to $5221 issued during October Powell east side lapperton Sophia and Wellington apartment $2500 Mrs Harris north side Tiliiii Ieli west on Patkside and Dalton house MA RRI El RECE ILY EC ASSOCIATION PUBLISH FIRST ISSUE MAGAZINE While attending school for rec in Toronto last President AlexD MCKIIIIIUII in set of the Association to the indivi dual community andto the prov incc in organizing its electrical c011 tractors Mr McKinnon Barrie electrician is president of the provincial or ganization Bhildren In an editorial in the same issue Aticr having dinner they saw Then they learned the story Roy age 31 had recently Noel Andrade of Stroud viceprest lent looks back at the executive meeting of September In Toronto as landmark between the forma tive stages of the association and its stages of growth atid progress Roy had place for All his money was spent provid ing which was called to discuss illidlftY plans forrrtlie futuregofthe Association Mr McKinnon in speaking to the delegates told of the Associations growth from 50 members at the Gravcnhuist con vention at which it was formed on May 1948 to the 450 then on rolled The present executive in cluding Gorddn Kaye of Orillia secretarytreasutcr was left intact with the addition of four elected committees Present at the meetl ing were Mr Hawes and Mr Gibbs of the Ontario Department of Lal bor and Mr McLeod Chief Elcc trical Inspector of the HEPC of On tario Webster of Barrie is editor of the bulletin and the first issue was printed by The Barrie Exam iner Limited Zone or the Association which iincludes Barrie Orillia and dis the freight sheds and they were meh has the largest number of also able to move into their two members with 60 listed Small rooms althoughmemm Zones and including Owen was not completed Sound and Goderich and their dis tricts have the second largest mem WINTER COVERING1111 FOR ROSES AND Christmas Dccorations ATESoturday Market family weary of When hotel officials heard the Theti the recreation directors But all efforts The1 next day after some more telephone calls thc Leadbetters were able to get the fuiniturcfimii variety of handmade articles were on display at the market on Saturday morning ranging from Christmas tree ornaments made from small pine cones to cm broidered cap and mitten sets in against during winter months are red and turquoise felt Tasselled cushion tops in red and green were priced at $3 piece great many gardeners are wor ried atthe moment about winter care of roseSas well as strawberries and other small fruits get wet they will immediately lYlVIllq Itunicornirate 11191111011 Here atiNia aruFinancoyou securcfastbur personalize loamservxce Theres no massTroductioh herceven ii though we handle thousands of people each car Your requirements are consrdered Individually Rc ayments aretgerredro your income an protected for youwrth life insuranceat no extra costrNg endorsers are required If you have nancial prob 19m consult Niagara Finance right away Big Enougth for Experience 5m Enough for Headlinesf from the sun Heavyprotection 65 cents basket with spies$3 may cause injury Most damage is green bOws leaves straw or What freeze and serious damage will re sult Wind generally kills the Chatelaine and earring setSmade from sequins were for sale at $2 BARRIE jectivc BACON RAIION CUT Chas Rea Mll chairman of Sintyhelcgatcs from all overpthc the Ontario cmmittm of UEFB provmcc were present at the meet has received word for four Weeks fair variety of homemade tarts pies drop cakes bread tea bis cuits and cakes were being shown Large vegetable marrows were sellingat 20ceach Snow apples and Spies at the curb were 55 and as driving the frst into The9SSential thing in winter says bulletin prepared by ohnF Clark lecturer in the Horticultural Branch of the Department is to keep rose bushes dry and shaded especially if it is wet is bad and bushel Turnips cabbage potatoes citron pumpkins onions and squash were plentiful if caused by the alternate freezing land thawing which occurs in late winter and early spring but con tinued zero weather is injurious to all except hardy roses unless they are properly protected lEarth is the very bestrprotector of all Inlate fall hill up the soil about the roses as high as possible if the low places between theroses an be filled with heavy manure protection willbe provided as well as needed ferti1ity but take care that it does not dip against the bushes The exposed tops of the roses may be covred with ever ever isyavailable Smdllrvbeds may be coveredwith oldcarpet or burlap In severe clim ates the bushes may be completelyr boxed overl Climbers should be Taid flat on the ground and covered with leaves or earth Standards should be taken up and heeled in covering them completely then re plant them in the spring Kit is not possible to remove the climbersbecausethey are trainer Ontario Premier Urges Support for United Emergent Help to Britainl Ilios Kennedy MPP Prciii ier of Ontario has issued the fol lowing statcmeut concerning UEFII Fund by many tiiidiigliou Ontario and Canada has as its ob millions people of Britain who have never rcceivcdparcels of food and cloth1 1111 from this country these people are still food and clothing being made under the British Add visory Council It is my hope that the people of Ontario will join in supporting such worthy cause BUUPF lllmllltll 110110111 lullICC Olmmmm Klds his message to the Electrical Con onmrm mum 10 Im P11550115 through the lObb 0i the tractors Association of Ontario in IIILUI1110I biiicrgcncy 10W 13 llllinr llic corres Ford Hotel on their way to the the OctoberNotumber jgguo of the for VBllIIIlIl sponsored ECA magazine speaks ot the as publicspirited people aiding the in themseIVes Libbys is vitamins Afand Iw ARIU CANADA td the stall lieie lilio inWestmorelmid United Church were Rev William Robert Lacey son of Mrs Ernest Ham mond of Angus and the late Henry Lacey and Grace Elizabeth 1111111911 111 Montreal v2 Lovcgrove daughter of Cyril Lovegrove of Hamilton 111 Many of in need of Distribution is from London that the British bacon ration has been halved tooue ouncowcckly starting Nov 217 Food Minister John SiracliCy told the House of Commons on NO that the ctit was necessitate temporary shortage lsupplies To make up ration book holder will to buy an extra foufpencc seven Cents1 worth of corned beef inadian it each entitled Electric Clint Thompson lit Works he production uti1 r1 111 Promotions At CGE Include Several Local Employees loliu1 11 Work of in Barrie Since tie ed coining fiisti moved to the new of ill ICE 21 stay in town number 111 ct affairs and Lions Club is stiLLLerh ti lie ll llmnn native Works who was Mr Mr Lapp by 111g his release from lltli1 With the Ariiiouied 512p Meiriaiii litthilatr Lapp in pureliasiiii Bill Mailioii v1 softball pitcher llit into the office 214 11111rli11t1 which poszhoii held Mr Mzilliwu as tool setter Iii Murphy has lie111 iiizichlne opeiatui Iltl In IUIllUllUlgt Howard Gihinii supervisor and ll became Works ntcoiiiztiiit ing Reg Illtllill Untilyouvtnsicslfliljhylsyou dont Only the CIIOICCSIIIIIII aroused in this superny dLIiciouysjuicc iprizetomatocsi gt spcciallygrownfrgn selected seed gt redripe perfection when theyre packed with ne avour and loaderllyvlrfhiy vitamins theyrerushed to Libbys kitchens There theyre Gentle Pressed and packed Within aifewlhOurs Their ness is Capturd intact Juice is mare sought after Srve Libbys Oftenas gardenfreshavour and good1 Thaij ltwhy Libbys TGentIePress Tomato hanilny othertomato juice Canada ickup breakfastii cocktail at lunch an xappetizer at dinner Keep it in the refrigeratorand let thechildren help 0051 fortheman excellent dietary source of hchcid growth andhelp to maintain appetite 11111111111111an morons Will BUY YOUR CAR FOR CASH not 11531 on your Savings pi 11111 lllllItdl checking 1111l ii1 ri1 returiud if rr 1111 t1l 1l1 11111 and uitlulrnual by IllrIIIHII 11111111l 115111111 b1fl1llltsa Two prii til are come 11 the winning uttered by our Savings Ilepzirtiiirn THE STERLING TRUST CORPORATION Head Circ loronto Ionic Office l3 Dunlapgent you In Butinen see WESTERN CANADA vouii may some BI nus III II l0 WINNIPEG $48211 REGINA 7359115 CALGARY $79511 VANcouvait s90211 Subject in dhangc Tickets and Information at Barrie Bus Terminal 73 Collier St Phone 3162 ill 1111 II IiI know how delicious tomato juice coirbc And the very moment theyreach twinggv 171143 or fence cover them With burlap or an old carpet or bags Straw is also good if it is placed thick enough to keep out the weather valuable bulletin 11 care of Motherryo farting relief you get when you rub on Vicks Va Rubi Nowwhenyo childeakes up in the night tormented With croupy cough of cold heres special wa to use Vicks Finance Company 532 930 Subsidiary of Industrial Acceptance Corporation 1N SQUARE THgw1LSORUILDING mounzscs minim bses is available for anyone writ ing the Ontario Department of Agriculture And now is the time for winter protection As for strawberries raspberries and other small fruits cover them with straw or leaves The idea is to help the snow to stay on the plants Snow provides excellbnt natural protection Dont use anything like sawdust or other material that will lpack down solidly and smother the plants Yap and it brings relief almost instantly Put good spoonful of Vicks VapoRub in bowl of boiling water or va orizer1 Then let your chit breathe ins the soothing VapoRub SteamMed looted vapors enetrate deep into coldconges ed upper bron chialtubes and bring reliefwith every breath vApouB llm TRADE MARK tIBBY 111111 lunar iiCANADA gentle re 11 11111111 111 IL llMIliD carnelian01111111191I Your DOUELE MONEY RA you dont agree 9i at Libbys entlo Pri Tomato ProducisJui Catci Soopv lifeboat youve ever tasted francs