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the equipment might be available against theyvarlge spraying As ask for $60000 or this $5500 was ed hisvrappregiation of the it ne Bugatti Hndrew to it successful year was shown at the annual meeting of St Andrews Presbyterian Church held last Wednesday evening in the lecture room with Cameron chairman of the Board of Mana gers presiding and Mac Ictrntn acting congregational secretary The meeting was opened with dcvirtionnt yxcrctses conducted by the minister Much that was encouraging was given in the numerous reports cov ering the various departments With the Sessroris report were given the following statistics 300 families 331 conttntttitcants 32 re ceived by certificate and lit by pro fession of faith removed front the Roll by certicate and by death The treasurers statement shows cd 81195403 from all sources en clopc contributions $549445 plati collections 8102010 anniversary $49020 Thanksgiving $71050 Womens Association 5150 Missions $150380 Womens Missionary So ciety $54755 Sunday School $210 31 St Andrews WA $160775 Evening Auxiliary 5210 Evening Circle of WA $24250 Senior Choir $27310 Benevolent Fund $14293 Kings Workers Mission Band $2325 Flower Fund $3040 as well as several other reports as The amount of money spent on church improvement was $299306 The Womens Missionary Society very successful year with members and average of 18 lChurch of St Andrew and St Paul The Welcome and Welfare Cotn Montreal in the pulp May 22 lniitce Mrs Hardy convencrt mm the Moderator of the General made total of 322 visits The al Assembty Rev Rnchie of Mon location of $173 was exceeded St Andrews WA had ati aver was further stated that commiti age attendance of 20 and held vari tee is at work on the preparation ous activities for social and finan incon KENNEDY INNISFIL COUNCIL HAD BUSY SESSION Innisfil Council met on Monday morning with all members present Thcuucstion of funds needed to repay 1948 costs of Barrie high school VHSIISCltSSCd bylaw was passed authorizing the township as whole to borrow $10000 Battle ratepaycr THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10 1949 by for of Owen Souad Celebrate 0th Anniversary May15922 otal Raised for Year $12954 cial benefit 33 new gowns were provided for the choir and aid givefi the Managers re decit One of the objectives of the Young Peoples Society was to send record player to Rev George Johnston for young peoples work at his mission post in Northern Saskatchewan Many other details of the congregational activities will be found in the annual Year Book of St Andrews The following were clected to the Board of Managers Irving Robertson Cameron Frank Perkins Walter Belt Wm Newton and MacLarcn The chairman in presenting the report of the Board of Managers briefly reviewed the financial situ ation which is much better than last year decit being replaced by surplus One result frotn the everymember canvass was shown in increased church attendance One of the most interesting ferr tures of the meeting was the and nounccment of the arrangements planned to celebrate the hund redth anniversary of St Andrews Church This information was giv en by Rev James Ferguson when he was presenting the report of the Session been planned for February 23 the actual date more likely to have better weather May was decided upon and in or der to get the desired pulpit ser vices two Sundays and two minis ters were selected May 15 with Rev Rudolph Bertis of the treat in charge of the services It of history of the congregation CHAIRMAN REGT ANNUAL DINNER Saturday afternoon the officers of the 4511i AntiTank Regiment RCA Grey and Simcoe Foresters gathered in Barrie for their an nual regimental meeting and din ner at the Armoury The meeting was presided over by the commanding officer Lt Col Kennedy DSO ED of Owen Sound Capt William Sal administrative letterexpreagehisdjsapMofand training officer outlined var the change of building inspector especially as the position had not been iidvcrtiscd He also asked the Shilo Manitoba Council to guarantee lumen to the Fire Dept of Barrie so thatregimem action couldbe taken to attend February fire on the lakcsshore without ask ing permission Ald Hambly of Barrio in reply suggested water storage system it the village where pamper coulh upon for supplicsrfrom distance up to 1500 feet these storage fac itics to be on either side at the thway Barrie has agreed to fires tip to sixmiles at vet modest rate able the Barrie remen could give efficient service by using smaller hose By cooperating with Barrie for any part of the township suggestion was made that an ar rangetnent might be made on mileage basis beyond six miles The shore patrol reported breakin in an area which was discovered soon enough to recover about $200 worth of personal ef fects but the culprit escaped Had the patrol remained where the goods were hidden the offender might have been caught After tracking was followedfo considerable distance the tracks were lost As the fugitive had re moved his shoes hc left no tracks on the frozen snow but later had doubled back to the hide of goods Some protests were received this work is beyond theitperim ental stage it was felt that the dif ficulties might be ironed out Road appropriations of $00000 were passed Estimates for this work had been submitted to the Roads Dept and it was decided 03 to be asked for an oil surface on Cons and 14 bylaiw Was pass ed authorizing this appropriation and expenditure resident of Tollendal Road complained of cars being left on the roadway The Council have an order prohibiting parkingpon the driving portion of any road In structions have beeaissued to take wherethis is violated The er of buildings erected without building permits in that area was discussed Any encroachment on momentwill have to be corrected day with Mr and Mrs Jenntt and locationSwill have to be ac cepted by the building inspector Council had visit from Col Peacock of the Salvation Army was born on the 9th Line of the toWnship but have hot been around herefor ever fty years he said You have one of the finest dis tricts in Canada and know every part ColgtPeacock told the Count cil He was introduced to those gt presentby the Reeve whoexpr Col Peacock was accompanied by Mr Bryson summer resident Snowplowing from Dec IE to Ith end of Januarygees $1735 which included Cook Construc mt niaccountof about$1000 oun some costs gured out that it cost the township about $150 because truck got stuck at New Yrears on 10th Line some discussion as age occupation of creWs When plo they were kept bugv No one sits around the slied he assured Council The preference but not priority of Opening school bus routes was stated to be under the instructions to the Supfnvisorr The next re 0101 meeting of Council will be etain Churchill on Monday March in 1030 Mt Unemployment in 0101021 on district has reached its higheSt lvbl of the season with approxim ately 700301 the insuranceiltsl it was dISCIQSEd last week by Cyril head or the Grillia Employ bedrawn If water was avail John Pound is visitin at Tim ehecking the were not loose brought its surance from John Cowan that ious items of the winter training program including the courses at attended by 51 rs and other ranks of the during January an The sergeant major W02 Black is pre sently at Shilo on threemonths course preparing for later instruc tionJoiheJegimcntm Present for the dinner were Col Todd DSO commandant of Camp Borden and MajorA 11 Tudhtipe of Orillia recently retir ed as or 137m Batterynand sens major of the regiment llowing the dinner the officers joine associate members of the 135th Kitlery Officers Mess at an informal once GEN one ebruary mins 95Years Wed Congratulations are in order to Mr andMrs John Reid on occpslon of their35th wedding an niversary which they celebrated at their home Feb Among those in attendance were Mr and Mrs Eldred Clark and sonsCatlcy Mr and Mrs Walter Hawkes To ronto also Mr and Mrs Dan Mc Arthur who were pleasantly sur Barrle on the occasion of their 30th wedding anniVerstary Their fam ilyincluding Constable and Mrs Trayftor and daughter Lynn of Orillia and their son Glen were allpresent Mrs Hutchinson as sisted by her sister served tasty refreshments Their many friends joinin wishing both couples many more anniversaries prisedJeb 6at the 11ng of their daughter Mrs Hugh Hutchinson February Mrs Jas McKnight spaniel few days lam Week with Toronto friends Mr and Mrs Edgar spent Sun MlssMatiorieSemple of Toron to spent the weekend with MISS Doris Ruddjek 77 Mr and Mrs Edgar Denney and children spent the weekend with friends in Toronto VMr and Mrs into were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mr RiMenary Wm Elliot spent the weekendwtth erMrs Elliott ill Mm FIoretice Md mght RN Eddie friend from Toronto spent and Mrs Jr Mc withj and Mrs McBain Lend gtlildren of altimore and Miss brine We den of chronic spent weekend with their father cIadden number from here attended the furieral of Mid Btuhskill at With family have iii sympathy of throwaway good attendanceat Happy our Club on Friday 6ttin1ior Went to ItrstMrs enney and Heugli lstforlq dude to IIth and My t0 rs Denney dud Bill Henderson rtre Guiana Municipal Doard sititin Collingwood mt Tan 27 to Elation lm or dozen eh drama the you re amment on pop or do with arrests WY At first the event bad But owing to it being Walkers offer group of house dresses regii HALF Forthosewhousegreyhlankets this is pink or blue Chili We LSFMISSDSI Morris of Ior 61 of Ivy 0n Thursdy And the husband tappealgfrom the United mt BAR Bennie ONTARIO CANAD Thursday Friday Saturday Ye Olde Tyme Bargain vent Kiddics Snow Suits Dress Sale Its Your Alone It an or as When You Sew HALF PRICE It will pay you to buy these even for next year Oltr bargain price 1s Wttllyllll Sit these iii the Dept Vtrl smart styles in Wools For thosewho sew Walkers is also Crepes an interesting storc these Face broken sizes 13 days Hundreds of grand new 13 12 inches square Made of quality Terry our sale price ts bargain for 23 tun rL00tt FOR scallions Matty very itlce ends of yardage materials marked at low prices You save oti remnants at Walkers fabrics both wool and cottons Exciting crisp new things whether its dinner frock or house dress or apron youll find plenty to choose from here EVERY DRESS HALF PRICE Reg 512053043 Reg $1405r$748 Reg 810955048 SPECIAL WEEKEND SALE Feather Flannel Colors Green Blue Grey Wine 30 ENGLISH TERRY TOWELLING 15 inches wide this towelliitg inch width One color fabric very itse fut for childrens dresses makes grand roller towels or hem it for hand towels ite Flannelette 45ard Sale ofNylon 43 Gauge Substandard $1 THERE ARE ONLY coo PAIR INTIIE LOT Because Walkers made very large purchase youre able to buy this flonnelette at low price We suggest you take advantage and buy in sup ply for months ahead Sale of Print Home Trucks 99 PRICE lar $398 at exactly half Theyre very good quality and nice styles broken sizes 34 to 40 Be sure to see these this weekend Grey Ibex flannelelle Blankets 463 Low Price for 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75 price Will clear thesequic Pie OVeraIIs torttttdnttrj 39 Colors grey Wine navy very Sturdy drill material walkers made large purchaseand pass the saving along toyoue Half Price HalI St Pric we believe without question this is the greatest tovvel bargain ever offered in this store Take aglimpse at these in our win dows then hurry in for your share EACH smial winterize YOUROPPORTUNITY Tosiivt Look ahead tospringand stock upon these washable cellulose Fibre Paper Window shades Complete withgrollerrand bracketst Ascoma Pbitchase on our portbrings you these wonderful Gloss towelsfj ee jaem inotiiv1 windowe de be sure you getfyour share Colors white creamf reen EACH 2710 elette GRAND SPECIALPOR YOU Thrifty shoppers will make it point to secure their share of this great saving buy ad 1011611 as you like The more you buythejmore motley you save Hand loomed allwool squares in pretty pastel shades Sell regularly at $259 On sale this Weekend ate money saving low pride