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Mrs McNubb Barrie Next Year WALTER at the Centre Simcoe Liberal Association banquet held last Tuesday at Midhurst Mr Thom son in his talk predicted the Ci mservative government would call an election next year When they call it the Liberals will be organized and ready for it in every detail he said claim liiath toys such as small boat fish China Missionary Tells of Early pital THOMSON chats Black of Kettleby While gifts were YIl received for Baptist 55onary kCongo Missionary cause in hiusizoka iGives Talk Here FOR FASTER RELIEF llvy lcrcy Near founder of the Chnshamzmg Klilidlxie Sumo Belgian The Ladies Ausii in tin CU 26 Barrie Kmam mm dmdm sir 1w Cltr to donate Cfxitlilrllt and twot ui Chili in ROM HUN lli lm WMS If All It Wind Um pub hospprillcntts listened to cdw mi tal Sllpurlllklldcill tilt ileicn lfii41 RWFiflf Shariahun will be parcnt at the fr ifsillul 31 if auxtliary Cmist Lir liil at Mayo Iiiiiiikiil it 11 41 MU Thuru mung Hm dag TX tnH nu dummm and UP tzoctin work thcyl 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famine how the Red Cross would rovidc seed grain after flood She gave as an example of how money donated to their work had been used for the saving of child family were being fumed etc Toys For liri From Two to Six Years Old Rocking horse play villagd or Noahs ark wash tub and board sand toys simple form of puzzle This year the alert Santa is giving his family modern IlllLI70 radio br radiophonograph llercs topflight enjoyment for everyone and with our generous payment plan its easy to own Ilco ersona lo THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT PIIII 414 3Way Portable with sensa W39 tional Iagnecor aerial completely concealed in the cabinet IIIILCO 414 gem of beau ty mighty performer in miniature size Fits easily in itovouuraiiiing bag yet it has the rich full toneyoiidw expect in much larger set Cabinet in choice of Teal Green Maroon Caribbean Blue Cinnabar Red Arabian Sand or Nile Green Plugs Into Light Socket Or Plays OnVIls Own SelfContained Batteries Batteries extra HOME APPLIANCE HOP 24 Elizabeih St Barrie Phone 5577 records doll loll clothes doll carriage house furniture bcd cradlc highchair dishes and cut lery trunk sowing laundry or baking sct childs mop broom sweeper blocks puzzles books picture crayons paints painting or tracing book blackboard plas ticinc play outfit as Little Nurse toys for sandpilc snow shovel bubble pipe sleigh childs furni ture tsuch as table and chairsi rocker childs phonograph records telephone tricycle skates skis Toys For Boy From Two to Six Years Old Work toys as steam shovel or milk cart sand toys teeter latter three wheel bike records wheel barrow iool kit scooter wagon trieyciewsieigbr tool imechanical planes puz play suit Cowboyi plas trains cars ladders blocks electric zles books such as Indian or blackboard crayons paints ticine toys for sandpile snow shovel gardening toys bubble pipe boats table and chairs farm set stable and animals log cabin building set construction toys doctors kit drum xylophone puzzles childs phonograph rc cords games such as duck pins ring toss horse shocteleph0ne LIllLE GIANT The highest mountain in the British Isles Ben Nevis is 4406 chest and feet dwarf among world peaks ing the Liberals would sweep it ito power Snowstorm Provides Unusual Arts And Crafts Weekend at Ski Lodge In spite of or perhaps because of wind and weather an exciting arts and crafts weekend sponsorcd by the Simcoe ounty Arts and Crafts Association was held over November 2526 at Blue Mountain Lodge eight miles northwest of Collingwood Twentythree peoplc from Collingwood Wyebridge Barrie and districts registered for the entire weekend In addi tion there were number from Coliingwood who came in for all sessions but did not remain overl night Instructors for the weekend were Miss Ethel Curry of North ern Vocational School for the painting and sketching group Miss Althea Edgar from the Canadian Handicrafts Guildwwhoed Alien design workshop aiid Cox formerly of Upper Canada Coll cge who instructed the Wood Carving group Much was accomplished in the painting and sketchinggroup even though everybody did not have al ski suit to brave the snow and cold The group spent good deal of time painting the outofdoors from inside and sketching por traits few really enthusiastic members were up and at it vey early Sunday morning Some of those participating in the Design Workshop had attend ed the first course and were so keen that they did not want to miss this weekend These people of course were placed in grade of design Miss Edgar who so iablyWassISIed Mrs Martha Ann Kidd at the first course repeated tthc introductory course and had prepared more advanced work for those attending second time This group worked enthusiastically ar ranging designs in borders using the principles of repetition and variety According to Mr Cox the best Unforgettable frogrcrncegive il generous ly use if lavishly for theres nothing love lier than enchanting Blue Grass Magic combinations in traditional Elizabeth Arden pink and blue beribboned boxes way to start person in wood carving was to give him good knife nice soft piece of cedar tell him tUfollow the grain always icutiing away from himself and let him set to work The more practice one gets Whittling the lwood getting used to the feel of lit and gaining an understanding of Ihow will respond to guiding knife and hand the better This lgroup immediately got to work on projects of their own such as dag gers heads totem poles and anim als It also carved the supports land bannisters in Jozos Ski Barn Registration took place at 130 pm on Saturday followed imme diately by classes When the pail ple could be drawn away from ltheir work they enjoyed very gheart warming dinner served byu Jam and his capable staff Foll owing this there were evening classes for the three groups At approximately nine pm Play Party began The group en ioyed games singing folk and square dancing under the leader ship of Miss Louise Colley Rec reation Director for Simcoe Codn ty and executivesecretary for the Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association assisted by Miss Fern Hampel and herraccordeon Tony Fehrenbach of Barrie called off for some of the square dances One of the highlights of the Play Party 7was an impromptu skit Anthony and Cleopatra or AsvWe Like Dusting Powder Petal Wafersqnd Buih Mil 550 luxury Bath Salts Baih Soup and Dusting Powder 925 Dusting Powder Flower Misi Hand Socpand Hand Lolion63 Vllqnd Lotion flower MisI ligand uv4v75 privileges quested dondidlcr bdx Dueling Powder Mill Mil Hand Soap and Hand 560 advantages Churchill Outlines Europes Missionary Needs onyourf sayings TWO percent Interest checking prompt service 2th molecule the partment Cenvenient locationaccessible at any time during business hom ma STERLING musrs companion Iiid climbed Barrie Office 13 Du It directed by the dynamic host iozo Weider After breakfast Sunday morning the Rev It Adye from Coiling wood very kindly led in an ap propriate devotional service Mr Adyelhad been with the group at two previous weekends and they were most happy to welcome him again lie showed that religion is not only matter of being present at church but can be carried out in all aspects of everyday living in work the beauty of arts and crafts and in everything that peo ple do Following lovely dinner the final instruction sessions were held At 430 in the afternoon the whole group came together for appraisal gird evaluation of the rworkshopsl whole Llew Beaver of Barrie was the capable chairman member of each of the groups gave brief report telling what had been accomplished in his or her group and illustrated this by ex hibiting the work that had been done Everyone was amazed at the quality of the paintings woodcarvings and designs and also the volume of the work produced In evaluating the whole weekend everyone was warmly approving It was suggested that another arts and crafts session be held in the Spring and that it be longer if possible The committee which planned the weekend was made up of Mrs Carl Marshall Minets Point Miss Maude Rowe Orillia Miss Barb araMCBBperColdwatcrrMrrRubys Allen Collingwood and Miss Colley Also present from the Barrie dis trict were Miss Olive Olive Mrs James Harvie Mrs Agnes de Lom Mrs Vera Cummings Miss Shir ley Odd Bert Young Ed Hooper Schneider Donald Bell Ted Chapman and Gordon Todd of picture of missionary needs in Europe was given to congregation which lled the main auditorium of Goldwater United Church Sun day Nov 26 by Rev Milton Loveringm Toronto landmarks had had to withdraw from behind the Iron Curtainbut before the barriers came down in Russian dominated areas the gospel had been implanted in many nations thespeaker advised Rev Mr Lovdrin was born and raised aLnearby rth River He had reached middle life before switching from the business world to preaching the gospel Mrs Lovering who aecpmpanied him on his missionary travels ad dressed the United Church WMS Thank offering meeting November 29 and Mr Levering showed slides Whilehere the missionary couple stayed with Mr and Mrs Argyle Eplett The latter is sister of Rev Mr Levering His parents were the late Mr and Mrs David Levering of North River WAR LTO PEACE Pompeo Colonna Italian Car dinalvVhofdidin 1532vwas 501 diverw before he entered the church paidchewed returned it re deposits by mail if desired offered by our Savings De nlpp Siuei in lamentsmarineweekend11mmwsaggwmhmm into slavery to the Japanese Miss Standen was introduced and thanked by Mrs mons program convener Aim on the program Committee for the meeting were Mrs George Cald well aiid Mrs Swain The members at the meeting were provided with ballots to vote for their new executive The hospital report recommend ing the auxiliarys donation was made by Mrs Clairkc Miss Marian Lambert cntcr tained the meeting with two piano selections DENOUNCES PICKETS Pickcting which is not connected with strike action is infringing on the personal rights and also the freedom of action and decision of both 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