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lOThe Barrie Examiner Thursday April l976 BELL EWART By GEORGINA MITCHELL The Bell Ewart senior citizens held St Patricks party at their meeting Tuesday March 16 at the Bell Ewart community hall Cards of thanks were read from Joyce Sheppard and Flo Watts thanking members of the club and other friends who remembered them while in hospital Also received was letter from Tom Keane and wife Ethel thanking for the cards sent to Ethel who had fall while on her vacation down south She had cast on her shoulder Birthdays for March Jean Crosby Joyce Sheppard Ena Griffith Ina McKnight and George Uncles new member was welcomed Ena Williams also joined her husband Gordon Our old reliable Bill Ruffett gave us poem If God Sould GoOn Strike For the member most Irish prize was given that being Roy Davis President Eileen Johnston presented him with green plant with pretty flowers on it He had on little Irish green hat and tie and cane with green ribbon and did little Irish jig accompanied at the piano by Ruth Sprague Other prizes went to the lady wearing most green Ena Williams also get ting one for being the newest member Prize for oldest member went to Bill Ruffett Man wearing green Orville Mitchell Lady with birthday nearest to the 17 was Ina McKnight the 16 the man George Uncles 21 The table was decorated with Shamrock napkinholders and cake for the occasion made by Rose Newlove Thanks to all who contributed to make the afternoon an enjoyable one MARGARET CHAPELL The community was sad dened to hear of the death of Margaret Chapell resident of Bell Ewart for about 35 years She was born in Newcastle on Tyne England During World War One she met and married Arthur Chapell of Barrie She was the first war bride to come to Barrie after the war was over The couple lived in Toronto for some time but moved to Bell Ewart where they resided for about 35 years When her husband passed away about four years ago Mrs Chapell went to live in Toronto until her death March 12 NEW RESTAURANT Ina McKnight was host to her and yours truly at the newly opened Casa Loma dining establishment It is owned by Ralph Watts who has spent nearly three years having it remodelled He also wished Marge Peleck happy birthday Two euchre matches were held in the Bell Ewart com munity hall one Tuesday Mar ch16with12tablesatplay Prizes for the mens high score went to Marge Peleck playing mans card second going to Jack Siebert and Emerson Curtis For the ladies Ethel Laceby Bea Bertrand Evelyn Britton Marge also won most lone han ds The draw was won by Margaret Smith the good girl bought her parents an an niversary gift On Thursday the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion had seven tables Mens prizes went to Rickie Curtis Jack Siebert and persistant Hubert Preston Most lone hands Paul Trombley Ladies prizes Marge Peleck Bea Bertrand and playing ladies card Ralph Thompson Rickie Curtis had the lucky ticket so it was his lucky night ANNIVERSARY Rose and Alf Newlove celebrated their 35 wedding an niversary with friends Betty and Doug Skinner by attending the Max Bygroves show at Massey Hall on Sunday March 14 They really enjoyed the humorous play and later had dinner at Rose and Alfs home Bill and Susan Ruffett had as visitors last week their son Gor don and wife Betsie from St Catharines and granddaughter Heather Nylon with her girls Liza and Bridgette from 0t tawa Susan and Bill also want to thank the young men who came to assist them when they had chimney fire last week CHURCHILL CURLING Duncan and Flo Coutts and Jackie and Cindy Bell Ewart couple and their two children were part of the two day mixed bonspiel held at Churchill curling club at the weekend First prize went to the Gor don Kneeshaw rink With Gord was Lillian Kneeshaw and Ivor and Addie Rogers Second prize went to Frank Keills rink with Every day in newspapers on radio and television outdoor advertising and through the mails youre being asked to do something with your hard earned money Since all our needs and wants are different some of its good for some folks and some for others Once youve taken care of your abso lute needs the next logical step is to take care of your future needs Of course thats little difficult these days But as tough as it may be its an absolute necessity For the next month Municipal Sav ings is going to spend lot of time trying to inform its good friends and neighbours of the importance of sav ing And the importance of selecting the right place to save We wouldnt be telling you the whole truth if we said we didnt care that you put your money with another savings institu tion We are telling the truth when we say that we do care that its the rigit institution and that youre getting your full moneys worth It just doesnt make sense to save your hardearned dollars and not make that money work to its maximum The people at Th Municipal want you to save what dollars you can to pro tect yourself and your family against emergencies to save for that new house or car for college education furniture Christmas shoppingr now that comes up mighty fast and can be big burden on your budget the munlclpal SBVIHQE team corporation We know its tough to save these days but its tougher if you dont It all boils down to saving for the expected and for the unexpected ow where you save Municipal Sav gs wants you to save where you get the most for your savings Be sure the institution can furnish you with these kinds of services Bonus Savings Accountsnonchequ ing accounts for the longrange saver Full months interest on money depos ited during the first five days of the month Dehenture Investment Certificates which offer savers secure investment pay high rates of interest for terms of one to five years Free chequing with either straight state ment accounts at no cost to you or Cheque Save Accounts which com bine free chequing with big interest paid semiannually calculated on mini mum halfyearly balance Deposit Receipts which offer short term depositors higherthanaverage yield on funds for periods of 30 days to one year You get all these and more at Munici pal Savings But please go ahead Shop around Youd do that for new sal Do it for your hardearned money Sure wed like you to save with us But believe it or not first we want you to surc You and your family will be all the better for it And isnt that what we all want Head Office Barrie Ontario Frank and Jean Kell and Dun camgd prfmggenst Bi Gm Downtown Barrie HEAD OFFICE BRANCHES gggrggkgeorglan Mall Georgian Mall fiths rink with Bill and Jean 64Dunlop St 7269311 88 Dunlop $1 Barrie Midand 221 King 51 grovenhurst l05 Muskoka Rd 7260340 GriffiethsandJackieand Cindy 705 7267200 5269364 Coutts Orillia 43 MlSSlSSOgO St 6872212 spectal thanks goes to the 325445 Man er mixed social committee for all wager ag its work in making this weekend such success Dont forget the fundraising dance the curling club is having April at Churchill hall Anyone wanting tickets may call 4563640 or 4562748 Member anada Deposit Insurance orporation