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New home warranty act is explained by Smith GORDON SMITH MPP SImcerast Some time ago there had been talk in Ottawa that the federal Liberal government might establish national warranty plan for homes to tect the Canadian consumer rom poor workmanship in home construction But as time went on it became apparent that this proposal was not receiving the attention it deserved In other words the federal effort broke down Thus the Ontario govem ment through the ministry of consumer and commercial relations has taken its OWn initiative and introduced in the Legislature its new homes warrantly act to protect 0n tario consumers PROTECTION PLAN would like to make it clear YOUR CHOICE LONG OR SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRT BUYS Our Everyday Low mart Price SAVE $935 BLAZERS Smart tapered or regular style dress shirts for his male egomade of 65 Polyester 35 Cotton for wash day practicality Pointed collar Chest pocket Masculine prints Regular shirt sizes colours Mens 3648 COOL COTTON MENS PYJAMAS Value 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1300 sec to 120 sec electronic 495 The Barrie Examiner Thursdo June l7 197613 Lady atAlliston given 108th birthday party MARGARET STOLTZ ALLISTON Another milestone in the life of Mrs Catharine lnwood was reached when members of her family and friends athered at the Good maritan Nursing Home to join with Mr and Mrs Bogaert and their staff to of fer congratulations on her 108th birthday Although not as alert as year ago she was all dressed up for the occasion and out in the foyer in her wheelchair where residents and visitors gathered for little program of music provided by Mr and Mrs Bissett of Toronto and her daughter Mrs Muriel Galbraith of Islington an ac complished pianist Born on June 12 1868 at Castle Cary in Somerset shire England this grand old lad came to Canada in 1908 an with her husband who died in 1954 spent many years in Toronto Mrs lnwood lived alone until she reached her 100th birthday when she came to reside at the Baker Nursin Home which was the origina Stevenson Memorial hospital adjacent to the new hospital Along with other residents of that home she was moved to the new Good Samaritan Nur sing Home just east of Alliston limits It has been pleasure to have known Mrs lnwood and members of her family dur ing these years and we have Guthrie congregation to supportHaiti boy By MRS CAMERON GUTHRIEA young boy in Haiti is being supported by the congregation at Guthrie Presbyterian Church Church members may place donations to the cause in the box at the front of the church on the first Sunday of each month At the June meeting of the Presbyterian Womens Mis sionary Society Mrs Cameron assisted by Mrs Campbell compared the and Japan Mrs Sampson reported on the May rally held in Hunt sville Meetings will resume in September CHURCH PICNIC On Sunday June the Couple at Coldwa ter leaving for Jamaica By SHIRLEY JENNEIT COLDWATERRev and Mrs Ralph Pickering are leaving their United church charge here shortly for the mission fields of Jamaica Local members of the clergy and their wives gathered for social evening at the home of Rev and Mrs Alfred Moore recently in honor of Rev and Mrs Pickering Gifts were presented to the couple Evangelist Benny Hinn will conduct service at Coldwater United church on Sunday evening July 24 dealing with healing FAMILY BUFFET Amon those attending family uffet supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Ken Mclndoo and Rayburn June in honour of the 60th wedding anniversary of Kens parents Mr and Mrs James Mclndoo were the following guests Mr and Mrs Percy Mclndoo Patrick Ronald and friend of Toronto Mrs Stella Baglo Castlegar BC Mr and Mrs Ross Abbott Mr and Mrs James Graves and Scott Mrs Penny Hawke Candace and Krista all of Orillia and Mr and Mrs Chesley Abbott and Patrick of New Toronto The guests of honour received telephone call from the private secretary to the Queen and were told the message would also arrive later by telegram They from Wm Davis Premier of Ontario which was delivered to them by Gordon Smith MPP Letters of congratulation were received fmm Prime Minister Trudeau Joe Clark Gordon Smith Wm Davis and the Village of Coldwater All not lost if freezer OTTAWA CP All is not lost if the familys wellstocked freezer stops running because of power failure or mechani cal breakdown say experts at the food advisory services Ag riculture Canada If there is no general Kower failure check to see ether the freezer is un lugged or fuse has blown If not say the experts call repair man right away er tips the service sug gests Open the freezer only to take out food for moving to an other freezer or to add dry ice Try to estimate how long the food will stay frozen This depends on the amount of food in the freezer With the door closed food will usually stay frozen in fully loaded cabinet for one or two days In cabinet with less than half the load the food will start Chris tian churches in Taiwan and MrsBemalem friends at Pontiac Michigan also received plaque many memories of her join ing in singing when the Sun shine Club Would gather for their monthly entertainment She had lovely soprano voice and would often bring in descant She still ap preciates music and The Bells of St Marys is one of her favorites Although tired when we called on Saturday she had told us on another occasion that she attributed her longevity to hard work and taking care of herself She still has lovely complexion and physique Among those who came for the party besides Mrs Galbraith and Mr and Mrs Bisset were Shirley Mackin tosh of Willowdale Mr and Mrs Dave Galbraith and Mrs Helen Hamilton and Dale of Toronto Mr and Mrs Wilfred Nelson and Janet Dorothy Caldwell Eva Irwin Marie White and Barbara Floyd President of the Sunshine Club Mr George MCague MPP presented the pla ue from Premier Davis on half of the Government of Ontario Congratulatory messages included one from the private secretary to the queen Prime Minister Trudeau Joe Clark leader of opposition David Crombie mayor of the City of Toronto and Oakla Gray mayor of Alliston Refreshments included lovely birthday cake prepared by the staff church picnic was held on the grounds after the morning servrce Mrs Roy Hastings and Mrs Morley Campbell plan ned the sports events and buf fetlunch Mr and Mrs Roy Hastings and family attended an anti que car rally in Kitchener last Sunday Mr and Mrs Max Liv ingston were guests of honor at 50th wedding anniver sary party at the home of Mr gston Mrs Charles Sanderson and her sister Mrs Hen son of Barrie attended the ln temational Iris Convention at Lansin Michigan last weeken They also visited and SaultSte Marie Mr and Mrs Peter Mc Caskell were in Peterborough June attending the con vocation for conferring of degrees at Trent University They received Graduate Degrees Loreen Bachelor of Arts and Peter Honors Bachelor of Science Degree Peter also received an Ontario Graduate Scholarship and National Research Council of Canada Scholarship only three of which were awarded in Canada Kevin Hall spent the weekend in Toronto Visiting his grand mother Mrs Clara Vivian for several days last week was Mrs Irene Campbell of Six MileLake October 2428 has been set aside for an Evangelistic Crusade with series of Evangelistic services by Mr James Somerville to be held in the area This is being directed by interested people of the United Church and Gospel Lighthouse and is en thusiastically received by the local clergy More information will be available later Mrs Helen Burbid and Carol accompanied her mother Mrs Alice McMillan visited recently with Mrs Ken Richmond in Lindsay John Burbidge and Robert ac companied by Jim Gleadol spent the weekend fishing in the Parry Sound area The Sr Citizen ladies are busy with quilt at their Centre these days Mrs Clara Vivian and Mrs Ethel Langley pre ared the sandwiches for the ast meeting of the Club Mr and Mrs Bill Grant of Orillia were recent dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Cyril Martin fails to thaw within day freezer full of meat will stay cold longer than freezer full of baked goods The colder the food the longer it will stay fro zen DRY ICE HELPS Cheststyle freezers retain the cold longer than the upright models experts advise Some freezers are better insulated than others and the larger the freezer the longer the food will sta frozen IIit looks as though it will be stop for longer than day scat er dry ice over the food packages For 20cubicfoot freezer youll need about 50 pounds of dry ice Put heavy cardboard on the packages and then put the dry ice on top of the card board This will keep food frozen for three or four days in an almost full freezer