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neigth rlysnews Mrs Campbell 4364 084 The Area Womens Institute Convention in Alliston Nov 14 and 15 was attended by Mrs Spring Mrs Marie Ayers Mrs Rix Mrs Walters Mrs Hand and Mrs Jessie Campbell WEEKLY MEETING Stroud Sr citizens enjoyed the weekly meeting with cards and games In the business ses sion bylaws were read and passed Mrs Ruby Kell convener will look after the printing The regular Christmas party will be held Dec 20 with dinner at 1230 pm in the charge of convener Mrs Gilmore and her commit tee The program will be arrang ed by Mrs Jean Kell and her committee The monthly pot luck dinner will be held Tues day MEETING Over 50 senior and junior members attended the recent meeting of the Painswick Hor ticultural Society Mrs Lor raine McGregor of Barrie had an interesting display of craft for Christmas decorations in cluding lighted basket flower stand and many other favorites She also demonstrated mak ing ribbon roses and all the presents could be tied together to make one big present Many door prizes were won and delicious lunch served Next meeting will be the annual meeting in the Complex at Stroud on Dec at 730 pm when Mr Al Crawford will be speaker SPECIAL PRIZES During the meeting Mrs William Muller leader of juniors presented special prizes for years achievement to Peter Bowman Billie Smythe Michelle DeJohn Tena Baynes Nancy Lancicd Senior winner was Sharon DeJohn who won shield and other winners were Ann Bowman Caron Tracy Terry Reeves Margaret Ann and Frances Nordoff The dried flowers and Christmas show had many in teresting entries Congratula tions to winners Vilda Campbell 4873201 Mrs MacLachan of Orillia her cousin Mrs Bruce Lowndes Mr and Mrs Joe Brown of Thistletown Mr and Mrs Mason Mrs Ewen Caldwell spent last week with her soninlaw and daughter and family Mr and Mrs AI Trumbley and family of Colllt ingwood BLS TRIP Several senior citizens from here enjoyed the bus trip to the Royal Winter Fair on Nov 11 SURPRISE PARTY Mr and Mrs Fred Huggins had surprise birthday party for their daughter on Nov 12 The guest of honor Mrs Steve Elstub her husband of Woodstock and their two children Tommy and Theresa were joined by Mr and Mrs Elstub Sr of Barrie and Mr and Mrs Mason bond head by Mrs Sutherland 7753691 The Womens Institute met at the home of Mrs Edgar Lloyd in Bradford on Nov 16 with 21 members and three visitors present Mrs Lloyd took all the ladies to Mrs Helen Jacksons home where Mrs Jackson addressed us in her candle cellar two rooms with shelves filled with beautiful candles Mrs Jackson said that her hobby has become almost full time job She teachers classes and groups on candle Mrs Jackson also excels in flower arranging She expressed the necessity of everyone having hobby and the comfort it has brought her as her family has grown and left for university and married CHEST OF TOOLS The ladies then returned to Mrs Lloyds home for the balance of their program Mrs John Lloyd spoke on the motto Education is chest of tools Mrs John Lloyd took the word Education and expanded each letter into tool Mrs Switzer gave reading and con ducted cat contest FULL REPORT Mrs Joy Larkey gave full The roll call was answered by word that is new to me and its meaning short business period was followed by delicious lunch SUNDAY SERVICE At the Sunday service in the United Church Rev McFarlane baptized Jeremy Christoper Osborne son of Mr and Mrs Richard Derek Osborne and Derek William Hughes son of Mr and Mrs Garry Andrew Hughes edenvale by Mrs Aubrey Giffen 7281 857 The Edenvale Womens ln stitute met in the community Hall on Nov with Van Vlack Womens Institute as guests The roll call was Hobby for Retirement Years Mrs John Ploeg responded to the motto woman who wants to do something finds way the other finds an ex cuse She also read paper en titled Mother Mrs Eric Ball reported on the District Directors meeting held in Elmvale There will also be Tweedsmuir History workshop in Elmvale today Achievement Day for the 4H Homemaking Clubs is Saturday at Minesing The meeting was then turned over to Mrs Doug Giffen convener of cultural activities Mrs Saso and Mrs Woods from Trites in Barrie were then introduced by Mrs Russel Maw The rest of the evening was nt by each lady making ree different kinds of ribbon bows roses and poinsetlias Lunch and social time follow ed with Mrs Maw Mrs Latimer and Mrs Sewers as hostesses CONVENTION Mrs Russel Maw and Mrs Doug Giffen attended the Sim coe Area Womens Institute convention in Alliston on Nov 14 Mrs Eric Ball Mrs Russel Sage Mrs Raymond Ward and Mrs Aubrey Giffen attended it on November 15 Mrs Eric Ball Mrs Russel Sage Mrs Russel Maw and Mrs Aubrey Giffen attended Summary Day at St Johns United Church in Elmvale for Festival of Dairy Foods Everyone enjoyed the skits demonstrations speakers and the pot luck lunch Mrs John Ploeg and Mrs Warren Giffen visited the Royal Winter Fair along with other 4H leaders guests of the ministry of agriculture and food CALVES Janet and Tom Merrett and Dale Giffen showed their 4H calves at the Royal Winter Fair in the Queens Guineas class Congratulations to Tom whose calf was reserve champion in the Charolais class PLMAS SHOT FIRE SOUTHPORT England ICII Firemen and keepers made repeated attempts to rescue four pumas from their cages as fire swept the zoo in this Lanca shire town Flames beat them back and finally police marksman was called in to shoot them 224 Bradford St JEWEllERS OI Barrie Ltd Suggests you shop early for that special Christ mas Gitt ITS WHAT YOUVE BEEN WAITING FOR The DUMPERS what youve been waiting for sturdy boltedon unit that turns your pickup into dump truck Fits all makes of 34 and ton trucks For demonstration see Auto Truck Accessories 365 3064 Photo Change Mname BARCLAY Staff Whats in name Provincial grants Innisfil Township council Wednesday night changed the names of the recreation centres in Stroud Thornton and Lefroy Clerk Richard Groh told council the names should be changed to take advantage as far as possible of the provincial grant structure providing an nual funds for operating com munity recreation centres The Community Centres Act has been amended to the Com munity Recreation Centres Act by the provincial government To qualify for operating grants municipalities must designate each recreation facility within their jurisdictions as communi ty recreation centres The Lefroy facility will now be called the South Innisfil Community Recreation Cen trethe Thornton arena becomes the Thornton Com munity Recreation Centre and the StroudInnisfil Community Centre becomes the Stroud Innisfil Community Recreation Centre CREDIT CARD ACCEPTED VANCOUVER Il CPI It had to happen recent advertisement in local newspaper advertised garage sale at which credit card would be accepted Barrio 7287901 Youngsters meet Santa Claus Twoandahalfyearold Danielle Peck from RR Lefroy wasnt quite sure what to make of Santa Claus after meeting him face to face for the first time in the Bayfield Mall earlier this week Santa will be in the mall to talk to the children every day until Christmas Examiner Of farm machinery the examiner Thunday Nov 20 1911 Proper storage important Improper storage of farm machinery over the winter can result in costly deterioration of parts The Ontario ministry of agriculture and food Alliston says proper storage of machinery is important Leaving tractor combine or any machinery in storage over the winter months BUY ANOTHER BOEING SEAllLE AP Pacific Ocean island republic has or dered its second Boeing ad vanced 737200 jetliner the aerospace firm says spokes man said Air Nauru flag car rier of Nauru will get the air craft next year Ontario The Honourable George McCague Minister of Government Services invites you to attend the OFFICIAL OPENING of the COURT HOUSE Worsley and Poyntz Streets Barrie Friday November 25 1977 at 300 pm Ministry of Government Services without proper preparation can result in ynnecessary ex pense to farmers Improper storage can result in deteriora tion to chains bearings drivebelts batteries shafts and rings Leaves husks chaff and dust left inside the equipment over the winter hold moisture and CUSTOMERS EUROPEAN OTTAWA CF The Eu ropean Economic Community EEC was Canadas leading customer for agricultural ex ports in 1976 reports Agricul ture Canada EEC countries bought products valued at al most $900 million promote rusting ot shafts bear ings and sheet metal if they are not cleaned out The ministry advises farmers to check the machine for worn parts during the cleaning pro cess Preparing list of replacement parts needed to be ordered before the next season is good idea Farmers should also check their owners manuals or con tact equipment dealers to ob tain specific information on All ratepayers of Vorpro PLANNING BOARD COMMITTEE OF ADJU llBRARY COMMITTEE lry December 15 I977 DENNIS serving on the following Township committees RECREATION COMMITTEE we invited to submit written application to the Township of Voopro 17 Own Barrie Ontario Clerk winter storage for their par ticular equipment SOIL SAMPLES large number of soil samples from Simeoe County farmers have been going to the laboratory in Guelph for testing according to the branch There are still many more farmers who have not had their soil testing done and the ministry advises it be douegoon as the results are an important guide when ordering fertilizer Township interested to STMENT WILSON Save During Our 20th Annual STOREWIDE 050 Sale om wro THURS to 7f¢ 52 Dunlop Sr WDowntown Borrie7283343 report of the 45th area conven tion held in Alliston on Nov 14 and 15 Kathy Roberts nth WATERFORD PRESEN T5 25 savmgs ON THE 77 ENTERTAINERS STEELES CHINA SHOP