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Barrie Examiner, 16 Jun 1949, p. 17

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IHURSDAY JUNE 16 1949 Returns To Barrie To Provide Handicraft Instruction Talk lla Billie rccrcation councils outctly tiptoc into the loom and turning course for playground ltllti has lcollied lhc filial Hugh cc llx coulsl was iltcndcd by pin tllll ill smclvlsors from the turn and turn ilztcrlsted Earlics tron llit Htll colmssion who arv lillllllflr plujvglohld for thc chit tiltll lll lltaf artu littlllll nicrc givcll by Itlls lhylls ll Moody ussi dircctor of ltlltizlltill on luldcrslllp psychol ogy of phi nld thr list of games lol lrllihg quict galllcs urtlvc golllcs and tcw lllllS and lrguill llol llrlturls wgri givcll ill first hid by Mrs Hood and Mrs Epict of llit St John Ambulancellligaldc story tolling by Mass Alldrcy Gray county llllilll1ill and Mr Dusty liliilcl district rcprcsulitativc colli take Lt chair at the but lu obsclrc tltc lluratlrs pczfozlncd sls Moody Workcd slth Miss llaltlcy ill Illlflibsl of yall ul lololilu Pingruulids Incidentally Mini Bartlcy sziid lil lcurncd her tlltil training in Barrio doing slnlvlmulis dour Illt tcllllcv ill lililll of olllcl Sllccl Uliltcll ciiulcli whorl litr falliul was lnlnislcr sonic nails lgo SIMCOE TOBACCO PLANTS DAMAGED BY WIND FROST Drought frost and wind havi done damage in lllllg dcnlus to tllc tobacco plantations of Sim cue County llurl lll tluc lllullltv program community sulg urcas ill tobacco lll lhc count Ill ilitl Singing gumcs the Ulllllit larglst and olihlnlil bcllzg lllLltkl by Miss Louisc Colloy and around New Lowcll Zilltl Blclll licr assistant Miss Flrn llamch llic final night of the training pcllud was colitilictcd by Miss Gladys Blirtlcy chief girls supch Visor of thc loronto city play irounds in playgrounds ill Tor onto llulllbcr around the 300 mark lhc typo of arts and crafts taught by Miss llurtlcy point to much Slnallcr garbage collection in the town it this typo of program is carricd out on the Barrie play grounds and thcrc is LllV reason wood whore lllcrc inc sonic 12o fiilms icvotcd to the crop lhcl arc scwral lnorc farlns lLlttll Bttltlll and Allistoll and now arra startid two ials ago lll North Simcoe llcur Lilfolllllillc Exalnillcr rcprcslntat iies luadc quick trip last Friday lftcrlioolr to thc New Lowcll illtll and found most tobacco armors llolh too Ihappy and busy lLpidlllilll lunch of liltll acrcagc In tho first placc thcrc had not born rain for owr tillcc wccks and tho ground deW VH Nalk Huglbonc dry lhc soil llllllli By MonU from old tin cans dolls from llcws may Jum mos of hp hum papcrs ltttllilllVC butterflics from clam sllclls fancy llcuddrcsscs from old wallpaper peepshows from klccncx boxcs and christmns cards doll house furniture from berry boxcs and cigar boxcs cradles from publuln boxcs and salt boxcs The list is cndlcss and many surprised corulncnts were heard from tho VON cxvcutivc lnclnbcrs who drop ped ill on tho class last Friday night to watch the operation It was plcasant surprise to see some lnclnbcrs of the recreation council proof asphalt 100 effective in any Weather Faced to resemble wire cut brickor stone block Resists fire Requires no painting Cuts down fuel bills mdllexpensive too Asphalt Shingles Roll Roofings Building Papers Roof Coatings Asphw Mastic Floor Higg ater roofin Materials OPBuiltug Roofings Brantford Roofing Products EI sella lot of Brantford SealedIn Siding Its insulation board is completely sealed in moisture Ask for Bruntfordl 15 The Ball Planing Mill co Ltd Exrnrs CLINIC DOES WERS FOR had bccn complctcd having start1 cd around May It turllcd cold that lav with sonn llost on luosdoy and WM ncsduy nights llut most of flu dllnagh was not donc by tho llosl lbut by the heavy vindstollu WlllLll swept thc arca for two days lllc lwind picktd up tllc loosc soil alul it boat hard against lllc tobacco leaflillgs only scvvral illcllls high at this time Thu frost did varying damalzl In some cases thcrc was no to THE HARDgOFHEARING 95 Barrie June IllHaving seen the Free Hearing Clinics advertised we decided to interview the hear ing specialist conducting these tests Mr Ellis reply to our opening remark Hows businesS was quite unexpected In fact he re vealed our ignorance of the re markable service Acousticon rend ers without charge or obligation to the hardofhearing Like many others Im afraid you have the wrong impression of usWe are not salesmen and dont pretend to bejWe are heat ing specialists primarily interested in doing everything humanly pos sible to help those with hearing lossregain richactive normal 1ife The modem Acousticon makes this possible yes butits im portant that people realize the need of specialistto ensure the correct fitting Thats the rehson for Our clinics we want to see those people who my wear bear ing aid regardless of make as much as we do those Who need one You see there are many differ ent causes of deafness and each requires different hearing aid fitting Because of an efficient speechhearing analysis I1 can ensure your obtaining the one fit ting that will return yoururhearing as close as possible to normal Our main objective is to have you bene fit from our experience knowledge and the sympathetic understanding we give each individual hearing problem Examine for yoursalf these new Ii ELLIS are 36 different models Acousticon engineers and scientists spent seven years and over halfimillion dol lars to achieve Balanced Hearing factor which is so vital to your health and happiness Then too theres our new In visible Hearing which allows you to hear the way people with no im pairment do in way thats so completely unnoticeable that even your closest friend cant spotit We certainly urge you to spend allow minutes with Mr Ellis and bur hats Off to Acousticon WhO provide this nationwide service to help the hardofhearing come out Constellations notice that there of their world of silence FREE HEARINGTEST TUESDAY JUNE 218i from pm QUEENSLHOTEL riiluiluz from tho ulcclillouscs lllcrc lscclncd to fortunatcl all alu lllosc who wurc short could got lstllllt from lltllilllltlls lullcllhouscs Stttl is planch curly lill April ill spcclal muck soil and us tllc plants grow tllcy arc calc itillg tllcln into lllt fitIds lrcplunting finisllod this thtli lie of running illto an curly Fall frost good big ficld not badly hit but plantlug was wcll under way and ones plantcd callicr which with dont got lot of ruin the outlook getting the first plants ill and were iBLAKE CONSTABLE GIVES FENNELLS seventh and nal frame to win 10 was just as brilliant except he to the seventh triple in the fourth Former Resident Miss Barey Graduates with HonOrs Whilst MA 055 NIXON Mill of fill NIX on till llllahcth SI luring until the lilic ll lxoll plallihlud illlb car from Quwlls Ullilgtll llll tlvll llllglumrllly llt grailt llatl ot llilllli Ulltllilil illhllltllr llll ltillilu lvllttll ul illlllitiJ LuzI sclvrd as radio ulllt and fill gator tlth lllc lloyal All FullltI Ftliy onllllllllli dulllu lllt Will flu is now Willi tlu llcll lllopllonl Co at London as all llptlllcr biltcr llil lll illi lltlfl ll solllclii to dcpllld on tho location and quality of tho lurid llt lnall ti porlcd llt lost all bill lllltt ol 21 liltlts lilalltcd lllllkl thought lllS loss was about fill pil culil Still illlotllol llgurcd only muploi of iltltnl and olll lllllll was hard ly loucllod liut thcy all sutlllldf from tho wind slorln lllc plolilclll lilllt was to Ill Icplautcd ill llll spots lltlt tilll lcilvls worc disIroycll IIwr fiold llnd scidcrs and itll busyl putting ill lligtll tobacco plants plc supply gcllcrall of plants lllc plants arc il kcpt lli the fully tondcd and watcrcd By nild May the litIvy work starts of gut Mauricc lruyacrl ouo of NW original tobacco planters of the arca said he hoped to how till tllc lost quite bit of acreage from the wind Lost your the area had IOU pcl cunt crop This year he was not sure iliillcly thc crop would be latc now stood chalice Archicl chllcppcr pointed out lit suffcrcd some damage Rc ho was fairly optimistic iAbch all they nccdcd plcuty of rain to bring along tllcsc new plants alld tho stood thc frost and wind If they will not bc good for tobacco which has grown to bc big agri cultural clop ill Simcoe County and important to tho local lccon only The Examiner also visited Don Duffs plantation llorc only partl of the planting had been done when tllc wind llllir frost hit the fields But the men were busy ready to rcplzult the damaged spots 10 VICTORY Big Blakc Constable is terroriz ing the South Simcoe Softball League again but thistime under the Fennells flag The towering righthander put in his rst ap pearance of the season on the mound as his mates tanglcdr with Tottenham Tuesday and he could nt have done better if he had pitched with two hands For sevn innings the former Churchill fireballcr blazed ball for ball with Tottenhams ace Bill Thornton and nally smgEd on top Of ionc of the most torrid hurling duels seen in ages Fennells tallied one run in the and it was Constable himself who crossed theplate The lumbering giant was the whole show He faced 29 batters in sevenktretches whicd 10 via his fastball route and walked six As fa as hits were concerned Tot tenham couldnt buy one They only garnered two singlein the fourth andanother in the second Bill Thornton for the visitors weakened considerably in the nal stand Hcallowed but one hitup oil tho hail of none other than Blake Constable vAS Fennells received =their nal batting he was tagged for three singles and doublethe nal blow delivered by Ross Neilly to bring Constable across It was Easily the best played contest of the season as neither club wished to stepback an inch Blake Constableand Ernie Gil more did most of the hitting for Fennells collecting two each with Neillys payOff smash the lone other safety Bill Thornton and John Bergin garnered Tottenhams two hits FENNELLS Neilly 3b Todd cf Ewing ss Kneeshaw 2b Hughes Constable Todd 11 Gilmore rf Neilly lb TOTTENHAM Cranstbn Mc Nally OLeary Thornton Clunas Monroe John Bergin Joe Bergin Pardol UMPIRES Art Kneeshaw plate Steve Simone bases Tottenhm 000 000 00 Fennells 000 000 1l gt5 ltgt INDIAN UNIVERSITIES The early universities in India were purcly examining institu tions BARBIE mm BARBIE ONIARlO CANLD PAGE VENTEEN The Opening STRANSMAN New Coat and Suit Department 500 Square Fet have been Added We invite your inspection Shopat Stransmans for Dresses 2000 Dresses in stock Eyelets Jerseys and Ginghams Butcher Linens Suntans Taffetas Sheers Shantungs Shop at Stransmans for Suits Summer Suits in pastel colors 0Woodwind $2295 Gabardinc $2995 Shop qt Stransmans for Jackets Plaid Shorties $l i95 Blazers $995 Shop at Stransmang lOr Lingerie Kayser WeldrCSt Mercury HOSiery Black Helgg by Gotham 315m COldUIOy ShOrtS All Colours $498 Sloans tori Sportswear Irving Shortswv 77 rfGabardine 45598 pine Shortsq Sizes 12 to 20 striped $169 ppy Joe Cardigans VFleece Lined $298 Draped Slacks Alpine Gabardine Slo $298 och $198 egShoulder Blouses $Z98g$3a98 ina Bathing 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