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EdUcaiionThéiiié Noveymber Meeting ivy Branch WI vlvy Womens institute met at to Jack Cochranes with members and two viaitors present request trorn the Save the Children Fund for usul clothing was read it was decided to have all articles left at Mrs Roggarths in ivy Any contributions will be welcome and it is requested that they be received by Dec Plans for catering to the Junior Farmer banquet on Nov 22 went completed Education was the theme of the meeting Convener was Miss Dunnill one of our local teachers Two papers were read one by Mrs Jean Cochrane on Religion andthe otherlby Miss Miller on Edimationflsn Team Effort it emphasised tha part played by the home and school working cooperatively in the edu cation of our children Miss Dunnill gave talk on the life or Miss Margaret Miller who was teacher in various Stmcoe schools for 45 yearns Uponretir ing she wrote some articles on her experiences as teacher She recalledthat her first salary had been $520 year and that her expenses for room nnd hoardszso week Her stories were most interesting and it was unfortunate that her death in October cut short her writing career Lunch converters were Mrs Mclt Vanel Mrs Hoggarth Mrs Carmthers and Mrs Jennett duo lo constipation thme if girl wants career she has to be on her toes all the limeno feeling draggedout in the morning or pom pleter beat by the time oclock rolls around Kruschcn helps my career by helping me feel fit and full of pepi found that the tired listless feeling which used to slow me down disap peared with Kroschen EonKruschcn is no ordinary laxativehut is similar to famous mineral springs giving you twoway action against impurities in the bowels and kidneys Get package today and start living again knuscnitn AV All DRUG SYOJIES SEEIYOUR BUS TRAVEIQIAGENT lehlrn arrange lie details that liip Into one pacts ¥rbuiing slopovers he els slde trips etc SAMPLE PACKAGE four FrontM itdiytSiitjh 31161511 Winter Frnmlotnnlo MR AND MRS WILLIAM DONALD HAR RINGTON leave St Marys Church Barrie following their marriageon Monday morn ing November 26 1956 at 1130 oclock The bride is the former Miss Jane Catherine Hinds daughter of Mrs Hinds Stanislaus Bernard Hinds of Barrie and she New Canadian Interesting Talk TosHoiIowsWl Hollows Womens institute met on Nov 22 at Mrs Buttons with 13 members present We were very pleased to welcome new member and to have the PrincéungWales Propose Pupil Insurance At November regular Prince of Wales Home and School meeting the executive presented pupil insurance plan and it was decid ed to go ahead Cost ofthe pol icy is $1 per annum for each child Mrs Banting introduced Verna Kyicr who represented Prince of Wales School at the public speak ing contest Simcoe County fin als at Hillcrest School She re peated herlt topic My Family which was enjoyed by all Mrs Lamb thanked her Harry Young and Mrs Bird introduced different bingo game which helped introduce newcomers This was followed by delicious lunch igusrtNs AA AVVMw and the late president Mrs Carr Roll call How would you make New Canadian feel at home brought some interesting an swers The meeting was turned over to Mrs Hambly citizenship convencr who read the motto of all the things you wear your expression is the most important and it costs you nothing Mrs Sid Wright gave few comments Mrsftiamhly introduced the speaker chiss of Bradford who gavea most interesting talk on his coming to Canada leav ing his wife and family in Hol land temporarily and of the many and varied jobs he took to earn living and save money to bring his family out Mr Kleiss is one of many New Canadianswho have made good in this part of Ontario He is now successful business man and his wife has very attrac tive store in Bradford On returning to Holland for holiday in the spring Mr and Mrs Kleiss found they had no wish to return there to live They are very happy in Canada where there are so manyopportunities for their family of six and for themselves When asked what he found the biggestproblem as New Can adian Mr Kleiss had no hesita tion in saying the language He feels that language test Our NilWlloiidny Bresses The moodls Festive with us again after her prolonged illness is womens editor of The Barrie Examiner The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs John Clifford Harrington of Toronto and wellknown television and radio announcer with CKVR and CKBB The attractive hop py youngcoupie left on wedding trip for New York and Maryland ravm should be compulsory for new comers as the lack of knowledge in that directionis an awful handicap both in getting work and having any social life Mrs Carr thanked Mr Kleiss and presented him with small gift of appreciation on be half of the members Mrs Himbly conducted con test which was won by Mrs Sid Wright Member brought quantitg clothing to be sent tothe av the Children Fund in Toronto Mrs Carr will do the packing The national anthem brought the meeting to close and so cial hour was enjoyed overthe lunch provided by the hostess and lunch committee WWW Haunt lng Dr cm Ointment hrin qulckantilevlc relief late home treatment hrovusoysm £29 till buoy and thevoiothes carry it out beaut fully this Christmas season VWe Show just two dresses from our Nestive Seasonvfashions and what glittering collection it is rich beautiful fabrics marvellous colours and the most flattering styles or the priced deCade Bizés to 19 axles20 from Just $1998 meeting of Silver Womens institute waa held Mr Harvey Johnstons with 20 members and em Visitor Tunisian nar NG SHOES brought from Turkey inim by teacher whoiatight in Turkey an WGreecc for 12 years Themth aremade ofwood black lncolor beauti fully carvcd sole anddalnty high heel as well in geometrical pat tern Clothing for the feet whether in the form of sandals or thus has been in use in every country and modern times The shoes 01 the ancient Hebrews were spe cies of sandal The ladies wore highly ornamental 7ones Orna mental slippers are still ltixury in the East We are indebted to Miss Ciara bell Flatt for this unique donation To walk in yelvct shoes is our wish for the donor 4mm aortas secretaryi aspiring to civilization in ancient answered by veraapn Peace ltwumoved that the secre tary write and order suificient matertaijor three daun dresses trout the Unitarian Service Coulr annou Mrs Johnston introduced the special aber Fire Chief Irwin of BarnesFilo gave an interut lag and informative talk on his work and tire preventon Motto was given by Mrs Tyson itovrat December meeting will be at Mrs Buseli Turners Lun was served by the hog test by Mrs William Tho psonand er Bert Swan HOPFJFOB BBTIEB haps Nature will compensate for the short cold summer by giving long warmvtail We hope Trenton CouricrvAdvocatc ends Teething Trouhiea lei Illa 3M yew unor lfllfl III Ill flllllflfl mt apply with no Inger Vowbahy ill at no or Own AM yo cit15 ALL THEAMILY HAMMERED ALUMINUM Eon Bon and Tid Bit Trays Coastersflatzy Susans etc BLUEMOUTH POHEIW Very lbrgeassortment 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