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ber of BdiiiéWfiltS Montifactttrés CGE Dollies titanic Works CGE News Dollies are being manufactured at Barrie works Not the kind of dailies which we associate with the really young females but dolly which will add mobility to the popular GE Swivel Top Vac uum Cleaner The customer has demanded mobility in vacuum cleaners one reason being that they are used extensively in the cleaning of rec reation room floors We do not know at present what the demand for these dollles will be but we have set up line for their manufacture in the mot orlzed devices assembly area The girls who are assembling the new dollics are from the motor assembly area where we had some spare capacity and also from the Food Mixer assembly line where we had some reasonable stocks built up in line with our policy at bal ancing out production in the in terests of steady employment all of these girls were placed on the Esscmhly of Jiollies when we know what the de mand for the new dolly will be we will set up permanent line and quite reasonably be adding still more jobs to an expanding work force The new doliies have many good features which will make them most acceptable nieans of adding mobility to our vacuum cleaners They are light in weight and yet of solid construction Rubber bumpers to protect the furniture four smoothrunning casters for manouverability and secure yet simpletoopcrate means of at taching them to the cleaner all add up to very acceptable product They are finished in durable baked enamel finish to match the color scheme of the vacuum clean er and are attached to the clean er by simply pressing two spring clamps which hold the cleaner rigidly in place In the accompanying photo graph we see setup man Lorne McGibbonand clockwise from him are Carole Meyer who is assem bling the holding clamps Marion Fralick attaching casters Betty Thompson attaching rubber bump ers Lorna Buscombe who is per forming rivetting operation and finally June Reid who is packing the finished product after final inspection As we develop new lines and rearrange equipment in our move to the new addition in the coming months there will be many moves of personnel froni one line to another just as there has been in setting up for daily assembly CLOWES Special church services on Sunv day March 24 Service at Crown Hill 11 am Dalston 139 pm Speaker Darrell Thmpson mem Leighton Ford team oi eBarrie Crusade for Christ ANGUS Father and Son Banquet The Scout Auxiliary catered to the father and son banquet on Wednesday evening in theUnited Church basement when 120 sat downto dinner Speechesvwere given by Rev Paul Field Dis Qtrict Commissioner Ian Wélsman andL Hap Emms of Barrie They were enjoyed very much Theyaiso had the Scouts First Aid demonstration and singsong brought the program to close United church Service 930 am Service in Angus United Church will be held at 930 next Sunday morning in order that the congregation can attend the Cru sade For Christ service in the evening Crusade For Christ AngusUnited Church WA at tended the Crusade For Christ meeting in Barrie Tuesday night Weekend Visitors Vi5itors at Mr and Mrs Harvey Robinsons at the weekend were Mr and Mrs Alvin Robinson and family Oak Ridges and Mr and Mrs Jack Munson Toronto Wiliiton and daughter and Mrs Thomas McCaig of Thessalon Bernard Williton of Sprag Mrs SxFord Manitoulin Island and Mr and Mrs Raymond Muir anrl Ros of Barrie hael Lewis Toronto spent thefweekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Lewis Mr and Mrs Cameron McRae Long Branch spent Satucday ev ning with Mr and Mrs Duokwortb Sympathy Extended Sympathy isextended to Mrs Davidson and Mrs Leslie Walk gshaw in the passing of their ear brother Jack Campbell in Toronto Duncan Graham Barrie th Mr nd spent the wEeken tilProduct Hematite Jun Joyeo aéuiey mat the weekend with Mr ad Douala Reid and onto lug Gwen and Sheila Relve iodrnnto were home for the week eo We were sorry ro hear that MiuBertha Regimenwas again patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie Monday evening was the last series at nine euebres spon aorcdhy the Womens Institute with eight tables playing Mrs Sunday Vlsit Mr and Mrs Delmer Bates Nancy and Faye Anne Shelbume visited on Sunday with his sister Mr and Mrs Bentley and fam ily Short Vlslt Weatherup of New Toronto ls spending few days with his mother Mr and Mrs Bennett Day in Tomato Mr and Mrsl Bentley spent Monday inlToronto Mr and Mrs Wnloole Jnhn and Shirley leah Newton Rob lnson spent Sunda Mrs Downing Burton Avenue service number fromithc district at tended churchaerviees at Burton Avenue on Sunday and enioyed the sermon by Rev Chambers There were no services at Holly Many have also been attending the Crusade For Christ in the evenings Holly WAwent as group on Wednesday March 13 ll Meeting The March meeting of the Home and School Association met in Holly School on Thursday March with 25 members present as well as large number of Visitors and school children The meeting was called to or der by the president Mrs Ortt with the Creed reppated in uni son Minutes and treasurers re port were given Business in cluded letter from Ontario Feda eration of Home and School As sociation concerning the 38th con vention to be held at the Royal York Hotel on April 23 and 24 Mrs liloore volunteered to attend this convention on April 23 letter was read from Barrie Qistrictfliomé and School Coun cil about aimeeting heldat llill crest School on Monday March ii at 815 pm Dr Stothers was guest speaker letter was read from camp director at Camp Couchiching giving camp information It was tabled till next meeting Our teen town was renamed Sub Teen Town as it includes number of preteenagers Mrs Finlaysons room had the largest number of parents present so each child in that room will receive treat Mrs Ortt turned the meeting over to Mrs Finlayson who along with the senior pupils conducted lovely program consisting of choruses play The Golden Ara row debate Should boys learn to cook and sew also seVeral recitations solo and conservation skit by the boys Two letters from New Zealandpupils were read Mrs Finlayson and her home economics class had display of embroidery work and sewing and Mr Crease and the boys from his class displayed their woodwork This being Education Week school hooks and school work were also ondisplay Lunch and the singing of The Barrie Works CGE PersonmilBusj Wi with Mr and lovely lunch Queen concluded avening LH Homemaking Club The firstnieetlng of the 4ltIl Homemaking Club was held at Mrs Grahams on Feb 28 There crew members and two leaders Mrs luryk and Mrs Dyer President is BerthaFisher aecrcv tary Judy Willis pres reporter Wendy is the milky way nd ltwas de cided to call tbeclub the Milk Explorers Discussion making measurements displace mentmethrtd all atbofirbrow sugar and ow in Si our booklet The Food Guide for Health was giycn to each concluded thenteetv ing The second meeting was he at Mrs Grahams on March 14 Disy cussion was Health Viatbe Milk Route Play Sole Milk Cocoaaud milk shake was made which all enjoyed Home assign ment was given and lunch on joyed Home Again Mrs Crow and baby daugh ter arrived home from Royal Vic toria Hospital on Friday WI News Littles Hill Coronation WI will hold their March meeting in Holly School on March 26 at pm Mrs Willis will have paper onhealth and will conduct penny auction All members are requested to bring inexpensive items for dona tion to this auction Mrs Moore will conduct an education ques tionalre Roll call is suggestion boxbring suggestion for pro gram roll call or rnottoor eon structive criticism for next years program written on slip of paper for the box Lunch com mittee are Mrs Campbell Mrs Kenwell Mrs Rodgers The Institute will sponsor short course fabrics on April iii Holly School at pm This will be con ducted by Miss Eleanor Kidd of the Home Economics Branch Department of Agriculture To ronto All interested are wolA come BRENTW OD Weekend Visit Mr and Mrs Larry Derby and Barbara from Toronto spent the mas Boyle Magnusson is still underthe doctors care Mrs Eugene McBiideToronto spent afew days withher parents week Backylii Hospital JDumond iias hadto return to Royal Victoria Hospital but is feeling little better Barry Wyant of Craiglelgh Dumond spent the weekend with Yineent This is your invitation to attend meeting re Bum Mini iiiiiiiiiiiic cone iiiiiiawiacmac Thursdoy March 28 21130 to 530 Many milk shippers in the district are inthe midst of plans hipping There has been discussion of how this and the small shipper involving bulk affects the large when The final decisions must of the how and why and be made by the individual and this meeting is not directly to discuss these things but for two purposes rust to discuss i5qu handling coolers and milk men tolead5discussion andsweet water coolers formation yourself houserequirements We will have and answer questiohs re direct lexpansion and so on Having secured all possible in you willvbe in much better position to decide for ious types of well qualified equipment the very enjoyable Leonard and included no Cavalcade of Hits New weekend with Mr and Mrs ThoA Mr and Mrs Dumond last 5c oiidlyythe financing of this equipment is of primary im rtanceXflhis question too isone that you should fully under stand all thepossibiiities in order to proceed wisely Sev al of the Bank Managers have oifered to att this meeting it will explainthe Farm Improvement Loan as pplies to th equip nt danswcr questions couple of year ago suchva meeting wswellrec ved and now that this question is concerning ma more chimeras should be that much more helpful There no obligation in com ingan wexhope you will ke the opportunity of comingwhen the ted knowledge nd experience can be Yours very trub VEME SWAIN Manager outlive Sell Service ll Thomhson afimember of 7th Leighton Ford team of the fillrile Ciusad for Christ will he tho special speaker at Crownllill United Church on Sun dcnitfarch 24 Dalstongat 130 55 Joyce Edg crlonfareflreeoverlng from 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quilt woven in 1885 by Mr Beattys grandfather John Beatty depict ed Qucen Victoria in her corona tlon robes with her attendants and the llagaof all nations This was much admired Mr ABeatty says they stillhave the loom on which this IIquilt waa wove Mrs Thomas Stephens gave very interesting talk on her grandfather Mr Coulter and told many hum rous incidents of days loll past Mrs Dorothy Jack son thanked the spcakersnld Maurice Reid gave current events and the meetingwas closed by singing God Save The Queen lovely lunch was served by the hostesses Benefltlarty April dancing in Churchill ball Aprils in aid of Lefroy hockey club For further particulars see future Coming Events can RAnio ecures Effective April Telesooic will provide newservlee in Barrie with the opening of facilities for complete car ra dio sales service and in stallatlori Same Day guaranteed Service reissue so other germ appoinhrient ot Dont forget the cards and TEEer mammioaxmanon 22 1857 served oversea forthree ynn with the Royal Canadian Begin cers was caused by pertinent of iii it Dune copr tolerve particular beacon since light house was hgojh hencw eepéewlll commence hll duties on Apflltl and the limitwill go into operationjust as soonas vi ti Georgiandiay The Nottaw std flghtwns built the mechanism which revolan the light was made iaVIrance and the order took oaths in its careerthe Nottawasaea Light has never failed Clarks Is land was named after the late John Clark veteian lightkceper who tended the beacon for over 30 Years The big light must be cleaned between sundown and dusk every evening and it mustbe wound up every five and half hounjin an der to keep it revolving slowly in the tower The beam whichrflaalm ea for five secondscvery minute and revolves the same time can be seen for 25 miles and in come instance hen the weath er is clear 35jmlles The light itselfpsltuated at the top of the gaunt white 87foot stone tower feet high and eight feet at inference it resembles glass bird cage and in 1300 Theexpenalvelensand has small mawiy around the outside rTbelalaad is only six acres to area It shoreline is steep and very rocky from the waters edge The whole area around the island is potted with dangerous rock shelf and shoals and these concu tionr make the Nottawasaga Light one of the most impoan The lighthouse also equipped with foghom and this important item of navigation equipment must be operated by the light ecper by band on misty nights AN EXAMth WANI ah SALESMAN ayAiLABLE Years Sales Record Years Selling Special ized Service years Sales Department of Mafor Oil Company Good Mechanical hack ground in automotive dr Truck Service have me MODEL can WOULD LIKE TO LOCATE IN BARBIE mm all replies to Box Barrie Examiner TRY nanais Tsinnau manners maNs cannon AIRLINE vioz ouutpesi Km Revenuesconsumes HOLLAND AMERICAN LINE oCANADIAN PACIFIC Mamas CANADIAN PACIFIC srcansmrs announce wn orrnna canng unnrz can TRUCK RENTAL aoox nanny roe arse ACCOMMODATIONS Barrie Drivenliar Travel 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