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THE BARBIE EXAMINER WEDNESDAY JUNE 195413 AROUND TOWN mum Miss Helen Shannan super intendent today announced the names of the prize winners among the 1954 graduates of the Royal Victoria Hospital School of Nurs ing and it is Shanty Bay girl who has this year won the gold medal for highest standing in theory Miss Alberta Key will be presented with her award at this evenings graduation exercises in the Barrie Diariet Collegiate In stitute Auditorium Other prizes go to Miss Marian Mumberson of New Lowell who is winner of the prize for highest standing in bedside nursing Miss Catherine Eplctt of Victoria liar bour winner of the prize for high ost standing in obstetrical nursing Miss Joan Caldwell of Crown Hill who has won the prize for operat ing room technique Miss Helen Poll of Orillia winner of the prize for general neatness Miss Luella Axt of Petersburg winner of the prize for the nurse who showed great est progress in clinical instruction and Miss Fay Dcline of New Lisk card winner of the Canadian Nurse Award given to the student who showed greatest promise of pro fessional development during her training There seems to be some argument about when you celebrate an an niversary On Monday evening after the Barrie Womens Institute 30th anniversary dinner one of the older members who was glancing through the first minutes book with the president Mrs Reg Adamo challenged her about the correct ness of the celebration As the local branch was recstablishcd in 1923 she felt that the anniversary should have been observed last year Mrs Adams disagreed and supported her opinion by remind ing the other lady that you would not celebrate your first birthday before you were one year oldnor your 30th birthday bcftirc you were 30 years old Minesing and Centre Simcoc District Womens lnzstitues can be gin to wonder whether thcy should have been celebrating their 50th anniversaries when they were founded in lQOIalthoughit does seem matter of choice In way they could have been mark ing the beginning of their 50th an niversary year Just dont carry it too far Wed all hate to have to be two years older on our next birthdays year late or right on time the Barrie branch of the marked its birthday in most pleasant manner with birthday cake in blue and gold Institute colors clim axing lovely birthday dinner Showers and Tea Held in Honor of Spring Bridé WIw Before her wedding in the latter part of May to Edward Manol the former Ruby Givens Was entertain ed at probridal showers miscellaneousshcwgr was held at the home of Mrs Hutchinson Dunlcp Street West and was at tended by the Sunday School teachers of Central United Church The giilts were wheeled into the room in beautifully decorated doll carriage Miss Lorraine Lawrence Brad ford Street was hostess at show er held at her home where mis cellaneous gifts were presented to the bride by group of about 22 friends kitchen shower was held at the home of the brides sister Mrs Raymond Smith Owen St Mrs Thomas Givens entertained in her daughters honor at trous scau tea at her home In the af ternoon Mrs Reginald Adams and Mrs Allems poured tea Also assisting were Mrs Raymond Smith Mrs Henry and Miss Skelly In the evening Mrs John Manol mother of thegidom poured tea and Miss Lorraine Lawrence Miss Shirley Hook and MrsJames Orr assisted and the presentation of five lite memberships highlighting the whole evening There were several re cords of Institute membership to be proud of and we would like to point to the particularly proud record of one of the new life mem bers She had missed something in the neighborlioodvof five to eight meetings in the past 26 years Just up the street from the In stitute party there was another gathering being held in mood of celebration and its pity that the entertainers of the evening could not be persuaded to give another performance Last year when Trinity Junior Guild was holding its annual closing party Several members who were in Centennial mood decided to present nursicai skit in costumes of yesteryear and the whole event was such suc cess that they decided to stage imilar show this year The l954 theme was hillbilly and there were some Dogpatch characters in it who would have to be seen and heard to be apprc ciatcd and identified to be recog nized At one hilarious moment of the production whole group of the pipevsnioking mammys and mountain boys did wonderful chorus number Like Mountain Music ending with fancy quad rillc and another Guild member broke into fast step dance to the music of Little Brown Jug lean mountain boy in union suit another in loose suit of overalls and sweater girl from the hill country were just few of the characters the Guild pro duced And they were having as hilarious time as their audience London Holdin Fashion Fortnight June 9June 23 Autumn and winter fashions are being featured at Londons seventh Fashion Fortnight scheduled for June to 23 This is Britains principal wholesale fashion trade event and is designed especially for overseas buyers There will be buyers from Canada the USA Eur ope and the rest of the Common wealth Some of Britains leading whole sale manufacturers will show their wares individually and collectively The Mantle and Costume Manu facturers Export Group will open the fortnight on June by show ing their collection of tailored coats and suits slacks and shorts On June 14 the Associated Millinery Designers of London will present coordinatcd collection of model millinery parade of novel knit ted fabrics and fashions by some of Britains most beautiful manne quins will be staged on June 17 at the headquarters of the British Rayon and Synthetic Fibres Feder ation Members of other leading fashion associations will be showing their models in their own salons These include the Model House Group the Apparel and Fashion Industrys Association and the Light Cloth ing and Allied Trades Association Social events to welcome over seas buyers include reception at the Silk Centre where an exhibi tion of fashion fabrics in silk ray on nylon and so on will be shown and reception by the design and research centre of the gold silver and jewellery industries At the latter buyers will see the new semiprecious stones of plastic perfect reproductions produced for the lower priced markets The importance of the models shown during the London Fashion Fortnight lies in the fact that they are designed by the wholesale cou ture firms for the ordinary woman And because her bank balance may have restrictions the prices of the clothes on view are varied enough to interest wide range of buyers In addition the manufacturers stress the fact that their styles are adapted for the short client and her taller sister as well as for nor mal sizes which like the others Thursday June was one of the ha piest days in the life of John AGoodin 23 Boys Street Barrie because it marked the realization of dream he had cherished fdr t3 yearsto see his mother again His mother Mrs Ellen Kirk ac companied by her daughter Mrs Esther Cowdery arrived at Malton from London England travellinE the new Super Constellation service operated by TCA Mr Goodwin who Is seen in the Jhotograph above with his mother and sister said that he had been trying for years to persuade his mother to come out to visit him First of all she said thatshc was too old to make trip like that but as the years went by she RCMT Examiner ARTHURWILKINS member of the faculty of the Royal Conserv atory of Music of Toronto will conduct current examinations for the Coirservatory in Barrie from June 23 to 26 inclusive Although compartively young man Arthur Wilkins has been member of the Conservatory pi ano faculty for over 20 years He received his training in organ and under Dr ngvey Robb Dr Char les Peaker nd other wellknown teachers He has done specialized study in church music Mr Wilkins teaches at num ber of the Conservatory branches and has been active on the board of examiners for several years In addition to his teaching duties he is organist and music director at St Johns Presbyterian Church in rIor0nto keep well on the heels of haute couture fashions Trade information regarding the Fortnight can be obtained from the office of the Apparel and Fashion Industrys Association at 92 New Cavendish Street Portland Place London England MOUNTAIN or DEBT reasonable amount of credit is useful and even necessary But the piling up of mountain of consumer indebtedness is serious thingrfor any nation When too many people get too far into debt peniod of retrenchment inevit ably occurs Brooks Alta Bulletin Canadas best soiling qudfity Vinegars When youve spent time choosing the bestingrc diénts and paid good money for them it surely would be unwise to risk ruining the final result by using justany vinegar Heinz famous Vinegars do more forsalads because theyre uniform in strength sparkling clear and so fullflavoured that little goesalong way in IIFEGIIIIS WHITE V354A HJ no ogpswéacogqufinv roman um started growing younger again and she finally decided to come out he explained Mrs Kirk who has never before been out of England described her trip by plane as wonderful On their arrival at Malton they were met by Mr Goodwin and imv mediately brought to Barrie where they will be living for about the next two months am going on vacation next week Mr Goodwin pointed out and intend taking mother along with my sister to see some of our Canadian scenery and country One of the spots we will visit nat urally is Niagara Falls Although the Goodwin family came from Grccnstcad Green near Halstead Essex their home is now in Fulham London It was back In 1911 that Mr Goodwin decided to come out to Canada and as he points out That was the last time saw mother standing at the Commer cial Docks London as the ship was travelling on pulled out on March 29 Mr Goodwin who is one of the local agents for the Prudential ln surance Company of America went to Peterborough after landing in this country and remained there for 24 years He worked for De Laval Cream Separators and lat terly for five years with Canadian General Electric Later be trans ferred to the Prudential Company and was appointed to Barrie in September 1934 llis mother celebrated her 80th birthday last December See our wide assortment of cards for Fathers of all ages WEIIYIVIIIIIIIIS BOOK STORE 30 DUNLOP ST Noumea UNION LIFE EETAELSIED llIDb SHAW DI TRICTAMANAGEB it 54 Dunlop St Barrie TELEPHONE 4760 EMBROIDRg Illllll Alli NO MORE FINISHING lNORK BY HAND Adequate Insurance NORWICH UNION MAIN NECCHI sews on buttons makes buttonholes blindstitches hemsclcrrns monogroms beautiful embroidery possible even for beginner because NECCHI sews by itself The new NECCHI BU MIRA in its beoUiiful soft grey colour with builtin switch control and new builtin light NECCHrmoaeIs available $12400 Coronation CONSOLE MODEL 404 Beautiful compact rounded table top for easy working mechanical needle threader wwmm TOWN BARGAIN STORES LTD lllllllllllllflllfi sru BONIIINIJIE We aré overstocked so 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