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Pastor Conducts Dédi iormer Brrie minister Rev Luck BA ED con ducted special dedication ser vice in honor of the late Miss Minnie Parks charter member oi the Barrie Soroptimist Club last evening Mr Luck told crowd or 75 rsons oi the honor he tell in King asked to speak on such all important occasion The theme oi his speech was let Us lie manber lie recalled Memories of Miss Parks during his rtay in Bum through which time she was ill but never iorgot the importance oi living Memory is one oi the grastest gilt in liie Mr Luck comment ed He referred to Miss Parks character and outlook on tile in tour ins Site was independ endsometirnes even too much so he recalled Her interest in the community and her in tegrity were indicative at her high ideals and inspiration was something one felt just to be in the presence oi Miss Perks DEDICATE LECTEBN The dedictioo at leclern was made at the annual imtalia tlon dinner the club held at Community House An impressive candlelightlng service begun witll members lighting candles representing sincerity friendship service wisdom and soroptlmlsm Mrs Dorothy Vanee was installing oi iecl Mrs Alma Lee was installed club president Mrs Dorothy Vance iirst vicepresident Dr Rosa Zuk second vinopresid Mrs Luck Mrs Maxwell Mrs Dorothy Vance Mu Alma Lee and Miss Flore Mccmor DINNER GUEST Other guests were introduced by Miss McGregor and included president at womens service clubs Miss Nora Bowler Senior Cliixens Club Hits Beth Welsh Venture Club Mn Fred Smith WA to Kiwanis Club Mrs Bruce French LA to Lions Club Mrs Robert Wfliikml 1n ner Wheel at Rotary Club Mrs John McCaw University Wolt mens dub Mrs Henderson Lamb Kinette Club Mrs Jean Dawson and PW Club Mrs Jack Butler Senior WA to ova Former members oi the club esent were Miss insureds Miss Edna West Mrs Beatrice Lucas Miss Mabel Richard Miss Dorothy Falcon er Miss Rains Slope Mrs Cox sins Evelyn nlclt Mrs Hamid Moore of Fort Lauder dale Florida and her daughter Miss Edith Moore of mm Venture Club members present included Mrs Jack Etherlngton Miss Margaret Goodiellorw Miss Evelyn Hunter Miss Amy Lea Mn Stavlgnn and Miss Ruth Marie Green Mr and Mrs Herman Tom linson were also guests out Mrs Evelyn SullivanI trea surer Miss Amy Sargent re cording secretary Miss Wilda Colbert corresponding secre tory Directors include Mrs Ross Browning Mrs Charles Christie Mrs Margaret Laurence and Miss Kay Yasunaka Miss Flora MeGregor retired as past president alter serving twoyear term at oiiice Head table guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Craig Rev and THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Original ideas by smart action should yield good results now The day will also be iine one in which to seek and bestow earned lovers to strengthen iriendships and gen erally to broaden thalacope oi worthwhile activities FOR THE BIRTHDAY it tomorrow is your birthday you should find the year ahead marked by satisiactory progress where worthwhile goals aremnv earned There may be some pa rlodsmostly in September and Novemberwhere job and il nanolal problems could occur but not it you make up your mind now that for the balance of the year youll be conserva tive These situations will arise only it you are extravagant speculate foolishly or become impatient or rebellious over new responsibilities refuse to adapt to new conditions gt October and December hold promise of fine oooperation from othersespecially sllper lors and coworkers which augura well for job matters Look for stimulating social life from now on through Sep tember and some very pleasant news of business andor iv nanclal mature in December Generous planetary influences govern travel in August prom ise new romance andior marv rlagqfnr the single during July Octal and December child born on this day will he endowed with the talents needed to be highly talented writer and will have great love of music RICE GODDESS By old Indonesian tradition rice harvesters hide their knives in the palms oi their hands to avoid oilendlng the rice goddess MODEL PnocKs Miss Donna bobler models of the seasons pert cot tons in yellow broadcloth while other models look on with keen interest Donna made her ownfsummer rock under the supervision oihome TO MRS LEE TliBOO SUBJECT NEW YORK APlléShe alts quietly with folded handslonk inglilre modern Whistlers mother Her floor length silk gown is red but somehow it goes with her Irish red hair that needs only alight tinting as she nears Pushes gently placid almost rs But just ask Margaret Sanger if she has mellowed The blue eves flash with the old the that years movement going in its early kept her embattled birth control of course havent mel lowed shasnaps Back when was actively crusading alt everyone simply had to believe what said still do dont see how any thinking person could feel diiiélfently about birth contra mammalian1 the upper hand she recalls When started out had to be very careful what words used The whole subject was taboo Even my iatheran out spoken Irishman who brought me up to do my own thinking said to me one day Margnret cant you find some other sub lect in the worldto talk about but the bedroom And he whis pered when he said bedrqom But time have changed The dignified little woman who was jailed at least nine times and had her iirst clinic raided by police as public nuisancewas LUCK AND MISS Méanaoon AT MRS VANCE MISS YASUNAKA MRS SULLIVAN Age Hasnt MelloWed Crusader Early Birth Control Movement in New Yorkto receive an ter natlonal tfiibuieflvm so once and government leaders gath worid population crisis Sanger has been living quietly in Tucson Ariz family she worked as public health nurse in New York iurns It was then unable to bear the sight of overworked mothers andthefnaad little children who kept coming one after groomer aha set out to free thamotber hood ofthe world The most hopefulthing our work has done she says is that years ago woman came in to our clinics and said lm in trouble gt gt Nowtbey comein and say lm going to have baby Isnt it wonderful After 48 Years LONDON CPl After 48 years Londonborn George Sim mons 63 had just about given up hope of seeing his 71year old brother Fred again Then letter arrived from White Book 30 near Vancou ver announcing that Fred and his Scottish horn wife Jessie would be arriving ior three month holidy llho brothers now are together at the house where they spent their child hood Marines Fred leit or canada in 1913 Both brothers hécame carpentersFred on Canadian railways and George in Wm cam snowmen economics teacher Mrs White of natures school The fashl lon show was part of the vo jcationalrlaases display of stu dents from Hillcrest King Ed ward and Prince of Wles schools sum ed for conference on the their savanycarold son who in In the last few years Mrs Ona oi ll children in poor =Broihers Reunited Aitar serving in the Royal Symaol or MISS DUIBERT MRS BROWNING Parents Fight For Heart Research TORONTO CF Robbie Sproule is dead but his parts havent given up the ilgnt Illgatinst his killerma heart do ee say they will raise all the money they can in memory at 1958 opened the Ontario Heart Fund campaign by listening to Premier Frosts heart beat They also agreed to an au topsy which doctors at the Hosp ital for Sick Chil on say may help them snva oher children with Robbies condition If we find this extremely rare condition again said Robbies surgeon well know how to do with it hole in the heart was hidden by an obstruction that we cleared We didnt know the hole was there Mrs Sproula said the doo tors ranved Robbin for us twice and theyll save many more Robbies father andl are grateiul for every day or the seven wouderiulyears wa had has been canvassing her neigh bors Her husband bus driver has taken up collection among fellow workers The money rnore than $100 will he sent to the hospitalior heart research alter some is used to buy plants for Robbies grave gt book of poetry donated by the Brownies and Girl Guides of 488 Pack in his memory will be kept in Robbies classroom We use only the two top leaves and the bud to give Salado Tea Its ilner flavour Youll find nnlyihefineatlngredlents ior better ilnvaur In ell saladsShirrltiHorsay food products Eve Salads product fquiiuw Sumnteenbytha nnssmnn Excellence rMr and Mrs Morley Sproule To raise money Mrs Sprouie SlmcoeVCounty Arts and Cults Association will hold its annual meeting on June 15 Hidburst Forestry Hle The meeting willbegin no pm when the St Pauls WA or afldhtnIt will Miss Mull well qualified to give beiplui and stimulating vising on crsit development in Ontario tor 11 years with the oormnunity momma branch Ihe lltne meeting of hurton Avenue Womans Association wss held in the church lotmge mesday evening with to mem has and four Visitors present Mrs Blogg reported that 19 borne visits and 11 hospital visits had been made Unity Group reported they had sueoasdld booth IPA recent cattle sale ihe WA will oaierior tan Complete Plans For BakeSale BEETON meeting of the Aiiernoon Auxiliarywl the We mans Missionary Society of Trinity United Church Benton was held at the home of Mrs Mason June Mrs Selby Dobbs presided and go od number oi members were pres ent During the business period plans were made tor sale of homemade baking Friday June 16 Mrs Fred Dale president oi the Evening Auxiliary gave paper based on St Matthew dlapterzz and verse ii Mrs Kearns on behait oi the mono bere thanked Mrs Dale The worship service was con ducted by Mrs Dobhs and Mrs Edgar Williams Meeting closed with bone diction social hour followed neireshmts were served by the hostess Mrs Mason assist ed by Mrs Lillie Ind Mrs Wildash NewProgram Revives Opera MADE Reuters State owned Spanish television far from clustering the family around set in their living room has tended irl its five years at existence to take the people out or their homes and into the bars caiosand clubs There reaching an average audience of 1250000 of total population of about 30000000 it has increased the popularity of operaandravived interest in bullfighting The programs come from the Bola del Mundo Globe of the World transmitting station in the Guadarrama Mountains north of here and four other subsidiary transmitters These together cover threaquartersni Spain television setan estimated 250000 are in usecosts at sst 14000 pesetas about $233 and consequently is beyond the pocket of most people The younger opla have shown particular interest in bull neclsvrseo and usurp F0 VEAI is Choirs iymssrm wpmm seam and ln alumni Charlie diamonds lecture rhodiumplated setting and shoulder hr everlasting byliliunee siltpuEllsous JEWELLER Speaker To Give Advice On Crafts ideuonsllldlasesdthesssoe lotion work Shehasbeennd Burton live United Church WA Donate $700 To Building Fund quet or the young people June and MrsCyrii Cook Mrs ll Sykes Mrs Rentner and Mrs Spearn are to make plans sr this The treasurcrs report showed nuhstmtlal balance so it was decided to give $700 to the build ing and Mrs Robertson bad diarge of the devotional and read the scripture Mrs Frank Green gave the meditation trio of Mrs Cyril Cook Mrs Robert Goodiellow and Miss mils Cook sang three sales Mrs Robert Trimhle was thanked by Mrs Cook on behalf sonar was man runes gtIODE PRESENT QUEENS PICTURE 0n Wednede alterneon members of the Independent Order Daughters oi the Em plre were invited to attend the matinee the Roxy Theatre Following the performance 22 marchers gathered in the id by where they presented the manager Don Kinloch with portrait of Her Mciesty the Queen which is shown being unveiled by Mrs Herbert SparbanL Rev Sher rlng oi Trinity Anglican Church made the dedication mm Ivaattended by Rev ERlddel Morrow meaning the Mayor of Barrie and Re gent Mrs Tolchard Clifford Hair Fashions nun Styli no glean on guns notepad our new Phone number PA 84149 oltheWAiorher belpandnl societies with the WA and Mrs Lloyd Foster made the presen tation of clock from the man here to Mrs irimble THE CANDLE SHOP Miles North of Barrie on Hwy 11 at Sun Vauey Unusual candles and candle holders from many countries patio lights candle snarflan soonees etc Many interesting gills mm Scandinavia for weddings birthdays or for any occasion Open 11 to pan DallyClosed Sundays VITAL IRRIGATION Citrus growers in Californias Imperial Valley estimate it takes about 150 glasses of in rigatinn water or each glass of orange juice Summer FestiVaI ENDS SATURDAY LOOK FOR THESE SPECIAL VALUEs oN EACHFLOOR sacono FLOOR Ladies Summer DRESS CLEARANCE Te lane Blunt 898 MAIN FLOOR vnm lass suMMER JEWELLERY liegular Valuu to $2 BRACELETS EARRINGS NECKLETS sum it FESTIVAL Fine Quality VNYLoNs 100 Sumner Sbadfi swarm 13 wasan man Misses Cotton Print PYJAMAS 199 BASEMENT cHENlLLE SPREADS Solidcolour lring 99 EA MissesAll Wool Plaid sLIIvls 699 Reg 39 MillEnid acorronv PRINT Reg Values 59 vos ed double bed one 5mm an is FESTIVAL pares mm nouns palm ans mo mu an 12 Noon own on unions oi allows PA 80221