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ltotr Computers Defence projects Television Communica tions vie Itarl any it In Toronto and uonlrui llorn Study Conner run any time Mo hooxiet from India coiirn of Canada King St iv The onto Ontario REQUIRED One Senior Draftsman one Shift Mechanic Apply Mansfield Rubber Canada Ltd JOHN sr BARRIE YOUNG MAN WITH TYPING ABILITY to train as TELEIYPESEITER PERFORATOR The Barrie Examiner requires an apprentice in this depart ment Must have 50 words per minute wping ability An excellent opportunlw for young man who wishes to train for fine trade APPLY COMPOSING ROOM FOREMAN THE BARRIE EXAMINER AVAILABLE AT 3ch Prontohie business availhie Seiiin export encc helpful but not requ red Car necessary Write at once for pr ticulus hopt cmrr was Rich Ill Montreal MALE OR FEMALE AREA MANAGER Department of Public Works TORONTO ONT Experienced in building main tenance some in an admlnlss trativo capacity and in real es tate appraisal Details as to residence require ments and qualifications and application forms at Post office National Employment Office oi nearest Civil Sarvice Commis sion Office Quote Competition 6232002 YOU OPPORTUN ITY Who wants to earn an extra $50 per week or more Part or full time EMPLOYMENT WANTED huttr MANAGER is years ex peflenca in service counter and lust methods of seiner db rises Napouslble position in sales position or mgt sentiment Have ow car so all references Telephone PA N787 II LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Creditors of FREDERICK ALEXANDER to at th Pfim waship in the Countypf Simcoe who ille 24th at 1957 must file their claims with the undersigned before March 29th 1962 after which date assets of the estate will be distributed ADA PERKINS formerly Ada Peacock Administratrix by her Solici tors Smith and McLean 20 Owen Street Barrie Ontario I3 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE SATURDAY MARCH IO 1230 RM SHARP Auction sale of farm farm stock implements hay straw and grain poultry automobile and household effects including Extitu for the state of the HOWARD HONSBERGER At Lot 19 Concession Notta wasaga Township on the calm ty mad miles straight south of Stayner Terms cash No re serve as file estate must be settled JERRY COUGHLIN Auctioneer Merrie Men Eff1 of Vespra SIMCOE COUNTY NEWS STAYNER By HELEN GlLIIES Highlight of the Stayner Wom an Institute March Meeting was skit arranged by Mrs George Cicmencc it was the grandmothcrs meeting so Mrs Cicmenco asked several grand mothers to dress in clothes worn in the year 1912 the year Stayner institute was fem ed These indies then reenact ed the meeting as held that year Mrs Clemenco was careful to point out that while her act resses used the names of form er members of the Institute them was no relation in act ions or speech Records of that meeting were read and papers were on the problems of that dayl Refer cone to the horselu carriage brought forth many laughs in 1912 many ladies were much afraid of that invention No neighbor girls looked after the lunch MOUNT ST LOUIS By MRS FRAWLEY Mrs William Miller attended it toachcrs meeting at Early Monday afternoon Mrs Phil King is spending few days with Mr and Mrs Urbain Mormau Penetang Britten Brown Tomato spent few days with Boyd Brown Mr and Mrs Henry Landry and family Toronto visited last Sunday at Theophlle Kings Shirley King Penctang was home for the weekend Mr and Mrs William Miller visited recently with Mr and Mrs Stewart Jamieson second line Fins BOND HEAD Congratulations In Mr and lrs iii Moaker an the birth son in York County lins pitnl Nowmarkct number nL relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs Douglas Reynolds gathered in the hall on Friday night and presented them with purse of money and best wishes of oil for lung and happy married life The evening was spent playing cuchre with prizes goingto ElsiaReynoids and Russ Smy Uie Priie winners at the euchre on Monday night were Isabel Brown Marguerite Ramsay Noreen Taylor Tom Whitesidc Mr fingle and Ross Lang MlDHiiltST By NASH Please date change in the hour of church service to 1130 am with Sunday School at the some time Mr and Mrs Douglas Good hand and family spent the weekend in Tomato NEW SCHOOL IN USE Forest Hill School was open for the pupils on Monday Mar with Mrs Spence principal teaching grades Mis Hall grades and MIS Irankoom The children school Official openin will he heldin the near future for the public to attend It is four raom schooli with one mom used as playroom Vespra No 17 School has closed The pupils are being transported to Forest Hill School Friday the last day of school had tinge of sadness for pupils in No 17 Alfred Salim urns to as rescue and took the children and teacher on sleigh ride followed by oboggan party Mrs Titian and the Girl Guides are enjoying swimming for the next four Saturdays at the Radar Pool Edgar The girls througth enjoyed their first outing the home of Mrs Peacock Tuesday Mar Wayne Russell Bill Bertram and Keith Shula are vacatiom ing In Florida BOBBY GROUP The Hubby Group has had another interesting and busy winter About 20 ladies joined and some took the driftwood project instructed by George Holloway Mr Holloways work shop was an ideal place to do the work Some very lovely lamp and flower arranging pieces and wall plaques were made Those interested in art and painting met in Mrs Hol laways living room Ralf Eckh ardt was the instructor and very enthufiastic group alloyed the course They studied still life and portrait now and hope to go out to do landscapes in the spring Monday evening the group met at Mrs Lorne Orsera lilrs iohn Patterson of Centre Vespra showed how to make iampahadetluveryouwuinu are delighted with the new The WA meeting was held at Sixteen Rinks Take Part In Annual Legion Spiel By DAUREEN ANDERSON Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Mchlastcr who are celebrating their golden wedd ing anniversary Monday Mar d1 11 Mr and Mrs Mchiaster will be at burns to friends and neighbors Monday evening Exam to 930 pm Mr and Mrs Milton Trace Elmvale visited with the latters Harry Leadley Anan Dawson of Ottawa cal led on fiends in town on Sat mayv Leonard Ross of Toronto vis ited on Friday with his mother Mrs Leo LEGION OPEN BONSPIEL 0n Saturdsy March the Legion open bonspiel was held in Cookstown curling rink with 16 rinks in play Rinks were mm Brampton Camp Borden RCAF Camp Borden George town fhlstletown Tomato and Cockstown Winners in the oclock draw were first prize McDonalds rink of Brampton second prize Lennox Rowes rink of Cookstown Walter Beatty John Timbers Mel McFadden Len nox Rowe skip third prize Waldbauers rink of RCAF Camp Borden Winners of the 11 oclock draw were first prise Harry Rosss rink of Cookstnwn Howard Cole Sandy Thompson Harry Ross Wally Smith skip second prize Nor man Bakers rink of Cookstown John Lowe Norman Baker George Baker Bill Lowe Skip third prize Vic Coles rink of Thistictown Legion Mrs Alice Donneliy and Mrs Thomas Williams were guests at the Harris Garry wedding In Barrie Saturday March Mr and Mrs Tihb Miller and family of Barrie and Mr and Mrs Bob Miller and fam ily of Nawmarket visited on Sunday with Mrs Miller Mrs Fred Wheeler spent the weekend in St Catharines vie iting her parents Mr and Mrs George Pockncll Mr and Mrs Ivel Woods visited with friends in Aurora on Sunday Mr and Mrs Horace Ross of Woodland Mr and Mrs Doug las Ross and family of Orlllia and Mrs Lennux of Barrie were Sundayvlsitors with Mrs Leonard Ross WOMENS INSTITUTE The regular meeting of Cook stown Womens Institute was held in the town hall Thursday evening March at ll oclock with 31 members Fifteen visit ors were present from various organizations in the village and also from TeciVerlll Wom ens institute Mrs Riley presided The meeting was convened by Mrs William Walker convener for Historical Research and current events This meeting being on Historical Research the motto was What we do today will he in the history books of tomorrow Roll call was answered by An historical mother Mrs crested to secure material and complete their Driftwood lamp originally designed With an lampshade The WA of St Pauls mulch are for Easter Mr and Mrs Biundell were In Huntsville last week attending the funeral of Mr BlunchIs cousin Sympathy of the community goes to Miss Annie Bowers In the sudden death of her brother Thomas Bowen He was in employee at the Refur esiation Ha suffered heart attack as he was In his car to come home He will be sadly missed STROUD Mr and Mrs Bud Martin left this week for few weeks hol iday at Miami Beach Florida STROUD RINK Tonight is the hills in the broomball gumc Stroud am lplaying 10th line at oclock for the Handy Hardware trophy Thursday team from Cools town played Stroud score being in favor of Cookstnwn They will go to Cannington far the playoffs this month Friday evening playoffs for Stroud and chroy were held in Barrie arena Lefroy winning the first law cups and Stroud Giants with Rod Black as their coach won the Township of lnnisfil hip score 21 Lefroy brought team up this week and play ed Stroud Squirts with Don Wallace coaching Stroud were the winners GIRL GUIDE BILIJWNIE meeting of Girl Guides and Brownies was held at the home of Audrey Ellis last seek to investigate the possibility of or ganizing Girl Guide and Brownie Packs in the Bon Secour Big Bay Point and Alcona Beach area Another meeting is being held in Lakelands Community Hall to make definite plans Everyone interested is asked to attend We must reach for higher standard for our chil dren At the Taps In Talent night at the Barrie District Central Collegiate on Friday night Bil lie lilulholland was the Old Time Fiddler Accompanied by his mother Mrs Elrt Mulho land Billie played three numb or Silver and Gold N0step Country Waltz and Andy jig Conadicms Visit aces Restrictions PEKING CPIA tall quiet He left Edmonton aftel get spokcn Canadian holds key ting BA at the University of job in international journalism Alberta In 1548 Ha coached reporting as he puts it ef girls basketball team at 0t fects of historys biggest social tawas Carleton College now experiment on one at the worlds Carleton Universitywhile ob nldest cultures taining Bachelor of Journal Clare McDeimott Reutiehrs ism degree mmndem Faking McDermott worked as only Pemangnuv remkm 75 sports writer for the Ottawa Pm PM Chme 31 Journal from 1549 to 1951 then went to the Owen Sound Sun Tl award five °f El Times for year and half monton sees few Westerners in His next jbb was as gene Peking and even fewer Cana news porter on the Sudbury titans Apart from Chinese star in 195253 after which he driver and two interpreters Eup went to Europe and travelled Filed by the sate ms main for year before joining Reut contacts are with Chinese otfi in Loud cialdom His life is subject to the pro McDermott is snmeLImES Per fessional and personal leeric picked at the picture of Canada lions placed on all foreigners by given in the Chinese pm me mum aummues The filinesr reader who IVM 3er 1mm studies his newspaper as other Wham Pmbably 13 00 °r people study scriptures must see Canada as land of bun 2000 are foreigners McDer mott finds he cannot walk down unhappy people he says judging from the published ac street without attracting at tention however friendly it mums of unemployment strikes droughts and disasters may be AVE WIDE GRAIN DEALS median Slmwne 510 meme There hasnt been word In or more often ftursian and be me Chinese pres ab the pinJ We 531 chases ofCanadian wheat which Ended by gm mung have been pouring Into North China to reduce the effects of children Despite the restrictions on his recent poor hmem However educated Chinese movements McDeimott has Leildléirmmiflmvfil who are am to Mini andtownsnutside the Peking gihdgwgfigfigf 333 all area In this way he has Visited Mcbemm says They cog niza Canada as being different such places as Napkins Shang from either the United States or hai and Haugchaw in Eastern Chm Mm Chm Britain but they often ask why Canada must remain tied to sha in Central China the coatJails of the 115 One ofkhis most interesting jaunis too him across the Go Desert to Outer Mongolia last 1f Chinese authunties regard summer to cover that little CamiI gill same digrefe warm says muc am communal Repubu must be attributed to Dr Nor man Bethune the Canadian sur anniveraary celebrations SIXltIDuLLWD bachelor wrh gem who worked with me Cm need during the 19305 stocky build and jutting jaw McDermott worked for several Bethune organized the medi cal services that went to the Ontario newspapiers beforeR gob lnlng en overs an 10 front lines where Chinese forces were fighting the Japanese He He went to Peking two years ago after four years in London died of an infection he can tracted when operating on and two in Paris His parents Mr and Mrs wounded men even after he Neil McDermott still live in knew he was ill and badly in Edmonton need of rest on Sunday Mr and Mrs Art Hansen place have visited and br ing an item for tho ftccdss muir History Book The program took the form of skit depicting an institute meeting of 611 years ago in Taking part were Mrs Walker Mrs Park er Mrs Lund Mn Marling Mrs Donnell Mrs Maycs Mrs Tassy Mrs Hansen Mrs Frances flindlc Mrs Pegs and Mrs Patton This meeting was very entertaining and hum orous with paper entitled Day in Busy Housewifes Lifnf current events piano solo vocal solo and asins song sum of $15 was voted to the Ladies Section Cookstown Agricultural Society Committee was arranged for serving Lions club meals in April Dates of April and for short course Food Shopping to the Sixties were approved minimum attendance of 20 women being required for same Committee of Mn Draper Mrs Coutts Mrs Lund and Mrs Lcy was named to take charge of arrangeman for Elmvale Choral Group concert Probable date will be Tuesday April 24 Tickets will be ready for sale early in April Presid ent reminded conveners and of ficers to have reports ready for the annual meeting April social time followed under the convencrship of the hostess committee for the evening Mr and lilrs Lorne Gal laugher called on Mr and Mrs Pearson of Everett on Sun day March on the occasion of their golden wedding anniv ersary St Johns Guild is making plans for the annual roast beef supper to be held Saturday March 17 in the town hall Mr and Mrs Roy Eaves of Newmarket visited on Saturday with Mr and Mrs George Fil dey Mrs Glass and Mr and Mrs Willis Corrigan visit ed with relatives on Sunday in St Catharines Mr and Mrs Allan Powell of Toronto visited during the weekend with the farmers par efits Mr and Mrs Ded Pow Mr and Mrs Vern Abrams of Toronto spent the weekend with the lattera parents Mr and Mrs Mel Erayman Richard Elines son of Mr and Mrs Don Ellnes had the misfortune to fail and fracture an arm while playing Mrs Keith Cause Miss Gazy Kidd of Toronto spent couple of days last week with Mr and Mrs Art Kidd Mrs Earl Elliott and daughter Elaine of Toronto are spending week with Mr and Mrs Ken Pegg Mr and Mrs Merwond Burl ing of Niagara Falls spent the past weekend and visited with his mother Mrs Ed Burling at Martin Manor Rest Home Newmarket Mrs Hurling is In her 89th year and is enjoying good health Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Earl Carr and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hughes on winning prize in the mixed open bonspiei at Alliston Saturday March SCHOOL BOYS HOCKEY Congratulations to Cookstown Pee Wee hockey team on de feating Stroud 62 in the best of three games thus winning the honor of representing this area in Little NHL playdpwns for Ontario Pee Wee champion ship to be held in Cannington Friday and Saturday March 23 and 24 Goal getters for the last game were John Barrett Jackie Taylor Dennis Taylor Jim Fildey Richard Townsend and Terry Adams These young boys ages 1042 played their final game at Stroud on an open air rink in below zero weather Miss Eileen Chalmers and Ernie Ecclestona of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Jevons on March 15 the Boy Set are holding crokinole party at the Legion Hall at pm Everyone is welome Miss Donna Carley of New market spent the weekend with her father and sister Dudley Carley and Jane Congratulations to Mr and Mrs George Batters on the birth of daughter Tuesday Feb 37 at Stevenson Memorial Hospital Alliston LEGION EUCERE On Tuesday evening Feb the Ladies Auxiliary held another in their series of ouch lea with good crowd in at tendance Prize winners for the evening were Ladies Mrs Doris Cause and Mrs Helen Watt men Sindelar and Russell Webb door prize Mrs Helen Wait The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion had refreshment booth and served coffee tea hot dogs doughnuts and pie at Randolph Jennetts farm sale Saturday Feb 24 Dawn and Pegi Anderson had their tonsils removed on Wed nesday at Stevenson Memorial Hospital Alliston and returned home Thursday BOWLING CLUB Team standings Pin Busters Betty Coburh 58 Bean Pots Doris McKilllcan as Better Late Inna Nicholson B2 Sil Vfl Bullet In Wilson Hindlc Miss Hopefuls Dec Coburnl 7i Hsp py Gang Mei Braymanl 69 High singles men lrsnk Webb 46 ladies Lena Nicholson 283 High triples men De Coburn 597 ladics Lens Nicholson 626 High average men Dee Cobum 191 ladies Lena Nicholson in Team scores lgh singles Bet ter Late 1196 high triple Bean Pol 339 lira Kemp ol Barri visited on Wednesday with Mrs Bert Armstrong Mi and Mrs David McFar land cf Windsor visited on Wed nesday with the Iatters sister Mrs Leonard Ross UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The ladies of the United Church held their meeting Tuolt sday evening Feb 27 in the basement of the church with the president Mrs Coulis presiding Several items of bus iness were discussed Cooking school which is to be held Wednesday April will ink place In Alliston Memorial Hall in place of Alliston iligh School as had been previously planned The ladies were asked to keep in mind World Day of Prayer Friday March in the Ang lican Church also Red Cross quilting Thursday March 22 Mrs Cooper gave re port of Presbytery inaugural service held in Central United Church Barrie Mrs Cousa conducted worship period assisted by Mrs Smith Mrs George Paris int roduced the Epeahel of the ovcning Mrs Bell of Panic president of UCW bf Simcoe Presbytery Mrs Bell brought groetings from the Presbytery She took as her tcxt What is In Thy Hand She spoke on steward ship ot women of the church and said we must consider our selves as instruments in Gods hand and no matter how small our talent we must for the glory of God She also state ed we must be ready for chal lenges and changes in our church work and be confident that God shall provide us with strength Mrs Bell answered questions giving much enlighten ment on the new work Mrs Albert Kell thanked the speak er for her very fine talk Mrs Les Smith sang two solos social hour and lunch were eli joyed by all Mrs Elwood Mil ler and Mrs Parker pn sided at the tea table Earl McMastar and daughta Jeanette of Toronto visited on Sunday with the farmers pali enis Mr and Mrs MD Master The men directors of Agricul tural Society Fair Board are having ouchre Saturday night March 10 inCookstown town hall Mr and Mrs Roy Downs and family of Alliston visith on Sunday with Mrs Downeys parents Mr and Mrs Albert Giiroy Mr and Mrs Randolph Jell nett visited in Barrie on sub day and attended the 25th wed ding anniversary of their son ialaw and daughter Mr abd Mrs Russell Robinson ROSS SOCIAL GROUP The Ross Social Group incl at the home of Mrs Wilma Delmutt Thursday March President Mrs Elsie Wheeler presided The roll call was an swered members Sewing and knitég for the Red Cross were given to members quilt for the Red Cross was completed Thursday Feb 22 at Mrs John Timbers another Red Cross quilt was to bl made at Mrs Emily Ramsays March During the day mem bers worked on for customer nooad ltmch was served by the hostess Mrs Wilma Dermntt and her com mittee Mrs Eunice Nevils Mrs John Timbers Mrs Ethel Bow ers and Mrs Irene uilroy The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Norman Cam pbell Thursday March 15 Randolph Harris attended the wedding of his niece Miss San dra Harris to Norton Garry in Trinity Ich Saturday afternoon March Ladies of the Red Cross are holding their annual quilting bee in the town hall on Thur March 22 my AGRIC socmrr EUCHRE The ladies of Conkstnwn Agr icultural Society held eucligo in the town hall Saturday ev ening March it There were 46 tables in play Winners were ladies Mrs Ben Steers Mrs Walter Andrews Men Harry CrossDave McMaater Special lucky tally card prize ladies Mrs Day men Robsqn Special prize ladies Mrs Sheardown men Peter OLas key Lucky draw Chocolate Cake Mr Metcalfe Aurora pair pillow cases John Robin 5011 Jewellery Mrs Betty Co burn Lunch was served by Mrs Arthur Cooper and her committee This completes the sericsyof euchres for the Ladies Agric ultural Society Mrs Russell Draper president expressed appreciation and thanks to all for their attendance to all who donated prizes and for the ct operation of the committees Mr and Mrs Randolph Jen nett mcvcd to their new halite in Cookstown Thursday March and wish to express appreci ation for assistance given them by friends and neighborsth the time of their sale thud whoathv moved