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lty when group of players tromt Crown Hill presean threeact play Aunt Tillie Goes to Townl Sponsors of the play were St GeoE age Womens Auxiliu Members 01 the cast were Mrs Kenn 1M1 and Mrs Ayres were in Mrs Tuck Mrs Drury JUCQ Oshawa last week for the birthday Edselton Margaret Cough Marilyn of Mr Ayrcs mother McDougal Be Caldwell lieu Spearn have just returned Brown1ii80lllltl Mrs Donald Ferguson and Mrs 36 CaldWEU Bonlleyy Allil5 from Detrmt after spending one Between the lust and second week visiting Mr and Mrs Asbury acts Mrs Y1K THIS W0 50W and Mr 2in Ellis Stovell accompanied by Caldwell mad lub Dinner The Cough twi Margaret Vand Marlon plum nztno ducts be 31m 23 tween the Second and third nets em me Burton Avenue Evening Amman mm The LVening lllitl held first meeting of on Jun ienjoycd Littic in ill ul ullierl lillic to llull The no had wry succc times oil icer Ld nieni enjoyable lABAl T0 BiRroN AVENUE cuuicu Sin iii tits Cubs Girl lttl Brownies of Al lzindale led to the Burton Ave Unith liur tor the evening ser vice lin r1 the was well attend ed by tln iltllts oi the children Seoul tcr Hurst took part in ml Um the lie ll 12 rill HALL FILLED lill PLAY C11Hufkf BY ilowx mu on On Fr St Georges Anglican lliill nus filled to CllpElC pngnn=uu tlli lLAKE SIMCOEI start Burton Ave At its regular niectin On Burtmi Ave it mm Au mdicrrronr Central and Collier United Church Auxiliaries Allt hymn followed by the Lord Prayer Mr WHI nnM Runs SPECIAL Front End LOADER for Ford Ferguson Tractor FOR SALE BARBIE MOTOR SALES Choice Steaks Chops and Roasts WE DELIVER BRENNAN uu unnaunuu Isolo Mr Carder presented the CENTRAL ORO WWW eslended to the Invingstun iyV in the degth heir mother We are glad to report MC Arthur able to be around ngam af er being mnhned to bed or Lew Bur with ir and Mrs Dun McA rth ur Annual Meeting of Central hurch The annual meeting of Central liezbyteriun Church was held on Mood January 19 with all dc nents showing subs tral bul Plzins were ii new heating em All were returned or another cxtept Alex Currie whose expired Jack McAithu unted to till the vacan Beth Ansdell was appointed nt otgonist arder conducted the installation seiVice for the following officers ltcideit Mrs Dell First Vice Inglis Vice Pres Mrs Max Mrs Dobson Dept cretaric an Stewardship Jtllllgt Icmperince acll enship It Member Mrs nmunity ndshiphirs Llllllly Mrs McQuzlde Mis MltmthlvMmGvrd0f ion Band Supt Henley Pianist Mrs Caring Assistant Pi nist Mrs Hunleyr Rillconducted the business of ic meeting gratifying re port for 1917 was presented by the ticnsurei the allocation being cx cecded by ten dollars Miss Inglis led the worship service and gave tlwughtful New Years message which she followed with prayer Mrs Nugheed sang beautiful work of the Unith Church in Ctlcilltlile Presbytery which is served by clevcn United Church ministers who during the summer stcd by four students He bed the work of the WMS Hospital in Hearst where he wzis Miss Lorimer and Stewart Cooke Nama are guests otMr Wrs tun Cooke Jack Hunter who the llUVul Canadian Mounted Follce on Sunday for Rookclie 37th Wedding Ammani7 Fifteen friends and nuivesl gathered at the home of 11 and Mrs Henry Davis on Jam thu 25 in join in the eel ion of the 37th chdi MW of Mr mid Mrs enry Davis 311 and Mrs Davis were there cipienzs of many lovely gift and cards of congratulations Died RutledgeA Newmarket Ont on Saturday an 24 1948 Annie Williams beloved wife of Alex Rutledge mother of Viola John and Charlie and sisterinIaw of Mr Les Rutledge Cookstown Funeral took place in Newmarket on Tuesday an 27 with interment in Newmiuket Cemetery Presbyterian Annual Meeting On Monday Jan 12 the annuall meeting of the Cookstown Presbyi leiian Church was held at the town hall pot luck supper vzu served by the ladies of the congre gation Rev Win Reynolds took charge of the blisiness portion of the meeting Detailed reports were given by officers of the various or gunimtions of the Church and ull departments showed favorable ballt anccs to their credit The Late Judge Clement Native Cookstown he Daily Su otBrundon Man in its issue oi an reported the death or Jud Steihen Oleme Trom 1101 tic owtng is ta Ihc auditorium of First Church United Brandon was lled to near capacity Saturday afternoon Janu ary 1948 as the hundreds of friends of the late Judge Stephen Clement joined with representa tives of many community organ izations in final tribute to one of Brandons bestknown pioneers He was 80 years ofage and passed away after brief illness IRev Garfield Reesconducted the service assisted by the church choir under the direction of Mrs Sn irt Mrs th the sang City FourSquare tlowcrvdcckcd casket was set against the solid wall of massed lloml tributes during the service Describing him as man rich in the treasures of age man oi great character and 21 man of great Church Unlbd to many years Among the Mom petitioners were Wt Magistrate Ste em ews In LA Kerr KC and Victorsmon lmermmt was in the willy plot n91 on Gem cue The late Clement who native of ookstown moved Brandon in 1880 and to become County Court Judge In civic iclrs he served aiboth school trus tee and eldermm then held the mayorallygor two years He was also Liberal member of the Manitoba legislature tom 1915 to 1920 and at various times was head of the Brandon Federal leer al Association director 01 the Man ituba Provincial exhibition and dir ectolr or the Bunion General Hos pttd liewas brother of the late Robert Clement The Clements at one ttme resided in Barrie CROWN HILL rm January 26 On Thursday evening January 22 Sheriff Drury was enter inincd at surprise dinner party in his honor by his Saintly this being the occasion of his seventieth birthday The gamerinngas held at the home of Mr and litters Carl Drury GVood Reports for Crown 11111 United Church The annual meeting of Crown Hill United Church was held on Saturday January 24 at Mr and Mrs Carl Drurys Reimrts of the Session Church Treasurer WMS WA and Sunday School were pre sented The reports showed that 11 ascspt thework were ros pn Shaman The annual meeting of the Sun day School will be held next Mon day evening Feb at Mrs Gor don Dunsmores MIDHURST Em January 26 Several children in the commun ity have the measles Mr and Mrs Belfry and children have moved to Toronto Miss Doreen Smith Toronto spth the weekend at her home here ers Perc Sutton is in the RV Hospital er many friends wish her speedy recovery Mr and Mrs Elmer Rugman fGREENFoNrsToREs WHEREYou RUYMORE ma ins Beware of The Alunnuin Utensil Racket Theyre at it agdinl Paddling their wares from door to 1001 making all kindsol extravagant stayments and soaking the dear public sundown Ammonium is srcoim ro Noni YOU CAN PURCHASE ONE OR DOZEN PIECES HERE ANYTIMEAT PRICES 20 PER CENT LOWER THAN THOSE IN EFFECT TEN YEARS NEITHERCO ERSION OR HIGH PRESSURE METHQDSARE USED SUPER HEALTH SPEAKS FOR ITSEIIEYOU OBTAIN THE GREATEST DOLLAR VALUE WHEN YOU OUT FIT YOUR KITCHENMITH SUPER HEALTH ROYAL PURPLE STOCK 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