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wkJR loilgrr woi id Slages is period of IiclgaIIUli ci iiic THE BARBIE EXAMINER THURSDAY DEC 14 1950 MORE rowcxrci COMET faster and more powerfull Winston of the De ilavnland Com the worlds first et airEiner being plnllfzcd lie liaxil Ghost er engines will be rep by moie powerful linlzsn The new onirl mil Liv for iiie COSMIC RAYS Loan of UK Research Sclfil lists have begun liic mo ims St Andrews Presbyterian Church The Salvation Army 60 COLLIER ST irk REV JAMES FERGUSON BA Vurrhe Home of Friendly worship Minister Klilnliilt ARITI li171 and Lliiizriiser SUNDAY Illitlifiliillli IT 292 11 am WHITE GIFT SERVICE 32 EVENING srlnlcii iii lolll lliiili lni ililiisiir Ill 111 11 11 iiizii in Junior and lint2 unthin Ilttlllltlltllls nl rizircli School zzj Gospel Holl IJ Ialkside Drive olNllAl lIILICMIIIIII 17 3011 ll any BREAKING BREAD iii777SUNDiY SCIIOOI AND BIBLE CLASS pm7UOSPEL MEETING Thurs pinPrayer Meeting Welcome Seats Free No Collection Collieri St Baptist Church Independent REV MIICIIELL Minister SUNDAY IIIMBIIII ll lfltl llain MORNING WOItSIIIl COMMUNION 34 piiilllBIll SCHOOL pml IZVIZNING WOIISIIII Mon piiiYI7 Service Wiilmll plinMidwick Prayer Iraycr and Bible Study Friday pm Annual Bible School Supper All scholars invited 730 p111 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM ALI WELCOME II it lllf$IINIl SCHOOL pin77IIIEXCITING 7110 in77IRlIAIIING Sr Captain and Mrs Strachan Slil Iitllilfli l7 illih II iii 7777litllllNIISS MEETING Iiti SIXEMJ Stlltlill ill CANDLE LIGHT AND WHITE GIFI SHIN ICE Iii HOME lllilli lil UPC IvyEnnis1elin Tlfl First Baptist Church Roy Illii n1 1m Ministcr Mits Ijlslt tluiiiillli AICILI Organist and htnr Leader SINIHI IllTtlIkililili IT 1930 RIOIINING lOIISlIIll llii Motlicr oi lciig pin EVENING IIIIISIIII SillJWC uIZIkUhIIf Illlilllllh Klili WII ll pin Prayer and Bible Study TIIII FRIENDLY IIURCII PT FREEMETHODIST Church 200 Hayfield St Ilionc 4372 RIIV ANI MRS CIIASE 1M isiers slYNVliAY lilitllhllllIlt 17 1931 Tune in 900 CIIML 830 am for Light and Life Gospel program All Are Welcome mq Burton Avenue United Church zz Rev Carder BA Minister Full GOSpel Tabernacle 18 MlllaStrTStlVtV7 Affiliated with Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada SERVICES SUNDAY DECEMBER 17 1930 10 amSunday School 11 amMorning Worship 730 pmEvangelistic Service Friendly Welcome Awaits You Mr ll Dempsey Organist and Choir Leader JUNDAY DECEMBER 111950 ll am MORNING WORSHIP WHY CHRIST CAME ill urnBeginners and Primary 230 pmJunior Intermediate and Senior Classes pm77EVENING WORSHIP Holly Services pm pm Il1 Sunday De Anthem Nazareth 9345 amJunio costumes Soloist or the choir til sunl time Trinity Church nmIIOLY COMMUNION 10 um SUNDAY SCHOOL AND II amMorning Prayer PREACHER 7THE RECTOR Broadcast 77pmA Christmas Play The Miracle of Christmas PRESENTED BY THE YOUNG PEOPLE Hymns and Carols TheParish Hall AWarm Wclgme Awaits You Collier Stftllniteio Gimer Minister REV LEWIS MA 1313 Organist and Choirmaster LLOYD TUFFORD cember 17 I950 711 am if MORNING SERVICE Jilalnartetwemyght lsCome MR SHEPHERD MR KNOX MR WM LAMBERT MR WM KNOX SermOnzi BY THE LIGHT OF THE STAR The Church School Intermediate and Senior Depts 11 am+Nurseryl3eginners pmThe AdultBible Class 730 phi The ChoirOf The Church Presents THE CARTATA DRAMA VBETHLEHEM By MAUNDERV This cantata is done in the manneriof the ModiaeVal miracle play and is colorful partrayal ofthe Christmas Story The whole Church transformed by special scenery and lighting becomes the stageon which the drama unfolds The scenes are enacted by cast ofisixtyfive in traditional TheMediaeval sttingbrings out to thefull the th Mng beauty otVMaunders wellyloved music The leading roleswyiflu BIBLE CLASS Gounod Elvey nd Primary Depts 1V7 be taken by lease note thattliiyslsiivic is atV730 pm alkhourlaterthah Honored By Legion REGINth ll Stillti vti iziogzl lll Iicgiozl Lil LIt knots i1 H5221 Love WA President Tlis llaiil 11m the now prcs 11in ii 11 WA or liming pniiuilll was to draw attention to the Initcil liiizili sizccciiiing Muell 1lliilllliilii liiu nun13 117 15m llorsct an IIskinio settlement that Alt m1icimliiy Elias no icsidiiii niinistcr This niixiimru liipliVLlllllCll is ltilli built by the Ils iltllltl ovii in Mrs pupil ltllllt thcinsclvcs and services are lllllitl Lhcr incriilicrs ol the new eviw Ilank iorinit llobson Linil Liilii Iis v1icpriisidcnii Mrs icoprwidciii Mrs liick trcasur Ill Mrs lit lloitl1 rccordinii scclc iary Mrs Allsopp financial sccr liisilis coricspolldinz secretary Mrs Spcarn pizini Mrs Jackson and Mrs McClell Illll Loniliiitlic Mrs Ic Miss ary Hanson and toiniiilllii ltll lrillwillhll 111157tlllllg11 Wall Mrs Phillips and illi Wallwin pio piiiy coinniitlcc and Mrs Spcarn was in change lmntional LIllttIlIltl and Mrs Hanson read the 111111111111erhristnias story and lcd 1n prayci solo was sung by Mr Gordon Roach pciiod uicially for the VA BlG The ook Strait separating the island anland was discovered by Capt stainingniacin 770 GA north and south New WE HAVE Neilsons Chocolates IN GIFT WRAPS $120 $175 LUNCH AT BRYSONS Ice cream Candy 32 ELIZABETH 81 Box St Georges Anglican Church Rev NewtonSmith Rector Mrs Geo Shaw Organist SUNDAY DECEMBER 17 1950 1030 amMORNING PRAYER 030 400 pm Singing of Favorite Carols 700 pm CANDLE LIGHT CAROL SERVICE Everyone Very Welcome Cenlr who on Minister Rev Bweii BA Phone 4150 Organist and Choir Leader Warren MacLean Phone 4285 11am in White Gift Service dayVSchoils will combine with the Congregation in the WHITE GIFT SERVICE 230 pm huroh School will convene Morning worsh The Sun 17V The GenergC Annu Mixed Quartette SoloV gt cial ii1i by Ill 11 all ijiiiuiiiitcii in ii on Ifn v1 In if Ills Arctic Anglican Bishop Visits South Simcoe gigizid LIL ii In traini South Ilirflup ILillltl ci the Arctic lILIJIrS of clarnl KUS Lilli ii of ling 14 1il lzc1Lh hii1l iiiiii the Alaska or Ifll smt to Port Bur lie Ill HI l1illiiuit till IIIL and from Fort George on Ila i1 IIIt llLlIII to iaig iii Iilil31tl Island at the livilll ll taniidiaii lilll tnv iil1gt11alLd address sirviiv of the Church lit niisszons was licld Iltrlll of Bond lltild tiHtlliLitil lhe devotional Iiiv il1ci1 ii Ilvi roll load the scripture iliii Iii Howard of offered piiifuis llv lItlbcrt of St iiiliwws lilisltiil Rural Dcail of south Sinicm pave announccmcnts ii Bishop Maish Itichlttl the tl1litll Illll4llllli ivatiirc was the liiming of piclzirLs of the mission liillll iiopitai at lanitnirlung on the list Itil of Baffin liand where Mr zilii Mrs lliibiil Lind fanul vcrc lilitiliiil iii of the oliiccts of the gather church being built at Cape tllltlllCItd and touching done by fltskiino workcrs It was there that 14 thug QJ The annual rcports icad during the eveningr showed cr satis iaciory year both socially and flu f7pm 31 Christmas Carol and Candlelight Service THE YOUNG PEOPLES GLEE CLUB Anthems GLORIAJN EXCELSIS DEO Duncan fTHERE WERE SHEPHERDS Vincent GVOD FROM ION HIGH HALLELUJAH CHORUS Handel DANISH CAROL Matthews Duet777LTHE7BIRTHDA OF7THE7K71NGL REJOICE GREATLY Presented by Tint CHURCH CHOIR AND Turner the late Itcv Illcvin Atkinson of Lookstown was stationed The of fering at Illt service which amount cd to considerable sum will be IVLII by Bishop Marsh to those aitiiiul natives to assist them in llllt work they have started without any other assistance from tllc out MHVV HIV sidc world Mrs Mrs Wtlil Mrs Following the service recep tion was hcld in the parish hall The ladies of St Andrews scrvcd rcfrcshmcllls The church and parish hall were wcll filled with members of congre cations of all the churches in the dcancry In addition to those meri iioned above the following minis ters were present Rev NewtonSmith of lnnisfil and Bar rie Ilcv II Sundival of Ilornings Mills and Rev Road of Mono Mills THE BARRIE OBITUARY Miss Martha Reid Dies ln 9lst Year ll gill liliiii lalti liiiiiiti lEIL Illsillltli siizitilji ail iiiiiuiii Likilltl Hal loiuziti She was tl inuica lvl coil llit ii ILiltiflliafll Lli ILII lwplltloi if lilt ltitihitl ELILHIAHI in Aliision Inion Llllitlll ailviivw LIUIILI Hall of To Toronto Funeral service Held for Mrs Tucker Mrs ltobeil II luckcr mother of Mrs Cecil Lorkan of Barrie died iiilalriily at St ilicliacls Hospital in loronio on lhiii7day Nov 30 1030 The Ittiuttl sulicrid from canccr oi the pancicas and was in coma for flt days bcforc her death She 1i3 in lltl lath year llilllt of London liniiland Mrs Iuckcr was lln former IZlila littll Ware Iini daughtcr of the late Edward Wari Lam and Sits mnah ioodchild and was born on March 12 lliiil 5ch an hcr hus band who survives hcr nild have celebrated their Silih wedding air iiivcrsziry on December 28 Mrs Tucker tinniht school in London for few ycars bcforc coin ing to Canada in llltlll Mr anti Mrs Iuckcr larmcd nLar liallilim for scvcral ycars before moving to Toronto The deceased was mem ber of thc Anglican Church and the Conservative party and was great hockey and soccir football fan right Lip until the time of her death Survivian are her husband one daughter Mrs tforkan lIilccn two brotlicrs Ircdcrick Ware Lane and George Warc Lane and two sislcrs Mrs lcagcr Louisa and lilorcncc The funeral scrvice on Saturday llcc at the William Slicrrin Fun cral Home in Ioronto was coll luctcd by Rev Mr McNichol of St Johns Church Norway Iall bcarcrs were Sylvester It Da dcy ll Greenwood Parker Galloway and Robert lopple Iii icrmcnt was in Scarboro Memorial Park Cemetery Floral tributes were sent by the salesmen77of7Maple77hea77Gmdens7 77777 77777 and friends and relatives Mrs Corkan was among those at tending the funeral from outof town The club members met in the Mrs Thomas ROWE Community House on Monday evening to hear talk by Charles Dawe an artist who is now resid iing in Barrie Mr Dawe supplied the club with some very interest ing information on line art and gave them something of the pro fessional viewpoint on art Arrangements are underway at the moment to present an exhibi tionof art from the Toronto Art Gallery at the Library Hall com mencing the week of January Further particulars will be made known later Following the Monday evening meeting members presented pieces of art work which they had com pleted recently BELLE LWART December 11 Shower for Newlyweds Mr and Mrs George Baxter held shower at their home Saturday evening for their nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Jack Baxter who were recently married Mr and who Carleton of To ronto were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Ferrier DiedMary Ann Tierney on Saturday Dec 1950 in her 79th year at 3008 Queen St Toronto beloved wife of the late Thomas Tierneyand dear mother of Kath leen The Tierneys lived in Belle Ewart for number of years before moving to Toronto The sympathy of this community is extended to the family Handel Dies At New Lowell New Lowell Correspondence ers Thomas Rowe died at Pat lons Nursing Home on Saturday Dec 1950 following lengthy illness She was in her 815i year native of England Mrs Rowe was the former Ellen Raby daugh ter of the late James Raby and Charlotte Diver She was born July 1870 and came to Canada with her parents at the age of six to reside at Wingham Ontario In 1892 she married Thomas Rowe and came to reside on the ninth line of Sunnidale Township moving to New Lowell in 1919 Her hus band predeceasedher in 1946 Surviving are three daughters and three sons Mrs Prosser Gertie New Lowell Oscar New Lowell Mrs Grainger Ed ia Stayner Frank Toronto Mrs Forester Mabel Toronto and Percy Thornbury one brother John Raby of Wingham 19 grand children and six greatgrandchil dren The funeral was held from the home of her eldest daughter Mrs Prosser to the United Church at New Lowell The service was conducted by Rev Cook of New Lowell and Rev Patstone Stayner Pallbearers were six grandsons Ross Keith and Bill Prosser Alex Grainger andReg and Arthur Rowe Interment was in Stayner Cemetery There were many floral tributes from relatives friends and organi zations includingthe WA and W1 of New Lowell and Clearview WI the WA and Church of the Messiah Sunnidale the WA of the United Church Stayner the Ladies Auxil iary to the Canadian Legion the tumbrrs considered click Marilyn zimst surcssiol VFirda ifiggirison Inglitlt ca Elie will c7urciirsi ML Miller mini iziii Mr run Irwp Imu Mimics Iil1 2153 rims ct hlc mIL 111111 I3 RLLIEVE Phillbe 11315 095 Mory ullsm Led IJil kl Ille MW 5424 macs mononor on th i11 flldct in who i17 Lliiiw ill Iicld 11 lizlc liiiin Ll 511 in mi Li rn Limp iiuiio $1er earl iiili trial Li i= 11 ldll 3th skilli Iiil gtlgtlllr NOS hiliL iliiit1 31 Sicviviiwizi Alliston fIi 311K Lilia 11 hit $ll ii vltftid iiil Vtillliwliil LKlnclul The Happy Hour tltib was held ill pond 117i iii pillrs uentl MLI51Ll11iii ands low and ionic hm ii7 Ilflicil All 11illli 11itoenail11iiLiii1cn iiil Tim Ilgt lliilii Slaying the sun Lung lLlilltho Jitltitliitlti Il 11 iiiilor lianiilioniin no liltllisl loiizi Nicol oficlimyi vlloinnsiL Illiiiiili llLt was Iiiid ati to 1111 liuich onl ila It Lilli has colltliltli mo itov the hike iiillbLziiilsl iiuxm Lump Aug who lhnisdlii IRc lill IlIl an attendance of Worship sclici7 viis Ltllltllltlltl ivy Iliriiil tilltiitis wiic sent by happy 31757 many lzristmas carols were song It Waikoni and Miss Iltllt Ilcllilcy ltlltltlttl thc Christmas 11glz Sins Bauer Ladies Tim Ikcnbcr anlzizal illtilliii lliltl in the Orangu Iliv SERVICES IN THE CHlPPENDALE TABLE CHEST Daub lilt btlovtd Ml and Dreamed IIcicll icnil Ilolll duel spelll article was iicpiciini the spliiiild work ioni Toronto to help needy families especially at Christmas song by 3115 Miskcy and Mrs favoriiw incin paper Scott Mission tiiiic duct was Mooney Niiilii bcis joincil the Aswcialion discussion Ctillllll the true nilailing of Christ mas and why we celebrate lcrus flittls past lrilillt rcsultcd in following officers to be in charge president Mrs Moon Mrs Mrs sccrctnl Mrs Silcnt lwo new was clilcrcd into con birth The LlLclion conducted Mrs Walkom for 1051 From the roliihopi of one of viccprcsidcnl secretary assistant Ellison Canadas foremost furniture luinliull Mcliachan Mrs manufacture and lined in anti ircasurcr tarnish velveteen Ii Dcnncy pianist Mrs Miskc Holland Mrs omrnittccs aftcr IHE ABOVE CHEST HAS CAPACIIY FOR 206 PIECES auditors Mrs Gaulcy formcd lunch and those who were ill tlic close of tlic inccliin all tliosc present enjoyed Itlt look programs lADl mum 60PIECE SERVICE filR EIGHT S11431 IiiPIECE SERVICE FOR TWELVE S17100 annual fowl and father are his wife two sons Ross and Earl onc daughter Mar in Vancouver BC and two sisters Mrs lidwim Priest of Si Cathariiics and Missi Ncllic Kirkpatrick of Toronto Floral tributes from friends and ncighborswcre many showingr the esteem in which was held Friends and rclativcs from Stroud Toronto Elm Allandalc attended they iorie one brother Mr Kirkpatrick 1890 DIAMOND IUBILEE 1950 Midland vale and funeral Allision lOl00O00 Elnas own carrying case opens out into fullsized sewing surface lits ring into the machine Sllp sock over Elnas OPEN ARM darn In liflyl Slip closed cuffs armholes over it sew as easily dr oil flat surface Slip torn elbows and trousers over it and mom them in minutes No other machin mends tubular shapes as lm doesl Elna darnsfastgthan youcould ever do byhandl It mendsin minutesiir FOIUIILU TIIOIII oury Eaton Co carpenters To ronto andVHoskins Bakery Stay iiV ner Funeral Services Held For New Flos Resident I7After anilinss of several months Thomas Kirkpatrick died in the General Marine Hospital at calling wood on Friday Nov 24 1950 in his 75th year Born at Churchill in Innisrii Township he movedjas young boy with his parents to New Flos ery who survives him7 The funeral service took place on Monday Nov277 atthe United Missionary Church at Ebenezer The service was conducted by his pastor Rev Holmes of Stay ner Baptist Church assisted by Rev Shepherd of the Unit was ed Missionary Church During the service Rev Mr Shepherd sang Amazing Grace Pallbearers were close neighbors of thedecehsed Clarence Atkinson George Train Frank Kaiser Steve Rawn Harry was made in Ebenezer Ceme Vtery Left to mourna loving husband expertly you barely see the mend No other machine can do it Elna mono gramsembroiderssews backward and forward and in ANY direction Heavy bulky fabrics thin 30ft Sheers Elna handlesthemalljwith equal ease Elna is FULLSIZED yetstores away in small space Elna is magnicent SWiss pre cision machine solidly built It seine silently smoothly it doesnt vibrate its joyto use Corrie inletus ree demonstration auras7 entirely New Vf onsMEVNDVS give you more Leanea untiiis death In 1913 he married Lillie Montgom 77 Dawn $1025 Week Ac no Fully Guaranteed Parts and Service7Always Available 0111 SiDressnmla 124 Duniopsi Tralnjld QAICY McVeighrJnterL Lions 3030 Supplies fp 353313