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erovt mt CHUIC HILL FEB lbCongratulations to Enh chrt Jack Beivc Ralph garivc and Mansfield Harrison who lwou second prize table lumps at lMidlond and Goldwater Tops mm Library Patronage Says Report Sham and wow mm in 2mm recto 28 Books Borrower Sets Recor Jim Banting Toronto spent Sat QBevcriy Tubman of Raw WW urdoy with his grandmother Mm flit Lou Neillya War the WW Everyone enjoyed the WT party Mi 3mm Autism Free Frees Herald also the rate of 82 portray Thursday Mtg mics Mumficrs agum led Sintcoccupua for total of $352214 1hr pro 33 the winner of the lovely Quilt We are glad hear hot Mr Ci fibril in library patrom vim grant v22 $51 or about 15535 Membcrv Toronto woni ROM1 HUMET 13 hume 383m 33 age mg to stamzfcs fclcusv pfllnw slips lspcndmg two weeks in Barrie tak ed 0123 Depunmmz of Mr and Mn Gfmvme ing treatments Wins is Vmng uuxdfgmc Vigm mm Tommi mp week at 50 OD wwn on Mr and Mrs Wardin Dean and Call of Mutton were visitors with nearly asf llfart Thomas on Sunday my 313ch Church on Sunday morning gt ps circular Mr and Mfi 17 W139 31 and that Melisa with 62 fourth On nor capftzt basis however mam Opes be ab rmume DUNN Markham and Re D93 lCull fifth 83f foidxmtcr ted the gmrndc With on M1 his duties next Sunday JJ TWm WW9 31 Hr 5103 Sun liu +85 Culdwut llfc of ulmmt 42 per cuppa 3L Mm liuibcrt was Toronto dayt win Mm mutual pp by 11bl3y books AllisWm Saturday attending the funeral Harvey Donnelly of Toronto vis win 14 if scrum With 30c MiciiandM nephew itcd with his father Donnelly 11 Library Board with the uni Ailll 29c fcnctzmg Libe worm Day of prayer fennel wm Sympathy is extended to friends be If the town council land cxpvndffure for new booksbc PM in St 11d Cl of late Mm Spmmelab 32 Allier budget 11 PUSH 1931 unmunfrd to only 9c per Frills JDb 12 gbpfrimmh whose funeral was held at St lct icopt mung 90c for cr mull ll Lorna lid been on tho crs Friday morning Him 1930 to curn the largest wk 3m Paterson of Ruthildzi $215k is pros govcrmncm grant in flu WWW iitin his unclc William Paterson comm 2579 char vcu hcrc to the Lugcs lsbmry the county Hour of Burl1c Differentrstofy mmr gtf leimm lmcocks lreuimrm ilgrzlgfbrzowtg 303 lJtnrmn March FEB mama llcdgmn f5 homelev mu hwy in 1m Minn lluy AltClCilll Bilfllp returned to from Toronto fem gt 1hr convulrscnnl hospital at Malian The card party held at Mrsl and Mrs Harold szwvi gt pullout Coldwakr Lead in 2510 Burflt Library spent For LltI man woman and uid 33 new mm Mkaml in 3ftaul uvez books were her $15395 orlmav 31150 Cuumgwmiisimdmn row 5m me public yammo $1359 Alliston S537 lcnctaflgwf Stuul am the vzlluge of Alksmn $415 42 CiliWMfV Tuba TON FEB 51nruy Church Wu 22111115 Associntmn will mac 11 Mrs lfwincsltlay ll 1320 forte topped the countyAF 5Cyl villugc cuch of the 270 My lDunns on Tuesday evening was onjuycd as was the one in thelijrfllhm hrs on Sunday 1351 Curr has ruturnccii Friday evening HLIL foldwutcrs small but bcau The we Visiting Uncool which is peoples past ml present new LEFROY FEB 23Mrs Gilmore is spending the week with Mr and Mrs Gilmore at Meaford See Coming Events for further particulars re St Patricks party in the hall March 15 Ellwood Broomc Toronto spent the weekend at his home here The WA will meet at the home of Mix Harry Stewart on Thurs day Feb 28 at815 pm We are pleased to reportMrs Roy Jack is home from the hospi tal also Marilyn Noble both of whom are resting at their respect ivc homes Bcdecorattons The Community Hall Board are to be congratulated on their eff orts to refurnish the ball ser ies of cuchre and bridge parties have been taking place every fortnight the social eveningsbe ing enjoyed by all present 1A1 ready the board has bought num ber of folding chairs and placed permanent benches along the walls Bighfscorcs in bridge Were won by Mrs usan Paul andMr Kinnear and chre prizes to Mrs Flemmingnnd George Uncles at Monday evenings social gathering The Welfare committeeis also being congratulated for the amuse ment provided in the rink at both junion hockey matches and child lenfs skating The rink has been safety measurein keeping child ren Off the lake Mr and Mrs Maurice Reid en tertained with four tables of euchre tamWednesday evening pleas ant time was enjoyed by all Luckywinners were Mrs Wilfred Stewartfand William Reid NTheEWIwill meet at the usual hour Tuesday eveningMarh It is expected Mrs Maguire of Mineng will be present and demonstrate the uses of honey in cooking and food values Mrs GordonTodd will lead in com muiy singsong All ladies are cordially invited to attend Rev 13 GmMorris is holding serfricefto beheld near Easter TthMS will hold World Day offPrayer services in the United Comb on Friday at 3pm It is hoped there will be large at tendence joining in prayer for sixvolume hktoryof mum fromqu unitIto 1957 the year of publication is to be Written by team of 1m loading world scholar in sponsor ofthc progrij the United Nations Educational Scientic sudCultural Ormiutlon mm ll for the work which is estimated to cost mm protect will takeflve years to complete nod will asocnble knowledge of all mes cultures and up Unaco om ch and members of thermka Commis dufansclcntlcandmltunlmsmcfm Ira Flemming Mr Flemming also won the prize for lone hands Consolation gifts were won by Mrs Stewart and William Reid Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clarence Stewart of Lindsayform erly of Strathroy and Lefroy On the birth of baby boy Clarence Allan United Wills Meeting February meeting of the WMS of the United Church lvas held of Mrs Stewarts with Mrs Wight as joint hostess The presi dent Mrs William Noble presided Mrs Weeks acted as secretary in thc absence of Mrs Perrier Scripl ture readings were given by Mrs Clarkson Mrs Donnelly and Mrs Weeks Plans were made for speaker for the Easter meeting Mrs William Reid reported on the supplies needed for the bale and Mrs Sellers kindly offered to knit the mitts needed Mrs William Reid rendered lovely piano solo and Mrs Wight as program convener used the portion of thesiudv book assigned for the day Taking part were Mrs No ble as leader and Mrs Wight Mrs Grose Mrs Rogerson and Mrs Stephens After the program two minutes silence was observed in memory ofthclatc King George VI followed by singing of one of his favorite hymns Abide With Me and the Nation al Mtbem The meeting closed with the benediction The March meeing will be held at the home of Mrs Stephens The hostess was assisted in serving dainty lunch by severalladicSn Purina vmn run HKINGSTON CPlA fouryear old youngsters efforts to light candle in fire that left 11 occupants of tin apartment block temporarily homeless Firedepart5 ment officials saidlDavid Wild dd initle bevlit the candle fto 1001 at special United Church communicant classes the communion poce and fellowship tbroughout the world Mr ndlllrsW Ling host hostess to tablesiot euchrc Friday eveninggm scores went FtoMrs Williarpfneid and vrre kind which farmer the work Left to right sated Dr Coastal Julian Hufhel7nlfed Kingdom Dr Paulo ionic on Carneiro Basil President of the Commission Dr Jaime Torres nodal Mexico DirectortmentI of Uncsco Dr Knuth Turner the United Sines chairman of the We And Dr Carl mm Switzerlandsnndinxz Dr Palm Boschlimpet Monica Dr Jean Thomas France tnSilvio Zinnia Mexico Dr Charla Mame France Dr Armando Cortesao Portunl Commis sion secretaryxencral and Dr Mario Pm ItalyK Zmyk Syria Dr LEONARDS BEAC Recalls Titanic Sinking FEB 25Four ladies of this com munity visited the communitys loldest resident Mrs Bliss 85 re ccntly They spent an enjoyable aftcrnoon together Mrs Bliss is wonderful knitth and showed the visitors some of her work She lulso is great admirer of the gRoyal Family and has many in tcresting photos from Queen Vic toria times to the present Mrs Bliss also recounted stories of her cxperlencc on the Titanic when it lsankw She was one of the surviv lbrs Born in Switzerland she lmovcd to Englandafter marriage She was widowed while still quite young and had young family to raise She became stewardess on the illfated Titanic She now lives quietly with her son Harry retired school teacher at the beach Aboard the Titanic near Newfoundland on Sunday April 15 1912 about 1130 pm Mrs Bliss was wakcned from her sleep as the ship collided witbnn ice berg After dressing she went to the bow of the boat andher deck station She actually touched the iceberg which towered high abovs the boat she recounts Rescue operations were in full swing She was lifted by one of the ships officers and dropped into life boat which normally held only 50 people There were already 90 people in it as it was the last life boat to leave The order was women and children rst The officer then threw twoyearold baby into Mrs Bliss arms Every one had to stand up she states As the boot pulled away the screams of those 1gftaboardwith the noise or animals alsoon board was pitch as one never forgets Of 1600 poss engcrs and crew onhr 700 survived All was calmjand serious inthc life boatexcpt for One woman who Mluincd when nthe officer enter Mrs Bert Canton left for Tor St medical treatment Sorry to report Mrs BerttSheff icld ill with heart ailment and 28 books 1930 or more than Mommy Where She Will the average library patron in Mfd MChach Hmpm or land and more than in Allislon Coldwntcrj 1951 record was even better was long drop in patronage Feb 20 lborrmvcrs look out an average 0th 5L MyS and hmduu Vcrnon Jfnnctt had most sucl ul farm stock and implement hand and the snic featured brisk selling Mrs Jcnnctt big crowd was on hospital George Bxdmll Royal Victorm from on JVLIdgLSlll Mullunlud mm mm us when was Hospital Barrie We hope both speedy recovery Miss Jean Custon of Barrie was at her home here foru few days Edwin Richardson returned to Toronto last Monday Hugh Dale Toronto was with Mr and Mrs George Sheffield for thc weekend in charge took her fur coat and gave it to girl with nothing on but her night attire The officer told her to get out and walk if she wasnt satised This quiet cd her For 81 hours the boat Was left to the mercy of the ocean while the Titanic which was sup posed to be unsinkable sank in front of their eyes Mrs Bliss said the baby awakened and asked for its mummy She recalls saying if the babys parents were not found she would adopt the baby As itdso happened the mother of the baby was saved by one of the other life boats and rescued by the SS Car pathia All were taken to New York and clothing and comforts supplied Mrs Bliss returned England and again resumed her duties as stewardess on other boats bott visited at Clarence Armitages recently and Mr and Mrs Ncsbitt were at Mrs Pur vis Weare pleased to report Mrs Gandon has shown some improve ment in the hospital Fred Purvis was confined to his bed this week with the no We are glad to report Mrs Coughlins home is free of mumps Each of her four children has had them Mrs Baltimore entertained at cards on Wednesday afternoon Mrs Hunter won rst prize Renting but on the lake is almost as good as cottage on sunl days There was good turnout at the euchre this weekp Mrs Keely won Iadies prize and Fred Danil place but here lcnctang and Cullw ingwood were in virtual tic wxlh Barrio and Griffin Libraries show ed almost tlw same average library the county with 18389 books on shelves Orilliafl is secomi with 16783 Barrie third with 15958 Midland fourth with 14910 Alliston fifth with 71223 Pcnctang sixth with 3364 and Coldwatcr seventh with 2741 There aremany villages in the county larger than Goldwatch however which have no library service at all hovincinl Grants The more municipalily Spendsito leave for Korea with his batl talion shortly Mr and Mrs KenI ncfh Baxter wan to Pctawawa to on its library servicc the greater the assistance it receives from the Department of Education in relation to its total local cxpcndis turcs phlidland for example with total library expenditure of up proximately $10000 in 1950 recent ed more than 25 percent of total outlay back in pfovincial grants because the towns per cop ita contribution to library service Lops 90c ln Goldwater where the local rary budget was $810 or at the eof 62c permapita the provin hl grant was $186 or about 23 prccnt In chetanguishene muoh larger municipality where 11 1950 the total library budget morethe gentlemens Hanry Bliss won the consolation prize Judy Dallimore picked bool duet of pussy jttillows last week cioivs hai been seedat thel beach Spring wont belong now work 101 water and Allistmf down to fourlnibmugm hnmp mm Tomnm 115 Congratulations to Mr and Mrs 11th over 11 books borrowed Dun Bone on me arrival of mmum f0 Cad homer laughter in Toronto General Hos piml on Sunday Rev Lewis of Cookslown coumgwmd 353 the large took the service in Trinity United BELLE EWART FEB 25Mr and Mrs Cun dallnd Douglas Mr and Mrs Sapnders Mr and Mrs Baxter ofTorbnto and Sgt and Mrs Ernl Eest Baxter of Pctawawa spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Buxfcr Sgt Ernest Baxter is preparing spend 11 week with Mr and Mrs him Curtiss spent the weekend in Toronto Mr and Mrs Sunday in Orillia Thcfxnc weather Chappcll spent brings crowds to Belle Ewart every weekend ChockThmanst EWBSC sow Bm till nur= APSULsi an INTOWW New Designs New Colors Ready to beautify your home for Spring 52 Call in at any time and examine our offerings at your ici sure or phone 2431 and have sample book deliv ered to your home WALLPAPER SALE All 1951 wallpapers attractively low priced for clearance in either room lots or by the roll WE HAVE JUST ADDED 500 more rolls in the popular colors that are in diamond Avuno Yorillhnngi the CAF Career counsellorbarf friendly km belprf You can consult him with campre feom and without obligation