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Barrie Examiner, 21 Apr 1952, p. 10

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twain Junior W8 The Doctor meeting of the Ew mint Auxiliary of Cookstown United Church Missionary Society was held on Thursday April 10 at flu Don Monkmans having as their guestsone senior ladies of the Afternoon United Auxiliary with splendid attendance from both societies The president Mrs Cobpcr Opened the meeting with prayer after which hymn was hone gave the Easter song The President then welcom reading with the president and Carr leading In prayer thanked Mrs Monkman for the tlSLtMcMagler took charge of the proi of her home Minutes of the last gram which was prepared by theK Kneeling PW Wad lite secretary Junior Womens Group Mrs lCoutts gave chapter from the ed the visiting Auxiliary and short bustness period follow ed Four sick calls were reported MGRDAY APRIL at 195 iof cmm amounted to $1315 stated that Mrs Westlalre would open her home for the May meet ing when this Society Will entcr tain the United Young Womens Auxiliary from Beeton Several hymns were sung during the meet ing all pertaining to the Easter message The visiting group then look over the worship period with Mrs Paris in charge Mrs Ter Scripture Mr Mrs study book Mrs McMaster and The President 8W3 Oul dlcs Miss Irene rendered vocal duet 19 TOFONO Mlillmall COHlUNHCHufttr which the speaker of the ev which will be held in Collier St xUnited Church Barrie April 22 23 24 also the annual meeting of the Simcoe Presbyterial being held in Beelon United Church on Tues thank Icceived which She then gave most vr day May The Easter offering was citing Miss Smith Deaconess of Collier St United Church Barrie Miss Smith con young was introduced gratulated the Igroup on their splendid meeting COMPLIMENTS OF OK Used Trucks OK Used Cars DARGERIIELD MOTORS 65 Collier St CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Barrie MCQUIGGE GEHL FORAGE FORESTERS Sales and Service OWING lO ALTERATIONS REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS Phone 298 AT REDUCED PRICES Alliston Ont SPRING SOWING TIME Is HERE PLANT AN EXAMINER CLASSIFIED AD NOW Bumper Crop of Results Will GIOWI FRALICK Prop PHONE 3502 EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CAR BEATRICE LUCAS Phone 13 The Barrie tors and equipment 305 BeyfieIdSt WATSON MOTORS CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS Ferguson Tractors and Implements Fuel Builders and Farmers Suppli SCARFES PAINTS SARJEANTColt Barrie Office and Yard Mary St FERGUSON TRACTORS See the new modeil 2085 and watch this space for listings in usedJinan FiGRAvEs BROS rid burn brushand fencerows prOvcyour land wlth agricultural limestone RCOEIBROS BETTER DRESS SHOPPE TELEPHONE 3984 BARRIE Roxy Theatre Bldg MABEL RICHARDS Stayner Phone 2461 LIMITED namescommunismand Boys Clutliiluwrk WQRK CLOTHES SUITS TOPCOATS giver in 0111 Buying Means 16101163 in You oDunILOPasr ATrTHES 201018 our atone piles Pocket hon It was nlsol Vonlllg be held on April 17 that film may be had also crokin vid in Ole After the business period Mrs es in Toronto where she had the occavi interesting article on skin to spend two years She aim gave an interesting account of life shared with other students from foreign lands while there iMcMaster thanked the speaker for her splendidiinlk and the meeting Jesus Lives gt closed with the benediction offertwice winner in Biblical contest Wis and professioal men 01 most dell The meeting was closed by all cwahmwn community Bsrembled Scum and later was swam at the Mizpah Benedieum at at dinner meeting on Wednesday kasgoun Continuation sis GLENN BARBIE present St Luke 24712 read and approved and work committee was termed to help with the bale for WMS Mrs Patton Invited the ladies to her home for sight into the work and the United Church Training School ducted fine Easter proxrdrrt An ed by Mrs Parker clous lunch was served by theapcau Mrs Enter In Many Climes and Times was giveni by Mrs ll Moore Misses Eva lyn and Isabel Currie rendered vocal duet Jesus Took Mrs Smith gave reading entitled Mrs Moore was Burden life of Smith took the chair and con Lewis and John Paris for the Set isms of the Church made replies in acceptance of these gifts Both gilts were dedicated by Rev gLewis Lmi Liam Club To Be Granulated number of members of Brad Elord Lions Club and several bus hostess assisted by the Committee Mrs Adair served delicious lunch evening Apr cmksmwn Mrs Carr graciously thanked the and very pleasant social time was an Evening Auxiliary group for an spent enjoyable evening Presbyterian WA llegular monthly meeting of the service of the United Church April gamze Presbyterian WA was held on Mon dedication period was Observedgtltltd the followtng officers Pres day April at Mrs Adairs with 14 members and one visitor The president Mrs Hughes Opened the meeting with an Easter hymn followed by prayer Presentation and Dedication of Off to United Church At the nday morning worship when two gifts from the senior group of the Womens Missionary Socxcty were received and dedicat cd Mrs Carr president of the Auxiliary made brief ex and scripture reading taken lromiplanation concerning the purchase 1301le HUSKI GARDINER IMIS McFadden Minutes werel of these gifts and hoped that they L10 T3 might add the fellowship en joyed by th who worshipped in the church Mrs Glass vice presidcnt presented to the minist the May meeting Plans were model ter Rev Lewis Hymnary for the monthly social evening 10 for the pulpit while the crystalrmunity It is hoped fillers for the communion glasss were presented by the treasurer Rev Frank Allen SON Case Sales Service BEATTY PRODUCTS Ph 203W Bradford Ont BROOKS FARM SUPPLY CHEKRCHIK HATCHERY Order your chicks NOW start them on Purina Chick Startcna Two Hatches Week HOME OF PURINA GROWS FERGUSON TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY PHONE 230 ALLISTON HAROLD JORY Vanguard Triumph Mayflower Sales and Service Repairs to all kinds of Cars and trucks Machine shop and welding TOWING SERVICE Barrie Phone 4165 ed thereon celve the awards BATST 29 Maple Ave SMALL ASSOCI 334500 IN GIFT CERTIFICATES These progressive inerchants have cDoperated with The Barrie Examiner to sponsor this novel feature Gift certi ficates awarded will be given during the 20week series The certificates will be honored in the merchants stores indicat NO ONE knows lnadvance the identity of the farm pictured THE QCCUPANI OF THAT FARM must come personally to the Examiner office to re If you do please come to theoffice Barrie iWATERLoo DISPLAY GARAGE Mien IRE SERVICE Phone 3922 RACTORS PHONE 103 rius user The speaker Bruce Mal icolm Toronto gave an interesting 7deress on the origin and history ul Lions International The meet Ing decided to take steps to or Cookitown Lions Club and Eideiit Harry Donaldson Ist Vice Prtsident Norman Broley Secre giary Harry Couse Treasurer iAdaIr Directors Neilly Ira wascm Miller and jllecd Tail Twister Couse The the mer Wesley Hindle Womens Institute catered for dinner Late William Thomas Bill Ramsay The residents of Cookstown coml were sadly and deeply shocked when they learned that William Thomas Billivltamsay had died instantly on Wednesday even vcry largely attended an afternoon Much 29 from his late ruidencc St Johns Anglican Church and Parish Hall Cooks town were filled and some were unable to gain entrance for the hirieral service which was con ducted by the rector Rev Harry Donaldson Interment was in St good St Johns Cemetery The pallbearers were Walter Beatty Norman New Stands its Borden Nixon SCbWi Hector Smith and William Milligan and for short time at BantingsAmong me numerous oral mmrk3 the m0 Memorial High School Two years ago he decided to take AYPA kaszown Agricunuml 39 liming his me twang ciety Thornton Curling Club an and suite then had been associated classmates of Cooksmwn Conunm Ehmban With m3 fame we mm tion School Among the relatlsesihl minds Tecumseth Bi Ramsay was 353an friends wbocameadistancetoiSChOUDE member or Coaksmw Agriculm the funeral were number ironii SOCIety and ardeutly worked in promoting its interests He took an active interest in curling and was member of Thornton Curling Club 1er vacancy caused by his untimely death is very deeply felti covered ing March 26 1952 from intrude received in motor accident on the new Barrictroronto Highway at North York after truck from which he was thrown turned over on its Side and crushed him Bill Romy was bdrm on Sept 11 1929 the only son of Mr and Mrs Caldwelt Ramsay Crick town He attended 3055 Public dog Soi beside ton Robinson and Bradford Wagon throutliout the local community gnu particbularly Johns Anglican Whllers 895 Central region met to exchange Church of which he was mem MS and appraise the cure btF Md me AYPA When he PIZIERBOROUGH April 14 itrends in transportation W85 OlliCllI aCllVC 35 VlCUDNS tpr After almost 40 years in the Donald Gordon chairman and idcnt Surviving are his parents boat mmdmg ad Mn and Mrs Ramsay and was forced to retire in 1949 because 090mm one sister Miss Isobel Ramsay also of bean condition his grandfather William Ramsay Of Cookstown The funeral was session He turrch his attention to whit iToronto WE HAVE sistant variety Ranger SEEDSMEN SINCE 1871 118 Victoria St ALLISTON lb ROBINSON PASTE DO You LivesOn This Farm of TheBarrle slimmer and identify it You will be given beautiful 10 enlargementof the above picture framed plus $3400 in Gift Certificates ll Aw YOUR GRASS SEED NEEDS Canadian Blended French Alfalfa and the new wilt re Red Clover Timothy and many other hay and pasture grasses Have you booked your order for TopCrop Hy brid Field Corn Dontoverlook this item BROWN CO LTD GLASS MOTORS SALES SERVICE Phone 51 Housecleaniug Special GAL FLOOR CLEANER ROBINSON HARDWARE CAN YOU IDENTIFY TOUR FARM FROM BIRDSEYE VIEw RURAL PHOTO OUIz COPYRIGHTxREOISTERED 1952 ATES 209 PARK BLDG WINDSOR ONT 56 ELLEN sat PHONE 2517 BARBIE it it mm 3W Us Only hp 035ml Farlory Pull ELECTRIC IIIIIlIIE IN STOCK LIMITED DUNIOP ST 33 Elizabeth St BARRIE BE SURERo look for the Coop label When Purchasing Your Phone 2429 vii WAX 98 Austin and Vulcanizing ll CIAPPERTON ST What Form Can Be Without One IREEZERS Cu Ft to 21 Cu Ft PRICED RIGHT FROM $39500 to 75500 COME IN TODAY See the Many Famous Brands At EPLETPS GENERAL Ax 139 Dunlop St tlirixmdmmktnblsmb shop at the rear his frame home In the litmgroom are my ex amples of his worktwo coffee itables lamp fooutool cigarct wires ash tray stands4m his prized possession is covered wagon complete with oxen drive lwoman With gun in hand wearing broad bummed BRIGGS and STRATTON FARM TRUCK PASSENGER TIRES and TUBES Complete Repair Service and BEERS TIRE SERVICE PHONE 4335 Carved from hickory and walnut on base about 26 by 12 Alex Allemilltches and is complete to the last Edam Wagon tracks and boot oxen are im Aumm butes were those from St Johns IPWSd UP the bar On the wagon seat is pioneer The the prairie Ith whip inchis hand Toronto Hamilton Stayner Barrie ICNR Passenger Alliston Stroud Thornton New lseice Discussed Passenger train service In all its gphases came under discussion at IMontreal recently when agents of Canadian National umber Deckpresident spoke informally at the Chairman of the meeting was Doke re fgional passenger traffic manager Air Cooied Engines Complete Ignition and Distributor Service for Auto Electric and United Motor Harris Auto Electric Phone 2431 Barrie JUSTIN MOTORS Nash Sales and Service gt DUNLOP TIRES 24 Hour Towing Service 2325 BRADFORD ST PHONE 2697 ELECTRIC Phone 3721 SYMBOL 0F SERVICE Dealers in All Farm Eq special every week 35 High St EDAIM IMIHII DouGHERTY BROS Ports and Service uipment FormerstlWatch this Form Photo Ad for Phone 4963 55 Elizabeth st ForAIltIiellEWS ofSinicoovCOu ff Sales mason iiiBALL ROOFING mourns erratic WBIirtou Am Barrio Distributors summonses Iirasonrre anoops maroon Execute antler confine mime ram Plug to ten IEIIRI iCONNIII some CASE5FARM MACHINERY SALESANDSERVICE Phonemic Railways gIIIIIiOIII IIIII LIMITED

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