Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 24 Oct 1952, p. 11

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HAWKESTONE clubs and junior 23mm of theguve will Eva th meeting with Wm represented fmovi ctum This Mm John Edwards has been at Yunnngcgplcs night tbctygilll tcnding the Womens lnllul lend to group Convention in Barrie and visiting in Centmnial United Church lu rclatncs for few days lrunto on Saturday Oct 18 at Mr and Mrs Fred Davis were Florence Mabel daughter ut Thimllu for few days and atMr and Mrs Fred Davis Hawkc tended the wedding of their clan stone was marncd to Lorne Sutton Mr and Mrs Claude Mason and daughter Vilma Toronto and Mr and Mrs Gzlcnnst and daughter Lanyard visited Mr and Mrs lid gar Johnston recently Mr and Mrs Desire Jamey have returned home after two wccks gntrr Florence lo Lorne Sutton trip to Sault Ste Marie 83min and many other placcs Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson and sonndohn and Lloyd Mr and Mrs Douglas Wilson and son Toronto visited Mrs Howard Prophet and William over the weekend The first card party of flu season will be in the hall Friday owning Mists Lorccn Johnston spent couple of days at Guelph and at tended the Provincial Day at the Ontario Agricultural College where 3200 members of homcmnking GIT CASH DUICKIY HF INSUIED lOAN PLANS HANG COMPANY U0 mom autumn untrus wm In The Wilson Building Postglce Sq Phonc 5533 huenntlm Mr and Mrs Clark and prc started them with riclzning chair and table and money Communitv singing and solos by Mr Slessor Mr Jcrmcy and Mr took place with Miss Joan Cromp ton pianist Mr McMahon was Innstcr of curtmonies Mrs Clarke soul few words of appreciation Misses Joan and Helen Crompton gave two much appreciated piano duct numbers brought the evening to close Mina Agnes few days in Toronto last week 3111 her sister Mrs Lynn Mrs Collins Burric and Mr and Mm Agnes Carter New Lowell were recent vuiitors of Mr and Mrs lrwin McMahon Fred Kirkpatrick Saskatoon is suing his Siswr Mfs Km Mr and Mrs Ed Hastings and751mwm milk Range Awardz lchildrcn visited at llichvalc and rial There will be no service in the united Church viccs will be held at Guthrie and Dr John Coburn Toronto will be speaker for the day Bible Society The Bible Society are holding an open meeting in the United Church Tuesday evening Oct 28 Mr Moore Bible Society representa Crompton Refreshments McMahon spent Anniversary scr Woodbridgc son of Mrs Ethel Sun Inn by Rev Mr Crumb The bride large crowd Ur ighmm and was gowncd in white slipper satin friends gathered the wmmmw with nylon net halo and long veil hall Mmde awning honor Mrs Dams Jr was matron of blue Miss Jonis liuriur gowncd lll midnight Sillill With nylon net bridcsmoid viore coral satin Willi jnyion not Both carricd cbrywnthcmums Gordon Cook Dnvis mother of the bride mauve crcpc dress ankle length with black accessories Mrs Sut Ion mother of the groom vurc dusty pink georgcttc crcpc with black acccssorics Both wore cor sngcs of yellow roses For going may the bride worc beigc suit with navy blutx accrsgurics Room College Street rcturn from Ottawa they fmnkc their home of Molten curious ill ilort Credit last weekend Misulon Band Thank Offering the Mission Band was held good attendance cring amounted to $9 Mrs How acd Campbell had very interest ing worship and study on the An Igola Study Book United Anniversary Annivcrsary services will be held in the United Church Sunday and 730 pm In the morning the local choir will be assisted by Edenvalc male quartet and in the evening by quartet from St Pauls United Church Orillia The special speaker will be Rev John Cockbum DD The annual con gregational fowl supper will be at 030 on Monday Oct 27 good mixed program is being provided Mr and Mrs Sheldon Walker and family of Sharon visited at Bertrams last Sunday MUSICAL RIDE The Royal Czinadian Mounted Po ivhit Woodbridgc was groomsrnan Mrs wore dLCf ZiIld On their Spar l02 Moose Squadron Monday Wm the night of nights for the local squadrquForums and Atvzirm Migrat uhcn all the prion lTUIllU etc won during in no Air may iurm worn med nd for the occasiunl lLl nilicmu 3m Wings Parl was Glutlp Capluin Syme Coniniulzng llficrr RCAI lmn Camp Borden The lruupl ziptzvu pinned on illc pilots wings for Stun Ms Sgt Bill lur Gerry Educ wliol cuziiplctrd flvinu training SCllOlllfllll Turmth TI Sgt Bob Elrick the Group npznin pxc gonad tln infirm Award offered WWII tli midi who was outstanding Mrs Cornish Town visircccption was held at the Bristol Atlilrllc 2llalllll by Bill in ii of inrzwrs Moms Wm and ting Guilds Mr Garner was unan to Illtrllfll to ink lhc ZlWilll so tl Group Captain did lhc honors lie was callud on again in Ilu unnvnidnblt nllSCllC8 of Geoff Jones squadron range inl rifle to LAC David rm for ll0llf on the mngc v01 CAN GET up Ncw funnelsch an rob TH DAY ulillw can my The autumn Thank Offering NV IErma Clarks last Friday with TheThunk Off Oct 26 with services at ll am Charlts lIIcIIInrtin prcscntud theI Murimn Cup to LAC iRon Noble rm cuizmsiup on be Ithlf of Morrison MBE of Barl Iic The Don Fclt Trophy offcltdv ieach vcnr for flight or crow com petition by Mr and Mrs Howard was proscntcd lclt to WO Don McMurtin as Flight Commavdcr of No Flight The 13X RCAF Depot Award for the idol of the Your went to W0 Don McMartin and was pliSLllled by the Group Captain The NCO Award for the recruit of the year offcrcd by Ill Squadron NCOS went to LAC Blob Wolfcnden The Commanding Officers Award for the coch who most deserved rc cognition for services rendered to the Squadron was won by Sgt Alex Yuchcmmko The sponsor ing body Barrie Moose Lodge pre sented cups to W02 Lcn Robbins as the International drill team win ner and to W02 Don Mclillmtin as the international exchange visit in Fell in memory of Don Felt this your by Mrs You can drive with peace of mind when your car has the ofcial UK of but factorytrained mechanics Tuneup Special includes cleaning and adjusunent of carburetor spark plugs and distributor points reset ting ignition timing compression chccnlc coil and condenser check battery check electrical system check thorough check and conditioning of cooling system BE WISE wuvfmrzs NOW lice musical ride returns tothc Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Nov 1522 for the first time since 1949 LEARN ATHOME Dress designing For yourself for your friends for job Be smartly dressed Latest uptmdhtc scientific methods Easy to learn CUP COUPONFOIINFORMAWON by Cpl lom Tobin Stan Mchniv The crests ctc camp were presented by SL Hardy who was the Squadron CO at the time anc crests and certificates were al so presented to the cadets who had succcssfully passed examinations Lodge Loyal Order of Moose the Civilian Committee and staff of 102 Moose Squadron Barrie wish to thank their many fricnds who donated the cups and awards and hope to have pictured in The Examiner shortly showing each cadet and the cup or award won Another rango award was won presented by range instructor won at summer St John AmbulJ the required Thc sponsoimg body the Barrie the Officers COLDWATER Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs DIAL 2433 2484 2222 DRIVUIISELF CARS AND TIIUCKS WM VALLEY rnor Ill have COLLINS orange rcnl bottled goodness BEVERAGES mm DINT KNOWW WAS GONE WEAR 24 noun some nnmm OVERNIGHT simmerz prams om VALLEY TAXI AND TRUCKING SERVICE MUGGS AND SKEETER llllllLIl Hill LTll CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH moon ELIZABETH ST PHONE 2427 Chryco is II trademark of III Chryslor Corporation of Canadalimifod James Lamnby were former res idents They were Mrs Clark and sons John and Charles all of Toronto The late Mr Clark was Anglican minister in cold water from 1913 to 1917 John Clark formerly of Winnipeg acted asorganist at St Matthias Church hereon Sunday evening He is By Wally Bi wuenss your EQUIPMENT 5743 youae SUPPOSED T0 35 63 TEAM WATEKqul HEY RODNEY WHAT ARE cum ACADEMY or muss DESIGN you Isl THAT SPADLNA AVE zoom 20 rououro out an no PROOF THAT HARD or HEARING Every hurdofhearing person is invited to visltour clinic on the date shown below to learn of the very latcct nchievements in fihearingaidsanghqwjoucanwearionewlessconspiouously Meych Will 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