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neighborly news M9550 st pauls by Mrs Pratt 4361 667 The Penny Sale annual event of the Paulettes Anglican Church Women was held recently in St Pauls Anglican Church Hall The Penny Sale was success With the hall filled to capacity Lucky winners were Mrs Ken Fellows bushel of food items Mrs Vic Roberts crocheted shawl donated by Mrs Larry Durkee The Paulettes wish to thank all who attended and the Stroud Merchants and Allandale Hard ware who donated gifts GIRL GUIDES The Rangers and Girl Guides held Christmas tea and bazaar in St Pauls Church hall The bazaar was well at tended The girls had good bake table and unique bazaar tables Santa gave out candy treats to the younger children BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs Gordon Whipps attend ed bridal shower and family dinner to honor Mr and Mrs Peter Pilkey newlyweds The dimer was held at Peters parents home Mr and Mrs James Pilkey in Shelburne CHRISTENING Mr and Mrs Ed Gibbons and Miss Dorothy Gibbons were in Markham to attend the Christening service for their granddaughter Vania Moni que daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Gibbons The service was held in St Andrews United Church hawkestone by Muriel Hart 4872030 David Crampton Jr of Vic toria BC nt the Nov 13 weekend wit his parents Mr and Mrs David Crampton Sr of RR Hawkestone He was on his way home from business engagement in Hawaii Congratulations to Mr and Mrs David Strachan who were married Nov 18 Mrs Strachan is the former JoAnne Ley daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart Ley David is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Mel Strachan Mrs Elmer Drinkle of RR llawkestone had lovely miscellaneous shower for the happy couple POTLUCK SUPPER The congregation of the United Church here held pot luck supper in the Sunday School Room on Sunday RECENT MEETINGS Members of the Womens In stitute will meet on Wednesday at the home of Mrs Hart The roll call name troubl ed spot in the world and tell why it interests you The motto the future of Canada belongs to you play your part was commented on by Mrs Hart The program citizenship and world affairs was con ducted by Mrs Goss SURGERY Tim Jermey has returned home from Soldiers Memorial Hospital following surgery on his nose FUNERAL Mrs Roy Gray Mr and Mrs Floyd Sinton of Craighurst Mr and Mrs Jim Gray of Oro Sta tion Mrs Lloyd Leigh and Mrs Doug Smith attended the funeral of Mrs Stan Plumb in Toronto on Nov VACATION Mrs Lydia Hawkens Mrs Wayne Quinn and Steven have returned from two week vaca tion in the Bahamas RETIRES Friends relatives fellow workers and neighbors held retirement party in Hawkestone Community Hall for Mr James Dickey midhurst by Mrs Nash 7289565 The HiCs met at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Coutts for an organization meeting There were 16 teenagers present for this opening meeting All teenlt agers are welcome to attend the meetings Midhurst Bridge Club met Nov 17 with seven tables play ing High ladies were Isabel Nash and Marie Frankiow High men scorers were Charles Day and Lloyd Spruce Rev David Lee Chinese Minister of the Chinese people of Ontario will be guest Speaker at 1130 service on Nov White Gift Sunday is Dec 11 Dont forget the Sunday School Christmas concert and congregational supper in the community centre at 630 pm on Dec 10 ANNUAL MEETING Vespra Horticultural Society held its annual meeting and Christmas dinner in the Midhurst Community Centre There were 20 persons for din ner The tables were decorated in Christmas trim Several door prizes were given out Mr and Mrs Gerry Grant Candy and Kelley performed musical numbers APPLAUSE About 30 adults of the United Church went to see the musical Applause at Central Collegiate Everyone enjoyed the social hour in the Church following the performance MIDHURST Midhurst Historical meeting will be held in Midhurst com munity centre on Monday The theme of the meeting is Midhurst Everyone is welcome Midhurst Historical Society was pleased with the opportuni ty to give slide presentation to the senior pupils of the Forest Hill School PASSING Midhurst Community was saddened in the passing of Miss Winnie Monteith descendant of one of our pioneer families Miss Monteith was buried in Midhurst Union Cemetery Saturday Everyone in Midhurst is in vited t0 the Midhurst Meet Your Neighbor Night Satura daya1830pm Warren Brown has donated the music for dancing for this occasion BECAME ACTOR David Garrick the famed 18thcentury British actor be gan his career as wine men chant but he soon turned to the stage its your future keep your options open That was the message conveyed to Secondary and Elementary School students during the special careers day held at Banting Memorial High School in Alliston recently in cooperation with Georgian College Barrie Proposed by the head of Counselling Services at Banting Er nie Fraser and endorsed by the Simcoe County Board of Education the information day focussed on the various pro grams and courses offered by the fulltime day and the evening extension divisions of the College It was most illuminating day said Fraser our students were impressed with the scope of career opportunities available to them after completion of College program Career development and planning was stressed with displays and demonstrations designed to show the relationship between public and high schools college and the employer More than 20 employer firms who have hired graduates of college programs participated Participating students included 2000 from Banting as well as more than 500 Grade students from the surrounding area Mrs Comuzzi College Placement Officer observed that the employer representatives responded very favorably to the total organization of the careers day shown by the students and to the interest Production award for Stroud Holstein purebred Holstein cow bred by Donald McNabb Stroud and owned by Budhaven Farms Ltd lngersoll received 90000 kg lifetime production award from the HolsteinFriesian Association of Canada for total of 12 twiceavday milk ings yielding 90430 kg milk testing at 360 per cent for 3336 kg fat The cows name is Citation Kim Wrico Reflection Effie purebred Holstein cow bred and owned by Gordon it Wright Midhurst has an outstanding 12yearold record As superior producer in Lilli days she yielded 0120 kg milk Owners told to clean up BARCLAY iStaffi The owners of burned out house 111 Innisfil Township were ordered Wednesday to clean up the Silt or charges will be laid lnnisfil council gave Edward and Kathleen Arthurs to days to clean up their former IltlilN on Lot 10 Concession After the housi burned dim they pulled the remains of the structure into the basement and have done nothing since to Alcina reduce iIlt hazard to others at cording to rcpoil from Ito Bridge bylaw enforcement Hi tic er FOR 100 °o CORROSION PROTECTION For Your Car or Truck Coll 168 John St 728ll2l BARRIE DENTURE CLINIC COLELLA DT Complete Denture Service 726472 Dunlop St mé Monibef Denturist Society of Ontorio NOWONDER PO testing at 406 per cent for 370 kg fat in 110 days she yielded 10557 kg milk testing 411 per cent for 134 kg fat to win her Superior Product ion Certificate from the llolstciirFriesian Association of Canada Eldorado Court Supreme Hockman purebred Holstein bred by Burrell Bateman Eldorado int and owned by Gordon Atkinson Barrie has Completed an outstanding 10 yeaitold record As superior producer in 303 lays she yielded 10454 kg milk testing 430 per cent for ifitikg lat Steering meeting The next meeting of Lake Simcoe ouchicliing Steering omniittis will be 1030 liec lzi in the York Region municipal offices in Neutiiarket The steering committee in cludes representatives of all municipalities in the area of Lake Simcoe and Lake toiiiliiching and represen tatiws of various government ministries The committee is attempting to draw up lrtngrrangc develop ment plans for the area keep ing pollution of the two lakes at minimum arm mu HAYS TRAVEL SERVICE 7284700 45 Dunlop StW Nut to tile Thootre STAYWITII BONDED STOCK Ola14a iiiiiiiiiiiii ET 7an liquid Slick 63171111201 Wye Winf 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combination with centrallypositioned raised hearth fireplace The dining room is separated from the patio by centre opening double doors the latter quite simply modified to sliding glass for those who prefer two piece bath odioins the kitchen opposite doublesized storage closet The single car garage provides ample room to the rear for workshop for the home handyman Extra space alongside the garage allows for the future development of goodsized utility and mud room combination or family room far active children Each of the bedrooms has generous closet space and an Lshaped layout which again allows for future growth The master could have large walkin closet or some combination of loungeclosetensuite etc The second bedroom could also have ensulte with shower or lounge in its extra space for those who require additional room the downstairs den could be turned into either bedroom or office for the business or professional And we still have full basement to be developed into recreation room hobby area storage facilities or whatever for the growing family Plans for design No 65 l52 may be obtained at cost of $50 for the first set and $9 for each additional set plus $400for postage and handling Sand for the current edition of Select Home Designs Series No 34 featuring imaginative decorating and home improvement ideas plus 350 quality home plans of every type Available for $225 $175 plus 50 cents postage and handling To order these items please send cheque or money or der payable to the Home of the Week Address to Home of the Week co The Examiner Barrie 382 West Broad way Vancouver BC V5Y 1R2 Reinforcing rod Steel lintels Wire mesh OBrick Block vents Block wire IBriclt Ties Anchor bolts BUCR anchors Wire loop ties ETC ilding Materials 728l773 Tr 9011910 l1 no Aunt ii than too the oxamlner Friday Nov 25 1911 the gifted student At Mondays Simcoe County School Board meeting Trustee Dr Allen Fisher of Barrie told the Board that gifted students are being impeded in their intellectual develop ment because of the system of education in the county Not much is done in this county for gifted children Dr Fisher warned think we are lacking in foresight here we have been automatically discouraging children who are gifted our programs at times might actually impede the gifted child In replying to Dr Fisher criticisms Robert Newman superintendent of student services for the Simcoe County Board of Education explained that members in the Simcoe county educational system must make programs for the gifted students more visible to the public Not enough has been done in our county to publicize the programs for gifted students There is also gathering in terest for the education of gifted students by the classroom teachers and the department heads in our schools Newman suggested that one of the problems in the area of gifted student programs is the idea of segregating these students from the regular stream of education vf Newman emphasized the need for involving gifted 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