THURSDAY JANUARY 20 19 Inspector Scott Speake Regular Meeting King Edward H8cS Assn Scott public school insch tor for Centre Simcoe outlined the though heretofore Ironic iihti school clubs teachers trustees and ratepayers iicciings he hoped that this would LUlllt iii the near future functions of various educational organizations in the province for members of the King Edward Home and School Club at their first monthly meeting on Thurs day evening January 13 He spoke of the home and school clubs and the trustees and rate payers association which enable the avmagc citizen to take an ac tive part in education in the corn iiiuiiity The home and school clubs with their regular meetings of the par ents of the children and the trus tees and ratcpayers association with its sponsoring of an annuall public speaking contest and its annual meetings where the Will bers are informed of new trends in educationand educational facil ities both fulfill tlll important function Referring to teachers lions Mr Scott spoke briefly on the lcaciiers Federation and the Ontario Educational Association and its annual convention at Eas tci He recommended smaller reg ional iilcetiiigs where teachers could get together in small groups rather than this one huge gather ing of so llllliy teachers org iiiza Annual Meeting Of WilVloTiiSon SecretaryT St Andrews Choir The annual IllfCllllvlllld election of officers of St Andrews Choir was held at the home of Miss Chalmers on Friday evening Jan brief practice was held under the direction of the clioirinaster Mr Craig Hamilton after which Mr Angus Ross took the chair to conduct the election of the choir officers for 1940 Prior to calling for nominations Mr Ross expres sed the pleasure he had derived during the past year as president of the choir and expressing his rc grets that he would not be able to continue asia regular member but would give his assistance from time to time as the occasion required Mrs Collis was appointed secre tary pro tom and the election pro ceeded The Rev Jas Ferguson and Mr Geo Brown were ap pointed honorary presidents Other offers chosen were President Bill Blain VicePresMiss Joan JTWIIT liams TreasurerMrs Colin Fras er LibrarianDonald Home comprehensive and interesting report on the activities of the choir for l94va submitted by M155 DorothyLot In the absence of Miss Loth the report was read by Mr Hamilton Following the election of officers Rev Ferguson addressed the members on subjects of interest and benefit to our organization Mr Hamilton outlined the work for the ensuing year Cooperation of all members of the choir will be DISE PRO cue County Mr Scott touched briefly on the county recreation service under the direction of grain for study and action which our rural communities were present at the meeting held WT Your INSPECTION iALL SALES MAIf til Mr Scott lllclalltdlcd tharal invited nor even to had not been conventions Ul In speaking of education in Suzi Louise Culley and the Federation of Agricultures night class pio had been an educational service in of the club About 74 iiiiinbtis in the kindergarten room at King Edward School Charles Knight president of the club presided The club membership has 111 creased to about 91 parents since its inaugural meeting in Ucceiii bcr Mrs Norman has been appointed couvcncr of committee and James Iopplctoii has been appointed head of the program committee Under the leadership of Mr lopplcton getacquainted game and siiigsoiig started off the even ing Reficshiiieiits were served at the close of the meeting required to carry the program suc ccssfully The balance of the evening was spent in various pleasant social ac tivities following which lunch was served by the hostess Miss Chal incrs assisted by committee of the choir members At the conclusion of the meeting Mr Geoffrey Bottril moved vote of thanks to Miss Chalmers and those who assisted in the evening entertainment The appreciation of all present was heartily expressed Audrey Grayv Installed Pres Unity Auxiliary Collier Street Church Miss Audrey Gray was installed as president of the Unity Auxiliary of Collier Street United Church at the regular monthly meeting the home of Mrs Bloomfield 163 Mary Street on Monday Jan uary 10 She succeeds Ruth Aar prcsidcnt during son who 1948 185 The 1949 officers were installed The new executive consists of Elma Fuller prcsident Mrs president Mrs Couch treasurer Elizabeth Allen by Mrs Graham ton lst vice Bloomeld 2nd vice Page secretary Joyce Christian Stewardship secretary Mrs LloydSmith press secretary Mzrs Scott mite box secretary Mildred Meredith and Elma Ful lerton telephone committee and Mrs Lloyd Smith pianist HELPFUL DRUG Sulfa drugs have reduced inor tality frompncuniOniafrom the social at an ncy which he made by the wedding Canterbury and the former Roman tailiolie artist More London paintingsliung intlic Royal Aca Library Nook there lived in magic wood and Jill One day modern but very wicked witch changed Jack into fish living that flowed through the magic woodlill found inagic inask and was then able to live in the stream where the fishes soon be came her friends THE STREAM Ling talc oflhe adventures that lie frcc Jack from the Ages WAYFARING LAD is the story of 16yearold Richard Nolan who iwas sent from the settlement Watauga in the Tennessee country back to Virginia and of the jour sought to witchs spell THAT STOOD STILL is an cxcil fell Jilbtrnt wtth fishes asrthcy of lillu liftltlfll Archbishop of Canterburys Son Weds Much discus on was provokan llllt11tlltlll heat Britain ll of lllilNlli llilitlts old eldest son of the Io1 llev lll lentfrcv Illttl tllilgtl1li of lFllll Slll The ceremony took lllfltt iii the Roman Catholic Church of Our Most Ilolv Redeemer and St llioiiias lhe iirideurooms father was not attend the wedding under the laws of the Church of lIiuzland but Ills mother Mrs Fisher and his five brothers were present The groom is wellknown attorney and the IUIIH tllllt ill th Sllmm lriiiccs and Princesses alone along average of 208 per cent to 39 per the WildernessRoad through for cent Sr MINENTLY DISPL gm csts inhabited only by wild ani 19 FISHER mats and iiuiiziudiiu liidiaiis What happened to him on llllll perilous Journey an Indian liirtl by 11 family of French settlers and saved lzitauga from an attack by BOYS Nl GIRLS im rip31hr hickainauizas is fascinating on time not so very long agol1ilc of the froiitleii IALUS 12101 Remember the story hour at the prince and princess named Jacki llarrle ltlIIlt Library every Satur day morning at 1015 WOODWORKING Builtiii Cupboards Cab iincts and Furniture Re pairs I08 BREWER PHONE 3228 or 2373 XA 51114511 tilildltll ANAUA Gae Twenties Initiation New Members Jan 25 Barrie 119 itittl we the meeti Hell wzs near iKllCLlll mhmcd ytiie per pail rail in lcccu Huh Leadership courses its Held Friday Nights 1A1 Collingwood tt iiigitinr Ititltlgtl111 iI li 11111 on toitttl1e l11 littllfdillii on Jamie The coursi tttllgtlt Illlill lli ill iilliflgxtlmtl lit1tltl by the Simcoe County Itigtllllllt l1Illgt the 0111 ill chargi iiitetiiutdgt land at 11141 plan the course in the coun i1 riniiiiiieis in olliiuvotii on ldiy ttltlllf1Iiillllril ll 2y or till profile are expected 1o he enrolled in the course The iviatts party planning and possibly iiiiusic appreciation Will be uielud lllIV Jillyear No in the course lllllltll course began in ril 11 last ycek llelill ty lDroma ill ii EThursday Janua DUEL yelopiiie plays of lllgt it led and 11 subject Tun lgtiltilt ci liiistin Huronia Trails Among Designs Being Offered iFor Quilt and Rug Fair lf afiw to Illti and wrll be Rudd anti Yin1 ll ii li lllt ttiiiiiii director ll1y Mill llriiiuna Izails itiwi iiv illl and lit assistant Cowman my 311 11 ii IIlllgl hm pomp 11 il lie Sinito toiuili Quit was It lxt 1x ii pit gt11llll llt its Uh and Rug Fair to be held ll Klimt The desrgip are the Hillt of Tina llitflstll The designs are to be littl and distributed shortly iiv lllt Sililftiti wlio are sponsoring the far now lllwiiw ul School 11111 the tol I1it Gaff thi Kiwanis and lro mmw Lliixs Club the lloy Scouts and liii uirlis it liitkiii llt pro in chm It il idlltw folk dancing group urnst Spcukew 1114 informal diainatits cieativetthrough theoffitc o1 tin illlll recreation director Louise tolley to give information about the fair to Womens Vx$w It 74 other groups throughout the rouiil mitt ELEVEN Club Workshop Library Hall ry 20 ud friends me TUI years taking zll their CENTRE yrspn Jaiinai Iotin Routing in RV capital iiiw hhii lil1r the 1ti iitof 1cdiii vitli gtI1Llll7l first from itttixs itllNI IlIIC by value liiuwll costs more than PHD ill Km receh HI lltHlMl Mm 111 it grin on fiiliiKtitl tijv 1i ytl gin collcc but it gives iiu Iiule iii tllfl riilimw vtlllti wil sinii iiire lltlsl tiIIi Itgt lillllm Illlltll more IMF1 lstoii llllllt are Honored labHIi iviill lllltl dy Patter son at day Jan 11 iilltl sh lIiUHl what Turkey larmcr and Faniin 1Ill Jli Eel 111 llifictioiii and lllltl hoiiie oii the end of 11in this Iuiisliiiitiiai arts PURIT Arts and Crafts As icmtioii tillll under the llltlllliitlhllltl nf lelfer of Vtlllllllil he of aiiaiigeiiuii will be ltililllllt 05703 wi lllSllllllt church and hyearold permitted to WM 1777 in Pfi Jva bridc has had several gt rllti he saved the hip of was befriended Be sure to and hear the Tales of Mary St Barrio Entire Stock of Fed HUNDREDS DEITEMS WIL LBE oregano AT GIVE iAWAYPRICEVSQSKIHTS BLOUSES SUITS niUMpEng HATS wasps BAINCOATS JACKETS INCLUDED AT 198TO $595 MANY OF THESE ARE gsHorn LENGTHS iBUT ARE IDEAL Fen YOUN GIRLS ALL MERCHAN AYEDQNRACKS WE 111 lDressesland Coats SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED wIlnd pretty soon youll cnioy life like this Dont kick the cat Ltry this SURE YOULNEED POSTS BRANFLAKES iAND vouLLJiKE IHEMVTOO llttlllht Ithl Ilran IVIaIcs supply the natural llllll your 51cm needs to help keep food pastes iiioving promptly keep you feeling lit 77777777 Hid Anal IiistgsIlriinIglakcs 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