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Toronto Bible College Chorale on Tour
A 4: -voice Toronto Bible
College Chorale :s presently
engaged in a spring tour in
Central and Western Ontario,
and will visit Wirgi:a , Sun-
day, May They n av be
heard in Sr. Andrew's Presbv-
tErian arid Wicghan Baptist
c't:;:.ches at both morning and
even tg services, at eleven
e'c:oci; and seven.
A coo mn n:ty rally will be
held in St. Andrew's at 5:45
p.m:. There is nc admission
to this specia. s: ice of music
and testimon _ the public
is invited to
The cora:- . -7 er from the
oldest Bible =F= .n Canada
(founded in :.. and has had
a wide acce.:a- _e .. churches
and on radic :.:::revision.
• The 40-voic . = includes
a male quart: . n -.ale chorus,
a girls' enser :...• and a girls'
trio.
The chora...: r:::, wn to
many throng- !ne::.. F. record
ings, "With Melody in Their
Hearts" and " T. B. C. Chorale
on Tour".
Under the direction of Rev.
Wm. H. Crump, director of
music at the college, and Mrs.
D. C. Percy, A. T. C. M. ,
accompanist, the chorale will
present a wide and varied pro-
gram of sacred music, including
well -loved hymns, negro spirit-
uals, and special arrangements
that combine classical music
and sacred songs.
ICutfers Enjoy Seep Fortifed Towns
Bergen N -H
Holland
Hi Folks,
When we left Venice we
took the autostrasse to Bulzane
on the way to the Brenner Pass.
I! The countryside changed con-
: siderably. We were still in
I Italy, but properous farms and
beautiful orchards covered the
countryside as the country be-
t gen to roll we got back into
grape country. This part of the
country belonged to Austria at
one time, hence the well-to-
do looking country.
We staved at Bulzane that
night and did some shopping in
• the morning. We walked
through the market and a tre-
mendous amount of meats,
vegetables and dozens of kinds
of cheese were on display.
l Some of these cheeses looked
l nice, but others looked pretty
1 dejected and the smell was
worse than limburger:
At the Brenner Pass we were
stopped by the border patrol,
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but outside cf :::g at the
passport, nc" ::: happened.
From here H: c--ve through
beautiful va.._ s f the Tiro -
lean country. :: the morning
at Balzono wc' ;.:eve into the
mountains c_..._ the Dolomites.
The weather as wonderful
even up in t::_ mountains. One
could walk a7..:nd in a foot of
snow and sit in your shirt
sleeves on t: e slopes. They
were still skiing and many cars
passed us, going higher into
the mo.ntains. We had a look
at the ski lift, turned around
and went on our way.
Swiss -like houses with little
balconies, and villages and
colourful) towns covered the
hillsides.
The following evening we
came to Innsbruck in Austria.
From 50 miles away, we could
see the snow peaked mountains
and finally we came over a
fairly high mountain, and
looking down on the valley,
with the city of Innsbruck lying
against a large mountain ridge
covered with beautiful white
as the sun went down. The
following day Pat and I went
for a ride on the Hafelhar.
This trolley -like affair is pulled
up the mountains and the first
stop is at a beautiful mountain
resort for skiers. From there
one takes another ski lift to the
slopes, miles up the mountains.
We passed the border into
Germany. Part of the time we
drove along the Auto Bahn and
other times through the country.
In Germany we ran into the old
fortified towns of Bueren,
where in the 14th and 15th
centuries each town had its
own kingdom, as it were.
These old towns are still intact
with old walls and beautiful,
well kept medieval architec-
ture. We enjoyed these towns
veru much.
As we went on our way
through Munchen (Munich), we
ran out of the mountains into
Three Fatalities
During March
Provincial Police District
No. t, with headquarters at
Mount Forest, reports three
fatal accidents during the
month of March, in which
three persons lost their lives in
highway accidents. Total ac-
cidents, including nonfatal
mishaps, amounted to 269.
Eighty-six persons were injured.
Police in the district check-
ed 2, 658 vehicles, issued
1042 warnings and preferred
687 charges.
farming country. These people
are workers. Everybody was on
the land, father, mother and
all the kids. The farm build-
ings all lay in groups here and
they all go to work together.
A lot use tractors but here and
there you still see teams of
oxen. If everybody works like
that in Germany it isn't much
wonder that they are a prosper-
ous people
And so we drove through the
Valleys of the Rhine, back to
Holland and stayed at Arnheim.
The following morning, I visit-
ed a milk sterilizing plant.
So long for now,
Pete
Alvin. U Potter Worked in Newry
Alvei Bremner Potter of
Win,ghatri cited instantly about
7 p.m. Saturday as the result
of a cine -truck accident on
Highway 4, three utiles north
of Whtgltam. He was 54.
Mr. Potter was born in Turn -
berry Township. He was a son
of Mrs. John Potter of I.ucknow
and the late Mr, Potter. -
lie_ was employed as a motor
mechanic at the Whitfield Ser-
vice Station at Newry,
Mr, Potter was a veteran of
World War II, having served
5-1/2 years with the Canadian
Army, Ile was a member of
the Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 180,
Surviving besides his mother,
is one brother, Neill of Wing -
ham. A sister, Vivian, prede-
ceased him.
Capt. G. Stanley Newman,
of the Wingham Salvation
Army, conducted funeral ser-
vice at the R. A. Currie &
Sons funeral home .on Tuesday
afternoon. Interment was in
Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were George
Brooks, Bob Brooks, Ted Fo,
Lloyd Casemore, Percy Deyell 4
and Charlie Krohn. Members
of the Royal Canadian Legion
carried the floral tributes.
NEWFOUNDLANDERS
IN WORLD WAR TWO
When the Second World War
broke out, Newfoundlanders
volunteered in large numbers.
There were two Newfoundland
regiments in the British Atmy,
the 166th Field Artillery, which
served with distinction in North
Africa, and Italy, and the 52th
Heavy Artillery, which saw al-
most continuous action on the
Western Front. Nearly 10,000
other volunteers served in the
British and Canadian forces.
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