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immempiaris
Hallowe'en assembly
The grade seven. 'class, un-
der the direction of Mn. s,
Cross, premed the Hallowekn
Asembly . October 31, The
.we rated. with
�y�►nasiurnrts d..
pumper seen and Hallowe'en
.Males,
CRAFTY CREW
BLUEVALE--The 4 -fl C, raf!y
crew met at the home of Mts.
J. Armstrong, The roll call •
was, "Other articles one would
like to embroider. The rest
of the .r neeting was spent on
finishing the -free choice ar-
ticles. On November 10 a work:,
meeting will.be held at Mrs.
Alex MacTavish's home.
0.1M. Nixon meted
.m><n'and Mrs. Rodger
at the per. After the
Of V C a". the p. , re-
cited the ':Scrit pasage:and
.sang' T d,s...
the � 'w";l'he Lai a
ex". The class mag the hymn,
""Lor theBeauty of :the fat"
Karen Currie and 'Glen N
on entertained by playing piano,
solos, '"Camptown Races" and
"Sonatina Q. P. "' A Hallowe'en
n
play, "The Realistic Orean't ; (.0
was presented with all pupils
taking part.
Janet Haines played a pian]
solo called "On the Ice atSweet,'
Briar" followed by a g u i t a r
selection given by John Scott,
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Mends gailier for
25th anniversary
FORD WICH- =Best wishes to
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttan on
the occasion of their 25th wed-
ding anniversary, when their
family entertained relatives,
friends and neighbors at the..
Community hall on Saturday:
night.
The evening was spent play-
ing cards and dancing. to Lime
Lambkin's orchestra.
Anson and Wilda have a fam-
ily of three,Jack, Audrey. Mrs.
Garfield Gibson and Janice and
two grandchildren. The bride
. and groom of 25 years received • -
many lovely gifts and a buffet
lunch at 12 midnight brought
the evening to a close.
Dedication.
at McIntosh
BELMORE--Sunday worship
service was held in Knox Pres-
byterian Church here with Rev.
E. R. Hawkes in charge. He
spoke on "Christ the •Lord ".. The
Junior choir sang "Let There Be
Peace", with Miss Evelyn Dick-
son
ickson at the organ. -
Worship service was held in
the Belrnore Unite4,Church. with
Rev. K. Wettlaufer speaking on
"Cour Stewardship of Life". Fol-
lowing the sermon, the service
moved to the McIntosh Ceme-
tery Mortuary, whhre Carrick
and Howxick Council.:members
were present for the dedication
service. The McIntosh Junior
choir sang a number, and Miss
Barbara Harkness played an ac
cordion solo.'
Regional meeting
of B&PW held
in Waikerion
Mrs, Robert Ahara of Wing -
ham, Business and Professional
Women regional advisor, assist-
ed Mrs. Trimble Saline in cut-
ting the 20th anniversary cake
.when the regional meeting for
Region 8 B&PW was held in
Walkerton.
Approximately 75 -members
were in attendance from Owen
Sound, Wiarton, Wingham,
Hanover, Durham and Walker-
ton. Mrs. Baillie was the con-
vener, and Mrs. Ahara chaired
the meeting:
Mrs. M. Hessor of Fort Erie,
Provincial first vice-president,
was guest speaker. She said
that living in Canada is a privi-
lege not to be taken for grant-
ed. "We should work for it,
sacrifice for it and keep it safe:
She said Canadians have been
handed a Bill of Responsibilities
along with a Bill of Rights. •
Shesaid there seems so
much to do. Trouble and un-
happiness are. everywhere. Head-
lines read "Wo one would help"
"Whatever has happened to
brotherly love? Have we be-
coine so hardened that these
cultural, social and economic
ills do not concern us? Have
we lost that purity of mercy
and charity?" Mrs. Hessor ask-
ed.
"They say there are three
kinds of people- -the few who •
make things happen, those who
let things happen, and those
who don't even know anything
has happened. Perhaps we can-
not be in the first group but
surely we do not want to be in
the last; " she said. Mrs. Hes-
sor said B&PW has a responsi-
bility to young associates to-
wards education and training
by setting an example, by giv-
ing full measure, by co-oper-
ate effort in remedying the
world's ills.
,Mrs. W. C. Murray and Mrs.
George Scott of Wingham ex-
plained the meaning of the
club's emblem. •
Eight members of the Wing -
ham club attended tike meeting.
families attend
WLU Convocalion:
LAKELET--Those attending
the Convocation exercises' fob :.
Waterloo Lutheran University art
the .Memorial Auditorium,
Kitchener; on Sunday were Mr.
• and Mrs. James Inglis and Jim,
Mr. and Mrs.' Vernon Inglis and
Miss Gail Hutcheon of Toronto.
Mr: and Mrs. Lyle Murray and
Judith Anne, Mr. and Mrs. • El-
mer Giles of Arkona, Mr. aid
Mrs. Bruce Giles and girls of
Mildmay, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Giles of Toronto and Mrs. 'Ar-
thur
thur Hossfeld of Walkerton. •
Jim Inglis and Bruce Giles
received their' Bachelor of Arts
degrees' After the exercises
each family held a dinner.
. Sclooi.
"George's Steel Cpuitar. " A"
Hallowe'en poem, . llrlde-
ded Punsp n" wain' tea i1 _
.arlene Coulter,
Twospart' cho,
We Come, Little Witches" and
"Pumpkin Polka" were sung.
''she girls, dressed in costume,
then danced the "Pumpkin Pol-
ka". The assembly closed by
singing "God Save the Queen".
nrctiltisORONAIIRS
GORRM-millse meeting of
G40'4, 4- $tttehirt' Oran-
,. -was held November 1 at
$35 ru. at Mrs,' !deo r,ge
Brown's,home. Roil call,
1chose my free choice article
andcolour scheme" was an-
swered
n-s rend. by five member. The
members made a wailhang!ng
cord, Next meeting will be
held ,Saturday, November 8 at
the sametime eat Mrs. L. Wat-
son's home.
%MIghrtm Advr at+c "T
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MRS. WILHEMINA GRAY, Vancouver, who lost two sons
during World Wq r 11 `will represent Canadian Motherhood
at the ,Legion'sNational Remembrance ceremony in Ot-
tawa on November 11. She is left with a glittering array
of 14 medals awarded to her airmen sons the 15th
(left top) is her husband's South African medal. Robert
Hampton Gray won the Victoria Cross, the Distinguished
Service Cross and was mentioned in Dispatches as a Fleet
Air Arm pilot. John Balfour Gray, RCAF, had completed
one tour of operations on bombers before being killed
in' 1942.—Royal Canadian Legion Photo.
The W. M.S, of .St. A'ndrew's
Presbyterian Chuirch convened
in the Upper Room ,on Tuesday,
at 2.30. First vice -,president,.
Mrs. J. M e eson, presided.,
Mrs. William Ford was pianist,
The program was under the Mr,
colon of Miss Agnes William-
son and Mss. 'Maugaret Hastings.
Mrs. Aitcheson gave their:worm-
dm. "Let us conte boldly unto
the throne of Grace. and: the'
opening prayer. Mrs: M, Deans
read the minutes of the October
meeting and gave the toll calla
Mrs. G. Godkin'submitted the
treasurer's report.
St. Andrew's W. M. S. will
assume responsibility for the
cost of the Junior Groups' study
books. Mrs. M. Murchison re-
ported 52 calls made by the
Friendship and Service. The
offering was dedicated by Mrs.
B. Holmes. Mrs. William Mac-,
Kenzie gave the Scripture read-
ing and Miss V. McLaughlin led
in the, devotional prayer.
The topic from the study book,
entitled "Swinging", was pre-
sented by Miss Agnes William-
son, Mrs. M. Hastings, Mrs. M.
McKinney, Mrs. M. Galbraith'
and Miss L. Taylor. New fortes
• of communication are finding
their way into the church es-
pecially -with the Teens and
Twenties. They bring a variety
of snarlca �
_.. l uM+ts. Tbc.,
Sound , may deafen, but .thy a
different. There is drama, a.,
and, in the native churches
abroad, dancing and pantomn'he.
At the coag of lige of OW
Foran church dancing was
the expression of worship used
by Formosan women, beautiful-
ly done to the glory of God,
There is also the world-wide
scope of television, people
watching and listening to the.
message of the Church, The
coffeechapel WO -
try, young people, talldng,
coitus and social: ty, When,
they arrive at the time of 4e-
0111911, and can, say in all truth,
"Not my wilt but Thine be done',
then they will .know they have.
found their, way through to God,
and to the very gates of heaven;
A spirited discussion on this ,
topic followed. the. presentation;
Mrs. Aitcheson closed the rtleet-
ing with the benediction.
Darcy Leesonand
daughter Lynne of.Qttawa are
spending this week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert OA -
ley of Morris. Township,
--Corp. and Mrs. Alan Ni-
col and Kathy of Camp Borden
spent the weekend' with his
mother, Mrs. Amite Nicol of
Minnie Street.
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