The Brussels Post, 1952-11-5, Page 4•
E WINGtIANI DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL BOARD
Offer the following classes In night 8000
(provided the reqtdred number enrol)
EASIO ENGLISH FOR NEW CANADIANS
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16. SEWING
4. PUBLIC SPEAKING
15. COMMERCIAL WORK (TYPING and BOOKKEEPING)
i. HOI313YORAFTS LEATHERGRAFT)
FEE — 65,00
ENROLMENT AND PAYMENT OF FEE
Wednesday evening at 7.30, November 5th, 1952
Applicants are requested to notify W. S. Hall, Principal, or
But telephone the WIngham District High School (WIngham 128),
between 9.00 a. in. and 4.30 p. m...previous to the .date enrolment If
steal! possIble...The number In each clams Is IlmIted„, and applications
will be accepted In the order In which those Interested apply.
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following registration.
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PEOPLE
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mts. King, livampt en ti a guest
at the home :if 11VT daughter MM. T,
L. PileDoluald,
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Gum D. and Mrs.. 1'4:mention, Sea
forth, were Sunday Visitors With
MiRs °aerie Bingstoe and Mrs
THE BOXISSEIS POO •outelday. NOVellantl" Mk, #u
1 related 10 take die Meeting 011 ,
170.
A ..,welt prepared epeeeh en
"Oreaticati' wens giusela by Marilyn,
Bowee, The. meeting was thou ad-
101lined by the sleging'of 11.venu. 571.
i 2v5)ifat Meeting of 1101lial Unit-
ed Church Y. Pni S. was held OA•
MelinlaY, Nov. 3r4, With 12 Mein-
: hers present,
Meating opened with oufl to
Par r
sl OI worship followed by Hymn se2, The
Scripture was read by Seam Beirn,
MT. OaKi MTS. J'°4131 11°I1ee. Oe. The collection was team by
and Mrs- 7. ?aleP' Pal:PaGY, au4144 , Doris ilateman. The roll oall
ensevered. The buetikes was them
and Allen Dent and :roan of
Tiventesi wale visitors with Mr. and di,wa,naect. We derided to have. a
Mrs. Henry DentParty. tuna weeks from 'Wednesday
.
and invite the Trowbridge Young
People. A very Interesting meetWag given by Jean Betrnes and
her group. We were then divided
into Iwo groups and we had to
answer questions. Hymn, Onward
Ohrialtdan Soldiers PARA sung, fall
owed by praymr. CkilttSA Were tbea
OtAvioil fonownri by Tape.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coleman, Di,
mirewere week -end visitors with
Buses:4s relatives.
* *
Oampbell and Bill hieCutele
eon ,13arrie. spent• thea Week end at
their 'homes here.
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We are pleased to report that
injuries received by WT, Wni Titrit. I
Mill in a recent Parra accident are
Allowing linPrownrsent-
* *
Those attending the North Huron
Sectional Meeting of the W. M. 5.
at Bagrave 'United Oluiroh on Fri-
diev, °etcher 31.et, were Mrs, R. B.
Cousins who contributed a solo, :
Mrs, .Tas. Bryanst, MSS Margaret
Robinson. Mrs, D. N. McDonald.
Mrs, Stanley Wheeler and Mrs.
indrew Lane.
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T'ne Winghem and District t'onn:
r,r Ohnrchee met at Clue United
fwilts,rh rarcenage. Brussels on Mon. i
day. Nov. 3rd it 2.33 p. in., with 13 I
emr proePrif, Rnv. Andrew
tine, MIA.QAPIS Wag in the chute: Rev
IT' TT T Futon. Brussels ronducted
s- rohlftr,q• RPT, FL L. Jennings
of tinoknow presented a paper on
r1(011: ef the rernmtin'on SiervireP
-ro,t., i4 rcee.ler.a the
neesartation of the Paper.
F.11-tr,T.
NORTH HURON PRESBTERY '
GROUPS MET
HURON COUNTY
BURSARIES ANNOUNCED
The Heron COttlUtti SUREATIN tot
1302 laevo been awarded to lin-fall-
°Wing ,stedenits alt the Iltiversity
Westenn Ontario.
Maxine Halting Auburn 1
Barbara fluent Beignave
Dennice DlUsi11 1(i3pen 1
Peter 3, Walter Ciederieh
J'ainta Grant Mtt1 Woodhara
There intreartes :of 3100. each are
ewe:sled annually to 5 Students of.
Buson Conntes in attendance at Ths
Trnivereity Of Western Ontario. The
Terri/oar of the bucearies te to S'SSikit
StUdAllitS 111411011) S01101Afitle recoAl
warrants it.
These awards, first, made at the
Bine of Huron county grant to the
'University have been awarded In
mob of the past six years. 11 is
interesting to Deter trIltot MAY
sttidrn,t who have reiveived ,
sward' have suceeetted in winning
either seholerships.
The awards Cramantltee consists of
the Wadden, of Huron firtunty, 11,
Jedranton, • the Registrar of Thr
Pluirensitev 'of 'Western Ontario Miss
'Phe Nodal Section of Burton Pres- ,
hAery nut in Knox United Church
Regrare on Friday for the annual
conveetion. Mrs. Geo, Menzies of i
Mussels, the rice-Preeddent, Presided
over both the morning and afternoon ,
•sessions and Mrs. George Tohnston
Belgrave- was organist.
Ishe wonship service, led by the t
St. Helens Auxiliary, consisted of a I
hymn "Rise 0 Men Of God.' I
followed by Serripture and Praiser- 1
The finance committee for the day
was appointed as follows: Mrs. Sut-
ter. Mrs. J. Wheeler and Mrs.
Bight smiling faces answered the
roll call, a line in clothes •that
suits me, in attendance of the
third meeting of the Ethel Sew and
Sewa commencing at 4.30 p. m. The
President Anne Pesten was in the
chair. The miurtes of the previous
meeting were read and adopted. The
boniness followed. The next meet-
ing wit) be at Mrs. Sidehards. The
10 -tering en the Record Books was
discussed. Bart giri is to denion-
semte rorrart standing and sitting
”nertirn. Our leader rend us infor- '
,r^tirre cnn poshir\ and showed ns
user 1558 tloiptnv, wheel Aast.
'—see Arnitnefirirral A IctorltArl 11iIi4ton
11'0^ P.A. brine aentxtrmnnts were
to GI In pnc 0 of the memberte
t'rm,mbsat the pattern pinned
I'm the material ready to oat out.
vInios 4i. worked hattnu hole. Von.
StePhenson.
Mrs. Minn Moore was to be the
representative on the Presbytedial
Finance Committrit. Moved and see
ended that Mrs. ITSWTSOCO Taylor
of Brick Cantrell. be elected to tha
T'reshyterlal Nefrninating Committee j satin. Her fingertip Nen sif French
in 1933 for the 1954 Presbyterial
! illusion was held in place 1,5' a
tiara of dare and pearls and elite
meeting.
carried a ehower heunnert of red
1Virs, Bd. Wight:man, president of
Beljgrave Elve.nittv Auxiliary, wel
Martrcm of honor, the erideis nu.
coined the guests to the ehuroh. to
witiolt Mrs. 'Fraser of Bluevale re i tsr- Mrs. Ronald Hilliard wore a
pink brocaded taffeta dress and
PliTtPdei roll call of organizations DA. earried a bonniest of red roses end
lowed and was answered by 12 gralivr, Thums. The hrtarramajd,
afternoon amxillualee when 2 sf- 01Aa Tvor Griffiths Was gowned In
firlated eocte4ips, three evening DO- 1„1„, stiffe+s and. carried white
four groups. 11 MIR -roe„ with .ranow. '!The
sten Bends and 7 Baby Bands. I flower girl Dianne Griffith. wore
pink taffets and etrrrled 1 enseeem
Die.vm 01 the alteril°°Th aujcillar. 1
les presented reports which showed i of rosebeds.
excelient work being done by the
n of the church. Most of the Kenneth Theaker. the groom's
wome
brother. was his attendant and
auxiliaries reported visits •to the
sink and shut ins. special Meet^ ushers were William Locking Jr
lugs with guests SpetaltenS. SundaY gbammed,
brotlur of the bride, and John
services sending relied to Korea. Por the reeeption at the home
the use of the prescribed study
or the bride's parents, Merlin Tuve-
hooke and other works.
, nue, the bridile mother wore a
The affiliated societies each had wins gabardine suit with mauve
a report as did the evening group., necessaries and corsage of yellow
Mrs. E. Pelloelt called the roll rnees and mauve 'mums. Ciba
Inc the 0. (1. T. T.. Thee,- organizat- gr„.„,a war, wore a Niagara
ions reported a keen interest on the grape shade crepe dress with
part of the girls. Besides reporting ma teltiur het, beige accessories
firee werkinr (An record hooks. special meetings, such as Vesper and corsage of yellow roses and
th I t 101
00-0,en M 73. Arliaon. emd .T. Kin
To.spector of echools.
Theaker - 1-ockIng
St. YameS (Westminster) Angli-
can Church, banked with autumn
Sowers was the scene of the wed-
ding of Dorothy Yvonne Locking,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willierrn
Looking and Snares Alvon Theak-
er, S.011 Of hir. and Virs. Walter
Theaker..ail of Lonodon. Rev.
H. R. Merifield officiated and
Jack Waken -hi was orgaxdst.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore a dress of Oherntilly laceaatfn,
satin,• styled with a lace bodic::
and Peter Pan collar embroidered
with :seed pearls. She wore a lace
bolero with long pointed sleeves
and a long .skirt of. strylon net over
• Thnn rho member. returned home. St: trviees, at which e grs a
A I•e-re Ef011arrafx was present at part in devotions, they also repOrt
ieterl mseting of the Pellet 1 ed that the girls do mutt prat: -
r',' T:rtrl,e P. S. WAR held an Heal work. Wu. Polloek made an
N.e: 3 .1 q n ni in the elinreh hose appeal for new groups to he form- %.
el. Rho wore her erviforrm and ex -1
remit
&lined the significance of 11
ing of Ilymear,.. Hyndman
Mission Bands awl 'Behr Bands I,
led the meeting with prayer. The
slurried. Struesele. Pordwieh, and
Scripture reading WWI taken from
reinn Reid they have forThrAl nem
St.'Johns. which was read by Doug- , row Bailds.
las Dunbar. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and a:P- Polinwine this rnonm.c, 'the herein
,roved. "Whrre Crre,s the Prewded 'Ways
1,
r T.Ire” wan mine.
inn' Tether's group was then ap- I
The meeting opened with the sing -
eliding the dittedent images.
cg It@ Dtigoppciesi Tamilt
I FELT JUST
THE. SAME WITH
MY FIRST, 1
MUST TELL HER
THE FACTS OF
LIFE..
• OH 13EAR IWASSO
PROUD OF MY
BEAUTIFUL EGGI
AND HE WALKED
OFF WITH IT.
rneeve mums.
For the wedding trip to Montrea.
and the eastern provinces the bride
wore a pink gabardine suit with
nary acresearies and corsage of
yellow rrunas. They w111 Rye in
T.ondon.
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