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Wednesday, October 13th, 1943
MUSSELS, ELS, 'NTARIO
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As chairman of Huron County War Finance
Committee I send out cordial kreetings to every, citizen.
The raising of this Sth Victory Loan is the biggest
task to which the people of Huron ever set their hands.
It will be
one factor in our final success if we begin with a
full realization of the ,vast and difficult responsibility to
which we are committed -and match this .challenge with
the earnestness and determination that is the very
stuff of Victory.
There is• good news.,. that our armed forces
are mov;ng forward and'. that news should lift: our spirits • 1
.to a high level of eagerness and enthusiasm. But there
is no news that the war is just about over and - that we i
may relax our efforts. The prospect is not of war tapering
off to a quick and easy finish, but of a war rising to an
increasing crescendo of stubborn fighting. '
" Something tugs at our hearts as we think of our
boys caught in- this fury of battle. What can we do 1 `;
for them? The best thing we can do for them is to. give = ,
them the weapons, an abundance of weapons - or rather
the best things wecan dofor them is to buy Victory Bonds- 'f
for with our Victory Bonds the weapons will be pro-
vided., • For the sake of all our Huron County boys over
there-
To speed the Victory -
Out of Huron County's great prosperity-
As your answer to the call of duty -
As an act of Thanksgiving --
BUY VICTORY ;BONDS ! -
va.
Yours faithfully, '
W. A. BEECROFT, Chairman.
Huron County War Finance Committee.
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DANCE
Wednesday, October 20th
IN BRUSSELSnTOWN HALL
In Aid of Brussels Legion fo
Parcels for Boys Overseas,
ARTHUR'S ORCHESTRA
Admission - 35c
Miscellaneous Auction Sale
•
Youd Church Needs You. God '1
Needs You? You Need Him..
Churctl
Minister
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., S.D.
10 A.M. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning 'Worship
7 P. M. Evening Worship
The Rev. D. 13. Cram of Tees -
water will have charge of both
services.
Louis 1.1. 't nompbon, Organlat:
and Choirmaster.
COME AND WORSHIP
United Church
tflnister-Rev._Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship--
"All
orship-"All Things Are Yours"
Junior Congregation
12 A.M. Sunday School and
Bible' Class
7 P. M. Evening Praise--
"Unassuming
raise-"Unassuming Disciples,'
EVERYONE. WISLGOME.
Church of England
parish of ' Brussels
Rector: Rev, M. F. Oldham
17th. Sunday After Trinity
Children's Day
St. John's Church, Brussels-,.
10 A, M. Sunday School
11 A, M. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
Holy Baptism
8t. Qeorges, Walton -
1,30 i'. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
2430 P.M. 'Sunday -School -
St. David's, Henfryn-
2.15 P. M. Sunday -School
3.80 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
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HOLD EVERYTHING FOR
CONCERT & DANCE
BRUSSELS
Auspices Canadian Legion
Concert by Shorty Campbell,
Canada's famous •rope artist.
Dance music by the Kansas Farmer
and his hired help.
Date to be announced later.
Everyone Welcome,
FREE MOVING PICTURE
will be presented under auspices of
Gray Township Federation of
Agriculture in
ETHEL TOWNSHIP HALL
TUESDAY, EVENING, OCT. 19th
at 8;30 p.m. sharp
This,,will be followed by brief
Victory Loan Program.
In Monerieff Hall an Educational
film will be shown for Grey twp.
schools Tuesday afterhoon, Oct.
19th, at 3:00 p.m. sharp.
The films will he 'shown by Mr.
Nicholson past president of Bruce
County Feedration of Agriculture.
Everybody Welcome.
Obituary
Miss Katharine McCallum
I (u Wednesday morning, - OotobeY
1the 6y.th, MSS,MSS,Kate McCallum passed
,awaat home of Mrs. Dan McCallum,
Waltolt. 'Miss McCallum was spared
to a good old age. She was born in
October .in the year 1482, in the town..
elite or Ytrmouth, near St, 'I'llomes.
Her tallier was one of the early
plenums, and he partly eloared .Ibree
different farms. One these farms
was on the Second 001108891011 of
Gray Town,khlp, and 'was formerly
owned by Edward Brynnt+. Ile settled
there .11 18;15, at a -liter date 11e
moved to tiro 4th calroe:mien of Morn
is Township, aril later still, having
Deposed of the farm, he moved to
the Sth (0reeeseo11 of. Morris Town
slt p, where he lived until his death,
Ilia McCallum, the father 01 the
late Miss Mahe MCCa11um, in associ-
ation wa1 others, established a Pres-
bYteriaat congregation in :Molesworth,
The Bressels Presbyterian church
had, Its bcginatings in 1864, alio_ Mr.
McCalhun drove the etudents who
t•0 ductal the services, to Moles-
worth, People in those days had to
balk through the bush to a small log
bare on the 2114 co' cession of Grey
Townshlp, where the services were
held. 14: was in this building that
Miss McCallum was baptized.
The saute:nes always found a warm
welcome in Mr. M'oCailum+s home
He was ii6Lei'wartls one of 111e first
elders elected kr the Brussels
Presbyterial. Church.
1'he late Miss NiitCalltim was a
very fatitlrVal member - of Melville
Church, lute was always in her pew
morning and evening, as long as she
was able. The cihurch, Sts work and
well-being lay at the centre of ler
l fe. ?811e connoted no saetlifice too
great for the church. Within a short
time of her death elle was in -her pew
on ll1inclay ,morning and eveudng,
and she was then so frail she had to
hehelped to her seat and out again.
As was fitting the funeral service
wns held ID the church she loved so
well on F14day, Ootolber she Sth at
2 P. M. The service was conducted
by bur minister, and by a former
minister of Melville Unveil, Mr.
Fowler of I3luovale. Her passing
-
marks seveta-uce of a link with early
pioneer clays.
Mrs. E. Bredin sang an appropriate
solo.
!She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
JamleasM of 'Deioraine, Manitoba
and nieces and nephews.
Interment took place in Brussels
cemetery,
Pallbearers were; Menne .Tacicson,
Frank Bell, Frank Kelly, Jack Work
D. M. McTavish,* and Jas, McFad-
zean,
1858,90 Donated To
•Christnsas Parcel Fund
REGEI8 li ]gg"HE+ ATRE,
SeafortII'?, Ont.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday --
October 14th, 16th, 15th
--Double Featpre-
2nd show starts at 8,45 p, m.
Blondle and the Bunisteads
Its A Great Life
The newest and funniest of all
Blondie hits t -•
-Also-
Charles Starrett Russell Hayden
Bid Men of the ,Hills
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
October 18th, 19, 20th -
2tid 'Show Starts at. 9.15
'Ring Crosby Dorothy Lamour
Dixie
Technicolor
The story of Black,fsced Minstrelsy
from Its beginnings
Thursday, Friday and. Saturday',
Octolier 21st, 22nd, 23rd
2nd Show Starts at 9,15
Brian Donievy Waiter Brennan
Hangmen Also Die
N."' ,mss 'ese
R.� ' H gh School 'Field Day Ofii ers'I ntalled
�nib Alter the lapse of a year the Tuesday 5051:1111, 1181, 12th a•
ntlle -
i tr lt,r l.ch, i<aih +,utt;ci held Iu*
.rwr. °....w•.•wwv..
„.w•. -r-' •.w,.:-�,:.x+w,w,.,, �1ta111U21 I t.fllrrA.� 1118 illt3 CUfetln$
7ML
- istrer Marguerite Brazier and bar
86811' from 1111th Ludg5'011;:
Stratford
ins6elled the followi g 01'Ilcers to
the.r ehalr„ in ai spirs, diel manner: -
J. P. N. G,--+Sis.' Winalifred Ittigas'
N. G.» Sis; Jean Little
V G 8ffs. Janet Robertson'
Ret; Ines'.-4Sis, Muriel Allen,
Fin -S: e. iS' . Ada Arnretrong
1 r •....gi't- Laura \V!llisineon
\Vtldcn•-•'Sts, Morn!. McTaggart
Conductor--Sis.'Inez Cameron
It
S.N.G.--Bis. Addie Stewart
d,, - is. Alice 13nsc•lilen ft -
R. S V ( Sis. Mary Stephenson
r.
Sl. ti C --Ms, Autlle, CImullet
I. 0 :Ris. Ethel Long.
" (, nisi, Verna Thomas
Ch 1pl•r'Io--Sts. Elele 'Thuell
Mu:,leiatt- eSis, I,i.11iaw King
At thecloseof the meeting a
delicious iureheen was served under
the convenorship of Mrs. C. Baeker.
' j'
Notice
Please do not .leave any more
shoes to be repaired at my shop. 135.
081150 of pool' health I am unable to
coital' 00 this week,
N. CHAPMAN
CARD OF THANKS
The McCallum ettnIf13 wish 10
thank neighbours Lind friends - for
their many kindnesses to Miss Kate
.ltnCallum and for sympathy express.
e
el at the time at her death,
Deanery Meeting
Annual Autumn Deanery Meeting
In St. Thomas' Churalr,:,1i atorth on
Friday, iday, Oct. 15th at 10 a.m. Special
spealer, Itt. Rev. A. Fleming, D.D.,
Bishop of the Arctic,
Truck. Overturns
t
00 Saturday afternoon a truck
owned• by the Exporit Packers,
Brussels, struck loose gravel and
overturned The three occupants
were not lrjurecl. The cab and rack
1011 r'Ic wer5 badly damaged,
CARD OF THANKS
The 'Brussels Legior, sincerely
thank Miss Mildred Turnbull and
:Vire. •Plant, sponsors et the dance
held 111 the Jamestown Hall on
Thursday, Sept, 1611 the proceeds..
of which amounted to 119.00, Also
Mac Johnston and 111111 Warwick
alio sponsorett the secend dance,
held oat. Thursday, Sept. ,30tH, tl.ie
pneceede mounting to $$$,90 which
were donated to the 13rtrasels Legion
for the Overseas Parcel Fund,
Amazing Number of Fires
There were three thousand seven -
hundred and seventy-six fires in On-
tario in the three months` of July,
,August and September 1846,
Do you think you could replace
your buildings now?
Have you carefully inspected your
chimney, is it in good condition. and
cleaned?
-Elms Farmer's Mutual Fire
insurance Company
The clauce held last Thursday
night in Jamestown, hall was very •
veil attended. Sponsored by Jim
1'trsrwirk'and .Mae Johnston in aid or
the Brussels Legion • Christmas
Parcel fund which was swelled by
the. Rum of- 058.90 being harmed over.
The " Huron Ramblers" orchestra
played for the dance and furnished
excellent music for both modern and
old time dancing. Worthy of
mertion'is the fact that, although
newly organiaetl, this . orcheste rates,
among the finest and. Is all home
talent. - Anyone wishing to stage a
dance would be well advised to give
them a trial,
A guessirg contest was held
during the evening and the winners
were; 1st, Alice MoKay, the prize 'a
box of chocolates doneted, by A.
Glenna.; ' 2nd, James Johnston, : 4
page of cigarette. ,, teba'oco donated
by -Stanley Rutledge; 33rd, Hugh
Campbell; it bag of •floatr, donated by
Clara Russell. -
•
Proceeds' at 'lance, • $50.25
Guessing contest .........:.... ..... ..... 8.65
Aailolkmt dhataited tri fnmt $88.90
doming-
Moon
ominmg Moon is Down
First show starts at 7.30 each even.
Ing. When single features such as
these are shown all patrons In by
9115 \will'see complete show,
Matinee each, Saturday anti holt.
• day at 2190r,
The Ethel United Church is hold-
'ing.as pot -luck supper on Oct. 21st,
Supper at 6:30 in the basement
followed by - a good programme.
Admission 35c and 250.
Local Boy Returns
From Englanl
Pte: Hari McDowall was greeted
at i:he station by a. group- o8 his
friends when he stepped off the train
here Friday evening atter three
years with the Canadian Army . in
Eugiantl. • Mae, who server_ with
the Ordnance Corp, was in the
London Blitz, While overseas 1e ,
met a nnrmber of Ithe local boys
among then, ,Tim Palmer, Jelin
Campbell, Cleve Davidson: Jacle Rut-
ledge, Frank Rutledge, Russell Fox,
Stewart 'Grassier, L. Jardine of
tithe) ,and J. Cardiff.' 111t's. Mc-
Dowell of Glasgow. Sootland, will
join iter husband here in about a
month.
MOTION PICTURES:
In the Morris .Township Hail en '
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20th
afternoon at 2 for. the children
evening 8:30 for the adults.,
Special Speaker, W. L. Whyte,
Seaforth, Ont.
Other speakers for the evenings
These pictures are educational and
entertaining and are sponsored by
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
NO ADMISSION CHARGES.
IB.C.S.Literary Society
Held First Meeting
The finkmeeting et the Literary
society of Brussels Continuation
soh0:o1 for the tall term took the
wn
from of e. weinor roastand program
at the school on Friday evening. The
new presklsrfl, Graeme Scott, was in
charge, .' The program 'included
piano solos by Jean •Speiran and
June Work: Inset by Pyllls Sullivan
and Ruth Jewell; popular sing -song
bythe group.
the main event CM the program
wa,s initiation of first Corn students.
It .Wa5 Conducted by Jean SpermsJosephine Van Norman a.nd Helen
Armstrong. program WaS held
in the .30001. Lunch was Served
by the fire outside.
At The Churches
On .Sunday the services in, Mel-
ville. bliurah were linked • with the
Thanksgiving Season. hi the morn-
ing the minister preached from the
Gospel of Mark, Chagter' d, verses
26.29,, and stressed the 'mystery of
life and. growth innature and' hew
Jesus in hie.tboieght of.;'" the King-
dom of God, ease the mysteries - of
than: ' Kingdom illustrated in the
world of nwtur1, At etfiis service
the choir sang "1 will feed my
dock like a iSiieplterdi," by , Claleb
Simper, In the evening the sermon15x,6 was taken from Psalm 86, and
the .opening wort9e of verse 23, and
these wordsof the NatWest were
linked with •the great ministry nf.
thanksgiving In Inman 11fe today.
The choir earig the anthem, "Bless
the Lend,0 .uty Maul," taken frown
the 'Ratseis ttI L4tung3r, -
FOR SALE-
N. 13. ,Cobbler Potatoes; New'
Bagel Arrive next two weeks at
118411 Station. Leave your drde
with Archer Gleamy .-phone 5.
Holes In Road
Filled Recently
Thc. cott:ty read !,unit of Brussels
%a.; patched up again by the 1•larol
County Road Rept., there- being
801141 bad holes which' were pretty
hard on tires. especially when
motorists have to watch their tired
for the titivation of the war. Vire
hope they lnatle a good job so it
will sua:.11 l.p better than the last
time,
Trousseau Tea
Misses A.. an,' H. Downing enter-
tained at a trousseau tea on Thurs-
day for tbe'r n'lea e, Margo1'el Adeline
Downing whose marriage to Ken-
neth Cameron 'l'yerman takes place
next week. The guests were received
by Miss L, Downing assisted by Ml's.
R. F. Downing, The tea table was 1
covered with a lice cloth centred
with pdrk and white Geldetias, Glad-
ioli and Mums decorated the - tea
room and living room.- Ntrs, M. Lay-
cock and Mrs. J. Wilton poured tea.
Assisting in the tea room were Mrs,
C. Dabiclson, Mrs, J. Bryans, Miss
Addie Cardirf, Mrs. A. Rain, Mrs. J.
Cameron and Miss Betty . Best.
Others• assisting were Mrs, J. Gibson.
Mre. R. S. Hamilton, Mrs. W. Will-
iamson, Mre, Mo0urdy Lowry, Miss
Doreen Long end Miss Jean Wilton.
dol id ay Visitors
141ise Baker with her father George
Barker.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Admetus • with
friends here..
W. J. Stewart, Fergus, at his
beetle.
Miss 1t, ,Shurrie has gone to
Startford.
Miss J. VanNorinan, Fergus at
her home.
Mdse Margaret Pearson, - Fergus,
at het' home in Grey.
Me. and Mrs, D. C. Warwick,
Owen Sound, with relatives here.
Miss Shirley Moser of Stratford
was .a week end victor with Mina
Jessie Little.
Miss Violet :Eliacott was a week
end holkbay visitor with ' friends at
Wallow and SSeaforth.
• Mr. and Mrs, Ira McLean and
'.1'ldren; ,St. Thames, with Mr. and
Mra. H, B. Allen.
Mrs, C. Kreuter and Miss Made -
Hee granter, Kitchener, with Mr,
and Mrs, J. W. Fischer. '
lt'Iies Louise Stiles hos entered
Chatham hospital as a nurse -in -
training: We wish ;her success in
her chosen profession,
Mr. H. G. Herr of Seaforth con-
ducted serv1ees in St. John's Angli-
can Church, :Brussels and St. David's
at Henfr'yu on Sunday.
Mr. a. d Mr's. Arthur Bayne and
daughter Alma spent the holiday -at
the 11001•e e1 Russel and Mrs, Currie.
Mr, N, Chapman, Mr, and Mrs,
It: W. Kennedy and sons and Mrs.
A. R. Kennedy with Mr. and 'Mrs.
G. Topham at Fordwich.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gregg of
Calgary were guests' at the parson-
age over the week end„ Mr. Gregg
was formerly in, business in Ford-
Visitors -over the week end with
Fir, and Mrs- Gordon McDowell were
Mr, and Mrs. Win, *Dowell and
daughters Joan and Anne of Toron-
to and Jack McDowell of London.
.Pack McDonald, sou of Mr, and
Mrs. D. N. McDonald underwent an
operation -tor appendicitis in .Seas
forth liasiptl;al on Friday of, last
week, He .1s doing "favourably,
Mr, encl.Mrs, A. It Zapie and Mist
Betty Lou Zopfe of Toronto and
Flight Sergeant ' Murray.'' C. Zapile:
and W.O.I. J. 13. Ashbourne 0f Yar-
mouth, N,1', were guesi:s at "River-
' side" with 2/1854 Itobt, Thomson.
Rev. M. F, and Mr's: Oldilarm spent
Saturday 18 Owen Sound and attend -
311,6 Wedding of Mr, Tinton Ander:
F,011 and Miss Merle •Sutherland,
They spear C Thanksgiving flay with
fitonde and relatives in. Olden Sound
lend Chatsworth.
nMval Meld Day. wee held at the
.4,i•hoel on Thursday, St pl, 7. T1"
1 e,-
lvcather was ideal fur the comae, -
1
o 31
l tial e 1
1 trllu. , and; jud�giug frcen the lay 1
1 11)11 about ?5% of Uie tl11111an18- toAk
1. 1: ;.. 11 I1L1: or 11801 e.. 0Yell L8, : I1)5
arttclanntn teas a (Welded success,
1'111:' 11 -;t marks i were prose set by
5.•t,Iur Mur Baeker' in jumping 5-
lr,l ill 11u ru.r ring high jump, anti
e;• 1luru1111 L'uut r 111 runItine brand
jwnphlg 11-leet 11-1: ell: s, - In the
,1uisior girls.
resale, 01 the taxis events'
were as follows:.
Senior Boys
set sliding llroad'--Cratm Scott 7-
11.1, -11=inehes, Ito. ,' Lawlr.,:;.
Coulon Blake,
i1,tlrni ,g Ili ond--iliac' Becker 166 -feet
5 -inches. Graeme SCULL, Gordon
Blake.
o.t yard dash ---Graeme Scutt, Mac
_.:!i yard clash-Graeine Suet, Mac.
Backer.
High jump -Mac Beeler -5-feel,
Graeme Scott, Gordon: Blake,
12.11, Shot Put -Graeme Scott 29-
f^'et 1- nc:hes, Mac Ilaeker, Gordon
Blake,
Hap -sten -and -jump -Mac Baeker 31 -
feet 6 -inches, Graeme Scott,>Gord-
on Blake,
Sr. Champion -Graeme Scott 29, 2nd
Mac Beaker 24, 3rd - Gordon Blake,
Intermediate Boys
Standing Broad -John -,Spivey 7 -feet
Gar.-h:ohes, Jim Cameron, Hartley
Fischer,
High jump -Sohn Spivey 4 -feet 1.
lush, Hartley 'Steelier, Jins Cam-
eron.
Running broad -John Spivey 14 -feet
Gray Township Boy
I�i1Ied In Action
Pilot .Officer Allan Charles MCSay,
J11537, Royal Canadian Air Force,
was ]rilleclin action on September
30 and said to rest in Borough cem-
etery,, Cambridge, Englund, on
October 5 a0eording to official
word' received; by his family,
The young airman was the son of
Mr. and Mrs: Hugh McKey, lot 26,
concession 15, Grey township, and
was born on January 20, 1917, in
Grey township. He received his •
ednitatton. at Avon public school
and at the Stratford Collegiate-Vo-
cattiorai :Institute and in civilian
9?b_-0ntches, Hartley Fischer, Jim life was employed at the Dome and
Cameron.
o-I•b. Shot put-.iolhn Spivey 29 -fent Enlisting at Toronto an. February
231,-h10kes, Hartley Fiedler, Ross 23, 1942, Pilot Officer McKay train
Knight. ed 1t Man::ing Depot in Toronto,'
Holtingar gold mines at Timmins.
BELGRAVE
22.0- yard dash -Hartley Fischer,
John Spivey, Malcolm Pease.
100 yard -dash-H. Fischer, J. Spisey,
331, Pease;
tu,ern eediate champion -John Spiv-
ey 26„ and Hartley Fischer 20, 3rd
Jim Cameron.
Junior Boys
Standing broad --Wilfred Spivey, 7-
21k -inches, Don .Sancierson Jack
Cardiff.
High jump -Don 'Sanderson 3 -feet
11Sesinches, Wilfred Spivey Mur-
ray Matheson.
Winne g broad ---Don Sanderson 12 -
feet 7t'c-inebe , Wilfred Spivey,
,lash Cardiff,
3 -Ib. Shot put --W. Spivey 29 -feet 7 -
:itches, D. Sanderson,. M. Mathe-
Ttt.ti Thanksette1ng meeting of tate
Belgravia Wamerrfa, tneti.htte will be
held at the keine of Mrs, Jas. M;achlie
011
Tuesday, October 19th 'at 2:30.
Troll eall "Oise thing I have to be
thankful for,"
an. inatlal training school at Bell -
villa, Jarvis, Awcienne' Utorette is
Quebec and received his bombs aim -
en's wtngs and commission as a
pilot officer on December 4, 1942:
B e went t0 Britain -early In Jam-
ary of this year.
Surviving besides bis parents are
two brothers and one ,sister. aThey •
are Trooper Archie McKay over-
seas, Duneatp athome and Florence,
Mrs, Howard • McNaught, at home,
G,EY
Presentation
Ott
Monday afternoon, Oct 4th,
Mary Lou McFarlane and June'
Work, representing the neighbors
11011, of the community, called at the
100 yd. dash -W. Spivey, 0. Sander- home of Mrs..Alex. Armetrong, 7th
-son. Murray Matheson, cmc, Grey.
Junior Champimt-Don Sanderson on behalf of twig rs and friends
24, 2nd Wilfred Spivey 21, 3rd in the community the resented her
.4hu•ray. SIarheson, with a basket of dahlias •and french
l,o3s open bicycle race D. Sander- marigolds in the autumn• shades,
soir, Tett, Mitchell, Ross. Knight i and a Bulrwa goad wrist watch, =
Senior Girls areemilanied by The following
Rhnuing thigh -Mary McDonald 4- address: -
1etvt 2 insth,es, Jeau 5McDo , 'della Dear Belle;-.
Bryan& - i We your neighors and friends
iluttuing broad --,lean Speiran 11 -feet wish to express our rergret', at your
8 -ruches, Josephine lranhorntsrn 11- . n>ovirg from our midst,
1501 3-inehes, Idella Bryans. Front earliest c'hildliood your
Hotr-stet) and jump 1, 731,yans 25- : home has been in this district.
feet, Jean Speiren, 7, VanNorman. � Throughout the years, your spirit
Solt ball throw -Jean Speiran; 1. of good will and co-operation, Use
13ryans, Margaret Bell.., been an !aspiration not only during.
Standing broad ---Jean Speiran 6 -feet, school days and. in ;Sunday sebooi
3 -inches, I, Bryan% J. Van_ I word;,- but also in e11 social activities
Norman, ' i of this c0mntunety. We will always
100 -yard flesh -Margaret Bell, Mary cherir1 fond memories of many
McDonald, 3, Speiran.. happy hours spent with you ands
Senior champion -Jean ,S•peiran 22,' Alex around your 1111'bside and wi
and, Idella Bryant 13, 8rd Mary hope to hove -many opportunities o
McDonald. returning 'your kind hospitalit3
Inteemedlate Girls- With our heartiest good wishes 1v
Softball throw -Ruth Wilson, Doris ask you to accept this wrist watch.
13owinan, Ieabslle Bowman. In ' remembrance of your many-
High jump --•Lillian Gibson 4 -feet
2 -inches, Veronica Blake, Helen
&1'11 Str0ng, ._
73 -yard dash -Ruth ididDonald, Sean
Hull, Aveline Mann.
S:hamdtnrg broad -Jean Hull 6 -feet 4 -
inches;' Labra Spells Isabelle both her ,and her late husband:
Cardiff, :[']hese kindnesses will long be
Itumndn.g• broad- idlien Gibson. 11- elterle3tei,
feet :l inches, lean Hull, Laura
friends. Mrs. Armstrong would
like to thank everyone for their
kind thoughts expressed in this
tangible way. The neighborly good
win tbat has existed through all the
years1 has been much appreciated gy
Spelt, BORN
100' yard flash -1111th 1%ioDonald, 'DAVIS--Iit Brussels, on Tuesday';.
Isabeile Cardiff, ;Jean, Hell, October 12th, to Mr, and Mr;i.
Tnterniecilate, d11ampion,--Tuan Hui1 James DaPis, Stla 500. of Morris -a
.12, 2114 ;itutit 1'4310Denal& and son,
TsillNan, Gibson, 10 each,
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Junior Calrls
70 yard dash -Doreen Matte, Huth
.Ieweli, Dorothy Fraser.
High jnrnp--Dorothy Tu•aser 4 -feet
30.111011, Audrey Anderson, Marg-
aret Worinnaat.
Softball throw -Ruth Jewell, Marg-
aret Workman, Doreen Conde,
Standing 'bnna.de-eDerothy Fnaaer 'ti•
feet 74nlehes, Doreen, Coutts, auto
Rnnniig broad•--Doretbl' Taraser 11-
feet 11I1nches, Margn+ref Work-
Man,
orkroan, Golden Fisher.
fitniot elesnp1otr-••Dor'otltiy Fraser
10, 2nd.Ttoreen Gouda and ltuth
7515511 9 each, 4th Margaret Work.
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