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Gibbons daughter of Mrand Mrs Le Gibbons of Stroud and the groom is the son of Mrs Wice and the late Earl che of Stroud After wedding trip will be making their home no to Northern Ontario the couple or Siroud Smttlx Studio Photo BrideElect Enlerrained at ironic Shower An October brideelect Yvonne Louise Snyder was enter mined recently at shower at the home of Mrs Hirst in To ronto Hostesses were Mrs Hirst and her sister Mrs Gordon Brown of Barrie The bridetoabe sat under beautifully decorated roseentwin ed arbor and was assigted by her sister Mrs Leadlovv mm read the shower cards 91 She thanked her many friends for shower gifts Refreshments were served by Mrs Paquetfe Mrs Newton Mrs mother of the Harold Fraud Miss Smders marriage to Dr Frederick Harold Freud will take place on Saturday Oct 17 1953 at three pm in KingswayLambton United Church Toronto followgcl by reception at Kileooly Gar dens Mimico TRY AN groome1ecl Mrs Mrs John Drain Puts on Blue Bonus Finds it Best cue from Mrs John Drainie Claim Murray of radio fame and wife of the wellknown actor ComparrBLUE BONNET Mai ne with any spread at my pricel this leading Canadian lzidy youll find Blur BONNETS fresh sheet avor always rates top billing Eoull love its yearround nutritional value Youll be delighted Willi thegdollars sou save whenyou use BLUE BONNET 11v BLLYEBONNET get All Fliivorl Nutrition Economqe BLUE BoNNm Margarine sold the regular economy package color Iafer B13123 THANKSGIVING Miss Eiown Mrs Him and thh 111mm nwmw PHONE 2414 Valuable Service To Whitby Given By Rev Channen Oshawa TimesGazette Rev Gordon Channen rector of All Saints Anglican Chumh who left with his family recently for new field of labor in Christ Church Scarboro in addition to his many duties as rector of large and growing congregation found time to give to several com munity enterprises When the Whitby Community Clhesl was organized and heldJrls ghwdoveiyasam moagmmt first campaign Rev Mr Ohamen was the chairman and his zeal and hard work in association with willing workers contributed much to the campaign Helped KInsm en Club member of the Whitby Kins men Club for some time he was made an honorary member few years ago and has been reappoint ed year after year The current Kin Bulletin paysithis tribute to him Gordon Ohannen is leaving Whitby this month to take up his good work in Scarboro Gord may not be known as Kinsman to some of the younger members in the club Several years ago owing to his many activities in the com munity he resigned as arrlactive member The following Siimem ber he was made an honorzrlfyimem ber and ha beenreappointed each year since With his knowledge of the circumstances of most people in town he has been valuable as an adviser on the welfare com mittee Christmas baskets and other help went only to those worthy of such care regardless of race or creed Yes We are go ing to miss Gard Channen around town but we have all proted by the pnivilege of knowng him as iiiisler and Kinsman May we Kinsman Club of Whitby wish yauviandUKleamily every suc cess in your new home Active in Ministerial Mikhnnnen has been activeLin the Work of Whitby Ministerial Association In fraternal circles he is member of Composite LodgeAFtmd AM Principal Bowman report ed to the Barrie District Collegiate Institute Board at its rst meeting of the full term that the Cl10 had never haul Striviothei morn than tins year Through the guidance tiepamiient the collegiate was able to assignl almost all students to classes offerg in ecurses of their choice before school opening This left only thoso students transferring from other districts and those who had clung ed their minds to be assigned Within two day and with Li Ingl imitm of confusion regullr r31 tine was well underway The School was in nice condi at fazngly 5913 Sunday with Mrs Annie Holt and Mrs Edgar Nevils and Lang Aldfaflul Elliot WI tBRlDGE Adlai Aid Meeting Fred 813 am lltlii to Ladies lid Wozlziwtlzty zifzcri zine MA tf the meel and Mrs lflt ui zw Email Molun gvc DJQcI on the was Hillcll 5w ion for opening the principal toklv the board members adding that had also looked very well for Cen tennial Week Three rooms and the boys locker room were roQ painted and new furniture was installed in one room The tops of the desks in two other rooms were nicely refinished An effec tive change was made in the veill filalion fan system in the mainl rbuilding and it appeared to be sOlution to the problem at very reasonable cost Mr Bowman regretted that thil plans for the guidance counselling offices had to be postponed and requested that this be undertaken at the Christmas vacation if pos sible With courses becoming more complicated he felt that effective counselling was more necessary vDuring Centennial Week the staff organized and undertook ar rangements for the afternoon re union at the collegiate and the board opened the school to the public very successful and en joyable afternoon tea and garden party was held stated Mr Bow man He congratulated the staff president Norman Synnott and Mrs Cockburn tea convener on its success It was estimated that about 1000 people enjoyed the social gettogether The concert in the Arena spon sored by the Barrie Collegiate Band during Centennial Week was an outstanding success The Centennial Band thrilled large audience of over 2600 The guest performers rounded out program that we shall recall with enjoyment and pride The band also competed in the top Canadian National Exhibition competition and came second fol an Air Force band from Hamilton It was awarded prize of 300 dollars Courses of study have not been changed much at the school this year with the exceptionof certain natural developments shop home economics and agricul ture options have moved up to GradeXI leveL Agriculture has also been offered in Grade as an alternative for art and vocal music for boys About 50 boys chose this option Registration at the collegiate this year was reasonably complete with totals given as of Sept 16 at the board meeting total of 854 pupils registered allthe opening of the fall term Vcomparecl with to tals of 824831 79 and 754 in the years 1952 1951 1350 and 1949 Three hundred students register ed in Grade 1X 203 in Grade 183 in Grade X1 121 in Grade XII end 67 in Grade XIII School opened on Sept for registration and organization and on Sept fix regular classes All members of the staff were ready for theopening with the exception Lfk9il with by Mrs Mr BAtiI Mi is holidayi trig mill hot soninlaw andl daughter Mr and My Fred BlairE Leave for Eth Cowl Mr and Mrs Arthur Gardiner and MP and Mrs loft Thursdsy on holiday to the 015 cozlvt M13s Harries Toronto spent the her sisteinlaw Harries and daughter Piggy Macintosh visizizig her elitism Mm Lnitrcllcr md uml ily Hamilton Alum Arkscy rtitzrilcd to T0 mum on Sunday allot spending holidays with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Robins arid other relatives Irs Watt Coldwaler visited her daughter lVllS William Houn somv Mr llounsomc and family Sunday Mr Ritlout is spending days at Iron Bridge Mix few of Knox who was suffering from temporary illness The following new teachers have been assigned to the staff Miss Nancy Smith head of the modems department Herbert Lacey head of the classics department William Lonergan French and Latin Upper school students did well on their departmental examina tions this year felt the principal Several students set fine records for the class notably Nelmzi Wigg Ross Morrow Jane Perkins Shir ley Frid Bud Cockbum Tom Sea wright John Martin and Robin Wright Scholarships and bursaries awarded to the 1953 graduates were as follows Preston Ross Morrow Reuben Wells scholarship for the University of Toronto $1372 Nelmm Wigg Mc Master scholarship $600 Jane Peta kins University of Western On tario $100 Ralph Lougheed Tom GeneraISeawright and John Warnica Do minionProvincial university bun saries each valued at $400 Shirley Frid University College bursary at the University of Toronto $400 and Atkinson Foundation bursary The curtains for the stage of the school auditorium which were purchased by last years Student Council were installed in August and improve the appearance of the stage reported Mr Bowman These cost about $700 He acknowledged several gifts to the school These were trophy for public speaking donated by the Lions Club in memory of Frank Dobson trophy for projects un dertaken by students for the Barrie fair donated by the Kiwanis Club and fine picture of the Queen from Mahers Shoe Store He ap preciated the interest of these groups in the school Roslusous GREATTALL EVENT This spring he completed threeyear term as Rural Dean of East York Born inBarrie Mr Channen took his BA in Arts at Univer Wycliffe He waspriested in 1930 and for two years continued as curate at the Church of the Re deemer in Toronto whemijne had With Also in the famous YELLOW Qumbag for fasteasy color served his student days He then held parishes at Dunfreon and Bradford coming to Whitby in 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