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November 2nd-3rd---Matinee THE BIRDS AND THE BEES starring David Niven, George Gobel and Mitzi Gaynor, November 4th-5th-6th THE HARDER THEY FALL starring Humphrey Bogart and Jan Sterling, November 7th-8th IT'S A DOGS LIFE starring Jerry Lewis and J, Richards, WEDDING IN MONACO - Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier, 0-0-0 NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES The response to the proposed typing and shorthand courses has been very gratify- ing and a class of twenty-six registered to date. Equipment has been ordered and on November 5th a meeting will be held for organizational purposes, at which time evenings will be determined and class divided into two parts, one to commence at 7:00 p.m, and the other at 8:00 p.m. The class on Monday will meet at 7 o'clock, At present only nine men 'have re- gistered for the Applied Electricity Course. No classes will be held unless the required minimum of ten enroll. If there are a sufficient number enroll those already registered will be notified in time for an organizational meeting on November 5th at 7:00 pom. 0-0-0 J. SHIVAS ADDRESSES T.B.H.S. Last Friday's meeting of the T,B.H,.S. was enlivened by a most informative talk given by Mr. J. Shivas on "Soils and Fertilizers", Mr. Shivas outlined, briefly, the history of the experimentation carried out in regard to commercially fertilizing soil in the last hundred years, He des- cribed the progressive natural action throughout the ages which gave us the form ation of the present local soil, He out- lined the necessary nutrients required by plants for growth and how to ap»ly them to the local soil for the greatest plant growth, The Society is indebted to lir, Shivas for this valuable and educational talk. (Cont. on next col.) Page 3 : J. SHIVAS ADDRESSES T.B.H.S. (Cont.) 'iat Mr. C, Sitch showed a film taken of our local Annual Show and flower gardens, Mr, Farrow showed slides taken by himself and Mr, A. Zyri of locally grow flowers and gardens, Next meeting is planned for Friday, Nov. 16th. A better attendance is hoped LON, ' 0-0-0 CREDIT UNION DINNER Don't forget to reserve the night of Saturday, November 17th for the Annual meeting. Here is your chance to see how the Credit Union is operating. have a stake in it and it's to your advantage to be there, Dinner - 6:30 Meeting 8:00 p.m. Tickets $2.00 per couple. You o~0-0 ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Remember the An:ual Christmas Bazaar at the Community Church, November LOGh treme SOON. 5200, Aprons, Baked Goodies. Touch and Take Table Candy Table CyGelel se GEres Fish Pond -- Tea Served Adults 35¢ Children 15¢ Ladies - Don't forget your hand= made articles for the Opportunity Table - anything up to a dollar, o-0-0 SAFETY SLOGAN Winners of last week!s Safety Slogan "Our Common Enemy (Avoidable) Available Accidents" were: A. Gerow, W. Shynkaryck, R, Linnert, A. Valiquette, W. Corrigan, R. Mitchell, J, Levesque, H,. Landry, Ted Brown, L, Fudal,. Those'-who missed were: E, Storvold, R, Fournier, J. Charban, J. Sweet, A. Connors, E,. Zielke, ik. McLeod, P. Cairns, J. Kennedy, W. Wallin, S. Sloboda, L, Plourde, o-0-0 CUB_AND SCOUT CHRISTMAS CARDS Once again, the Cub and Scout Group Committee are seliing Christmas Cards. You will be contacted in the near future by a Co:mittee member, who will have a large display of cards, books, etc, to show you. Your orders help the Cub's and Scout's Group Committee build and operate the camp at White Sand Lake, and finance the work throughout the year,