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12 Bum EXAMINER FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1m summon Birth of Daughter Belated congratulations to Mr and Mrs Sergeant nee Peg gy Oliver upon the recent birth of their daughter at Royal Vic toria Hospital And Son Congratulations also to Mr and Mrs Hamid MeMaster nee Ann Simpson upon the birth of son on Oct 28 Visiting Ministers Recent guest ministers at St Thomas have been Rev Bevan Monks Banting of Ivy and Rev Mr Stanley of Midland At Convention Mrs Peissick spent three days at the Federation of Agri culture convention held at Big Chief Lodge WA Meeting The Womans Auxiliary met at Mrs Caidwells on Oct 23 with good attendance Miss Ruth Fieidmnn spoke on the study book discussion regard ing the advisabilit of joining with the Guild to ma one group was left with no decision Swimming Commlttee Shanty Bay swimming commit tcc met with the Simcoe County director Miss Louise Colley on the afternoon of Oct 43 at the home of Mrs Raikes The season was felt to have been definite Success despite bad weather and plans are going ahead for an even better session next summer llalloween Party Halloween party was held at the community hall on Friday Oct 28 with large number of children attending in costume The first contest for girls 10 and under was won by Bonnie Martin dressed as an Indian Owen Wnss captured the prize for boys 10 and under as pir ate The prize for best costume no age limit was awarded Betty Cameron who portrayed most terrifying witch The door prize was won by Mrs Bud Wass Joan Herbert in the garb of man and Ivan Miller as the lady won the lucky spot dance while clown Bill More and oldfashion ed lady Bonnie Taylor were the lucky waltz winners Hot dogs and soft drinks were served after which the older girls and boys enjoyed dancing Wedding Shower largo crowd gathered at the community hall rcccntl to honor Grace Pattendcn an Ronald Young with shower before their marriage shirlcy Bowden and Ruth Pattendcn assisted in open ing the many lovely gifts and both Ronald and Grace thanked the community for their kindness and goomwishes The evening concluded with dancing alter dainty lunch had been served llallowoen Tea The Guild of St Thomas held most successful Hallowocn tea and opportunity sale at the hall and lay reader Arnold on Wednesday Del 24 The room gaily decorated in tradi tional black and orange motifs gave party air to the event Ever po ular the home baking table an candy booths did brisk buiness and the white ele phant table attracted many pur cbasers All manner of assorted tea delicacies tempted those in at tendanceand helped make the afternoon neighborly social event Tumbled from Pony Gary Atkinson was hospitalized for few days following turn ble from his pony He will be confined to his home for some time We extend sincere wishes that his eouvalescencc will not be too long and that he will soonrbe back to school with his friends out of Hospital Mrs Taylor has returned from Royal where she recently underwent surgery and is gradually feeling better Mr Davidson although allow ed home from hospital for few days was taken back very ill on Oct 28 Brownies Ilalloween The Brownies held aIIalloween party at theahome of Mrs Mur tin on Oct 29 after school Com pietc iih witehes den in charge tCarol Atkinson and Gypsy fortune teller Irene Syz perski the afternoon was suc cession of fun and games Diane liuxtable as shimmer ing fairy won first prize for cos Iumes although all Brownies showed ingenuity in their choice of masquerade After bountiful lunch pea nut scramble sent the little girls home in tired but happy state Guides Masquerade The same evening the Girl Guides held masquerade party at Mrs Martins home they too being well dlsguisedin original costumes The prize was awarded Janet and Judy Dingman dressed as little oldvfashloned ladics in black silk headed heirloom gowns jumbled word contest per tinent to Hallowecn and an out door trcasurc hunt were features of the evenings fun delicious and abundant lunch brought the busy day to close Week at Home Mrs Evelyn Murphy is spend ing weeks holiday at her home here Visiting Friends Mr and Mrs More spent week recently visiting with friends in Toronto Bright Lon don Kitchener and Dundas Welcometo Village most sincere welcome is ex tended to the new families In tho villageMr and Mrs Cooke and daughter Mr and Mrs Levinson and three children of King who have moved onto the farm formerly owned by Merv Sanderson Mr and Mrs Crows ton and three children of Saskat chewan who are in the old Terry the I311er IhaIwill5 wmnomnmmnndan Willard pile start at only IKCMANOI my fem guaranteed Aulix IIs Victoria Hospital There on com things you inst cant not on desert island opened classrooms At the regular monthly meet ing of Codrtngton Home and School Association on Oct 25 panel composed of two members of the school staff Gable of the school board and Scott school inspector presented an in teresting discussion The school boardgave the go ahead on voluntary accident policy for all pupils portion of the barber shop chorus entertained This com paratively new group performed like professionals and their sing ing was enjoyed by all The meeting adjourned to the home the Mackic family occupy Ing the former Bradley home Itecent Visitors Colonel Hale of Kingston re cently visited with the Oliver family and Mrs Oliver of Mon treal spent twodays with her sons family Peter Oliver and Keith Cald well are going to the AYPA con ference at Windsor on the Nov weekendl and refresh ments were served The next meeting will be held Nov 29 at 815 pm The fathers will plan the entertainment BAXTER ASSOCIATION MEETS The monthly meeting of Baxter Home and School Asocintinn held Monday evening opened with the singing of Canada with Mrs Edgar at the plano The president was in the chair Scripture was read by Mrs Menary followed by The Lords Prayer in unison All were welcomedby Mrs Gauiey Begin Your Citizenship at Home was read by the presi dent Minutcs of the last meet ing wereread by Mrs Coch rane and the treasurers report was read by Mrs MeAfee who also read paper on Citizen ship The speaker Mr Smith from Alliston Police Department gave an interesting talk on Safety demonstrating an bicycle the rules and regulations for the boys and girls Mrs Denny thanked Mr Smith Public speaking was participa ted in by the junior and senior room pupils Prizes were given to all the boys and girls who took part Mrs McAfee read poem The Child The parent education convener on as East Simcoe Wi President Will Address Branch alarrie Womens Institute will meet Tuesday at 115 p111 at the iswkrze of Mrs Baker 66 Victoria et Tea hostesses will be Mm Cola Mrs Ley Mrs Harper and Mn Easton Roll call will be cell eetien for the Poppy Fund vJhe speaker will be Mrs MeKennoy of Orillia East Sins coe district president Edgar me letter from the Childrens Aid Society poem by Mrs Gauley was followed by the alugingof The Queen Lunch was served by the ladies CALL THE EXAMINER FOR PRINTING iPIIONE PA $2414 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