Telegram from New Guinea Congratulates Bride Groom Standards of white mums de corated Holy Cross C Church on when Susan and Jim exchanged wedding vows rather Gerald Craih officiate and Mr Red The bride who the daughter of Mr and Mrs It J Howird 1 Co is given in mar father in the ble Tlic groom is the on of Mr and Mrs Her ri ilangir Street The go featured a full ordinal skirt with roses and lace top and She a floral head piece and short scalloped veil and carried red baby rose and white mums- She a white bible to by her godparent Mr Mrs It Ascllon of GOWNED IN TURQUOISE Cynthia Scott us mill of honour wore yellow peiu de with a pleated nil There wen it the collar and hemline and wore mums in her hair and yellow anil turquoise mums and Lorraine inters of the bride and groom were similarly gowned in turquoise cms and Tammy nieces of the bride in turquoise peau sole with while flowered over lays and carried baskets yellow and turquoise mums Donald Grahams was grooms and the grooms brothers Id and wtre ushers CREPE AND LACE At a reception in Sacred Heart Hall the brides mother wore a pml lace ensemble and he grooms mother was In turquoise crepe and Lice in of while a honeymoon trip to bride wore a print dress bone white and a of while munis Guests at tho wedding milton Acton Brampton Glen Williams Port Credit Burlington Term CotU and Hull Quebec The bride and groom received a telegram from Mr and Mrs L of Gorolca New Guineau She is a pen pal of the bride and they have been writing to each other for over six years Prior to marriage bride was guest at three mis cellaneous given by Miss Cindy Scott Mm How and the brides aunts Mrs D and Mrs T Main- Toronto Mrs Sheila was hostess at a lin en shower Mr and Mrs are living aft 19 Court He is employed with General Fire- proofing and she with Smith Stone Ltd MR AND MRS JIM SIGN THE REGISTER me to Church For that ye ought to lay Hi the Lord will thill llv and do this or tat Include God in your plans His wJI your way LUTHERAN CHURCH Windsor Road at Carole St Sinda School am hip Service 11 J Pastor BAPTIST CHURCH formerly St Pauls Minn Rev Cairns Organist Mrs am Church School m Morning Worship Evening Fellowship Subject The Doctrine of tie Spirit I VISITORS WELCOME I Georgetown Pentecostal Church Masonic Tampla No Hwy Lin Pastor Jack Telephone SUNDAY SERVICES JO a m Sunday School am and Come and enjoy fellowship and helpful ministry Affiliate of the Georgetown Alliance Church Evangelical Centennial Public School Minister D J Phillips Telephone 11am Morning Evening Sen ice PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mlnlittrt Rev H Smith am Church School 11 a m Morning Worship Nursery Care ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH Guelph Si MINISTER Robert Scrivcns Organist Mr John Taylor 30 a m Church School Grade I and up a Morning Worship Nursery to Grade No Junior Congregation Fellowship of Hymn singing bible study and C03IE AND WORSHIP Knox Presbyterian Church Main and Church MINISTER 10 1 am REV YOUNG Church School Morning Worship NURSERY CARE ORGANIST Mrs Gowland ANOTHER GOSPEL AT- Maple Ave Baptist Church 8 Maple East FEATURING A The Gospel Minstrels Quartette Fergus Instrumental Group Duels Quartettes 7 SUNDAY EVENING NOVEMBER lit DO COME BUT COME EARLY School Economy Move No Bother to Halton County will not to go on a diet lo into even tighter limits on education iilR the provincial government introduced for Director of education J told board of eduction last week it could Jul within the now on as long as it did not introduce any dramatic dopart in or services for NO CUTS Natural growth existing can be provided he said no cuts would be Singleton said Queens Park has a sit ptr cent tacTtase in secondary school though the teacher involved a por ant increase ROOM AT TOP He laid this may hurl some hoards but bee use the was not at the lop of the in iv have some room in Singioton said The province has allowed for a spending increase of per at the grade school level eh Li a tightening of ready net controls cannot emphasize too Arson Charge Cant Get Bail A year old House of Commons messenger is being held custody until on a charge of arson The Hull resident was irged earlier this sum v setting fire to a barn at Notre Dame do Beauregard Farm south of Judge J Wed ncsdaj set bail at cash or propciy but the was unable to raise the money told the j idge he could raise cash strongly the- need for every economy in the light of the economic pressure which prevail at the present time education minister William D vis said in a recent letter to all boards HAVE TO GALLOP Singleton told the board la had to put such tight on spending because Prog rcssive party made a campaign promise that would pay per cent of all education coots It would work up gradually it said from the current per cent figure have to gallop in to stand still said Singleton to get up to CO per cent when the total figure is increasing go rap BRIDGE CLUB Bridge winners it the George town Duplicate Bridge Club on Tuesday Oct In the Legion Auditorium with tables in piny were North South Mrs Taj lor Mrs A Bradley Art Mr Atkinson third W Wandel J Coats and R Ray were fourth with Prust fifth East West Miss Margery Mackenzie and Miss Log an second Mrs Iiilian Law rence Mrs fiorris 3rd Mrs E Tyers Sara Ed wards Larry J Volasko with Mrs Peggy ends and Mrs Flora Smith 5th Brick Strike Fizzles MILTON For all Intents and purposes the almost yearlong strike at Milton Brick Co bas ended About men went on strike over wage differences ear ly in the year When a hearing with the Labour Relations Board was held July lees than of original strikers were left Now there ara none on the picket line A REMEMBRANCE DAY PRAYER Devon High School Da von Abarta Our Father Who Art in Heaven Bless the soldiers who died for the sake of freedom thosa who bear the bears of war Bless those who mourn I stop to ponder over these words They are most Impres sive but almost meaningless to me They do not arouse ones of lost friends or relatives No visions of battlefields or dyin soldiers do I see I have no thoughts of poppies AH that I sec are people real people the soldiers remain anonymous shadowy figures of mind these people around me truly exist An elderly lady on my left involuntarily heaves a mournful sigh Two tiny streams liquid course down her wrinkled face Her eyes bear scars of loneliness and sorrow Who did he lose in the war A son A husband perhaps To her the soldiers were real people they were part of her lite Part of her died with them Perhaps she believes that deaths were not justified She does not think in terms of patriotism but in terns of love All she knows Is that her loved ones are buried thousands of rmles away in foreign soil and that but for the war they would be alive today Blessed are those who mourn for shall be comforted the old lady is a middle aged man He is a classic picture of masculine form except for the acara he bo us One arm is missing The chair he site on Is his mean of locomotion How different his life would be If he would not have been In the war What bitter thoughts doe he harbour What he must have endured Does he feel the price he paid for freedom was too great Docs he sometimes wish that he had died rather than live the life of a cripple As I try to put my self in his place to understand the horror and pain he must have known I sec a tear roll down his cheek Pity my entire being But perhaps he weeps for the friends he lost Bui now he heartily Joins in the singing of O Canada Bless who bear the tears of war Across the aisle I see a nurse She stands proud and erect Her shoulders sag slightly and she attempts to rub a piece of dust from her eye Perhaps she nursed the wounded soldiers What does Remembrance Day mean to her How many boys died in her arms How many mangled heaps of flesh did she try to comfort 1 try to Imagine what the is thinking Perhaps she remembers the bloody fields or fallen lines Per haps the memory of a special patient comes to mind She may bo remembering times when she wrote letters for the dying lade How her heart must have ached as she performed her duly The sight of each wounded soldier must hove brought frcvh agony to her heart What bitter and terrifying lay hidden in her think I shall add ara the for they are servants of God I look at the empty space at my right and I think of the who died As the strains of the Last Post reach my ears my minds eye receives a series of pictures I ice young men arising to light in battle see them leave camp courag cursing the enemy And I see some men fall down never to rise again Now 1 see dark open graves 1 stop to wonder if he soldiers died in vain What Is the freedom they battled for I believe that freedom Is the look in the eyes of a child It la the the smile on the lips of the Freedom is the heart and soul of mankind Now I understand I know now that our men did not die In vain They died that we might live As the notes of Reveille sear through the air I feel a in my With a swelling pride I think of of freedom and of the unknown soldier the soldiers died for the sake of freedom In the name of Free they fell but in the name of Glory they shall live 2nd BIG WEEK STEAK SALE wo vmn FANCY TOMATO JUICE Mta PAPER TOWELS Ban on wis wain tow VEGETABLES SUKJfi OR mil CHI 3 AT FRUIT JUICES OB no Ullla PEI POTATOES TO THIS WEEK CANVAS REPRODUCTION Fin WITH On IGA LUCKY SHOPPER Mrs Ted Brown 1731 Jelly DESSERTS ANNA MARIA A tm Apple Juice 2d Grade A Butter TALL CANS A Carnation Milk for also lucky as she i Wins Prize for Essay on Pollution A Hornby rl fa the recipient an environmental aclence aw ard presented by Sower Water Main CkmtracLors Assoc of Metropolitan Toronto Judy Cordon of the line Hornby who is a Grade 10 dent at the Holy Nome of High School essay on pollution which Iiil- been the inain talk for thi year In all local towns and leu Judys pollution off when he told by Mr of hat she had won 1st which was the sum The award will be presented to Judy on November 19 lowing a banquet at Royal York Hotel Mr and 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