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INSTITUTE HEARS [7 FINE ADDRESS Well- Known Author and se Speaker At Brougham Women's Institute Mrs, T. C. Brown, Corres.) i, di Russel Gray al ( Bamfest and Pied Day eid 4 many old friends fod of years in amateur Radio ac- tivities, Women's Halttale The good attendance of mem and visitors at the August meeting of the Women's Institute was gra- titying to the officers. Mrs. Holtby and Mrs. W. Ellicott were out again after being shut-ins {ol Wright and daughter Mrs, Hil- Too of Georgetown The Geo Dryman family were visitors at home of Mrs, Brown during last week. Mrs. Brown celebrated her 84th birthday anniversary on Asus 27, and had many callers and birthday tings, Miss Scott of Rochester was a week end guest at the home of Mrs, Johnston and Grant. Miss Doreen Findlay accompan« fed Mrs, W, Knox home for the week end at the H. Malcolm home, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Willson spent the week end with the Warren Will- son family, The Dean Mairs family spent a weeks' outing, motoring north as far as Parry Sound, and other nor- thern points. Ken Madill on the birth of their little son, on August 24, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, = FALL THRESHING E22 | ENDS AT HAYDON thanking | Many Visitors In District been a setter established that in Britain the jam ration allows 1 1b. Ju month per person. It is & possibility that Brougham will send a gift par- cel to these English members, Mrs, Harvey reported a visit from Mr. Bowles, Field Secretary for Cross, who suggested that North Pickering branch keep up its Red Cross activities through a loan cu] d and other assistance which would help the Township nurse, Mrs, Rhoten, and so make a Petter contribution toward better health in the Township. But the chief interest of the af- centred on Mrs, Lereine Ballantyne, well-known writer and speaker, and representative of Ro- bin Hood Flour Mills. She was ac- companied by Mrs. Dennis of Ot- tawa. "The Story of Handicrafts" as told by Mrs. Ballantyne traced the growth of skills manifested through their craftsmanship of var- |g fous nations, She was particularly enthusiastic about the beauty of In- dian work, which prompted the president to ask Mrs. Norton to tell Mrs, Ballantyne of the interest- ing collection of handicrafts brought here by Mrs, Allan Miller from the Arctic. Referring to the products of the Company she so ably repres- ents, Mrs. Ballantyne told about feed bags being dyed and embroid- ered, and of the beauty of the ar- ticles so made. She urged her listen- ers to portray our own through the designs of their hands. She told how Hungarians make their own designs as they bh no patterns, and of the 11 they develop in consequence. She provid- ed a list of books relative to all kinds of crafts, and Brougham will be glad to assist anyone who would like to know about them. Also the Jroksiss of 4 s¥ y of the new cook now in press was heard with interest. In thanking Mrs, Ballantyne for her entertaining talk, Mrs. Robertson paid tribute to the skill and talents of many of the members which have been so well demonstrated through the war years in hese work for Red Cross. During e making { 0 tions by Mrs. hip, Mrs, ton, Mrs, Hodgson and Mrs, O. Burton, another visitor to Bro Mrs, G. sang several delightful Lullabies of her own composition. As the members dispersed, regret- it seemed, the words of the Institute Ode came to mind, "A AS A Personals Rev. T. E. Kennedy took for theme for discourse on Sunday, "Je sus the Way the Truth and the Life." Congregation was good. The Sunday School held a picnic at Greenwood Park on Thursday afternoon. Although weather was rather good for a picnic, thos who attended report a very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all, Choir resumes practice at church on Thursday evening. Sunday visitors at the E. Holtby home on Sunday were: 3 Vern Slocum of Gowanda; Mrs, Olga Da- vies of Buffalo; Mr, and Mrs, Har- Hyrgeaves, Kenneth and Carol of ron Mrs. Seebeck had as guests on Sunday two sisters, Mrs. Bentley of Buffalo and Mrs, Cavanagh, a niece and two nephews, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Young and Mr, Frank Cava- Nr. "Tea Blolth , Holtby spent the week end with his family in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Will Knox had a motor trip to Western Ontario to visit relatives over the week end. Guests at the Carl Devitt home recently were Mr. and Mrs, Will Wright of Toronto and Mrs. Har- along,' During The Past Week-End (Mrs. Hilda , Haydon, Sept. 3~--Mrs, Delbert Myles and Shirley, Orono; Mrs. Henry Smith, Hornpayne; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Potts and Lynda, visited Mr. and Mrs, Don Carr and Sangnter, Enniskillen; Mr, Walter 8 , Toronto; Mr, Gordon Stevens, Enniskillen, Mr, Jim Mc- Laughlin, Jr, Union, at A. Beech's, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Fontaine, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, A. McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ashton and Brad, Toronto, spént the holiday with Mr. H. Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. George Avery, Sr, Little Britain, spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs, C. Avery. Miss June Anderson, Toronto, has returned to her work, school re-opening on Tuesday, September Vivian Cowling, Helen Bretrum and Olayton Read are going to Bowmanville High School, as they A number of the farmers in this istrict have their fall threshing one. The weather continues cloudy and cool, with a number of fall fairs on, meaning the .fgll weather Is here and summer gone, have not been able to secure a teacher for Enniskillen Continua- tion School, Mies Shirley Garrard visited re- latives at Oshawa. Mr, Henry Ashton and Mrs, A. Corr.) Red | Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Martin's, ® Start the meal right with the iced tang of rich, full. bodied Heinz Tomato Juice' For crimson colour and downright home-tast- ing flavour no other equals it, IF YOU BAKE AT HOME, be sure active Fresh Yeast with the familiar World's First Twin-Engine Helicopter It, i mow 5 Aen ; bh Z The world's largest and first twin-engined helicopter, known as the navy's XHJD-1, which has been built in collaboration with the Bureau of Aeronautics in Washington, D.O, Two 450 horsepower engines power the craft's two lifting rotors which are arranged side by side. The XHJD.1 was designed primarily as a research vehicle in order to obtain vitally needed data, useful to the whole field of rotary wing aircraft, Read spent a few days in Toronto, | special Harvest Home services on service at 8 o'clock. Hoping that where Mrs, Ashton underwent an |Sunday and entertainment and | now the holidays are over that our operation on Friday. supper on Monday, Sunday service will be well attend Beveral from here attended the | Sunday School at 2 pm. Church ed. Royal Winter Fair Opens Nov. 12 When, after a war-caused eight- year suspension, the Royal Winter Fair re-opens at Toroato on No- vember 13 it will have added mark- edly to its list of rural and farm activities, and be rounded off by new features to give country life a still better representation, accord ing to an interview with Manager W. J. (Bil) Dryden. More than in the past, women's interests, both through Women's Institutes and otherwise are to find a larger part in the plans, No breed or sub-breed, heavy draft horses to farmyard bantame, is to be skipped when the Royal resumes for its 18th fair and enters its 25 year of top-notching on this continent in agricultural display. 'The general city and town public seems equally avid for those master touches of showmanship that only the Royal can muster now. Reports from lve stock men reaching the Toronto office from the Rocky Mountains, and from be- yond in fruit and poultry, vie in eagerness to re-enter the oldtime friendly strife with those from the Maritimes. The Royal's headquare ters and general offices have been permanently moved to its own splendid block of fair buildings in Exhibition Park, where over 400 from IIR THE TIMES-GAZETTE Thursday, September 5, 1046 § under a grant by the Rehabilitation Commission, restoring and redecor= ak vesliors Wik Toth = poreonal foueh eel a uc of pride in the Oo putonl loch of farm folks' own national fair, Reduced railway fares will be availe able, Entries close October 19, Royal dates: November 12-20 (eight ys). MYTH EXPLODED The number of points on a deer"s antlers do not necessarily corre- spond with the number of years the animal has lived, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH LAGGING IN FRANCE Paris--French scientific research, which at one time led the world, will make less progress in the next ten years than American savants are likely to make in six months. That is the considered estimate of Raymond Moch of the experi- mental physics laboratory of the Ooh present. 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