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Sniders' Forum will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Royle next Monday evening to transact some remain- ing business before disbanding until next season, % vewws Munn's Church was the scene of a pretty wedding Saturday af- ternoon, when Geraldine. St. John, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus St, John, Munn's Corners, became the bride of Harold Brunsden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bruns- den, Dundas highway. The cere- mony was conducted by Rev. J. W. Stewart. Miss Martha Biggar | Harold was organist, and Miss Kathryn Biggar sang "Ill Walk Beside You." The bride wore a lace-trim- med gown of white satin, and full-length lace-trimmed veil. She was attended by Mrs. Charles Hughes and Miss Joan Brunsden, the! bridegroom's sister. Following: the ceremony a reception was held in the church basement. The new- ly married couple left on a wed- ding trip. Upon their return they will liye near Georgetown. The Easter meeting of Wesley Church W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Howard Cullingham. An Easter program was given and the Easter offering was received. sn oe 'Mrs. G. Hughes, Oakville, and Mrs. J, Stutt entertained last week at a miscellaneous shower: and pantry shower respectively, in honor of Miss Geraldine St. John, whose marriage to Mr. Brunsden at Munn's Church was an'event of Saturday, March 24th. Mrs. ' Gordon Levack, Toronto, is visiting at the home' of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Biggar. AT DUNDAS NOTICE "THE LAW OFFICES OF D. A. McCONACHIE ARE NOW LOCATED AT 129 COLBORNE ST. EAST TELEPHONE 1304 e international situation is not nearly as black as it is being painted. This, in. brief, was the reassuring message given Oakville Rotarians Monday evening by Dr. Brock Chisholm, , director-general of World Health Organization and a former Oakville boy, here on a short visit. "The impression that there is more conflict and frustration in the world today than ever before is completely false," declared Dr. Chisholm." "At present there is more agreement between nations than at any time in history. In. the United Nations there are.| probably more than fifty agree- ments to one disagreement. Un- fortunately the disagreement gets most of the publicity." 4 Dr. Chisholm took issue with the charge that the United Na- tions was working in a vacuum, pointing out that it could not act without the consent of the various national governments. "When we criticize the United Nations we criticize ourselves," he said, In many parts of the. world there -are hundreds of millions of people not civilized enough to support the United Nations," the speaker continued. The ultimate success of the U.N. organization, he pointed out, depended upon the peoples of the world becoming more truly civilized. "At the pre- sent time the United Nations is only a hope," he said. "It has not yet fulfilled its destiny, which lies in the hope that there may be enough civilized people to support it. Only on that basis will it be possible to live peaceably in this world." Dr. Chisholm saw great hope for the future in the fact that hu- $1.00 THE HAMILTON SKATING CLUB ICE REVUE STARRING EDDY RADA FRIDAY, MARCH 30 8.30 P.M. OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR ARENA ALL SEATS RESERVED STANDING ROOM 50¢ TICKETS ON SALE AT THE ARENA $1.00 man beings possess great poten- tial intelligence, of which they are mot as yet making full use. "The real hope," he said in con- clusion, "is that in the mot too distant future there may be less 'concern with Killing each other, and more with helping each other to get along." Miss Lois Biggar of the staff of Annefte St. public school, Tor- onto, is spending the Easter holi- days at her home, Sixth Line. DISAGREEMENTS HOLD. WORLD SPOTLIGHT, DISTORT ACTUAL PICTURE, CHISHOLM HOLDS FIRE GUTS GARAGE Fire believed to have started from sparks from a nearby bon- fire completely. destroyed a gar- age and damaged two houses on Pine Avenue early Tuesday eve- ning. The buildings were owned by Joseph Fuller, who was absent at' the time. Flames spread to the rear of the house occupied by Mr. Fuller, and to the, front of a small house behind the garage, occupied by Leonard Wright and his family. Oakville fire brigade fought the stubborn blaze for more than an hour before getting it under control. While the dep- uty chief was unable to estimate damage, he believed it would ex- ceed $1,000. Mr. Fuller's car was not in the garage. HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS By Myke Dyer Now, then, children" the moral of this two-week delay is: don't drop your typewriter upside down onto a hard floor! In fact, don't drop it unless you want to find out what goes on inside one. of those monstrosities. Yes, kiddies, that's what happened!! Of course the fact that exams have been in progress for awhile at the high school hasn't influenced me in the slightest. Ah well, now that we're back once more on the beaten track of journalism, let's see what has been going on and what is going to be going on at Ye Faire Do- maine of Learning. (Say, that's-a good sentence.) As you probably already know, the basketball season is all ov- er; and it ended up in well earned victory for the locals over the cagers from Saltfleet. Then just before exams the Glee Club sang over CJRT-FM at the Ryerson Institute of Technology and, I might add, made a very great im- pression on those who saw and heard the show. It really was HAWAIIAN GUITAR LESSONS By Appointment Only ED. SLATER Phone 176 END YOUR FURNACE WORK.... GIVE YOUR HOME CLEAN, STEADY BROCKWAY'S SALES-SERVICE LIVINGSTONE BURNERS AND STOKERS Day and Night Service FOR YOUR NEW HOME TRY. 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So to you fellows who are planning to 20 to this great annual affair, I advise you to git a-going on your dates; and to you gals, you bet- ter start smiling and acting kinda cute to the mah of your dreams if you want to get an invite to this hyar i Hey, hold it!! How, did Rawhide get in here? Anyway, in short, it's coming, so get ready for the great high school annual At Home! =. LE Last week the gradé niners held their lits. From what infor- mation I can glean, I understand this was quite a show--in spite of a slight accident like collapsing curtains!! Congratulations to you Grade Niners. Easter holidays are now being enjoyed by most, if not all, of the students, so once again we seem to have run into a lapse of news. But come next week, everyone will be settling in for the final stretch before (get this now) FINAL Exams, Ah, well, kiddies enjoy the holiday while you may--your sins will find you out eventually. And so with this final friendly thought, we leave you until next week. 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