r- horval mtnifter california rector i a former norvtu minister rev loifhpinlt is now rector of saint church lons beach ifornla mr leigh pin preceded rev j ftlxwell as rector of the angli- churches at norvaj stewart nd ifornby went from here grand rapids michigan and later ne chaplain of the navy ktim- ova pel at long beach a picture of the 60000 parish whics vtas built fur the urch last ytrr was sent us rec- lly hy mrs mary bedell of sun who noticed it in one of the papers 1 ht wriah house has auditorium which seat 00 a i stage guild rooms arid kitchen 1 joined to the church by isteaed walk through m landsc- patio also included in the tiding are a rector study and omi progreafe of the parish is noted in fact that wtwu the retiring rec w rev frederick martyr uiumi in 1026 church tervtcr wrro in an abandoned methodist building in 1928 all salnu admitted to the diocese a and in 102b the rwrw chunh built county manor sw name for home lie tormer peel llalton home fur agea at brampton has bcen re ieel county msjkw ttie new name is similar to that for trie new llalton home at lhon which is called llalton cen manor ldst year uik two itlea dissolved an arrangement jihrtence for many years where shared costs of the brampton udlpg and ifalton erected their home for elderly people page wadnaaday evening oct 2wh ltttl the oeoecctqwk herald iwaittown rsmake lt blocks tha usual weekly meeting of jun wa was held monday after betty humphrey chose the onward christian soldiers conducted the worship service sunday pledge was remember tlie sunday school by post ullt blocks were made in the busy ml a- e paul of sudbury was visitor over the week end with and mrs c a grant the wa meeting was held at afr c smith hotna as the guild i are holding their bazaar saturday no wa meeting v ill bo held this week asthma relief dont whrrac np cough fijrtit for breath take tcmpleton raz mam capsule rpnrially made to hrlp altima aaflnrrs brrathe morr easily and com lint ably so they wuck rfu tally ami rnoy lotl rratful nilaof tlrrp 6sc 1 m 153 martt in oeergetewn exclusively ai year after year more people buy chevrolets because theres no value like chevrolet value i the lowestpriced line in its field the very jet lhil more people are buvinp c hcvrnlets than an other ear proses th it chevrolet docs oiler more value lit in an other i ir and lite value s there lor sou to see in cittuls like body bs i ivher with world lainous unisleel conslriktion jumbo drum drakes for safer smoother stops valve in head i ntine with the more cftuitnt and ciononueal desijin that s setting the industry irene simpler smoother iowcrflielc automalu transmission these are a lew ol the fine tar features offered bv homlit 11 us field and yet he v role i is the lowest prieed lute in its held that s why we say there s n i value like c hevrolel value ind that s wh hllet prelerellee bleks us up ole in iiul see csaellv how mueh mole lievrolet oilers and how mueh less y u iteel to pay comb notion of powrgf j owfomol lm o and t itrn rkitrlul rdl t in ktad nigiii opl anal on 0t lu modli a stro tail x a otmnjt sjutan vpm chevrolet more peoke buy chevrolets than any other car arthur scott motors limited telephone 161 queen 6uelph streets silyer i highest prices paid for scrap iron steal metals batteries miscellaneous farm scrap delivered to our yard 178 carolina st n hamilton l waxman sons phone hamilton 27081 and 33011 eavestroughing plumbing heatina don houston phone s47w deadstock dead and f rippled farm j animal removed prom- ptlfor sanitary disposal telephone collect toronto em 33636 georgetown m youagltd legion notes thanks fellows that little talk it the monthly bulletin must have done a bit of ffood after oil to have ro many members out to the meet ing last thursday especially with home departments of smith at stone working and one of the legion teams bowline that night to our selves ipcrsonally it was very en couraging to see so many present how about keeping it up after all even tho the meeting was q bit longer than usual it only lasted an hour and 15 minutes it didnt start until almost a 15 ond we adjourned lust before nine thirty the tickets for the armistice sup per are pretty well gone we-bc- iujvc that except for tho odd return they were all sold by last friday night and we arc trying evcrywny possible to pack as many in that- audtorium as possible charlie day is in chnrgo of ticket sales preparation for armistice day u coming along full details will appear in tho herald next week let every member be on hajid for this solemn occasion another hocltey meeting was held lost sunday night and it has defin itely been decided to enter junior juvenile midget bantam and pee weo teams ice hn been arranged for saturday mornings for the kid hockey denny wrfght herb arn old bud james and torn beckett arc in charge of this project and they oro looking for volimteori to add to tholr committeo in charge ot ttio younger fry so how alboot it fellows added to the above on thoeroun looking after the hockey in general and more particularly ho junior slid juvenile ere manager alt symsi coach seotty ptteons see- rctary marsh timbers treasurer harvey garvin publicity lr- clark nldcd by denny wright 2 ic in charge of posters etc harold mcclurc hcod of the transportation committee gord king a member cf the exicutlvc the abotc exec utive has the power to add to its number as they see fit a delegation was selected to ec if arrangements con be made as to ice etc the secretary was instruc ted to write to the olfa and omiia making application for their respec tive groups registration is being carried on and this saturday the tunau tfry may still register at the legion hall before noon scott y patterson hopes to arrange junior and juven ile tryouts this sunday any ono wishing to try out give scotty a ring at 556w or contact manager alf sykctj at 146w so leis see every member of the branch got behind this project the committeo feel they can do it this year again not only an a potential w inning team or toams but feel that with tho members behind them con finance it as well as they did last year where the actual cost to mrs jack presswood rebekah noble grand mrs jack presswood was instal led as noble grand of verdun hc- bckah lodge at a ceremony in the oddellows hall last tuesday mrs helen gray toronto district deputy president of centre district no 11 and her installing staff offi cers of evening star ixxlge milton and the outgoing and incoming of ficers enjoyed a salad plate supper served by groups 3 and 4 beforcy lodge convened oiticcrs installed in the impres sive ceremony were jpng mrs bert tuck noble grand mrs jack presswrrjod vice grand mrs dick dlddall hecordlng secretary mrs jock watson financial secretary mrs ernie rawson treasurer mrs j p held warden mrs gordon king conductor mrs irwin noble chaplain mrs robert jcpson mus ician mrs jock addy iruldc guar dian mrs william glbbs outside guardian mrs herb ifancock rsng mrs a c mcbride lsng mrs au collins rsvg mrs gor- ncc lsvg mrs mcrvyn the branch was negligible convo- dpnspci red to the f ovourabfe results attain g 1 ed before closing lodge the new noblo grand presented mrs gray with a gift in appreciation of her work mrs tuck was escorted to j r racine gets the plotform ond mn gray pinned nffipff of ci ii on her bast noble grands jewel utuktt ur liu j vrfaun udse quuo honoured 4 manager of the brampton branch thur year lnhnvlng tour reprcscn- ot tho mutual llfo of canada j r tattves on the installing team mrs rnclne hsa been awarded tho degroo a c mcbrihe mrs alt collins of ohartered life underwriter ot jjr wuuam rhchle and mr allcon canada brodle mr racine has succosstally com- residents of n0rmanday boulevard please note garbage pickup i on die boulevard u on mondays i community care lr saves you the wear why risk costly itilirujs to old fashioned methods and harsh cleansers that mako work for menders commun ity knowhow safo detergents modern equipment offer you wear protection odorless cleaning and prompt service plated hi three year course in mod ern life underwriting which 1 con ducted by the institute of chartered life jjnderwtllcra through the ex tension department of the unlver- ulty of toronto hey chapleau saskatchewan u tho centre of an area where senium sulphate vital to the newspaper industry la tobe found in any large quantities jy fj it saves so much community 6tieami 16 dunn st north o zeuujum iwpjpspj