Coralie Harding

"... life donsecrated unto God, and his gifts are laid upon the altar of eacri -iclal service so will his life bring forth fruit to the glory of Cod." Miss Coralie Harding was organist. Preaching at the evening service Mr. Hunt said that Jesus, as the "water of life' to humanity, guaran teed continual refreshment of the soul. At the evening service ..."

"... E. B. Maher, H. J. Taudevin. T. Harding, A. McLean, A. Sellars, and Miss Pender. The presentations were made by Ruth Harding, Dawn Imrie, Norma Lergesner, Betty Waes, and Coralis Harding. Mr. Maher, Mr. Taudevin, and Mr. A. Capern received buttonholes of flowers from Noel Bassett and Edwin Beckwith. THE WORERrS. Ofliclals of the Women's Guild are, Mrs. H. J. Taudevin ..."

"... expectations, he said. Afternoon tea arrangements were carried out hy Mesdames A. Lergeener. B. TYarrow, L. Boughen. S. Harding. M. Balls, M. Schmidt and T. Krause. lMisses Joan and Coralie Harding and June Boughen served the ice-ereonmts soft drinks. Miss Nortma Lerges ner was assistant to the Sec retary. THE AWARDS Schoolwork (Judge. Mr. K. Volker; stewards. Mesdames W. Beckwlth, C. ..."

"... tots was played by Master Byran Capern: vocal solos were given by Mises Beyl Pocck, ,,. Johnson, E. Beekwlth, J. Harding. and Dawn 'Imne; reoltatioms by Mlaes Joan Marotog, Coralie HardIng, Mr. C. Clegett. Mr. Allan Beckwlth: mouth organ soals. Mr. C. devett and Mrs. Bob Brans; musical duet, Miss F. Perrln and M. Evans; sketch. Mr. A. Bec?'wlth. Erie Berlin ..."