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Burns Supper The Bard's Portrait, given to Kippen Burns Club in 1896, again graced the village hall platform last Friday evening as Sir Michael Hurst welcomed a large company to the biennial event organised by Friends of Kippen Kirk. Heralded by piper Douglas Graham, Gordon McEachern was haggis bearer and it was duly addressed by Murray O'Donnell. Grace was said by Joanna McPhail before Cameron Skinner served a traditional supper. A short interval preceded The Immortal Memory, from Donnie Graham, Milngavie. Burns songs were enjoyed from Joyce Begg, Killearn, and John Oswald, Kippen, and Tam O'Shanter was well said by Murray O'Donnell. A Toast to the Lassies was voiced by John McKenzie, Buchlyvie, and there was much laughter from the splendid reply in rhyme from Helen Wilson, Kippen. The whole company, led by pianist Kathleen McKellar Ferguson and Iain Dickson's words on screen, enjoyed community singing before Tom Connolly's courtesy remarks and a rousing Auld Lang Syne ended the evening.

Foronda carves the pumpkin in the aquarium's Blackfin Reef. The carving was designed as a jack-o'-lantern face with a scuba mask on.. ; Calypso, a three-limbed green sea turtle, inspects a pumpkin that Josh Foronda, an assistant dive safety officer and aquarist for the National Aquarium in Baltimore, carves as part of the aquarium's Hallowmarine festivities Friday.; photos by [Jacob Bell], Capital News Service Josh Foronda, an assistant dive safety officer and aquarist at the aquarium, carved the pumpkin in the Blacktip Reef exhibit. The design was a jack-o'-lantern wearing a scuba mask, and it entertained the reef's animals as well as aquarium guests.

PHOTO; Photo/Patti Parker Nielsen TOUGH SHOT: [Jacob Bell] of Boynton Beach lofts a shot over Olympic Heights' [Fitzroy Anthony]. Bell scored 14 as the Tigers (14-0) beat the Lions (12-1).

[Jacob Bell] played 14 snaps with the line Saturday in the Titans' 17-7 victory over Miami, a game moved up a day because of approaching Hurricane Ivan. But Bell couldn't face a bigger challenge with the Titans hosting the defending AFC South champion Colts Sunday. The biggest question for the Titans on offense will be the health of receiver Tyrone Calico's knees. He sprained ligaments in both in the final preseason game, and had torn cartilage repaired in his left knee on Sept. 1. The Titans predicted he could be out two or three weeks, and he didn't travel to Miami. But he jogged on a treadmill Sunday, and Calico said Monday he felt fine.

Survivors include his wife, Katharine Bell of Kent; two daughters, Grace Dean of Redding, Calif., and Beverly Hanson of Bellevue; two sons, Stephen Bell of Kanye, Botswana, Africa and Dale Bell of Hampton, Va.; 15 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren...

He was a founder of the Maimonides School in Brookline and had been president of two synagogues, Congregation Chai Odom when it was located in Dorchester, and of Congregation Kadimah Toras Moshe - both are now located in Brighton.

Despite their many differences, Matthew Fellion and Jacob Bell share a common love of learning. High marks in nine OAC courses at Pickering's St. Mary Secondary School prove that Bell walks the talk. Jim Wilkes/Toronto star Matthew Fellion, left, will be among the youngest students at U of T's Scarborough campus this fall, while Jacob Bell, right, is headed for Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, where he plans to study business and math.

ABOUT RHABDOMYOSARCOMA Rhabdomyosarcoma is a fast-growing, highly malignant tumor. It accounts for 5 percent to 8 percent of childhood cancers. Seventy percent of all rhabdomyosarcoma cases are diagnosed in the first 10 years of life. The peak incidence is in the 1-5 age group. Rhabdomyosarcoma is treated by a combination of surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. Source: Pediatric Oncology Resource Center, www.acor.org/ped-onc. In March, Jacob was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, which most often occurs in the head and neck of boys. Extensive, physically draining radiation and chemotherapy during the summer and fall destroyed five tumors in his body, and the Bells thought their son had weathered the storm. Another round of treatment may be possible if Jacob gains enough strength. \"We're leaving it up to Jacob and how he feels,\" Carla Bell said, cradling her son.

Three junior guards -- Dave Noel, Jacob Bell and Brian Macon -- totaled 48 points for the Tigers on Tuesday and they had a lot of help from forward Dionte Perry. Matched up against [STRANAHAN]'s Ben Bridges, who was averaging 24 points, Perry equaled Bridges' 14 points and outrebounded him 15-12.

Deputies cut [Jacob Fitzgerald Bell] down and performed CPR but could not revive him. He was pronounced dead at the scene, said sheriff's spokesman Lt. Rod Reder. State troopers said Robert T. Morris, 60, was headed east on State Road 60 just west of Falkenburg Road in Brandon when another driver, Michael G. Godwin, 54, of Lutz, hit his rear fender.