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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, MARCH l4TH, 1940 a THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO Courice The death of Win. Stacey,i sident of Courtice, occurred at1 home on Tuesday around 10 a. Hie had prepared his breakfast usual, was enjoying the radio a had returned to his bedroc where he evidentiy succumi to a heart attack. Dr. W. McKa Oshawa, was called and pr nounced death due to heart fa: uire. Mr. Stacey has been in goi health flthough between 85 ai 90 years of age, according toh memory. He is survived by half sister, Mrs. S. Preszcator Exeter, who is weil over 100 yea of age; nieces, Miss Birda Deani Montrea], and Mrs. Johns of Raj ian; a nephew, George Staceyi Raglan, and a number of gre nieces and nephews in varici districts. Mr. Stacey is resting F. F. Morris' Funerai Pariour Bownianville. The funeral -wiii held from there at 2 p.m. Thurý day, with interment at Ebenez2 Cemetery. Ferguson, Marion and Bobbie at Mr. J. W. Balson's. . . Mrs. W. Hulatt, Mr. Victor Hulatt, Osh- awa, at Mr. Russell Perkins'... Mr. anti Mrs. Russell Perkins at Mr. Ivan Law's, Thornton's Corn- ers. .. Miss Bernice Staintor, at home. .. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stajnton, Misses Bernice and Eiîcen, Mr. and Mrs. Ai! Ayre at Mr. Alan Lavis', Whitby. .. Miss Audrey Ayrc, Bowmanville, at home. .. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stainton, Misses Bernice and Eiîcen at Mr. H. Stainton's, To- ronto. .. Mrs. Russell Stainton at Mr. Alex Russell's, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Aif Ayre, Mr. anc Mrs. Russell Robbins and Ruth attended the funerai o! Malcolm Law .at Whitby. Congratulations to Mr. anc Mrs. Gary Glaspel on their recent marriage. They will reside at Whitby. Balson quartette sang at Bow- manville on Saturday night. Mrs. Anson Baison, Mrs. J. W. Balson, Miss Ethei WikIns, Oshawa, went along too. Mr. Fred Martin has accepted a position in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Glaspel, Mr. and Mrs. Luthur Pascoe attended the wedding of Mr. Gary Giaspel and Miss Jean Yeilowiees on Fn.- day. Mr. and Mrs. Pascoe were the attendants. There wiii be no church service on Sunday. Sunday Schooi at 2.15 o'ciock. Mrs. J. W. Balson gave a birth- day Party for Mr. Balson on March th. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Perkins and Margaret attended the show- er given for Miss Violet Robinson by Miss Gladys Truli, Hampton, on Friday night. C.G.I.T. girls are having a' Mother and Daughter banquet on March 26th. Everybody wcicome. Mrs. J. W. McMaster and her group (Mrs. Reford Cameron and Mrs. A. T. Stainton) entertained the W.A. at her home on Wed- nesday. Th#re was a good attend- ance. A reai good St. Patrick's program was given. When the usuai business was over a bounti- fui lunch was served. Cadmus Recent Visitors: Mn. and Mrs. lNorman Philp and family, To- ronto, at Mn. C. H. Fallis'. .. Mn. William Brown and family, o! Omernee, .Mr. T. TH.Wilsn. ,Mr.' NATIONAL 7 p.m. Rev. J. McLachlan of New-Ii tonvîlle. Special music by the Ma _______v choir wîth outside assistance. re- The Wo-He-Lo C.G.I.T. met on Recent Visitors: Miss Betty his Monday evening with President Stevens with her cousins, the ,.M. Acy Horn in charge. Dorothy Misses Snowden, Toronto... Las Adamson and Florence Ap1in had Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Rook, Mr. and charge o! the program. Ceeule and Mrs. W. H. Vaughan, Toronto, )om Petit read the lesson. Helen Pin- at F. Swailow's. .. Mr. and Mrs. bed gie had charge o! the study book. Len Barton, two daughters, :ay, Readings were given by Eileen Yvonne, Beverley, Town, at Mr. )ro- Wray and Marjory Allin. Dorothy Dennis Pickard's. .. Mr.- and aiu Pingle led in prayer. Dorothy Mrs. Bert Wilkins, Miss Greta od Adamson conducted two contests. Wilkins, Courtice, Miss Doris Wil- ad W.C.T.U. met at Mrs. Kater- kins, Town, Mr. Jack Symington, his son's with the president presiding. Toronto, at Mrs. J. H. Munday's a Mrs. J. G. Burns conducted the and Mr. Wallace Munday's.. o! devotional period and Mrs. J. Col- Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Worden at Ben ars wili led in prayer. The Chapter Brown's, Oshawa. .. Miss Jean O! o! the Study Book was given by Stevens with her sister, Mrs. C. a Mrs. Colwiii, Mrs. S. Williams White, Oshawa. o! and Miss Katerson. The Clip Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lymer, eat Sheet entitled "A Woman's Citi- wso, Ray and Bille, Oshawa, lUS erson and Mrs. J. Chaprnan. Next Greenham on Saturday.Chre ,rs, meeting at Mrs. S. Williams' on Oin toamskente bec pil9h printing o! the report of the Red rs- a A pleasant evening was spent Cross the correspondent wishes er a the home o! Mr. and Mrs. to correct it. Base Line concert, Lorenzo Truli on Friday night $9.85; collected !rom Maple Grove when thejr daughter Gladys en- adBs iefrRdCos tertained a number o! cousijns and adBs iefrRdCos neighbors at a shower in honor $119.55. of hier cousin, Miss Violet Robin-1 Sympathy is extended to Mrs. son o! Calgary, who has been1 Walter Foley in the loss o! her spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. Bertha Dorman; also uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Law in the hfe Chas. Johns. Violet, who is a ioss o! a son. A number from here bride-to-be, received many lovely attended the two furxýerels on riii and useful gifts from her Hamp- Monday. le ton friends. She will return to Mr. George Ross, Streetsville, t- the west this week having enjoy- who is rccuperating after an 18, ed her visit here. operation, at his aunt's, Mis. Robt. ro- Vistors: Mr. and Mis. M. Os- Armstrong, and visited his bro- borne, Hope, with Mr. and Mrs. ther Donald, at R. L. Worden's. ng W. Greenaway. .. Mis. Qco. Farn- à, comb with Toronto fricnds. . . . Maple Grove School News at Miss Constance Farncomb, To- By Harry Snowden and Jack r, rohto, at home. . . . Miss Greta Munday o! Grade 5 at Wickett, Bowmanville, with Mrs. Mac18h apeGoesoi Besse Rbbis Mi E.Steensheid its Red Cross meeting with at Mr. H. Stevens4, Enniskillen... kMiss Jessie Hogarth, Bowmanville Jimmie Coiiiss presiding and at home. . . Miss R. Anthistie, Stanley Snowden, Secretary. We- Brantford, at Mr. E. Anthistle's. opened with a recitatjon by Keith- ..Mr. and Mis. Cieve Clemence, Snowden, a play foliowed "The o! Miss Mildred Clemence, Mr. Golden Key;" speech by Christina gue Douglas Barns, Oshawa, visited at Campbell; we had choral singing. Re, Mr. E. H. Cole's. Friday evening at Mr. Skeid- the Wome's nsttut me Thrs-ing's barn hill there was an acci- C. day afternoon in the Sunday etwe eog kiig was hel Schoi oo, wthPreidnt is hurt, getting many scratches on Ms L. Truil in the chair. Acknow- his face. cor ledgements o! fruit and flowers Many chiidren were delighted for were read. It was announced that to get their reports for the winter crc the play "My Irish Rose" would quarter. the be presented by Bowmanville Harry Snciwden is going to Mc dramatists on March l8th, it being start on his scrap book to-morrow San the custom o! the W. I. to observe with manv helpers, for the Miss- o'ej this date for entertainment. The ion Band. ViN roll caîl was on Housecleaning As you ail know March came GoY Hints. Mrs. W. G. Doidge, pro- in like a lamb, now we are wait- i gram convener of north group, ing ta sec if it wîll go out like a bai conducted the programn. Mis. K. lion. but Hull and Miss Joyce Luxton, of Mission Band met Friday at wh: Bowmanville, favored with piano 2.45 in charge o! Doris' group. mei duets; Mis. J. Thickson, Bow- Sorry ta have Everett Finney Ce: manville, Dist. President, spoke home on the sick list. ' on "Laws Pertaining to Women Pussy willows are very slow day and Children"; Mrs. Hull sang coniing out but we hope there Le' two numbers, "AIl that I want is will be somne in the school this shil in Ireland" and "God send you week. by back to me"; Mis. E. H. Cole read The boys have plenty o! door gav "Current Events"; "The More We stops ready for the girls to de- Im] Get Together" was sung; and Mis. corate. ing C. Warren spoke briefly on "Buy- tra. manship"; a humorous reading pro was given by Mis. Hull. Refresh- Gei ments were served. QUn i Recent Visiters: Mrs. Norman org Mistress: "Why did you put the Leach with Mrs. Jas. Vice, Osh- sini alarm dcock next ta this pan o! awa. .. Mr. and Mis. Russel dough, Malinda?" Robbins at Mrs. Harry Ailin's, Malinda: "Sa it would know Bowmanvlle... Mr. and Mrs. Pwhat time to risc, ma'am."l Christian Star, Toronto, at Mr. Hans Gcisberger's., . . Mr. Elwood Shackelton, Whitby, Miss Ethel Wilkins, Oshawa,* Mr. and Mrs. S MEETING BLACKSTOCK Community Hall MONDAY MAR. 18 at 8 p.m. SPEAKERS: RUSSELL NESBITT, K. C. LOFTUS H. REID, Toronto. ROSS STRIKE, Candidate for Durham. MUSICAL PROGRAMI the late Thonas William Fer- son and daughter of the late ev. W. C. Windel, who died at Lhome of her daughter, Mrs. H. .Rose, Toronto, March 4th, was Id in Cadinus United Church, 7rch 6th. Rev. D. M. Stinson 2ducted the service and tool ýhis text "The hoary head isa >wn o! glory if it is formed in ýway o! righteousness." Mr. ,Roberts, a friend of the family, ng "Now the Laborer's Task is er" and Mrs. Sadier and Miss ivian sang a duet "We Say ood-Night Here but Good Morn- gUp There." The church was iked with beautiful floral tri- des showing the high esteem ir hich deceased was held. Inter- ent was made in the Unior metery. Y'oung People's Union, _Thurs- ty evening was in charge of ýwis Stinson, Christian Fellow- ip leader. Devotional was taker rRev. D. M. Stinson who aisc ie an interesting topic on "Twc aportant Phases of Life," speak. gof courageous living in con- ast to despondent living. This ogram. was given: violin solo, eraid Stinson; readings by Nora rin, Helen Snudden and MaX- rie Galbraith; and a mouth gan solo by Lyda Ginn; a lively ,g-song conciuded the meeting. Nestieton kt 1. LS ýs 1 i Snow vlows are busy these Pys keeping the roads open. t Sympathy is extended to the ;friends and Mr. Norman Malcolm, iLenisford. Sask, (formerly o! .Nestîcton) in tac passing o! bis it wife on March fith; also te Miss i- Emma Henders, Yclventon, in -tac dcath o! ber mother on Sun- P.day. d Nestieten W.I. met at tac home kt o! Mrs. G. Thompson, March 6th. ;s Meeting was in charge o! Mrs. R. tt Jackson, prognam on Home Econ- 7omics. Miss Annie Mountjoy o! d Cadmus, gave an address on the -Victor Mission. Roll cail answcred n wita hints for the sîck room. A shamrock contest put on by Mrs. d C. Wilson and won by Mrs. H. h Philp. Hcanty vote o! thanks was ngiven Mrs. Thompson and ladies in charge. à Mr. Ed. Williams visited friends tin Lndsav.. Glad to sec Mrs. H. Sheffield out to chunch on Sunday. Mn. and Mrs. L. Joblin and Mrs. G. Johns callcd on Mrs. K.' tBurton who lis up again. Mr. and Mns. J. Wonnacott o! Solina, with Mrs. David Johns. Mrs. Jas. Williamson, Mn. Frank Jackman and Mr. Arthur Jack- man visited at Mr. H. Wheeler's. tMrs. Wm. Steele was in Toronto and attended the funeral o! her cousin, Mns. Charlotte McAthur. Mn. and Mrs. G. Hicks and Shirley visited at Mn. W. E. Arm- 5strong's. Miss Guelda Johnston is en- gaged with Mrs. G. Thompson fort tac summer. Miss Gladys Midgley is with1 Mn. F. Philp.c Congratulations to Mn. and Mrs. W. Malcolm who anc cele- brating their 25th weddxng anni- versary on March 17th. Crokinole and Chinese checker party put on by Mrs. S. Majcolm's S.S. class on Friday night was much enioycd. Miss Irene Mar-P iow won first lady's prize for li crokinole: Donald Emerson !irst0 pnîze for the gents. Consolation prize went to Ernest McLean. First prize in checkers won by Miss Beatrice Whitfie]d and Laur- ence Malcolm. Consolation prize went to George Play!oot. Back- ward spelling match won by Ed- i gar Emerson. Shamnrock contcst a won by Mrs. Harold Nesbitt. Blarney Stone contest won S( Miss Irene Marlow. Drawxng cow in dark contest won by Miss F. t Fallis. Sandwiches, cake and cof-F fee were served by the ladies in charge.W Roger Wilson, Toronto, at Mr. R. Brown's. .. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. "How did you make your Fallis, Jack and Joan at Mrs. C. neighbor keep his hens in his own H. Fallis'. .. Miss Annie Falis yard?" u nd Miss Zetta McKee, Bowman- "I hid haîf a dozen eggs under ville, at their home. my porch one night and let hîm The funeral service o! Mrs. sec me gather them the next day. Louise Windel Ferguson, widow 1 wasn't bothered after that." D1 c th A fa GOVERNMENTj Enfield W.A. met at Mrs. Wilfred Bow- fman's, March 5th. Devotional per- iod: Mis. H. Lackey gave a paper and Mrs. F. Gilbert, reatlsng. After the business period was over a short pnogram was given consisting o!: reaing by Mrs. J. Parr and a piano instrumental by sMrs. G. Bowman. A social timo ,was spent during lunch hour. EL Mn. Havelock Annis iost a valu- -able horse while drawmng bis car ithrough the snow with bis team, îone horse somehow broke its ieg and he had it shot. Mr. and Mis. Hoskin Smith at- tended the Masonic banquet in Bowrnanvslle Friday evemng. Neighbours and ±niends of Mi. and Mis. Ivan Cochrane assembi- cd at the home o! Mr. L. Coch- rane pnior to their ieaving for their new !arm near Blackstock, and presented them wîth an ad- dress read by Mn. C. Avery and a purse. Mi. and Mis. Ivan Coch- rane thanked them. The evening was spent in dancing. Mr. and Mrs. M. Samis are visiting at Mi. Fergus Abex - nethy's, Maple Grove. Mrs. George Ormisten bas been under thc doctor's care. lI the last nionth Enfield Red Cross workers have sent to Bow- manville: 6 quiîts, 4 pairs pyjam- as, 10 pairs socks and 2 sweaters. Enfleld Sehool News By Evelyn Taylor This week we've been studying Russia in Social Studies. In Health we took digestion and drew pic- turcs o! the parts which aid di- gestion, teeth, tengue, gullet, stomnach and intestines. In Science we took thc use country roads arc to city people, and clouds. Grade 3 are making things te represent The Rabbit's Trick. Ail o! us are making a whatnot te put our dinner pails on. On Wednesday we drew a pic- turc taken from this poem: The kites arc tugging at their strings High, high above our tallcst larch. The girls are playing jump tac rope. What month is this? 'tis March. On Friday afternoon Mis. Par- sons was here. Wc took tac songs "Abide With Me" and "O Worship tac King." March 8th I saw nine crows. We drew. a bird calendan te put on the SnDring hirds we see. We have five narcissuses out. Blackstock March 8th Victorian Women's Institute met aTrMrà. Jas G. Mar- Iow's with 30 present. Mrs. Wes- ley Hoskin prcsided in tha-absence of Mrs. Cccii Fenguson. Roll cal was answered by a health hint. This program was in charge o! MArs. T. Samelis: Miss Grace Mfountjoy, a reading "Wives;" Mrns. M. Mountjoy, a reading. Rcv. D. M. Stinson gave a Most .ntencsting talk on "Our Home and Country." Rcfreshments were srved. Fifteen dollars was voted to local Red Cross and quilts are to be made for refugees. St. John's A.Y.P.A. met at Mr. Fred Hanlilton's, March 7th. It vas decidlcd to send Misses Leona )evitt and Ethel Carter and Roy Carter and Harold Crawford to he convention, in Toronto in April. Contests and games con- cludcd the cvening. Mi. and Mrs. Jack Potter and family returncd to Toronto Tues- day. Mr. Gco. SadIen, Cobalt, with Salem "The Limit o! Love," was the subject o! Rev. A. W. March's fine discourse at the Sunday service. Y.P.U. meeting was postponed from Wednesday evening till Fn.- day evening when a crokinole party and social evening was held in the school under thc direction o! Mrs. L. Welsh, Christian Fel- lowship convener. The attendants numbered about 50, prizes were won by Miss Hilda Cowling and Mr. Cyril Coombes. A bountiful luncheon was served and a social time enjoycd. Salem folk were grieved te learn on Sunday that Mr. A. Wcish had suffered a stroke that morning and is still in a serious condition. Sympathy is extended to Mr. F. Blackburn in the death o! a great aunt, whose funeral he at- tended at Maple Grove on Mon- day. Mr. W. Moffat, Orono, who has been suffering an attack o! ery- sipelas but is improving slowly. Mi. and Mrs. H. Gaud and Mr. R. Simpson spent Friday in To- ronto. Haydon Recent Visiters: Mr. and Ms Russell Orniiston, Enniskillcn, at Mr. Lloyd Ashton's. . . Miss Aud- rey Thompson, Bowmanville, with her parents. . . Mr. Douglas Fon- taine, Miss Ruth McNeil, Toronto, at Mr. A. McNeil's. . . Mr. Nor- man Bothwell, Mapie Grove, at Mrs. E. Mountjoy's. .. Mr. and Mrs. C. Avery, Mrs. S. Trewin at Mr. E. Stephenson's. Home and School Club meets next wcek on Thursday, at the school. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Eari Degeer in the death o! his eider brother.' Their friends will be intprested to know that Mr. and Mis. Harry Milis, Montreal, are the proud parents o! a daughter. A Temperance program was prepared by the Temperance convener, Mrs. C. Siemon, for Sunday. Readings were given by Mis. M. Hobbs and Miss Eiîcen Cowiing; an instrunliental by Miss Blanche Degeer; duet by Misses May and Winnie Trewin. Church on Sunday at 3 p.m. ST. JOHN'S AIY.P.A. St. John's A.Y.P.A. met in the chapel on Monday night. Presen- tation o! the 3 act play, Simple Simon Simple, has been set for next month. A.Y.P.A. will give $10.00 toward thc current fin- ances o! the church and also $4.00l toward the Western Missions. St. John's, Port Hope, wcrc unable to corne Monday but will be here April 22nd. There is a 3 day Conference for- A.Y.P.A. members at St. Anne's Church, Toronto, on April 5, 6, 7, when 1000 A.Y.P.A. members are expected. It is hoped a car ioad wili be going from Bowmanville. Violet McFeeters gave the ac- count o! Local Council held in St. Peter's, Cobourg. The annual Ascension Day Service wili be held in St. John's Church May 2nd. Rest o! the cvening was spent in going over the play. C.G.Il.T. NEWS March 6th the groups first unit- cd to hold an open mepting in the Trinity Sunday School room. President Ada Dusenbury pre- sided. We were very pleased to have Mis. M. J. Hutchinson speak to us. Then each group retired to have a separate business meeting. The Live Wires had a supper meeting, and at 7 p.m. the mcm- bers attended thc open meeting and had a short business meeting before leaving for home. The Semper Fidelis had a short business period and discussed topics o! interest to the various members, as likcwisc did the Onwego group. The Upstreamcrs had a business period and then Miss Spargo led in an impromptu devotional ser- vice. For the remainder o! the evening we discussed. vocations and how to prepare ourselves for our various vocations. Oshawa: Phone 707 Eyes. Tested -WGasses Fittedk to 'your entire satisfaction in fit, lquality and price. his parents, Mr. and Mis. Robt. Sadler. George and a hcj.per had been delivering a truck ioad o! silver to a refinery near Peter- boro. Blackstock lost a fine citizen in the person o! Henry Mountjoy Who passed to his rest aftcr a long illncss on March 12th. Sym- pathy is extended te the famiiy. A fine dance was held in the community hall on Friday even- jng by the L.O.B.A. Friends in this village are sorry to hear o! the passing o! Mis. Howard Henders, Yelverton, who was buricd March 12th. Obituary Malcolm Douglas Law People in this district were shocked to hear o! the passîng o! Malcolm Douglas Law, 29 years oid, who had been very popular when he lived at Mapie Grove. He was son o! Ivan M. Law and thc late Ethel M. Law, formerly o! Solina. He died March 8th in Oshawa Generai Hospital after being sick about six months. He had been activeiy connected with church work, first at Maple Grove United Church and for the past two years at Cherrywood where he was vice-president o! the Young Peopie's Union, sang in the choir, and taught a Sunday Schooi class. He is sunvived- by his father, two brothers, Gordon and Ross, - and one sisten, Ina, ail at home. The funeral took place from the family residence, Lot 23, Con. 2, Whitby, on March llth. Rev. W. C. Smith, Courtice, and Rev. C. G. Park, Whitby, officiated. Pallbearers werc boys from his Sunday School class at Cherry- wood. Floral tokens were many and beautiful. They included wreaths from his Sunday School ciass, Çherrywood Church Boys' Class and Choir, Cherrywood Sunday School and Women's Associatjon, Mapie Grove United Church, Ma- pie Grove Y.P.U., Thorton's Cor- ners Sunday School, Robbins Dairy, Whitby, Ideal Dairy, Osh- awa, "The Boys Around the Cor- ner", and numerous others from relatives and friends. Interment was in Bowmanviile Cemetcry. Relatives present from a dis- tance încludcd Mi. and Mis. Cli!- ford Peters, Toronto, A. J. Tamb- lyn and Ivison Tamblyn, Orono. "Do you believe in heredity?" who has to return home evçry "Yes," said the school teacher. day for his books, pencils and "There's a littie boy in my class pens. His father's a plumber."1 Spring Wouldn't Be Spring Without A NEW HAT Top off your Easten wardrobe with a bat that meets cvery de- mand for fine quality, long wcar and light- weîgbt> comfort. We have every shade for Spring, 1940! 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Tsses m 1 IS. at at ri- n, T. id at ss at r. id m ýd h ,ri d it It r- S. 1, it a r. d e e 5 a S 1 PAGE SIX TI-IURSDAY, MARCH ATH, 1940 Dodd's Glant Pila Kruscheu 33c 69e NOVA -KELP TABLETS 79c - $1.39 - $2.79 BRINGS INSTANT EASE \ fron' fqRé%ý f s EL ýdWLeý ,.tý