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Pp -proved to us 'Bonnetta have moved: fi . - cessful dairy, farmer in , area for more {| hat ! - years. We wish thens: 'quair and family. ha © This is near the. home ( 'munity. of Mr, 'and News from Scugog Island Thursday night again how much notable talent there is on the Island. We are sure many new people who have moved in, have much to contribute too. The people, who planned and helped with this evening are to be congratulated by the large appreciative audience and many more who could not attend. _ The young couples of the Island who enjoyed a lunc- heon together 3 weeks ago planned another gathering for Sunday at "Grace" Church. The appointed leaders were there with much enthusiasm but many; others apparently forgot or were otherwise tied "up: However, more leaders will be asked to join in and - increase involment, . The Island people extend. enthusiasm will with sympathy to the families of Cliff Crowell and Joel Aldred who were both be- reaved of their fathers with- in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heayn motored from King- ston on Friday evening 'to spend' the' week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold and Mrs. Cora Heayn. Mrs. Pow has just re- turned to her home at Gerrow's Beach after being hospitalized with the flu. We 'are pleased to hear Mrs. Lillian Eastwood has recovered quite well and is able to accompany her 'daughters Mrs. Ruth Hew- - son and Mrs. Helen Redman "on a short vacation to the Washington area. "Next Sunday we shall be on Daylight Saving Time w . 80'its off to church an hour "earlier if we can make it. At Sunday service, Rev. Pogue told the children a missionary story. In the 1800's there still wasn't much hope for people afflic- ted with leprosy. On a special island in the South Seas thousands of lepers Burketon News Mrs. E. Carnochan spent a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown, Tor- onto. Mrs. S. McCullogh held very successful Stanley Demonstration on Wednes-. day. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer accompanied by Mrs. Wm, Macdonald, Oshawa. calle on Mrs. W. Bryan recently: Mr.. and = Mrs... Ja this area to the Rosé Gal area. Jack has been: and hope they can e: their dairy farming ek by new community. Mr. and Mrs. Dinifel a two years in our: cow ity. They left on Friday: foe: their new far home :n Exeter in Western, hd Traquair... 7:4) Several local people: at- "tended the annual Banquet of the Durham. County' Shorthorn Club which has been held in Blackstock Recreation, Centre for: the. Lau! Mr. John iow Carn: : Roy Philp. Many local folks: shared in: these prizes.' 4 'Visitors of Mr! and" Nrs> Leslie Taylor on Good Fri- day were Mr. and Mrs. B. Power, Cookstown, Ont. and Mr. and Mrs. Power's PLUMBING Sewer daughter : Tayler, Bowmanville; Mi " loved. and son-in-law, Mr. -and Mrs. George Al- mon, Petewawa, Ont. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor during Easter week were their daughter June and son-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bickell and Katie-Ann, Painswick, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I 'Stanley Taylor: My fe 'guest 'of Mrs." W. E Fagen on Monday. "and Mrs. Rickie and Mrs. Al Swain and Ta A Master Alan Shs, Zion Tig: and friends, Ajax un: and family. Tabb from the neighbour- hood. Many will miss her as - --she was kind and much 'neighbour. "Ba visiting with Mrs. C.. in Belle Vean Nurs- Altvery best wishes to Mrs. oo Cooper and best of 5 A "health: Mrs. R. Davey spent Sun- day 'with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davey and family, Bowmanville. - HEATING Connections QUALITY WORKMANSHIP PHONE 985-2581 ' "ART PETROZZI and €. Cooper, Orono was 3-Swaia; Bowmanville. spent Ei he week end visiting 'with. nd Mrs. N. Glenna, . ; was a_ Monday luncheon jled on Mr. and Mrs. Al + ' Fred Tabb is now: y; gin Bowmanville. We are' sorry to loose Mrs. Every i wish goes out to her in. iley is IS id ite in Oshawa' nd Sl W: iin spent Mot ta 'ifigsHome in Bowmanville. lived out their remaining life with no hope and their children were growing up like animals. This bothered a concerned Father Danian who asked to be sent there. After. his' arrival the people showed . some interest, listened for awhile, then hopelessly walked 'away. It was not until he contacted the disease too that they realized he suffered like them and was willing to ONLY | Flr, ok a e Agitator Greased ~ eo Oil Wheels e Replace Belt e Check Motor Bearings e Check Motor Brushes REG. sts VALUE $ NOW ONLY FRI, APRIL 26 - back him up. Eventually homes were built, schools came into being and medical supplies and outside help began to arrive. Next Sunday, Rev. Geo. Wylie will take the service as he is much better since his surgery. 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