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4 guests _ IPACETWO 4 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1931 ° Ontario and Durham County N ews | ZION NEWS Ove. LW. Balson, ¢ Correspondent) . Maud L + Pierce is very ill, fhaving suffered A severe heart attack while in the niidst of baking, She is now un- der the care of two doctors, We . hope for a speedy recovery. Zion, Feb, 19.--Miss Miss Myrtle Pierce Jack. Allin, of Oshawa, visiting thelr sister, Maud. Mr, and Mrs, J, W, Mr. and. Mrs. Jas, Sulley of Mr. Courtice and Mr, + neth Courtice at and and Mrs, Ebenezer Los, oweek, Miss Annie McMaster has been Yisiting in Toronto over the week- \ end. The date of the box social has Feb, 25th to for var. We are hoping for been changed irom Tuesday night, Feb, lous reasons. ' good crowd. Mr. and Mrs. 24th, bus. Mrs. Wesley tained the ladies on Glaspell Mrs. have been Balson and were and Mrs. W, R. Ken- last A. D. Langmaid und Evelyn, spent Sunddy with her father, Mr, Thos, Hall at Colum- enter- Wednesday | afternoon to a quilting. Mr, and Mrs, few relatives were entertained. Mr. and Mrs, All Monday night. consisted of Jack Terry. Piano solo, mers of Port Hope. was indulged in until ham sandwich, joyable times at these meetings. Elmer Wilbur attended the stitute at Solina last Friday. ASHBURN NEWS Ashburn, I'eb, '10. Miss visiting her mother," Mrs, KARN THE DF. oGIST "A [For seRViCE PHONE 378. NEXT THE POST OFF ID late, A congregational Mrs. Russell Richardson Mrs. to their homes illness of their fathers, Pork SHOULDER . .1b. 15¢ BUTTS .. ..lb. 19¢ BACON Smoked Breakfast, Sliced or by piece LARD in Print . . SHORTENING 2 Ib. 25¢ .15¢ .25¢ CECE RT Grocmeateria Cash and Carry gr pg pf 174 RITSON ROAD SOUTH | L}| visited at the home cf rest in the family Saturday afternoon. Fred Stephens. Retiring illness. The sorrowing wife er friends in this neighborhood. C. Redman, her parents here prior to moving to Myrtle.: ENFIELD ITEMS (D. Pascoe, Correspondent) Enfield, Feb, 19.--Mr. and E. W. Pascoe, Heatlie, Treherne, Manitoba; 0. Heatlle and Miss Helen Pascoe, | Wick, visited at the home of Mr. { L. C. Pascoe. | Mr. A. KE. Mra Toronto, Mr. Niddery, Mrs. John Hepburn, Norman Leach celebrated their 20th wedding an- niversary on Sunday when quite a Ayre enter- tained at a Lost Heir party on The Laymen's Meeting on Tues- day night was attended by thirty men and young men. The program mandolin music bye Gerald Balson, Recitation, Sam Mills and a wonderful talk on Agriculture and better seed by Mr. E. A, Sum. Carpet ball lunch of cheese, crackers, and tea, all served by a few men walters. They are having very en- Mrs. Norman Leach and Mrs. In- Mrs. typool, Miss Ella Tamblyn spent weok-end at Enniskillen, Mrs, A. Smith is under the doc- tor's care. Mrs. J. Sepsics and Mrs, A. Hub- bard have had an attack of the grippe. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman enter. talned a number of friends to a dinner party onc cvening last week, 4 The Ladies' Aid Society 'and their husbands enjoyed a social evening in the hall on Wednesday evoning. The entertainment con- sisted of crokinole and Lost Heir, Refreshments were served at the end of the games. Many farmers arc busy hauling home their supply of wood for the coming year. H. Stinson visited at Pon- the' Flor | ence Balfour, of Chicago, has been James Balfour, Sorry to report that Mrs, Balfour has not been as well of Ist. Valentine's 7s Event Was meeting was held in Burns' Church on Monday night when some important busi- ness was dealt with, The congrega- tion is having ministers preach on Sabbaths for a call but as yet are undecided as to who they will call, and Russell Walker were called at Kingston and Toronto on account of the serious The remains of the late Willlam Gardner, of Agincourt, was laid to plot here on Deceased spent the greater part of his life on the old homestead just north of the village now tenanted by Mr. a few years ago he moved to Agincourt with hig wife and only son where he died last week after a serious and family have the sympathy of form. | with | day Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. of Balsam, upon the arrival of a baby girl in their home on Feb, 8. Mrs. Redman was. form- erly Violet Broome and lived with | Brooklin, W. J. | and | condition for SCHOOL CHILDREN ENJOYED PARTY Held at Thornton's Cor. : ners School H. Robinson, Correspons dent) Thornton's Corners, Feb, 18.-- The school children enjoyed thelr annual Valentine party. Each room had a post office box in which all Valentines were placed. Those acting as postmen in the senfor room were Dorothy Stev- enson, Pearl Scott, Bob Pierson and Gordon Jackson, In the junior room those chosen were, Bernice LeRoy, Margaret Pierson, Frederic Robinson and Frank McClure, Af- ter the Valentines were all delivers (Mrs. G. Mr, Irwin Southwell, of Guelph, is a guest of his sister, Mrs, George Webster and Mr, Webster. A pumber of our residents are still ill 'with the flu, Master Donald Powell, of North Oshawa, is spending a few weeks with his uncle, Mr, Fred Powell and Mrs. Powell, Mr, Harold Pascoe's Boy' "Cubs" are giving a concert on Thursday evening in Westmount School. KEDRON NOTES (Miss Deatrice Mountjoy, ' pondent) Kedron, Feb, 18.--Mr, and Mrs. Arthur: Ross, Columbus, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, Clar- ence Werry. Mr, Sam Dewell and Miss Vera Baker, Solina, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. 8S. Conlin, Miss Emily Lawrence, Columbus, is visiting this week with her cousin, Mrs. J, Mountjoy, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Lee attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ayres, Hampton, Monday night. Mr. and Mrs, S. E. Werry, So- lina, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. H, F. Werry. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mountjoy, Marion and Willa, visited on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Paseqe, Solina. Mr? and Mrs. Ellis Pascoe, Brooklin, spent Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe, Miss Bernice Werry week-end in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Lee enter- tained a number of friends to tea two nights last week. Corres. spent the WOMEN'S ASSOC MEETS AT SCUGOG ed the children 'enjoyed the eats, candy and apples, The Young People's Society is holding a progressive C(rokinole party on Friday evening at the | sunday School, { The Sunday School was favored | some special music on Sun. when six children, from Har room in Westmount a Valentine song. | Beverly and child- | mont, are guests for weeks of their sister. Pierson and -Mr. Pler- | old Pascoe's school, Mr, and Mrs ren, Clare a couple of Mrs, Oliver son, Mr. and Mrs, Beverly * and children, of Claremont, are guests tor a couple of weeks of their sjs- ter, Mrs. Oliver "Plerson and Mr. Pierson. Mrs. were of Hall and and Mrs, week of 'Mr Powell, Sr, ruests jast Mrs. Fred Powell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson, of Trenton, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. H., Dean. They | reported the highway in splendid travelling all © the way up. | violin and guitar | accompanied | chewan | problem, Sleigh Party W Was Followed | By Interesting and Help- Zul Program (Mrs. D. Hope, Correspondent) Scugog, Feb, 17.--Mr, and Mrs. R. Carter entertained the Union Women's Association last Tuesday, Feb. 10th. It took teams and slefghs to take every one that wanted. about 116 in all, There was a splendid program prepared. The first a Bible reading by Mrs. Geo. Hood. A instrumental on the by Mrs, Geo. Samells and Miss Myrtle Sweetman with Mrs. Geo. Sweetman at the plano. A solo by Mrs, C. Graham by Mrs. C. Samells at the plano. A reading about a large church gathering in Saskat- by Mrs. Joblin, Mrs. Geo. Samells had a Bible contest and It was all very much en- Joved, Alter the meeting we were called to the dining room were we all did justice to the good things provided. The younger guests had a most enjoyable time sleigh rid. Ing down the hill. We all had a | School section No. 1 has moved their wood shed over to the north side of the yard from the south side it makes a much better play- ground for the children. Mr. Earl Reader, of Toronto, {8 spending a few days with his par- ents here. Mr, and Mrs. A. Leighton, Jen- nile and Mae, of Cartwright, at- tended the meeting at Mrs, Care ter's last week, Mr. Gordon Jeffery, of Oshawa, visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Jeffery last week. Mr. C. Daniels visited in To- ronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. C, Heayns and son, James, of Prince Albert, visited her parents on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Elford and Mr, J. Burnham motored to Oshawa on Monday. Mr. Sydney Jackson, of Toronto, visited a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, R. Jackson. Miss R. Reader is visiting her sister, Mrs, D. Rodman for a few weeks, Some of the farmers are hauling logs to Raglan to get them sawed into lumber. Mrs. G. Colton, of Port Perry, visited Mrs. R. Carter and attend. ed the meeting held there on Tues- day. : Mr. entia visited his sister, Mark on Wednesday. Mrs. E, Hance visitéd her sister, Mrs. J, Swan in Port Perry, one day recently, Miss Luella Jeffery visited Miss Reta Graham a few days recently. Mr, Edward Dears visited Mr, C. Graham over the week-end, Mrs. A. Martyn and baby, Inez, was the guest of Mrs. T. Redman one day last week, Mr. Frank Reader visited Mr. Howard Lee on Sunday. . Mrs. R. Reader visited her aunt, Mrs, J. Gerrow' at Mrs, Nott's in Port Perry, one day last week. Mr. R. Wallace and daughter, Hilda, of Port Perry, visited his daughter, Mrs. Beacock last week. Mr. and Mrs, C. Samells, Edna and Mrs, H. Grills, of Val- Mrs. W. and George were the guests of his { brother, Mr, George Samells on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, J. and Glen, spent Sunday and Mrs. W, Beacock. Mrs. R. Hood and Mrs, visited little Bobbie Beacoclk days last week. Sorry to hear of Mrs, Geo. Goose's fllness from a stroke Igst week. We hope she will soon be up and around again, Mrs. T. Redman, Clifford and Irene, were in Whitby one day last week. Mr. J. Aldred were in Whitby a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dusty, bank, visited her mother, Rodman one day last week, Mr. W. Crozier had the tune to slip and fall on the ice one day last week. He ig bruised up but glad there were no bones Grace Mr. Demara, with C. Hardy one (ireen- Mrs, lL misfor- | broken. Nurse McLaren is spending 2a few weeks with Rev. Mr, and Mrs. Nesvell at Blackstock. Mr, Donald Faulkner was the guest of Mr, Roy Hope on Sunday, The Centre Sunday School was well attended on Sunday. They had a very interesting Valentine pro- gram. The smaller classes having Bible verses about the heart Lo say. On Friday all the schools had a great time with a Valentine post office and program. Miss Niddery of School No. 1 had pork and beans and candy for lunch, Miss Sweet of School No. 2, cake and candy. Miss Ackney of School No. 3 had candy. All the children had a grand time. GREENWOOD MAN SUSTAINS STROKE Harlock Collepsed at Mill and Is in Serious Condition Greenwood, Feb, 19.--~On Wed- nesday afternoon, Mr. Harlock, drove down to the mill with a grist. When he left home he was apparently quite well but soon af- ter his arrivel at the mill he sud- denly collapsed. Dr. Jira Moore ot Brooklin was summoned. He pro- nounced it a stroke, Mr, Harlock was at once removed to his home where he lies in a very serious condition, We hope Mt. Zion will have good weather and roads for their Oyster Supper next Wednesday evening, We hear Mr. Cavers will assist with the program, "The darkest hour in any man's life {8 when he sits down to plan how to get money without earning it." Horace Greeley. Employment 8 the only sane solution of the present hard times situation. olere relief is apt to produce a class of paupers. Congratuiat.ons to Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Redman on the gift of a weo aaughter, who arrived at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Broom. We are glad to have Mrs. Geo: Pegg and her infant daughter at home, Mr. and Mrs. Smart took tea with Mr, and Mrs. Irving: McAvoy, Mt, Zion on Wednesday evening, «» The Greenwood Young People presented their play "The Alley Daffodil' in Kinsale hall on Wed. nesday evening under the auspices of the Women's Institute. The Ladies' Aid met at the church on Thursday afternoon with an attendance of nineteen, Inter- esting discussions were held con- cerning plans for the year's work. Mesdames Brown, Gee and Har- lock served a fine lunch, Mrs. Smart spent several in Toronto with Marjory. The Greenwood Canadian Girls in Training entertained the group from Brooklin on Saturday after- noon. The visitors gave a very fine program. Then the Greenwood girls had a game and a post office days of Valentines, which proved very entertaining, Lunch was served fol- lowed by a sing-song, bringing a happy afternoon to a close. The Mission Circle will meet in the church and the Mission Band in the S.S. Room on Saturday af- ternoon. Public Medical Service London.--The doctors of Essex have started a public medical ser- vice especially for the benefit of the $1250-$2000 a year man and his family, The middle-class man who is not catered for under.the Nation- al Health Insurance scheme will be offered a full medical service for himself, his wife, and children at a cost of 2 cents a day per head. The actual subscription is $7.50 a vear, but in families of more than two children the third and every succeeding child will be admitted for $5 a year, and especially reduc- ed rates are offered in the case of exceptionally large families, The Essex Public Medical Service of City Road, London, E.C., which al- ready provides a service for the dependents of panel patiente. will > IL i meee control the new scheme. It 18 quite a new departure, but is has been very favorably received by the doc- tors in the county. STRANGE HOBBIES The hobbies of England's politic- ians are many and varied, a recent survey reveals, Winston Churchill, in addition tc being attracted by the art of brick- laying has a passion for frying frankfurters and thinks it's an art. David Lloyd George likes to give free movie shows of the American wild west type. Fred Montagu, under-secretary for air, is a clever conjurer and has re- fused stage offers, J. S. Clarke, socialist MP, used to be an animal trainer ~~ = has a hankering for his old ade, : Arthur Shepherd, anu... social= ist M.P,, is fond of tramps and is reputed to have an acquaintance with thousands of England's regular ho- boes. SHOE Many half price. $165 : $195 Values in Women's Shoes that make you buy. All new up-to-date merchandise 4 SPECIAL GROUPS "Every Pair A Geniine Bargain" SEE WINDOW DISPLAY SALE $9.95 $3.65 18 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH splendid time. Proceeds $22.30. - ALY.INA. Meeting @|/ The Y.P.A. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Samells last srednesday evening, Feb, 11th, The | meeting in charge of Mrs, Geo. | | Samalls, Meeting opened in the | : Mrs. J. Joblin gave a ting talk. Mrs. Geo. ! Hood gave a review of one of the | { recent meetings. The topic was taken by Mr. Stewart Sweetman | with a number of others helping him out by reading passages of | Scripture. A quartette was sang by | | Mise Myrtle Sweetman, Miss Mar- | | Joria Milner, Mr. Luzerne Sweet- man and Mr, Stuart Mark, the rest | Joining in with the chorus. The re- | | | ress Values Extraordinary $6.95 ina $6.95 All Silk Cantons, Flat Crepes. Also all Silk Prints in new attractive designs. Pretty Georgette Dresses for afternoon wear. Sizes run from 14 Misses' to Women's 44. You must see these to appreciate their value. bps port was read and roll called re. -- . ' ra sponding to a Bible verse and nam. { . . . . ing a book in the old testament | Infants' Silk Shoes with embrcidered design, pr. 25¢ | in order. The meeting elosed in | the usual way after which a song | Girls' All Wool Pullover Sweaters. | contest was conducted by Miss Sizes 6 to 12 years ...... aly ...95¢c | Hazel Sweet and Miss Myrtle Sweetman, | Baby Crib Blankets, pink only ee Scugog Won Game Our boy yed C- | Girls' Drill Middies with navy or red trim. | bo win a 2, 3a of Bo Sizes 4to 14 years . .. . . .98c key with Prince Albert last Thurs- Boys' Print Blouses. Sizes 11 to 121 rg 29¢ # And Just Buy Where You Get Full Value For Every Dollar You Spend. ~ McLAUGHLIN'S ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE SATISFACTION « with every delivery of Coal, Coke or Wood FROM THEIR YARD IF YOU WANT REAL WARMTH USE THE Famous Reading Anthracite Coal Clear bright burning, free from slate, dirt, etc., with a minimum of ash. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE McLAUGHLIN COAL & SUPPLIES LTD. KING STREET WEST PHONE 1246 PRC day evening in the Port Perry | rink. A very close game. 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