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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1948 Temperance Skit | Is Im ature of Baud Me~ting MRS. BLAKE OKE Correspondent Courtice-Ebéneczer, Feb. 19--The | No. 4 Mission Band held its meet- | ing no Tuesday afternoon. Busi- ness items included two birthdays being observed. The worship period ozened with quiet music, played by) Gwen Os- borne. The call to worship was given by the band, The theme was Around the World with the Bible." The Bible story was read by Ray- mond Osborne. The worship hymn wus sung and prayer was offered by Gwen Osborne. The following program was pre- sented: Story by Elaine Senko; temperance skit by five of the boys; chorus, senior boys; duet, Delbert Grills and Elsie. Down; story, Gwen Osborne. ! Mrs. Joe McKenzie, Mrs. Tom Barber and Mrs. Joe Gearing were Thursday visitors in Toronto. Mrs. Joe Gearing was a week- end guest with friends in Bow- manville. The euchre, held on Monday, Feb. 16, under auspices of Home and THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE THIRTEEN School Association, had five tables | filled. High lady was Mrs. Earl Shipman; consolation, Mrs, Blake Oke; high gent, Mrs. Harry Gay; consolation, Mrs, Clarence Hockin. | These ladies played on a gent's | ecard, On Monday, Feb, 23, another | party will be held and all hope for | a good attendance. Come along and | enjoy. the fun. The Woman's Association held | another quilting with 12 ladies in | attendance on 'Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cecil Adams, v {en the quilt was finished for a ivate order. Congrag ulations to Ray and Mis. Brooks on the arrival of a little daughter at their home, Mark and Mrs. Hancock and children, Bradley's; Bob and Mrs, Hancock and children, Columbus, were Sunday guests with their par- ents, Leslie and Mrs. Hancock. Mrs. Wally McKnight is spend- ing a few days with her parents, Cedric and Mrs. Robinson, during Wally's motor trip in company with Mr. Veenoff, to New York to meet the brother of Mr. Veenoff who is arriving from Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Langmaid, Oshawa, were Monday visitors at the Gordon Trevail home. Master Bobby Warburton ceie- brated his fourth birthday on Monday and entertained a few of his little friends. A good time was enjoyed. [ | INSULATE AND SAVE! fuel-oil burners report up to 109% saving in oil. Enjoy extra warmth by Insulating YOUR For free estimate phone: SEALTITE INSULATION 08 SIMCOE 8. OSHAWA, ONT PHONE: 3136R or 3258W Clean, odourless, hardy, JACK 165 RITSON RD. S. 8 BARBARA CRES. "ANDES CHINuNILLAS" CHINCHILLAS RANCHED IN OSHAWA profitable to raise, See our foundation breeding stock and get ful particuars. ANDES CHINCHILLA RANCH herbiverous, pleasant and HoAR PHONE 3733 TORONTO 6, ONT. STOKER SALES & SERVICE fop Quality Anthracite, Bituminous and Coke. 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