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} PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY: TI MES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, JUNE 10, W.A. Entertained AtCrossman Home Attendance Good ' MISS NORA WERRY Correspondent Kedron, June 10--Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scott were week-end vis- itors with Mrs. F. W. Lee. Mr. and Mrs, Lee Scott and Jane visited his parents and Mrs. F. W. Lee on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Percy Mountjoy en- joyed Zion Anniversary Service and were Sunday tea guests of Mr. Leonard Ball's. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Werry, Mrs. H. F. Werry attended Brooklin An- niversary and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Batty and Miss Doris Batty on Sunday. Miss Edna Samells, Scugog, has been engaged to teach Pereman's School for the coming year. Master Brian Lee attended Zion S.S. Anniversary and was tea guest of Master Doug. Cruickshank. Miss Diane Lee attended Zion services and was tea guest of Mr, G. Travail's, LJ] We welcome Mr, Albert Eddy of Cornwall, England, who has come to'Canada to carry on agricultural pursuits and is welcome help at Mr, Cecil Pascoe's, Albert is a cous- in of Mrs. Albert Tregusma. He greatly appreciates the better food and clothing supplies, making us ¢ feel selfish as we demur when we cannot obtain our latest whimsical fancy, Mrs. Emma Roberts and Miss Margaret Wray, were recent guests at the home of Mr. Arthur Wray. Mrs. Harvey Crossman, assisted by her daughter, Miss Irene Cross- man, entertained the W.A. June meeting. The attendance was good, with a number of welcome visitors. Mrs. H. A. Werry, Vice.-Pres., pre- sided in the absence of the Presi- dent, opening with Edgar Guest's poem. Mrs, R. E. Lee presided at the piano and quietly played ' "My Jesus I Love Thee." Miss Luella Hepburn gave the call to worship and led the Worship service. Hymns 476 and 607 were sung, Scripture read by Mrs. E. Mount- joy and topic by Miss Beatrice Mountjoy, was followed by prayer by Mrs. Frank Hancock. Mrs. Lee played "Mazurka of the Animals," Mrs, Glover read "The Delayed Train," Mrs. Werry conducted busi- ness. Congratulations were extended to Mrs. Percy Mountjoy on the third anniversary of their wedding. Mrs. D. McGrath sang "Face to Face" and latef "In the Garden of To- morrow." . Mrs. F. Hancock intro- duced Mrs. Clyde Saunders who gave a very interesting talk on Cub work and Scout activities. Thanks were extended to Mrs. Saunders for taking time from her busy life to bring this enlightening address. De- licious refreshments were served and a delightful social hour enjoy- ed. Miss Nora Werry was tea guest Yin Mrs, Cecil Pascoe Weednes- ay. Mr, and Mrs. Everett Mountjoy attended Zion anniversary services and were tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pascoe, Sunday. Mrs. R. E. Lee attended a bon voyage supper, honouring Miss weeks ago. shown here, a Fordor Sedan and a Coupe and a Business Coupe, Subject of speculation ever since the automobile industry returned to p a radically new Ford will appear in dealer showrooms in major Canadian cities later this month. cally designed to compete in the low price field, the 1949 Ford differs as sharply in its structural and operational features, and represents as great an advancement, appearance and comfort-wise, over previous corresponding models, as did the larger cars introduced by Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited, a few The 1949 Fords will be introduced in two series. The Custom series includes the Tudor Sedan, The DeLuxe series includes Tudor and Fordor Sedan, Club New 1949 Ford Models Out Soon' ger car prod Club Coupe. Specifi- Bernice Chapman, Toronto, who is going to England to teach on the exchange plan. The presentation of a beautiful travellers umbrella was a delightful event of the even- ing. Mrs. Ray Scott, Oshawa, was the gracious hostess of this Friday evening party. We are pleased to find Mrs. Bish- op Sr, 635 Horton Avenue, Osh- awa, who suffered very painful fracture of both wrists, and other severe injuries in a fall down the cellar steps five weeks ago, is mak- ing a favorable recovery and hopes. | to have splints off this week-end. | We congratulate Mrs. Bishop on her fine spirit of optimism and the energy necessary to make a come- back following such an accident. Mrs. S. E. Werry and Anne Wer- ry, Solina, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Luke, Miss O. E. Luke, Toronto, was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Werry and Anne, Mr. Charles E. Shortridge, Solina; Miss Olive Luke, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Luke, Misses Julia Roblin and Nora Werry, were Sunday tea guests of Mr. W. L Mountjoy's. Mr. and Mrs. . Authur Wray and family visited Mr. and Mrs. William Hill and family, Greenbank on Sunday, calling on friends in Port | Perry en route. | Messrs. Allan Borland and Alan | | Spears, Forward Movement team, | who conducted services in Sonne. . {won the boys' prize covering tion with Y.P.U, at Columbus Tues- day to Friday evenings last week, were overnight guests at Mr. C. F. Werry"s Thursday and Friday. A number of our young people availed themselves of the opportunity of attending the meetings. Mrs. Ben Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davidson and wee Wayne, Brooklin; Mr..and Mrs. Howard Davidson, Oshawa, called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wray Sunday ev- ening. Rain 'in gentle showers came to cheer the agriculturists and gard- eners. Much as we enjoy sunshine, we needed rain. Kedron anniversary will be held Sunday, June 20th and a play pre- sented by the Greenwood Young People Wednesday, June 23rd. Note change in date of play. Pres- | bytery Y.P.U. picnic will be held at | Geneva Park Tuesday evening, | June 22nd. Congratulations to Anna Marie Hoskin on winning the- Girls Gen- eral Proficiency prize in studies and on the campus, at Harmony School, and to Ralph Myers who the same standing. The Y.P.U. worship service Sun- | day evening was in charge of Rob- | ert Werry. Rev. G. W. Gardner | presented an interesting topic on | "Hymns." There were 16 present. Our sympathy goes out to Mr, | Mervin Pereman and family in the | passing of a loving wife and moth- | ler, The late Mrs. Pereman, nee Fanny Reynolds of Enfield) and Mr. Pereman, spent all their mar- ried life on Pereman farms north of school. An indefatigable work- er, noted for homemaking and hos- pitality, Mrs, Pereman had a large circle of appreciative friends, but in the home she was queen. Be- Contains 25% Prepared Wheat Germ A Food In Itself "BUY A LOAF TO-DAY ~~ \ Sa GOLDEN CORN Syrup Product of ST. LAWRENCE 'STARCH CO. LTD. It's an exciting flavour com- . bination--hot muffins, tea bis- cuits or toast 'with sparkling , Bee Hive Syrup. A delicious change for break fast--a thrifty dessert. Serve Bee Hive often --to brighten your menu, to help cut food costs ! 1 [sige ~ sides her husband, she is survived by four children, Greta (Mrs. Ern- est - McCormack) near Pereman's school, Elva (Mrs. Russell Vice) So- balance was achieved by moving the body forward five inches to cradle it between the wheels. Mechanical improvements are 194¢ » stressed 'by Ford engineers who | gasoline mileage in normal opera: made scores of changes such as rubber engine mountings to reduce vibration, a 10-per-cent increase in tion and a 25-per-cent improve; ment with the optional engine over: drive. lina; Roy om the farm, Eileen (Mrs. Levi Ellins) Columbus, and six grandchildren. One 'daughter, Ina, predeceased her about ten years ago. Ome brother, Fred of Alberta, survives, but two sisters, Lillie and Addie, (Mrs. John Hobbs) prede- ceased her. Her brave spirit during years of ill-health, will encourage all who knew her, New Model Ford Is Ultra Modern Now York, June 10--(AP---The new model Ford was unveiled Wed- nesday in a strictly private pre- view, and you would never know that she is the great grand-daugh- | ter of\ Tin Lizzie, The 'car is lighter, lower, longer and more expensive than old mod- els. Interior and exterior color is imaginative, but there is a marked reduction in the use of flashy chrome finishing inside and out that characterized so many post- war automobile models. What strikes the eye immediately is the styling. It's described as "functional," with a low silhouette which is unbroken 'from the blunt nose to the fenderless rear. A Titer juicy chunks of wieners cooked to flavor perfection with wholesome vitamin- rich beans. 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