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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 194 Scugog Couple Given Shower MRS. D. HOPE Correspondent Scugog, June 26--All heard a good message on Sunday at both church- es. The text, "Face Forward," was about Paul, who was such a good follower of Jesus after he had a change of heart and always had great faith. Eileen Cherrie assisted with the service in Grace Church on Sun- day. Phyliss Tetlow and Teddy Den- ny will assist on Sunday. The mes- sage from the choir was "Dogs Je- sus Care." Services will be at the regular - hpurs on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Cooper and daugh- ter, Joan, of Toronto' are very much in love with Scugog Island, so they visited the parsonage on Saturday, and enjoyed a picnic supper at the lake. Mrs. Andrew Van Nest of Alberta, is spending a few sweeks with her sisters and brothers, and attended the bridal shower in the Township Hall on Friday evening with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Prentice, and met many old friends. . All are glad to hear Mrs. Russell Hood is improving after a heart attack by putting out a fire which started while lighting a Coleman lamp. All are pleased to know it Was no worse. Carson Duquett of Toronto, en- joyed the weekend at the parsonage with H. M. Dentdn and his mo- ther. We are pleased to hear Mrs. Dor- othy Edgar has returned home after spending 14 months in Gravenhurst Sanitarium, Mz. and Mrs, Harry Camplin of Port Perry, visited their nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson on Sun- day. I suppose everyone knows fishing starts on Thursday morning at sunrise. The threshing of green peas has started again this week. Another bridal shower was held in the Township Hall on Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Col- lins. But the Joe Louis fight kept it from getting started. The fol- lowing address was read by Kay Prentice. Scugog, June 25, 1948. To Mr, and Mrs. Roy Collins, Scugog. Dear Betty and Roy: We have gathered here this evening to hon- our you on the occasion of your re- cent marriage and to offer our congratulations and best wishes on this happy event. Betty, you are well-known here on the island for it was here you have spent half of. your years, and at- tended school. "We always have fodn recollections of the place we spent our school days. We treasure the happy associations we had in those carefree days. Many here, no doubt, were your school pals. Since then you have joined in our social life. We remember with admiration your kindness and thoughtfulness towards your father and younger brothers when you took upon your- self, along with your sister, the care of your home at an early age. Roy, you have spent all of your years here until just recently. Like Betty, you will always have memor- ies of the island as all of your school days have been spent here. Later, you joined the armed forces. 'We are proud of the stand you took in serving us here. In contrast to some of our young couples we have honoured of late, you both have grown in our midst. Now you have reached another milestone in your lives. We are sorry that you will be living elsewhere, but we hope you will join us on many occasions. As a small token of our friend- ship and good will, we ask you to accept these gifts. We all join in wishing you both happiness and prosperity as you travel down life's pathway together. Your Friends of Scugog. Gloria Fralick and Viola Brown then brought in a child's wagon full of parcels to be unwrapped by the bride and groom. They then thank- ed all for the lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins will re- side in Oshawa where the best wishes will follow them. Schosls are closed again for a couple of months. We hope the tea- chers and pupils will have happy holidays. We are having lovely rain show- ers. This is good for the gardens and berries, but not so good for the hay that is out. or. gnd Mrs. John Ballard and little son are staying with her mo- ther, Mrs. R. Hood. We all hope for a speedy recovery. The Nelnychuk sisters are enjoy- ing Tuesday afternoon at Steph- enson's Point with their pupils, from the foot and centre schools. Sorry to hear Stewart Graham is in th: Port Perry Hospital. We hope for a speedy recovery. THEY'RE EATING ALONE, TOMAYNE'S GOT NOTHING BUT HIGH PRAISE FOR WIFEYS C= COOKING Bur when THEYVE GOT A HOUSEFUL OF DINNER GUESTS AND SHE COULD STAND A PAT ON THE BACK w ° [J 4 THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW WOTTA DISH! FIT FOR A KING! NOU SURE KNOW HOW TO RASGLE UP A MEX. JON, By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten TM GLAD YOU LIKE IT, oOo GH! MLZ WHAT'D YOU BASTE THIS ROAST WITH, IRON GLUE? AND THIS SALAD TASTES LIKE SEAWEED! WHY CAN'T YOU GET THE HANG OF OUT A WELL COOKED MEAL? SAM LAROCCA, TAMPA 7, Sunday School Holds Picnic At Hampton Park MRS. KENNETH FLETCHER Correspondent Harmony, June 28--A very suc- cessful picnic was held by the mem- bers of Harmony Sunday School at Hampton Park, last Saturday after- noon. A full round of sports and othe activities held the interest of all, not to mention the bountiful picnic supper, presided over by Rob- ert Moon, Sunday School superin- tendent. After the grace had been sung, a two minutes period of silence was observed in honor of the late Frank Michael, and a prayer for his family was offered by Mr. Moon. Mrs. Willoughbys Class-- L. Thompsons Class: Drew Mec- Kay, George Todgham, Marlene Jackson. Margaret Hart's Class: Marlene Mackie, Jack Hoskin, Allan Todg- ham, Marlene Martin, tie. Mrs. Hoskin's Class: Doug. Greentree, Ted Lockwood, Margar- et Todgham. . Miss Gifford's Class: Dennis Kemp, John Allman, Susan McKay, Bobby Winters, tie. Mrs. Michael's Class: Neilson Greentree, Jimmy Fleming, Jimmy Allman. Mrs. Fletcher's Class: Neil Mec- Kay, June Hall, Anna Marie Hoskin. Mr. C. Willowby's Class: Dave Fletcher, Jack Korry, Sam Fare- well. Mrs. D. Cameron's Class: Doris Geisberger, Pat Cordy, Anne Lees. Jr. Boys: Crab and Frog Race: John Allman, Doug Greentree, Rob- ert Winters. ; C. Willowby's Class, Crab and Frog: Sam Farewell, Dave Fletcher, Jack Korry. Three-Legged Race, Girls: Geisberger, Pat Cordy. Time Race: Bob Moon, Miss Geis- berger, Mrs. S. Mackie. Kicking the Shoe: Mrs. Mackie, Mrs. King, Mrs, Korry. Kicking Shoe: Mr. Fleming, Mr. Korry, Mr. Hoskin. Paper Bag Race: Mr. Moon, Mr. Fleming. Relay Race: 2 sides. Blowing Balloons: Joyce Hux- table, Shirley Ferris, Jean Bryans. Doris Zion Community Enjoys Picnic At Geneva Park HELEN DAVIDSON Correspondent Zion, June 29.--The Zion com- munity picnic, which was held on June 25 at Geneva Park, was well attended. A picnic supper was served under the trees with many lovely salads, sandwiches, tarts, strawberry shortcake and topped off with ice-ream and cake. After sup- per various races were run by both the children and grown-ups, the winners being rewarded with choco- late bars or oranges. A very enjoy- able time was held by all. A reminder: The Decoration Service at Zion Church will be held this coming Sunday. Rev. Walter Patterson, Newcastle, being guest speaker. Miss Peggy Killen, Toronto, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Killen, and was hostess at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Gladys Woods of Oshawa, on Saturday evening. Mrs, M. Morgan, Joan and Glenna attended the Wheeler-Ogden wed- ding at Unionville on Saturday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, 'Whitby, were Sunday guegts of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Lemoreaux, Milli- ken, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M. Morgan. Mrs. Fred Cameron and Helen, visited Mrs. John Shackleton of Bowmanville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ball attended "open house" at Bradley's school on Friday evening of last week and THEATEES | TODAY Biltmore -- "Desert Fury" 1:15, 3:55, 6:35, 9:15. "Sarge Goes to College" 2:55, 5:35, 8:15. Last complete show at: 8:15. Regent--"The Foxes 'of Harrow," 2.05, 4.25, 6.50, 9.15. Last com- plete show at 8.55. Marks--"It Had To Be You", at 120 - 3.20, - 5.20 - 7.20, - 9.20. Last complete show at 9.20, J ---- DANCING at the AVALON PAVILION ® THURSDAY ® FRIDAY e SATURDAY FOR YOUR DANCES AND PICNICS RENT A SOUND SYSTEM 3 FROM KAUFFMAN RADIO AND ELECTRICAL PHONE 4500W Pay a Visit to the BLUE SWALLOW (1 mile west of Oshawa on new 2-lane highway) OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Room and Board by Day or Week! Make Your Reservations for FRESH LOBSTER NEWBURG DINNER Dinners from 75¢ up! Phone 363J-1 report a lovely display of work by the children. They also attended the Bradley's school picnic at Gen- eva on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Balson and family, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNabb at Hampton, Mr. Hans Geissberger, Jr. spent Sunday at A. Eyman's, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs, 5. Coverley and boys, spent Sunday at Mr. Wesley Cameron's. Mr. and Mrs, D. Guttrell and Danny, Oshawa, were Sunday after- noon callers at Mr. and Mrs. Percy Davidson's, Mrs. Gerry Glaspell spent Monday of this week at Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glaspell of Tyrone, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. T. B. Glaspell's. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMaster, Mrs, John McMaster and Mr. and MS. Charles Naylor, attended the White-Sutton wedding at Orange- ville on Saturday of last week. Hans Geissberger, Sr, wase« at Millbridge recently. . Mr. and Mrs. Chris Chant and family of Milliken, were guests of Mx dnd Mrs. Arnold Vennor, Sun- ay. Mr. and Mrs. D. Guttrell and Danny, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cameron Sunday. Mrs. J. W. McMaster visited Mr, and Mrs, J. N. Balson on Sunday and attended the anniversary ser- vices at Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Davidson, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ab- bott, Enniskillen, Sunday. Some snails live to be 25 years old. Refreshment UNION HALL -- Absolutely no tickets wi LOCAL 222 U.A.W.- C.1.0. PICNIC LAKEVIEW PARK SATURDAY JULY 10th, 1948 FREE -- Adult Draw -- FREE FREE -- Children's Draw -- FREE eo GRAND PRIZES eo Union Members may get their transportation and refreshment tickets at the SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1948 Bring your membership card Entertainment 17}, SIMCOE ST. N. Il be issued on the grounds. George and Margaret, were supper OF THE © TONIGHT eo THURS. DOMINION DAY e FRIDAY, JULY 2nd eo SATURDAY, Cedar Beach Park NORTH SHORE MUSSELMAN'S LAKE GEORGE SMITH and HIS ORCHESTRA Dancing Wed., Fri., Sat., 4 BIG NIGHTS SEASON JULY 3rd During July and August "It's Fun to be a First Nighter" Inaugural Broadcast ga Over Radio Station CKDO . FRIDAY NIGHT ® Interviews Over the A ® Gifts! ® Prizes! ir! BOYD VALLEAU and his GREAT BAND Featuring SHIRLEY HARMER REGULAR PRICES! ONE SHOW ONLY i s™h th fi, DOUBLE HORROR PROGRAM TONITE Starting 11.30 /Screon"s NEWEST INNER 'SANCTUM MYSTERY! All New Thrills! PETER COE ° EVELYN ANKERS * ELENA VERDUGO TALA BIRELL MARTIN KOSLECK DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE MILBURN STONE -- 2nd Horror Feature -- LON CHANEY KAY HARDING * MARTIN KOSLECK VIRGINIA CHRISTINE » KURT KATCH LON CHANEY REGULAR PRICES! IKTMORE'? GAL TECHNICOLOR DAN DALEY °.. WALTER LAMAR BETTY GRABLE HOLIDAY ATTRACTION ] Joday ! dast Jims "Desert Fury" "SARGE GOES TO COLLEGE" BILTMORE! PLOWING SITE CHANGED BODY RECOVERED Cornwall, June 29--(CP) -- T body of Fernand Mayer, 18-year-o East Cornwall resident who w drowned off St. Lawrence Pa June 20 last was recovered tod: a short distance east of the sce: of the drowning. The young tran port driver drowned in 30 feet water when the canoe in which | was a passenger upset. | Lndsay, June 29--(CP) -- Bite of the 1948 = International Plowing Match to be held this year in Vic- toria County has been changed. Secretary of Plowmen's Association D. H. Miles, has announced that 450 acres of land four miles west of Lindsay, and north of No. 7 High- way on the county road to Cambray is the new site chosen by the lands committee. ummer is more Delightful at Sea-Cool Colton Manor Famous "Ship's Sun-Deck,"" sea-water baths, bathing direct from hotel. Finest food. 250 rest- ful rooms. American and European Plans. o + o in the most human heart- warming picture in years! of the Valley of the California Missions Refure of RINTINTIN Extral.. FOR LAFFS STN OLIVER LAUREL & HARDY IN "Tit For Tat" storring RINTINTINII DONALD WOODS BOBBY BLAKE TODAY ONLY! GINGER ROGERS in "It Had To Be You" CLNTURY FOR. VIOLENCE md EXCITEMENT ONTO THE SCREEN! The fire that was in {8 him--would always Starring REX HARRISON - MAUREEN O'HARA ™* Richard Haydn - Victor JAURH Vanessa Brown ~ Reoend QA Favrovns Plagers Theatre