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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1948 "THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE ~~ Toronto Firm Holds Picnic At Scugog Park MRS. D. HOPE Correspondent a July 6 -- Mr. Denton's pssage was listened to on Sun-~ Lv with great attention on the teaching of Jesus teaching His dis- ciples at both churches, and yas as- sisted by Phyllis Tetlow and Teddy Denny in Grace Church. The young folks have taken their parts well. This goes to show they are ready to help when they are needed. The message of the choir was The Truth Marches On". The first year of Mr. Denton's work on the Island has been very successful and very aging. hero og A that Mrs. Gibbens of a Port View cottage is improving in health in Port Perry Hospital; also Mr. Stewart Graham and George 'Edgar after their opera- tioris. Mrs. E. Fines is improving at her home, and Mrs. Russell Hood is convalescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Lee in Port Perry. Congratulations to Miss Anne Melnychuk and sister, Nettie, in passing their examinations in Tor- onto recently, and they are leaving this week for Fenelon Falls for their holidays. Hope they will have a pleasant time. Mrs. Fox of Toronto is enjoying a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. M. King, at 7-Mile Island. _Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laing and infant son, David, of Belleville, spent the week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hood. The Retail Credit Co. of Toronto enjoyed a picnic at Lakeside on Sat- urday afternoon. About 120 came in cars and buses. The time was spent in ball games, races and all summer sports. A grand time was reported. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mahar of To- } ronto visited her cousins, Miss Mar- jorie Milner, and brothers, Ray and Ralph and Yvonne on Sunday. Miss Carol Sweetman of Port Per- is visiting her grandparents, Mr. H Mrs. Russell Carter. ir. and Mrs. Vaughan and daugh- ters, Dorothy, Berniece and Pat, and Mr. Roy Cook and Miss Grace De- mara of Toronto were week-end guests of their daughter, Mrs. Mil- ton Demara, and Mr. Demara, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse De- mara as theirs is not finished yet. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Crosier and little son, Peter John, of: Whitby, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Crosier of Manchester, were Sunday guests of the latter's daughter, Mrs. George Samells, and Mr. Samells. School Reports Foot School S.8S. 3: Grade 8--Fay Edgar, Ronald Ed- gar. Grade 6--Marlene Mark, Marjorie Grade 5--Joan Needham, Betty Needham, John Needham, Rodney Chandler. Grade 3--Terry Chandler, Gayle Mark, Austen Goose, Billy Pogue. Grade 2--Gary Edgar. Teacher--Miss Nettie Melnychuk. Centre School: 'Grade 9--Joan Samells, Norman Johnston, Eddie Prentice. Grade 8--Teddy Denny, Don Johnston. Grade 7--Patsy- Brown, Yvonne Milner, Donald Long, Donnie Free- man. Grade 5--George Jackson, Viola Brown. Grade 4--Gloria Fralick, Donna Samells, Marie Long, David Jack- son. Grade 2--Stephen Fralick, Gloria Hobbs. --Teacher, Miss Anne Melnychuk. Mr. Harry Denton and a number pf the young folks of the Head ap- pointment gathered at the Memor- ial-Heda church to trim the grass | and other things that needed doing | which will be a big improvement. Mr. Leonard Hope visited his cou- sin, Mr. John Hardy, at his home here. The traffic was very heavy here ager the holiday and week-end. Many Visitors In Enfield Area MRS. NORMAN STINSON Correspondent Enfield, July 6--Mr. Alec Aber- ECEBERT 33. lamprey 34. hulled Indian corn 36. sent out as [SITIEINIT] MIE IRIGTE | RIS IE | =>) jm] 37. oxygenate 39. bustle 41. stretch over 43. sound SIEIEIR DMO >I<I MEET MI<Ip Ol AM] Of =m) 48. despicable utes. 46. Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 48. twilight Mr, and Mrs. Alf. Grace on Sunday. Mrs, Jas. Stark and Anne Stin- son visited with Mrs. J. J. Ormiston, Raglan, } Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Garrard, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Cowling, Oshawa, visited at Leslie Cochrane's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tamblyn, Toronto, are holidaying at Wilfrid Bowman's. Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman and 'Mrs. G. Bowman spent Friday in Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. L. Cochrane visited with Mr. and Mrs. McEwen, Whit- by, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams and family, Hampton, visited at L. Cochrane's recently. Mr. and Mrs, Jamie Stark and Jimmie spent the week-end at Coboconk. Mr, and Mrs. Chester Lee, Miss June Cowling, all of Whitby, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee. Good Attendance At Prince Albert Church Service F. E. SMITH Correspondent Prince Albert, July 6--Mrs. Cecil Newnham returned from the Port Perry Hospital last week and is im- proving slowly. Vera and Jean Newnham, who have spent the past few weeks at Scarboro', returned home on Thurs- day with Mr. and Mrs. Kimmerly and family. Mr. Charlie Lake and Mrs. Mc- Carty spent the week-end near Belleville where a celebration was held for the hundredth birthday of Mrs. McCarty's grandfather. Mr, and Mrs. P. Revill, Toronto, were guests on Saturday of Mr. and Mrs, B. Smith. ' There was a very good attend- ance at church on Sunday morning, at which Rev. Riddell of St. John's Presbyterian Church, was speaker. Rev. Riddell will conduct the ser- vices here for the remainder of July while our minister, Rev. Smith, is hethy, Peterborough; Miss Mary ole, Toronto; Mr. Don Samis, To- | onto; Miss Corsina Samis, Osh- | Awa; Miss Joyce Abernethy, Peter- | borough, were recent guests of Mr. | d Mrs. Milton Samis. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Tay- or included'.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Faylor and children, Ajax; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, Toronto; Mr. Jack aylor, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Art aylor, Oshawa. Mr, and Mrs. Godfrey Bowman nd children attended Columbus nniversary services and were ests of Mrs. Elda Scott. Recent guests at the Stinson home included Mr. Wm. Westwood, 'oronto; Peter Westwood, Toronto; Ar. and Mrs. R. Stinson and David, oronto. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Avery and Floria Jean, Toronto, visited at arence Avery's. Miss Vera Stinson spent eek-end in Detroit. | Miss Ruth Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. . W. Prescott, Mr. Elmer Prescott, fessrs. Edgar, Murray and Glenn escott recently visited at Mount orest. Mr. and Mrs. Andy MacRae and hildren, Toronto, have returned to Ir summer home for the sea- s, Vincent Redding and Sheila, Pht Zion, visited with Mr. and 's, Fred Samis. Mr. Wm. Gray and Willie, To- Mbnto, spent the week-end with [rs. Gray. Mr, Stan Cowling, Oshawa, visit- H with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lycett. Several from this community at- bnded the auction sale at Ed. rong's, Cadmus, when good prices re realized. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grace and the |. away on vacation. The choir was greatly missed, and we understand they will be absent during holiday time also. Church service at 10 a.m.; Sun- day School at 11 a.m. The Misses Holman, Toronto, and Mrs. Groupe of Philadelphia are spending the summer month at their homes here. Mrs. Davies and her daughter, Marion, Toronto, are visiting with Marion's grandmother, Mrs, Len Smith, Miss M. Murphy, Weston, was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Har- per during the week-end. d Mr. Charles Granger has recover- ed sufficiently to return to his work in Toronto. Mr. Sager and Myps. Granger spent a couple od days in Toronto this week attending the Florists' Convention. Miss Shirley Vance spent seyeral gaye i relatives in Cartwright, and was busy dur strawberry- picking season. ing Miss Fay Bonne Tot y 11 has a job in Slonr SUPERSTITION ere 2 popular super: that artificial light is bad x eyes. Doctors say this is not true, provided . the light is of adequate amount and is' properly distributed 50 as to prevent annoying glare. Our eyes have evolved to work best in light comparable to diffuse sunlight. Artificial light is usually much less intense, although light engineers are constantly striving to produce light comparable to diffuse Sunlight, We do not need to' con- sider that sunlight is dangerous unless we look directly at the sun, len, Beaverton; Mr. and Mrs. Alf. fax: Bowmanville, visited with when an irreparahle burn- of the retina may. result. Willing Workers Plan For Picnic MRS. KENNETH FLETCHER Correspondent Harmony, July 6--Keep in mind the Willing Workers' picnic to be held this coming Wednesday after- noon at the school. A committee composed of Mrs. Harold Winter and Mrs. Don Har- ris have worked hard to arrange an interesting program of races etc., so ladies, pack that lunch hamper, bring the children and come along and have fun with your neighbors and friends. Time 230 pm. (or be- fore if you wish), place, school grounds, Mrs. Frank Fleury and young son, Garry, have returned to their home in Leaside after spending the past two weeks at the home of her sis- ter, Mrs. R. J. Luke, and visiting with other relatives here. . We wish 'the very best of luck and speedy recovery to Albert Rae who underwent an, operation in the Oshawa Hospital on Monday. Residents on Harmony Road are looking forward very much to the time when chemicals as put on the road to help lay the dust. This aw- ful film of dust which covers every- thing inside and outside of the houses, is very unpleasant and tends to rob us al] of much of our living outdoors pleasure. We know that we are to have this done, but when, is what everyone is asking. Several residents coated areas immediately in front of their homes, with oil, only to have it car- ried away when the road scraper passéd up and down a few days la- ter. With the increased traffic on Harmony Road South, some of which exceeds normal driving speed, choking clouds of dust are so great that at times visibility.{is nil, This is actually true, and much concern is being felt by people with small children, lest some child be killed or badly hurt while crossing the road. A petition to curb this thoughtless and unnecessary prac- tice of speeding has been circulated among the people and will be pre- sented to the council. Our fervent hope is that something will be done to enforce slower driving, and also to provide us with some effectual means of laying dust. Glad to report that little Marlene Martin who had tonsils and ade- noids removed on Monday, is get- ting along nicely. Bruce Martin has returned home after visiting with cousins John and Gordie Found, Pickering. We are in receipt of a card from Mrs. Walter Beoch, who, with her husband and son Walter, are enjoy- ing. a visit in England, visiting in Rochdale, Lancashire. They write that they found everything fine at home, are having a wonderful time renewing acquaintance with their relatives, and while at Ascot, saw members of the Royal Family quite close. We were reminded of another party visiting friends in the old country, this time in Ireland, in the persons of Mrs. Cyril] Roser and Kathleen, who left here a short while ago to spend the summer there visiting relatives. We hope they had a safe and enjoyable crossing and that they are having a wonderful time. Times-Gazette classified ads pay-- Why not try one today? " " PAGE FIVE Charges Ministry Took Meat Gift London, July T--(Reuters)--Con- servative Member Arthur Molson Monday night accused the Food Ministry of converting to its own use 3,224 pounds of beef sent by the Teachers and Parents Association of Fairfield, N, Z.,, to the Derbyshire village of Fairfield. Molson told the Commons the gift was seized by the Ministry of Food and non-perishable food was offered instead. 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