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JULIET JONES THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, March 26, 1960 13 KEDRON KEDRON (Special) --The Of ficial Board of Kedron Church met Monday in Kedron Lower Hall when it was decided that communion will be celebrated April 10, when new members will be received in a brief service of confirmation. About 20 Holstein farmers from Prince Edward County visited at the farms of Robert Flett and Harold and Ron Werry, Friday, Mrs. W. L. Mountjoy and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Werry attended funeral services for the late Mrs. Bert Foster, formerly Edith P , who for several years DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER WHY AREN'T YOU WEARING YOUR GLASSES # I DON'T NEED THEM ANY MORE! REMEMBER, ID ~7 BEEN SEEING POTS BEFORE {MY TROUBLE CLEARED UPAS SOON 4S MY FOUR SISTERS OUTGREW THEIR POLKA=DOT y--= DRESSES! YOURE UNDER ARREST FOR SEEDING! THAT WILL BE A FIVE-CENT FINE! BUT 1 COULPN'T A-BEEN SPEEDIN'! THIS CAR PON'T EVEN HAVE A ENGINE / Z HAFTA USE AH, HA! THAT WILL BE ANOTHER FINE-CENT PEPALING WITHOUT FINE! A LICENSE. THE LONE RANGER HONEST JOHN THREATENED 70 GO 70 MY FATHER IF | DIDN'T PAY MY DEBT BY /V/OON TOMORROW. OF COURSE Hi DID! THEN HE [ SAID HE'D CANCEL THE LOU. Goo DEMONSTRA REVOLUTIONARY 4 NEW SPOT- << A SPOT THATS p JUST THINK OF | A {0 NST 4 XN A BEING Q Vd REMOVED SECRET AGENT X 9 WATCH CORRIG YOUR STEP! AN JUST ARRIVED. HES made her home with the H. F. Werry family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Werry attended the memorial service in Toronto Sunday for the late Mrs. James Southcombe, formerly Margaret Washington, John K. Glober of Strathroy visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Glover, Saturday and with them attended the funeral of Donald W. Smith. Many Kedron friends paid tribe ute to the memory of the late Mrs. C. Mustard, wife of Rev. Dr. Charles Mustard of Toronto, and mother of Mrs, R. H. Love, Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Pascoe, Mr. and Mrs, Grant Pascoe and Doug- las were guests of Mr, and Mrs, T. W. Scott, Columbus, at a fam» ily party to honor Mrs. H, L. Pascoe, who recently celebrated her 89th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lee, Frank | |C. Lee, Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Werry were among dinner guests of Mr, a Mrs. Bert Luke, Toronto, Fri ay. Mrs. J. H. Pascoe and Mrs, H. Crossman were among the prize winners at the St. Patrick's Dy bridge held by the Hospital As iary en Wednesday. Bay Residents Anxious Over Development By MRS. E. FERTILE FRENCHMAN'S BAY -- Frenchman'S Bay Ratepayers and Community Association held a meeting at the Fairport United s [Church Hall with president, Wile liam Fertile, in the chair, Mr. Fertile stated that there | |lhad been an offer from a real q |estate firm to purchase the 50° frontage on Liverpool road, being the entrance into the ball park, Dwiey by the Ratepayers Associa~ tion. . After discussion Jack Buck moved that the property be held. This was carried. There was a discussion on the effects of the new development For Best Value...Choose A GOODWILL USED CAR From The CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. GIVE HARRY DICK A CALL AT RA 3-4634 AND LET HIM ASSIST YOU ew "Bay; Ridges" on residents at the Bay. It was suggested that another meeting be held in twe weeks and an invitation be ex- tended to Reeve Sherman Scott, deputy - reeve Ross Hawthorne and councillor Ross Deakin, to at- tend and answer questions, To expedite / proceedings the ratepayers were asked to write questions which will be pre |sented in a brief for Township CAT WAS MISSING, AND I FOUND ON THE CONTRARY, IT WAS 'THE DANGEROUS JOB OF MY CAREER, MEANT MEDDLING IN AN ADMIRAL LOVE LIFE, THAN WHICH THERE'S NOTHING MORE FRAUGHT WITH R ' ANGEL! THEN ANADMIRAUS | | YOU DID NOTHING GETTING OUT OF HERE! SHES oH GOING TO LICK MICKEY MOUSE ROY ROGERS LET'S BEAT OUR TEETH WHILE WE - STOW SOME VITAMING, ROY WE'LL TAKE Lyd ThA DOUGH, MISTER Aaa a EE ETE EY ewe OH, OH? SOME- ONE IS GONNA CATCH HECK! | "wYET THERE GOES GRANDMA, BRANDISHIN' HER BIG OL' UMBRELLA / BRICK BRADFORD LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY APIGUARIN |W; n ~| TRV ta TO GOON THE RADIO? FHEAVEN'S SAKE, WHATS WRONG : WRONG 2 WHY D0 You SAY THAT) VIRGINIA? y S'FUNNY =I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT IT BEFORE, BUT WHEN | ANY ACTION ITS GOING ese T0 BE MY WAY = " " A aa {whether the sewage plant would affect the water im | |the Bay and about roads, schools, recreational areas and the safety of children going to and from | |school with the increased traffie on Liverpool road. The meeting has been arr: ang- i |ed for Friday April 1 at 8 p.m 17 Machines Tested In One Vehicle MONTREAL (CP)--Delegates at the annual meeting of the woodlands section of the Cana dian Pulp and Paper Association were told Thursday how abilities of 17 different machines used is logging operations were tested im a single vehicle. W. J. 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