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TW eRe he. ae NL Vow LE RE A CMY. EYEE New wy vy vw MR hh BE BEE a Jw ree ve ] SAVE AT AL 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 19, 1960 |ana is sean i akg E Mace, Inaugural Summer Service At Church Well Attended [Gime BROUGHAM -- Rev. A. E. Joy Rebekah Lodge is arrang- enthusiastic in their praise of | visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cresswell, of St. John's United/ing a Euchre to be held on Story Book Gardens, which they |willson on Saturday. Church, Brougham, expressed his| Thursday, May 26, at 8 p.m describe as being a part of an| Little Lance Johnston pleasure that the first morning : service of the summer was well| BAKING FOR SALE ee attended, and hoped it would con- To help swell the funds for the tinue thus. Services commence at 10 a.m each Sunday morning, rather than in the afternoon, throughout the summer months. Music is furnished by the Junior Choir, d Sunday School is held at 11 ©" a.m. on Sundays, MINISTER TO SPEAK ATTENDANCE INCREASES Brougham WMS will meet at Despite the time of year, when|the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. EQUIPMENT FOR PARK weekly Euchres in Brougham |yrajeolm on Thursday, May 19,/ Last week work was done on } usually cease, attendance has in- at 2 p.m. Program convener for the manufacture of swings for| Construction of St. creased of late, with Visitors|ihe meeting is Mrs. Jack Mitchell [the boys and girls at Brougham Chapel at Windsor, coming from as far away as Sun-|,n4 the roll call, "Seed". Park by a -number of voluntee started in 1475. 7 League will be formed this week. 1t is believed that Bill Miller will team, and Edmund Challice, Brougham Schoo! teacher, will incorporate a girls' softball team. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS of the Thames River. seriously ill with 3 strep Jarast. : : The Story Book Gardens is in| Miss Alayne Elliott, of sh- [worthy ork of the Friendly Bible Spr, Park, a project of awa, was a weekend guest of Mr. ass, a Bake Sale will be ted the London Public Utilities Com-and Mrs. Donald Beer, on fe Clare WD on bye ay. mission, who created displays Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry were May 21. Everyone is invited 10,0 a5 The Three Little Pigs, pleased to have Bobby Rogers visit and purc ase her ome: Penguins, Hickory Dickory | with them for the weekend. Imade delectables for the ,week- Doct, and other nursery favor. | Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Storry, ites. The refreshment stand is in|Mrs. Janet Newson, Johnny and the 'Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eat- Debbie, spent Sunday at the farm er" display. of Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Salmon, Cannington. ROYAL CHAPEL George's England, area of parkland on either side Ajax-Pickering General Hospital, | is in| derland and Uxbridge. i Rev. A. E. Cresswell will ad- workers, Pipe was cut, and this Last week's winners Were: | gress the meeting on "Our Mis- week this industry will be con- Ladies og rs, Crawtord; sion Work in Canada". ove ou \re-chabtnzn of NOTICE ean ae '| Hostesses for the afternoon are 'O2€rt ATHIEr, vice-chal f illard's advertise- Mrs. A. J. Gray. Gentlemen -- "gy "niajooim Mrs. R. Mal- the Park Board, reported that Reed Gille page 9 and solve your summer clothes storage problems. |colm, and Mrs. W. Hamilton. | Wr / rc 3p C- ambition to make six swings'. STORY BOOK GARDENS His volunteer assistants were| ed as a man; Second, Mr. M Ilmurray; Third, Mr. Mullian. § HE be taking charge of a Bantam| S¥§ /) i =/% : ) : | posi 7 il Al First, Mrs. Goodman, who play-| |*"we had enough pipe, chain and IT IS ALL FREE A further WI Euchre will be| Mrs, Donald Gibson, Bruce and/Ross Knox, Ken Pascoe, Don held at the Township Hall in Anne, while visiting friends in Gibson and Ivan Booth. Brougham, next Tuesday night. 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