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14 THE OsmAwa TIS, | | | Hayride | Party Held KEDRON The Yousg Pes Pie's Sanday Scho dlacs eh perfect wests nde party at f nd Mrs, Wakter | Evy sented on bales of ba YOURE peste enjoyed a tractor rawn nde mong the Yoads.] They returned tn gather arownd! # large how 5 the back yard A lunch wis topped off w marshmallows rossted over coms, About 12 pepe # tended, togeih with their teach ers, Mrs, Hardid Werry and Mrs, RB 8 Bishop At this week's wth Brownie eienied 19) ymakers grned by Joan s and Carel 5 WETE pre to Janet Waddingion Trudy Hart, Cathy O'Connell and Sharon McKinnon. Secopd esr) Service stars were presented to Anne Bishop, Brenda danice Hl, Har and Margaret Maid 3 rird| Year stars were given te Joan Ogle, Rosemary Greer snd Dale Thomas BUS TRIP The Coup ub enjoyed a bus trip ough where they had a con tour tRrough the Leievision of Station CHEX, The 4 4 planned by Mrs, Stanley and Mrs Derek Barpett PERSONALS | Douglas Pascoe and Sid Tre vail have returned to Toronto to continue their studies a. Ryer son Institute Mis, Alar F DEW S00 m the | ing a few day y her parents Mr. and M Lee Weekend gus al the home of| Mr. and y were Bet Pascoe of MeCulloch Morrow of © i Mr, and Adam Hawley and thelr daughter Catherine spent Thank ng with Mr, and Mrs, Ross Lee A large crowd attended. the| Auction Sale of farm implement and household furnishings on the farm of M Harvey Crossman on Saturda I farm has heen purchased hy Mr. John Wilkinson of Oshawa, Mi Crossman will be moving s month to her new home ( switzer drive Mr, and Mrs, Foster Snowden have left on a motor trip to Edmonton, Alberta, wheres they will visit with thelr daughter Mrs, Jim Pengally and new grandsor Mr, and Mrs, Robert Dale en joved a motor trip through North ern Ontario 1} yeek travelling through Algonquin Park, and as far north as North Bay AT SAMAC Mr, Ted Maldman spent the weekend at Camp Bamae as an instructor in a course for Scout leaders from the Oshawa dis trict Mr, and Mrs, William Werry Donald, Dennis and Eldon visit ed at the home of Mr, and Mrs Orval Jackson of Lindsay Mr, and Mrs, Bill Sadler of Toronto were evening visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Everell| Mountjoy Mr. and Mrs. R. LI, Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. T. C, Smillie, To ronto, and Myr, and Mrs, M, Mof fatt of Oshawa were Friday din ner guests of Mr, and Mrs H, A. Werry Mrs, Derek Barnett, Mrs, Wil Ham Woodward, Mrs, Everett Mountjoy, Mrs. W, Reeves and Mrs, Ted Maldman are driving to Whithy each Tuesday night to attend a six ee) leadership training course in Sunday School work Mr, and Mrs, Lisle Nohle en tertained Mrs, 1, Noble and Fred Nohle of Bobeaygeon for Sunday dinner A hirthday party for Mrs George Maule of Oshawa was held at the Kedron tien Hall on Sunday. Eight ehildren including her voungest daughter Mrs, Ted Maldman, and 32 grand children were present to help cel ehrate the occasion HOLD SERVICE At the regular church service on Sunday morning Rev, Ronald Love preached the sermon, and special musie was provided hy| Mr, Walter Davis and Mrs. Ross Lee Following the church service A congre | meeting was held to a 0 he hoard's pro posal to purchase additional land for the church, A new lot with A00 feet frontage and 200 feet depth Immediately east and adja cent to the present church prop erty is to he hought from Mr, | Frank Lee. 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