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Courtice H-S See Camp Skit By MRS. C. CARPENTER COURTICE -- North Cour- tice Home and School met re- cently, with Mrs. Thomas Glad- man presiding. Mrs, Charies Archer read the minutes of the last meeting with the treasur- er, Mrs. Barry Johnson, giving her report, The room banner was won by Miss Carroll Rogers from the north school end Mrs. Lenor Hoar of the Highway school. Home and School Council members from Oshawa per- formed a camp workshop skit. Performing in this skit were Past President Mrs. John Gas- kell, Mrs. George Moss, Mrs. R. M. Edmonds and Mrs, Carl Creamer. In honor of Founders' Night, a Candle Lighting Service was conducted by rs, Thomas Gladman, Mrs. Art Bishop, Mrs. Glén Reynolds and' Mrs, Keith Mineker, | KUM ALL UNIT The Kum-All Unit of Cour-} tice United Church met at the| home of Mrs, R. G. Fowler with! 10 present. Mrs. Wilson Neill) opened the devotional period) with a poem, "Who Holds) Your Tongue," assisted by Mrs.| Don Thompson with the scrip-| ELECTION SPOTLIGHT Results Voided In Last Election By JACK PICKETTS ST. JOHN'S, Nfld, (CP)--St. John's West, barely won by the Liberals in a cliff-hanger last June, has been without a Com- mons member since October when the Newfoundland Su- preme Court voided the election because of service vote irreg- ularities. Richard Cashin, 26, Liberal lawyer who defeated former s0- licitor general William J. Browne last time, has _ been quietly stumping the district ever since as his party's can- didate in the election April 8. But he wont' face Mr. Browne,| tough veteran of many New- Chiropractor foundland campaigns. A few days after the 1962 election was knocked out, the Progressive Conservative party talked Mr. Browne, 66, into running as a provincial election candidate in a St. John's seat and he was elected Nov, 19. In his place as PC candidate is Arthur Hamett, Mr. Browne's executive assistant at Ottawa from 1958 until last June and since then executive assistant to the finance minister, He was an unsuccessful Conservative candidate in Trinity-Concéption riding in the 1958 election. About half the city of St. John's lies within St. John's West, That part contains about 50 per cent of the voters. The jrest are scattered through nearly half the rough, rocky Avalon Peninsula. oliticians travel the poor Shore Road and \its branches to tiny fishing com- |munities such as Cape Race i b Outlines Jo > id St. Shotts. A bett 1 At Meeting read runs ra the iacentio ares, By MRS. HARRY FREEMAN |MISSES FIRST VOTE MAPLE GROVE -- The Cour-| s is the first time since Solina Sunday School Posts Record Number SOLINA -- There was a rec- ord attendance of 109 at Sunday School on Sunday morning. John Knox prepared the missionary progtam in which Doreen Hamer read the <a lesson. Ellen Cryderman gave a reading and stories were read by Mrs. Frank Westlake and Gladys Yellowlees. The superintendent for this month is Stan Millson. Misses Donna McGlaughlin and Sheena Sandison, Hamilton Hospital; Marie Laviolette Davis, Oshawa General Hospi- tal, affiliating nurses at Ontario Hospital, Whitby, were recént dinner guests of the lattér's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Davis, | The Hi-6 group mét recently with 17 members present and the president, Dianne Tink, in) the chair. The program was in charge of Phyllis Ann Westlake who led the worship period with Ron Broome reading the scripture passage. The topic in discussion form| was on prayer. Mrs. H. E. Tink visited on| Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Sally, Tommy and Faye Langmaid were Sunday tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Flett and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. McCarrell, Omemee; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Westlake and Kevin, Peterbor- ough, were recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wes Hills and family. r, and Mrs. Aléx Fisher, Zion, visited Mr, and . Mrs. Frank Westlake, Jr., and Mrs. Frank Westlake, Sr. -------- RESULTS COUNT! oe MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ot the Consult @ Member Oshawa & District Real Estate STEVE | REEVES THSANtGGLON - TOTALOABER MARK FOREST - CHELO ALONSO MARKS) STARTS MONDAY ANNA MAGNANI "And The Wild, Wild, Women ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 4 4 4 ADDED ture. |ticé Circuit Brotherhood met at ecto bag > one Lites A card of thanks was sent to| Maple Grove recently with Pre-/na. aot contested St. John's Mr. and Mrs. Don Cowle for|sideut Harvey Brooks in the i Percy Dewell and _ family, Hamptcn. Mr. and Mrs, Lang- HECKLER GETS HAND Premier Joey Smallwood gives heckler Ambrose Locke a hand onto the stage at St. John's, Nfld., Friday after Lester B. Pearson invited his hecklers to join him on the platform during a rally. A by- stander passés up Locke's cap. --(CP Wirephoto) Dunbarton Unit Schedules Sale By T. THOMPSON DUNBARTON -- The minis- ter Dr. W. A. McKay conducted the regular morning service re- cently, assisted by R. Pitcairn, organist and choir director. Mrs. Bernice Hollinger conduct- ed the Junior Congregation. The sermon "Miracles of Jesus" was a continuation of Dr. McKay's service on Christ's Ministry. Janice Louise, infant daugh-|™ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Day, was baptised at the Sun- of day morning service. The Stewards met on Wednes- day evening. On Sunday evening, the dis- cussion group's topic was the Living God, the third chapter of the study book "The Word and }a special evening. ~ bowling at the Rouge Bowl. They gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Dugald Thompson lof the Base Line afterwards fur Units Study 'Rim Of Asia' By MAY E. BROWN GREENWOOD -- Unit Three of the UCW met at the home of Mrs. Don Goodwin recently. Unit One of the UCW held SUPPET) their meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary McLean. The new study "On the Rim of Asia" was taken at both meetings. The general meeting of the UCW was held at the church Thursday, February 21. "The Word and the Way" will be the special study. The Kinsale Women's Insti- tute met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Young. Following the reading of the minutes plans Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris who cele- brated their wedding anniver- sary recently. They had Mr. and Mrs. Glen Knapp and fam-) ily of Pickering as guests. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH . ...| The morning worship was well attended and conducted by the minister Rev. F. Conkey During the singing of the) hymn Mr. Harry Boyes, clerk the Kirk session, brought forward Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bonk who presented their baby daughter Cynthia Marilyn for Baptism. Rev. F. Sonkey offici- ated at the Baptism. |members and friends attended the use of their home for the! Unit's card party. | Mrs. Bob Fowler and Mrs. Jerrold Estabrooks held the Mission Study on "The Bible and You." A film was shown, "Make Room in Hong Kong," giving the Unit some idea as to the crowded conditions that exist there. Mrs. Lloyd Courtice read "Believe in Tomorrow." THE FRIENDSHIP UNIT The Friendship Unit of Cour- tice United Church 'met at the home of Ms. Lioyd Irvine, then proceeded in cars to the Retarded Children's School in Oshawa for supper. A total of 25 Mrs. Lioyd Irvine held a short business meéting. A committee was arranged to take charge of the Variety Night, the Unit's project to take place at the church on March 29 at 7.30 p.m. All mem- bers were asked to make candy for this night. The candy will be bagged at Mrs. Wm, Peir- son's. : | The Unit then travelled to) the Bell Telephone Company) where they were joined by) some of the young people of) the district for a conducted! tour. | were made for a trip to Fair- MISSIONARY SOCIETY view Lodge. chair, It was moved by Wes Down that Howard Bradley and Hilton Tink be a nominating committee to bring in a slate of officers for next year. Wes Down led in a short sing song with Leslie Collacutt at the piano. Gordon and Hugh Al- lin then favored with séveral numbers on their guitars. Harvey then called on Mick Brown to introduce the guest speaker of the evening, Dr, Ted Mann, Chiropractor, of Bow- manville, He gave a short talk on his work and the requirements of his profession. He also showed a film followed by a discussion. The Womens Institute held a workshop on Home Management and Consumers Information at Maple Grove recently in the church basement. This included discussions on questions related to Warrantees - Guarantees Centracts - Labels - Advertise- ments and Standards as set by me Canadian Standards Associ- ation. West. He won in 1949, lost to the Liberals in 1953, won in 1957 and 1958 and lost again last} year, | Despite a tough Liberal cam- paign, Mr. Browne carried the civilian vote in June, with Mr. Cashin 170 votes behind. The Liberals won two-thirds of the Roy maid and Mr. and Mrs. C. Langmaid attended the 40th wedding anniversary celebra- tion for Mr. and Mrs, N. Gim- blett at Columbus recently. service vote, giving him the seat by 24 votes. j Then Mr. Browne showed the Supreme Court 34 servicemen-- nearly 10 per cent of the service total in St. John's West-cast ballots in the wrong riding. The court declared the seat vacant. Running against Mr. Cashin and Mr. Harnett, 37, a former radio announcer, is a New Dem- ocratic Party candidate, James Walsh, a labor official defeated in St. John's East last June. NDP got 281 votes in St. John's West last year. Mr. Cashin 12,650, and Mr. Browne .| 12,625, There were 32,500 elig- ible voters, about 500 fewer than are eligible to vote April 8. Tomorrow: Cape Breton | South. DANCE TONIGHT Old Time - Modern ADMISSION--$1.00 "SHE DIDN'T SAY NO" IN TECHNICOLOR with EILEEN HERLIE Last Times -- TODAY ond SATURDAY ELVIS PRESLEY as "KID GALAHAD" one PLUS "INCIDENT IN AN ALLEY" [2.9L uel s€ 3 WAALS we [TENNESSEE WILLIAM OREN FIRST COMEDVT ) TODAY A £ Metro Goodwyn BUC Tenens PeRlodss Acute TRicksha |g CHINESE FOODS DANCE PARTY PAT RICCIO & HIS ORCHESTRA | | NOW OPEN Under new Management, KEN SETO, Proprietor Dining Room Service FOR FINEST IN CHINESE FOODS -- for -- HOME DELIVERY free within city limits after 4:00 p.m. the Way. The session is planning a visitation of members and pros- pective members , within the next few weeks. If anyone is interested: in joining the church before the next communion service, they are asked to. contact Dr. McKay. The afternoon unit of UCW is planning a New-to-You clothing sale and Bake Sale at the United Church at 9.30 a.m. on|be held in St. Andrews church April 6th. jon April 4 with Rev. Honeyman The evening unit of UCW and|director of Evangel Hall as friends enjoyed an evening of'guest speaker. DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. North Simcoe Pharmacy 909 SIMCOE ST. NORTH PHONE 723-3418 POWELL DRUGS 3512 SIMCOE ST. NORTH PHONE 725-4734 The monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held at St. Andrew's The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Burt Waters vice presi- dent. The topic was on Formosa and was conducted by Mrs. Conkey and Mrs. Brisbin and included a playlet. Plans were made for spring thankoffering which will Church recently at the Manse.|Way the) Two ladies were appointed to) lead the 4H Club girls for their new project "The Milky ay." A car load of UCW ladies| attended the Oshawa UCW) Presbyterial meeting at Bow-) manville recently, | | OAD Mrs. Wm. A. Brown was a| Gare Te \delegate from Ontario County jat the Provincial Safety Coun- cil meeting at the O.AC., |Guelph recently, CARPET ANY 282 King W. ssh 728-9581 THE CANADIAN DIABETIC ASSOCIATION MERITS YOUR SUPPORT IN ITS APPEAL FOR $200,000 PHONE 725-0173 MARCH 15 fo 31 | THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS | of the _ OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL § ov LION OSHAWA sr ynusv PHONE 728-1676 42 KING ST. WEST Seem THE HOME OF CHINESE FOODS 42 King St. West Oshawa HOT - FRESH - FAST DINING ROOM AND TAKE OUT AND DELIVERY SERVICE BAR-B-Q CHINESE STYLE .__. e FISH & CHIPS ¢@ 300 ING ST. 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