The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE SIXTnCNtA TTSAN OMIVLE UAT ?WTYRSDAT. JUNE 15. 1950 ZMWIl q 'i Mrs. Henry Cornlsh and Mrs. Miln Cornlsh attended the gradu- atIon exercisea of Alan Cornlmh wben he received bis degree of Bachelor of Applied Science in Toronto. Mrs. Walter CabJbIedick la ini Toronto with Mr. ahd Mra. Win. Lantz. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Joncs vin- Ited relatives In Port Hope Sun- day. Vimitors with Mr. and Mro. R. H. 'Wood were Mrs. Wes Hoakin, Oshawa, Mrs. Herb. Rundie, Bow- rninville, Mrs. Deibent FlIntoif, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Vivian and children. We are pleased to report a s i Ig ht improvement in Mr. Wood's health. Viitors with Mr. and Mn.. H. Rowland were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowland and Kathy, Toronto, and Miss Etta Holmes, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. George Crowther and Charles, Newcastle, visited her mothér, M1rs. C. Wood. Miss Shirley PQtcn, R.N., Osh- awa,' with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Porter. Miss Audrey Billings, Toronto. spent the weekend at her home. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McLaren (nee Mar- guerite Rutherford) on their mar- niage on June lOth. Miss Gwen Phasey. Bowman- ville, spent the weekend at ber home. "UNNYLEA" REST HOME rvtNewcastle - Ontario HAS VACANCY Private - Semi-Private well recommended Phone: Clarke 1133A Mr. and Mmm. W. Stainten vimit- ed in Peterboro on Sunday witb Mr. and Mmm. Garixet Town&. Mmm. Frances Jackson wha has reslded In Newcastle la naw mak- ing hem home wlth Mmm. Wm. Mit- chel l InOrono. Mrs. Gwen agan and on Michael spent a week with ber parents, Mn. and Mns.. 011e Coop- er. Visitoma with Mr. and Mrm. Fred Duncan are Mrm. E. Peel and daughter, Mns. C. Huggins, Pet- erborough. Miss H. M. Duncan, Mlllbrook, i. making ber home wlth Mr. and Mns. Clarence Duncan. Weekend visitons with Mm. and Mn,. LeRoy Hamilton were Mn. and Mmm. Nanman F. Fiuber and eilîdren Normie, Lynda and Ka- thee, Guelph. Visitons wltb Mn. and Mn,. R. E. Logan were Mns. Rota Miller, Toronto, and Mn. Albert Logan and Mies Lily Logan, Belleville. Rivordale Hartîcultural Society, Toronto, held their picel in Or- ana Park an Satunday. Two iaràe buses each carried about 50 pass- ezxgens. Orono Public School pupils jour- neyod ta Kendal on June 9 ta take part with othen echools ai the district in the annual field day. They retunned feeling quite pnaud af themselvos, having taken the highest number af points and be- ing proclalmed champians. Officers and memberm ai Heath- on Rebgkah Lodge journeyed ta Part Penny by bus Tuesday ev- ening and put on the degnee for the Rekebah Lodge there. Mn. and Mn,. Reg. Bell, Osh- awa, vislted Mr. and Mmm. Non- mon Allin. Miss Jean Buchanan, Toranto, spont a week with ber sister, Mrs. A. A. Dnummond. A cbest X-ray clinic la being held in Onono town hall on Fni- day and Satundoy ai this week. A bulldozer la daily expected in Onono ta commence work on the new Park St. United Churchi excavation. Twa becs were heldj PRIVATE SALE* 1' The Orono News Mu..IR. E. Lgam (Continued froni Page One) grounds af having limited time and concentrating on a few ser- vices in order ta do a better job. The purpose af the prosecutior and defence was to more deeply engrave the obligations af the Rotarian in the minds af those at- tendlng the conference. Sudbury Club Howard Rundle outlined the splendid work done in the Com- munity Service field by the Sud- bury Club. The Sudbury Club is one af the most active in Rotary. They have produced a film of their own describing the worli that le and should be done by service clubs with cripDpled chil* dren. It has been distributed by the National Film Board and the proceeds from the showing ofiti have gone towards the crippleci childnen's !und of the Sudbury Club.% A club should discover the needs the community and try ta find the ineans of satisfying them, said the Sudbury spokesmari. Potato Contest The Sudbury Club found thal the graund around the city was excellent for the growth of po- tatoes. Certain of the members formed a 500-bushel potato club and went to work to excite the local farmers ta emulate their re- cord. This was possible since one member grew 672 bushels on one acre, and incidentally walked off with the world's title for potato growing. This coripetition bas stirred in- tenant greatly in thai area, and the effort bas become so succeseful a potato fair has been made an an- nual event. 4dvice To Youth Another community service is the advlce and friendship given young folks who are struggling thnough the pitfalis of adolescence towards maturlty. Young folks are given instruction of fitting in- ta society, and basebaîl and hockey teams are organized to direct their energies in constructive channels. It Is the motto of the Sudbury Club that the crippled child must not be penalized for the parents' crippled minds. Regular clinics are conducted for these bandi- capped in conjunction with the Sick Childnen's Hospital staff from Toronto. Special Education Most s bools are geaned to edu- cate the normal child. Sudbury assist in the education af the crippled youtb, spending as much as $1000 for a single handicapped child in one year for this purpose. The Sudbury Club spent 11000 in four months on the Post-Polio re- habilitation centre in that city. This club exhibits the ideal in practice that service implies a sacrifice af time, effort and con- venience. Club Service Walt DeGeen delivered a quick talk on Club Service as sketched by the spokesman at the confer- once. There wene two sessions Friday mornnng, anc centering onound a skit given by the Toronto Club describing the Interviews ai a prospective member, and the other based on a talk by Basil Tip- pett ai the Toronto Club on tbe ideale ai club service. The akit doalt witb the reasons bebind classification, and showed that the senior member necd nat tbink he le leit out ai club activi- tics wben promated ta that pos- ition. Ideal of Rotary Basil Tippett expaunded that the first ideol ai the Rotarx Club is service. The Rotarian should attend all meetings and work en- thusiosticolly on aîl passible comn- mittees. The minimum ai 60% attendance for 60% af the meet- ings dae not make for club 'esprit de corps'. "We are ail servants", ho soid. "We knew that when we jained the club, since aur club is a service club and service is given by serv- ants The President ai the club le not the owner but the most active servant". Sharing Needed "We must take stock ai aur- selves ta sec wbat we have ta shane", he said. "For sbaring leads ta botter fcllowsbip. And fellowship is the basic fonce ai the club". Pnesident-elect Jack Eastaugh, who conducted the meeting be- cause ho had led the delegation ta Bigwin, remarkcd that Bigwin wos a very popular spot since it cancentnated all Rotanians and their wives on anc island, and pro- vented them from running al aven tawn as tbey have donc un the post un longer cities. The entine con- fenence was thenefone spent in concentration on the fellowship and pninciples ai Rotary. Formalities Lau Dippoîl moved a voted ai thanks ta the five mcix wbo gave the reports on Bigwin activities, nemarking that they were com- photo and excellent. Dr. Bill Tenant was respectfully remembered by the vanlous mem- bers ai the club thraugh a short eulogy by Walt DeGeer. Guests %venc Andy Gillespie and Art Hill, Oshawa. and Gerald Morris, Baw-1 manville. , - A Marricrge of -Newccatle Interest MR. AND MRS. CECIL JOHN CANNON whose marriage was solemnized recently in Toronto. Form- erly Miss Doris May Jenkins, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry James Jenkins, of Toronto, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil F. Cannon, of Toronto, formerly of Newcastle. -Courtesy Oshawa Times-Gazette SOUTH NESTLETON d Miss Mabel Noon, Toronto, with ber father, Mn. Noon and sister, Mrs. Emeton. Miss Gladys McKee wlth cous- msis at Seograve. *Mn. James White and fniend, ,Toronto, were gueste ai Mr. anc b Mrs. J. Tompkins ot their cottage, e Nesthetox fniende were very * crry ta heor ai Mn. Chas. Von- ening's accident. Ho will be con- efined ta Sunnybroak Hospital for came time. Mmc. J. Watson, Caesarea, with hem sister, Mns. J. Fonder. Mr. and Mns. Ken Naylor, Ron- o ld and Donald, Toronto, with Miss G. McKee. Mn. and Mrs. N. C. Marlow vis- ited Mn. and Mms. Frank Sym- ans, Bowmanvillc. Misses Morion and Eleanai 8Thompsox spent Sundoy in Lon- 'don visiting Mise Mary Willis. 5 Mn. Grant Thompson and Elaine ewere business visitons ta Beaver- S ton. Mn. Walter Sharpe ond Mme. Alice Fonder attended Decoratiori tDay services at St. John's Church, Ida, on Sunday. Ladies aid met at the home of Mrc. Herman Sameils. Plans wene discussed for a joint congre- gational meeting ai the three churches on the change. Some af the gentlemen joined lix the social balf boum and dainty lunch serv- cd by the hastcss and ber assist- ants. Mn. Lamne McQuade, Calgary, Alto., is visiting bis sisten, Mrs. Sam McKee and rcnewing ac- quaintonces after on absence oi casme 30 yeons.. Preshytenian ànnivcrsory ser- vices on Sunday wex'e wchl at- itcnded. Rev. J. Riddell, Port Penny, delvcmed two inspiring ser- mons. Ini the marning Miss Tru- Ldie Finlayson, Mr. L. Joblin and Mn. Ficher, Toronto, iavoured witb calas and the choir sang an anthem. lIn the evoningz St. John's Anglican Choir mendemed tbrce splendid numbers. At the close ai the service a social balf hour ai lunch and iellowshlp un which Rev. and Mrs. Nicholson joined, wac cnjoyed. Silver Weddint Mr. and Mrs. James Boe The home ai Mn. and Mme. Mal- colm Emerson, Nestleton, was; the scene ai o gathening ai relatives and friends, who celebrated the 25th wedding annivensary ai Mn. and Mns. James Bac, Taranto. Mrs. Bac was iormerly Irene Marshallai Lindsay, and James Bac, a former reqident af Pont Penny. Presentations ai beautiful gits wcne made by the fomily and iniends. The guests wene wel- comed by the bride and groom ai 25 yeans, assicted by thein daugh- tens, Shirley and Andrea. The toast ta the bride and groom was pnoposed by Mn. Ed- gar Emerson, ta which the groom nesponded, and the bealth ai the hast and hostese wac proposed by Mn. Fred Marshall, bath Mn. and Mns. Emerson respanding euitably. Prcsiding ot the tea table wene Mmc. George Donaldson ai Lind- say, and Mr. Boe's sister, Mrc. Mac Beone, Hanoven. The assist- ants wene: Miss Joan Atkinson, Larder Lake; Miss Megan Beare, Clonemont; Mns. Ross Dowson, Pont Penny; Mns. Dawn Wanless. Toronto; Mns. Frank Emerson, Toronto; Mns. Edgar Emerson, Stratiord, and the Misses Gladys and Irono Emerson. Guests attended from Larder Lake, Hanoven, Toronto, Lindsay, Clanemant, Bowmanville, Strat- fard, Aumona, Queensville,, Good- wood, Broklin, Janetville, Part Penny. BURKETON Mrs. T. G. Bneck and Mns. Wil- liam Bmeck attended the Air Show in Trenton. Mn. and Mmc. Murray Malcolmn, Mn. and Mmm. Bert McMullen and Garry, Janetville, witb Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adams. Mn. and Mns. Albert Adams were guests at the wedding me- ception ai Mn. and Mmm. Hamold Quanry, Hampton. Mr. and Mre. A. J. Tampkins with Mn. and Mms. J. Rogers, Hampton. Mr. and Mmi. Robent Carter Le n y ýe Is k y y e It d y ýs HAMPTON Miss Phyllis Niddeny, Toranto, accompanied by Miss Doris Mit- chell, Kitchenxer, spent the week- end ot home. Mn. and Mns. Dave Gray and daughter Canal, Newcastle, visited Mns. F. Adams and Mr. and Mns. Ahi Randle. Mrs. W. J. Raixtox visited rela- tives et Oro¶io on Sunday. Mn. and Mrs. Bloyd Wilcox, Ca- bourg, witb thein panents here. Miss Aloha Horn, Dutton, with relatives and attendcd the gradu- ation ai bon cousin, Miss Eileen Wray et Oshawa General Hospit- al. Mr. and Mns. N. C. Ychlowlees attended Eldad onniversary Sun- day. Mr. and Mmm. Harley Hayes, Windsor; Mn. Gea. Reeson, Mn. and Mmc. C. Mackie, Osbawa; Mrs. Robt. Richardson, Whitby, with C. W. Soucb and Mr. and Mns. K. Caverly. Rev. and Mrs. J. R Bick, Scu- gag Island, were guests ai Mn. and W&s. A. L. Blanchard on Tuesday.4 OBITUARY THOMAS OSWALD AKED Mr. Thomas Oswald Aked be- fane retirnment, was well known in the wool trade, bath in Eng- land and Canada for many years. Under hie initiative and guidance three large spinning factories wenc built in Ontario: the spinning plant of the Monanch Knitting Camp- any, St. Thomas; in Toronto bis awn factary Aked & Co. Ltd., and later the present factomy oi Patons & Baldwins. Hundreds of people were given employment and mil- lions ai paunds ai hand knitting waols were praduced as. a result ai bis efforts. His etirement as a spinner broke a family record ai over a hundred and fifty years as bis father and grandiather befare hlm weme bath spinners in England. With his friend, Sir Prince Smith ai Keighley, Yorksbire, he invented and patented the Aked- Prince Smith Flycr Dofuer, stjll used all thraughaut the wanld on spinning frames. This invention eliminated child labour and was such a help ix speeding Up pro- duction af yarns that dunlng World War I H. M. King George V permitted menx ta ho kept fram military service ta carry on the production ai Mn. Aked's patent. The fact that he mode the first machine-wound bal af bond- knitting waal in Canada (before that woal vas sald in skeins) and that he obtained for Canada the first war order for yanns placed out ai Britain in World War I were two events ai which he was justly praud.* In 1910 Mn. Aked came fram Yorkshire, England, ta Ontario, where he and hic family have liv- ed ever since. Fan many yeams he resided ot 30 Burlingtan Cnes- cent, Toronta, and epent the.hast eight summers at "Quaint Acres", Tyrone. Neyer having quite regained bis strength after an attock ai pneu- mania in February, he passed away at Toronto Western Hospital on June 7. The funeral was fram hie home and cremation took place at St. James' Cathedral the aitennoan ai Friday, June 9. The Rev. Theadane Brain, M.C., To- ranto, conducted the services. Hic palîbearers were six friends who as young menx, were associated witb hlm in business. This shy, retiring mon will be greatly missed by scores ai iniends, bis wiie, Margaret May; hic daughter Aàeen and hic broth- er, Ennest, Scarboraugh, England. were in Kingston duning the S. D. and G. munian. Mn. and Mrs. Lechie Third, Mil- h likin; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rog- 'ens and son, Willowdale; Mrn. Mrs. Walter Bennett, Oshawa, -with Mr. and Mrs. Carnie Robent- son. Mn. anid Mrs. C. Rabertsan at- d tended the Hackey-Crone wed- ding Saturday at Zephyr. W. A. wos hcld at the home ai Mrs. William Johnston. *Cangratulations ta Mnr. and Mrs. r Fred Sheehon (nec Helen Han- thorix) whose marriage took place à June 10 ix Burketan Church. COURTICE Anniversany services at Eben- ezer on Sunday were favored with rIdeal woather and large attend- -ance. Rev. H. C. Linstead, Pais- loy, conducted service un the mornx- elng at Courtice Church. All wcnc *glad ta wclcome aur former pas- ton agaîn. The cbildren cantrib- uted a number ix the afternaon as idid the Young Men's quartet iram *Tinity Cburch, Bowmanville, wbo gave numbene ix the evening fwbich wene much enjoyed. Aiternoon Auxiliary ai W.M.S. held their June meeting which >was un charge ai Mrs. Eltan Werry, Mns. C. J. Faund ond Mrs. K. Or- miston who ueed the Silver Jub- ile annivensany pragmam. Assist- Sing on tbe pragmom werc six ai the Past Presidents, namcly: Mrs. Blake Courtice, Mrs. A. J. Oke, Ms. A. J. Gay, Mns. G. F. Annis, Mrs. R. C. Pearce and Miss Louise Osborne. Opened by President Mrs. Russelhl Gay who evîewed the past 25 years ai this Auxiliary and eanducted the business period.9 It was decided ta hald a shawer for the Manitoa fload suiferers at the July meeting. Collection was taken by Asst. Treas., Mmc. Carl Down. Mrs. Chas. Found wos pionist. Showers and weddings are quite the thing in this cammunity. Miss Dorathy Higgins was guest ai hon- on at the S. S. raam, Ebenezer an Fiday evening when, the Sun- shine class gave ber a misceli- oneous shower. A miscellancous shawer was held at the home ai Mr. Jay Truli witb guest ai han- aur, Mis& Hazel Trui. Reg. N. Mm. and Mmc. Will Bickle and sons Jack and Ronald, and Mn. and Mme. Maurice Bicklc, Harmony, were among those attendingy the Hawkchaw-Naylor wedding in Oshawa and the McCready-Oke wcdding in Toronto an Soturday.i Mrs. A. J. Oke and Mn. Wesley Oke olso atternded the McCready-1 Oke wedding in Toronto and Mn.1 and Mrs. Herb Nichais were In1 attendance at the Hawkshaw-Nay-1 ion wedding un Oshawa.1 j Many visitors were entertained at the variaus homes on Sunday.1 Courtice Mission Band *meeting wac opencd with Bond Purpase repeated. Roll caîl was given withE 16 members and 4 visitons me-t spanding. The story on India was given by Mme. Bob Barber. Scnip- ture reading was given by Mns. Wanburton. A finger play andc sang wçre «Moyed.î Mrs. <Rev.) Boyce.. Brantford,t le visitlniz ber daughter, Mrs. Clarence Peniound. I i i c c i r 2 J c I '1 n c. lait week oft-local menx, te dlean up the debria in readinema. Mima Viola Noden, Toronto, la spending a few weekswith her mother, Mrm. I. Noden. Mr, and Mru. Maurice Dunker- ley, Peterborough, visited Mr. and Mrs. Neil Porter. Queuta with Mr. and Mns. H. Barlow are hi. father, Mr. Thomas Barlow, wlth hlm son Thomas Jr. and daughters Irene and Florence from Thorixton, Ont. Mr. N~orman Allun who was In- stalled Worsblpful Master of Oro- no Lodge A. F. & A. M. Thursday night, was presented with a beau- tiful rosewood gavel suitably en- gravcd, tram hlm Brother Masons of the Smilth Box Factory in New- castle, and Mns. AllUn received a beautiful bouquet of eut flowers. Rotary Club SUMNER SNARTNESS IS AS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE Z Phone Now HIGH QUALITY. FRESH and COOKED MEATS AT BUDGET PRICES! FREE DEL IVEET or GROCERIES - FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ALLIN'S'( MEATS & GROCERIES M. A. "Pat" Yeo, Prop. King St. E. 3367, Neet Spray Stoppette Ard Neet Deadomant. Spray Creamn Cream 39e - 590 15e - $1.25 .390 - 590 390 Faiher's Day Suggesfions Electrie Razor $19.95 - $23.95 Glulette Razar 1.29-3.79-$5. Shavhsg Brushes 75e te $5.00 Shaving Bowls 81.00 - $1.25 Shavingr Sets 1.19-1.75-2.50 Fresh Tobacco - V4-1b. tins for pipe or cigarette. Cigarettes, 5' 90o Cigare pkgm. 60e - 90e Engllsh Styue Health Sauts, 1-1b.- 59o se Brlghtl Feeli TA4KE ENO' RightI "FRUIT BUY TODA 59eL98 Iniseci Repellani 1 For Sunian Skeeter Skattcr_____ 60e Skol ----- Sac Repel ------ - ------ 59e Noxzema Suntan 011 30e - 60e 6-12 Repellant 59o Velvetta Suntan Cream - 39o Firut Aid Tangel r Noxzemna Bathing Kits For Sunbur Cream Cap$ 49c - 79e 49o - 69c 69e - $1.50 650 -815 10812 For Mosquiioes Thermos Boilles Fly Tox - -- -29c-50c-85e Rau Pinta 81.35 Fly Tox Sprayer# -- -- 49e Pinta -- - $1.50 - $1.65 Flit --- 23e-39c-69c Quartas-$2.50 - 83.50 Flit Sprayers - - 29e 1 Gai. Motor Juta $3.75 - 04.75 - Baby Scales for Reni COWLING'S DRUG STORE Ms Saturday Gifts for Fathler' s Day. SUNDAYI JUNE 18TE The Perfect Gif t ... SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER---------------- -- $26.75 REMINGTON ELECTRIC RAZOR - for faster, dloser shaves - The Foursome ------------- $23.95 THE NEW SCHICK ELECTRIC BAZOR - Double Head --- --------------- $24.95 Yardley of London ... LAVENDER AFTER SHAVE LOTION $1.00 - $1.50 FRANK MEDICO PIPES --- ---- $1.50 - :3.00 ROLLS RAZOR ý----- ---- ---- ----- Now *.95 Pleas'e hhn with a GILLETTE ROCKET ONE-PIECE RAZOR and 10 Blue Blades in handy dispenser, in a Styrene Travel Case. Reg. $2.00-O -- --------V----N- -- - - - for $1.29 BACHELOR SHVN ÇREAM----- tube 45e RONSON LIGHTER, with Service Kit $6.85 SPEEDLITE CIGARETTE LIGHTER, - ------------- $3.00 WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PEN & PENCIL SET with Bail Point Pen -*------ ------------- 10.55 For faster, amoother shaves $1.30 VALUE F08 69e JF>RGEN'S WOODBURY 65e aize Wildroot SPECIAL Cream-OiI Hair Tonte Regular 50o 65e ime Wildroot Jergen'a Liquid Shave Regular 50o Woodbury LIquId Creani Shampe. After Shave Lotion wlth proemed lanoUn $1.,. Value Bath for only 69cI Both for 69c JURY & LOVELL Wbm e .Tut IE7.s Ileh Dene rrewSly TOUE BIEXALL DICO STORte PilONE 779*OWMANVILLE - June 241h, 1950, Mrs. Bick was guest speaker at the W.M.S. meeting. Hampton friends were pleased to sce them. Mms. Garnet Flynn, Montreal, le guest ai ber sister, Mns. C. B. Jeffrey. Mrs. T. Wray, Mns. W. G. Doidge and Miss Aloba Hornx atended- a tea at McLaughlin Hall on Thurs- day in honor af the 1950 gradu- ating chocs af Oshawa Generai Hospital. Miss Beatnice Colwill, accamp-- anied by Mn. and Mrs. J. Willls, Toronito, has retumned ta her home here for the summer. Mre. K. Caverly attended the funenal of Mn. James Gregory, Oshawa, on June 6. Miss L. Reynolds and Mrs. E. H-. Cole attended the East York Women's Institute convention at Scarboro on June 7, it being the 50th anniversary. 'Miss Reynolds is one of only two remaining char- ter members. A number of relatives and fnIends ai Eileen Wray attended the graduation exercises ai the School ai Nursing, Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, Fniday evening. Following the ceremonies the graduating nurses received their guests on the lawn af McLaughlin Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen and daughters Joyce, Irene, Lorraine and Marilyn, Mrs. Edward Fitz- gerald visited their son Mn. and Mrs. Everett Allen and family in Gravenhurst on Sunday. Household effecis of ihe laie MIRS3 JOHN SPENCER Concession Si., Bowmanville CONSISTING OF:- ANTIQUE FURNITURE - SILVERWARE RUGS - ETC. Friday ovoning - Juâne 1Si& tmom 6 te 9 p.mi. Salurday - June 171h tmom 3 te 9 p.m. RESIDUE 0F ESTATE TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION Bowmanville tmaker> to MliWuEieen Constable i of'rontio, in St. Clement's An- glican Church, Tarante, on June 10. Mr. and Mns. Albert Brown, Bille and Betty, Hamilton, and Mise Marlon Snowden, Toronto, visited- their parents, Mr. and Mme. C. H. Sixawden, Sunday. Mrs. H. R.. Foley 4campanied hon sister, Mna. S. T. Bs tlett, Toronto, on Manday ta visit their sîster, Mn.. E. Tail, Landan. Mrs. Elmen Wilbur ai Hampton aiea scopanied them. SYmpathy la extended ta Mrs. W. Begley ai Bowmxanville and Mrs. Ken Flint lIx the passlng of their mother, Mmm. D. Bone. La ke Shore, Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Inglehart and family and Mn. Jim McKay, Bronte; Mr. and Mrs.Stan Brownx, Oshawa, with Mn. and Mrs. Rob- in Alldned. Miss K. Riches visitedMn. and Mrs. S. Lancaster, Newtanville. Field day at Kendal was a big success this year as alwaye with the children taking part lin the events and bavlnjz fun. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wade and Grant, Newtanville; Mn. and Mrs. H. Hooey, Orono; M. and Mrs. Jack Crago, Newcastle, and Mn. W. Powell, Oshawa, visitied Mn. and -Mrs. Bey. Jaynes. Messrs. Ross Adams and Bill Jaynes chartered a plane at Osh- awa on Sunday and came flyixg down around their homes. Mr. and Mrs. W. Arch and children, Streetsville, vielted Mn. and Mrs. Geo. Skelding. Mn. and Mrs. Chas. Alldred, Barbara-Anx and Brion and Mn. Melvin Graham sýent Wednesday at Niagara Falls and among oth- er things were taken through the big Hydrà plant at Queeneton, a guide explaining points afiInter- est along the way. Mn. and Mrs. E. Gilbank and family, Mn. and Mrs. Hanvey Gil- bank, Pontypool; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker, and Mn. and Mrs. Chez. Bedwin, Brown'a, wlth Mr, and Mme. Amthur Bedwln. Mr. and Mmm. J. Hendry -vimit. cd Dr. and Mmm. Bruce Murray, Stirling. Mn. and Mni. Bob Shupak anxd Mr. and Mmm. Frank Beatty, To- ronto, with Mr. and Mmm. W. Haimes. Mm. and Mme. J. G. MeMlnn, Oshawa,, vislted Mr. and Mmes. J. Hendry. Mr., and Mme. W. Adamsrnaaid iamily vlsited Mn. and Mme. Han- aid Sauch and Mr. A. Souch, ai Shilah. Miss Audrey Adamis attended the McClaren-Rutherford weddng1 at Kirby, Saturday. ~ I Mn. and Mme. Lloyd SkInner and family, Tyrane; Mrs. Bill Lake and family, Mn. and Mrs. Ayhxner Her- ring, Oshawa; Mn.. W. G. Bay. and Beverley, Newctlc, with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Brown. Mme. A. E. Hatson lu visitlng Mn. and Mrs. Howard Grills, Oak. woad. The Sftesman Sold Ai. Following Stores Dyer's Drug Store, Newcastle. D. G. Waltan's, Newcastle." Wilson & Brown, Newtonville. T. M. Shemon, Enniskillen. F. L. Byamn, Tyrane. G. A. Barman, Hampton. Newton Taylor's, Bunketon. 2 Wm. Hackwood, PontypooL H. T. Saywell, Blockstock. C. B. Tyrrell, Orano. H. K. Reynolds, Kendal. W. J. Bagneli Jury & Lavefl, J. W. Jewell, 'W. J. Berry and The State3man Office. MAPLE GROVE Miss Muriel Stevens leit an Wedncsday for camp whene she will oct os councillor at the Crip- pied Childnen's Blue Mauntain Camp neor Cahlingwood. Miss Margaret Campbell, daugb- ter af Mn. and Mns. A. J. Camp- bell, Mople Grave, wos aong the graduates who ncceived de- grecs from the Faculty ai Arts, University ai Toronto, an June 8. Mr. and Mrc. A. J. Compbell, Miss Cathanine Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Muroay Tigbe ottended the ceremany. This cammunity extends heamtiest congratulations ta Margaret. The many relatives ai W. D. E. Mathews, 43, acting principal ai Chesley Public Schaoi, wha me- ceived bis Dactor ai Pedagagy de- grec aiten five years ai spome- time study and research, offen congratulations. He is the iirst public school teachen in London, Ont., ta receive the dcgree. Mn. ['athews' wiic is a daughten ai M~r. and Mmc. Steve Munday, ai Cartwright, and neice ai Mn. and MVIs. R. R. Stevens, and Mn. and Mris. M. Munday. Miss Margaret Campbell is spending the summer lix Queens- ton. W.M.S. met an June 7 witb the pesident un the chair. Supply committee ncponted an box sent to Jopan containing aIl canncd milk, also that the supply box had been sent. A card ai thanks wras read irom Mrs. A. Laird. Leaflets will be secuned fan the Ju]y pragrom. Mrs. M. Munday, Tempenonce Sec 'y, gave o mead- ing. Pnognam cammittee for July is Mrs. Tunniclifi ond Mrs. L. C. Snowden. Elva Jeiieny toak charge ai the wanship. Opcning proyen by Elva. Psalm 23 was cead un unison. Scriptune, Luke 2: 25-38, Mns. H. Faley. The playette, "People Grow Older," vas given by Connie Stevens, Greta Ormiston, Marj. Brooks, Enid Burgess, Louie Wright, Irma Morton, Ethel Worden and Mrs. Tuniciliff. Mr. Bob Stevens acted as best man at the wedding ai his O.A.C. :lassemate, Mn. Robent A. Shoe- TIM CARADUR STATESUM. BOWNLtNV=. ONTAWO 11MMAY, MM