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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NEWCASTLE KENDAL Mrs. E'llwortby of Kingston' is a .■guest of Ml's. W. i I. Gibsün. Mrs.' IV-rvy Brown is visiting -friends .in Rochester for a fortnight. :M'r!s. ■ Oherdeirdei' is staying with relatives in Toronto for a few weeks. Mites Margaret Wiimot of Goibourg Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. David (rib- son. Miss Evelyn and Miss Jean .Rickard .Rickard were home from Toronto for the week-end. Miss Helen Hayes of Bowmanville is visiting Mrs. E. T. Rutherford and Mrs. Frank O'Nei!. Mrs; John Hursfer of Toronto has ■emrie to ■ spend the summer with her niece, Mites Eltihel Lockhart. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jose arid Mrs. Eil. Hoar motored to 'St. - Marys to visit relatives over the week-end. Mlrs. Herb. Toms: attended ; a wed>- ding anniversary party at 1 the home of her brother in Toronto on Friday last, Mrs. John Douglas and Mrs. Britilt Britilt ain are enjoÿihg a visit from cousins front Chicago and Fort Gary,: Indiana. Indiana. - A number.of the young people of Newcastle- and the vicinity attended the young fanner.-' field day at Bethany Bethany last Saturday. The girls! soft- ball ' team came out first place in the tonrnam ont. Brown's boys sof tball team won second place and the Lake Shore team won third place in. the ■boys' softball tournament. The Liberal-Conservative convention convention held in the community hall last "Friday : evening was one of the high lights of the present 'season. It. Was quite the most successful and .enthusiastic .enthusiastic convention ever held in Durham Durham county. The great hall was packed to capacity and several hundreds hundreds stood outside and listened to the speakers whose addresses were 'broadcasted to them by loud speakers:. Mr. Milton Elliott, the Conservative nominated to 'stand in the next Ontario Ontario election, is well-known and. respected respected throughout the county, The Hon. Earl Rowe was the main speaker, speaker, while Mr. Cecil Frost, campaign -director, and Mr. Alex. Hall: of Osh- awa, spoke briefly. Mr. Rowe was introduced introduced by Mr. Fred Bowen. After the. speeches all present adjourned to the 'basement where coffee was 'served by the -Newcastle ladies. 'Sandwiches and icake, provided by the various Durham committees were passed in great abundance. The evening ended with- a dance :in which young and old. joined. Those who did: step out had chats with friends and neighbors and all present, considered it a fine get- together. PONTYPOOL (Too late for last week) We are sorry to -hear ' Mrs. Elpth. Wright is in the .hospital' again. The iSexBm'ith's" are busy redecorating redecorating the home they are soon going to move into. - - A good crowd attended the supper in Ponitypool church last Monday night, also the concert. Mr. Md-Ma'nonii has his sister visiting visiting him from the. west, also some .other people, they motored here. The anniversary services in the Pontypool church on Sunday afternoon afternoon and evening were well attended with Rev. Ferguson officiating. Mrs. Harold Masters and her daughter, Mrs. Newton Wright, took a trip to Peterboro on. 'Saturday, also ...Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Ambrose Fowler. Miss Stella Best, Orono was a Sun- ay vu est of Miss Alma Bell's. Some of the farmers in the community community are busy at road work. Quite a number from here attended. attended. the Foliotai meeting in Newcastle F riday evening. Mr. Norman Thertell, Toronto spent the week-end with his wife and fainilay here. Quite a number from here attended attended the anniversary services at 'Shiloh Church on Sunday. : Mr. Satmeul Bryson spent Sunday with his, daughter Mrs. Wes. Armstrong Armstrong at Milbrook. Miss Mary McLean. Toronto has been -pending a while at her summer home in the village. Mbs. Vernon Peacock Elizabeth ville spent a day last week with her mother Mrs. A. Jackson. Mites Annabel! Hendry, teacher of McLeans school attended the Junior Farmers Field Day at Bethany on Saturday. Mrs. Cecil Glass and son Lloyd, accompanied accompanied by Mrs. George Smith, of ■Starkvide, spent a ay last week in Port Hope. Mrls, Wm. Henry has returned to her home on the (Sixth bine and her many friends are glad to welcome her 'back again. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Waiinan, Kirby were 'Sunday visitors at her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patterson and attended church service here. Air. and Mrs. Milton. Bober'son spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George 'Smith at Stavkviiie and attend the Anniversary, service at Sliiioeh Church.. There was a fairly good al tendance at church on 'Sunday morning. Mr. Beech spoke on the subject, "And man shall be as a shadow of the great rocks in a weary land." ■Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bamsey/ of Welcome, Welcome, and Misses Evel,yn Little and Hannah Weatherill, of Port Hope, were recent visitors at the home oif Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bell, We are looking on with interest at Mr. John Pattons 'six acres of turnips: turnips: and he also has an acre or two of mangels so we're thinking it will: be "lay down the fiddle and the bow and take up the shovel, and the hoe this summer. Mr. and Mrs, John Patton and Mrs. Walter Thertell motored to Toronto Su day to visit Miss Etta B'oyd who has been in the hospital for nearly three months and were sorry to 'state that this past, week she has not been so well again. There was a smaller attendance than usual at the Youngs People meeting which was in charge of Mr. Fred Conii.di, Lloyd Glates tlie. cit:- eriship Convenors on Thursday even :ng. Meeting opened by reading of League Pledge and hymn Face to face with Christ my Savior and the Lords Prayer. The Bible reading was given by Alma Bell and hymn "I must needs go home by the way of the cross" was sung Mr. Beech gave a ten minute talk on the book of "I shah." Beautiful violin solos were given by Mr.. Reg. Bolton of 'Stark- ville and a reading entitled "Billie's Rose" was given by Mr. Bwarbr'ek. A. piano solo was given by Annabel]. Hendry and Mr.. Lome Wannan- of Kilby gave a splendid topic. Meeting Meeting whs closed by hymn "Take the name of Jesus with you" and the Miapah Benediction. -- o ' '<He that gives all, though but little gives much ; because God. looks not to the quantity of the gift, but to the quality of the givers."--Quarles. givers."--Quarles. A5QC. Radio Repair Service I ! Any Where Any Time jj I j IA more complete, line of Tubes will j | not be found this side of Toronto ! j--all Tubes tested free of charge. | j Chas. R. Knox j Î Phone 42r2, Orono j 1 'Serving the public for six years f | (formerly with Green's Radio I i 'Service), 12th and Monterey Sts.,j j Detroit. KIRBY Mr. and Mrs. Brodie. Thompson, of Port 1 lope, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Bryson, Big preparations for our strawberry strawberry festival on Monday. Come and enjoy a good feed of strawberries, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Morrow and Mr, Bert Hokes, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Pearl and A. Morrow. Morrow. Mr. Pefcy Morden continues on the sick litet and is unable to attend to his business. We hope for a speedy recovery. S-orry that Mr. John Allien still remains remains to stay at home. We all hope to see him in our midst in the near future. Mr. Wm. Allen is painting his house at present, ' which will improve the appearance of it very much- and also add to its value. Air. and Mrs. O. L. Power's, accompanied accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown spent Sunday afternoon with relatives and friends in Lindsay. Messrs. W. G. Bragg, Brad. Mutton Mutton and another gentleman whose name is incognito to me at present, called to see Jim 'Morrow and Andy on Monday. W. J. is always a welcome welcome guest amongst his many friends. Grocery Specials CORN FLAKES, KELLOGG'S, QUAKER, POST POSTIES or SUGAR CRISP I 2 for 15c, CHASE AND ISÀNBORN MAGIC COFFEE, SPECIAL, lb 27c. SPECIAL I 2c. CORKS FOR THERMOS BOTTLES, NEW MERCHANDISE ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS, sifiall size, bout 1 pt 59c. LNERS +.. 25c. ILERS, tried, size 59c. NEW ALUMINUM $INK ST NEW ALUNINUM DOUBLE B( NEW STYLES ANDj SHADES IfOUSE DRESSES..,98c. FRUIT FUNNELS ,...£ 15c. LARGE PINK GLASb MIXING# BOWLS .20 & 35c- TIMELY VALUES!-- SEE SPECIAL SALE BILLS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY % ' /■ ORONO 5c. TO $1.00 STORE YOUR POPULAR SHOPPING CENTRE HOME IMPROVEMENT is Now the Slogan of/Better Times We have a complete line of Builders* Supplies Joists Siding Flooring Sheeting Cement Brick Lime Roofing Materials Shingles Wallboards Gyproc PHONE 48R16 Orono Coal & Lumber Co CQWANjS WHERE ^ARGAlft TIME IS ALL) THE TIME HILLCREST SHORTENING! 1 lb 12c. BRUNSWICK SARDINES ...I - 2 for. 07c. IODIZED SALT .1. ..j. .1 pkg 04c. SHU-MILK .... T ........1 ...,19c. ECLIPSE PASTRY F^OUR 24 lbs 78c. CERTO .Y .1. ...large battle 24c. QUALITY ORANGES .J^JL .dozen 30c. GINGER SNAPS 1 lb 10c- CHILDREN'S ELASTIC TOP SOCKEES 15c. LADIES' SILK RINGLESS HOSE ..... + .....25 c . BATHING SUITS, all sizes PRICED FROM...89c. to $2.49 SCAMPERS AND RUNNING SHOES AT LOWEST PRICES NEWTONVILLE Mrs. Hiiigii is visiting friends in Toronto. Mrs. Arnntt visited Mrs. .MoC'ready of Bowman ville on Saturday. Miss Ida Boss: is waiting on Mrs. J. Colon, who is confined to bed. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lane visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane, Clolborne. Mr. S'. B. Jones enjoyed a fishing e sped lion north of Brighton, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L; Saivery and family family visited friends at Maple Grove on Sunday. Mr. 'and Mrs. A. Barclay, Oshava, visited Mr. and Mrs. !.. Savory on Saturday. Miss Velma Cowan, 'C'owan ville, PM led recently with her sister, Mrs. Boy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Beg. Woodham, Toronto, Toronto, visited relatives here during the week-end. >' A number from here attended, anniversary anniversary services at Slhiloh Sunday. There Was no church here. Mr. Win. Burley, Harold and Keith Burley and John _ Thompson spent the week-end at Niagara Falls. ; Mr. and Mrs. Creace and Mr. and Mrs. Haw, Toronto, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boy Smith. There Was a miscellaneous shower in the community hall on June 11th, for Mr. and Mns. Mlanson Souch, Stark ville. Mrs. Ogden and family and Mrs. Willis Jones and family visited. Mrs. Clarence Thompson, Port Hope, on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Couch, Helen and, Bill, enjoyed a motor trip Saturday Saturday to Lindsay going by Whitby .. and returning by Peterboro. Mrs. B. Payne and Cecil, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Chens and Margaret attended attended a shower in Toronto on Wednesday Wednesday evening in honour of Miss Marjorie Payne. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wood upon the arrival of a baby girl ; also to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Leufy (formerly Olive Lane), Port Hope, upon 'the (arrival of a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. W. McKay, Wanda and Mary Den nuit, visited at Inspector Inspector A. A. Martin's, Brighton, Friday, and brought home Marguerite, who has completed another term 1 at Brighton Brighton High school. Many of our young people took in the Feld Day at Bethany Saturday when the New ton ville Girls' Softball team played splendid games. New- ton ville, the winners over Cavan team, played a final game with Newcastle, Newcastle, 'the winners over Bethany team, the resulting score, being 10--9 in favour of Newcastle. The W. I. held their June meeting at the home of Mrs, Moms. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode and Lord's Prayer in unison. It was decided to apply to the department department for a (Short Cotise in Meal Planning and Preparing. 'New programs programs for the year were discussed and a meeting of the six conveners With the President and Secretary is to be hold for same. A. full •report of the District Animal Convention at Soliina was given by Miss Jennie Thompson. Lunch wiais served on the lawn by the hostess and Mrs. Milligan Milligan and her group. .Attendance 28. The next meeting Will be held at the' home of Mils. Kauffman. COWÀNVÏLLE Miss Dorothy Scott, Newtonvitle, spent the week-end with Miss Velma Coxvan. Several people from here attended the political meeting at. Newcastle on Friday night. Mrs. Bolbt. Reid is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Caes'ar, in Toronto for a week. Mrs. W. A. Reid went to Hamilton Hamilton -on Sunday to -spend a week with her father and sister there. It Was decided that Clarke Sunday 'Slchoo-1 will hold their annual picnic at Cream of Barley camp on Saturday Saturday afternoon, July 3rd. Remember Sunday evening, June 27'tih, for Clarke ohutch anniversary and Wednesday, June 30th .for the annual strawberry festival. Admission, Admission, Adults 25c., tihildren 15c. (Too late for last week) Miss Viola Hollingsworth visited at her home over' the week-end. 'Beverley Henderson has returned home after spending two weeks in Chicago. Jack Barnes motored to Toronto on Sunday to spend two weeks at the Radio College there. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, Mise' l'ringîe" and Mrs. Hayes, from Peterboro, visited at the home of Mr. and -Mrs, George Henderson on Sunday. A large crowd from different places: attended church, at Clarke on Sunday to hear the wonderful sermon rendered by Mr. Wilbur Howard, the Negro minister, on Sunday, o For High-Class Job Work call The O'rono Weekly Times and get out prices. We aim to please. KNOW ABOUT BREAD (Continued 1 from page one) well being. Do not attempt to .take off weight 'by means of an extreme reducing diet. Many of these diets have been popular at. various times. They are dangerous bedaujse they are restricted. They lack eilerg, y -giving carbohydrates, carbohydrates, - vitamins and minerals and they often result, in a per voue breakdown. breakdown. . • ■ The drain these diets make on the body accounts for, the .weakness, lowered vitality -and nervous irritability irritability so familiarly associated with dieting. Never start an extreme diet unless you are under your doctor's supervision. supervision. There's Safety in the BREAD DIET. This new diet cuts to a minimum foods that are practically -all starch, also the sugars and fats. In their place it supplies energy-giving, energy-giving, muscle-maintaining BREAD, together together with the necessary protective foods. This is diet that Frances Nalle, "Blue Bon oi.t Belle" and Official Hostess Hostess "of the Texas Pan-American Exposition- Exposition- folows, and she finds it an ideal way to keep down her weight. The same diet that she follows all planned for a. weekls meals is yours for the asking when you buy your BREAD. Also send for your free booklet entitled, entitled, "What do -you really know 'about BREAD ?" to Standard Brands Ltd., Fraser Ave., and Liber- tv iSitreet, Toronto.