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~ Port Perry (M. Cockburn, Corr.) PORT PERRY, Sept. 4--A quiet dding took place in the Church of Ascension on August 22, when udrey Helen, younger daughter of [r. and Mrs. Ed Balfour, of Port y, became the bride of Mr. puglas Lade son of Mr. and Mrs. bert Lade, Brooklin. The bride, othy Balfour, who wore a frock of old rose with black hat. Pte. Leslie Lade was his brother's best man. The officiating clergyman was Rev. J. C. Clough, rector of the church. After the ceremony a re- ception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Among those pres- ent were: Mr. Harley Balfour, broth- er of the bride; Mr. Jack Ge.rand: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lade, parents -- attended by her sister, Miss Dor- and other places. On their return they will reside in Brooklin. Rev. J. C. Clough left en Wed- nesday to spend a short holiday in Haliburton and other places before taking up his new duties in To- | ronto. He waa accompanizd by | Rev. Mr. Haythorne, of Toronto who was his guest at the rectory for a few days last week. On Aug- ust 25 Mr. Clough preached his farewell sermon. The church was Rev. Mr. Clough and takes up his duties on September 8. The service was conducted on 'September 1 by Mr. Monk of Bethany. Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, of Port Perry United church, leaves on Sep- tember 6 for a trip to Winnipeg. Rev. Dr. T. H. Mitchell, of Stouff- ville, will preach during September. Mr. and Mrs. Jef! Evans, of Richmond, Va., were visiting friends in town recently. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1940 ) Haydon (Mrs. Hilda Crossman, Corr.) HAYDON, Sept. 4--Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ashton and baby, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Recent guests at Cricklewood Lodge were: Mrs. H, Jennings, Mary Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Stadcona, all of Toronto; Florence Irwin and Mr. McDonnell, Moose Jaw; Mr. S. Ir- win, Stratford; Miss Hood, Toron- to; Mr. Grant Porter, Toronto; M. Harris, Willowdale. | Mrs. Miss Jean McDermott, Toronto, | spent the week-end with her fath- er Mr. A. L. McDermott. Mr, and Mrs. Hamblatt, Toronto, A. Read. ley. Miss Viola Bradley, Toronto, and | Mr. and Mrs. A. Morgan visited Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Brad- lors with Mr. and Mrs. R. McNeil. Miss Grace Trewinp Toronto, and Oshawa, | PAGE SEVEN H.-A, LE Mrs. Alf Randle and Mrs. P. Adams, Hampton, visited with Mr, and Mrs, E. Stephenson on Mon- | day, | A number from here attended the | Harvest Home services at Tyrone | on Sunday and Monday's sports and | chicken pie supper. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Cowling and son, Blackstock, were Sunday visit- | Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams, Wind- sor; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Head Lizzie Knapp, Harold Avery, Clare ence Avery, Roy Avery, and Mr, John Avery, Enfield, visited at Mr, C. Avery's. Mrs. Wesley Thompson spent a week with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Richards and son, Bowmanville, with Mr. A, Beech. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Mountjoy Islington; Mr. and Mrs. A. Pearce, Dorothy and Ronald, Mr. William Mountjoy, Guelph; Mr. and Mrs, 8. Mountjoy, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. W. Giffler, Pickering, were recent visitors at Mr, Theron Mountjoy's. Mrs. Harry Spragg and Billy, of Hamilton Beach, have been holiday~ ing at Mr. W. Worden"s. Several of the young folks ate tended the C.N.E. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton ate tended the funeral of their uncle, the late Charles Tamblyn, of Woodbridge. Interment in Orono cemetery on Wednesday. Mrs. Norman Hall Clinton, Beryl - and Dorothy, and Mr. Grant An- derson were Sunday visitors with Mrs. David Graham. Ross Ashton spent a few days with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brooking, Wes~ leyville, and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Clarke, Toronto, were Sunday visit- ors with Mr, and Mrs. Oecil Sle- mon. : Mrs. William Martin has returned Lome from Hamilton, where she attended the wedding of her daugh- ter, Gladys. 2 Mrs. Henry Ashton and Mrs. A. Reid attended the funeral of the late Mr. Lumbers in Toronto on Saturday. : Sunday school rally will be held on Sunday, September 15. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Jackson of Union, N.J., spent a short vacation with his mother Mrs. George Jack- son. spent Sunday in Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Harding, To- ronto, spent the week-end with | friends in Port Perry. | Mr. of the groom; Mrs. Walter Nesbitt | filled to capacity. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lade, both of | Stocks of Hastings and Roseneath Brooklin. Later the happy couple | has been appointed rector of the left on a motor trip to Hamilton | Church of the Ascension. to succeed TAMBLY -- WONDERS WHY -- One of the most common remarks heard in our stores is "My, | didn't know you sold that", then voicing the information that he or she had phoned or asked for it in several places with no result. It is impossible, of course, to keep all the thousands of items car ied in our stores on display at all times, but we would like to r d our t s that the easiest method of getting information as to any article desired is to phone or drop into your nearest Tamblyn Store, where if the item does not happen to be in stock, full particulars will be obtained for you at the earliest possible moment, and if you so wish, the item will be procured and delivered to your door. This is one of the many services which your "Tamblyn Store" will cheerfully render for you and this brings us back to the text of our heading "Tamblyn Wonders Why" --more of our patrons--when in doubt--do not contact thei nearest Tamblyn Store. It is just possible that some items of which you have been contemplating the purchase may be cited herein, so may we suggest that you carefully check this list of Suggestions and Bargains for the Balance of the Week op was given in marriage by her ther, wore a gown of India Earth ip! with hat to match and a e of pale pink roses. She was shawa, spent | and family Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. their parents, | Charlie Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- | ter Rice and family, Toronto; Miss Miss Verna Trewin, the week-end with and Mrs. William Trewin. I ENLARGEMENT ~~ SPECIA Facial Creams Lipstick Astringent Lotion Brilliantine 25 EXCLUSIVE! Face Powder Cologne Rouge Perfume MIRROR TRUE 'The Perfect Process of Photo Finishing Fragrant Refreshing dor Each Item NEW! 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CAKE yi) NOT ARID A ke of Vir, CARS CRASH LIRLEY L138 11} Bou vet TOCA Soe with ATOMIZER AT BROUGHAM large jar of 7 HEE PURYLY Cashmere PRESENTATION OF (Mss, 7. 0, Brown, Corr) ; Bouquet Brougham, Sept. 2--On Friday BOUQUET LENTHERICI morning two young men, E. Hilts and Degeer, drove out of a sider Holding the focon of souauer a half mile east of the village on UNTHERIC In one hand, press No. 7 highway and collided with a the dome-shaped atomizer, car driven by Mr. Porter of Torontod directing the cool, fine spray Both cars were damaged. Mr. Easte of fragrance over yew bedy. on towed the Toronto car and the So simple to vse! Sveh on passenger to Toronto. This half mil advantage over sprinkling stretch of highway from Broug J Bouquet from the flaconl The to Spring Creek has been the scend dispersion of fine atomized of five accidents during the last fe particles gives you an ell-over months. Some of them were very, fragrant emanation. serious, resulting in death and per: Whe opening: con be prereeied manent injury as well as much loss' fo prevent leckage when this in damaged cars. Xi A Slomizer 'greismiation ts. packed Miss Hogle of Columbus is visi for travel. the Walter Hamilton franily at In the entire ensemble of LENTHERIC fragrances. sent. 3 or. focon with slomiser «== $1238 FREE with Coupon Four 28¢ items for the price of 3 1.00 value ssees 8c FOR MEN Bay Rum tu 2 6c «= tu 3 26¢ Brylcreem Hair Dressing - - 49: Dresso Men's Combs wai aur 18¢ Ingrams Shave Cream - 33«¢ Listerine Shave Cream %% 2 iw 36¢ Ever-Ready Blades 5538¢c 1:75¢ Fitch Dry Shampoo 15¢-59¢-89« Lilac Lotion Mentholated fag. 2¢ 18: Nu Fix English Hair Cream - 49¢ Colf Balls - - 25¢ 4 w 89: Styptic Pencils tric 2 tr 10¢ Pinauds ci. 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Others besides W. members are at liberty to take splendid course under special in structors at small cost. Mr. Harvey is obeying doctor's orders and is resting in bed, but is improving and had as guests on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. North, Mr! and Mrs. Ryan, Albert Harvey, wife and child, Mr. Mitchell of Toronto, and a number of other callers. { Mrs. Winthrop of Toronto, an: Miss Davis of N.Y. nieces of Mr: Holtby, visited her home last week: end. A number of out-of-town people, were week-end visitors with the! people, when guests at the Knox: Malcolm wedding on Saturday; Among others were W. J. Bro family, Miss Ell® Wallace, Miss Gladys Gannon, Mr. Alan Miller, of Toronto; the Grant Malcolm family of Galt; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Harvey, and daughter of Montreal; Mrs. TJ" Real and daughter, Catherine, and Mr. Victor Leask of Wick. Mr. Robert Wilson of Toronto was a Sunday visitor with relatives here, Rev. and Mrs. English and son vise ited last week with the W. Willsons and the Gannons. They are on vaca- tion from N.Y. Mr. English ws for= mer pastor of the then Christian Church, 30 years ago. He occupiea St. John's pulpit for afternoon ser- vices and delivered an earnest mes- sage. The Y.P. Union will begin their fall program with a meeting at the home of Hilda Hood ol Thursday evening. o. Foresters To Wind Up Softball Season A joint meeting of Court Oshawa and Bowmanville, Canadian Order of Foresters, held at the home of District Deputy H.CR. H. B. Mc= Cabe, 176 Bruce Street, Oshawa. Members of the social committee planned to wind up a very success- ful ball season with a corn roast to be held at Geneva Park, Friday, Sept. 6. The guests of the evening will be the Oshawa Blues and the Bowmanville Roamers. Court Bowmanville was represents ed by Frances Clark, captain of the Roamers, Catherine Colville, Clark, Edith Braun and Cal Braun, district organizer. : Court Oshawa was represented by Sophia Snowden, captain of the Blues, Dusty Claus, coach and train- er and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Henderson. Mrs. Roy Godfrey and band will be in charge of the musical entertain- ment. All members of the Order and | friends are invited to this affair, ! and those desiring further informa- tion are requested to get in touch | with the committee. At the con- | clusion of the meeting a splendid lunch was served by Mrs. McCabe. 8 or. 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