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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1947 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE SEVEN 'Be Ye Kind' Kedron Topic By Staff Correspondent Kedron, Nov. 26 -- November social evening was enjoyed at the home of Mr, and Mrs-R. Down on Friday evening, ; Mrs. ©. Worry presented a helpful worship service topic, "Be Ye Kind," which had been arranged by Mrs. J. Glover. Hymns 330, 388 and 490 were used with Mrs, Everett Mount. joy as pianist. E, Mountjoy led in -rayer with Mrs. Werry clos- ing. Mrs. Down read the Scrip- tur> and Mrs. Wer'y read poems bearing on the topic, President R. E. Lee presided for business. Thirty dollars was voted to M. and M, Fund. To the pension fund 25 was voted, R, E. Lee loca] treasurer. The invita. for the annual meeting was ac- cepted and all are cordially in- vited to C Werry's on Dec, 11 at /8.15 p.m, Chinese checkers and refresh. ments rounded out a pleasant evening. A vote of thanks was extended the host and hostess and graciously acknowledged. His 'many friends in this com- munity are saddened to learn of the passing of W, E. N. Sinclair, K.C. The late Mr, Sinclalr has been a good friend as well as legal adviser over a Jong period of years to many in this commu- nity. Confidence in his judgment was not misplaced. We extend sympathy to the bereaved family, Mr. Howard Brown spent the week.end in Toronto, We extend. sympathy to Mr, C. Crown who was called home on Wednesday owing to his father's illness, Mr. Crown passed away in Lindsay Hospital. Attend Play Mrs, H. Farndale, Mrs. J. Glover, Mrs, H, Pascoe, Mrs. H. Werry enjoyed the play at the 0.C.V.I, on Saturday evening. They also took advantage ®f the opportunity of inspecting and ad- + miring McLaughlin Hall, which the Oshawa Hospital nurses are privileged to occupy, Among those who enjoyed the thrills of entertainment 'by Xi. waniang on Saturday were Ralph Ballard, Stan and Phyllis Me. Cormack, June Cory, Ann Snow- den, Ronald and Jeanine Werry, of Pereman's School; Allen Cam- eron, Eleanor McGrath, of Con- lin's School; Douglas Pascoe, of Maxwell's School. We congratu- ate Eleanor McGrath on winning fourth prize and Ralph Ballard, Allen Cameron and June Cory on being also in the money in the $1 bracket. Correction: Conlin's School concert is to be held Dec, 18 and Pereman's concert date is Friday, December 19, : Maxwell's School concert Is planned for Thursday, Dee. 18. Congratulations to T, Flett and son, prize winners at the Royal Winter Fair, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Thompson visited friends and relatives in Cobourg on Friday, Mrs. Percy Mountjoy Is In Pri. vate Patients' Pavilion, Toronto General Hospital. We are pleased to know Mrs. Mountjoy * 1s im- proving insofar as is possible. Thus we hope will be in condi- tion for the critical operation pending, Our best wishes are for a good recovery. : Miss Juli I, Roblin was Fri. day overnight visitor with her cousin, Mrs. Grace Love, Toronto. Mr, and Mrs, A. R. J. Luke, John Luke and Donald McGregor, Toronto, were visitors at R J. Luke's Saturday afternoon and for tea. Mrs. M, Dickinson and Mrs. W. Kilburn, Oshaw:, visited Mr, and Mrs, Frank Thompson on Thurs- day. Siessrs, Keith and Donald Mountjoy, O.A.C., Guelph, were home for the week-end. Mrs, W. J. Leask and family called on Mr and Mrs. Fred Smith and sons, Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. H., Crossman, Mr. Boyd Ayre, Miss Irene Cross- man visited at Mr, Clifford Nay- lo-'s, Columbus, Sunday, Christmas Appearance Monday the snow came down in small damp flakes gnd Tuesday morning the snow-laden trees and shrubs were-beautiful in the bril. liant sunshine, But the evergreen branches were too heavily laden. Some were broken off and others are under great strain. It's easy today. to think of Christmas with- a month, ; . I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hepburn, Joan and Mary, were Sunday tea uwests of Mr. and Mrs, Horace pills, Columbus, Kedron W.A. will not be held or Dec. 3, owing to the milk produ- cers' banquet being held that day. Date to be fixed later, ! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborne, Ebenezer, visited his aunt, Mrs. Jesse Arnott and Mr. Arnott, on Friday, and for tea. Misa Grace Scott had charge of the Y.P.U, worship service Sun- day evening, Misses Florence and Norma Brotherwood, in - violin duets were greatly appreciated, There was an attendance of 28. T.ev, Frank Yardley, Ebenezer, will be guest speaker Sunday eve- ning, Dec, 30, at Y.P.U. service. Among these attending the Royal Winter Fair were Mr. an Mrs. George Scott, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Nir. and Mrs, C. E. Love, Mr, and Mrs, H. A. Werry, Mrs. H. F. Wery, Messrs, Richard J. Luke and Ray Smith, Mr, and Mrs, H, Farndale, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Snowden, Mr, W. Werry, Miss Helen Jackson, Miss Bessie Snowden, Ronald Werry, West Group of the W.A. met in 8 fine social spirit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Farndale, Tues- day evening. The pot luck sup- per could not have been more evenly balanced under the most expert committee, and was enjoy. ed to the full. Lost Heir and crokinole occupied the period of recreation with Mrs. H. Farndale and Mrs. A. J. Cameron diverse lady winners, and linewise Messrs. Foster Snowden and H., Brown carreid home gentlemen's awards. ABILITY COUNTS In the Belgian Congo, any Con- golese may practice any vocation and rise to any position of his abil? #ties and choice, - d | tor will be present also. 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European country 38. became grave Answer to yesterday's puzzle 27 city in Italy 29. blends 30. model of excellence 31. land- measure 32 marry 33 prevaricated 34 ointment 35 taste 36 grade of development 37 Spanish- American large farm 39. violent disruption 41 elongated fish 44 old maxim Average time of solution: 35-28 minutes. 46 bitter vetch Pist by King Features Syndi ate, Inv 47 observe Orono Minister At Hampton 'Harvest Home' M. HORN Correspondent Hampton, Nov, 24--Old man win- ter arrived on Monday and brought a snow fall of several inches, ac- companied by east winds. The snow-laden trees and bushes af- forded a picturesque sight, The special "Harvest Home" ser- vices at the church on Sunday were largely attended and were an in- spiration. Rev. A. E. Eustace of Orono was guest preacher at both afternoon and evening services and gave splendid messages. The church choir, under the leadership of Mrs. Ken Caverly, supplied music in the afterncon consisting of two anthems, "The Earth is Full of Thy Riches" with Mrs. Jas, Smales taking the so-/ prano solo, and "Ring Out the Sweet Message", and were asalsted by Mr. Owen Nicholas, soloist of Bowmanville, who contributed a pleasing solo, "The Lord's Prayer" by Melotte, In the evening the Rotary Club choir of Bowmanville provided two number, "The Hand That Was Wounded For Me" and "I Want My Life to Tell For Jesus", and a solo "The Prodigal" sung by George Chase, who is leader of the choir. Miss N. Horn presided at the organ for the music - dt both services, which was fitting to the messages given. At the close of the evening ser- vice tthe Rotary choir and.visiting minister and his wife were enter- tained in the church basement by the Hampton choir members; a sing-song around the piano with D. Morrison accompanying, was en- joyed after which a delicious lunch was served, Votes of appreciation were ex- pressed by the Bowmanville gentle- man for the profitable social hour, by Mrs. T. Satler to the choir for their contribution to the even- ing's service. Suitable responses were made. It was of Interest too that the new choir gowns afforded a becom- who wore them for the first time on Sunday afternoon, and which are attractive and received favor- able comment. The church decor- ations consisterd of baskets of var- lous colored "mums". Next Sunday evening, by a e- ment of the Presbytery, a pve minister and layman will be present in the interest of Missions, Our pas- Mrs, E, Adamson spent & couple days with her mothter in Toronto last week. Mrs. W. White and Mrs. Fred Honey visited in Oshawa on Tues- Miss Eileen Wray, Oshawa, visit- ed her parents. Mrs. Bdwin Wood and Miss Dor- een Wood, Bowmanville, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Williams on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W,. Riddell, Orono, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Will White, and attended the special church services. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Allin and daughter visited her parents Mr. and Mrs, C. E, Horn, on 'Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. T. Wray visited Mr. id Mrs. Jackson Wray, Oshawa. Toronto at the Salter's. 3 , Bustace and Mrs. Bu- stace, Orono, were guests at the Mrs Russell Gilbert, Mr and Mrs, Bert -J ing attire for the choir members Stevens were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Cryderman, Joan and Grant, Oshawa, and Mrs. Chas, Hastings were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cryderman, Mr, Owen Nicholas, Bowmanville, was a guest of Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds. Miss Bessie Reynolds, Oshawa, at Mr..J. W. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Metcalfe and son Ross, and 'Mrs. A. Trenouth, Base Line, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Challener. Mrs. Riissell Best and Miss Stella Best, Mr, Geo. Carson, Oro- no, were visitors at J. W, Balson's. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Pascoe, Solina, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Dewell. Mrs. R. J. McKessock,. Mr. and Mrs, Bryce Brown, Oshawa, Mrs. H, E! Tink, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tink, Lorne and® Dianne, Solina, were visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Percy Dewell, Mr, and Mrs. D, McMullen, Osh- awa, Mr, W, Williams, Mr, end Mrs, Ralph Sadler, Gloria and Janice, Nestleton, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy. Mrs, M. Molntjoy visited in Tor- onto and attended the Santa Cla parade, hy A number from Hampton attend- ed the dance sponsored by the foot- ball club at Newcastle on Thursday night, Mrs, N. C. Yellowlees returned to her home here on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wray attended Open House at tthe Oshawa Gen- eral hospital on Saturday evening, where their daughter Eileen is in- training, Mr. W. W. Horn spent a few days in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson, Oshawa, and Mr, and Mrs. David Beath, Columbus, Miss Ila Hoskin, Thornton's Corners, were visitors at Mr, and Mrs, Jack MacNab's, Mr, Gordon Slemon, Toronto, vis- ited his' grandmother, Mrs. C. Johns, and aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, Will White, Bowmanville Choir To Sing At Maple Grove Maple Grove, Nov. 26~Both ser. vices were well attended Sere on Sunday. Next Sunday the Bowman ville Rotary Club choir will sing at the church service. A number from here attended the morning service at Hbenezer on Sunday and heard a former pastor, Rev, W. C. Smith, Port Perry. The Courtice-Maple Grove Bro- therfiood will hold the first-meesting' of the season in the basement of Maple Grove Church on Tuesday evening, Dec. 2, The Hampton cir- cuit Brotherhood will meet with them and provide the program, Rev, E. 8. Linstead will be the speaker. Miss Edna Swallow is visiting Mrs, Wellington Pearson, Lakefield, Mr, and Mrs. R. R. Stevens spent a few days with their daughter, Mrs. Ray Snowden, Toronto, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown snd family, Toronto, were Sunday guests, of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Swallow. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Foley visit ed relatives in Toronto and attend. ed the Royal Winter Fair, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Worden visit. ed at Mr. Colin Smith's, Qrono, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Topping, To ronto, were week-end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens, Me, 2d Mrs. E, W. Foley, Bow- manville, were Sunda, ests Mrs. J. D. Stevens, y A o The sympathy of this community goes out to Mrs. T. Colliss and fam. ily in the loss of husband and fa- ther. Mr. Colliss had been AWAY from his work about a month and died quite suddenly at his home Nov. 20. The funeral was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel" on Monday afternoon and was attend. ed by a large number of relatives and friends. 24.SEAT COPTER Southampton, England-- (OP) --A 24.seat helicopter, now un. der construction, is due to begin flying operations with passengers on short trips in March, 1948, ---------------------- BERTH BIG FELLOWS Chatham, Kent, England -- (CP)--Ships of 12,000 tons now are able to berth in the River Medway, following the first big post-war dredging operation, Phenomenal growth in Ontario's productive activity creates an all-time record demand for electricity. Until new power siations; now under construction, can be completed PLEASE SAVE ALL THE ELECTRICITY YOU CAN. Do not use electric air heaters or grafes. Switch 'off lights and appliances immediately they are not needed. 84 THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWEK COMMISSION OF ONTARIO CIGARETTES ALSO PLAIN ENDS BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS 32 KING ST. 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