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THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1948 THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer Present Gifts Scugog Couple MRS. D. HOPE Correspondent Scugog, June 15--The services on Sunday were very interesting, with the young people, Conine Reader and Ivan Collins, taking part in Memorial-Head Church and Yvonne Milner, Fay Edgar and Don Jchn- | ston taking part in Grace Church. Mr. Denton used for his inspiring message the story of the rich young ruler when he asked Jesus what he must do to be a follower of Jesus. The choir sang "Sweet Sabbath Morning". \ Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Couch, and daughter Helen , of Havre, Mon- tana, is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. David Hope, after 35 years in Montana. Evelyn Collins, Hellen Samells and Doreen Reader will take part on Sunday in Memorial-Head Church and Jean Samells, PhyHis sist at Grace Church at the regular hours. Mr. Russell daughter, Mrs. Ralph Laing in Belleville on Tuesday and Mrs. Hood returned home with him after spending a few weeks there. Sorry to hear Mr. Alfred Pren- tice had tthe misfortune to break his ankle on Tuesday by a timber fall- ing on it. Hope it will be better soon. Ancther happy gathering met in {the Townhall on Friday evening in 'honor of another new bride from Oshawa come to make her home here on the Island, The following mara. Scugog, Junie 11 To Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Aldred Dear Joan and Cameron, Again we are assembled to honor another popular young couple and to offer our congratulations and best wishes on the occasion of this | happy event in your lives. Cameron, since coming lere to Hood visited his | address was read by Mr. Glen De-. 1 | friends by your pleasant and unas- | suming disposition. Althcugh you did not attend of your life have been spent here, and you have always been known as a young man of fine character. You entered cheerfully into the social life of the community. We do not forget your skill on the field of sport when the Scugog boys tore than held their own against the best teams of the countryside. All are glad your home will be estab- lished here, for we know you will serve the community with credit to yourself and to the benefit of all. Joan, we welcome you and want you to feel at home among us. We feel ye know you and we know that these scenes are familiar to you for if was here you generally ctiose to spend" your vacations since child- hood. Now you are making it your permanent abode, We know you have made many friends here and the circle will grow wider through the coming years. sohool here, the intervening years|and a shower of confetti. They then our good wishes for your future happiness and prosperity. Your Friends of Scugog. They received several lovely gifts spoke a few well chosen words of thanks after which all sang "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows". The rest of the time was spent in dancing. There are many more such times coming in the near future. Glad to hear Mr. Robert Brown is improving in health after his ill- ness. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eden have moved back to the farm again; which is very nice for the commun- ity. . Many attended the Oddfellows parade and service in Port Perry on Sunday. SUICIDE VERDICT Kitchener, June 17--(CP)--A ver- dict of suicide was brought in Wed- nesday by a coroner's jury inves- tigating the death of Josfwua Leach, | 23, a painter who formerly lived in | | Nortix Bay. A 22 rifle was found | Now as a token of our esteem, We | beside Leach's body in a Kitchener | Tetlow and Eddy Prentice will as-|our island, you have won many ask you to accept these gifts With | hotel room. . American author of Scotland 10. 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It is to be divided among cil, usually is considered deft by | three other ridings under a redis- Labor supporters. | tribution of seats. : No one expects his position in the | "Do not think there is any pros- cabinet to be endangered by em- Pect of Bevin retiring from office," | parrassing or difficult develop- | Said a government source. ments, He is counted along with | 'He will run in some other con- | Foreign Secretary Bevin as secure | stituency at the next election. in high office as long as the Attlee TE administration continues. LIFT MAIL BAN But there is speculation that A.| Ottawa, June. 17--(CP) -- All V. Alexander, another government | classes of mail may be sent to Bri- veteran, may receive a mew post in | tish Columbia now that the flood the next cabinet shake-up. He now | situation has eased, Postmaster- is defence minister. The prospect is General Bertrand announced Wed- htat John Strachey, now ¢ Food | nesday. The June 1 embargo placed Minister, will be given one of the |on all but first class mail or air service ministries and be succeeded | mail to B.C. points has been lifted. by Dr, Edith Summerskill, now par- | liamentary secretary to the Food Ministry. ' Watch These - 4 Teething-Time | Troubles Of Baby Morrison, Deputy Prime Minister and Prime Minister Attlee's right- hand man, in recent weeks has: + Digestive Don't let your baby fret upsets needlessly during teething + Fever time, Get a box of Baby's 1, Tried to convince the labor movement that the governmen! Own Tablets used so success- » Fretfulness | fully for over 50 years by must go slow in a further program of jmplementing socialism. This + Constipation | mothers. 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