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ER VOUNT CARMEL Life-long Resident Passes ( 'With Startling Suddenness MRS. WALTER SLUTE" Correspondent MOUNT CARMEL -- The pass- ing away of Mr. Billie Brown on Sunday evening me as a great surprise #o all who knew him. Al- though Mr. Brown has been in fail- ing health for some time, recently he had improved and was able to be out and around. Sunday eve- he complained of not feeling too*Well and passed away before were the latter's father, Mr. H. Mr. Brown has been a life-lopg resident .of our community, He leaves to mourn his passing his wife, the former Lillie Ward, and |. one son, Wallace, at home; also a brother, Tom Brown of Bowman- ville, The funeral was held from McDermits Funeral Home of Port Perry. Interment was in Black- stock Cemetery. VISITO! were the later's father, Mr. H, Collett, Mrs. Edith Collett and Mr. Frank Lillie, all of Galt. Mr. Frank Lillie had just recently ar- rived in Galt from England, also their son, Mr. T. Slute, Mrs. Slute and Marie, of Scugog, Mrs. L: Brown, 'Lindsay; Wallace Brown and Mr. Rus Brown Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs: Harold Strutt, Lin- da and Harold, of Oshawa, and Doug Strutt, of Bowmanville, were Sunday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Strutt. Mr. Cecil Hubbard attended the International Plowing Match last week. Mr, and oe. Arthur Noble of Whitby spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. G. Hubbard, Ronnie and ecil. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gainer and family were the former's mother, Mrs. Bulmer, and Mr. Bulmer, of To- RS Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and "rs. W, Slute and family 'Hill ronto, and Mr. Rock P 't of Koe . TYRONE Tyrone Young People To Attend Variety Show MRS. W. RAHM Correspondent TYRONE -- The CGIT met 'on October 9. A sing song was enjoy- ed. June Taylor led in worship. Mrs. L. Annis took the girls on an imaginary hike where some imaginary mishaps were met with. However, the wounds were soon fixed up during a lesson in prac- tical first aid. After games the meeting closed with taps. The Young Peple's Society met on Monday evening with a low at- tendance. Arlene Rosevear presid- ed for the business session. Plans were made for those wishing to at- tend the Young Peoples Variety show in Oshawa which is being held in order to raise travelling expense funds for Miss Leonore Kettles of Ottawa who will repre- sent the Young People of the Unit- ed Church of Canada at Travancore in India where the third world con- ference of Christian youths will be held. 'Young Peoples week and fellow- ship services were discussed. The worship service was centr- ed on "Our pgrsonal witness and evangelism for Christ." The jon period left much fruit for thought along the line of the relationship of our spiritual well being with our physical well being as revealed in Jesus healing. The meeting closed with The Vesp- £r Hymn. We were pleased to have Miss Mary Haig, Nagano, Japan, speak to us on Sunday morning at the service. Miss Halg is well known by several here. She gave g fine description of the missionary work being done since the war and up to her return to Canada this spring. Rev. Lute thanked Miss Haig for her message, THANKSGIVING VISITORS Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Herb Cameron were Mr. and Mrs. H. Trivett, Weston; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Webb and family, pool; Mr, and Mrs. A. Wood family, Mr. and Mrs. R. Cameron and baby. Mr. and Mrs. H. Allin, Mr. and called on Mrs. A, Hawkey on Sun- day. i Mr. and Mrs. K. Hardy and Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. E. Prescott were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ace Abbott, Oshawa, on Sun- day. Mr, and Mrs. Ted McBride and family, Brampton, spent the' holi- day week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook. Mrs. R. Hawkey, Bowmanville. visited with Mrs. ( are and Mrs. A. Hawkey. Mrs. G. Speight and George Stainton, Oshawa and Luther Stain- ton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stainton. Mrs. George Alldread left Mal- ton airport by plane on Sunday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gaskin at Moncton, N.B. and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Delaney and girls, Port Hope were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Delaney. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park, Ce- cile and Douglas, visited Mr. and Mrs. D. Park at Bowmanville. Mrs. Ace Abbott, Oshawa, visit- Mrs. E. Prescott. Mrs J. Murdoch and baby, Bow- manville, visited at the Park home. Thanksgiving guests at the H. Philp home were Hon. and Mrs. W. A. Goodfellow and Phil, Mr. | LAVINE BROS. MEAT MARKET 74 SIMCOE ST. N. Sr RN Quality LOW, LOW PRICES! BEEF Mr, and Mrs. L. Marr, Welland; |- Perfect at Bowmanville. Mr, and Mrs. W. Murray and Wayne, Oshawa; and Fank Cowl- ing, Hmpton, were with Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Cowling. Mr, and Mrs. H. Wood and fam- ily, Oshawa, called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. N. Bickel and fam- ily, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibbs. Guests at W. J. Miller's home were Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Robson and Arthur Kernaghan, Vernon- ville; Miss Mary Haig, Nagano, Japan; Beth Miller, Oshawa; Bel- en Miller, Reg. N., Toronto and Mrs. Florence Scott. HARMONY CHURCH (Continued from Page 3) adian Union Conference, who has been filling appointments in the West, 'is expected /here Thursday. A full schedule of appointments has been arranged for him in this vicinity. y Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Abrams and * | family visited in Lindsay over the weekend. Elder and Mrs. F. Retzer and family, on furlough from South America, are visiting with Elder and Mrs. W. A. Nelson. They will return to South America at the end of their furlough. Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Wageman and family, visited in Washington, D.C., over Thanksgiving. Del Bech- told and Margaret Maracle also Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Rahm, Wes- ton; Mrs. W. H. Rahm, Burketon, visited Mr. and Mrs. W, Rahm. Miss M. Haig, Japan, spent Sun- day with Mrs. I. Scott. § wers weskend visitors in the Capl- tor City. : 4 Miss Jean Bailey, Hinsdale, Ill., anu »uss Mary Youngs, Herien Springs, Mich., werk weekend vis- itors at the Youngs home. Absent were Mr. and Mrs. Youngs, who are in Washington, where Elder Dallas Youngs is recovering as well as can be expected in the Sanitarium there. William Perepelitza is confined to the Oshawa Hospital with a knee infection, and it is expected that he will return home this weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stancel and family have moved here from B.C. and are staying with friends at the OMC until living quarters can be procured for them. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, Jack Johnson, Har- mony Road, had as Thanksgiving guests their nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Heath, from Quebec. : Alec Foote spent Thanksgiving with his daughter and family, Mr. - and Mrs. Fred Huffman, Napanee. Mr and Mrs OW Nichols sc. "companied their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mgs. Glen Huntley, to Peterborough on Sunday. The newly - weds: are. making their new home in that city. On Thanks- giving Day, Mr. and Mrs. Nichols visited with relatives in New- castle. Mr. and Mrs. G. Twining, and family, Park Lane Drive, spent Thanksgivinz day in Toronto with Mrg. Twing's parents, Mrs. Orvilie souch, President of the Harmony Home and School Association, and Mrs. G. Twining will attend the District Conference in Beaverton today. LONDON (CP)--Those "flying triangle" aircraft may undergo further evolution in design. The Society of British Aircraft Con- structors reports that designers are working on a swept] wing that straightens abruptly near the tip. Want to buy, sell or trade? A Classified Ad and the deal is made. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, Setober' 16, 1988 § Evidence Said STRATFORD (CP) -- Magistrate AF. Cook indicated yesterday that he was not satisfied with the testi- mony of two witnesses in. an assault case, but said he had 'to dismiss the case because there was no other offsetting evidence. 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