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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, May 15, 1953 19. A Reliable Advertising Medium -- Quick Results Plus Economy Times Ads, Mr. B. Had Many Calls And Was Able To Cancel His Ad After The First Night. = YOUNG MAN AROUND 20 . AS ¥ PLASTER helper to learn trade, good wages to start. Dial « 104¢) 3, 39---Articles For Sale l 3S--Articles For Sale 39---Articles For Sale 39a--Fuel Wood 42--Female Help Wanted 46--Employmunrt Wanted 47--Legal Notices PRIVET HEDGE 18" - 24". IMMEDIATE delivery. $25 per 100, Greendale Nurseries. P.O. Box 200, Oshawa. (Jnel2) EAM SIAVE MASTERS AND parts same. Cutting heads, etc. Monae 5 King St. West (May28) ICE-BOXES, ALL SIZES, GOOD CONDI- . Priced to clear. '3. F. Goodrich , 433 Simcoe South. Phone Bis wl 4 KIL. ELECTRIC GENERATOR, 60-CY- rtd self mirer, ideal for summer home. PPly . Karn, Karn's Drug Store. LUMINUM STORM WINDOWS. PHONY Wright, NDITION, | $19 each: Underwood typewriter, $37; bi- | eycle generator light set, $4.30. Man's and | ladies' CCM bicycles 800d: tion. - 309 Gibbon, Phone 35-4833. 1 (112d) McGINNIS SILVER MONARCH 2-ROOM trailer, like new, ful furnished, sleep four, best offer. Party Interested only ap- ply -- 160 Park Rd. N. FOUR HUNDRED BRICKS, NEW, REA: sonable. Apply 338 Elgin East. Phone 3 0278. (112¢) 2,000 -NEWBURG RASPBERRY CANES, 3c each, while they last. M. Heard, Ennj killen. (1120) TRUCKLOAD OF FIREWOOD FREE, FOR taking away. Dial 3 (1132¢) | MAN'S BICYCLES, GOOD CO! (112¢) Koolvent Represent tative on for (May17) PRIVET HEDGING, HYDRANGE, GRAPE vines, and strawberry 'plants, tom. SAND, GRAVEL, PL AND TOP SOIL. A. D. Allan. Dial 5-1868 (Junel) ato plants, cabbage, onions, asters, stocks, cleome, Poritlac, marigolds; Saratiols (112) | 8, SHRUBS: PRIVET, SPIREA, HYDRAN- gea. Sweet William plants. Dial 3-9036. (May30) BOXED PANSIES, FLOWER AND VEGE- table plants. Over thousand to choose from, wiso fertilizers, Steele-Briggs seeds, seed potatoes. Open until 10 p.m. every night. Glecoff"s 1.G.A. Supermarket, Rithon na. une. HOT-PLATE, ONE LARGE ELEMENT, separate switches, chrome top, A-1 condi- tion, used two weeks. Dial 5-4527. (112¢) 400 CEMENT BLOCKS. DIAL. 5-0392. (112¢) SOFTWOOD SLABS, FOOT-LENGTH. $4 single cord; hardwood elabs, $5.30 single Also body hardwood. Dial ea. ' 41--Articles Wanted WANTED, LIVE POULTRY, FEATHERS, scrap iron, metal, rags and mattresses. Dial L. Turner, North Oshawa, 3-2043 col- lect. (Jun12) | A LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY RE- quires a secretary for branch office work. Good salary, pleasant working : conditions and short hours. Please give details to Box 48 Times-Gazette, Oshawa. (114c) 43--Male Help Wanted TINSMITH'S HELPER, OR YOUNG MAN willing to learn. Apply 21 Church St. (114¢) OUTBOARD MOTOR, 1} OR 2 H.P, bn] | 3-7490. (113¢) | FEATHERS AND FEATHER BEDS OF all descriptions, highest prices paid. Write Queen City Feather Co., 23 Bald: win St., Toronto. ; (May17) PIANO---SMALL USED PIANO, So» HIGH, good tone and one y tee, $295, with bench. Wilson nr Lee, 79 Simcoe N. Dial 5-2822. 1120) CHROME. TOP KITCHEN TABLE; 350- 1b. ice capacity ice Fridge; lawnmofer; set lawn hose; cistern pump; quantity of WOOD FACTORY CUTTINGS FOR ce, range or placket heater, $5 or #3 lots. Delivered. Dial 3-7391. (May2l) lobelia, 3-7435. - (113¢) GOOD USED FURNITURE, ICE- BOXES, pi 33317 after aly MUST DISPOSE OF SEVERAL BRAND hot -plates, etc. Dial 6. ' 4113¢) few esterfl suites, and ped privy Will take dealer's - tes . Cash or terms. Dick Bradley Motors, ld Simcoe S. (936) INSURE YOUR HOME CONTENTS ADE- quate against fire. We make a complete inventory for you. Phone 3.7863. . (Jne$) 2 H. MOSIER Sheet Metal Authorized Dealer Imperial Oil Esso Oil Burners Garwood Tempered Air Units © Williams Oil-O-Matic Oil Units Anthes Imperial and New Idea Furnaces Sales and Service 21 CHURCH ST.--DIAL 5-2734 : (June3tf) a SPECIAL THIS WEEK NEW LEONARD REFRIGERATOR Only $239.50 Reg. $300 value E Low down payment. No Finance * Co. Many months to pay. HILL - CORNISH ELECTRIC LTD. 50 PRINCE ST. DIAL 3-2248 ELECTRIC RANGE SPECIAL The New NATIONAL Apartment - size model, only 169.50, with the following deluxe features: 4 high speed tubular G.E. elements Automatic oven control Safety pilot light 5 heat switches Receptical plug Porcelain enamel inside and out Outstanding value. Low down payment. No finance. company. HILL - CORNISH ELECTRIC LTD. 50 PRINCE. ST. DIAL 3-2248 aus A COMPLETE STOCK OF WRINGER rolls and belts for all 'makes of washers. Jack Biddulph, 68 Simcoe St. N. Dial --~3-1179. (Mayas) AWNINGS MADE TO MEASURE. LOVE- ly patterns, gay stripes, solid colors. Can accept a few more orders for early deliv- ery. Free. estimates. Folding chairs, card | and banquet 'ables for. rent. Cleve Fox, Oshawa. (Junel$) COMIC. BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS, MAGA YOUR HOME DESERVES THE BEST--- the All-Flexalum venetian blinds with washable vinyl plastic tapes and cords. tions anywhere, J. W. Melley. Dial =u | BATH TUB, TOILET BASIN AND SINK, | $90. Stack pipes, 50c foot. Dial 3.7088 is May! ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLE AND flower plants, back of mew Drive-In Thea: tre: Dial '53941. (1090) LIKE NEW. LADY'S CCM BICYCLE | Dial 3-8354. (1130) 12 ! PIANO, GOOD CONDITION, RED MA- | hogany, best offer takes. 531 Simcoe N., after 6. (105t1) NEW RECESS BATHTUB, TOILET WITH seat, wash" basin, - taps, attachments, shower and rod $159. Pipe threading fit- tings, new and used. Phone a, > AWNINGS Canvas awnings, '40. patterns to choose from. Ten days delivery. Free 'Estimates DIAL:5-5563 BARRIE TENT & AWNING CO: © (Junéé) SCOTT'S RECORD BAR and GIFT SHOP 111 SIMCOE STREET. SOUTH DIAL 5-6245 (Mayl3) 'SCRAP WOOD FOR: SALE: - | $5 per truck load; also cedar pests, 8 ft. to 16 ft. in- length " DIAL 3-7333 M. 'GREENBURG and- SONS 308 'BLOOR ST. EAST. (May23tf) "CLIMATITE" Aluminum combination windows end screens. "Moloney" Aluminum Combination ih dl or \ Low cost "Estimates wy Sr Foe TOM BARBER Dis 3 8924 (Jund) FIREWORKS! FOR VICTORIA DAY See Our Fine Selection of Family and Party Displays $1.00 to $10.00 Buy The Display Way and Save 1/3 WARD'S CIGAR 70 KING STORE ST. WEST OPEN MAY 18TH Carload of RANGETTES 3 Models To for Choose From (3) With Calrod elements, automatic oven con- trol and drawer. Reg. $1 10.00, for across top. Upright Deepfreeze home freezer, Holds 400 Ibs. frozen foods. Reg. $499, for $349. 00 Astral Refrigerators, trade-ins Chrome Kitchen Suites, table, 4 chairs .. $79.50 sesveas $5450 Trade-In Specials Westinghouse 8 cu. ft. Deluxe. Used one year. $199.00. Bargains While They Last MURPHY'S APPLIANCE and FURNITURE 117 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH (Across from Memorial Park) DIAL OSHAWA 3-8634 PHONE BOWMANVILLE 811 pipe. Dial 5-4936. (1120) NEW 21" CONSOLE TELEVISION Regularly $529.95 Sele Price Only $299.95 NO DEALERS -- PLEASE! BARONS' RADIO and ELECTRIC 426 SIMCOE ST. S. (May1?) USED AND NEW SINGER SEW- ING MACHINES REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE (Only a Few) ONE NEW SINGER Reverse Stitch Treadle. 5-yr. guarantee. Reg. 'price $154. Only $13.50 DOWN or $132 CASH. ONE USED SINGER PORTABLE. Only $5.50 DOWN or $54.50 CA ONE USED SINGER Cabinet Model. Only $8.75 DOWN or $87.50 CASH. ONE USED SINGER PORTABLE (round bobbin). Only $8.50 DOWN or $84.50 CASH. ONE USED SINGER Treadle, Only $5.50 DOWN or $29.50 CASH. ONE USED SINGER Treadle. Only $5.75 DOWN or $47.50 c All above used Singers are in good condition in every way and are guaranteed, Have a home demonstration with- out obligation or try them at your local SINGER SEWING CENTER PHONE 35-5443 14 ONTARIO ST, -- OSHAWA, 39a--Fuel Wood (May16) SPECIAL SALE OF LUMBER If it is for cash Macko sells for | 47, Times-Gazette. less for one week only Starting Today May 15 till 23rd MERCHANTABLE No. 1 Spruce and Jack Pine 2 x 4 running ft. 7c 2x5) 2x6) $113.00 M. sq. ft. 2x 8) Alberta Spruce 2x10) (Price per inquiry) FIR PLYWOOD All" grades and thick- nesses in stock. COMBINATION STORM DOORS Clear Pine, Including Glass and Copper Screen Inserts. Sizes 13" x2" 6x6" 62" 2' 8x6" 84" 210" x 610%" 30'x770 " " Special sizes available GARAGE DOORS Overhead 1-piece Doors, In Fir, 24 Panels Also Galvannealed Steel Doors, With Spring Hardware APPLY GEO. MACKO Lumber and Building Material 473 RITSON RD. S. DIAL 3-2732 OPEN TILL 6 P.M. 11am PIANOS: CASH FCR YOUR PIANO gow. Wilson & Lee, 7» Simcoe N. Dial 5-2822. (May23) GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED. dressers, stoves, heaters, kitchen scis Divsler Furniture, 56 King West. Dial (May23) SHAW RAG and METAL Highest prices paid for scrap iron, metal, rags, batteries, mattresses. etc. Factory accounts appreciated. 89 BLOOR EAST Dial 5-2311 J. Shaw Res.: 3-911} (Juné) CEDARDALE SCRAP IRON and METALS Highest prices paid tor Iron, Metals, Paper, Rags, etc." Local and out-of town calls pick up tree, 100 Annis St. east of CNR Station. Dial 5-3432 Res. dial 5-4159. (May15) 42--Female Help Wanted RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN, MON- day through Friday, 9 until 2. Dial 3-3683. (113¢) CLERK FOR MODERN FOOD MARKET, five-day week, experienced preferred but not necessary. Apply In person, Stroud's Food Market, 54 Simcoe N. (112¢) HAIRDRESSER'S APPRENTICE WANT- ed. Write Box 42, Times- Gazette. (114b) CAPABLE WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE of small home, sleep in. Dial 52958 or 3-474. aun 1 HOUSEKEEPER -- A -- A A MOMMY FOR 3 little girls, to be treated as one of fam- | ily. Abstainer. No hard work. Write Box (114c) RELIABLE WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE- work. Dial 35-2935 after 6:30. (114b) CLERK-TYPIST For sales office. High school plus commercial training, some office experience and shorthand would be assets for this work. Hospital and insurance benefits provided. Apply to Personnel Manager. R. D. WERNER (Co. Limited Simcoe Street South (Canada) Oshawa (113b) BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST For accounts receivable work. Typing ability is essential. This company pays for hospital and insurance benefits. Our office hours are 8:30 to 5:00. Apply to Personnel Manager. R. D. WERNER Co, Limited Simcoe Street. South - Oshawa (113b) OPERATORS AND EXAMINERS WANTED Experience necessary. (Canada) preferred but not Apply EXQUISITE FORM John and Ash Streets WHITBY (113b) JUNIOR GIRL FOR ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT Must be accurate at fig- ures, have good penman- ship and some typing. Permanent position for right girl. Apply ACCOUNTING DEPT. DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE (114b) EXPERIENCED SECRETARY Willing to pay top salary for an experienced sec- retary who is able to use shorthand and dicta'- phone. Progressive firm with full employee bene- fits, profit sharing and cafeteria. Apply in writ- ing stating background, experience and salary re- quired to BOX 147 TIMES-GAZETTE (114e) EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER Good salary and working condi- tions, 5)2-day week. Apply MR. DISNEY MILL VALLEY LUMBER CO: LTD. SIMCOE ST. N. 'SENIOR STENOGRAPHER Capable of Secretarial Duties Apply In Writing Only PYE CANADA LTD. AJAX 1120) am. to 5 p.m. (112d) 7 | catalogue. EXPERIENCED OOOK, GOOD WAGES, 11:30 p.m. to 8 a.m. Apply South End Grill, 5 Bloor E. Dial 5-3433. (le) NEAT, COURTEOUS DRIVERS, 25 YRS. | old or over. Apply in person, 143 King | East, (114d) | BOYS WANTED, , TO SELL IN ST. STANDS at Memorial Stadium. Apply at booth Saturday. 4 (1142) DRIVERS WANTED, MUST BE NEAT and courteaus. Apply Mid-Town Taxi, 46 King W. . 112d) WANTED -- TOOL AND DIE MAKER TO work without supervision. Good wages. Lousy conditions. Phone 35-5813. (113¢) MARRIED MAN WITH CAR FOR CALL- ing on retail trade. Living accommoda- tion furnished. Wonderful opportunity for right party. Write Box 45, Times-Gazette. (113¢) PRODUCTION OPERATORS AS SOON AS possible. Apply for personal interview. Dominion Viscose Products Ltd., Ajax, 9 YOUNG MAN ~ WANTED, . TO 1 LEARN printing trade. Opportunity for quick ad- vancement. Arjay Press, 182 Simcoe S.| 112¢) | ~ WANTED BODY MAN Steady employment. Hospitalizo- tion and insurance plan, Con- tact VIC ATCHISON EARL GRAHAM MOTORS LTD. STRATFORD, ONT. PHONES: 2424 OR 3825-W (114¢) BOYS To sell refreshments on commis- sion basis. Apply OSHAWA MOTOR RACEWAY 7:15 P.M. SATURDAY 113¢) 4TH CLASS FIREMAN Papers and references required. Holidays with pay. P.H.C. and P.S:A. and other employee bene- fits available. Apply CHIEF EN- GINEER, OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL, €108t) In Canada's rapidly expanding diese] field. Huge present and future peak-paid job opportun- ties for men skilled in diesel maintenance, millwrighting, tim- ing, bearing fitting and diesel electric. Learn all this as well as welding and machine work with- out interupting present income. Send coupon for free information showing how it's done. STANDARD ENGINEERING INSTITUTE, Box 28, Oshawa Times-Gazette, i IMMEDIATELY RE- QUIRED BY CORO- NET T.V. CORP. TWO MEN TO BE TRAINED AS CREW MANAGERS Men selected must be ambitious, neat, not afraid of hard work "and like to meet people. ® CAR ESSENTIAL ® BENEFITS AVAILABLE ® HIGHEST COMMISSIONS PAID ® EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT. NECESSARY ® W#ADS SUPPLIED ® OPPORTUNITIES FOR AD- VANCEMENT TO MANAGERIAL POSITIONS UNLIMITED Apply in person to MR. ROBT. B. CAMERON 74 CELINA ST. OSHAWA 10s 44--Male or Female Help ~ Wanted OFFICE ASSISTANT Sales Manager required by young growing or- - ganization in. Ajax. Ap- plicants, male or female should be able to do shorthand, typing and handle responsible cleri- "cal duties. PHONE AJAX 55 a12e) | 45--Agents Wanted EARN MONEY THE EASY. WAY. SELL Familex products to friends and neigh- | bors~-full or spare time. Very little capi- , tal needed, You work in a protected terri- | . Fine future for aggressive and am- bitious men. Ask for details and free FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier, . B., Montreal. (114¢c) HOSIERY AGENTS Wanted to sell direct to the consumer, first-grade nylon ho- siery at very popular price, full range, good commission, sell full or part time. Details from TRUVAL DISTRIBUTORS 1637 Sherbrooke West, Montreal (Fri to Junel9) | 46--Employment Wanted | EXPERIENCED TRUMPET PLAYER | (not union), wishes part-time work with Dept YOU TEAR IT--I'LL REPAIR OR MAKE it over for the kiddies. Mae's, 3-4840. (May29) 47--Legal Notices BAILIFF'S SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Equipment and furnishings, lo- cated in the MODEL FISH|& CHIP RESTAURANT, Port Perky. SATURDAY, MAY 16, at 2 p.m. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer GEORGE TILL, Bailiff " 42) | small orchestra. Phone Brooklin 16. 113¢) NOTICE In the Estate of FANNY TOMA (formerly known as FANNIE KNAZUK): All persons having claims against the Estate of FANNY TOMA (formerly known as FAN- NIE KNAZUK), late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of On- tario, Married Woman, deceased, who died on or about the 15th, day of January, A.D. 1953, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned personal represen- tatives of the said deceased, on , or before the 15th. day of June, A.D. 1953, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date, the said personal represen- tatives will distribute the assets of the said deceased having re- gard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED at OSHAWA, Ontario, this 1st. day of May, A.D. 1953. NICK KORMAC, Executor of the Estate of Fanny Toma (formerly known as Fannie Knazuk), de- ceased, by his solicitor, Z. T. SALMERS, B.A, Barrister, etc., 1372 Simcoe St. N., OSHAWA, Ontario, (May8,15,22) NAVIGABLE. WATERS PROTECTION ACT R.S.C. 1927 Chapter 140 The Public Utility Commission of the Town of Whitby, Ontario, hereby gives notice that it has, under Section 7 of the said Act, deposited with the Minister of Public Works, at Ottawa, and in the office of the District Regis- trar of the Land Registry District of. Ontario, Whitby, Ontario, a description of the site and the plans of a 16-inch diameter wa- ter works intake extension pro- posed to be land in Lake Ontario, opposite Township Lot 26, Brok- en Front Concession of the Township of Whitby in the Coun- ty of Ontario. And take notice that after the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication of this notice, the Public Utility Commission of the Town of Whit- by, will, under Section 7 of the said Act, apply to the Minister of Public Works at his office in the City of Ottawa, for approval of the said site and plans, " Ddted at Whitby, Ontario, this 5th day of May, 1953. Public Utility Commission et the Town of Whitby. H. L." PRINGLE, Superintendent. a (May8,15,22,29) NOTICE In the Estate of THOMAS FAVELL: All persons having claims against the Estate of THOMAS FAVELL, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of On- tario, Labourer, deceased who died on or about the 29th. day of September, A.D. 1952, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned personal represen- tatives of the said 'deceased, on or before the 15th day of June, A.D. 1953, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date, the said personal represen- tatives will distribute the assets of the said deceased having re- gard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED at OSHAWA, Ontario, this 1st day of May, A. D. 1953. EDITH FAVELL, Executrix of the Estate of Thomas Favell, de- ceased, by her solicitor, Z. T. SALMERS, B.A, Barrister, etc., 13% Simcoe St. N. OSHAWA, Ontario. . (May3,15,22) NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTECTION J INGE RS.C. 1927 CHAPTER 140 The Public Utilities Commission of the City of Oshawa hereby gives no- + | tice that it has, under Section 7 of the | said Act, deposited with the Minister | of Public Works, at Ottawa, and in the office of the District Registrar of | the Land Registry District of Ontario, Whitby, Ontario, a description of the site and the plans of a 36-inch dia- meter water works intake proposed to be laid in Lake Ontario opposite Township Lot 9, Broken Front Con- cession of the Township of East Whit- by; now part of the City of Oshawa, Ontario. And take notice that after the ex- piration of one month from the date of the first publication of this notice, the Public Utilities. Commission of the City of Oshawa, will, under Section 7 of the said Act, apply to the Minister of Public Works at his office in tha City of Qttawa, for approval of the said site and plans. Dated at Oshawa, 28th day of April, Ontario, this 1953. Public Utilities Commission of the City of Oshawa. G. F. SHREVE, Secretary. (May1,8,15,22) STAFFORD BROS. MONUMENTAL WORKS 318 DUNDAS ST. &., WHITBY PHONE WHITBY 552 Memorials @ Markers NOTICE TO GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS Sealed, Fixed sum tenders for the new Mclaughlin Public Li- brary Building to be erected at Centre, Bagot and Queen Streets in Oshawa, by The Oshawa Pub- lic Library Board, will be re- ceived until 12 o'clock noon, DST. THURSDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1953 Building is 'two floors in height, each floor approximately 14,500 square feet, of reinforced con- crete and rubble stone. Plans, specifications and Forms of Tender may be obtained at ' the office of the Architect, upon deposit of a certified cheque for $500.00 payable to the Oshawa Public Library Board, which will be refunded upon return of the Plans and Specifications. ARTHUR H. EADIE, Architect, 220 Bloor St. West, Toronto - Ontario. 112¢) | MOUNT CARMEL ' Students Secure ' Muskoka Jobs MRS. WALTER SLUTE Correspondent MOUNT CARMEL -- Misses Eleanor and Elsie Scherderhaver, who have been attending the To- ronto University, have been spend- ing a few days at home with their parents. Eleanor left this Thursday, KEDRON KEDRON -- Mother's Day was observed with a union service. C. F. | Werry, Sunday School superintend- | ent, conducted the service. Mrs. M. Mountjoy read the story, "They stopped their Quarreling". The choir sang a special number. The sacred rite of baptism was administered. Children presented were: David Knowles Rose, Bonnie Rosaline Kerr, Willlam Dennis Williams, Suzanne Elizabeth, Lynda May, Charles Henry, and Herbert Wil- liams. Everett Mountjoy and Ross Lee welcomed the parents and children. Prayers for our homes, children, parents, The Queen and her family, and the homeless, were offered by Diane Young, H. Farndale, Jeanine Werry, W. A. Werry and Mavis Tregunna, respectively. APPROFPRIA E SERMON Rev. R, H. Rickard gave an ap- Tg sermon. He referred to ithe many forces against the Chris- tian homes today. Called our atten- tion to the fact that Rome fell be- cause of disintegration of homes. Many people today spend little time in their homes, and what is worse they admit they would not know what to do in their homes for even one evening. There are many pernicious influences that dis- tract attention from the joy of home life. We often confuse a beau- tiful house with a lovely home. Some are too fussy, some not care- ful enough. A beautiful house can be very unlovely home. The spirit of live in' the home determines its value. The companionship with the Dads means so much, . while we have to admit much of the atmos- phere of home depends on Mother. Beautiful flowers, white for the late Mrs. ! daughter, Hazel; pink and white by the Luke family for their moth- er, the late Mrs. R. .J Luke and other mothers, of gold and white for the late Mrs. F. W. Lee, by the family, were reminders of those who made so fine a present possible for us. WA MEETING Mrs. H. A. Werry was hostess for a well-attended meeting of the WA Wednesday evening. The change to evening meetings for the summer months permits business women and mothers to come out, which is much appreciated all around. a. R. E. Lee was in charge of | e bn ogram, which was held first Be e convenience of the speaker, Ronald Werry, who was introduced | by Mrs. Lee Ron gave a very in- teresting and informative talk on the over 11,000 mile trip taken by Norman Ridgley, Kenneth Hoskin Everett Maycock, teacher at Harm- ony School, last summer. Mr. Maycock had spent considerable time studying the outline 19 the trip, which paid off well, in point of interesting ground covered, com- fort of travel, and freedom of ac- cident or trouble of any kind throughout. Picture cards and snap- shots were passed around bringing the scenes more clearly to the lis- teners. Mrs. Lee thanked Ronald for the pleasure he had given which was accompanied by an appreciative clap by the ladies. The president, Mrs. J. Glover, took charge of the business period. Of special interest was the pur- chase of vacuum cleaner and tow- els, in future, and the acceptance of the invitation from Mrs. Lee to meet at her home in June. The worship service had "Ap- preciation" as the theme, which Mrs. Lee introduced with: "The Mountains are God's Thoughts pil- ed up; the oceans are God's God's thoughts in bloom; Dewdrops are God's thoughts in pearls Fd Mrs. T. Sobil favored with the de- lightful solos, "It's quiet Down Here' and "If God Forgot". Mrs. J Sutter read the scripture lesson. . A. Werry, "Thank You : "Show Kindness", Mrs. ; "I'm Thankful I'm Rich", H. Rose; 'You Must Blos- lovely story, 'The Legend of Spring" by Mrs. R. H. Rickard. Mrs. A. Young was at the piano. Refreshments and a social half {hour rounded out a delightful eve- {ning. . | PERSONALS | 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Everett Mountjoy | 90 |were with her mother, Mrs. M. H. |Langmaid of Oshawa, for a family (dinner on Mothers' Dav, A. D. VanDyke by her | and himself under supervision of c thoughts spread out; Flowers are | R. ation of the late Mrs. F. W, , Miss Wilma Werry and a'me to take a position in Gravenhurst at the summer resort where she worked last year. Elsie returns to Toronto to write her final examina- tions on Friday. She, too, is going to Gravenhurst to work for the summer. All wish the both girls much success in both their examin- ations and summer's work they have chosen. Roy Slute and Miss Margaret Higgins enjoyed a motor trip to Niagara on Sunday to see the blos- soms, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strutt and children of Oshawa visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, G. Strutt on Saturday. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Metherel and fa- mily were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rye of Keswick, Mr. and Mrs. Claude York and Linda of Bellen- haven, Mr. and Mrs. Roman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Bur- ley, Judith and Ronald of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Metherel, Shir. ley and Doug. and Mr. and Mrs. G. Sharmon, Linda and Stanley of Whitby. Mrs. Brown, Shirley and Roger, of Newcastle, are visiting at the {home of the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gainer. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs G. Hubbard were Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Walmesley and son of Osi- awa. Mr. and Mrs, Stan Grills and Bobby spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Grills' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Diamond, Prospect. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Prest were Mr. and Mrs. Ted {Brown and Garry, Mr. and Mrs. \E. Kehoe and children of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Wheeles of Col- | umbus. Mr. and Mrs. T Slute visited the | former's parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. slute and family on Monday ever ning. Seven Children Baptised At Mothers' Day Service Douglas Farndale, Burlington, was home for the weekend. Miss Lois Tippett, Oshawa, was {Sunday tea guest at A. Tregunna's. | Misses Eleanor and Lyle Stain- {ton, and James Stainton, Oshawa; {Alan Werry, Enniskillen; Mrs, M, | Ballard, Moose Jaw, and Frank C. Lee were Sunday tea guests of R. E, Lee's, Mrs. John Naylor, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Naylor and sons, {Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd |Ayre, Stuart and Louanne, Zion, were Mother's Day celebrants at H. Crossman's. Mrs. Frank Crossman appreciat- ed very much the callers on Moth- er's Day, and the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Scott enter- tained her family on Sunday eve- i for su their ning pper, fhother, Mrs. H. L. Pascoe, Colum- us Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davies, Alderwood, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Murdoch. Mrs, Frank Fawcett, Toronto, spent Monday with her daughter, Mrs, A. H. Murdocn, and family. R. J. Luke, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mountjoy and Miss Eleanor Mount. joy were Sunday dinner guests at Thomas Norton's and attended the baptismal service at Brougham, in the afternoon, when Mr. Luke's great-grandson, Craig William Nor- ton, son of Everson and Willa Nor- ton, was baptised. Miss Florence Wheeler, Toronto, spent Monday with Mrs. F. Cross- man, Mrs. Percy Mountjoy has been spending a few days with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Parish of Brooklin, recuperating following a broken - collar-bone. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Werry were entertained recently by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beath. Mrs. Frank Thompson attended ithe fine Mother's Day service in Simcoe Street Church on Sunday morning. ROOFING BEE Ralph Hunter had a bee on Satur- day with the result the roof is on his house. Among those present were: Gordon Hunter, Burnt River; Howard Kerr, Ted Evans, Nelson Evans and Bill Sarginson, Ban- |croft; John Elliott, Stan Kerr, | George Kerr, Garth Baumhour and (Norman Mooney. Sorry Marlene Wood is not well. | We hope for a speedy return to her {usual happy self, | Master John Morrow, Oshawa, |spent Saturday with his grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Nor- man Allin included: Mr. and Mrs. . Allin "and Paul, Newcastle; Misses Claire and Norma Allin, Toronto and Newcastle, Mrs. George Hancock, Port Hope; Mor- ley Hancock, Belleville, and Miss Aileen Hancock, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson entertained Mr, and Mrs. Curry Moody and family, who came from Woodstock to visit the home of their maternal ancestors; Mrs. Elmer Wilbur and little grand- daughter, Hampton, and Mrs, Lar- ine Dickinson, Oshawa, on Moth- er's Day. Mrs. Arthur Campbell and grand. children, Tommy and Jennie Stout, Dr. W. H. Birks and Mrs. Birks, Bowmanville, were guests of Mr. 20d Mrs. Malcolm McGregor, Sun- ay. Mr. and Mrs. W. Chas. Werry, Oshawa; Rev. R. H. Rickard, Alas- tair and Patsy Rickard, Mr. R. J. Luke, Misses Nora Werry, Jeanine Werry, and Eleanor Mountjoy en- joyed Sunday supper together hon- ouring Mother's Day. Mrs. Edward Cooper, Miss Jes- |sie Cooper, Trenton, were weekend visitors at Mr. Russell Down's. Miss Cooper leaves to attend the Coron- ation, and spend a year in England. We have often said we write for those away from home. As a word of thanks to those who have con- tributed the past few months es- pecially, I wish to pass on Sppreci- ee, who followed so closely the news budget, and when weakness dim- her eyes she would have the news re-read once or maybe twice. For it contained the names of those those who had been her main stays throughout the years, Ross, Doris, Diane and Brian, of tae neighbours now down to the second ahd third generation, in her almost Je ars in the Kedron Community, References were made to her be- loved church, from time to time. Aoain thanks There eva ofthars, |