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14 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, November 5, 1953 ~ JUSTICE RELAXES FOR ROMANCE permit Tommy Flynn, 22-year- old sailor, to marry the dark- eyed Arab slave girl he smuggled home to England. The lovers British justice has relaxed to | faced sentences for violating the | immigration laws. She had been smuggled from Basra, | were freed from jail, where they Iraq., ed Eo where she worked as a slave. Pommy slipped her aboard ship, past the guards, dressed in men's clothing, and hid her in a cramp- locker during the voyage home. Here are Tommy and his bride, Jean Kawahkib, 19, leaving church in Durham after their marriage. --Central Press Canadian FRENCHMAN'S BAY Dunbarton Turkey Supper Attracts Large MRS. EDITH PEARS Correspondent FRENCHMAN"S BAY -- We are sorry to hear Mr. Paterson, Valley Farm Road, has been admitted to the hospital. It is hoped his illness will not be serious. Mrs. May O'Brien has been un- der the weather with a bad cold. Dick Avis, senior, also is quite ill. Antoinette Korcyzyinska had her operation on Tuesday, October 27, which was successful and now she is on the recouperation list and doing very nicely. Hearns, Broadview Street, home from the hospital. Bill Lunney and son, Michael, visited Mrs. C. Lunney over the weekend. We are happy to report that to date there has been no serious re percussions the episode which involved James Hern and three hunters in # shooting affair at the scout camp over a week | ago. Mr. Hern suffered quite' a number of bruises and a gash in his head but is doing very nicely now. TURKEY SUPPER Wednesday night Dunbarton United Church had its annual turkey dinner which was well at-| tended and all enjoyed a lovely din- | ner. This was followed by a very enjoyable program under direction of A. Crowhurst, who is the choir « leader of the church. It was very nice to _ee four of our local boys on TV last Thurs- day night. "The Townsmen", un- der direction of Langley Tunnell of | Dunbarton, appeared on the pro- gram "Now Is Your Chance" on station CBLT, Toronto. Best of luck fellows. We hope you win. Chief Charlie Fletcher of h Whitby police was in the district last Friday night gathering inform- ation regarding the starting of a Junior Police Club in Whitby. He is quite interested in this move- ment and is giving it his full sup- port. HALLOWE'EN PARTY The Dunbarton Kiwanis Club and the Junior Police executive stag- ed a Hallowe'en Party for the chil- dren of the district in East Wood- ands Hall last Saturday night. _ The Kiwanis provided films, mus- ie, hot dogs, cocoa and apples for the children and the Junior Police Club supplied apples and candy. Over 100° chil- dren attended and all had a won- derful time and it certainly help- ed to cut down on the mischev- ious Hallowe'en pranks in the dis- is {It is hoped to have an 'evening {and to enroll new members. candy | M; SCUGOG ISLAND Farm Forum | Plans Meeting SCUGOG ISLAND -- The first meeting of the Scugog Head For- um will be held on Monday eve- ning, November 2, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Redman. The discussion will be 'The Agricultur- al Representative and the Farm- er'. All members please try to at- tend, and get our new Forum sea- son off to a good start. The Head Euchre Club leld its turkey supper last Friday evening at the tea room. Following the supper, the members ended the evening with a euchre party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Martyn. First prize winners were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Redman, while the low scores were Mrs. Orval Heayn © d Mr. Jim Wilson. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ngus, of Toronto, spent last weekend with Mrs. Angus' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reader. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graham vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Will Har-- ran at Blackwater. We were happy to see Albert Fulférd at Sunday School on Sun- day, following his operation. His cheery smile assured us that he is getting along just fine. Mr. and Mrs. Hec. Barry and family visited friends in New- castle. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of Mrs. Arthur Sweetman who passed away recently. HALLOWE'EN PARTY A Hallowe'en party was held in the basement of Grace United Church on Friday evening, Octo- ber 30. The room was gaily deco-- rated in orange and black streamers. black cats and carved out pumpkins. Over 50 children came in cos- {tume, and games and stunts were enjoyed by both young and old. Mrs. H. Kane and Mrs. Innes had the difficult task of judging the costumes, and a number of¥ prizes were awarded. One of the funny stunts worth mentioning was the 'Mummy stunt', first prize going to Mrs. Clarence Carter and Mr. Doug Aldred. This stunt calls for Attendance led. The children all Club wish to take this opportunity to express their gratefulthanks to the Kiwanians for their donations and help. They also wish to thank the A and P stores for their! donation of candy and Robert Ree-- | sor, Dave Lennox and G. Norman Irwin of Red Wing Orchards for their donations of apples and all | who helped in any way to make the | evening so enjoyable for the chil- | dren. / INFORMAL SERVICE The Sunday night service at Fair- port Church was very informal. | Rev. Empey told a story and the congregation joined in singing their favorite hymns. The ladies of the WA served all present with tea and cookies. The next night service will be on November 15 when the Dunbarton Kiwanis Club will be in charge. These meetings are ex- tras as the regular services are still held at 2 p.m. each Sunday. service the first and third Sundays of each, month. > HOME AND SCHOOL The monthly meeting of the Bay Road Home and School Association was held on Monday, November 2, at the Church Hall with 30 par- ents in attendance. It was encour- aging to see so many parents out Mr. Anderson, one of our local parents, gave a very interesting talk on child psychology and psych- iatry. The refreshment committee served a very tasty lunch at the close of the meeting. It would seem as though it was a good move when it was decided to hold the meetings in the church | hall (which is used as a school ' room for Grade 1) instead of the | school as it is much more cen- tral. diss Mortimer's room was the recipient of the honour banner for | having the largest representation of parents at the meeting, A ban-- quet is planned for Friday night, November 6, at the Church Hall for the 1953 graduation pupils. Anyone may attend the banquet by purchasing a ticket from either Mrs. Brown or Mrs. Dorset. The graduation pupils are urgent to pick up their tickets and notify the Home and School executive as to whether they can attend or not. rs. Harry Cook is the president and Mrs. Eileen Fertile recording secretary. The monthly meeting of the one to wrap his or her partner in | toilet paper to resemble a 'Mum-- my'. To top the evening off, a | most delicious luncheon was serv- went home with their pockets and tummies full of candies and apples. |" On Sunday, November 1, Grace Sunday School was well attended by 33 children. The next WA meeting will be held at Grace United Church on Wednesday, November 11, at 3 p.m. Ladies are requested to bring their fruit for the hospital, and also their holiday bags. On the evening of November 11 {at 8 p.m., Miss Jean Samells will | present her personal films of the | Coronagjon. Musical numbers will be contributed hy the three schools, and refreshments will be served. Come and enjoy this eve- ning with us. The annual bazaar will be held in the basement of Grace United Church on Wednesday. November 25. All ladies are cordially invited. The hunters left on Sunday for their deer camp. We all wish them good luck, and fine weather. Miss Marjorie Milner is home from Pickering for the weekend. Mss Patricia Aldred is enjoying a visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pearson in Osh- awa. UTICA Costume Party Held At School MRS. R. WILBUR pondent tume at the hallowe'en party held in Utica School Friday afternc:-:. The prizes for the best costumes went to Sharon Greer ND Kenny Skerratt. Mrs. K. Crosier and Miss Della Johnson attended a Women Teack- ers' Federation meeting at Myrtle school last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Young of Owen Sound is staying at Mrs. Beacock's home while on 'business here. Jack Crosier has gone deer hunting at South River. Mrs. K. Crosier, Miss Una Sleep and Mrs. R. Wilbur attended a meeting of the Film Council which was held in Pickering. Guests at Frank Kendall's were Mr. and Mrs. Kerr and Larry Ken- dall of Toronto on Sunday and Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Burkholder and Mrs. Robinson of Whitevale on Wednesday. Base Line Home and School As-! sociation will be on Monday, Nov- ember 9, at the Base Line School. Ail are invited to attend. trict. The officers and members of the | Pickering Township Junior Police ' Daily everyone uses one pound of paper. SALLY'S SALLIES Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward of Whit- by were at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Philip on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Seat- on of Australia, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Prizeman of Toronto, visited Mrs. Ackney on Saturday. Charlie Lakey has two English deer in an enclosure at the back of his lot. Ait is interesting to watch them as they eat and play. . Quite 2 number around here at- Copr. 1953, King Features Syndicate, Inc., World rights reserved. e ( held in Man- chester, Saturday night and Utica Friday night and also the Hallo- we'en dance at the Port Perry High School Friday night. Don't forget the WA next Thufs- day afternoon. Mrs. Kendall spent a few days with Mrs. L. Cassidy of Brooklin, last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geer on the birth of a baby son. Gary Edward. Chet Geer and Bruce Bailey have gone deer-hunting in the Minden area. = Recent visitors at Jim Mitchell's. were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant of Seagrave and Mr. and Mrs. M. Parkin and family of Kinsale. Mrs. E. Ackney spent a week with Mrs. Grose of Stouffville and Mr. and Mrs. King of Whitevale, Jim Luciano was home over the weekend from Toronto. ' Mrs. Jarndahl of Toronto was at her cottage for Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Holt of Port Perry were at Bert Mitchell's on Sunday. DO FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, an improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly in place. ~~ vou think, Doctor, I may be a hypochondriac! Does that Wap ap expensive operation?" | Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, | Booey, pasty taste or feeling. FAS: TEETH is alkaline (non acid). Does not | sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture | breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. PRINCE ALBERT ° | | F. E. SMITH Correspondent PRINCE ALBERT -- To mark their 25th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith were host and hostess at a turkey dinner for their family and relatives on Saturday evening October 31. Due to serious illness and busi- ness reasons only 14 were able to be present at this very happy re- past, though , about twenty-eight were invited." * The table looked lovely arrang- ed with rose and white mums and white candles flanking the wedding cake which had been made by the hostess. The evening was spent recalling past happenings and playing cards. Many lovely gifts of silver were received from their family and friends including a chest of flat- ware from their daughters and sons-in-law, Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence and son Frank Jr. of Weston. Mrs. Law- rence was bridesmaid and Mr. and Mrs. George Prosser of Cadmus, Mr. Prosser being the grooms at- tendant then. Out of town guests at the dinner Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary With Dinner and for the evening were Mrs. R. L. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Les- lie, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garvey, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb, Haliburton; Mr, and Mrs. George Prosser and family. Cad- mus; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Law- rence and son Frank Jr., Weston; Mrs. Florence Jeffrey, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. George Pickett of Glen Major. Though it may have been a pretty hard thing to do the mischief mak- ers that usually prowl about on Hallowe'en were very good this year and for which many of the elderly ' people as well as others are very thankful. Very little if any damage has been reported here in the village though some nearby communities report much destruction. Quite a number trick-or-treaters called with their varied weird get- ups, which caused many a laugh. Mrs. Doug Gerron and family spent the weekend with her par- ents in Sunderland. Bert Raines and Mev. Gerrow of Raglan have gone north to try their luck at bringing home the venison. Mrs. Gerrow and baby are spending a few days with Mrs, Raines and baby in their absence. HAMPTON WMS Rally Is Well Attended M. HORN Correspondent attended the autumn rally of the Eastern Section of the Women's Missionary Society of the Oshawa Presbyterial, in Enniskillen United Church, on Wednesday. in charge of the morning worshin service with Mrs. Lorenzo Trull ship. Mrs. K. Caverly,and Mrs. Jim Smale contributed a fitting spiration 'of the worship period, and were accompanied by Miss Norah Horn. Mrs. A. E. Billett read the script and Mrs. F. J. Reed'gave a helpful devotional talk which contained many fine thoughts, and concluded with a short prayer. Mr. and Mrs: Percy Clarke, HAMPTON -- About 25 ladies | Hampton afternoon auxiliary was | leading and giving the call to wor- . Greenwood, visited his sister Mrs. Lewis Crydelman and Mr. Cryder- |man on Sunday. Mrs. R. J. Hodgson returned on | Tuesday evenin, from Detroit {where she visited her brothers and | sister. Miss Cecile Petit, Toronto, was with Mr. and Mrs. Will Chapman. Mrs. Albert Cole, Bowmanville, | visited her sister Mrs. Ken Caverly, on Friday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. |Ted Kersey, Plainfield, on the gift is a daughter on Friday, October HARMONY Church Party Fine Event QUEENIE FLETCHER Correspondent RMONY -- The teachers and officers of Harmony United Church Sunday School entertain- ed the choir ana young people last Thursday night, the occasion be- ing a Hallowe'en party. Most successful indeed was the party, held in the Church follow- ing choir practice. Games, con- tests and refreshments in the Hal- lowe'en theme rounded out a gay and enjoyable evening. CHURCH NEWS The Sacrament of infant bap- tism was performed during last Sunday morning's service by the Rev. R. R. Nicholson, pastor of the church. The following babies were bap- tized, with a very large gathering present: Brian' Harvey Gemmell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gem- mell; Patricia Anne Hart and Da- vid Alexander Hart, children of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hart; Kelly Rose Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston; Donna Conville Ma¢Donald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacDonald; Donald Leonard Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Johnston; Kimberly Robert Weir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weir. COMING EVENTS Next Sunday, November 8, will be a special service when a re- ception of members and Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper will be held. Plans are under way to make the first Sunday in Decem- ber an outstanding occasion. It year on Sunday. December 7. ANNUAL FALL BAZAAR The WA of Harmony United Church is holding its annual mon- | ey-making event, the Fall Bazaar |and sale of work, on Saturday, November 7. It will be the first time that this event has heen held in ;,the church, and expectations are held for this year's bazaar to supersede all others. The two | and the Onward group, have com- bined their talents and resources will mark the first anniversary of || the church, which was opened last || to ensure success from the word "go". Mrs. Mervin Bury, King Street "Church, will officially open the ba- zaar at 8 p.m. Tea, under the co- gconvenership of Mrs. E. W. Rey- nolds and Mrs. Gordon Robinson will be served. Plan to attend this event and help a very worthy cause. Buses stop across the road, and give excellent 20-minute serv- ice. NEWS ITEMS Building is sfill going on apace in the community, with perhaps the busiest spot just north of the No. 2 Highway and Harmony Rd. In this new development, the former Baker property, building space is at a premium. New homes in every stage of erection are continually going up, so that if one lets several weeks pass be- fore visiting the area, a surprise will be the result. : Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler and family moved into their new home on Colborne Street (a continuation of the Colborne Street up-town) just recently. They have sold their home on Harmony Rd. South to Mr. Robert Moon, who, with his family, will soon move into their new home. Friends of Mr. Jack McGill who is presently a patient in the Osh- awa Hospital, will be sorry to learn that he has to remain there for some weeks yet. a Mrs. Glen Huntley and baby have returned to Peterboro, after spending a week at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nichols. Papers are printed om news. print. 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