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fc a jut QUEENSVILLi Jul of the Afttr- Auxiliary of Womans held at of Mm Jacob Smith on July pre in hair After cart of Mr Sydney Thompson Mr Elmer Stick wood and Frank Howe the committer ava the program Mr Hugh Shan non of Newmarket Mr gave a reading Mr a poem and quiz reading by Mr H Ken haw lira Thompson a by Mr J Smith Lunch served by Jacob Smith meeting the AIMrnoon Auxiliary the Wo- Mitaionary Society held at of Mra Dike on Thursday Aug at pm Mr In the chair Mrs Sydney Mr Elmer and SUlIibras program committee the following program a reading on Africa by Mr Smith a solo by Mr McCloud accompanied by Mr a reading by Mr a paper on True Blessedness by Mr Thomp son KESWICK Mr and Mrs Horace Leigh Bonnie and Leslie Weston and Mr Bert Lindsay Chris and Michael visited Mr and Mrs A Davison on Wednesday last News York Challenging employment combines valuable experience and train in Canadas Regular Army pay it jood You leans new skills perhaps a trade or to be a leader You get a taste of real adven ture have a chance to make friends with fine men young enthusiastic a cut above average After three years you make your choke to leave or stay and make a career with advancement training and variety Find out about one of Canadas better careers no obligation Army Cnfr ARMY RECRUITING STATION Richmond Toronto Tel EM I Ml Intomotlon on STATION Army Core I i Si Toronto Oat KM I I I J I mm KESWICK Recent of Mr Ken nedy and Mr Freeman Pollock were Mr and Mr Ivan Taylor and two daughters of Uxbridgc Mr Bertha Pollock of Coch rane and Dr Pollock and his wife from Texas Mis J Murphy of Washington I bore for a holiday at her summer home The White House at the lake The Mur phy family arc one of the old est of the lake cottager owners Mrs Jones of Keswick Beach was the soloist at the Christian church Sunday morning Mrs Ross of Queens- villc and Mrs Gordon Mahoney and daughter Carol Ann of Col orado Springs Colorado were visiting Miss B Terry on Fri day last Mrs left Monday for her home in Col orado Mr and Mrs King and Mrs J Wright attended the WrightComer wedding in on Saturday Mr and Mrs Charlie Ander son and Harry Anderson were Sunday of Mrs Etta Wil der Mr and Mrs Neil treed Pickering were calling on friends here on Sunday Mr and Mrs Gordon Wood and Cathy of Williamsburg arc holidaying with their parents Mr and Mrs P Winch and Mr Wood Toronto The congregation of the United church have enjoyed the ministry of Rev for the month of August Rev Donald McLean will be hack next Sunday Mrs Angus was called to her home in Paris where her mother is ill Mrs Wm Kerr Toronto Mrs Mount Albert Sunday school at the United Church will reopen Sunday morning September 2 at am All children young people and Miss Oldham Toronto Is holidaying at the home of her mother Mrs Art Oldham Mrs Hugh Price and Mr and adults in the community are in- Mrs Douglas Price spent a few vitcd to be present Mount Albert Horticultural Society will meet in the basement of the community hall Thursday evening September at pm Anyone interested is invited to attend Miss Betty Graham Executive director of the Childrens Aid Society will be the at the September meeting of the Mount Albert Womens Institute The meeting will be Thursday evening In the Community hall All WI members and members of organizations which have been invited to attend are asked to note that this is an evening meet ing Dr and Mrs Walter left last week for a twoweek holiday They plan to visit their daughter Mrs George Ebon and Mr at then on to Montreal for a boat trip up the Saguenay river Mr French and grand son John Ottawa have spent the past week with Mrs Ethel Har mon M McMillan and Kathy and Mrs King visited Mrs on Wednesday Miss Peggy Carr spent a few days holiday in Mrs Wilson Stewart Dale and Blair of Toronto spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Mil ford Rye Mr and Mrs K vis ited Mr and Mrs Perry Winch at days last week in Buffalo Mr and Mrs John Oliver spent the weekend with relatives in Toronto Friday evening August a miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Nelson Case in honour of Miss Evelyn Green and Mr Lloyd Smith The couple will be married Saturday September Rev David Harrison who spent many years as a missionary in China is visiting relatives here for a few days Mr Harrison now resides near His daughter and her husband left to be missionaries in Africa shortly before Mr Harrison came to visit here Sunday afternoon August 26 neighbours and friends from Churchill Gilford and Hill gathered at the Rolling cottages at Glen Sibbald Beach to visit Mr and Mrs Carmon Roll ing and Mr and Mrs Bruce Roll- in Mr and Mrs Wesley Thomp son Port Perry visited his bro ther Mr Joseph and Mrs Thom pson on Sunday Mrs Nathan Storey Toronto visited her brother Mr A Jar- vis for a few days last week Visitors with Mr and Mrs Robert and Jackie during last week here Mr Mrs era and children and Mr Percy Newman Mr Walter Pyke Mr and Mrs William Moss Bonnie Mrs W and Ralph and Mr and Mrs Wilfred all of Toronto A good congregation was pre sent at Pine Orchard Union Church on Sunday Rev George returned Mrs George Wood the pianist was also welcomed back after spending most of sum mer in Vancouver BC Mr and Mrs Roy Cody return ed home on Friday after speed ing a few days at Mr and Mrs Jack had Sunday tea at the home of Mr and Mrs M McClu- re Mr and Mrs Earl Toole were Sunday afternoon callers with re latives at Richmond Hill Mr and Mrs Harper Mrs G McCIure and Mr Madill had Saturday tea at the A Rich ardson home Mr and Mrs D McCIure and Mr and Mrs Sharon motored to Victoria Corners to visit Mr and Mrs Gordon Miller on Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Frank Williams Mr Garnet Williams and Miss Shirley Baker had Sunday dinn er at home of Mr Leslie Around Corner Main Street South PREPARING FOR SCHOOL J BOYS SAVE SHIRTS SIZES SOCKS PAIRS JEANS TO SIZE PANTS TO SIZE PR SIM UNDERWEAR SUNTAN PR TO PR MOUNT ALBERT Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jams and Stephen Willowdale were Sunday visitors with bis 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Island was sentenced to sev en days in jail when convicted j common assault on Friday Aug ust The charge was laid by Miss Porte also of Is land who appeared in court with a black eye and bruised face The incident occurred at Lo dge Island Grove on August but no charge was laid until Tuesday August The original charge of assault causing bodily harm was reduc ed to the one of common assault by Magistrate S who said in sentencing Warren that he was taking into consider ation the fact that he had been retained hi custody since his ar rest on Tuesday Warren had previous assault conviction Miss Porte testified that about am on Sunday August came to a cabin at Park- side Lodge which had been rent ed by her cousin John Big Canoe and in which she was visiting with a friend Ross Cameron- Miss Porte said that she worked for Mrs Carson Pollock the op erator of Lodge Continuing her testimony Miss Porte told the court that Warren forced his way into the cabin and started beating me When asked by Crown Attorney Ar Armstrong what Warren had done to her she replied He hit me in the face Miss Porte said there was noth ing to drink in the cabin but that she had been drinking at Lake Hotel earlier in the even ing She said Warren smelled of liquor Shortly after Warren arrived at the cabin Cameron left Miss Porte Warren was cursing and swearing at she contin ued Did you curse and swear at him asked the defense coun sel A little Did you say things about his mother and family Well he said things about me she replied The defense counsel argued that although there was a good deal of name calling and liquor consumed there was no proof of the accused having formed an in tent to assault Miss Porte consider arguing is quite legitimate replied the magistr ate But dont think hitting someone in the eye is legitimate Warren gave evidence in his own defense He said that he had stayed in that cabin at Lodge last summer but now ev eryone used the cabin He didnt know who was there but thought it 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