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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1931. Ontario and Durham County News BOWLING GREENS ARE IHPROVED w Green Added And Other Improvements Have Been Done at Claremont | Claremont, April 26.--Last year jowling increased in popularity ong our citizens to such an ex- ent that the old green became too pmall for their requirements so ind was leased for a new green. great deal of work has been t on it, a well has heen dug d a tower erected for water Ssapply. When completed it will 'he one of the finest bowling greens hp the country, It faces the high- way so will improve the entrance to our village from the south. Several sport lovers were In Stouffville on Tuesday to witness the Softball contest between the teams of Stouffville and Claremont High Schools. In the girls' con~ test Claremont won from Stouff- ville by a score of 24-4, In the boys' contest the honors were re- versed, and Claremont was badly defeated. It looks as if our boys do some extra practising before the Stouffville teams play a re- turn visit to Claremont. A number of our local Masons attended a meeting of the Acacia Lodge of AF, and A.M. in Toron- to, on Monday evening. It was reunion night for Past Masters of 926, of Toronto District B, and J. 8. A, Wheley, P.D.G.D.M,, of District B, was the guest of hon- or. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McIntyre motored to the city on Wednes- day. In the evening, Mr. McIntyre If you suffer from biliousness or there is nothing indigestion the Park Board. better than Beecham's attended the twelfth annual cele- | bration of Victoria Masonic Lodge, of which he is a member. This is the first médeting he has been able to attend since he was ap- pointed Worshipful Master just before his serious accident last autumn, Mr, McIntyre is now able to sup- i trintend the work in his factory and it gradually getting a little use of his arm since the cast was removed about three weeks ago. On Thursday evening the Altona Young People presented their play "Two Days to Marry', in the Com- munity Hall, under the auspices of The play proved to he as humorous as the title «| might suggest and was well acted throughout, but the audience was | not as large as had been anticipat- led, Proceeds were in aid of the | Park Fund. It has been a case of "Off agin, on agin; out agin, in agin," with most of us during the past week. For a few days the thermometer soared and Old Sol did his best to make us feel that summer was near, then the weatherman made a right about turn and on Wednes- day evening, there was a heavy rain, followed by cold winds and a sudden drop in temperature. On Thursday morning the ground was covered with a blanket of snow, | Fires were re-kindled, heavy coats were again taken from thelr hang- ers and now everyone is comfort- ably awaiting another rise in tem- perature, Eight players from Claremont Badminton Club went to Lindsay on Saturday last where they took part in a tournament in which seven clubs competed, They re- port a very enjoyable time, even it they failed to secure the first prize, A very large crowd attended the auction sale of houses and house- hold effects belonging to the es- tate of the late Richard Ward on Monday afternoon. The house- hold effects brought satisfactory prices, but the two houses which were offered were not sold as the offers made were lower than the reserve bid. The annual" demonsiration, which Charles Cooper was to have held in March, but was postponed on account of the impassable cons dition of the roads which follows ed the severe snowstorm, will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, April 20th and 30th. Seeding operations are well un der way and some farmers in this locality have completed the work. The land was never better than it has heen this year. all wheat wintered well on account of theye being so little frost and new all that it requires is sufficient rain to further its growth. Lyman Pilkey and C. A, land and family spent Fundey with friends in Toronto. On their return they were accompanied hy Mrs. Pilkey who had heen spend- ing a few days with city relatives, Misses Jean Murray and Malel McLellan, of St. Catharines, 'vere guests of the latter's porents, at the manse, over the waek-end, Mrs. F. Burton has returned home after a visit with friends in the city. Fred and Mrs. Madill and fams ily and Miss Maud McKay, of Yo- ronto, visited Mrs. Palmer aud Ira Boyer over the week-end. Wm. Challis, who has neen crn- fined to his bed with an attack of pleurisy, is now improving. Jack and Mrs. McLellan and wee son, of Toronto, visited the former's parents at the manse on Sunday. Over- has rented Levi Linton's farm east of the village on the 8th conces- sion, and moved his family there last week. Wilmot is a son of Mr. H, Yake, of the 8th concession, Pickering. Wm, Mundell has been making some improvements to the interior of his residence. Fred Cowie, who was confined to his bed for several weeks suf- fering from a bad attack of blood- poisoning, is now making a good recovery and is able to be around town again, William and Mrs. Ward, of Osh- awa, were guests of Frank and Mrs. Cooper on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hyde who spent the winter in Florida, visited with - Pruoeniac's Latest Povey "The Modified Whole Life and 20-Year Wilmot Yake, of Saskatchewan, YOU WILL AGREE With him when you taste the dishes prepared with our NEW CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE FREE FOR THIS WEEK enst A Sample of =r CHEESE | | AND 53 TESTED RECIPES Ask your driver for a recipe hook'et and a free sample ¢f this beneficial, palatable food. The Oshawa [3]: Dairy ll Phone 618 ART Limited Widmer Miller and family for a | few days last weck. { SEAGRAVE rs. L. Scott, Correspondent) Seagrave, April 24,--There was | the usnal attendance at the Unit- ENNISKILLEN ied Church service on Sunday. The ay | pastor had charge of the evening | service and the. choir of mixed jooicen rendering pleasing music. Sunday School was up to the mark lin every way with the superinten- dent and nine teachers present. Sweetman Became | Mrs, C. W. Clarke favored all with . "1 a pleasing and very appropriate Bride of William Lamb on | m0, "Make Somebody Happy," was appreciated. The Saturday | birthday box was again représent- - ---- ed with its usual greeting and | Mrs. which hopes to bring comfort to many hearts at the close of the year. Owing to some misupderstand- ing the lecture and lantern slides to be given in the United Church on Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Young People's League had to be withdrawn and they will be given on Tuesday evening. Mrs. W. Frise is in the hospital at Philadelphia, U.S.A, having bad a serious operation a few days ago. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery. The cool weather of the past two days has made one feel like putting the storm doors on again. Mr, and Mrs. H., B. McKnight and family and Miss M., McKnight of Toronto, visiting the former's sister, Mrs. L. Scott and other rel- atives on Sunday. Miss Louise Haley of Whitby visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Harding over the week-end. ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beadle, of Lindsay, visitors with the former's parents on Sunday. Mrs. Goodall of Hamilton, spending a holiday with her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson. Miss Ruth Brochel and Mac Meo- Millan in Oshawa on Saturday af. ternoon. John Mark was a husiness visi- tor to Toronto on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stone spent the week-end in Toronto and were accompanied home by the latter's mother, Mrs. Hood, who will spend a holiday here. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Shunk and daughter Merele, of Port Perry, visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Stone and daugh- ter Mildred visiting friends in Port Perry on Sunday. Mrs. Alvin Bruce visiting rela- tives in Toronto last week. Mrs. 8. J. Woolridge who spent a few days recently in Toronto with her mother, Mrs. Leask, has returned home, Mrs. R. 8. Long of Myrtle spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. R. Scott. 8. J. Woolridge a business visi- tor to Oshawa on Friday. A large number attend James Dusty"s sale on Thursday. Clarence Harrison and Mr. Ross of Myrtle were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott on Thuras- day evening. Elmer Mitchell has returned to his duties in Toronto after a Loli- day with his parents. Quite a number attended the dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Geo, McMillan in Sonya Hall on Friday night, Bertram Wannamaker spent Sun- day evening in Port Perry. A SPLENDID DONATION. A splendid donation of $250 has been received by Centre Street Unit. ed Church from an unknown mem- ber of the church, the treasurer re- ported at a recent meeting of the official board. The hoard was pleas- antly surprised and is deeply grate ful for the generosity of the un- krown donor, Enniskillen, April 25,--A wed ding of unusual interest took place at the home of the bride, Mir, | Sweetman, who was married to | Mr. William Lamb on Saturday, | April 25, at 4 p.m, in the pres- | | | (CU. A. 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Mr. and Mrs. J, Shacketon and Elwood and Douglas, visited Mr. Little, Bowmanville, Sunday, Mrg. G.:Preston has returned to her home for the summer month: Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Rahm, Osh awa, visited their mother on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, A, Wilson, George and Kyvelyn, Mr, and Mrs. Charlie | Stainton, Oshawa, spent Sunday at | Mr. W, J. Stainton's. : Mr. and Mrs, C. Wilson and babe, Nestloeton, Messrg. J, and A Flett, Clive Lam), Miss Mae Lamb, Mr. Ronald Heatherington, Bow- manville, visited at Lorne Lamb's, | Sunday. Mrs. I. Orchard, George Reld visited | Cartwright on Sunday. ro, | Tamblyn and Jim | ono, visited Mrs. H. { day. | Enniskillen League visited {lina League -on Monday evening and gave the program, all enjoy- Mr. and friends in Tamblyn, Or- Werry, Sun- So- join in | Mrs | D. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fred | This policy will enable the man who has dependents to secure more nearly ad~ equate protection during the years they most need it and at a price he can afford to pay . W. O. 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