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/ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1946 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE Mission Program At Sunday School M. HORN Correspondent Hampton, Nov, 3.--A short mis- slonary program was conducted by the Missionary superintendent, Mrs. Bruce Hogarth, at the Sunday af- .. ternoon Sunday School session. Lit. tle Audrey Macnab sang nicely "Je- |' sus Loves Me This I Know" and Au- drey Kersey, Ethel Gilbert, Phyllis Niddery and Marion Kersey pre- sented a missionary dialogue. At the Sunday evening church service, A, L, Pascoe, Solina, who had the pleasure of attending the General Council of the United Ohurch at Montreal sometime ago, b request of the Board of the Church, gave a report of the con- ference, Our pastor gave a short on the words, "They that and verse 31, and stressed the need and importance of waiting upon the Dance and Cards The Home and School Association sponsored a dance and card party #t the school on Friday night when was a fair attendance of folk and adults. The proceeds are for bus expenses for school to be transferred to Toronto attend 'the Museum, r Billy Widdecombe and Phyllis Niddery were host and hostess to a number of young friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Widdi- eombe on Thursday night, when a happy time was spent. Alan and Jean Keetch also enter. tained a number of young people at their home on Saturday night. The weather has been rather dull and rainy over the week-end, but quite mild. Personals Messrs, C. E, Horn, Lorenzo .Trull and Elias Greenaway, in company with other Lindsay friends, are on their annual hunting trip in Hali- buton. Mr, and Mrs. Theo. Salter and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Salter visited friends at Greenbank on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds, David and John visited relatives in Toronto on Sunday. Mrs, Wes. Reeds, Mr. V. Reads, Fenelon Falls; Mrs. Don Campbell and daughter, Jean, Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. E. Akister, Mr. and Mrs. G. Akister and Donald Zealand of Sunderland; Miss Wilma Powell 'and Mr. and Mrs. G, R. Boyle, To- Mrs. J. W. Balson, and brother, Gerald, and wife, on Sunday, Miss Gwen Caverly, Toronto, spent the week-end at home, Mrs. Elmer Wilbur visited friends at Taunton, Mrs, Ted Chant and sons, Roy and Vern, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, at Oak Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craig and daughter, Mrs. Wright, and Miss Helena White, Toronto, were visit- ors at Miss Mary Katerson's. The North Group met at the home of Mrs. A. E, Billett on Wed- nesday afternoon when a number of ladies were engaged in various kinds of sewing. A short business meeting was conducted by the group leader, Mrs, E, H, Cole. A special collection was taken for articles contained a box of useful things sent overseas to the needy. The hostess served enjoyable - refresh- ments including a cup of tea. The next meeting for this group will be held at the home of Mrs, W. E. Stevens on November 20. ------------------------------------------------ Firemen Sponsor Dance MRS, T. C. BROWN : Correspondent Brougham, Nov, 4--The firemen sponsored a Hallowe'en dance on Thursday eve, The ordinary Hallo- we'en activities were indulged in by the younger set, chaperoned by some elders, but the usual rowdy activitieg were again in evidence including elderly ladies having their property molested. It 1s to be hoped no boys of the community had a part in such disgusting work considering it Hallowe'en pranks, Mr. and Mrs. E. Crocker visited Mrs, L, Mathews last week. Mr, Pond, of Long Branch, has been with the R. Malcolm family the past week. Miss Annie Malcolm and. other Toronto friends visited Miss Mar- garet Duncan on Sunday. John Miller was under his doctor's care last week-end. Mrs, A. Mohun of Toronto was a recent visitor with her aunt, Miss Ida Bate. Mrs. Tom Sharp, of Greenbank, visited her aunt, Mrs. Brown, on Monday, October 28. Brougham friends of Mrs. Mina McMaster of Greenbank will regret to learn that she is at present a patient of St. Joseph's Hospital, Toronto. Week-end guests of Ralph and Mrs, Crawford were Mr. and Mrs. John Wells and little daughter, Lin. da, of Toronto. : Messrs, Grant Johnston and Francis Willson were among those who went to see the Cavalcade and hear Bob McClure at Oshawa. Mrs. Norton was a leader of the western section on W.M.S. day on Tuesday. A number of friends of Joe Bur- rows and his bride honored them with a shower in the town hall on Tuesday evening, October 20. They were the recipients of lovely gifts. They are now at home in the resi- dence formerly occupied by his par- ents, while Mr. and Mrs. Burrow, Sr., live in the brick residence and still cater to the public. John Cowie has been a Brougham visitor the past week. The sewing course § by W/L, is in progress this week in the town hall. Windemere, Eng. --(CP) -- Wal- ter Beggs, master of Lake Winder- mere steamers who is known to countless tourists, retired after 38 years' service. : E---------------- STAR LAUNDRY 43 CELINA ST. Dry Cleaning -- Repairing Lai undry DELIVERY --- PHONE 3164 ' PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and Accurately Filled --- A MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE 9 Simcoe N. Phone 48 |New Atom Smasher {DE PALOUEA Largest Ever Berkeley, Calif, Nov. 6--(AP)-- The newly completed 4,000-ton cy- clotron at the University of Cali- fornia "has gone into effective op- eration," the University announced yesterday, auguring a new era in the science of nuclear physics. Prof. Ernest O. Lawrence, Nobel Prize winning director of the University's radiation laboratory, announced the rew cyclotron, the world's largest, has produced 200,000,000 electron volt deuterons, to times more pow- erful than have previously been ac- celerated by an atom smasher. 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