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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN Kedron Choir Assists With Service + Kedron, Nov. 6. -- Mrs. ' Chas. "Blight and Mrs, Arthur Wray called on Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Dennis and Mr, and Mrs. Will Glover recently. ' Kedron Choir, under direction of Mrs. RE. Lee, led the service of song at Raglan Sunday evening and were later entertained at Mr. Roy Rateliffe's, Miss Eileen Stainton, fon, assisted with the anthems and L256 two solos, supplying for Miss ty Scott, who was absent on ac- count of bereavement. Win Speaking Shield We extend congratulations to Marilyn Leask who won first place at Orono Friday evening, competing with 19 other speakers from Dur- ham schools, Dr. L. B, Williams, 'Toronto, made the presentation of the shield which Marilyn will hold for a year and also extended an in- vitation to her to address the Dur- ham Olub. November meeting in "Toronto. Marilyn goes to Brighton 'Nov. 15 for higher honors. Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Leask attend- ed the contest at Orono, enjoying 'the fine program. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wray and children were Sunday tea guests with Mrs. Emma Roberts and fam- ily. Alfred, Laura and Gertie Wray Attended Almonds Sunday School as guests of the family. The Y.P.U. held a social evening at W. L. Mountjoy's on Monday with over 30 in attendance. Miss Evelyn Hepburn conducted the worship service, Lunch was served .and a friendship hour enjoyed. Taken By Death Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hancock at- tended the funeral of her uncle, the jate Willlam' Robert Hislop, Wover- leigh Ave. Toronto. The late Mr. Hislop moved to Toronto 28 years ago'and has been conected with T.T.C. since that time operating a one-man car at the time of his death, He retired at night with everything in readiness for morn- ing duty but coronary thrombosis claimed another fine life with startling suddenness, The funeral ' took place on Saturday, interment taking place in Erskine Cemetery, FINE WATCH REPAIRING Our Specialty FELT BROS. Established 1886 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and Accurately Filled MITCHELL'S i DRUG STORE » Simcoe N. Phone 48 and Builders' Supplies |, MeLAUGHLIN COAL & ; SUPPLIES, LIMITED Phone 1246 4 USE GAS . ... CHEAPER . . . FASTER MORE EFFICIENT Ontario Shore Gas Co. Ltd. 15 KING ST. E. PHONE 3300 BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS 'Terms in Accordance With War- Time Prices & Trade Regulations. » King St. W. Oshawa Phone 389 SEALTITE INSULATION With ROCKWOOL We use only the Best of Materials and Guarantee,our Work, Before inverting get a price direct from owner. F. A. BRUCE 47 Queen St, Bowmanville Phone 494 north of Dunbarton. The late Mr, Hislop was born on the 5th Concession, Whitby, south of Brooklin 58 years ago, He is sur- vived by his widow, nee Jessie France, and two sons, Robert and Norman at home; one brother, John of Columbus, and two sisters, Mrs, Herb, Hancock, Oshawa, and Mrs. Gordon 'Scott, Columbus; Mrs. Norman Stocks, Oshawa (his sister Nell) died, also suddenly, just two weeks previously. We extend sin- cere symparthy to relatives in this second shock of sudden bereave- ment in so short a time. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hepburn, Joan and Mary, visited Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Grills, Columbus, Sun- day. We. are pleased to report George Scott has sufficiently recovered to assume a share of his usual activi- ties and we hope for complete res- toration to health at an early date. Mr and Mrs. M. Dickinson, Port Hope, spent Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs, Frank Thompson. Mr, and Mrs. Horace Grills and baby Joe were tea guests at Mr. Ar- thur Hepburn's, Monday, Mrs, Wm. Wight, Mr. and Mrs Russell Wright, Miss Marion Wright, Tyrone; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gan- non, Bonnie and Larry, Oshawa, were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. E. Mountjoy's. Places High In Judging Congratulations to Bob Flett on obtaining highest standing in judg- ing ten classes of livestock, placing them in order of merit and giving his reasons for his decision to the judges in charge. Over 50 boys and young men at Brooklin Friday mor- ning for the annual County of On- tario's annual livestock judging con. test, sponsored by the Ontario Coun- ty Junior Farmers' Association. Contestants came from all over the county and from Peel and Dur- ham as well to compete for the first prize of a trip to Chicago to the 4-H Club Congress later this month, Bob Flett scored most points in beef and dairy divisions and tied with Bruce Lockie and George Stone in the swine classes, We wish Be a most enjoyable and profitable trip, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe, Masters Grant and Douglas Pas- coe, accompanied by Mrs, W. Scott, Columbus, visited Mrs, W, G. Mc- Culloch, Orono, Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Percy Mountjoy at- tended Greenbank Anniversary and were tea guests at Mr. Elsworth Parish's, Sunday. Miss Elda Mountjoy has returned from the west, Welcome home! Rev. G. W, Gardner delivered an inspiring message Sunday and Mrs. F. Snowden sang "My Grace Is Suf- ficient For Thee" most acceptably. There were 63 in attendance at Sunday School November 10 will be observed with special Remem- brance Day Service and Sunday School and Y.P.U. will be held as usual. You will be welcome at all services. Farm Forum Programs Interesting Farm Forum programs are on the air again at 830 pm. Monday, C.B.L., Oct. 26th the dram- atization depicted farm vs city life with a nominal city wage of $32.50 per week, Monday, Nov. 4th, the tax question was the subject of an informative panel discussion. An organized Forum Group affords the advantage of discussion of the subject as related to local condj- tions following points suggested by speakers who have to observe time limit, Many districts reported large percentage increases in number of forums. War Is Theme Of New Novel Toronto, Nov. 7 --(CP)---~ Ralph Allen, who covered Canadian forces in action in Italy and on the West. ern Front, is the first Canadian war correspondent to publish a no- vel with a war theme. His "Home- made Banners' (Longmans, Green) comes out later this month, It is a story of what the war meant in the life of one Ci private. Allen enlisted as'a gunner late in 1941 and after going over- stas was given his discharge to be- come war correspondent for the To- ronto Globe and Mail, Now he is an editor of Maclean's Magazine. Other Canadian war correspon- dents who published war books-- non-fiction, not novels -- include Ross Munro, Matthew Halton, Lio- nel Shapiro and Peter Stursberg. The Times-Gazetle classified ads. bring quick results. [E---------------------------------- STAR LAUNDRY 13 CELINA ST. Dry Cleaning -- Repairing Laundry DELIVERY -- PHONE 8164 When In Need of Drugs POWELL'S DRUG STORE 35 Simcoe St. North Phones 1360 - 2259 PHONE 3820 Rental Battery! Agents for Monarch Batteries WEST END BATTERY SERVICE 87 WARREN AVE. SERVICE Batteries re-charged © rent ed © repaired! Over 200 rentals! 33 GIBB ST. Under New amt Ww. J. 0 COAL -- COKE -- WOOD 76 Cha: les St. Phone 782 PHONE 960 Management ! MONUMENTS , AND MARKERS! GRANITE CO. 73 Ontario St. Port Hope REFRIGERATION. 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