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---- » se . OF C4 PY 31.2500. R A REELEREY was Eee ARN QSEE cnn RN CE ") FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1948 DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE Many Visitors In Myrtle Station For Holidays M. V. LUERY dent Myrtle Station, Dec, 31--Mr. 8. Baywell's post-Christmas message was based on Luke 2:25-39. It was one of hope and optimism for the new year. Mrs. Clarence Harrison was call- ed to Uno Park, Northern Ontario, on Monday of last week, owing to the unexpected passing on that morning of her brother, Mr. Frank Parker, She will remain with rela- tives for a couple of weeks. Our sympathy goes out to Mrs, Harrison in her bereavement. i Mrs, H, Hudgin is spending a week with her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs." Victor Hudgin, at their home in Toronto. Mr, Thomas Walsh of Chicago is holidaying with his parents and sis- ter, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Walsh and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs, Everett Watson and family of Greenbank moved into their new home, the former E. Red- man property, on Friday, come them to our village. Extra passenger trains and buses passed through here from Wednes- day morning until Sunday evening. These were ry to - date the heavy traffic of holiday visitors. Christmas Day was ideal. There was enough snow to give it the Christmasy look; there was sun. shine to make the snow sparkle and it was not cold," The highway was dry and this made for quicker and safer transit. Many visitors were in the village and some of the village residents were out of town, ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eyers, Nor- man and Betty-Ann. spent Christ- mas with' Mrs. Eyers' parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Moore, at their home near Hawkestone. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Denison had as their guests their two daughters, Miss Beatrice Denison and Mrs, Luella Denison Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker and Joan, all o Toronto. : Mrs, William Gardiner, Sr., and Mr. .and Mrs, Willlam Gardiner, Jr., of Ashburn, and Douglas Tay- lor of Toronto, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Cox were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ma- son, and Sgt. R. Mason, RCAF, at their home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. A, Parrinder enjoy- ed their Christmas dinner with Mrs, E. Fisher and Miss Margaret Fisher '6f Ashburn. . Mrs. Robert Britton and Ross were in Toronto on 'Christmas Day, guests of Ray Britton and his wife and daughters. Miss Helen Nash of Oshawa was a visitor with Mrs. H, Stredwick on Christmas, Mrs. W. J. Cook had with her on Christmas her three daughters, their husbands and families: Mr, and Mrs. James Lee, Mary June, Marina and Helen of Greenbank; Mr: and Mrs. Fred Beadle, Harvey and Shirley of North Oshawa; Mr, and Mrs, Bdgar Cooper, Douglas, Gary and the baby of Toronto. Other members of the family called on Mrs. Cook in the evening. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Duchemin were Christmas guests of Mr. and M2. David Duchemin, Sr., Toron. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown 'and Sharon of Toronto were visitors with Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Howsam, from Wed- nesday until Sunday evening. Messrs, Sam Birkett and Herb Hickey were with their respective families in Peterborough from Wed- nesday until Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. James Cooper had with them on Christmas their daughters, Mrs. 8. Linton and Mr. Linton of Port Perry and Mrs. Clar- ence Black, Mr. Black and children of Oshawa, * Mr, and Mrs. Norman Hughson spent Christmas with their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hugh- son, at their home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. M. Cryderman had as their guests on Christmas their daughter, Mrs. B, Brown, Mr, Brown and little son, Jimmy, Miss Mildred Harrison of Toron- to was at her home here from Wed- Jestay evening until Sunddy even- Misses Jean Duff and Audrey . Grant were visitors in Toron . Friday. Shige Mrs. Flora Cook was a Christmas guest of Oshawa friends. Miss Dorothy McCartney of Man- chester is keeping house for her grandfather, Mr, C. Harrison, in the absence of Mrs, Harrison. Mr. Ray Brokenshire visited with his sister at her home in Toronto, from Wednesday evening until Sun- day evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Manderson of Othawa and Mr. and Mrs, Jim Manderson of Kinsale spent Christ. nas with Mr, and Mrs, A. Mander- Mr. Ray Duff of Peterboro: was with his parents, Mr. and iy Bert Duff, for the Christmas festi- vities. Mr. and Mrs. R. 8, Nottingham and Wayne spent Christm Yorenin aie, vi . Arthur Ward of Toronto w: with Oliver and 'Mrs, Lane Phi Wednesday evening until Sunday evening, Mr, and Mrs, H. K, Booker and daughter of Niagara Falls were Christmas. guests of, their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, A. Paynter. Miss Gerry Moore and Mr. Ben Reinert" of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hamilton from 'Wednesday evening until Sunday evening. Mrs. E. Moore of Oshawa was also with them during last week. On Christmas Day the Ham- ilton family and their guests swent to Columbus where the annual fam. ily gathering was held at the home of Mr, Frank Wilcoxsan and his sis. ter, Miss Maud Wilcoxsan Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ross, Mervin and Evelyn of Utica; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ross and children of Brook- lin; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hol- man, Ray and Allen of Dagmar; were Christmas guests of Merrill and Mrs. Ross. . Mr. and Mrs. Hawley of Oshawa spent Christmas with their daugh- ter, Mrs, R. W. Valliers,and Mr, Valliers, Ms. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell and b2ioy of Utica were with Mrs. Mit- chell's grandmother, Mrs. T. Carey, and Mr, Carey, On Sunday the! We wel. | Careys had with them her son and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hinton, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Neville of Toron- to. Mr, and Mrs, Leonard McDiarmid and children of Oshawa were with Mr. and Mrs. W. Wiles for their Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. A. Paynter and Earl were with awa friends on Sun- day. Miss Audrey Grant left on Mon- day morning for Winchester, Gren- ville County, where she will spend a part of her holiday with relatives. Miss Grace Ash and Mr. William Ash, Jr, of Toronto, were home with their parents, brothers and sisters for Christmas. o-. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Cook of Toron- to; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dalby and children of Oshawa; Mr, and Mrs. C. Massey and baby, also of Oshawa, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bradley and Harold, Mrs. Leila Duke of Toronto was with her mother and brothers, Mrs, A, Johnson, Elmer and Donald, for Christmas. Kinsale MRS. A. HOOKER Correspondent Kinsale, Dec. 31.--The annual Christmas concert was held at the school recently, and was voted one of the best concerts ever given. All the pupils took their parts exceed- ingly well even the wee tots. Rev. A. C. Luffman acted as chairman, and Mrs. Spratt of Whitby, in the absence of our music teacher; Miss J. Spratt, had charge of the musical numbers, The opening chorus by the schol was "Christmas Cavalcade"; then came recitations by Carol Lee, Don- na Johnson and Allan Hadwin; play, by the junior grades was &n- joyed by everyone, and recitations given by Andrew Stewart and Gary Applegath, * The audience, led by the chairman, sang several Christ- mas carols. Ted Curl gave a mono- logue, "Writing To Santa," which drew much laughter. A rose drill, by Velva Johnson, Marie O'Brien, Ruby Spencer; Bar- bara Johnson, Margaret Burton, Betty Spencer, Joyce Cammach and Doreen Burton, was very pretty and well done. A play, "Hank Says It," was given by the senior grades, and recitations by Bert Spencer and Joyce Cammack. A doll's drill, by six senior boys all dressed in ladies' costumes, which certainly gave them that 'new look," brought much merriment. Gene Lynde gave a recitation and the program ended with a tableau, during which Marie O'Brien read the story of the birth of Christ, and Ted Curl sang as a solo, "O Holy Night." The entire school sang "Silent Nigit." Santa Claus then appeared and distributed the gifts from the Christmas tree and candy bags to all the children. Our teacher, Miss Glenys Stephens, her helpers, Mrs. E. Coates and Mrs. C. Curl, and our music teacher, are to be congratu- lated on such a fine entertainment. Mr, Gordon Stell of Peterboro, spent the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stell. Christmas Day guests at the home of Alvin an s. Hooker included, Mr, and Mrs. John Rinn Miss Lois Rinn of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, George Tait, Mrs. P. Hooker, Ross, Bonnie and Rosemond of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reesor of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Har- bron were Saturday callers at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. Parkin. Sorry to report Mrs. R. Johnson is again in Oshawa hospital for treatment. Miss Glenys Stephens is spending the Christmas vacation at her home in Ashburn. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Parkin, baby Milton and Jimmy McCann, spent Christmas Day with Mr, and Mrs. J. Mitchell at Utica. Miss K. Rainy of Peterboro; Mr. and Mrs, W. Kennedy of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell and Betty, of Oakwood, were Christmas guests of the Lennox family, y Miss Reta Wagg spent the holi- day week-end with her parents at Stouffville. Mr. Roy Miller of Toronto, i$ visiting with Maitland and Mrs. Gormley. : Mr. and Mrs. W. Cammack and family were recent visitors with the latter's parents, Mr, .and Mrs, J. Brignall at Mongolia. Mr. Alvin Hooker is erecting an implement storage building on his property, Mr, Bill Clarke is in charge of the work. Miss Helen Rosseau of Toronto, Spent the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mrs. F. Rogers is enjoying a week's visit at Renfrew. Mr. Blair and Mr. Clayton Hob- den are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. A, Hobden. Mr. and Mrs. J. McNenley of Pickering, were Sunday callers on Kinsale friends. Miss Jean Mowbray and Mr. Mil. ton Mowbray of Toronto, spent the Christmas week-end with their parents, R. E. and Mrs. Mowbray. Mr, and Mrs. E. Kellow of Osh- awa, were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bunker. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ledgett and Miss Roxena Ledgett spent Christmas Ajax Midgets Beat Whithy H. M. PIPER Correspondent Ajax, Dec. 30.--In the hockey game last Friday evening the Ajax midgets - won their grame from Whitby with a score of 6-2. The Ajax juveniles lost their game to Whitby with a score of 5-1. Gordon Deeth for the midgets was the star of the game. Bill Johnston scored the only goal of the evening for the juveniles. On Monday night the Ajax Orioles played against Brougham losing the game, the score was 5-1. Dave Kemp as goal tender was outstand- ing. Gordon Hood, assisted by Bruce Morrison scored the only goal. Playing a good game were Gordon Hood, Bruce Morrison and Ross Bryant. The Ajax team had a poor start, picking up during the game, but were unable to defeat star goalie E. W. McEwen of the Brougham team. The next game for the Orioles and midgets will be on Friday evening, January 2. Mr. and Mrs. Raymer of Mark- ham, spent Christmas with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brennan, Mary Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gray, Charlotte and Alan of Mary Street, spent Christmas with Mrs. Gray's parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt of Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hood spent Christmas with Mrs. Hood's parents, Mr. and Als. McMillan, Greenbank, Ontarie. Mr. and Mrs. W. Winram, Brock Street, spent the day in Toronto on Monday. Marilyn Girvan is sporting a new typewriter, gift of Santa and it really types. Mr, and Mrs, H. Franklin, Man- chester, visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bentley at 8 Oak Street recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. Winram, Brock Street, had the pleasure of a visit from their two small grandchildren over the Christmas holiday. Mr. Jim Hood, Brock Street, and some pals went out shooting for rab- bits, but all they brought home was some very cold feet. Mr, Gordon Horne is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Horne of Elm Street for the holidays. Mrs. C. Morton of Jellicoe, On- tario, is on an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hood, Brock Street. 5 Mr. and Mrs. E. Smythe and family, Mary Street, spent Christ- mas with Mrs. Smythe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Stroud, Ont. Mr. Verne Clark of Toronto spent Christmas _ with his mother, Mrs. Clark and sister Mrs, Mosley of Brock Street. Mr. and Mrs. Girvan, Brock Street, enjoyed a visit from their parents of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Severs, Glynn Avenue, spent Chrismtas in Bow- manviile, ' Master John Chadwick, Toronto, is visiting with Jimmy Hood over the holidays. Mr, and Mrs. George Hood and family are spending New Year's |. Day in Toronto, visiting "their daughter and her family. Mr. George Winram, Brock Street and Mrs. P. Graham, Queen Street, have been helping at the post office during the busy Christmas rush mail, . Mr, Tom Cooper and family of Elgin Street, spent Christmas with friends in Brantford. Miss Esther McRae, Reg.N., of Toronto, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. McRae, York Street, bringing with her friends, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Dymond of Toronto. Miss Mary. McRae andgiGeraldine Grenke, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hall in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs, Claringhold, To- ronto, were recent visitors of his brother, Mr. D. Claringhold and Mrs. Claringhold of York Street. Mr. Douglas Bullied and Miss 'Thelma Bullied of North Bay were the Sunday guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Piper, Ontario Street; also visiting at the Piper home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Bill Wilson, Toronto. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Schell, Edward Street, were their recently married daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chalmers, Niagara Falls, Ontario. We are pleased to report that Mrs. J. Darragh, Brock Street, who recently underwent an operation in the Oshawa General Hospital is im- proving though slowly. Also Sonny Jordan, Brock Street, is rapidly improving following his emergency operation and it is ex- pected he will be home soon from the Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs, F. Simons and Jack, of Mary Street and her sister, Mrs. Evans, spent Tuesday in Toronto. a with the N. Ledgett family at Osh- awa. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mowbray, Jean, Phyllis and Milton, were Christmas Day guests of Port Hope relatives. The W.M.S. of the Greenwood circuit, will meet at the home of Mrs. F. Gibson, Greenwood; on Thursday, January 8 at 2:30. AL ladies welcome, OTE and ELECT .L.ROY TRIMM 'as Councillor East Whithy Township "Experienced In Municipal Affairs" a LAFE-A-DAY @ 3) Sr Wiis cen 7 ct is {. hi . 1. a) EE (opr: 11°, Keng Fesores ymca, Tacs ord rights reserved. "Give a woman an inch and she thinks she's the ruler." Hariony Rink Opens Tonight MRS. KENNETH FLETCHER Correspondent Harmony, Dec. 31,-- Harmony School rink will open tonight (Wednesday) and will also be open on Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights, ; Supervision will be maintained on these nights by Mr, and Mrs. Al- bert Rundle, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoskin, Mr. and Mrs, 'Ken What- tam and Mr. and Mrs. A. Lavenden, in the order named, Lights will go on at 7.00 and be turned off at 9:30. Let's see everybody out having a good time. There is a good sheet of icé, and, with no hockey sticks al- lowed, a good time is assured you, And, besides this, skating is absol- utely free. Provision has been made to set Monday nights apart for hockey practice, with periods set aside ac- cording to age, We are not in pos- session of a complete program, but as soon as we have it in our hands, 41 it will appear in this column. Christmas visitors include: Mrs. EAST WHITBY ELECT JOHN "WES" FOR COUNCIL E. WHITBY TOWNSHIP For sympathetic study and independent ideration of the needs of all Municipal Taxpayers s VOTE ARTHUR SLYFIELD COUNCILLOR CKDO TONIGHT AT 9:15 Member Oshawa Public Library Board, 1928-1943 A ------: mle A. E, Wrenn, Newcastle, with her daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. K. R. Fletcher; Mr. Joe Davenport, Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson; Miss Barbara Lane, U. of T. Toronto, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Lane; Mr. and Mrs, A. Lane; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Adams, Peterboro, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Day, rewell Ave.; Miss Eva Abraham, Toronto, with her mother, Mrs. George Abra- ham; Mr, and Mrs, Frank Fleury and son Garry, Leaside, with Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Luke; Miss Rose Rae, Toronto, with her brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Rae. ' With the present expansion go- ing on in Harmony, it seems to us that it would be a good thing, even a necessity, to have a representa- tive from this area on the Council. Workmen are installing lights on Riverside Drive. Poles were instal.,| led on Monday and yesterday the men were stringing the wires, The next regular meeting of the Willing Workers will be held at school on Wednesday evening, Jan. Tth. As it will be the election of of- ficers, it is hoped that there will be a large turnout for this meeting. Mrs, John Bate will spend New Year's in Toronto with her sister, Mrs, Clara Carson. Joe Palmer, Toronto, visited with son Fletcher on Boxing Day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Maharg, Michigan, visited with their cousins, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Terwillegar and family spent Christmas Day with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph r, town, Mr. and Mrs, Don Gilchrist, Whit. by, spent Christmas with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Willson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gimblett had 8s their guests for Christmas, Mrs. Gimblett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Burgess, Belleville; Miss Jean Burgess, and Miss Vera Gimblett of Toronto. Too Expensive "I'm wondering what to buy for wife's birthday." ' "Ask her." "Good Heavens, I couldn't afford that!" Do This For Acute CATARRH Put a few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril. It shrinks swollen membranes, soothes irrita- tion, flushes mucus --and VICKS ingeasert Try is» WATRO-NOL for the Township of East Whitby for 1948 Your Vote and Influence Is Respectfully Solicited NORMAN DOWN RA NEIL M.B.E,, K.C. : VOTE ELECT Councillor for East Whithy Township SER | ¥ comminity. CHILDERHOSE. VOTE and ELECT J. W. CHILDERHOSE COUNCILLOR for the Township of EAST WHITBY An outstanding 'and progressive citizen of his Make your vote count by voting "Exercise Your Franchise" i | VOTE wd ELECT 'i S. LOCKYER | as COUNCILLOR 3 WHITBY TOWNSHIP ¢ for 1948 #7 | | { | | | | | --_-- RN ---- VOTE and ELECT. WILBUR DOW As Councillor for East Whitby : for the Year 1948. Make Sure of Your Own Interests By Electing Him on Monday 'AS COUNCILLOR Clare A. Balsdon A life-time resident who recognizes the Industrial and Educational Needs of Pickering Township Vote and Eleg EDGAR GLOVER: Deputy Reeve a for East Whitby Twp, & 5 Years' Experience in 3 Township Council wid taxpayer for many years , +onstantly Interested in proper development the township . ... In keeping Thxes in proper line . . . equalized assessment . . . complete roid building program, ] » "A business man in East Whitby who is definitely in favor of better roads and complete fire protection, which are the two essentials that MUST be the aim of the 1948 Council. I will do all in my power to improve these, if elected next Monday to East Whitby i) Council. 3 MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT! 3 vs A