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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE Va THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1948 Tyrone Church Met Allocation MRS. W. RAHM Correspondent Tyrone, Feb. 3--The congregation. al meeting was held January 27, with a very good attendance, The congregation was very pleased with the good work of our Treasurer of Stewards, Mr. Percy Werry. The various organizations report ed that they had met their alloca- tiohs, with a favourable balance cn hand. The Board complimented Ev- erton White on the splendid work of supervising the building of the new Manse. The debt of $1300 on manse was allocated as follows: Ty. rone $650, Haydon $325, and Salem $325. Officers for coming year are: -- Chairman, Mr. W. J, Miller; Treas- urer, Percy Werry; Stewards, Doug- las Cole, Raymond Clapp, Clarence Woodley, Alden Hoar, Gordon Brent, Wesley Hills and Howard Philp. It was decided to present new members joining the church at Easter time with new Bibles. The Junior Young People met Sunday, February 1, with a good at- tendance, Arvilla Beckett's group was in charge of Worship service. Scripture, Roland Coombes; reading, "Heroic Living" Arvilla Beckett; prayer, Bessie Hills; poem, "Oth. ers" Dorothy Skinner; solo, Dor- othy Wright, "The Lord Is My Shepherd," topic, "The Romance of Paper," Mrs. Gordon Brent. Lunch was served, closed with Mizpah Benediction. Funeral Largely Attended Funeral service of the late Ezra : Shantz, was held in the Mor- Er Annan Parlors, Sunday, Feb- ruary 1, at 3 pm, was largely at. tended. Mr. Shantz dieds suddenly at his home, January 30, on the Manvers Road. The deceased was born in Water- loo, Ont., September 11, 1885. He is survived by his wife the former (Clara Ruddell), two children, Dora (Mrs. Harold Martyn) Oshawa and Merlynn at home. The funeral was held at Waterloo, on Monday, February 2. Interment was in Woodland Cemetery, Kitch- ener, Personals Mrs. H. Hall and Wilfred were with Mrs. J. McRoberts. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Yellowlees and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hockaday at Solina. Mr, and Mrs. F. Beckett and chil- dren, Enniskillen; Miss Jenny Bec- kett, Maple Grove; and Donald Lamb, Enniskillen, were with Mr. and Mrs. O. Beckett. Mr. and Mrs. 'A. Coverley and family, Bowmanville, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Byam visited in O:hawa. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Haynes, Bow- manville, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shred. Mr. and Mrs. J. Oke, Enniskillen, Yisiten Mr. and Mrs. Neil Yellow. ees. Sorry to learn Mr. O. Friend is in the Toronto General Hospital. He is dcing nicely after his operation. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rundle, Hamp. ton; Mr. and Mrs. H. Stainton and children, visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. Stainton, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Maynard visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. 8S. Walker at Bowmanville, Rev. A. E. Cresswell and Mrs. O. Friend visited Mr. Friend who is in the Toronto General Hospital. Communion Service will be held Sunday morning at 11 a.m. The sub- Ject will be "The Lamb of God." A solo will be sung by Miss Dorothy Wright, "The Lord is My Shepherd." The afithem by the choir will be "O Blessed' Cross." Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mutton, Miss Rena Mutton, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd [CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer] HORIZONTAL 1. thin strip of wood 8. piece out 8. secure 12. mythical monster 13. city in Brazil 14. portent 15. shower 16. putin 18. epoch 19, also 20. minus 48. glittered 80. young salmon 51. win through effort 52. before 53. handle 54. macaws 55. S-shaped worm 56. remain VERTICAL 1. learning 8. more painf 9. Scandinavi territorial divisions 10. legal charges figure 11. conclusion 4. female 17. brought to chicken light 5. Ireland 19. wearing 6. more away by humane friction 7. goddess of 22. lamprey dawn 24. swab 25. topaz hum. 2. gelatinous substance 3. three-sided three- angled 21. beak 23. Mohamme- AlL IO]E] rege MIAISIS | 28. prefix: - before 31. suburban residences 38. shaft 35. mimic 36. June-bug 38. adolescent years 39. keen 40. feminine name 41. weave 43. craze 45. take supper Answer to yesterday's puzzle. [RIA[P|TIERIAIS IP) ARIE IA JIA MIA EIRIS IE] EISISIE] 2+ Average time of solution: 32 minutes. Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 50. dance step ming-bird 26. pinch 28. agreeable 29. sped 30. bitter vetch 32. male offspring §4. Bulgarian coin 37. alludes 39. natives of Finland 41. box 42. Amazon estuary 44. citrus drinks 46. the Bear 47. supplicate 48. ocean 49. shelter 710M] Mutton, Marjorie, June, Joan and Roy, of Bowmanville, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Philp and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wright, Grant and Beverley visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ellicott at Peterboro. Miss Jessie Hooey is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. A. Abbott, in Oshawa. Mrs. R. Hatherley visited with Mrs. H. Crossman at Haydon. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tayton visit. ed Mr. and Mrs. Walter PF. Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornish and Linda, Mrs. George Drew and Miss Nellie Scorgie, Oshawa, were Snn- day guests with Mrs. W. T. Worden. Mrs. Clinton Bigelow and Mrs, A Richards, visited Mrs. H. Findley who is in the East General Hospi- tal, Toronto. World's Day of Prayer is held February \13 at Mrs. G. Aldread's. Mr. and Mrs. H. Philp entertained a number of their friends last Sat. urday evening. IF YOU OWE, YOU PAY Ottawa, Feb, 5--(CP)--Compul- sory savings collected by the gov. ernment during the war are being retained against arrears in income tax payments, Revenue Minister McCann said in the Commons yes- terday. Mr. McCann said retention of savings against arrears was veing made under an order-in-couancil passed Jan. 8. 'at_Mr. J. Smales. Talk on Warble Fly At Solina GLADYS YELLOWLEES Correspondent Solina, Feb. 4--Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smales, Mr. and Mrs. W. McKinstry, Miss Betty Smales, nurse-in-training, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wes Yellowless and Harold, Mrs. J. Yellowlees and Mrs. Harry Westley visited at Messrs. Jack and Roy Grills, Little Britain, on Tuesday. A number of our young people enjoyed the skating party at New- castle on Monday night. The young people presented their play at Centre Street United Church, Oshawa, and at Udora on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Solina Home and School Club meeting was held at the sehool with Bruce Tink presiding, E. A. Sum- mers, Bowmanville, gave an in- formative talk on the warble fly. Other program included a vocal duet by Mrs. Lorne Hoskin and Mrs. Ralph Davis, accompanied by Mrs. Isaac Hardy, community sing- ing, led by Gordon Scott and a reading by Mrs. A, J. Balson. A delicious lunch wag served by the group in charge. Mr. and Mrs, Norval Wotten and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pascoe. B. G. Stevens presided for the Temperance program at Sunday School and conducted a discussion on the reasons of and possible cures for the increased consump- tion of liquor, as balanced against similar statistics regarding the in- take of milk--an alarming com- parison to those concerned with nutritive values. 5 DEAD, 10 MISSING Port of Spain, Trinidad, Feb. 5-- (CP)--Bodies of three adults and two children burned to death in a fire that gutted four two-storey buildings and a number of barracit rooms in Port of Spain's slum dis. trict yesterday were recovered to- night by firemen. At least 10 other persons, mostly children, are miss. ing and two others are in hospital with severe burns. wow'ld know CONDENSED BOYS' Wearin Il to see the many others. WEAR There's a comprehensive assortment of Boys' apparel at Zellers! many Thrift-Values now being featured! Here are two of the Be sure PULLOVERS Sizes 26 to 34 Right for school wear and sports activities: Wool-&-Cotton Pullovers, brushed finish; 'styled with cadet neck and 5-in: zipper. Available in royal blue, maroon, green. Zeller- Thrift-Priced. Zeller-Thrift-Priced. "LONGS" = sizes 26 to 34 Well-made "Longs", of good-looking sturdy Wool-&-Cotton fabric; cuffed bottoms; belt loops; 4 pockets. Colours: Navy, blue, brown. Zeller-Thrift- Priced. ® Sizes 1415 to 17 stitched seams for extra du: MEN'S WORK CLOTHES FULL-CUT STURDY SHIRTS ® Double-Stitched Seams 'Well-made Shirts of Doeskin and Plaid with double- rability; pocket. Blue, brown. DURABLE COTTON PANTS. ® Sizes 30 to 40 Work Pants made of sturdy Cotton fabric having whipcord finish; designed to give plenty of service. loops; cuffed bottoms. Zeller-Thrift-Priced. ® Whipcord Finish 4 pockets; 5 belt 3-75 Audley Rev. H. Crozier occupied the pul- pit here on Sunday, His many friends rejoiced to see him. A case of measles has developed in the vicinity. Mrs. Sheridan is improving in health but will not be able to be out for some time. The Community Club will meet at the home of Elmo und Mrs. Disney near Greenwood on Monday even- ing next and everyone is invited to be in attendance, The guest spea- ker will be Rev, A. Luffman. A showing of films by Mr. Rit- chie was held at the schoolhouse last week with an attendance of about 45. They were good and the film showing a possible result of the atom bomb in the event of another war, opened a discussion on whether we wanted a war and the best means to prevent such a dire happening. Many felt that it was not the question of poverty or wealth, of industrial or agricultural pursuits, or even of aggression, which produced the warlike atmos- phere, as it was the individual's actions in making this living toge- ther along the lines of the Sermon of the Mount, with its sensible ec- onomy. A report of our county council was made by one of its members who suggested that the system of electing a warden was outdated. If a secret ballot was aimed at as an improvement then our electors would be kept in the dark as to the actions of their representatives even more than they are, Our par- liaments know how our members vote and so should we know exactly how our men vote. more pu- blicity- we get as to the actions of .our legislators even in committees, and hedging of issues in many cases. the better government we would have. There is too much juggling PD Loos " F OR Tyme gYRUP Yolo) { pURE os -, AF} \ / A&P FRESH ORAN GRAPES GRAPEFRUIT APPLES APPLES ho PRUNE PLUMS AYLMER FANCY BEETS ROSEBUD » SUNMAID FINE CANADIAN SEEDLESS KRAFT COTTAGE CHEESE ~ © ° MUSTARD wenz oH CROP DATES MEATY PRUNES MED. SIZE MACARONI & CHEESE CATELLI COOKED SPAGHETTI VEGETARIAN AYLMER SWEET MIXED PICKLES °~ ° GRAPEFRUIT JUICE WHITE SAIL CLEANSER * FANCY = . . 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