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THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN -- Long-Awaited Lights In Use At Greenbank Greenbank, April 28--The new, long-awaited lights are on in our | village, Their first appearance was welcomed on the evening of Tues- day, April 27. Mr. A Mrs. Thomas Sharp spent Tuesday in Hamilton. On Friday evening Master George Lee had an emergency op- eration for a ruptured appendix. We learn that he is doing as well as can be expected in Port Perry Hospital. Auxiliary Meeting Mrs, Wilmot Walker was hostess to the Women's Auxiliary on Tues- day afternoon. A large number of ladies attended. An excellent topic on "The Church and its meaning Mn several ways' was prepared by Mrs, Fred Real and read by Mrs. Alan Jackson. The business of the day was concerning giving our par- sonage the new look. Then a pres- entation of handled plates was made to Mrs. Alan Jackson and Mrs. Horace Fair, also one was sent to Mrs. Everett Watson who was not present. These members of the Auxiliary have recently moved from neighborhood to Man- ch , Sunderland and Myrtle, respectively. The ladies made suit- able replies thanking the associ- ation for their gifts. After a talk on Temperance con- ducted by Mrs. Lloyd Lee, the so- cial hour and refreshments which followed were much enjoyed. Other items on the program were a solo by Miss Fockler of Stouffville, and readings by Mrs. Fred Real. Miss Vera Cragg had the misfor- tune on Friday last, to fall and cut her arm badly, requiring some stitches. To Present Play The Brooklin Y.P.U. is presenting its three-act play, "Here Comes Charlie" in Greenbank hall on Fri- day evening, April 30, at 8.30 D.S.T. This is a comedy drama play and you are sure to have an evening of real enjoyment. This will be sponsored by the local Y.P.U Greenbank. On Tuesday night next the C.G. IT. is anticipating a hike. All mem- bers are requested to be present. Mrs. Wm. Sommerville is con- fined to her bed. The community wish her a speedy recovery. Jim Walker, of Toronto, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker, over the week-end. Greenbank Community Parl Donations continued from last week: Wm. Somerville, $5; George Baird, $10; George Rahm, $5; Geo. Beaton, $3; Ross Healey, $2; Jim Walker, $1; M. Reynard, $1; Nor- man Smith, $15; Jim Lee, $10; Mike Wood, $10; Friend, $5; T. Bushby (2nd donation), $10; Mr. and Mrs. Akhurst, $3; - H. Reynolds, $5; L. Blakely, $10; Fleet Beare, $25; Mrs. J. Mills, 50c; T. Sharp, $5; H. Phoenix, $25; Fred Dobson, $2; Russell Rodd, $10; Don. McArthur, $7; John Dobson, $5; Friend, $1; Comrie Ward, $1; Ross Stone, $10; Wm. Stone, $5; Y.P.U, $100; John and Robert Michie, $10; Gordon 'Ward, $10; Mr, and Mrs. E. Bry- ant, $10; Mr. and Mrs. G. Fisher, $4; Mr. and Mrs, Ted Whitter, 60c; Mr. 'and Mrs. R. Bartley, $2; Mr. and Mrs. R. Dusty, $3; Mrs. E. Clements, $5; Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee, $10; Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas, $10; Mr. and Mrs. O. Gib- son, $10; Ernie Luke, $7; Mrs. Mul¥| holland, $5; Bill Mulholland, $1; Cecil Phair, $10; Wilmot Phair, $10; Olive Real, $5; Cliff Love, $10; Ross Phoenix, $2; Wilburt St. John, $5; Campbell Stone, $10; Elmer Gibson, $10; Wm. Knew, $1; Angus Stainton, $3; Wm. Knight, $1; Markham Truax, $5; Charles Lun- ney, $3. We are indeed happy to report continued interest in the above worthy project. Each and every day brings the objective nearer. Keep up the good ork and. the future will reward you abundantly. Every dollar will be humbly received and graciously acknowledged. Mr. and | The trustees, met a few days ago to organize and to determine cer- tain laws of procedure to govern the field, etc. Reg. Foster was elected chairman. By the general appearance of the field some of the committees are already on the job. The fence is down, tiles are on hand and stakes are visible. The next step will be the levelling of the field. Please do not be too severe if the amount dttached to your name is not just correct. Remember that mistakes are commop and to re- port all these names and amounts without error would be simply mir- aculous. Our comfort lies in this, that every giver is given a receipt and that the amount stated thereon is IT. We want to give special mention to the gift of the Green- bank Y.P. Union. Greenbank and vicinity were very pleased to hear the voice on.the radio of one of our prominent farmers in the person of George Beare. Mr. Beare was interviewed by Jack McPherson over CBL farm broadcast on Wednesday, April 28, on field crop and pasture. Mr, Beare stressed the need of improved permanent pasture lots with the proper type .of seed mix- tures. He also urged the farmers to consult their agricultural repre- Sotiiative for advice along these lines. NEED HYDRO WORKERS Lindsay, April 20--(CP) -- An acute shortage of men to work on extension of hydro lines through- out Victoria and Haliburton exjsts at present, Ontario Treasurer Frost said in an interview Wednesday. One hundred men are wanted to work on district power extension and on the new line being built from Coe Hill to Haliburton through the villages of Gooderham, Torry Hn and Wilberforce. ® DUSTBANE SWEEPING COMPOUND ABSORBS GERM-LADEN" DUST! Sold at all Retail, Hardware, Grocery, Chain and a Department Stores. WHEN YOU'RE LOW ON ENERGY THERE'S NOTHING QUITE LIKE LIPTON'S TEA ONLYLIPTON'S BRISK-TASTING TEA GIVES YOU THAT Raglan to Have Softball Team L. M. LUKE Correspondent Raglan, April 27--There was a large crowd at the euchre party in the hall last Priday evening, a number from, Columbus and Osh- awa joining with us. After lunch a singsong was held, led by Carl Schoenan of Oshawa, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moon. The where to keep ti, we'll let you put it in the hall at Raglan. There will be another euchre party on Friday, May 7. Keep the date in mind. An intermediate softball team is | being organized with Howard Thompson as coach and Norman Birkett as manager. Russell Dav- idson has very kindly offered ground for the ball diamond. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Bright and family, Mrs. M. Bright and Miss Ethel Brigh{"were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pilkie on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. J. Latimer' visited music added much to the enjoy- ment of the evening. It would be a good idea to have more such events. We are seriously | J. handicapped for want of a piano. So if anyone hag a piano and no their cousin, Mrs. M. Stone, at Pe- terborough, Saturday. We are pleased to have Mrs. J. . Ormiston back again after a lenghty illness. Mrs. Ormiston is able to get about again after hav- fall in her home last summer. Congratulations to Mr." and Mrs. | Lloyd Davidson on the birth of a | baby boy last Thursday. Mrs, I. Ormiston returned Sun- {day from Toronto where she has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ormiston. The pupils were greatly surpris- ed Monday morning when they ar- er in charge. The regular teacher, Mrs. J. McKenzie is ill in Oshawa General Hospital. Miss Eileen Sadler of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Slute last week-end. Mr, and Mrs. John Hall and son of Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. G. Hubbard on Sunday. Mrs, Arthur Brawn is staying rived at school to find a new teach- | ing suffered a fractured hip in a |with Missess Effie and Greta | Brawn at present. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nesbit have come to live on the Oliver Hubbard farm. --_-- PRESERVE FAMOUS GARDENS London-- (CP) -- An important The Merton made an emergency United Kingdom's historic garden- ing tradition was revealed when the president of the Royal Horti- cultural Society, Lord Aberconway, announced that a garden committee of Britain's National Trust was to be Set up. 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