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Y <3 PR UZ pWOY Ro S24 EF a --3E PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 Trees Struck Down 'By Storm Near Kedron ° Kedron, Oct. 14 -- The storm on Saturday afternoon was accompar= fed by a few freak twisters. A tree was blown across the road a short distance north of Mr. Harvey Cross- man's, making it necessary to de- tour, Another tall maple was blown across the road just south of Rich. ard J. Luke's gate. In both cases telephone communication and hy- dro connection ceased. The prompt action of the township in remov- ing the tree, and hydro and tele- phone companies for making neces- sary repairs, is appreciated. , Aev. G. W. Gardner will be tak- ing anniversary services at Udney, Brechin circuit, on Sunday, Oct. 17. Rev. W. F. Madden, Brechinn, will. be the speaker at Kedron next Sunday. Mrs. John Smith and daughter, Mrs. Ross Richardson, Torgnto, at tended the trousseau tea for Miss Irene Crossman on Saturday after- noon and were overnight, guests at Mr. Harvey Crossman's, Mr, and Mrs. Blake Cragg, Green. bank, called on friends on Thanks- giving Day. His friends are pleased to find Mr. Cragg's health much im- proved. Quite a number from "this com- munity attended the very fine pro- duction of The Mikado presented in 0.C.VI, last week. Kedron Adult Bible Class will meet at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Werry, Oct. 25. Rev. R. H. Wy- lie and Mrs. Wylie are expected to be guests and all members of the congregation are invited to meet there, Rev. R. H Wylie will be guest speaker at Columbus Harvest Home services October 24, Services will be withdrawn at Kedron that Sunday. Recent callers and Thanksgiving Day visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Rich. J. Luke's include Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pascoe, Columbus; Mrs S. E. Werry, Mr, Wes. Werry, Solina; Mr. and Mrs. W. Chas. Werry, Oshawa; Mr. Charles Smith, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs, G. John, Miss O, E. Luke, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Stainton, Gale and John, Toronto; were Sat- Urday supper 'visitors at Mr. R. E. Lee's, | Mrs. E. Rfvett, Whitby, who is assisting in fhe care of Mrs, R J. Luke, attended the wedding of her nephew, MF. Carl Pascoe, and Miss Doris cig Kight in Greenbank United Chiirch, and reception at the home of fhe bride's parents, after. Mrs. rold Mountjoy entertain- ed Mrs. "Lovedy C. Gully, Oshawa; Mr. an@l Mrs. Verner Hoskin, Nel. son, BHC, and Mrs. Rivett for tea Friday Jevening. S§ Muriel Werry conducted a ight worship service at Y.P. U. Sufnday évening. The "Thi attefidance was 22. Several Y.P.U. menfibers enjoyed the hospitality of L. Gibson and Alan, | Mr and Mrs, A. R. J. Luke and | Kedron Y.PU, presented worship service led by Miss Grace Scott. Miss Betty Scott was soloist. Week-end visitors with Mrs, PF. W. Lee included Mr. and Mrs, An- drew Scott, Goderich; Mr. Don | Scott, University, Ajax; Miss Joan | Scott, U. of T. Toronto; Mr. Max Ballard, Moose Jaw, Sask.; Mr. Frank Lee, Ottawa. Mrs. Lee has gone to Goderich for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Scott and Mr, Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Desmond McGrath entertained a family reunion on tertained a family re-union on Sunday, guests being Mrs. Mec- Crath's two sisters and their fam- ilies; Mrs, R. W, Clark, Mr. Clark, Bruce, Carl and Wayne, Mrs, Mer- vin Morrison, Mr. Morrison and Rodger, Oshawa, and brother, Mr. Lanson Hurlbert, Centreline, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mountjoy vis. ited her uncle, Mr. Charles Parish, and Mrs. Chas. Parish, Sunderland, Sunday. Congratulations to Mr, Frank Thompson who celebrated his 81st birthday anniversary, October 17. Guests included Mr, and Mrs. Boh Hall, Rochester; Mrs. C. Crossman, Miss Jean Crossman, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kilburn, Joyce and Jack, Mrs. M. Dickinson, Osh- awa. Mrs. Arthur Hepburn is now mak- ing a satisfactory recovery follow- ing an operation in Oshawa Hospi- tal on Tuesday. Mrs, Percy Mountjoy entertained the choir for practice Wednesday evening and served delicious re- freshments, Mr, and Mrs, H, L. Pascoe, Mrs. W. Scott and Alan Scott, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morrow, Osh- awa; were Thanksgiving Day visit- ors and for supper at Mr. Harvey Pascoe's. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Davis, June and John, attended Harvest Home service at Eldad and were tea guests at Mr, Ralph Davis' on Sunday. Keith and Donald Mountjoy have returned to O.A.C, Guelph, after the holiday week-end at home. Misses Evelyn Jones, and Enid Blackburn, Oshawa, were Thanksgiving supper guests at Mrs. H. Mountjoy's. | Match near Lindsay, this week. | Death of Mrs, George Hepburn | There passed quietly to rest at | ier home at Unionville on Monday, | | Mary Margaret Cook, beloved wife {of George Hepburn, and mother of | Mrs. Jas. McLaren (Florence), in | her 75th year, The late Mrs. Hep- {burn had been in poor health for some time and her husband and daughter gave her devoted care. She will be greatly missed and sym- | pathy is extended to the bereaved | relatives. Mrs. "Hepburn formerly { lived at Kedron for a while. | We are sorry to know of the mo- tor accident in which Mrs. Levi El- | lins sustained painful injuries. Mrs. Ellins is being cared for at gs To Be Thankful For". Tue Brooklin. We wish for her a good |freshments were served and a social | recovery. | Kedron'W. A, met at the home of Brooklin Y.P.U, Tuesday evening. | Brooklin, | This section is being well repres- | ented at the International Plowing | CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer HORIZONTAL 1. undermine 4. steep, jut- ting rock & paragraph 12, artificial language 13! despise extremely 14. anti-toxins +15. sesame 16. divert 18. pores 20. alleviate . steeps in oil-vinegar , mixture . note in Guido's scale epochs lath . edge wheal this place VERTICAL . perches 55. knock gently 10. Assam 11. manifold 17. furies 2. entrance 3. Shake. spearian , character 4. defraud 5. talk wildly 6. arriveat 7.to the right 8.agave fiber 9. river-duck 10. largest , amount 23. orderly 24. unclose (poet.) 25. sound to frighten 26. mental concept 27. reaffirm 28. Massachu. setts cape 29. summer silkworm (Fr.) 31. feminine 21. in no manner 22. English churchman 24. Japanese sashes 26. 27. SARLIA VRE [D E S| Answer to yesterday's puzzle. name 33. box 36. cuddle 38. get up 30. adhesive mixture 40. small merganser MIE BNE A L VIA 0 1 IN] S A N D| A RIAN explorer showed Indian arrow 30. ] 41. ancient sullenness Gaelic poison Scottish 32. 34. accede goddess of dawn | 35. penitential season | 37. window- | glass section | 38. wings R | 389.dance step 40. stock 43. scantier E N we S E R A Vv [2] R E D B R ] 1 [Nl IN ESHA ! 2) 3 A M E N E v E Average time of sol { Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. capital 42, spoken 44, fleshy fruit 45. Charles Lamb's pen name 46. inclined roadway 8 E S P E D nomi >|) moiZimi<jm 48. forest tree of olive family simim|ollim| Z| |r ZIM Eln] A Z]> ution: 26 minutes. Vim ae | Mrs. Harvey Pascoe for meeting, President Mrs, dale, presided. H. Farn- | October | attendance of members. Mrs, Jesse Arnott has returned | Mrs. H. A, Werry | from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. gave an interesting address intro- Stan Ogle and son, St. Catharines. | ducing the W.M.S. Study Book, | | "West of the Gorges". An invitation | | hour enjoyed, the visitors Tortun- | | ately making up for rather a small | | Fall rains are with us and never | were they more welcome, though | : the | from Mrs, H, F. Werry for the Nov- | we find them a bit interfering with topic, | home of her daughter, Mrs. A, Cook, | ember meeting was accepted. Re. | plansy we have been able to do as | | we wish so long. | A delightful family gathering took | place at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Os AT) RRR N It's Canada's favourite tomato Juice! Who says so? The thous sands of Canadian families who have made Libby's the fastest selling tomato juice in Canada. Best because it's "Gentle ' Pressed" for peak of perfection flavour. The sweetest, freshest juice is extracted--bitter seeds and core are dis- - carded. That's why Libby's "Gentle Press" is unsurpassed for garden-fresh goodness. Libby's is sought after for its health-giving qualities, source of vitamins A and C. These vitamins are essential to normal growth and health, are needed daily for teeth, and bones. You'll have no trouble making sure that your children get their share of these vitamins if you serve them the delicious way--in Libby's Tomato Juice. The youngsters love it! 4 Gentle Press TOMATO JUICE LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY OF CANADA LIMITED "Gentle Press" if you Libby's Catchup, C DOUBLE LON Tomato Products too--it's an excellent dietary YOUR BACK don't agree that "Gentle Press' Juice, hili CLE Sauce Soup --are the best you've ever tasted. CHATHAM, ONTARIO C. F. Werry Saturday evening. Pres- ent were Mr. and Mrs. Artur Ross, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ross, Murray and Charlie, Mrs. W. Scolt and Alan, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scott, Douglas and Linda, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Scott, Goderich; Mr. Don E&cott, Ajax; Miss Joan Scott, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. George Scott, Miss Grace Scott. Honoring their recent wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Werry were presented with a beautiful electric table lamp Two lovely bouquets of roses and wonderful chrysanthemums are also among the gifts received by Mr. and Mrs. Werry, Saville Row Protests Black Market in Suits London, Oct, 14--(CP) -- High- class tailoring establishments along Saville Row complain that tailors who made cheap suits in pre-war times are still making them--at Sa- ville Row prices. "It's a black market," one tailor said. "Some of these people have ac- cess to scarce materials, and they are often willing to forego clothing coupons." Saville Row suits nowadays cost from 35 ($140) to 40 pounds, includ- ing 25-per.cent purchase tax. Cus- | tomers wait about three months for | them, | re -------------------------------- 1 The sun takes about 25 days to | make one complete revolution. Chinese Battle Against Inflation Spiral Is Losing Shanghai, Oct. 14--(AP)--China's fight to (old the line against in- flatiza showed signs of slipping to- day. Tae new gold yuan has been r. ..ntained at the official rate of fcur to one United States dollar for seven weeks by tremendous, some. times bloody, effort. The govern- ment has tried to check prices, pre- vent hoarding and black market- ing. + But , tais week some back-alley transactions were suddenly bring- irg as (igh as nine or 10 gold yuan to $1. Business men say the yuan Is cracking under the weight of the government's own measures. They ssy the process of disintegration be- g¢ more than a week ago with tax increases ranging from 100 per cent on wines, tobacco and gasoline to 1,220 percent on business and 5,000 per cent on property levies, ' The Government introduced the new gold yuan Aug. 19 as part of economic reforms intended to halt the crazy spiral of inflation. 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