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THURSDAY, JULY, 6, 1950 THE DAVLY 'T IMES-GAZETTE \ PAGE FIFTEEN Maxwell School Children Enjoy | Annual Picnic | Kedron, July 5--About sixty-five | children and adults from Max- well's School section sat down to a sumptous picnic supper at Geneva Park last Wednesday evening, The weather was pleasant and the | children had a happy time during | the afternoon, with races and all the fun of a holiday in a pleasant | spot. Before leaving the jables, | Mr: H. Pascoe called on Audrey Hayes who, in a neat speech made | the presentation of a Wadsworth | Compact to Miss Viola Parrott, re- | tiring teacher, who acknowledged the gift graciously. Col. Murray Johnston then took over and on | behalf of the parents and children the presentation of smart sports shirts was made to Messrs, Harvey Pascoe and Ray Hoskin who gener- ously gave the school children a! jolly ride in hay-racks on wagons drawn by modern tractors in lieu! of the sleighride last winter due to the disappearance of the snow ov- | ernight. Almost speechless with | surprise the recipients, neverthe- | less, expressed the pleasure they | derived in making the trip, hoped | they may be able to repeat the date | at some future time, and thanked | the donors for the gifts. Ball games kept up the interest till dark. Mrs. John Allin, Mrs. W. J. Tre- «nouth, Napanee; Mrs. H. Allin, Mrs, T. Penfound, Miss P. Brima- combe, Bowmanville, were afternoon visitors and for tea, with Mrs. M. Walter, and Mrs. Allin, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. P. Mountjoy at- tended Columbus anniversary and | were tea guests at Mr. Ray Gim- blett's. Members of the Thornton Cor- ners Play were pleasantly enter- tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Mountjoy following the presenta- tion at Kedron. ' Sacrament Sunday will be observ- ed July 9th at Kedron. Rev. D. C, Osborn will be on holi- days July 16, 23, 30th and Augz. 6th. Services at Kedron will be with- | drawn July 30th and August 6th Watch for further announcement for July 16th and 23rd. Mr? and Mrs, Russell Naylor, | Carole and Douglas Naylor, Chi- | cago, are enjovinz a fortnight hoti- | daying with relatives and friends, | Darlington, East Whitby and Osh- | awa. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crossman | attended the Naylor picnic at the | home of Mr. Ray Naylor, Cameron, | last Wednesday. All members of | the Naylor connection from this section of the province were in at- | tendance, and a very -enjoyahle gathering is reported. Mrs. N. Allin, Mr. and Mrs. M. | Walter attended the Blackburn- Hardy picnic at the Grounds, Orono, on Saturday. This | is an all-day event and brings to- | gether many pioneers, and four or - five generations after them. Mrs. Norman Allin is spending a few days with Mrs. Harry Allin, 3cugog St., Bowmanville. Miss O. E. Luke, Toronto, spent | yA THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW By Al Fagalv and Harry Shorten Wien FUNGUS /e FIRST APPLIED 'FOR THE JOB, R THIS WAS HIS e SERSOMNEL v9 /h 7-6 McCLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE NO! I HAVEN'T AN I'M YOUNG! I HAVE vy ) FRESH IDEAS. WHAT / AN ORGANIZATION NEEDS MOST 1S = UH GEORGE HORONITZ 481 E. 52 ST BROOKLYN 3,NY. or DIFFERENCE OPINION ! EXPERIENCE? UH» NO WwNOT MUCH «THAT SORRY! THiS FIRM V} EXPERIENCED a. 4 = NS j | the holida® week-end at home, Mr. [held at Mr. Garfield Trevail's on | are Mrs. W. Werry, Misses Margar- and Mrs. A. R. J. Luke, and John, | Monday evening when relatives and | et Toronto, spent Sunday with his father, Mr. R. J. Luke. Mr. Ray Smith was Sunday tea guest at Mr. Merlin Hepburn's and Columbus anniversary attendant. Miss Nora Werry attended a amily party honouring Mr. and Mrs. John Borrowdale, Oshawa, on the occasion of their tenth wedding anniversary, June 29th. Rev. R. H. Wylie and Mrs. Wylie, Pembroke, visited - Mr. and: Mrs, George Scott Sunday evening and were overnight guests at Mr. Ray Scott's, Mr. and Mrs. Wylie were en route to Toronto to attend the marriage of their elder son Robert Wylie and Olive Lyon. The cere- mony took place in Hart House Chapel on Monday, Rev. Mr. Wylie officiated. We are happy to gratulations to Mr. ert Wylie. Mr. and Mrs extend 'con- and Mrs. Rob- Stanley Ogle, Tom- my and Joan, spent the week-end | at Chatham, Blenheim, and Lon- | don, visiting Mr. Ogle's . mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnott, and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farndale and family are spending holidays at Dwight, Lake of Bays. Mrs. Arthur Hepburn, Joan an ® Mary were Sunday tea guests at | Mr. Chas. Grills' and attended the | anniversary at Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Werry, Ron- Agricultural | ald and Jeanine, attended services | at Columbus and were tea guests at Mr, Clifford Naylor's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson attended Haydon 'S. S. Supper Do- | are, Norma and Muriel Elliott, Carl | week-end | and Shirley Saunders, Mavis and | minion Day, and were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adcock, Cobourg, A delightful Trousseau Tea was | friends honored Miss Marguerite Trevail. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown and Eric, Oshawa, were Sunday tea visitors with Mrs. H. F. Werry. Mr. Albert Eddy, Maple, spent the holiday week-end at Mr. Albert Tregunna's, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tre- gunna, Mavis, Keith and Rae, with Mr. Eddy, called on Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosebush, Oshawa, Mrs. A. J. Oke and Mr. Wes. Oke, Ebenezer, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe at- tended Columbus Anniversary on Sunday and werc tea guests at Mr. H. L. Pascoe's. Grant and Douglas Pascoe also attended the* service and were with Mrs. Elda Scott and Alan Scott for tea. Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Werry ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. W. Jack- son to Yelverton, to Mr. Arthur Rowan's, Sunday 2vening. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Murdoch | little Andy and baby Susan. Mr. Murdoch has purchased the C. W Hoskin property and takes -posses- sion immediatelv. This is a fine lccation and will be a very desir- able home. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mountjoy attend- ed the S.S. Anniversary services at Columbus and were tea guests at Mr. Norman Gimblett's. Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis, June and | were Sunday tea guests at John Mr, R. L. Hancock's. by ! At Vacation School Attending the Vacation this week at Columbus from Kedron | Keith Tregunna, Jeanine Werry, | Eleanor Mountjoy, June Davis, Gail { Stainton. Leaders of the groups We welcome to our community | -| was very highly esteemed by School | Ratcliffe, Muriel Werry and | Diane Lee, with Rev. D. C. Osborn, | supervising the project. | Attended Funeral | Mr. R. J. Luke, Mrs. H. F. Werry, | Mr. H. A. Werry, Miss Nora Werry attended the funeral of their cousin, | the late William George Cowle, at Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin, on arrival of motors from Napanee, on | Friday afternoon. Bereft of his mother in infancy Baby George was | lovingly cared for by his grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Werry, | Solina, where he secured his early | education. He, later, took a course at O.A.C. Guelph. When the Farm- fxs Dairy was organized in 1909, the | late Mr. Cowle was on the staff in ! Toronto. In 1919 he transferred to Napanee, Manager of the Milk | Powder Plant, Last' year, on re- | tirement after 40 years of service | with the organization, he was giv- len a testimonial dinner, and pre- sented with a Console Radio, in | Toronto. Very active in Trinity | United Church, Napanee, Mr. Cowle all | with whom he was associated. The late Mr. Cowle was married 46 | years ago last January to Mary | Louisa Coakwell, daughter of the 'Thursday evening conducted sons, Clifford, Toronto; Relph; Lon- don, and Lloyd of Kingston, and six grandchildren. An impressive service was held at the home by Rev. N. Hutton, pastor of Trinity Church. Beautiful floral tributes conveyed mute messages of love and sympathy. Service at the graveside, where many relatives and friends were gathered, was con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Hutton, as- sisted by Rev. Lee Begg, Petrolia, a nephew. The late Mr. Cawle spent some time at Kedron on the farm of his cousin, the late Mr. H, Fletcher Werry. Mrs. George James and Mrs. John Williams entertained in hon- or of Mrs. Wood and baby daugh- ter, at Pleasure Valley Tuesday ev- ening. Little Brenda Wood receiv- ed many lovely gifts. The weather is very uncertain, making haying tricky. Also the cool temperature is holding back the growth of things generally, and of the corn crop in particular. Here's hoping a good root condition is developing which will result in rapid and strong growth when the he days come, as they most surely will, . Miss Beatrice Mountjoy, Oshawa, visited at Mr. W. L. Mountjoy's and attended the W.A, Picnic today (Wednesday) at Mrs. H. Werry's. Misses Marion, Willa, Beryl and Eleanor Mountjoy, Mr. Everson Norton, attended Anniversary ser- vices and were tea guests at Mr. Merlin Hepburn's. Last minute information re C.R.A. activities at Maxwell's School states there will be representatives from the Association at Maxwell's School at 1.30 Friday afternoon, to arrange for the season activities. A worthwhile program of sports, handicraft and general supervision for one half day a week, at the school and, as we understand it, one day a week:at Rotary Park for swimming' instruction, and leather- craft and shellcraft, is being plan- ned. It is desired that parents and children keep informed as to the program and enter into this oppor- tunity for a profitable and enjoy- able vacation. Mr. Hartnel Cole, Misses Marie and Helen Cole, visited Mrs. F. W. Lee and Mr, F. Lee Saturday after- noon, Promitions of Conlin's School From Grade VIII to Grade IX-- Norma Elliott, Shirley James, Shirl ley Reesor, Tommy Bickle. From Grade VII to Grade VIII.. Jerry Simpson, Peter Hughes, Laura Wray, Gertie Wray, Mary Hepburn. From Grade VI to Grade VII-- Marilyn Herne (Honors), Ron Mc- Dougall, Muriel Elliott, Glen Hughes, Howard Saunders. From Grade V to Grade VI-- Marie Hallet, Doreen Ferguson, Barbara Ann Rose, John Wood- ward, Richard Bickle, Shirley Chilv- ers, Gary Ferguson. From Grade IV to Grade V-- Billy Farndale (Honours). Miss Vera Sonley. From Grade III to Grade IV-- Bonnie Bickle, June Bickle, Ken- neth Ferguson, Marilyn Hagerty, Bobby Harlock (Honours), Donna Herne (Honours), Howard Hughes, Michael Masternak, Larry Mec- Dougall, Shirley Saunders (Hon- ours), Kent Williams. From Grade II to Grade III-- Tommy Hughes (Honours), Bever- ly Townrow James, Lloyd McDougall. From Grade I to Grade II -- Marie Parry, Bobby Woodward, Kathie Burr, Freddie Elliott, Jim- my Lowry, Grant McQuarrie, Bar- bara Ferguson, Lloyd Diehl.--Mrs. P. Phillips, Teacher. Potato Men To Have Part In Plowing Match Potato-men will have a part in this year's International Plowing Match being held in October near Alliston. Simcoe County is one of the most important centres of the potato industry in Ontario, offi- cials of the Crops Branch, Ontario Department of Agriculture, point out. For this reason, special plans are under way to feature the potato 'crop at the big annual plowing event, Already a substantial prize has been offered py the Barrie Radio | Station for "the biggest potato." It is also expected that a "Potato Queen" will be chosen and valuable prizes will be offered for best com- mercial bags of spuds shown. There will also be practical tests and demonstrations in potato varie- ties as well as methods of fertiliz- ing, harvesting, grading, packaging and testing for cooking quality. Educational exhibits will include displays by the now famous origina! 500 Bushel Per Acre Potato Club of Alliston, and the Ontario Crop Im- (Honours), Jimmie | provement Asociation. Dominion and Provincial Departments of Ag- riculture will feature seed certifi- cation, diseases, food value anc marketing methods. 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