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PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1950 Brougham W.M.S. Auxiliary Held Good Meeting MRS. T. C. BROWN Correspondent Brougham, July 24. -- A very pleasant and profitable afternoon was spent by the W.M.S. Auxiliary of St. Johns Church at their regu- lar meeting on Thursday afternoon at the H. Malcolm home. Although this is a busy month for farmers, there was a large attendance. President Mrs. M. Ellicot conducted sthe opening worship, as given in the Missionary Monthly, Mrs. d Johnston was pianist. Plans Lex "made for holding a Baby Band picnic at next month's meet- ing when the WMS. will enter- tain mothers and babies. Mrs. John White was convener with Group B for the afternoon's am. A very fine paper was given with much information con- cerning the coming convention "On Christian Education," when dele- gates from all over the world will meet in August on the campus of Toronto University and other col- leges and churches and will meet in the Coliseum of Toronto Exhi- bition for evening meetings. The Welcome Book was explained by a paper, showing how Sunday School and church organizations could send a page and contributions to help delegates from far lands with travel expenses, These informative weree appreciated by the members. At close of meeting hostesses Mrs. H. Malcolm and daughters Mrs. Helen Crawford and Mrs." Fern Miller, served a dainty tea which closed an enjoyable afternoon. D. A. Beer has been granted a franchise to operate a bus service from Claremont to Oshawa daily. St. John's Sunday School held its picnic at Greenwood Park on Tuesday and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent by children and adults alike. All the children received little gifts. Supper was served in the pavilion. Mr, and Mrs, Ed Cammack of Michigan, were visitors at the Fred Hicks home during the week and Mr. Hicks and Mrs. Hicks have ac- companied them on a trip north. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ellicot visited friends at Zephyr on Wednesday last. The August meeting of the W.A. will be held at the W. Ellicot home on Wednesday evening August 2 at 8 p.m. The marriage took place at Ede monton, Alberta, July 15, of Isobel Adelia Devitt, daughter of Leslie and Mrs. Devitt of Toronto and Mr, William H. Hurlburt of Ed- monton. Mr. and Mrs. William Burton of Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ford Hamilton on Saturday and are on holiday here with friends. On Thursday evening a lecture sponsored by the W.I. was given by Ann Robertson of the Depart- ment of Agriculture, on canning fruits and meats, illustrated by films, was held in Township Hall and .had a goodly number of in- terested ladies in attendance. Mr, and Mrs. Plaxton are now village residents having taken up residence in the new house of Gordon Gray. A caller on Mrs. Brown on Sun- day was Mr. Arthur Johnston of Toronto, who spent many of his boyhood days here. His mother, Mrs. Jessie Johnston, is still living. Arthur has still happy memories of Brougham and old school pals. Mrs. Albert Mathews and Mrs. J. Wilson were visitors of the Ger- ald Sarton family of Myrtle last week. Intervention too Late, Painters Will Strike Toronto, July 25--(CP)-- Labor Minister Daley intervened Monday in a threatened painters strike but & union official said Mr. Daley's move came too late to halt the strike, Mr. Daley asked the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators (A.F.L.- TL.C.) to postpone a strike, set for today pending a meeting of the un- jon and employers in his office, George Hamilton, union secretary, said the minister's request was made too late t6 halt the strike. A strike would take about 1,200 painters off construction jobs in the y. The strike was called after the union rejected a Conciliation Board recommendation of a 10-cent-an- hour pay increase to bring the standard rate for painters to $1.45 3n how. The union is demanding Oshawa Eve. Only! ARENA July 28 Firefighter's ® (A) \ Cy & ala 8 TYPICAL AMERICAN RADIO-NITWORK QUIZ2 SHOW WITH SANE FABULOUS AWARDS LAFF-QUI22 WITH : BERNARD dat mad guaniss of th stipe ANSWER THE QUESTIONS . . . PLAY THE STUNTS... . pd TAKE HOME THE FABULOUS AWARDS 2 HRS. JAM-PACKED WITH FUN FUN - FABULOUS AWARDS - LAFFS Advance -- Adults 75¢, Children 50c Box Office Show Day Only! Adults $1.00 Children 75¢ Now on Sale at Mike's Place or Any Oshawa Firefighter! 830 p.m, Mystery Pickerel With Ohio Toy Cleared Dayton, O., July 25 (AP)--The mystery of how an Ohioan happened to catch, in an Ontario lake, a pickerel with an Ohlo tag has been solved, James Thomas of Dayton said Monday that he tagged the fish. It was one of two dozen he tagged three years ago while fishing in the vicinity of Long Lake, Ont. Andrew J. Schultz of Youngstown notified the Ohio wildlife division that while fishing near Harlowe, Ont, this summer he caught a pick- erel with an Ohio tag No. 12892-A. Thomas said that the pickerel was only 11 inches long when h tagged it. Where did he get the Ohio tags? "I used .to work for they state parks division," he explained. He did the tagging to check the fish's growth, if ever one should be caught again. Schultz' catch was the first one of the tagged fish brought to Thomas' attention. Brand New Car Badly Damaged When Ditched L. F. RANDALL Correspondent Whitevale, July 24--Mr. Lloyd Petty, who had purchased a 1950 Meteor on Saturday, July 15, drove his car just one week. On July 22, he was driving east on the 5tn concession when an gaton's truck was driven out of Ross Carter's driveway. Lloyd, to avoid hitting the truck went towards the side of the road, when the loose gravel caused the car to slide over into the ditch causing considerable da- mage to it. His wife and three chil- dren were with him. Fortunately only a shaking up was suffered by them, Rev. Douglas Sloan had dinner last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wilson. He leaves for the West shortly. Rev. J. Heal preached at Forward Baptist Church on Sunday. Miss Kathryn Tuner gave the message at both Whitevale First Baptist in the forenoon and Green River in the evening. Miss Connie Randall spent the week-end with her own folks. Miss Beth Brunner of Toronto Js holidaying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Randall. The vacation school held at the First Baptist Church has proved a great inspiration to the children. It continues through the coming week. Mrs, G. VanBlaricom and four children, are enjoying a vacation at Musselman's Lake! Rev. Archibald McLachlan and his wife and two young sons are holidaying with the former's par- peg where he preached for six years, Rev. A. McLachlan will be in- ducted on Wednesday at Ajax, prior to taking up his duties at Ajax United Church on August 1. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hassell and children, of Green River, spent Sunday with Charles and Mrs. Har- ris and David. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barclay and family of Claremont, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Tweedie. Mr. and Mrs. Hill and family, also the Smith family spent Sun- day with Mrs. E. Mill. The British House of Lords in 1949 had 821 thembers seated. ents, recently arrived from Winni- | CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer | HORIZONTAL 1. clenched hand 5. drysas wine 8. temple 12. aboard ship 13. past 14. 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Last week officers and men of the 166th (Newfoundland) Field Regiment, RCA, worked out for, a week on the camp's big artillery ranger. Their surprise gift of 75 mon, like the seals, made camp his- tory. Both units flew to camp by way of Ottawa. On hand to welcome the engineer unit was Major-General Chris Vokes, camp commandant; Brig. Geoff Walsh, Area Commander Eastern Ontario Area, Kingston; and Col. H. W. Love, OBE, chief engineer at Army Headquarters. After their rigid--and rigorous-- training housr, members of the squadron visited the Ontario Hy- dro's new power project at Des Joachims; witnessed a terrific, earth-shaking demonstration of the fire power of all weapons in camp, and attended a special unit dinner held Friday evening. Major Willett, officer command- ing the unit, said the squadron could be hastily expanded in the event of war to a size where it could readily cope with any engineering problems that may arise on the island. Much of the success of the squadron since its inception as part of the Cana- dian Army Reserve Force is due to the work of the unit's Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel, Chester A. Pip- py, a St. John's businessmen, he said. pounds of fresh Newfoundland sal Simcoe Street and Olive ) GREAT NIGHTS ag a FUN & FROLIC 12th ANNUAL PARISH BOOTHS & GAMES PRIZES OF HAMS - BACON CHICKEN - GROCERIES BLANKETS -- HAVE THE TIME Make up a Party---Bring the Whole Family to this Great Event TUES., JULY 25th -- WED, JULY 26th SERVED Each Night 5 pm. - 7.30 p.m. SNACKS From 7.30 on , ' OF YOUR LIFE -- George Brent wins the love of his lovely co-star Priscilla Lane during the action of "Silver Queen," the lavish drama of the gambling 70's starting Wednesday at the Drive-In. Conditioned FOTO-NITE EVERY TUES. AND WED. This Week's 5190 UNIVERSAL- INTERNATIONAL presents Macdonald DRI TR LE IVE-IN 2 Miles West On Double Lane Highway SALLY THE STORY OF "IDA LUPINO,.... NoT HWarnZeal An Emerald Production with KEE FORREST - BRASSELLE - PENN BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:30 P.M. FE THIS IS A GIRL BETRAYED. ...BY LOVE.. BY LIFE.. So ma P THIS 5 GREAT SHOW [. = ® ENJOY NATURE'S OWN AIR-CONDITIONING @ Tonite! Watch For The Stars | 1 The Sky Argentina Protests Canadian Labor Raps Ottawa, July 22--(CP)--The Ar- gentine embassy in a statement Monday said labor unions "enjoy the highest degree of freedom" in the Argentine. It- denied charges levelled against the Argentine government by the Canadian Congress of Labor, which last week accused it of mistreat- ment and "torture" of workers and padlocking of trade union offices. BOY'S BODY FOUND St. Liguori, Que., July 25--(CP)-- The body of six-year-old Paul Go- din, missing from a Laurentian mountains summer camp since Fri- day, was found Monday in the Ouareau River. While police and some 200 volunteers were searching the woods, Cyril Woods, Montreal Daily Star photographer, discover- ed the body in the river. Drive-In -- "Not Wanted" -- First show at 9:30 p.m, Plaza--"The Good Hum- " Man", 2.08, 4.00, 6.00, 7.56, 9.49. Last Complete Show 9.14 p.m. Regent--""The Big Steal" -- 1.55,] 3.55, 5.50, 7.50, 9.45. Last complete | show, 9.00 p.m. | Biltmore -- "I See Ice" -- 1.10, 5.22, | 7.24, 10.26. "The Show Goes on"| -- 3.43, 6.55, 8.57. Last complete show, 8.57 p.m. Marks -- "Champagrfe for Caesar" | -- 1.05, 4.00, 6.55, 9.50. "House | Across the Street" -- 2.40, 5.35, | 8.34. Last complete show, 8.30 NOW PLAYING LISELI /. THING THAT EVER HAPPENED ON THE 1 SCREEN! GEORGE ( Lr THE SHOW a OER GN ZAR Toe snares suwwrest vent RIITMADE BILTMORE CALLY AIR CONDITIONED p.m. or hate... 2 BIGMYSTERY HITS! 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