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» 2 11 THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1951 wy THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN Women's Assoc. Meets at Utica MRS. R. WILBUR ' Correspondent Utieca--The July meeting of the W.A. was held at the home of Mrs, Fred Wilkinson on the 12th, The devotional period was conducted by George Mitchell. The hymn, of Ages," was sung, follow- the Lord's Prayer and scrip- After the theme sung, Mrs. Mitchell read , "A House on a Rock." followed by repeating the unison. 'H. Walker, the president, presided over the business session. Procéeds from the Nylon Demon- stration. were $535 commission. Roll call was answered by the word p "house." new word for next meeting is "labor." 'There were 13 JL : y August 3 home of Mrs. Jack Crosier. The Utica ladies on the parsonage com- mittee were asked to meet in Ep- som on Monday evening, July 16. After some th Miss Norma Urquhart of Uxbridge then gave an interesting descrip- tion of her Florida trip last win- ter. She told about the Mammoth Gave of Kentucky, the condition of the Negro families in Georgia, Their return journey brought them to Washington for Easter. They were at the unfinished Wash- ington Cathedral for Easter ser- vice A Miss Urquhart was thanked for - | all. were at the cottage for the week- Mr. and Mrs, Jim Philip were in Toronto Friday night attending the of his brother, Tom Philip. : . Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Philip were Mr. and Mrs, Perry. on Monday Kendall was a is working at .| Down, Brian Ormiston, N. Rusnell were at Jack Crosier's on Sunday. Billy 'Mitchell is having some holidays in Kinsale with Mrs. Milt. Parkin. Miss Mary Wilkinson is taking a summer course in French at Queen's University, Kingston, while Pat and Frank Wilkinson are tak- ing summer studies in Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCartney on the arrival of a baby boy last week, a brother for eight sisters. Friends of Mrs, E. Ackney will be glad to know she is improved enough to leave hospital. She ex- pects to stay' in Toronto with her last Saturday. There is a plentiful supply of wild raspberries this year, Mr. Bill Ross has purchased a threshing machine. Little Gary Ross is staying with his grand- parents for some holidays. | Girls Entertain Their Mothers MRS, D. HOPE ; Correspondent Scugog Island -- The messages from the choir and the Rev. R. D. MacKinnon were very inspiring on Sunday. The Junior Girls entertained their mothers and friends at their meeting in the basement of Grace United Church on Friday after- noon. Miss Jean Samells had charge of the program, Yygnne Miller called the roll which was answered by a reason of liking the Club and its work, Sondra James gave a couple of humorous readings, Jean Samels, Sondra James and Lillian Collins gave a very interesting skit on cutting bias binding which was very help- ful to all of us. Mrs. Boundy gave a few pleasing remarks. Then Miss Shaver and her assis- tant, Miss Rose, took over to demonstrate canning tomatges which we will want to know about «(in the near future. We were then all invited to view the work of the girls for the past year and admired it' all. A very fancy lunch of everything nice and good was served by the girls and also tea and freshie which was pleasing to The attendance was very pleasing to the girls. Friends were present from Seagrave. Prince Albert and Port Perry. Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Hope visit- ed her sister, Mrs. ard Mr. Carl Graham. Miss Irene Ptolmey of Port Perry .|is enjoying a few holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Prentice. Master Robert Slute of Raglan spent the past week with his brother, Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sanguine accompanied their friends, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Shaw of Toronto, to spend a few days with friends in Haliburton. Mr. and Mrs, Slute of Raglan and her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Cor- let of Galt, visited Mr .and Mrs. Slute's son Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slute, on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodcock of Stouffville and Mr. C. Hardy were Sunday guests of Mr. Hardy's daughter, Mrs, Joe Dowson, and Mr. Dowson. : Mr. Fraser of Toronto visited Grace Church for Sunday School and service, and met old friends, The weather is very wet for hauling in hay. Mr. and Mrs. J. Aldred enjoyed "| a motor trip in the Northern parts on Sunday. Promotions "| At Ebenezer MRS. B. OKE Correspondent Ebenezer--Following are Ebenezer School promotions: -- Grade VIII to Grade IX--Milton Arnold. Grade VI to Grade VII--Carol Vinson and Marie Vinson. Grade V to Grade VI--Marion Grils, Grade IV to Grade V--Elsie Down Delbert Grills, Alvin John- '| ston, Myrna Peterson, Billy Roka. Grade III to Grade IV--Grant Bonnie Wade, Sandra Vinson. Grade II to Grade III--Kenneth Coverley, Rickey Peterson, Keith Worden, Gloria Vinson, Grade I to Grade II---Donna Hag- Loose Gravel Causes Crash MRS. WALTER SLUTE Correspondent y Mount Carmel -- While driving his Chevrolet pane] truck last night, west on the ninth concession, just west of his home here, Mr. Wood- cock had the misfortune to strike the fresh gravel. This threw him into the north ditch, upset the truck and broke off a hydro pole. Mr. Woodcock was taken to the Oshawa Hospital, but was allowed to return home later, when it was discovered his injuries were not serious. He is suffering from cuts about his face and legs and a bruised back, and will be confined to his bed for a few days. The truck is a total loss. The hydro men were called to remove the hydro wires before the truck could be towed away. All wish Mr. Wood-~ cock a speedy recovery. On Wednesday, July 11, Raglan and Mount Carmel ladies' Willing. Workers Club met at the home of Mrs, W. Page at Sonya. There were 14 ladies present. After the pusiness was completed, several contests were enjoyed, The prizes went to Mrs. Finn, Mrs, J. Solomon, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Bryant and Mrs, J. Oroniston. The lucky plate prize went to Mrs. Brent. A delic- ious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs, A. Slute, and a very pleasant afternoon en- joyed by all. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Blumer of Toronto spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gainer, Master Fred and Kenneth Gainer returned home with their grand- parents for some holidays. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Woodcock were Mr. and Mrs. Altred Woodeock of Trenton, Mrs. Burgess and Mr. and Mrs. Fred the Woodcock, Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Slute were the Ilater's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Collett, and Mrs, Edith Collett of Galt, Miss Margaret Higgins, Oshawa; Raymond Slute, Peterborough; Howard , Timms, Myrtle; Mr. T. Brown, 'Bowmanville, and Mrs, H. Clollets remained for a week's vaca- on. Misses Thelma and Mary Lea McEachern aftended the Gossard picnic, held at Pleasure Valley Ranch on Saturday last. The girls report -a good time. Mr. and 'Mrs. Archie McEachern, Port Perry, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Barnard. Miss Lola Robbillard is visiting with her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wood- cock, this week. Several of the girls from this dis- of Shirley to pick raspberries, which of Shirly to pick raspberries, which is a good crop this year. Conlin's School Promotion List Kedron -- Following is the list of promotions at Conlin's school: To Grade IX ~~ Mary Hepburn Peter Hughes, Jerry Simpson, Ger- tie Wray, Laura Wray; to Grade VIII--Peter - Appleton, Muriel EI- liott, Marilyn Herne, Glen Hughes; to Grade VII--Richard Bickle, Shirley Chilvers, Doreen Ferguson, Gary Ferguson, Marie Hallet, Bar- bara Ann Rose; to Grade VI--Billy Farndale, Ray Fowler; to Grade V-- Bonnie Bickle, June Bickle, Mari- lyn Hagerty, Bobby Harlock, Donna Herne, Howard Hughes, Kenneth Ferguson, Jimmie Kay (condition- ally), Michael Masternak; to Grade IV--John Appleton, Tommy Hughes, Jimmie James; to Grade III--Guy Burr, Kathie Burr, Lloyd Diehl, Freddie Elliot, Barbara Ferguson (conditionally); Jimmie Lowry, Marie Parry, Teddy Kay; to Grade II--Sue Appleton, Jackie Bickle, Carol Lee Buechler, Sally James, Donna Lee Reeves. Senior Grades, (Miss) Verna Sonley. teacher, Junior Grades, teacher, Mrs. P, H. Phillips. 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