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20 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, May 1, 1984 "THIS TIME THE BULL In a dangerous spot is mata- | the banderillo in a Madrid, Spain, dor Martos as a bull, maddened | ring, charges and starts throw- ing him. Moments later, the by the darts in his shoulder by bullfighter was carried away | WON from the arena suffering from a ten - inch gash in his right thigh. --Central Press Canadian. HAMPTON Easter Cantata Is Accorded Well Merited Applause M. HORN service and several Easter films Correspondent | were shown which Were a spiritual = " uplift and much enjoyed. ese CAMPION A lovely Saster| ire interspersed with appropriate an the First Easter", was pre-| selections from the Cantata pre- pons Bh at the church on Good Fri- |sented on Good Friday evening, day evening to a large and appre- effectively rendered by the choir. At the close of the services a ve ay cree: reception and Fireside Hour was held, and light refreshments were served by the ladies of the WMS in the Sunday School room, PERSONALS Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy were: Mr. and Mrs, E. Strong and daugh- ter, Fay, Bowmanville; Mr. and Speaking parts were taken by | the following characters: Pontius Pilate, Governor of Judea, Bruce Hogarth; Claudia, his wife, Mary Nigdery: Rachel and Huldah, Ju- 'dean maidservants, by Mrs. Keith Smith and Mrs. Lewis Trull; Isaiah, the Prophet, Harold Bal- son; Joseph of Arimathea, a mem- |[Mrs. Russell Mountjoy, Black - ber of have made it possible for them to be among the 16 or so to spend a | seven-week training period at Ip- perwash this summer. Those ex- pecting to go are John Pearce, Raymond Doupe, Alfred Newnham and Douglas Bonnell. TYRONE Officers of Wom MRS. W. RAHM | Correspondent | TYRONE -- The April meeting | of Tyrone Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Lorne Phare with Mrs. N. Woodley pre- | siding. Reports were fiven by the sec | retary - treasurer, the comfort] convener, and the convener of the | standing Committee arrang- ments were made for the can- vassers for the X-ray examina - tions. District Executive meeting and the District Annual were announced. Mrs. L. J. Goodman, for the | nominating committee, brought in | the following slate of officers: | President, Mrs. E. White; 1st | vice president, Mrs. R. Glaspell; | 2nd vice -president, Mrs. N. Wood- |ley; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. | Lorne Annis; assistant secretary - | Treasurer, Mrs. Henry Stainton; | press correspondent, Mrs. Lorne | Phare; District Director, Mrs. Ha- rold Skinner; Group Leaders, Mrs. A. Hoar, Mrs. A. Richards, Mrs. | J. D. Broome, Mvs. G. Alldread, | | Mrs. D. Davey, Mrs. W. Park, | Mrs. A. Harvey, Mrs. N. Wood- (ley, Mrs. W. Jewell and Mrs. | Lloyd Skinner; Comfort Com - mittee, Mrs. Lloyd Alldread and Mrs. H. Skinner; pianist, Mrs. | Lorne Phare; auditors, Mrs. A. Wood and Mrs. George Alldread. District First Vice President, Mrs. J. A. Rosevear, installed the new officers. Group Leader, Mrs. R. Glaspell, took charge of the program which | included the devotional by Mrs. Glaspell, piano solo by Audrey Wood, readings by Mrs. J. Broome on "April and tousecleaning". Pi-| ano solo, Jacqueline Rosevear and reading by Mrs. A. Harvey, 'Sun day Dinner Visitors". PERSONALS A Mr. and Mrs. Clinton English, | Peterborough, visited her grand - | Now that the weather and the | mother, Mrs. W. Miller. land has dried up sufficiently, the | men and machinery are making a | Solina, fine start on the building of sev- | Wright and Marion visited Mr. and | Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cryderman, Mr. and Mrs. Russell eral houses under the direction of | Mrs. W. Jewell. Mr. L. Plater. It is also understood that Wil liam Heayn is contemplating accommodate the operation ent equipment is not enough to fill the orders. Even though the weather has been so cold and wet several peo- ple have already had their lawn mowers running, The flower gar- nd | Maynard, Joe Wood, Oshawa Mr. dens are also bright here there with yellow daffodils, ding in the breeze. the Sanhedrin, Rev. F.|stock; Mr. and Ts. Reed, substituting for J. A. War- [Stalker and friend, Toronto. rack; Jared, Joseph's gardener, Mr. D. McClennen, Oshawa, Murray Yeo; Longimus, the cen-|a visitor with Mr. and Mrs turion, Clifford Terrill; Joanna, Gilbert on Sunday. wife of Chuza, Herod's steward,| Master Wayne Trull spent a few Grace Kersey; Pilgrims, Murray days with his grandparents, Mr. Yeo, Franklin Trull and Eddie and Mrs. Charlie Smith, in Osh- VandeVelde. : awa. | The solo parts were effectively, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Reid and] sung as follows: "The Lord is My daughter, Winnifred, Oshawa, vis- Shepherd" by Mrs. Keith Smith; |ited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Horn. "0 Miracle of Mercy" Harold | Miss Jean Brown, Oshawa, was Balson; "He Seemed a King" by|a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mrs. K. Caverly; "We Sought the Dewell and Carolyn and Douglas. Lilied Garden" by rs. Jim, Mrs. Elsie Ruttan spent the Smales; "Behold, The Man" by Easter holidays at her home at Gerald Balson, and the duet, "Je- Gravenhurst and with her daugh- | sus of Nazareth" by Mrs. Keith ter in Toronto. Smith and Mrs. Lewis Trull. Miss Anna Smith, Oshawa, spent Chorus selections were sung by last week with her sister, Mrs. the choir, behind the scenes, as Lewis Trull. follows: '"'Hushed was the Holy| Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chapman City" which was the solemn in- and Miss Gail Chapman, Toronto, troduction to Act I, then followed were recent guests of Mrs. Joe "The Storm" by men's voices; Chapman. LE "Hosanna" by pilgrims and choir: | Mrs. Reg. Christie, Carluke, and "They Led Him forth to Die", con-|Miss Jessie Allan, Brantford, were cluding Act I; "O Loveliness of |guests of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Morning", closing chorus of Act 2; | Warrack, last week. "Oh, Give Ye Thanks for Victory" | Dr. Wallace R. Horn, Montreal, and "All Hail the Power of Jesus' spent the weekend with his par- Name", which was the majestic jents, Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Horn finale of the fine performance.| Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy motored Miss Norah Hohn was at the or- [to Toronto on Tuesday with Mr. {and Mrs. Kenneth Samells, and | family of Nestleton. | Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hanna and , was Geo. gan. Credit for the success of the presentation is due all those "who | are with her took part, who helped with stage | Rosellen, Haydon, arrangements, costuming, lighting, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fer- ete., which had a vital part in the |guson. | whole procedure. A number of CLEAN PARK Easter lilies and other flowers| A bee was held on Monday eve- added beauty to the scenes, while ning to rake and clean up the dimly lighted candles placed in the park. There was a good turn out. windows provided a little bright-| Glad to know Clarence Yeo, who | ness to the darkened auditorium. has been under the care at the | Appreciation is extended to Rev. Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, | F. J. Reed who supervised and |is now at home and steadily im-| /spent much time in the prepara- proving. tion of minor details, | Mrs. T. Wray has been a patient On the evening of the final re-|in the Oshawa General Hospital hearsal the group of performers the past ten days, while under ob- was entertained in the Sunday |servation. School room when a number of the| Rev. Harold A. Turner of St. ladies served refreshments which |Paul's United Church, Bowman - were much appreciated. |ville, was guest minister at the Easter Sunday services were Sunday morning church services largely attended. At the morning |and presented a very timely and worship service, in charge of our uplifting message taking for his pastor, a number of young people [text, "Why do we spend money were received into church mem- |for that which is not bread." The bership on Profession of Faith and Junior Choir provided the music a number of adults also, whose | with piano accompaniment by Mr. | membership was transferred from |Warrack. other churches. The choir rendered a rousing Easter anthem, 'Awake up, 'My Rev. F. J. Reed was guest speaker for the WMS Thankoffer- ing service at St. Paul's Church, Bowmanville. Glory" by Simpler and Rev. Reed presented a fitting message. | There was a good attendance at Sunday School was also well at- 'the Easter Thankoffering meeting tended and a large congregation of the WMS which was held in turned out again in the evening the Sunday School room on Tues- when our pastor conducted the'day of last week. PRINCE ALBERT We were also pleased to have with {us Mrs. M. Heidt of Utica who also lintimated an invitation for later in the fall to her home. | Following a delicious hot supper, | {E. Sulman from Port Perry show-| ed the very colorful film, "Canada | {at the Coronation" which we all] |enjoyed very 'much. PERSONALS | Mrs. A. Raines has been in To-| ronto for the past week or two where she is with her father who is | ry Ladies Plan For Cleaning Bee F. E. SMITH Correspondent | PRINCE ALBERT -- About 17! ladies were present at the April | meeting of the Prince Albert Wo- | men's Association. { | With Mrs. B. Snelgrove at the| F. Vickery, Mr. and Mrs. L.| piano two Easter hymns were Peacock and boys were with Miss | sung and Mrs. Porter offered A. Strickland in Oshawa last week- | prayer. Mrs. H. Geffrey read a|end. f rtion of scripture which was fol-| Brian and Grant Beacock spent | owed by the lesson thoughts read a few days of the Easter holidays | by Mrs. Snelgrove. Mrs. R. H.|with their grandmother, Mrs. W.| Smith substituted for Mrs. Luke | | and read the minutes. | Beacoek & Blackstock. | Marion Martyn spent a few days Reports were heard from vari- | with her Vp aT La Sy days | ous committees and some time Mrs. Bert Wannamaker, at Sea- | was spent planning for a spring |grave, . cleaning bee to make ready for| Mr. and Mrs. Dorrell of Black-| the May meeting at which time { Yizjtors are invited from other of the Beacock family. s. ve! . A report of the Exposition held in Oshawa recently and attended by five of our members, was giv- en by Mrs. B. Smith, |days in Port Perry A few articles of sewing were Hospital with ervsipel brought in for our fall bazaar and |face. We all hope it sapy others can be brought to the |serious. next or other meetings. Mrs. Bea. Three or four of the high school k, our president, has invited us (lads of Prince Albert are happy fo her home for the J¥me meeting, that their marks, etc., at school Sunday afternoon. A. will not be | | Quebec, levy such a tax. MYRTLE STATION Three Children Are Baptised 8. M. PERCY Correspondent MYRTLE STATION -- Sunday morning being beautiful, read St. Scripture "Lead Me to Calvary". Three little ones were christen- ed, namely, Lynda Laura, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eyers; Roberta Gayle, Mrs. Allan Downey. The Faithful Group will meet a the home of our pastor, Rev. an Mrs. Mutton, in Whitby, on Wed- nesday evening, May 5. PERSONALS - Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant and Miss Maizie Grant of Moose were Wednesday visitors of and Mrs. Albert Eyers. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Deeming at- Mr. | tended the Film Club at French- man's Bay on Wednesday eve- ning. _ Frank Manderson of Clinton vis- ited his parents and brothers over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Uxbridge visited Mr. and Lorne Parrott on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McCombe of Lind- Mrs. say and Harold Dowswell of To- ronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson. Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, Mr. Norman Moore and Mrs. Joe Pinky of Hawkstone visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eyers on Sunday. Mrs. W. G. Armstrong spent Fri- day in Seagrave with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sweetman. Ralph Lynde has dug a well on his property this week and struck water at 80 feet. Little Carol and Vicky McCourt- ney spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. C. Harrison. Farmers are busy is for seeding but the weather backward and too much rain to make much progress. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryant of were Sunday guests of Nottingham and were present at the christen- ing of Roberta Gayle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downey, at this christening. There were four | generations present: Mrs. Bryant Oshawa Mr. and Mrs. R. S. being the great-grandmother. 'Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Deeming at- tended the Gideon Fellowship ban- United Church, Oshawa, on Saturday eve- quet at Northminster ning. No Exemption On Plane Gas Tax TORONTO (CP)--Ontario High ways Minister Doucett has in- formed the Canadian Owners and Pilots Association that there is no provision in the province's gasoline tax act for tax exemption on avia- Hon gasoline, it was reported Fri- ay. The COPA, which claims to rep- sent a large proportion of the re {stock were Sunday evening guests |country's 7,000 non-airline civilian ily. Mr." Dor- pilots, has been campa {rell spoke to the Bible class on|more than a year to highway tax removed on aviation We are sorry to hear that Mrs. | gasoline. Robertson is spending a few| Mr. Doucett said in a letter to Community (the COPA that "it would not be as in her fair to permit tax exemptions to igning for _have the the airplane industry. and not give the same consideration to all other industries." Only two provinces, Ont, spacious | a nice| | gathering was out to church and Smithsvi 7 i S| ilto... Oshawa: , {Sunday School. Rev. W. W. Mutton | 20% Smithsville, were entertained est Hamilto.., Oshawa; Glynn Mae, Luke 20, 13-32 for his reading and preached | from Luke 24-21. The choir sang daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downey, and Aud- rey Deanne, daughter of Mr. 'and Creek | Mr. and Mrs. Russell Virtue, Mr. |and Mrs. Earl Prescott visited . the | Wilbur Mark at Gravenhurst. building of a large new place to Glad to see Bob Burgess back of | i for the weekend. He girl friend, Miss Rub; Eine and preparing for wale of in the village for the wee! g ien iss Ruby Aldsworth, chickens and other fowl. His pres- returned to Wellesley Hospital again Sunday for treatments. Duglas Jones and Stuart Hall | returned to Variety Village, To - | route. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. | Hall were: Mrs. George Drew, | Miss Nellie Scorgie, Miss Gladys | and Mrs. S. Walker, Douglas and nard and family, Mr. and Mrs. | Allan Walker and Debra, Mr. and | Mrs. Raymond Walker, Bowman- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maynard | land Joy, Mr. and Mrs. S. Hall | and girls, Mrs. W. T. Worden, | Mrs. D. Colbary, and Mr. and {Mrs. K. Rahm and Kennie. Installed By District Official en's Institute loving memory of Mrs. Simon McCoy, an Easter lily and daffo- dils also adorned the auditorium. Rev. D. Lute assisted our presi- dent, Mrs. J. C. Cook, in the ser- ice. Twenty Mission Band chil- dren along with Leaders, sat in a body, with the WMS ladies. Mrs. Fred Reed, Hampton, was guest speaker and told many in- ald Hatherly and Fred Larson, in China. The choir sang "We've a Story to tell to the Nations". Audrey Wood and Shirley Coombes | bee! took up the offering. Jack Hatherly, Harry, Betty, Lynda and Fay, Newtonville; Ron- Mr. Craig McIntyre, Toronto, with Camp Borden, visited Mrs. Annie Hatherly. Mrs. Alma Yellowlees and girls visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. & H. Rundle, at Hampton. Miss Allie Wood returned home with her aft- er spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Rundle, Mr. and Mrs. John Mitruk and family, Mr. and Mrs. S. Dus and son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tancos, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kowalski, Osh- d awa, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Dubyk. Diane returned home after spending a few days with-21r. and Mrs. Mitruk., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bracken- ridge, Leona and Norman, South Monaghan; Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Larmer, Marie and Brenda, Mill- brook, visited at Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rosevear's. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook, John and Miss Grace Smith, visited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McLeod and Mr. Craig McIntyre, Toront, with Lauraine returning home with | them, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bassett and family, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mountjoy. Janet re- {turned home after spending week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones, Little Lindy |is now visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Perfect, { Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. | J. Gibbs. Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manyard"s were: Mr. and Mrs. Fank Mace and Carol, Bill Thet- | ford, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stainton, Jean and Lloyd, Miss Phyllis May- nard, Jack Bird, Jacqueline and Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. H. Wood and family, Ken Chamber- lain and Verna McRoberts, Osh- |awa; Mrs. C. English, Peterbor- | ough and Mrs. W. Miller. Tyrone friends congratulate Many Attend Reception KEDRON -- Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Tregunna, Miss Mavis .Tre- gunna, th and Rae Tregunna, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mountjoy, Miss Eleanor Mountjoy, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mountjoy, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mountjoy and Donald Down were guests at the wedding reception, held in Albert Street Church Parlor, following the mar- riage of Lorne Tregunna and Lois 8 Tippett, Friday evening. Margaret epburn is grending @ week at home, having n ased from Riverdale Iso- lation Hospital, Téronto, where she has been a patient for the past five and a half months, Miss Tom oli HIE oie' rash Tom pol ough re g strength will require much time gat. Our best wishes to Mar- Mrs. F.' Crossman on Thurs- day with Mr, and rs. Norval Crossman, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Scott, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe, Grant and Douglas Pascoe, attended the funeral of their uncle, the late Mr. Ellis Pascoe, at Brooklin on Thuts- ay. Mrs. A. H. Murdoch, Andy, Su- san and Timmy, spent Easter hol- idays with her mother, Mrs. Fawcett, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rose, Barbara Jane, John, Pat and David, were visitors at Dundas during the hol- iday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Love, Marilyn and Sharon, Kingston, were Friday visitors at Mr. C. E Love's. Mrs. James Pengelly, Brooklin, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. J. Glover. Jimmie Woodcock, who spent a week in hospital, has returned home, improved in health. Weekend visitors at Mr. A. Tre- gunna's included: Mr. and Mrs. | Howard Renowden, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wuss, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hughes, Miss Eva Hughes, Kingston, guests attend- ing the Tregunna - Tippet wedding reception, Friday evening. Easter company at Mr. A. J. Cameron's were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kay and Roberta, Mr. 8. A. Davis, Mr. A. Gagnon, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Freeman and Kathy, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vir- gin, Calabogie. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blight, Sud- bury, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harris, Oshawa, spent Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wray's, kin and Mrs. Askin, nee Betty Beuchler, Toronto, on the birth of Ralph Hills on receiving the OAC) award. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Alldread were Mr. and Mrs. A. ---- | Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Ken May- | Thompson and Darlene, Mr. and! ' Mrs. D. Aldred, Mr. and Mrs. J. | Welsh and family, Bowmanville; | Russell Alldread, Toronto. Ed. Keys, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lamb, Salem, were with Mr. and Mrs. O. Beckett. Little Debra Colbary, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas a son. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matthew, Mas- ter Lyle and Miss Lois Matthew | spent the weekend in Haliburton. | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wray, { Misses Laura and Gertrude Wray, {Mrs. Charles Blight, Miss Mar - |garet Wray spent Sunday after - noon at Mr. and Mrs. Isaac | Wray's at Scarborough. | Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. | Jiggs Harlock on the arrival of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hills and Wayne, Ham- | Colbary, has pneumonia in Bow- have returned from their trip. | ilton, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hills. Douglas returned home after holidayin at his grand- | parents. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and | by Mr. and Mrs. A. Hills and Mr. land Mrs. S. E. White. Several from here went to Haydon Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. Jackson. WMS SERVICE The WMS Thankoffering service was held Sunday morning with a good attendance. Flowers were placed on the communion table in ENNISKILLEN ~~ MRS. RUSSELL GRIFFIN Correspondent | manville Hospital. | speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hamilton and daughter, and Ern- We hope for a ecks, Burketon, Mrs. Donald Cobourg: Esther visited Mr. and Gavel. Mrs. Karl Colbary and Frankie visited Mr. and Mrs. George Sears {at New Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahm and Rena Graham visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rahm at Union. Honor Port Perry Couple On 45th Wedding Anniversary Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs, John E. Griffin's were Mr. and {SPECIAL SPEAKER | Mrs. Newton Edgar, Oshawa, will be guest speaker at the WA Wednesday evening, next, May 5. | This is the first of the summer { evening meetings and will be held at the home of Mrs. H. A. Werry at 8 p.m. All ladies are cordially | invited to attend, We will be en- tertained with a trip to California. | Rev. R. H. Rickard has been in- | vited to his former charge, Palm- | erston, to officiate for the Dedica- tion of an extension to the Church, on Sunday next. Mr. Stephen Say- well, Oshawa, will conduct the service at Kedron at 2.30 p.m. and we will be glad to see as many present as possible. Kedron Sunday School Anniver- sary services will be held the third Sunday in June, the 20th, afternoon and evenitg. Rev. John Kitchen, Orono, guest preacher. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Tregunna on their marriage F.| the program. Mrs. * | about the many events leading up Congratulations to Mr. Ray As- ASHBURN MRS. WES. ROUTLEY Correspondent ASHBURN -- The regular monthly meeting of the adies' Bible Class met at the home of Mrs, George Childs with a good attendance. The president, Mrs. Alfred Fish- er, opened the meeting with a call to worship. A hymn was sung. The scripture reading, St. Matthew, chapter 6, verses 19-34, was read by Miss Peggy Graham. Mrs. Al- fred Fisher gave a brief explana- tion on verse 30, of the read. Everyone joined in the re- peating of the Lord's Prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The re- ports of the visiting committee were given. Mrs. Alfred Fisher offered her home for the May meeting, which will be the usual plant exchange. Mrs. Theodore Knight, Miss Vera Leach, Mrs. Walter Knight, and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds were appointed as the visiting commit- tee for the month of May. Mrs. . A. Paynter and Mrs. George Childs were appointed as the program committee. Mrs. Frank Lynde had charge of I Dean gave a reading entitled, 'Resurrection'. A duet entitled "Alone" was sung by Elizabeth Deeming and Doris Heron. Mrs. Wm. Hopkins had the topic. She spoke on "The Cross -- His Cross and Ours". She mentioned to the crucifixion, and also com- pared Jesus' cross and our own cross. This was a most inspiring message, which was so appropri- ate for the Easter season. Mrs. Russell Batten read a poem called 'No Occupation". Mrs. Margaret Spark presented a Life Membership and pin from the Women's Missionary Society to Mrs. Clifford Graham, who is leav- ing our community. A cup and saucer were also 'presented from the class members. Mrs. Graham thanked all the ladies for their kind remembrance. Mrs. Henry Doble extended her thanks to Mrs. Childs for having |the meeting at her home. The {meeting closed with the repeat- scripture | SPM Mrs. Clifford Graham Honored With WMS Life Membership i cial Smet joyed by ail a soc en, al PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. James Doble of Toronto Shenk the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doble. Walter Anderson, of Toronto, spent the weekend with his pan nts, and Mrs. Norman As Mrs. Wes. Routley and Miss Gl Stephen attended the OEA convention in Toronto la : Fern Stephen, of Toronto, t the weekend with her ents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred § ly Mrs. M. Sparks visited relatives in Ottawa recently. Mrs. Gordon Fisher is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. E, Humphire , in Toronto. Miss Vera rv A visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eng- Neh of Woodville, during the past week. Several members of Burns Church congregation attended the annual convocation of Knox Co)- lege held in Convocation Hall, Uni- versity of Toronto, on Tuesday Evening, April 27, when the De- gree Doctor of Divinity was conferred on ; strong. and Rev. B. D. Arm - Wm. Gardner, Joan and Frank. enjoved a motor trip to Florida during Easter week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lambert of Oshawa. nee Helen Jordan, on the arrival of a baby girl at the Oshawa General Hospital recently. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Humphrey of Toronto, nee Catherine Fisher, on the ar- rival of a baby boy. Mrs. Wes. Routley and dauch- ter, Helen, spent a few days last week at the home of Mrs, John Hamill of Manilla. CHURCH SERVICES . Sunday School and Church servy- ices were held at Burns Church on Sunday, April 25, at 10 and 11 am. Rev. B. D. Armstrong was in |charge of the church service and | chose for 'his text, Acts 10, verse 36, "The word which God sent unto peace by Jesus Christ, He is Lord of all". the 'children of Israel, preaching During the serice the choir sang, 'Pray for the peace of Jeru- {ing of the Mizpah Benediction, A dainty lunch was served by salem". Elizabeth Deeming was in charge of Junior Church, SOLINA Sunday School MRS. GLADYS YELLOWLEES Correspondent SOLINA -- Mrs. Bruce Mont: | gomery presided for the Temper-| ance program on Sunday after - noon. The Young People's class read the Bible Lesson. Donna Vice read an interesting story, telling | {by her father who was under the influence of alcoholic beverages. Patsy and Helen Knox played a piano duet. . Sunday School anniversary serv- ices will be held on May 30 with afternoon and evening services. |The Junior Choir will sing in the | afternoon and the Senior Choir will provide selections in the eve- ning Rev. J. W. Wilkinson of Oak- wood will be guest minister. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Yellowlees and Murray; Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Gilbert and Miss Gladys Yel- lowlees were Saturday evening | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob John- { ston, Toronto, in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoskin and Darlene, Oshawa, visited at Ralph Davis', on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Moses, Janice and Kathy, Bowmanville; Donald Yellowlees, Taunton, were Sunday callers at J. Yellowlees'. Mr. and Mrs. George Knox and Carol visited at Wm.. Knox's, at Brougham. 3 Robert Nesbitt of | ENNISKILLEN -- On Saturday Mrs. Lorne Griffin and Jean, Mr. | evening, April 24, the relatives and Melville Griffin and Doris, Mrs. J. |friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Henry, Miss Gertie Henry, Black- Mills, Port Perry, gathered at the stock. home of Mrs. Howard Mills, En-| Mrs.' W. J. Stainton, Orono, is niskillen. A social evening was |convalescing at the home of Mr. spent in honor of Mr. and Mrs. | and Mrs. M. Stainton. Mills' 45th wedding anniversary. | Clark, Grant and Bert Werry Their son, Cecil Mills, Maple were Sundav dinner guests of Grove, read a short address. They [their aunt, Mrs. J. D. Cole. Bow- were presented with a purse of {manville. money from their family, a lovely| Miss M. Brown, Toronto; C. bouquet of roses from the grand-| Avery, Cannington; Mrs.' J. Cowie and Roy, Beaverton, spent the children and several other beauti- h ful gifts from their relatives and | weekend at Mr. and Mrs. L. Stain- ton's. friends. The table was decorated with] Mrs. Vernon Ratz, Donna and silver candlesticks, pink candles. | Beryl, Huntsville; Mrs. ¥ and a three-tier wedding cake. Sanderson, Columbus; Misses Gail The evening was spent playing (and Kathryn, Oshawa, were with cards, and a social chat. Several |Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright. pictures were taken including one | ®#Mrs. Verna Wood, Toronto, was of the bride cutting the cake. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. R. Pethick. Miss Nancy Wood Those present were from Beav- ) ; erton, Cannington, Woodville, Oak- [returned home from holidays with her mother. wood, Seagrave, Port Perry, Tor- E.|are most interesting and thrilling : these days getting fences fixed and preparing onto, Acton, Maple Grove, Bow - manville and Enniskillen Our CGIT, their leader, Mrs, 0. C. Ashton, and Mrs. M. Heard Miss Irene Ferguson spent the Easter holidays with Johnny Ald- read's at Orono. . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spinks, attended the World Friendship Mr. and Mrs. A. Herring, Mr. and ion Friday evening and reception in | Albert St. United Church, Oshawa. | {Mr. and Mrs. Tregunna returned |Jean and Faye, Brougham, Mrs. {from their honeymoon to points A. Hardy, Toronto, Mr. Ken Tink, west, on Monday afternoon and Ebenezer, visited at Mr. Harry have taken up residence in an|Knox's. . apartment in the W. L. Mountjoy | Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hamer, home. {Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs. W. Vick, The special Adult Bible Class | Toronto, visited at C Hamer's. Social evening, to increase their | Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson, revenue, was held in the form of a | Phillip and Elizabeth, Peterbor - Box Social in the Sunday School |0Ugh, visited at J. and Tom Bak- on Monday evening. A very special | ®%,5 treat was enjoyed by those pres- ent in the address on Tibet, so de- lightfully presented by Mrs. O. G. Mills, Oshawa. ' The wonders of this, comparatively unknown, land Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Knox, Betty- | Mrs. J. Baker spent the week- end at Mrs. Ethel Couch"s, at Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. I. Hardy and Stan- ley visited on Sunday at Sid Cor- nish's, at Hampton. Mrs. Florence Pearce and Doug- las Pearce, Lansing; Mrs. Ww. Dyer and Elizabeth, Oshawa, vis- ited at H. and Rae Pascoe's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bray, Au- rora, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brum- mell, Toronto, isited at Walter Parrinder's. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Spires, Mill- brook, visited at E. Spires. Miss Anne Werry and her cou- sin, Carolyn Werry of Oshawa, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Steens at Maple Grove. studies and the ABC expressed sin- cere appreciation to Mrs. Mills for bringing to us such a fine eve- ning's entertainment. Owing to ill- ness, and previous engagements, we regretted the absence of many who would have enjoyed the eve- ning. Proceds $64.40, which was turned over to the piano fund, with an addition from the treasury. Rev. R. H. Rickard and Mr. H. A. Werry are attending Presbytery in Northminster Church today | ario and Rally at Trinity United Church on April 21. Mrs. Penfound is the new secretary of CGIT work for Osh- awa Presbytery. Mrs. Reid was the guest speaker who spoke on "Girls' Work in China". The regular CGIT meeting was held in the church basement with Nancy Wood and Reva McGill in charge. The program consisted of a piano solo by Gloria Wright, reading by Patsy Atkinson, and a story by Reva McGill. A game was Mrs. John Oke and, Randy, Mr. and Mrs Howard Oke and Garry, Oshawa. visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Oke. Miss Diane Lee, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werry, Allan, Bert and Betty Jane, were tea guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Travel in Osbawa. Mrs. A. L. Wearn, Mrs, Alvin Boyd, and Martha visited Clifford Waggs and Gordon MacLain at Uxbridge. conducted by Mrs. O. C. Ashton. A delicious lunch was served by Irene Ferguson and Linda Stain- ton. The meeting closed with Taps. Next meeting will be held on | May 15 with Shirley Mills and Carroll Wright in charge of the program. Phyllis Howells and] Gloria ight in charge of lunch. | PERSONALS~ | Arthur Jackson and Stanley, To- | ronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ormiston. * . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Furnia, Bird sall, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. Howells. Mr. -and Mrs. Fred Toms were with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vance at Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. 'E. G. Jennings and Jim, Acton; and Harry Mill- ward, Brantford, visited Mrs. Har- old Mills, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clive Clemence, Oshawa; and Wallace Stainton, Foronto, were at W. H. Moore's. Miss Doreen Trewin spent a few days with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Horn, ih Oshawa. Lawrence Schell, Toronto, was with Mr. and Mrs. E. McNair. recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Rahm, at Saintfield. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sharp were | Miss Heather Mitchell, Bowman- Sixth In Week Flees Burwash SUDBURY (CP)--Norman Ger- ard, 27, escaped from Burwash/ prison camp here Friday. He was | the sixth man to break from the | camp within a week, i Gerard, under sentence for rob- bery with violence, broke from the camp and swam with a companion across a narrow channel of Neely |W lake alongside the prison to es- cape into the bush. Prison superintendent = Charles Sanderson recaptured his compan- ion identified by the surname of Demeri, a half-hour later, but San- derson said Gerard raced into the bush and he was unable to halt m., The two men were working in the camp laundry when they es- caped. Four of the five | { men who es- Mrs. H. F, Werry and Mr. Clar- ence Werry attended the funeral of Baby Batty, little nine-months- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Batty, Brooklin, on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Werry and Clar- ence were lunch guests at Mr. R. Batty's and called on her brother, Mr F. W. Batty, where she met Mrs W. G Coewl, Napanee, and Mrs E G Nichol, Oshawa Mrs F. Snowden, Mrs. J Glov- er, Mrs, H. A, Werry and Miss N. Werry attended the Presbytery WA held in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, on Tuesday, and admired the new addition to the SS and organizations' equip- ment and accommodation. Mrs. Snowden also visited her aunt, Mrs. Thos. Penfound, and Miss Werry called on Mrs. H. B. Fos- ter and Mrs. Edith Anderson, all of whom are in poor health, We wish them a better outlook with the coming of summer -- which by the way, comes in brief periods. ville, was with Miss Betty Jane erry. Miss Betty Wright spent the Easter holidays with T. A. Tre- sise's in «Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sandercock and family, Orono, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wearn and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Heard. Harry Ferguson, Oshawa, Mrs Clarence Avery, Shirley and Di- ane, Burketon, were with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oke. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. caped April 22 have been recap- tured. Clarence Avery, Burketon, it's a girl, Mrs, S. E. Werry visited Mrs. Tom Penfound, at Bowmanille. Mrs. Noble Metcalfe, Oshawa, is visiting at Wes. Werry's. Mrs. M. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Naylor, Miss Carol Naylor jand Douglas Naylor, Chicago, III, | visited at Cecil Pascoe's. { Mr. and Mrs, N. Fice and sons, | Taunton, visited at Frank West- {1ake's, Sr. Mrs. M. McCarrell, Omemee. spent several days at Wes Hills'. Alec Sleightholm, Whitby, visit- ed at Mrs. Rose Blanchard's. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hills and Car- ol isited Alton Clark's, at Ome- mee. Mrs. W. A. Ormiston, Mr. and Mrs. O. Jackson, Murray and Rob- Anniversary Will Be Observed On Sunday | ert, Brooklin, visited at Bruce Tinks. Mrs. Addie Tink visited at Bryce Brown's, in Oshawa. | Mrs. Jim Stephens, Ballarres, | Sask., visisted at Roy Langmaid's. | Mr. and Mrs. Clara Allin, Rob- {ert and John, and Chas. Allin, A. T. Stainton how a little child was ill-treated | Bowmanville; Miss Nan Allin, To- ronto, visited at Wes. Yellowlees. Miss Lena Taylor, Bowmanville, visited on Sunday at E. Cryder- man's. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cryvderm:n visited at Bill Jewell's, at Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. George MaclIntc h and Carol, York Mills. visited at George Hamlin's. _ Plan to attend the amateur show in Solina Community Hall on' May | | TAKE BUS TRIP Misses Joyce Abernethy, Donna Vice, Barbara Hooey and . Helen Knox of the "Meat on the Menu" Club and their leader, Mrs. Har- vey Yellowlees enjoyed a charter- ed bus trpi to to Toronto when they visited several places of interest and had a ride on the new sub- way. While at the Canada Bread building a draw was made for a beautifully decorated cake and Helen Knox was the lucky winner. The girls all report it a most pleasant and profitable day's pro- gram, Several young people attended the Sunday services of the Young People's Union's Spring Conven- tion at Pickering. FINE PAPER "Enrichment Through Comiade- ship" was the subject of a fine paper presented by Mrs. A. Bal- son at the meeting of the Three N's on Monday night. Many good thoughts were given. "To make our lives with others blend, we first of all must be a friend", being an important fac- tor in our daily living. "When you are in trouble a friend is one who walks in when everyone walks ou Additional program included a vocal duet by Mrs. Harvey Yel- lowlees and Gladys Yellowlees and a humorous reading by Joe Snow- den. Wes Hills presided for the program. For the opening exercises and business period the . president, Harvey Yellowlees, was in charge. _An invitation will be extended to Kedron - Columbus young people to be our guests on May 17. The committee in charge of arrange- ments for that evening is Mrs. M. Vice, Stan Millson and Joyce Aber- nethy. Games were led by Mary Millson and Dorothy Snowden and a lovely lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Millson, Glenn and Grant visited on Sundav with Mrs. Ella Taylor and Sar in Toronto. Miss Pear] Leach visited on Sun- day at A. Youngman's at Tyrone and with them attended a special Odd Fellows' service in Bowman- ville, A. L. Pascoe and Rey. F. J. Reed attended the Presbytery meeting on Wednesday at North- minister United Church, Oshawa. Friends of Bryce Brown are pleased to learn he is improving favorably following his operation in Oshawa Hospital. Secret Order To Be Dropped OTTAWA (CP)--A secret order- in-council' of the federal cabinet, dealing with national security, will be allowed to expire with the end of the Emergency Powers Act on May 31. Prime Minister St. Laurent gav this information to the Commons Friday under questioning on the government's legislative program for the remainder of the parlia- mentary session. The order, contents of which never have been disclosed, was passed by cabinet about two years ago under the emergency powers grament in the interests of secur- ity. In passing the order, the cabinet also gave itself power to refrain from making its nature public. Mr. St. Laurent said recently in the house that the Criminal Code or the Official Secrets Act may provide sufficient safeguards in connection with the circumstances envisaged in the secret order. TWO-BIT HAIRCUTS END SMYRNA, N. Y. (AP)--Two-bit he Wiagor, Who Caen . Jol ger, who cl be the only barber in New York State with a 25-cent shop, retired after half a century in the He gave his last haircut measure adopted in 1951 and giv- ing sweeping authority to the gov- the that he said had tia a iad a customer. ©