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88 The Daily Times-Gazette Thursday, November 8, 1956 SOLINA | Club Enjoys Masquerade GLADYS YELLOWLEES Correspondent SOLINA -- Mrs. Will Ashton, teacher of Baker's school, and her pupils pleasantly entertained friends of the section at a Hal- lowe'en party. i The Three M's Club held its annual masquerade party in the Sunday school room. From the humorous and original cos- tumes the judges awarded prizes to little Nancy Knox, Murray Yellowlees, Glen Fraser, Patricia and Helen Knox, Clarence Hug- gins, Keith Cryderman and Ewart Leask. Hallowe'en games were conducted by the conveners -- Ewart and Clara Leask, who, with their group served lunch. PRESENT SKIT The ladies of the W.I. enjoyed their annual bus trip to Toronto. Helen Knox and Patricia Davis accompanied the ladies to the W.I. convention in the Royal York Hotel where they presented a skit given at the 4-H Club proj- ect, "The Club Girl Entertains.' A variety program is planned for the new hall on Saturday eve- ning, November 10. Plan to at- tend. The hall will be honored with a kitchen shower on Tuesday evening, Nov. 13. Ladies are re- quested to bring lunch and a card table Mrs. Lloyd Graham, mission- ary, on furlough from Japan, was the guest sp2aker at the church seryice; Sunday afternoon In her very interesting talk Mrs. Graham stressed the great need of church workers and mis- sionaries in Japan where for the past five years she and her hus- band have been doing social work. The boys and girls were, also pleased to hear Mrs. Gra- ham's story, especially for them. The choir sang '"What Have You Done for Jesus." PERSONALS Miss Lena - Taylor, Mrs. W. Wight, Miss Lillian Hoar, Mrs. Lena Hoar and granddaughters, Leeanne and Dianne Hoar, Bow- manville, visited at E. R. Tay- lor's. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Pascoe and children visited at D. Moore's, Cobourg, on Sunday and were tea guests at Glen Glaspell's at Taun- ton The Blue Ribbon shorthorn sale held at J. and Tom Baker's on Friday was quite successful. Mrs. J. Yellowlees has been visiting her sisters, Miss Ida Reynolds and Mrs. Mabel West- ley, Toronto, this past week. Mr. and Mrs, Wes Yellowlees, Harold and Murray, were Satur- day evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marks at Scarboro. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gilbert, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. E. Acton and Benny, Brooklin, were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Hazel Harris'. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore, Bowmanville; Mrs. Tom West. lake and Cecil; Mrs. Chalice and] children, Millbrook, visited at Frank Westlake's, Sr. H Mr. and Mrs. N. Leach, Taun-| ton, were Monday visitors at D. Flett's and J. Kivell's. Mr. and Xirs. Lloyd Broome and sons were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Broome - in Toronto. i Miss Evelyn Taylor, Peterbor- ough, spent the weekend at home and was a Sunday visitor at Don Taylor's. Harold Reynolds, Toronto, was a weekend visitor at Ralph Davis'. Mr. and Mrs. I. Hardy and Stanley were Sunday visitors at Roy Slack's at Ebenezer. Mr. and Mrs. J. Leger, Wayne and Susan; Mr. and Mrs, H. Frei- tag and Randy; Oshawa, were at Mr. E. Cryderman's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Thompson, Mrs. Ray Crews and daughters visited on Monday at J. Kivell's. Mrs. W. G. Cowan, Burlington; and Miss Myrtle Fawcett, Hamil- ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Langmaid Mrs. T. Goyne of Prestonvale is visiting at Charles Langmaid's. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Millson, Glenn and Grant, were Sunday dinner guests at D. Wilson's, in Whitby Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knox, Dean and Boyd, visited at Hil- ton Tink's at Ebenezer, on Sun- day rh i RECOVERED Edna Achtymichuk, who doe- tors feared would never walk, ta.k or think again after she vas injured in a car accident in 1952, has graduated in arts at the University of British Columbia. The accident left her in a coma for 96 days. NEWS BRIEFS NERVOUS SPEAKER BRENTWOOD, England (CP)-- Dr. S. R. Warren, health officer of this Essex town, started an ad- dress to 750 members of the women's institute by saying: "I feel quite unnerved facing so many women, and promptly fainted. Revived in an ante-room he declined to continue his talk The meeting was adjourned. YOUNG PERFORMER WINNIPEG (CP - Six-year- old Susan Yamashita of Winni- peg made her operatic debut here with the Fujiwara Opera Com- pa f Japan when the touring company's regular performer be came ill. The petite youngster"s onl poken lines came when Madame Butterfly was about to stab herself. She cried "Mummy mummy." WARM ASSISTANCE AUCKLAND, N. 7 CP) A collection of clothes for destitute people overseas p ed an ar- ray of 100 fur coats here. About 4 were affectgd by moths, but| he rest were /in good condition.' COMPLETE, 14-PCE, LIVING ROOM GROUP YOUR CHOICE of CHESTERFIELD or DAVENPORT REG $199 * 1 matching coffee table. * Convertible davenport opens to large, spring- filled bed. 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