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HAMPTON Children Are Baptized At Hampton Service Reed who was in charge. Milton Garth Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Robinson; James Gordon Macklin, son of Mr, and Mrs. Allan Macklin; William Ri- chard Widdecombe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Widdecombe (Osh- awa); Lois Rebecca Killens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Kil- Miss Florence Werry, spent a {few days Torofto. | Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pate, Blythe, returned home on Sun- |day, after spending a week with {Mr. and Mrs. James Smales (Sr). Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grif- {fith and daughter of Blythe, Ont., {were also visitors with the |Smales on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mel McCune, {daughters Cheryl and Kathie, Varcoe's road, were visitors with her sister, Mrs. Jack Lyon, Mr. {Lyon and children. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Parker, To- ronto, visited her mother and sis-| iter, Mrs. M. Goodman and Louise | lens; Catharine Ann _ Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams: David Bruce Dewell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perey Dew- | ell; Geri Lynn Gedge and Vincent James Gedge, children of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Gedge; and Wayne Scotl Barry. Our pastor gave a fitting) message. and the choir selection] "Show Me My Task Today", as in keeping with the occasion. | At the afternoon Sunday schoo! session a missionary program was conducted by Mrs. Raymond Farrow who read a fitting autumn, selection. Mrs. Keith Smith pre-| sented information on how a part of our missionary givings, are spent, and told an interesting story on Korea, concluding 'with, a short poem. Mrs. arrow, closed with prayer. | Mrs. 8. Kersey accompanied her son Rev. Ted Kersey, Scar- boro, on a trip to Plainfield on Wednesday. EXTEND SYMPATHY Sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs. R. J. Hodgson, in the sudden passing of his aunt, Mrs. | Eliza Storey, who resided with/ her niece, Mrs. D. Hooper, Orono. | The Women's Missionary Soci- recent guests of Mr. and Mrs IL bo ; bh Jn Ai Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Wray, " ; | MAGNIFICENT BEARS QUEEN'S OWN RIFLES EASTWARD [ea ineir parents. Mr. and Mrs. 2 who was the guest speaker at the a mobile home for the 1st Bat- ' it is equipped with Sea Fury A On many training cruises. Mem- | paring to leave soon for Egypt. on Sunday was a guest of Rev. - , | Amsterdam; Oneida silverware at yo. 4 Mec F.C. Virtue, Bur- 1ant ow or wa # |Sherrill; Revere brass and cop iington; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bil- lett, Jim and Doug, Toronto; Mr. man Kodak Company's complex yp.c' cw, Slemon, Bowmanville, and future ride with travelers on as Robert FE. Lee, John J. Persh- Ford Motor Company, General] Mr. and Mrs. J. §. Eddyvean, It runs 427 miles, from the door. keepsie with its shorts-clad girls | ray, Oshawa; were at A. W, Pres-| populous of the 48 states. A bil- Franklin D. Roosevelt facturer, and shipper come close-| and Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Trull, | and Mrs. W. B. Cunningham, | the countryside as the Erie Canal/of George Washington made its of Fultonville. Between two pro-| Magazine {to begin building a free country. State transportation. | Pontypool on Sunday ; |the Central Ontario Area Women's | search, electronic brains, fantas- in 1614 as a trading post. There | three tracks of the New York ar gmAMILTON beside places hallowed in United 'Trade came our way men, WAY we were riding." $ To DEMAND JAMMING STOP as ultramodern stores. "I could United States and the world --' yiENNA (AP)--A demand that id hp dl bandh eries, and submitted to an ap-' The author found this statement On its way north up the Hudson Genesee Valleys. The Thruway here today. The paper, Krakow's| Mrs. 'on Sunday. Maxine and Debora and Mr. and [Mrs. Sam Keane, Oshawa, visit- Canada's giant aireraft { East UN police force. Canada's | ehrigtening in Belfast in 108 | Tan 2,00, Saturday. anada's giant aireraft car- ast UN police force. Canada's | christening in Belfast in : | Mrs. Lloyd Graham, Toronto, rier, HMCS Magnificent, will be only operating aircraft carrier, A the Maggie has toured the world , 1 i i i 14 bers of the Queen's Own. now special Thankoffering service of talion Queen's Own Rifles, Can- | and Firefly fighter-bomber re- gtationed at hg are pre. {he Women's Missionary Society ada's contribution to the Middle connaissance planes. Since her Fant Mrs. Reed, VISIT HERE |per mills at Rome; Jackson and tL ud & = . vark: .land Mrs. Cleve Clemence, Osh- | 1 ks P t And Future Pefiins totes ai Newark; Eas awa; Mr. W. Staples, Dr. and n as of plants at Rochester. Buffalo's were Sunday visitors at the home WASHINGTON -- Both the past Point, alma mater of such leaders CTORS section of industry includes of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Billett. the world's longest toll road, the ing, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Motors, Bell Aircraft Corporation, | gr08 Ri an a eet New York State Thruway Near Vassar College in Pough- and Bethlehem Steel | } : n i n The sinews that made New York cott's. t New Yi t falo, cycling to class, is Hyde Park, | piel 'the at oie aed shrine to its late owner, President a muscular trader, builder, manu.| Mr. and Mrs. Harland Trull| lion-dollar engineering triumph,| North of West Point is Temple ly together in a RafTOW Sul in the| were Sunday visitors with Mr. the superhighway is awakening Hill, where the Continental Army Mohawk Valley near the vi age|2n0 ion Falls, did in 1895, Matt C. McDade re- last encampment. From it the Monéories called Little Nose and, ports in the National Geographie|soldiers returned to their homes Big Nose lies a history of Empire|attended anniversary services at " ; : A number of ladies were in Exploring the Thruway corridor, The Thruway curves west at " As if Hireading the eye of aj, 0 to on Thursday attending] Mr. McDade found atomic re- Albany, the State capital, founded huge needle," the author writes, val 0 "are the canalized Mohawk Riv-p,qitute Convention at the Royall tic radar, man-made diamonds, Governor Averell Harriman told er. the bed of the old Erie Canal, |y wy "Hotel and other symbols of the future Mr, McDade: Trade Central, two pre-Thruway roads,| wpe H. Ruttan was at Hamil: States history, begot merchants shippers, bank- and the four-lane divided express. ton, recently attending the funeral | In Yonkers at the southermost ers, brokers, insurance end of the road, a new shopping manufacturers. We were able to center contains a hospital as well provide services to the rest of the : | have bought a winter wardrobe, services that we have been de: pn iijions spent by Communist-ruled | stocked a week's supply of groc-| veloping over the years." { Poland for jamming Western radio Oshawa. pendectomy ~ all without moving borne out vividly as he travelled housin my car," Mr. McDade writes, west through the Mohawk and ose newspaper received | Adcock. Valley, the Thruway touches links a chain of great American! Dziennik Polski, says 90,000,000 Lorenzp Trull, were guests Washington Irving country, with industries, among them: General tlotys (officially $20,000,000 yearly Mrs. Fred Cameron, Zion Sleepy Hollow now 'all wide-eyed Electric Company's mammoth in- was spent for these jamming oper-| At a recent morning wakefulness." The road gives ac- stallations at Schenectady and ations and propaganda against service the following cess to the Gothic masses of West Syracuse; Mohawk carpets at "independent Polish policies." were baptized by Rev. | Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy |oq Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Harrison, |Ludwig, a pulp cutter for the broadcasts be devoted to food and port Perry, visited at the home Marathon Corporation of Canada, is made in a Communist:-|of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.|was killed today when b | Wilb: d Mrs, a if rs, | northeast of the Lakehead. church |ing in the camp loading yard when suspended by a cable children a F. J.\grashed down on him. ety held their special Thankoffer- ing Service on Sunday morning with Mrs. Floyd Graham home on furlough from Japan, as guest speaker. She spoke interestingly of the Social Service work in Japan in which she and her hus- band have been engaged for the five years, and also present- an interesting story for the children. 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