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8 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, We@nesday, November 71, 1998 Church's One Foundation Mig Mrs. Irwin Ormiston at on piano. COLUMBUS Several Families At Agricultural Several famiies from here at- tended the annual meeting of the Ontario County Federation of Agriculture held at Uxbridge. The guest speaker was the Minister of Agriculture Mr. Goodfellow, who gave a very interesting talk w on farming. There was also a turkey - dinner which was much appreciated! Mrs. Roy Ratcliffe is in Osh- awa Hospital for medical care, and we are glad to hear is doing as well as can be expected. Many from here attended the Royal Winter Fair. Congratula- to Lance Beath, George Me- Laughlin and T. Hall, who won prizes on their livestock at the show, Messrs. Job, Wilbur, Frank Simpson and John Nesbitt have gone into the north country to hunt deer. Although Mr. Nes- bitt is over eighty he still enjoys a hunt, or a fishing trip and the boys all like to have him, _The The younger ch children of this The topic "A Dwelling Place of MAY BE NEXT God" taken from various p es of Ephesians. The Korean version of the | Twenty-Third Psalm was read by |Mrs. Elmer Powell. A very fine reading on "Peace" was given by Mrs. Thos. Flett. "Footpath to Peace" was read by Mrs. Pereman. The worship fries closed with prayer and "Dear Lord and Father of | Mankind". J Following the business period a very interesting and Bip study of Korea was ven Mrs. Dave Dyer -- |Gimblett and Mrs. Pereman. Thanks were extended to all |who had taken part in the pro- by Mrs. Naylor. Meeting with Mizpah benediction. | | Meeting aga were given the Salk vae- cine this week. The Home and School club are) holding a bazaar in the base-| Meat of the church on Wednes- Nov, 21, at 3 p.m. There oi be many aiid § for sale in- beth home cooking, aproms. IE ey meeting of the gram, Home and School will be held on close Roy | | HAMPTON NEWS Bazaar And By Women's Institute and Mrs. WG. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hawes, and daughters Gail and Cheryl, Whitby, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hos. kin Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Parker, To- ronto, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. M. Goodman and louise Miss Carol Chant, Toronto, spent the weekend at home: Miss Marie Prescott visited her aunt Mrs, Wilbert Smith, Oshawa. | Mr. and Mrs. Clair Allen and Mr. Oshawa, Wayne visited relatives in Toronto ho on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Smith, Dan- ny and Philip, Oshawa were Sun- day callers at the A. W home, Dr. J. A. and Mrs, Virtue and family, Judith, Mary and twins Janice and John, Hamilton, Ont, were Sunday callers at the home| of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Billett. Mr. Don White, Oakville, spent the weekend até home. Mr. and Mrs, S. Kersey were in Toronto on Sunday visiting their son Rev. Ted and Mrs. Ker- sey and family, and attended the special service, for the turning of the first sod of Wilmar Heights United Church, on Sunday after- noon, of which Rev. E. J. Kersey is asior, 0 Reg Kersey, wife and fam. ily, go on visited at the home of his parents on Saturday and also his sister, Mrs. Jack Lyon, Mr. Lyon and family A number from here attended the variety concert in the new) hall at Solina on Saturday ever-| ing. Among those from Hampton Prescott!' Fast, deep-down relief from Rheumatic Pdi with skin-penetrating "Deep Heat" Lunch Held reported | Monday evening at 8 PE. Mrs. Merlyn Hepburn h turned home from the nospital, Freighter convalescing with the care of her Sanly. wouthly meeting 'of tel A d e monthly mee! ng ol WMS was held in the % ower hall groun | of the ohutoh 2 Wednesday I: ernoon Ww rs. 0 ay-| lor. First vice president Drogiding In St. Lawrence in 'the absence, throug ness, of Mrs. Roy Ratcliffe, president. cs MITCHELL tor The meeting opened with a poem ST. IAURENT Que. (CP)--One ng prayer hy yrs. 2a I hudy ocean freighter was aground on riod led by Mrs. T. Pereman, the rocky St. Lawrence River! De ned with the hymn 'The Shore here and another was towed ppemec. with tle ty into Quebec harbor with a heav- ily-damaged bow after a violent mid-stream collision near this Or- leans Island village during the) night. e German freighter Wolfgang | Russ, 2,963 gross tons, a gaping hole in her starboard side, was | run aground by her crew after she was in collision with the Cun- ard steamship's cargo vessel Asia. The bow of the 8,723-ton Cunard | freighter punched into the Ger- s taking part on the program were| [100 Hoe. s side just forward of | Mrs. R. Farrow and Mrs, S. Ker- No Injuries ere sey, who presented their popular abiard cher shin. | {skit "Bargains," which contains miles upstream from St. Laurent, a timely piece of advice; and on the south shore of the Island of | Mr. Bert Payne, who favored | ea oo 10 Jhiles sal of | : ; uebec City. The Wolfgang Russ, with. piano music, | operated by the firm Fins Russ | The Women's Institute held a of Hamburg, Germany, was mov-| successful bazaar and cafeteria ing upriver for Sorel, Que. The | lunch in the church basemen; on| 4% ehee was bound for London frora | Friday afternoon. e various| {booths included fancy work aprons Inoled "sticken Tan children's booth, country store, cai 'it was only a matter of ome baking, Christmas booth, |time"" until she sank, was run and fish pond, (for children and| adults) were all well patronized. large number enjoyed after- noen tea, Mrs. T. M. Chant W.I.| president, spoke a few words of welcome, after which, she called 4 n Mrs. S. Grant of Bowmanville | THAT to open the bazaar. The room was attractively decorated. HEADACHE When you suffer from painof £3] Headache, Neuralgia or | Muscular aches you want to | stop that pain fast .z=.So | take Aspirin! A tablet starts disintegrating almost the instant you take it starts to relieve that pain almost instantly ! "aSPIRI Arthritic-and ick! Massage New Mentholatum | ub into the sore places' nd feel the/ wartling comfort sink in! ing pains in hands, knee, hip, are soothed, eased, comforted. It's 1 rand feeling! Get a tube of New entholatum "Deep Heat" Rub today New MENTHOLATUM "Deep Heat" RUB | ppesite der By STERLING F. GREEN WASHINGTON (AP) -- | higher gasoline and fuel oll prices ac- United States Gas, Oil Prices 'To Be Increased By Suez Block (stand - by authority to impose age in the U.S. T he Price, . | sumer credit control Spoz Cabal blrckage may bring Responsible officials have dis- European couatries to put ern nemisphere erude ofl produc. §ouiat Disarming Plan Evoking U.S. Curiosity h WASHINGTON (AP) -- The said, without creating any short- United States probably will ask Russia to give a fuller explana- The government has turned ion of two of the Soviet disarma- i {down an informal request bv 3s ment proposals set forth by Pre- mier Bulganin in his note to Pres- It would be possible to ship up to 1,100,000 barrels of crude oil |daily to Europe, the ODM has | tion and exports. wage, rationing and con- jon. One in- emergency plans into effect now. in the United States, offici knowledged today while repeating that it will not necessitate ration- ing. A spokesman for the Office of Defence Mobilization renewed this no-rationing assurance as most of western Europe cuitailed motor travel and faced tic prospect or actuality of gasoline rationing. In the U.S., where petroleum output is restricted to a rate be- low the industry's potential, stocks in storage are high and plans are ready for a big boost in oil pro- duction If necessary. have estimated that strain on the such formed official said today: is no indication that any such re-' quest may be made to the new might erabarrass the peace ef-' Congress. By was Jepried last ook that the government ha ecided not to" go. head | x v France a plans to supply western hemi- sphere oil to Europe sates, United Nations police force has! established itself in Egypt and British and French troops have been withdrawn ! These plans, worked out with | a petroleum industry committee | afte Some industry sources, however, | Rationaifoed the Suez Canal. visaged a huge increase in west- ident Eisenhower Saturday. There seems virtually no chance, however, that the White House will agree to a proposed "summit" conterence of the Big Four countries, plus India, to dis- cuss the disarmament problem. "There, Any governmental action now to send oil to Britain and France forts of the UN, Washington offi- cials said, by appearing lo ange supvort of ain an with its emergency France and against the Arab until the r Egypt's President Nasser en- | American industry might be suf- {ficient to shove fuel-oil prices up CLEANING one cent a gallon above present levels. i The international tension has stirred somc speculation on] whether the Eisenhower adminis- tration might ask Congress for 'BULGARIA 7 hel DRAPES - CURTAINS Equally significant as the ar- | rival of Russian equipment in Egypt is the report of massing of Soviet tanks and soldiers in | Poland and East Germany. The | new Polish government is fol- VENETIAN SHADES Mud to-Mcasure FREE ESTHWATES WARD'S lowing a pro-Soviet line which may or may not deter Hussian intervention in ils administra- tion. 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