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JA THE DAILY TIMIS-GAZETTE, Mondey, November 11, 1957 | Canada To Produce KEDRON award Costume Prizes ~At Masquerade Party KEDRON -- -- A masquerade Haire, of Oshawa, on Saturda was held at Kedron Rec- | afternoon Other Kedron guests Centre on Saturday eve-|at the wedding In King Street , with prizes awarded to|United Churgh, and at the re. Gloria Mountjoy, Donald Werry, ception in thé church parlors, in- Norma Woodward, and Maya cluded C, Douglas Love, Mrs, Sorensen, C, KE, Love, and Mrs. i. A Mrs, Rosnak, Mrs, W, Davis, [Werry. and Mrs, W, Werry conducted &| pilot and Mrs, James Pengelly, program of games for the young- | immy and Muriel Anne have or _folk present. Square dancing been visitors in the Foster Snow was enjoyed, to conclude the den home, Congratulations to Mr, | Wyening, and Mrs. Pengelly on the ar- VISITATION PROJECT rival of their second son on Oc- ~ Bixteen teams of visitors were tober, 3, at Oshawa General ymissioned for thelr task at|/0spital. Mr. Pengelly has now service marking Visitation |¥0n¢ to Montreal, where his work y, on Sunday morning, The takes him for a time, v. R, H, Rickard spoke on| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glover left eo Church -- God's Instrument (on Friday morning with their son r the salvation of the world," |John and his wife for a two-week [ack Francis spoke to the con- vacation motor trip to Florida. regation about the afternoon's| Several Kedron ladles were Isitation project among dinner guests of Mrs, , Frank Hancock contributed two Percy Langmald, Oshawa, on I solos. Lovely chrysanthe. |Tuesday ums were provided for the ser-| Mrs, Harvey Crossman was ice. by Mrs, H. Farndale and among prize - winners at an eve- Mrs: R, E. Lee {ning of bridge In Simcoe Hall on A film "Pllots and Alcohol' | Wednesday was watched by the Sunday Best wishes to Mr. J. Elliott School scholars, Narration was|Who has been a surgery patient by Charles Sutter, Following a this past week at the Shouldice motion by Mrs, Lorne Tregunaa, Hospital, Thornhill, seconded by Mrs, J. Dyck, it was| Misses Marie and Helen Cole, passed by the Sunday School Markham, Mr. and Mrs. Bert members that a Christmas con. luke and Olive Luke, Toronto, cert be arranged with each class | Miss Doris Batty, Brooklin, with contributing to the program, other local friends, were guests Grant Spencer gave a temper. at the Harold Werry home for an ance reading, evening anor om Saturday, lverett oun oy suffer JUDGING TEAM [nasty bruises in a fall this past Ontario County Judging team week when the ladder from which members have been meeting he was picking apples was knock with Durham County and other ed over by young cattle. , ny teams for special coach-| Church services will be held at : uring. the past week, andthe usual morning hours next continue to do so until Win- Sunday, November 10 at 9.45, to Canada will produce 390,000 ears turned out in both 1956 and 1965. more are looked for, Ward's sald, fourth - quarter ear production cember Ward's sald including| FAMOUS REGIMENT and 75,000 trucks for the entire| The truck count is 26 per cent Truck output currently stands ai planning than last year, when|14,973 units built last month, | The Seaforth Highlanders of output, 163,005, with another 12,000 ex- The statistical publication em-| Britain were formed in 1778 by below 1966's 98,000-unit nearly 100,000 automobiles were forth 0 . 350,000 Cars For Year ves 0's. 98.000-unlt_ou 0 The estimates mean automo. but parallels 1965's 75,000 count. [pected before the end of the year. completed in October to Decem-|phasized, however, that the 80,000 Kenneth, Ear] of Sea WINDSOR (CP)--Ward's Auto-\pile output will fall seven per motive Reports Friday forecast|cent below the 375,000 unitsibeen produced and about 57,000imore cautious approach" tolprogrammed this October - De- To this week, 203,105 cars have Ward's sald It detected 'aber, Some 80,000 new cars are|unit automobile target stands as|™ the second-highest final quarter|in Canadian history, . @8F Fair time, It was the privil- permit attendance at the Soper oge of the teams to enjoy the mass meeting for any who so de * splendid leadership of Durham's sire . Agricultural representative, the late-Mr. Summers, until his sud * den death last week Local Junior Farmers, with , Ontario County associate repre hi Suiative Sidney Me Ronsid were $50 for not hustling and called mording that thelr coach of the the American Hockey Club to an vious day was dead, Kedron |®X!ra practice session * Junior Farmers were among the Some of these players think : many who gathered at the week. they have been working too + end to pay tribute to this fine hard," sald Watson. "They can { friend of Junior Farmers. work a lot harder, and they y |w + PERSONALS | Bisons, tied for fourth in the ! Mrs. Douglas Love was ma. league, were beaten 81 here + don of honor for the marriage of Wednesday night by Providence * her sister Norma Booth to James/ Reds. COACH FINES BISONS BUFFALO, N.Y. 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