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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 4, 1962 ]}] |swered with clothing for the |bale; also used cards sent to Trinidad. As a financial project this unit bi 4-H Calf Group UCW To Hold Names Executive Variety Night Fe ee ae as ce: Spiritual Life". this unit By OLGA HILL j He Wai ; BROUGHAM -- Twenty-fivejdent, Eldon Wilson; vice-presi- BrACKSTOCK -- Nine mes- SG ladies at No. 4 Unit decided to. send oy waistige farm boys and girls, between'dent, Allan Wallman and sec-\<engers attended their meeting the ages of 12 and 20, from retary, Gloria McGriskin, The/Tyesday. For devotional Mrs., Pickering Township and the ad- Junior Club has Gail Disney as/norre}j read the parable of the Blackstock Mrs. Harold McLaughlin sang to bea solo. Mrs. Richard Van Camp gave n interesting synopsis of the ook "The Holy Habits of the well an- 'FILL IT UP -- WITH WATER' finds buggy aan request for several gallons of water -- for his horse. Pat White of Salem stops to | to Salem from Bowmanville a horse and a give his 30 - year - old horse | gorvice station attendant r = breather before | : ; ee his daily jaunt back | Paddy Welsh of Bowmanville |! but quickly filled Mr. White's | Uxbridge Group Goes To France Via Film By EVELYN HOUCK pleted the following teams areteachers association at the Na- poor customer for gasoline, Millson gave an explaination of Spotlights Easter Fashions jacent area enrolled in the|president and Ivan Disney as/qajents, -H Calf Club at the) tary. | : lergenioattonal sinasioie, held in wetter 'tie lw material Waal so of thet ctpberstine oy te the Township Hall at Brougham distributed and explained, Mr.| church, planned a church ser- Thursday evening, March 29.|Fair reported that certificates) -- s ZAP ABARGRS apie wl ; : : s|Vice and then went up into the ny si boys 2 q 1 { are being prepared, which will d th t to th ifteen boys and girls, eng fica to Club members|Church and held the service. \clé enough to join the 4-H club, | be OR ain ar ae peavacta The Units of the UCW all enrolled in the Brougham Jun-|on comp & s S-|met last week. No. 1 at the lior Calf Club. A number of|Certificates with a gold seal : | OE sie pee 'home of Mrs. Oscar Graham on jothers have indicated that they | will jaa oA ig eect Tuesday afternoon. wish to join these clubs, but/ Who have completed 12 projects.|" 47." Roy McLaughlin . con- FRONT lb 42¢ were unable to attend this ducted a questionaire in which 09 90 6 8 orm meeting. 2 each one gave some _ interest- . eae he " Lae 4 Solina WI ing, information regarding the} Hind Quarters . lb. 57¢ earl 0 by doing'. Eac! eginning of the church. member agreed that he will per-| D 50 Plans were made for a var- |sonally feed and take care of a|: onates iety, supper and entertainment SIDES lb 47° calf from now until the Achiev during Easter holidays ee ee : e-| uring Easter holidays. }ment Day, which will be held To Red Cross This unit is to have a bake at Oshawa Fair. |sale following the general meet-]| All meats cut to your instructions Each member will attend gy GLADYS YELLOWLEES ing -- 17, ie eee wrapped properly in freezer paper monthly meetings where var-. §OLINA -- Citizenship was a 0. 2 Unit met at Mrs Harry and sharp frozen. _. = \ious aspects of livestock man-\the theme for the March meet-|¥an Camp's Tuesday evening > \agement will be discussed, 4-H\ing of the Solina Women's In-|With nine ladies present, ; Club members will also keep stitute, held in the Community| This unit is going to study the records of the cost of raising yall recently. There was an at-|book entitled Acts of the Apos- their calves, -|tendance of 43. Mrs. Ralph Da-|tles and Mrs. Harold Kyte in- COLD STORAGE tne ves a oe Baad di vi3, president, was in the chair. es os as aii rection 0 « ly alr, Agricul- Mey, yas voted to NO, 3 Jn m ednesday tural Representative, and Club iene te Friendship": $50\afternoon at Mrs. Leith Byers 81 WILLIAM ST. 723-3012 * Leader Bill Boyes and Frank wij| be sent to the Red Cross So-|With 10 ladies present . : Barkey of the 4-H Club, and ciety. A canvas for the Cancer The roll call was Junior Club Leaders, Lorne fund will be made. Disney and Glen Wilson Mrs. Harvey Yellowlees, lead- Officers of the Brougham 4-H er of Group _ took charge of Calf Club for 1962 are: presi-/the program and read an article); Sea 3 on ACWW, Mrs. Wes Yellow- --Oshawa Times Photo Child lees gave an explanation on ildren UNESCO Mrs. Frank Westlake, Jr., Seed Judging ma read an article on the UNICEF.) "ant ' B ed A She told what it stood for and) Contest Planned aptis t the wonderful help it gives to By Jr Farmers 'children in other lands. Mrs. H. . . PORT PERRY -- The annual Bowmanville WHO -- World Health Organ-|}; Ontario County Junior Farm- ization -- and Mrs. Bruce Tay- ers' Seed Judging Competition By MRS. A. L. HOOEY lor read an article on FAO. will be held in the Port Perry. BOWMANVILLE -- The fol-- Mrs. Murray Vice favoredi}; High School on Saturday, April lowing children were presented|with a piano solo. Mrs. E. Tay-jf) Ini UXBRIDGE In keepingjin the play-offs Ballet Championship/ tional headquarters with the club's program of na-|teams are -- Aces 6211, Crack- Toronto on Sunday, April 1 tional themes for their meet shots 5973, Wr ec kers 5887, Lessons were taught by leading ings this year, Trinity 4-1 held Forty-odd 5697, Pinbusters 5590, Canadian teachers and Gerald a Tour de Paris last Saturday Gutterballs 5818. Teams for con- Cummins of New York taught evening at the United Church. solation are Short Stops 5759, | the routines Linda was accom- The atmosphere of a candle- Goofers 5751, Bob-o-Links 5676,|panied by her parents, Mr. and light cafe set the mood as Mr.|Comets 5510 famblers 5346 Mrs Ray Laswick and Donna and Mrs. Ray Laswick and Mr land Goblins 5265 Campbell, Debbie and Beverly and Mrs. Jim Campbell guided! On Wednesday, March 28, the Pease the tourists St. Margaret's Auxiliary held a They saw a film of French|Smorgasborg in Presbyterian scenes as well as colored films/Church School room where from previous club entertain-|about 60 enjoyed a dinner fol- ment and a few glimpses of last! lowed by a film on stewardship. By THE CANADIAN PRESS year's spring breeze Alec Lubinsky, 81, of RR 2, New York Benny (Kid) Highlight of the evening was) Uxbridge was released from Paret, 25, former welterweight the presentation of The Corpse| Cottage Hospital on Saturday boxing champion, of brain in- de Ballet'? by Larry Doble, Bob) and is recuperating at the home! jyries suffered in a knock-out pcg ae 'ante ok sod ous Mr. and Mrs. Horst on the defeat by Emile Griffith March ery Savage. Mrs. Laswick who | 6th, 24, agg dbnen arg aoe at ~ On Monday evening Mr. Lu- Wolseley, Sask.--T. E. (Ed) piano binsky was travelling north in Scriver, 81, dean of Canada's ' t his car. While slowing down for weekly newspaper men and. pub- The presiden {a wet spot on the road, his car lisher of the Wolseley News announced there would nO} went into a skid and hit a tree,! since 1907 April meeting as time wWaAaS!hadiy damaging the car % paises caer needed for rehearsals for the wr [Lubinsky was taken to _San Francisco--Msgr _ Joseph % : : : Gilmore, 69, Roman Catholic DEATHS Bob Rattray be beginning at 10 a.m The use of good. seed of the best varieties available is essen tial in obtaining maximum re- turns from a farming enterprise This competition is held to give some instruction to future farm- ers in recognizing good seed Each contestant will two classes each of oats, wheat Fs and bariey, and one class of al- falfa and red clover. He or she|Heather, daughter of Mr ! will also be asked to identify|Mrs. Ray Preston; Paul David,jher sister, Mrs 1oson of Mr. mounted weeds and 10 samples Sheridan; Stewart Alan, son of 10 mounted. forage plants, of forage seeds. All farmers, farmers' judge, sons for the Sacrament of Baptism at Trinity United Church on Sunday, March 25: Jill Pat- ricia, daughter of Mr, and Mrs Marvin Ailen; Robert Herbert Daniel and Sandra Lynn. chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleshaw; Dawn Lorraine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don jald Morris; Ian Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Munday; Tammy and and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tillson. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hock- and daughters, under 29 years- in have left for a holiday in of-age are eligible to compete. The contestants will be divided into junior and senior sections. There will also be a competi- tion. between the High Schools in the County, and between the Junior Farmer Clubs for spe- cial trophies. The competition is supervis- ed by the Ontario County office of of the south. } and Mrs. Marvin Roth- bun have returned from a sou- Ithern cruise. | AIR LINK RABAT, Morocco AP)--Mo- rocco's economic ministry and the Soviet airline Aeroflot have signed an agreement for even- tual establishment of air serv- lor gave an essay on Irish pion- eers. Mrs. Harry Knox read a letter from the Bilton Institutel]' in England A short course en '143 lbs of Meat" was held recently in the hall. The leaders were Mrs. Wes Yellowlees and Pearl Leach. There were 20 ladies who at- | tended. Mrs, Mabel Westley, Balmer- town, spent this weekend with J. Yellowlees. Miracle Cushion Holds False Teeth Tight -- Eases Sore Gums Snug ® brand Denture Cushions, a sen- sational new plastic re-lining, keep wob- bliest plates firmly in place. Easesore gums, give perfect comfort. Eat, laugh, talk -- | plates "stay put". Applied in minutes -- last from 2 to 6 months, Stay soft and pliable, Harmless to dentures. 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