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BROOKL TIED DAY FIRE EVENT) Realize More Than $300 -- Oshawa Ladies Capture Softball Honors Brooklin. Aug, 19.--The Annual Field Day held at Brooklin Wednes- day was a deelded . success, The erowd was not as large as it would have been if the ®arvest hi been finished, bub the proceeds amount- ed to more than $300, The girls' softball proved very interesting Brooklin and Oshawa drew for first place, and Brooklin went down to defeat hy a large score. Ashburn and Whitby then played a good game with Whitby 'winning. Then the most interesting game followed: when Whitby and Oshawa played off, Oshawa winning {§ easily by 11 to 8, Their pitcher and catcher did some very clever work, The crowd enjoyed the races especially the ladies' balloon event. The baby show was the next attraction with eight entries, The proud mothers of the prize winners were: 1st, Mra, F, Middleton; 2nd. Mrs, Ted Willis; 8rd, Mrg. David- son. After all had enjoyed a good supper, The Olde Tyme Quartette from Toronto gave an excellent concert, The teacher was trying to give her pupils an_ illustration pf the meaning of the word "perserver- ance." "What is it," she asked, 'that carries a man along rough roads and smooth roads, up hills and down, throughs jungles and swamps and raging torrents, There was a silence, and then Temmy, whose father was a motor dealer, spoke up-- "Please, Miss," he said, 'there ain't no such car." TIMES, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 19 AF _ lm ELLA CINDERS--Here They Go! ~ UPANCHOR! TE LT \\J/) 5 A\ VIAN AN \WVETRVERY BRINGING UP FATHER \ --By Geo, McManus Fodor i'm GLAD WE fA) 4 OLT OF THAT CAVE WwW) THOT THEM SEEN YES: aLT I'D LIKE. TO SNOW WHEN WE ARE GONNA, GT WELL - WE ARE OUT OF HARM'GQ WAY UP HERE - AR CENTLE MEM | HAVE BEEN CHASING YOu FOR THREE OON TAKE US AW! RE MICE - i BACK TO JAIL - AN |= al rethoen \\ ES LL (7 {Gross Brinsin rights reprved. A JAIL ? BAK = YOU ARE MR.JIGGS - THE TRAVELING AMBASSADOR EVERY OFFICIAL IN ITALY 1D LOOKING FOR YOU TO WELCOME YOU TO ITALY - COME *) HAVE. A SPECIAL TRAN WAITING FOR, wou AN WE HAVE BEEN ROMMIN' IA SELENA Torna Fam 4.44 am. Daily. 5.99 am.--Daily. < 28 am.--Daily. 520 a.m.--Daily. "58 aan.--Daily except Surday. 222 p.m. ly except Sunday. £14 pm.--Sunday only. 7.27 pan.--Daily. 437 pa~--Daily. 845 pam --Daily except Sunday. C. P. R. TIME TABLE Eastbound Traine pm.--Daily. 803 pm.--Daily except Sunday. 1.20 p.m. --D2ily. 120 am. --Daily. Westbound Traine S48 am. --Daily. am. --Daily. 100 YEARS TO BLOOM, DADDY * CENTURY PLANTS MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA. THE TIME OF BLOOMING DE PENDS UPON THE VIGOR OF THE WDIVIDUAL PLANT AND THE CONDITIONS UNDER WH'CH IT 15 GROWN nN WARM COUNTRIES ¥iHERE THE GROWTH 15 RAPID FLOWERS A. vEAR INA ' gr Li pid LAMA \ fh MEXICO CENTURY PLANTS ARE J GROWN AS A REGULAR FARM CROP. i THE SAP WHEN FERMENTED PRO- IN DUCES THE NATIONAL BEVE RAGE, il PULQUE; AND DISTILLED 17 FORMS Il A SPIRIT CALLED 'MESCAL' THE LEAVES ARE USED AS FODDER AND ROPE AND BAGGING ARE V0 1977. by Kang Fanturns Syndicate. Ine. Groat Britwin rights reserved. | "