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Fm Loser Deciding = (By Statt Ro Reporter) Bowmanville, Feb. 15.--"Slushy" the only term that may be used describing the condition of the last night when Oshawa tok the final game from Bowmanville fn the Junior series with a score of 2 to 1. We all expected it and although it tried hard to freeze at the last minute, the odds were aiun a good game. No team can ay its best material with con- as they were last nignt and Bowmanville certainly had tough fuck when the weather went sgainst them. On the other Land Oshawa seemed none the worse for the water and managed to check fn on another goal which gives them the leeway to go right on shead with the finals, 'The game itself was fast enough, all players doing their utmost to put the score up, As the final veckoning shows the goalies did gheir best and certainly checked some swift ones, which were many and harder than usual, The team- work was up to standard with a few thrillers played single-handed- Jy here and there during the game. Although the crowd was not as large as the last few games, they were certainly there for the shout- ing and cheering, Hopes that Bow- manville would win were ox- changed with the return of Candler $o the ice, Much criticism and comment on fhe new gong Bowmanville used was evidenced. ------------------ Mrs, White: Does your husband lle ake at night? 14 Brown: Yes, indeed, and pometimes he even tells 'em in his sleep, 3 ai I yg fh if oy 7 Z Se 77 Whore Quality Counts' ("Where Quality Gounts' ame 2 to 1 ro AnbRESs CANADIAN crm (By Staff Reporter) ' Bovitaiiie og Th gr hg \ W, Cosgrave o ty College, ToTronto, is to be the speaker at the Men's Canadian Club, Bowman- ville, to be held at the Balmoral Hotel on Friday evening. Mr, Pro vost is taking as his subject "Sam- uel Pepys and His Time", He ia a well known speaker and it is urged that all members of the Club attend to hear him, MUSICAL GOMEDY CAST ENTERTAINED Second Presentation of Play Draws Another Capacity House (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Feb. 15.--The cast and choruses of 'Make It Snappy" were entertained with refreghments in the council room after the close of the show here tonight, Again the Hall was well- filled for the second presentation of the musical comedy and every- thing went off better than the frist night, Mr, George Zarfas is to be congratulated on the comical lines and good presentation of his own production and alsosfor coming and adding the finishing touches to the rehearsals, in person, The ladies of the Rehekahs THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1928 WHA Patt WALL PAPER, PAINTS Let ws estimate on your work before the Season's 86 Simcoe Street North Phones 125 and 1846 were hosts to the cast afterwards and certainly treated them royals ly, This is the first attempt of the kind by the Lodge to present a play of any sort and It was a splendid one, It is hoped that the time will not be very far off when another comedy will also be staged by them, FAVORS AMENDMENT OF ANTI-TRUST LAW A Washington, Fel, 15 --Congress intended the Sherman Anti-Trust law to apply to labor unions, or organ- izations of farmers, William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, told the House Judiciary Committee today, in an argument for the Shipstead Bill, limiting the power of equity courts, which Representa- tive Laguardia of New York, has pre- sented. zz Wz ; le i "LENTEN Salmon Choice Pink s Sat unt? 7 ar nearest Dominion Store Dominions Se 1 w Coase dsakly Gantt ity G 7% SUGGESTIONS During the Lenten Season you walSads ste veriony of quality foodstuffs at =r Sockeye! 37° holes 3 Sohos "J "1b, 2 "an 21¢c iw Dir 33 1-1b. tins ' ee 23c tin r Brand Pumpkin " 2+«19¢ Carrots 2+:2lc English Breakfast Style 1b, 1421b, or 4 Ib. 9c SEALED CARTONS ONLY SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE 4 Cakes Fels wd 1c 5.55. 39¢ OLIVES NEW LOW PRICES Queen 105. Guoon 33% and 1 Pkg Powder 2p 15¢c | 3+25¢ : 2 [ { T ASTY "» Bread me 10s Wrepped meal tA better loaf Comfort (f $0 0060606660666¢ LAA EERE NNN NNN NJ '| nis address, the council adjourned Whitby Determined to Be an Y Aviation Centre, Have 1 ,500 Acre Site ditional Cap and Robes of Office RE (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, February 156.--The pos- sibility of Whitby being Ontario's aviation centre was once more to the fore today, when the County Council, in their afternoon session, listened to an exposition of this town's favorable position in this matter, The question of prepar- ing a resolution supporting the one passed recently by the Whitby town council was referred to the Legis- lation and Memrorials committee, The subject was introduced hy A. W, Jackson, reeve of the town of Whithy. F. H. Annes was heard by the council, and it was pointed out that, just south-ast of the town limits, there is an area of perhaps 1,600 acres, which would provide the best natural aviation fleld to he found in Central Ontario. This fleld is near Oshawa, where Gen- eral Motors may some day manu- facture aeroplanes, and also is the closest practical fleld to Toronto, which is being considered a port of call for the trans-Atlantic and trans-continental air traffic. The council of Whitby has passed a re- solution impressing upon the Do- minion Government the favorable points of this site, and the County Council was asked to do likewise. Then, it is understood, the matter will be brought hefore the cities of Oshawa and Toronto with re- quests for similar action, Action was taken whereby the warden of this county will be eloth- ed in the full regalia of his office. The motion passed by the council empowers the warden and R. J. Un- derwood, Whithy, chairman of the County Property committee to pur- chase the full regalia for the of- fice, This will include the tradi- tional cap, and robes of office, as well as other insignia, making up the complete regalia, G. M. Forsy- the, Pickering, this year's warden, will thus be the first Ontario Coun- ty warden to have this honor, and will appear in his new robes at the June session. In this action, Onta- rio County is following the lead of several other counties in this pro- vince, | A deputation was heard from the Oshawa Hospital, requesting the same grant they received last year, or an increase in the coun- cil saw fit to grant it. The dele- gation comprised G. D. Conant, chairman of the Hospital board, J, D. Storie, president, H. P, Schell, and Miss McWilliams, superintend- ent of the Hospital. Mr, Conant and Mr, Schell were spokesmen of the delegation, pointing out the work of the fipstitution, which knows no hounds of city or county in its treatment of the sick. The chief difficulty Is finances, for it seems impossible to make a hospi- tal a paying business. It was also shown that, whereas indigent pa- tients are paid for at the rate of $1.60 per day by the county and 50 cents by the province, the 'mini- mum cost is $3.00 2 day, and the municipality is not assessed for such extra expenses as operations. Oshawa hospital is 8 standard in- stitution recognized by the Ameri- can College of Physicians and Sur- geons, and its graduates gre receiv- ed as registered nurses anywhere. Over 16,750 patients were treated last year, 295 of them being def- initely county patients. On mo- tion of Jackson, Whitby, and Dear- born, East Whitby, the matter was referred to the finance commit- tee. The council listened with inter- est to an address by Mr. Lennox of the Provincial Seed Branch, who was Introduced by W. M. Crosk- ery, agricultural representative for the county. Mr. Lennox spoke regarding the Provincial Seed Campaign soon to be launched, and asked the co-operation of members of the council in their own con- for 8 short period to enable the Agriculture Advisory Board of the She: It's a sign that you've got ROSS BRIDGE IN G00D CONDITION County - Council Committee Inspects Work--1Is Almost Complete (By Stat ) Whitby, February 16.--The Ross Bridge, north of Oshawa, was the centre of interest for the Roads and Bridges committee of the County Council today. During the noon recess the committee mo- tored over to the bridge and view- ed it to satisfy themselves as to its condition, It has been rumored that the bridge has suffered this winter from contraction and expansion, and that the engineers would ex- perience a certain amount of Aiffl-! culty when work is resumed in the' spring. The committee found, how- ever, that the bridge was In fairly _------ a i £ 23 PEER HH ry i Flooding of the Civie Building is Narrowly Averted Bowmanville, Feb. Feb, 15.--An ac- cident occurred at the town nell this morning which threatened to flood the whole building and prob. ably would have but for the timely aid of the chief of police and care. taker, It was seen by the latter that water was emerging from un- der the door of one of the rooms in the basement, and this particu- lar door was locked. Word was im. mediately sent up to the chief who secured ald and had the door broken down, at least, that is what had to be done, since no key could be found at that minute, On opening the door, a deluge of water came rushing out and In '#& few minutes had the three men | standing in about two inches of cold ooze, It was found that the drain pipe had become plugged in one of the water outlets. It was 'soon tized, however, and the water leaked away, although a dampness {will be evidenced for some time yet. -------- more sense when you're asleep x than when you're awake. 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