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A ------------ Ba a a ond mn | CHNAINUAND | SOCLALand {4 coN MEETING {| Rev. E. A. Brownlee, of Toronto, Gives Address-- Prayer Circle Formed A meeting was held in the Y.M. C.A. parlors last night in the in- terests of the China Inland Mission, that interdenominational evangeti- cal missionary enterprise that was founded by Hudson Taylor and that now has about twelve hundred missionaries in China, many of them in the far interior ' The meeting was addressed by Rev. E. A. Brownlee of Toronto, the General Secretary for Canada, and Miss Struthers, the Literature Secretary. Rev. FI. Dickie, who spent thirty-eight years in China under the Mission, and who is now a resident of Oshawa, presided. As a result of the meeting it is hoped™to form a Missionary Prayer Cirele that will meet monthly and help to 'keep alive interest in the work as well as offer regular prayer for it. In his address last night, Rev. Mr. Brownlee dealt with the his- ors. tory of the work and some gf the splendid achievements that have heen accomplished down to the pre- sent time. He also spoke of the troubled condition of China and PRINCIPAL SPEAKS |e. AT NORTH SIHLOE [=e Zoot ek vores LEGION TO ENTERTAIN LADIES' AUXILIARY The Times iuvites the co- operation of its readers in contributing items te this column, Send in a vastcard or phone 35. --Mrs, J. C. Young and son, Malcolm, King street east, are leaving today for a three weeks' visit with relatives in Ottawa. ---NMr. and Mrs. George Price of Toronto were visitors during the week-end at the home of Mrs, J. Hele, 93 McMillan Drive, --Mr, Percy Newton has return- | ed to his home in Detroit, after spending a few days visiting at the home of Miss Mirell Culley, Lloyd street, --NMrs. E. C. Henley was the hostess to the members of the Stalter "Y" last evening when she opened her home at 147 Alice street for the regular monthly gathering. The evening was spent very enjoyably in games and music, then dainty refreshments were served, the rooms being beautifully decorated with St, Patrick's col- North Simcoe Home and School Club regular meeting was held Monday evening with the presi- dent, Mrs, H. Smith, in the chair, The meeting was opened with the singing of "0 Canada," followed by the roll call and the reading of the minutes of previous meeting, Va- rious reports followed and a few items of business were disposed of. A short musical rendered as follows: Miss Marion Ross gave a pleasing vocal solo, Bruce Holloran presented an in- strumental solo, and Mrs. T., Rap- son also gave a much appreciated solo, The main feature of the eve- ning was the address hy Mr, A. 1. O'Neill of the Collegiate, in-which he spoke of some of the problems we have in educating the young people of today. At the close of the meeting dainty refreshments were served and a social half hour was spent, Post 43 of the Canadian Legion are entertaining their Ladies' Au- xiliary at "Fish and Chip" supper tomorrow. night in the market building. Announcement is also made that the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Legion have accepted an in- vitation of the Lambton branch to attend a social evening at Lamb- ton Park School on IPriday," March The local members will go to town in a body, in a special program was 23. that bus. At the last meeting of the Legion the members of the old Imperials entertained the post, and a fine time was enjoyed. Music publishers now claim that the radio is decreasing the sale of popular songs. The radio goes up another notch in our estimation,-- Kitchener Record. Si A hot breakfast in two minutes THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1928 l . 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Preston will present the cup, The junior hockey team and last year's senior hockey team will also be guest at the ban- quet, Mrs. L. L. Corrin was ap- pointed the delegate to attend the 0.E.A. convention being held in Toronto during Easter Week, At the close of the business period Dir. H. 8S. Dougall presented his very interesting and instructive illus- trated lecture on the ancient world. The lecture was enjoyed by all. The meeting was brought to a close by the singing of the Na- tional Anthem. MARY STREET HOME AND SCHOOL CLUB Hear Fine Address Given By Lt, Col. Frank Chappell Lt. Col. Frank Chappell was the speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Mary street Home and School Club held last evening in the school, giivng for his sub- ject "The Origin of Words and Phrases in the English Language." He spoke in a most interesting and comprehensive manner, Mrs, Frank McLaughlin, presided over the meeting, and an enjoyable musical program was given, a Red Cross dialogue in song by six of the br of Miss Wilson's room and a pleas- ing solo by Mr. J, Fleming, while Mr, Stacey acted as accompanist, The prize of One Dollar for having the most mothers present was won by Miss McLeod's room. 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PILLS ja Henie, of Norway, won her sec- ond world's championship in ladies figure skating today, with the graceful, spirited Maribel Vinson, of Boston, in second place, Only a few points separated the two in the official scoring, Miss Henie get- | ting 1,865%, and Miss Vinson 1,- 778 points. : Probably the biggest sensation of the whole exhibition was Con- stance Wilson, of Toronto. Clad in white from top to toe, she spun, folated, dived and dipped like a Canadian snowflake. Miss Wil- son's point scoring in yesterday's compulsory figures, however, was not on a level with the other com- petitors, and she was placed fourth with 1,721% points. Third place went to Fritizi Burger, of Vienna. who, in a cerise costume, seemed to be a red flame darting about the rink. She scored 1,765 points. According to Ulrich Salchow, presideni of the International Skat- ing Union, both Miss Wilson and Miss Vinson have good chances of winn ng ithe championship at Bu- dapert roxt year. 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ANNUAL (Continued from page 1) and as a result it was decided to move the plant to Toronto, where the main Canadian factory is sit- uated, "Conditions in the town now," sald Mr. Carlisle, "are much more satisfactory than they were when the plant here was taken to To- ronto. 'No water system was in working order, a sufficient num- ber of houses were lacking, the streets were in a terrible condition as regards to mud and the sewer system was practically useless. un- der this state of affairs. The slo- gan "Some will help and some oppose' is common to a)l locali- ties and when the project was formed to clear np these condi- tions, matters could not come im- mediately to a head. As a result the plant of the Goodyear firm was taken from this town." The speaker stated that in the time of 'the early operation of the plant here, he had predicted that Bowmanville could, he a city of 40,000 people if it took advantage of the possibilities which present- ed themselves at that time. It the whole rubber business had been situated here as wgs planned and conditions made favorable for the employment of the staff, which would at this time number about 3,000, the plant could have been used for putting Bowman- ville on the map as a city instead of increasing a city which was al- ready large, "One industry in a community draws others," the speaker point- ed out, "but I do not wish to erit- icise the officials or citizens of the town who acted according to their judgments at that time." "Coming direct to the Chamber of Commerce as an organization, there are two questions present conditions." He now described the chain store, showing the dif- NO NEW BUDGET PLANNED, BOBB TELLS WOOLLEN MEN Ottawa, March 6.--Woollen cloth manufacturers of Canada appeared before the Minister of Finance this morning to urge that their indus- try receive some copsideration from the Government. The Bud- get, it was declared, had not mater- ially improved the position of the Canadian woollen mills, and some of them might have to close their doors. The Budget was now before Parliament, said Hon. James A, Robb, and jf adopted in principle would 80 to committee. He was not going to bring down a new Bud- get, or make any changes which would involve introducing a new Budget. Showing at the Regent Theatre on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. AL WALSON w SKY HIGH RS" Ya rh AAP SAUNDERS which Comes to the New Martin the last 'three days of .this week. themselves. What does it mean? Why should we have it?" "The nation is made up of a group of individuals, and each in- dividual in himself is part of the group. If you are not active you are not helping the community to be active! No individual can ac complish much within himself, and if co-operation and thoughts of many are ever-present, large accomplishments may be executed and things done for the benefit of the community, the country and the world. "The Chamber of' Commerce is an organization which looks af- ter the town's interests to such an extent that probable mis-inter- pretations and wrong business ventures for the town's good are caught before they do harm to the town itself." The. speaker gave sion to the mail which at the present proven so atlractive to tive buyers He stated that the mail-order busines as it now stands is an unfair dealing. It was described as being unfair te the locality from which it attracts attention and finally buyers. It was stated that no taxes are paid by these firms who take the mon- ey out of a small locality and make no constructive work in connection with the towns, and at the same time giving apparent greater value for the money paid. 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