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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1929 A PAGE NINE Suburban and District Neus Gathered By 7 .mes Staff Reporters and Correspondents. BROOKLIN . Brooklin, Jan, 24--Mrs. May is spending a few days with friends in "Toronto, © Mr, and Mrs. George Ormiston of Enfield and Mr. Fred Ashton of Tor- ato spent the week end with their sifter, Mrs. E. Pascoc who cele- brated their twentieth wedding anni- wvefrsary. [At "the Simpson Ave, United .Chuch parsonage, by the Rev, Stan- ley Greenslade, on Saturday, Janu- 'ary 19, Evangeline (Elva) Routley, oungest daughter of Mr, and Mrs, ames Routley, DBrooklin, Ontario, was united in marriage to Mr, Gor- don Elmo Middleton, son of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Middleton, Unionville. Be sure and attend the carnival at 'Brooklin open air rink on Friday, iJanuary 25th, Miss Laura Mackey who has been teaching school in Harmony is now home sick with the flu, . We are very sorry to report that Mr, Lockyer's youngest son is in the Oshawa Hospital with pneumonia, MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove, Jan, 24.--Sunday ser- vices were well attended. Mr, Stew- art, Toronto, a representative of the Ontario Prohibition Union, occupied the pulpit and gave a splendid temperance address. A duet was nicely gendered by Miss Margaret Abernethy and Mr. Swallow. Regular services will be held next Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snowden en- tertained the Snowden brothers and their wives, and Mr, and Mrs, John Sanders, town, at a turkey dinner and an oyster supper on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, Osh- awa, spent Sunday with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Stevens, Miss Beatrice Souch at her home in Orono over the week end, Misses Corsina Samis and Mar aret Abernethy and Mr, Malcolm aw are attending Winter School at Cobourg this week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snowden, and Mrs. W. J. Snowden visted at Mr. Eber Snowden's, Oshawa, on Sunday. League meeting was held on Wed- nesday evening. In the absence of the president, Mr, Elgin Munday, Miss Edna Swallow took charge of the devotional period and a short pusiness session after which the meeting was handed over to Miss ih DhCes #9 Simcoe St. N, Phone 227 Diamonds! Bassett's On Oshawa's Main Corner Nellie Snowden, 4th vice president and the following programme was given: Bible reading and devotional topic, Eileen Hockin; 'reading, Mrs. Ivison Munday; chorus by the pub- lic school boys; topic, "A 'good book 1 have read," Miss Ida Stevens; solo, Miss Souch; reading, Ted: Foley. The recreation period was in the form of a contest, HARMONY -- Harmony, Jan, 23. --Mr, A, Lane is spending this week at Walker- ville. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilce of Castle- ton, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, W, Peterson, Mrs, Fice, sr., of North Oshawa is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. R. Trewilligar, . Mr, and Mrs. McKay, of Col- borne visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. Edwards, Mr. E. Clark is spending a few days with friends in Toronto. Mrs, W. B, Haynes, is quite ill and under the doctor's care. The Sunday School business meeting will. be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Winter on Friday night. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Farewell on the birth of a daughter, Mrs, Flint of Enniskillen was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs, J, Sanderson. Mr, and Mrs. J. Whattany are visiting for a few days with Mr, and Mrs. K, G. Whattam on thelr return to Picton, after spending a month in Detroit, Mrs. Whitmore, of Whitby, visit- ed with Mrs, M. Mackie during tue week-end. Mr, Sanderson has been unable to work for the past two weeks owing to blood poisoning. His friends hope he will soon be out again, Mr. D. Fletcher, of Bowmanville has taken over the business at the gas station recently managed by Mr, H. Rogers, Mr and Mrs, R. J. Luke enter. tained about 25 of their friends at their home on Saturday night, Pro- eressive enchre was the entertain. ment of the evening. Mrs, A, V, Drew winning the ladies' prize. Mr. H. Davenport won the gentlemen's prize and Mr. P, Timmins the con- solation prize. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and a verv enioyable evening was snent, The Trail Rangers met Wed nesday night at 7.30 as usual. After the business was conducted Mr. Timmins gave & short talk on "What help the negroes are to us." One new member was initiated making a membership of 16. Games were plaved and everybody enjoyed the evening, ALMONDS Almonds, Jan, 23.--Miss Hester Jones, of Ontario Hospital, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Chambers. Mr, and Mrs H. Reeson, of Tor- onto were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. W. H. Balsdon. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Payne and daughter who have been living in Mr, Jeffrey's house have moved to Thornton's Corners. Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Allman, spent the week-end with relatives in Toronto. Miss Eliabeth Tothergill was a zuest with friends in Toronto over the week-end. Miss Betty McQuay is confined The whole world knows Aspirin as an effective antidote for pain. But it's just as important to know that there is only ome genuine Aspirin. The name Bayer is on every tablet, and on the box. If the name Bayer appears, it's genuine; and if it doesn't, it is not! Headaches are dispelled by spirin. So are colds, and the pain that goes with them ; even neuralgia, neuritis, and rheuma- tism promptly relieved. Get Aspirin--at any drugstore--with proven directions. Physicians prescribe Aspirin; it does NOT affect Aapirin is the tro "2 mark (registered in Cansde) ind manufacture, 15 well known tc. Aspirip means Bayer Lops, the Taldeic will be stamped with thelr "Bayer Cross" ting Bayer M While it , 10 assuve the public 5 against imite- home from school these days with the flu, . Many of the young people are en- joying the outdoor skating these iine nights on Mr, Loach's pond. Mr. Milton Balsdon underwent an operation in Oshawa Hospital on Friday last and bad his ton- sils removed. The Ladies' Aid intend having some outside soclety visit our church and put on a drama in the near future. Watch for particulars later, Mr. and Mrs, Chiles and son have moved from this vicinty to the Ontario Hospital where Mr. Chilis has a position as guard, Rev. Mr, A. L, Richards had charge of the Young People's meet ing on Tuesday evening and gave a talk on John Robertson the foun- der of the Congregational Church, which was very interesting. NEWCASTLE Newcastle, Jan, 25.--~Mrs. (Rev.) E. R. James left on Sunday for Alliston to stay some time with her daughter, She intends making an extended visit on account of illness at the home, Mr, Harris having undergone an operation. The Women's Missionary Soclety of Newcastle United Church held its first annual meeting of the New Year on Thursday afternoon last, Mrs. McLaughlin past 1st vice-pre- sident conducted devotional exer- cises and installed the new presi- dent, Mrs. (Rev.) Rogers. who then took charge of the installa- tion of the other officers. A short program followed, consisting of de- votional reading by Mrs. (Dr) J. A. Butler, introduction to Mission Study book "Drums in the Dark- ness', Mrs, J. C. Hancock and Miss Elizabeth Hancock, reading Mrs, Fred Graham; Solo, Mrs, J. E, Mat- chett, The treasurer reported $738, raised last year, $90 of which was rajsed by the Mission Band. Our allocations for 1928 was $720 and it was with a spirit of deep thank- fulness that one and all realized God had wonderfuly blessed us as a gociety during the past year, The new life members were received, Mrs, John Douglas and Mrs. Floy Butler, Mrs, Rev. W, Rogers, Mrs, J. C, Hancock and Mrs. George Al- len were apopinted as delegates to the Presbytery, Rev. W. P. Rogers, with the as- sistance of two members of the ses- sion, Mr. Thos, Moffat and Mr, W. J. 8. Rickard formally installed the 1929 Officers and 'Veachers, of the Church Sunday School at the regular Church service last Sunday morning. Owing to sickness and in- clemency of the weather a number of the staff were absent, but the following were present and by in- vitation of the pastor took seats in the front pews of the church. Thos, A. Rogers, Mr, J. H, Jose, Mrs. N. L. Rickard, Mrs. J, R. Fisher, Mr. Lawrence Cryderman, Miss Marjorie Cowan, Miss Lillian Clemence, Miss Elizabeth Hancock, and Miss Mar- ion Rickard, as teachers and Mr. O. A. Parker, Librarian and lantern {operator. The prayers, scripture lessons, hymns and sermon all had regard to the dominant thought of the service that of religious teach- ing or edu ation. To complete the installation ser- vice the congregation stood in a body on request of the pastor to ledge its support and assistance 0 the Sunday school workers, while the pastor, Mr. I'hos Moffat and alr. W. J. 8. Rickard shooks hands with each member of the staff and ofiered a fow encouraging words. Newly elected officers of the Young Men's Class are as follows: President, . Mr. Charlie Glenney; Vice-president, Howard Pearce, Jecretary, Albert Mellow, assistant secretary, Clarence Turner; treas- urer, Austin Turner; Look-out committee, Irwin Calwill, Charlie Gilkes, C. Thackeray; Auditors, Wilbur Baskerville, Ernest Crisp; Teacher, Mrs, (Rev.) W. P, Rogers. On Mondey evening fn the Unit- ed Church Bible class room, the Tuxis Square was formally organ- ized under the direction of Rev. W. P. Rogers and Principal Thos. A. Roger, Mentor and Assistant Mentor. The former acted as chair- man and conducted the initiation of the 15 members who joined up this being a very interesting cere- mony. Praetor, Stanley Rickard, De- puty Praetor, Douglas Wright, Camptor, John Ashton, Scriptor, Garent Casewell, Sergeant Major; Sidney Brown. The Boys then par- ticipated in a number of very en- joyable contests and games, The Trail Rengers' Camp, or- ganized wnder the direction of Rev. W. P, Rogers, elected the fo!- lowing officers, Chief, Fred Cow- an, Sub chief, John Rickard, Tally, Walter Blackburn, Cashe, Billy Toms, Sergeant, Garnet Richard. {There are now 17 members in the group. |] HAMPTON Hampton, Jan. 24.--Mr, W. W. Horn, and son, Wallace, were in Toronto on Tuesday. Mr. T. A. Brown, Ottawa, re- (urned home on Saturday after vis- iting relatives here. Miss Marjorie Pascoe, is visiting relatives and friends in Toronto. Miss Marjorie Martyn, Enniskill- en, spent Sunday at home, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Idartyn, and family, visited Bowmanvilic¢ rela- tives on Sunday. Mr. Wilfred Smale is attending Winter School, held at Cobourg this week, being sent as a delegate by the Young People's League. The January meeting of the W. M. 8. was held at the home ~f Mrs. Jao, Colwill Jr., on 'Tuesday Jan. 16th. President Mrs. (Revr.) J. R. Bick taking charge. Delegates to thc Presbyterial in Oshawa on Jan. [2¢th and 30th are to be Mrs. Bick E rs. C. H. Wallace and Mrs. W. W. {forn. Mrs. C. Stephene, Treasurer gave a very encouraging financia tatcment. The newly elected of- fiers were introduced, and the foi- wing newly appointed Heralds "card from: Temperance, Miss M. J. | aterson, Japan, Mrs. C. H. Wal- lace; Indian Werk, Mra. A. Peters, Africa, Miss 8, E, Virtue. The pro- gram was under the leadership of Mrs, Richard Avery, aud was very Interesting. Mrs. Hilton Peters fuv- ored with a solo, "The Gift of God," Mrs E. H, Cole gave a paper on "Stewardship is the Soul of Re- ligion," Several members led in praver and joined heartily in the closing hymn, A contest was then entered into, Mrs, Bick having pre- pared questions with answers tak- an from .the annual report. These papers were distributed among tho members some days previous, but not to be referred to in the con- test, something of the principle of the old fashioned spelling match, and proved both interesting and in- stractive, [ebruary mwe~tlay to he held at the heme of Mra, W., W, Hore, . COLUMBUS Columbus, Jan. 26. -- Mr, A, Murison and Stewart spent Thurs- day at Goodwood with his sister Miss B. Murison, The evening was well attended at the United Church playing Coronal and lunch was served and all enjoyed a good night. The Columbus rink are having a Carnival on Tuesday night Jan. 29 and dress costumes, Come every- one and have a good time, SKI CLUBS THRIVE ALL OVER CANADA -- Skiing is rapidly taking hold in almost every part of the Dominion, but in eastern Canada and in the Rocky Mountains it is most firmly established and counts its enthus- fasts in thousands. Around historic Quebec ther is god skiing and, in the rough rolling Laurentian country just north of Montreal, Ot- tawa, the gateway of the glorious Gatineau Hills, is another name to conjure skiers with, In the Rock- fes and Selkirks. Banff and Revel- stoke are famous winter sports re- sorts and the annual carnivals held at these points are world renowned for their fun and goodfellowship. Even {in the neighborhood of salu- brious Vancouver, skiing may be enjoyed on the slopes of Grouse Mountain, There are to-day numerous ski ~lubs scattered ncross the Domin- 'an, Ontario, Ouebec, Alberta and ad in the Canadian Bki Association, the parent hadv of the enna=t 'n» Canada, In Ottawa, the capital eity Pritish Columbia ave all renrasandg. aes: mT CLEANER TEETH WITH A KLENZO BRUSH Here's a brush in any shape, size or degree of stiffness that you could possibly desire, There are 19 different kinds of Klenzo Tooth Brushes -- every one of them made with real bristles, set in a vice-like grip and guar. anteed not to come out. Klenzo Brushes 25¢ 35¢ 50¢c and glistening white teeth, use a Klenzo Brush with Klenzo Tooth Paste. Sold only at JURY & LOVELL King EF, Simcoe 8, Phone 28 Phone 68 Tooth For a clean, sweet mouth The Rexall Stores Soa there are two flourishing clubs, of which, the Ottawa Ski Club with a membership of 2,200 is the largest in the Dominion and also the larg- est in the world. It is estimated that there are well over 10,000 active skiers in the Canadian capital alone and one of the interesting sights is the week-end migrations to the Gat- ineau Hills, where well marked trails lead to comfortable canrps in which hot meals may be prepared or purchased.-- Canadian Bureau of Natural Resources, With recent additions to grain elevator capacity, the port of Montreal, Que., now has a total grain storage capacity of 15,162,000 bushels, QUESTION OF HAT CAUSES COMMONS SOE EXCITENENT Problem of Bare-Headed Woman Member Creates Mild Scene (By George Hambleton, Staff Cor- respondent Canadian Press.) London, Jan. 26.--For the first' time in its long and romantic his- tory, the Mother of Parliaments to- day faced the diverting problem of a woman's hat, Or, to be pedanti- cally accurate, the problem of a wo- man without a hat. Mies Susan Lawrence (Labor, East, Ham, North), was the victim, As a Labor member, Miss Lawrence had been taking a prominent part in the House of Commons debates on the Government's Derating Bill, especially in regard to its effect on social services, Usually Miss Lawrence appears in the House without a hat, and therby hangs the tale. The House had swung its spright- ly way through the questions and had resolved itself into a committee of the whole on the Debating Bill, As the clauses under discussion was called Miss Lawrence rose to speak. But she could not catch the chair. man' eye, Immediately afterwards the chairman put the question and the Opposition members called for a division, Misg Lawrence rose again, there were immediate shouts "Order." Under the rules after a question is put by the chair a member must speak *'covered" and Miss Lawrence had no hat. She looked around rath- er helplessly, evidently wondering what the noise was all about, and thea tried again. "Hat! Hat!" came cries from all over the chamber, mingled with roars of laughter. A Labor member sitting behind Miss Lawrence hastily contrived a three-rornered hat out of an order naper and poised it on top of her head. Holding it there with one hand, Miss Lawrence again attemp- hut ot MONTREAL LONDON, ENG, F. J. REDDIN, Rs tativ Telephone; 2800 y Dominion and Provincial Government Bonds Municipal Bonds . Public Utility and Industrial Financing Foreign Issues Ouoted ON Established 1901 E. R, Wood, President Head Office: TORONTO, 26 King St, E. DomiNION SECURITIES WINNIPEG VANCOUVER i th hy ted to subnprit her point. But in the | In one week the boys' and girls' excitement and 'aughter ghe let it poultry club of the Scotsburn dis- slip to the floor. Again there were trict, and pounds of | Halifax, roars of "Order! Order!" "Hat!" Hat!" Labor members grabbed the pap~ er hat and once more placed it on Miss Lawrence's head, This time she resolutely banged it flat and held it there. But the leputy-chair- man, amid laughter, now declined t~ recognize the order paper as a legitimate head covering, Another Labor member offered Miss Law- rence a man's black '"'trilby,"" but this she resolutely declined to wear. Then J, H, Hudson (Labor, Hud- dersfield) entered the field. Jam- ming the trilby on his own head he said Miss Lawrence had tried to get the eye of the chair, but the deputy-chairman had not turned to her side of the house. 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