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5] QE TWO THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY, 29, 1937 Ontario and Durham County News UTTING ICE ON POND AT HAMPTON d of Many Activities of 'Busy Community and Societies iss L. Horn, Co! dent) mpton, Jan, 27.--Messrs. G. tock and 8. Kersey are busy eut- ice on the pond, having started work on Monday morning. The b 18 a superior quality this year @8 & result of the steady cold wea- ler at the beginning of the season favorable weather that has fol- , there being no January thaw next thing to wonder about hether or not the bear will see hadow on Monday, February ting had been the chief sport nthe last few days for our Eg people, there being a splen- rink on the pond again. ~The Bowmanville High School : ents held their skating party at Bowmanville pink, on Tuesday Bight, a number of students trom ) tt 8. and Mrs, W, W. Horn were a business trip to Toromto on esday, ' We are sorry to report Mastor john Virtue being confined to the wth a id opm of the chick. We are pleased to report Harola progressing favorably since operation for goitre in Lock d Clinfe, Toronto, and fs con- log at the home of a friend the city. Mr. and Mrs. Will White enter: & tained friends on Saturday evening. Mrs. Will Chapman was a visitor in Toronto, on Tuesday, A congregational meeting will be - d n the Sunday School room of the church on Friday night. Re- y of the various church socie- will be given, and the general ness of the church discussed. A attendance is asked for. The Young People's League moet- will be withdrawn this week. 'Special plans are beng made to Lmake the meetings of the new year, {both interesting and instructive, and helpful in overy detail. A reg- "ular attendance and a keen interest those who are in the habit of at- ending, will both be an incentive those in charge of the programs; and will help to make our league ne of the best If not the best n the We have a good at- nd hope to have a better d in carrying out the new ne for the year, Georgina Niddery, who has fding with Mr. and Mrs. ourtice, is spending the week South Carolina Avenue At the Boardwalk ATLANTIC CITY'S Newest Cenirally Located Fireproof Hotel $500 DAY AND UP AMERICAN PLAN Write, Phone or Wire, R®. B. LUDY, MD, i [8 A 46c tube of SQUIBBS' | Lo}! DENTAL CREAM and a | [Ff] asc bose of sQuises | ff nc oF magnesia. If | For a limited period only both for 43¢ "REGULAR PRICE 70¢ | Get yours now and | save 27¢ | tunersl of Mr. Eis tn at her home here. She has been nurse in charge of Mrs. Gay's moth. er, Mrs. Courtice, for some time past, Mesars. T. Wray and John Spry attended S.0.E. Lodge at Bowman- ville last week. SOLINA CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING Various Organizations Pre- sented Splendid Report For Year (Will L. Raker, Correspondent) Solina, Jan. 28.---The congrega- tional meeting was attended by about 75 members. Rev, J. Bick opened the meeting by using hymns 140 and 896, after which he read a Bible lesson and led in pray- er, Mr. Alan McKessock then gave a short talk and called on 'the vari- ous supterintendents who gave their reports. The C,G.LT. gave a splen- did 1eport with a balance on hand of $28.89. Adult Bible class just balanced up evenly. Joung Poo- ple's class has a balance of $52.92. The league reported a good year raising $62.00. M. and BE. fund, $617.00; 8.8. books gave a balance of $70.00; cemetery fund $49.00 In bank. Mr. Will Nichol representing the Young Men's and Ladies' classes, presented Mr, Ernest Twirst with a set of brushes before leaving for Maple Grove, The officers of the church were then elected: Elders A. P, McKessock, W. T. G. Stevens, 8S. B, Werry, A. L. Pas- coe. Stewards: E. R. Taylor, W. R. Westlake, H. BE. Tink, H. Hardy, J. Baker. The Women's Institute are hold- ing their meeting in the basement of church on 13 of February. Roll call will be "How to Make Home More Attractve to the Young Peo- ple of To-day." \ Mr. W. T. Taylor and Master Bruce spent a day with Mrs. Ernest Larmer, Blackstock, recently. Miss Nora Werry visited Mr. M, A. James, Bowmanville. Miss Vera Baker visted with Mrs, Schofield Irwin, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs Hilton Tink and Lorraine, Salem, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Vice. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. White, Alan and Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Tink, Miss Evelyn and Bruce visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tink, Salem, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. C. Howsam entertain. od a party of local friends on Satur. day night, Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolde, Toronto, visited Mr. J. W. Reynolds over the week-end. C.G.LT. met Baturday afternoon, Jan. 34th in the Bunday school room with the president, Miss Ileen Balson, presiding. Roll call was answered by a synopsis of your favorite book. Devotional was tak- en by Mrs. John Baker; vocal solo, Muriel Baker. Meeting closed with prayers--attendance 10. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin and family, of Bowmanville; Mr, and Mrs. Lowell and son, Detroit; Mr. Frank Dewell, Pickering, visited their mother, Mrs. Dewell, who has NEWLI-HARRIED Taylor, B.|la Monday. The sympathy of the community goes out to the families of Mr. Wm, Smith and Mr. Robt, Sutherland in their bereavements. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes and family vsited in Oshawa on Sunday, - MIRTLE HALL IS NOV COMPLETED Re-Opening Ceremony Is To Be Held on Friday Evening Myrtle, Jan, 38.--The Communi- R.|ty Hall is now nearly completed and it is intended to have the re. opening\ on Friday night of this week when a good concert and a box social will be given. » Mr. Jack Birnie, who was enroute from New Ontario, visited friends here the earlier part of the week. Mr. Perey Smith, who has been working for Mr. Bert Duff, left last week tor Dundalk. Mr. Ralph Annan gave a splendid report of the recent Sunday school convention, which was held in Brooklin, at the Sunday school on Sunday afternoon. The superin- tendent, Wiltred Graham, is greatly encouraged with the increased at. tendance from Sabbath to Sabbath, there being eighty-four present on Sunday. Mr. Fuller, of Oshawa, has mov- ed into the cottage, south of the vil- ge. Miss Pearl Vance spent the week- end with Mrs. James Lee, of Green- bank. The Women's Missionary society with which is affiliated the C.G.LT. held a Mothers' and Daughters' ban- quet in the church basement on Fri- day evening with a splendid atten- dance present. Ladies, who were not fortunate in havng daughters of their own, "borrowed one from a friend for the evening. After par- taking of a very satisfying repast from prettily decorated tables, the able toast mistress, Mrs. Roy Thompson, called on members of the W.M.8. and C.G.LT. girls for toasts and responses which were well given and each brought out the toast which they were propos- ing very ably. Miss Armstrong, who {8 home on furlough from the West and taking a six-weeks' course in mission work in Toronto; gave a splendid talk on her work that she is so deeply interested in. A duet by Mesdames Leury and Tordiff, was greatly appreciated. Mrs, Smart of Greenwood, gave a very interest- Ing talk on the work of the Cana- dian Girls in training and made her anponal so clear that all present liould not soon forget it. The la- dlos were quite proud of the sue- whthig their first attempt at any- 'hing of this kind and having nel. ther the men's assistance or pres. mee, The Dible Class held thelr semi- monthly meeting at the home of Nr, J. A. Carmichael on Monday aveulng, the president, Mr. George WOMEN'S ASSOC'N MEETS IN SCUG0G TOWNSHIP HALL Interesting Program of Mu- si¢. and Addresses Was Presented (Mrs. D. Hope, Correspondent) Scugog, Jan. 27,~The Women's Association met in the Township Hall last Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 20th. The meeting was well at- tended and very interesting. Our new president, Mrs. Geo. Sweet. man took charge, The first on the program was bible verses read re- sponsively, Then Mrs, A. Plougham gave a reading of something for every day of the week. Mrs, Geo. samells and Miss Hazel Sweet sang a duet, with Miss Myrtle Sweetman presiding at the organ. Mr, J. Joblin gave us one of his splendid talks. Two new commit. tees were added * to our list of workers. A prayer circle in charge of Mrs. J. Joblin and Mrs. Geo. Jackson. A visiting committee in 'charge of Mrs. R., Hood, Mrs, A. Ploughman, Mrs. D. Hope, Mrs. Geo, Samells. The Roll was called responding to a verse in the bible commencing with the letter C. We have two new members this year, would like several more. After the close of the meeting we were in- vited to the dining part of the hall where a table was set with all the 80d things besides hot mashed Dotatoes and corned beef.. Group No. ¢ had this meeting in charge. They are Mrs. Pettit, Mrs. W. Mark. Mrs, Stephenson, Mrs, A. Mc- Kensie and Mrs. Wanamaker, who could not be present. They gave to the young folks a special invitation for tea and evening which was spent in games and contests. A very enjoyable time wag spent by all. Proceeds $11.30, Mr, J. Burnham spent the week- end in Toronto, Mrs. Bushin and children has returned to her home in Buffalo after her visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs; A. Black, who went as far as Toronto with her. Mr. and Mrs, Byres has returned to their home in Whitby after their visit with her brother. Mr. Geo. Bratley. The county snow plough came down the fsland to Mr. Joblin's store on Saturday morning and made the roads passable for cars. a number of their neighbours in on Thursday even- ing to have a pleasant time in hone our of their birthday. was spent. Mr. T. Grahath atfended the funeral of the Hon. Wililam Smith at Columbus on 'Monday. Mr. J, Milner and Mrs. Geo. Sweetman has given a number of trees for wood Church so the men are busy with wood bees getitng it in shape for the stove. Mr. Geo. Hood also gave some dry maple to help out. for the Centre Our reeve, Mr, J. Aldred is in Whitby this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson invited friends qd daughter, Alleen's A most enjoyable time Mr, and Mrs. J. Jetfery, of To- ronto, attended the funeral here of his old friend, Mr. I. Rodman. Sorry to hear that Mrs. Morley 'Goard, of Little Britain. had the misfortune of falling and spraining her ankle, Hope she may be able to get around again soon, On Wednesday evening of last week, Jan. 21, the Young People's League met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Samells, was in charge of Mr. Ray Milner. The meeting was opened usual way. The scripture was read responsively. also read by Mr. Donald Faulkner and Mr. Sydney Chandler, The sec- The meeting in the Other verses were retary's report was read ,and the roll called responding to a verse in® the bible. The meeting closed by all repeating the league's bene- diction. Then Mr, Geo. Samells conducted some contests, On Saturday morning, Jan. 24, 1931. wag the closing day of the life of Mr. Isaac Rodman, of Scu- £08, After a long and most trying illness. he quietly passed to the great beyond, He was born on the farm his father homesteaded when he first came to the island, before there was a bridge across to Port Perry. He lived there nearly ali his 78 years. where his son, Stew- art now lives. Mr. Rodman bought the farm known as the Thompson place and moved there a few years ago. He has been in very poor health for quite a while, But since the last of October he has not been able to be up. He was a very patient sufferer, He had a smile, a hand shake and a joke for his host of friends, a great friend to children, A great pillar of the church is gone. The funefhl ser- vice was held in the head church where he and his family and his parents always attended. The Rev. H. Stainton, of Pickering, Rev. J. Biford and Mr. J. Joblin of Scugog 'paid their last tribate to the de- parted and gave the ones present a great message of hopefulness by faith. Two of his favourite hymns. were sung. "Nearer My God To, Thee", and "In the Sweet By and By". He leaves to mourn his vac« ant place his wife, two sons, Orr of Buffalo, Stewart, at home, one daughter, Mrs. J. Dusty, of Green- bank, one brother in Buffalo, one sister, Mrs. W. T. Reader, of Port' Perry and Miss Flora Miller, who has been as a daughter to thém for several years. The pall bearers were his life long friends, Mr. Harvey Plum, of Prince Albert, Mr. Geo. Hudson, Mr, J. Harvey, Mr. C. Whinsett, of Port Perry, Mr. J. Pearce and Mr. R, Carter, of Scugog. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prinse Albert. The coni- munity joins in sympathy with the bereaved family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ploughman and daughter. Audrey, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Samells on Mondsy evening. Miss H, Sweet spent the week- end with her parents in Oshawa. Mr. an8 Mrs. H. Collerfn and children is staying with Mr. Geo. Bratley for a few weeks, Mr. and Mrs. J, Milner and Ray attended the funeral of their cousin, Mr. E. Ingram, of Port Perry on Sunday. Miss Helen O'Brien, of Port Perry, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Willlams, for a few days, L The Manufacturer Co-operates With Us In The Greatest Ingerie We Have Ever Attempted THE MANUFACTURER HAS CO-OPERATED IN PUTTING ON THIS UNUSUAL EVENT IN ORDER TO KEEP HIS PLANT GOING AND GIVE EMPLOYMENT. BY PURCHASING NOW YOU NOT ONLY GET HIGH G RADE MERCHANDISE AT REALLY UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, BUT YOU ARE GIVING EMPLOYMENT TO CANADIAN CITIZENS. Sale Palntér presiding. After the open. ing hymn and prayer which was of fered by Mr. J. ¥. Beacock. Grour singing was enjoyed. Mr. Robert Chisholm delighted the gathering with a vocal number which won hearty applause aud brought out te those present the nndeveloped tal ents that some of the class member: COUPLE HONORED Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mcintyre Gave Shower Ashburn, Jan, 28.~-A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Me- Intyre, whose marriage took place recently, met at their home on Fri- day night and gave them a miscel- laneous shower when they were made the recipients of many pretty hive. Mr, and Mrs. J. ¥. Beacoek rave a pledeing duet, Games which uver one took an active part in wer played and lunch was served, after which the usual business was tran. fuctod when it was deelded that ir the future the first half of each evening should be set apart for Bi- ble study. violin selection by Mr, J. A. Carmichael brought the happy gathering to a close. Tho next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. Bert Duff, : Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hudgins, of Toronto, visited the former's moth- er, Mrs. H, Hudgins, the earlier part of the week. and useful gifts. The bride before her marriage was Miss Kathleen Taylor, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. | Fred Taylor, and has' been one of | the town's popular young ladies. Rov. Lawrence, of oseneath, presented two very helpful sermons here on Sunday. In the morning he based Ms subject on Andrew and pointed out very vividly how ths faithful disciple brought others to Christ which was the duty of every true Christian, A number from here attended the funeral of Mr. Wm. Smith, of Columbus, on Monday, His friends here regret to learn that Mr. David Ballard, who lives alone at his litle farm near Chalk Lake, has been very ill this winter and had to be removed to the home of Mr. Ellwood Cauntlers, where he is under Dr. Mellow's care sna 1 sald to bo doing as well as can be expagt d. rs. Will Parker and daughter, Jean, Myrtle, visited friends here on Bunday. Mr. Philip Parrott, of Oshawa, who {is executor for the estate of the late Wm, Tucker, is offering the household effects and dwelling: house of the deceased for sale on Saturday of this week, Mrs. Wm, Walker and son hive been visiting the former's daughter in oaronte, From " [] promising young far- mers h pH patience sore! shimmerg moon Juet SRODKLIN LIBRARY ANNUAL MEETING Howard Mackey Was Elect- ed President For The Ensuing Year (Miss Elinor Mackey, Correspon- dent The annual meeting of the libra- ry was held on Saturday evening 4n the library room. The following officers were elected: Prosident, Mr, Howard Mackey; vice-pres., Mrs. Harry McBrien; treasurer, Mrs, George Jones, Directors were Mr. Ratcliffe, Mrs. Hunter, Dr. G. Moore, Mr, Alchibad, Mrs. Norman White, Mr. Thomas Hall, A high school minstrel show, which had Sant praise from Pros- pect, are providing a programme on Friday, February 6th under the auspices of Women's ssociation' in the township hall, : Birth At Oshawa General Hospital on January the 7th, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Groat, a daughter, Geor- gina Mae. . r, Samuel Kivell has been ap- pointed weed inspector for the township of Whitby for the year | by Bing dou Baniy coum]. " r. and Mrs, E. Pascoe and Mrs, C. L. Mackey visited wi in Suns y with friends a gpm wom 2, Te BDO © week-end at her home, Mist Louise Robinson, of New- yene the week-end with 0. Doroth apeac's ow anys wih Sr and Mk 8 Pasay v8 w r. and Mi Miss Madeline Blight has return. ed home after spending a friends in Nowmarins osk with Arthur Grass attended the Toronto. end with John Mrs. E. P. Mackey spent the week parents, Mr. and Mrs, 11, of Green Ryver. 1,200 First Quality Values $1.00 to $1.25. Special Selling Event Non-Run Bloomers & Vests Colors, Peach, Nile, Orchid, Sunni and Rosalie, Regular 55¢ Special Service Telephone orders will be accepted Thursday evening from 7 to 9 P.M. This is a service to those who cannot get down to the store. PHONE 2595 We will deliver your parcel on Friday morning, 180 SUITS PYJAMAS Tuck in or over Blouse Styles, light or dark colorings. Some are slightly imperfect. values that sell at $2 to $2.50 suit. But Special Selling Event ou ARIS a a ---- NSE Hit tata 2 pit Zeal i S. Ee ----