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<@ { -â€"â€"-'-"-..-_' Local ate ve Been sota "aAt" 5 "ha en ~ . iranqurnachanniig F*â€" 54â€"AÂ¥ B ,â€"~â€" 4# conditione aitectes "oe be of an Interseting letter written to se oo e _ parent of a boy has been, "What Advutcg: is there in my boy beâ€" ing a Scout?" To answer fully ing a Scout?" To answer fully| Chenglie and 'ng“ld require much lpund but the dr:.mllu. : advantages are many andâ€" can be | and Fowchow summed up briefly. The boy Of| Owen are 1 today has “d"b“a‘ ’m 0st |about three 1 uncertain future put ore: chilâ€" Chungking, dnnofun{np. A Seout 1eATDS | capital of C to be quick and clear thinkingâ€"|situated on th reliable and able to take his PlAC® | on cither si in society. The art of leadershiP | River From is ih'an to onl{ a few. _ They Fowchow, 100 quickly come to the front and thus by boat.‘ Mr give to their fellows the feelin€|to meet us, of security and confidence 89|Rev, and Mrs necessary. A Scout learns tole"â€"|and‘ Miss Du ance of others‘ feelings, AnY inâ€" | Misses Grah feriority complex he may have will| w M S, work, at least be lessened from such cOMâ€"| An evange tacts. To be able to met quicklYy |gown river to and rightly is an asset that Will |on market da stand ty a boy through all his | Chinese pastc on and i the snd!"fl‘;;- NA biblewoman. . this a aim is on ‘‘â€" | helpers, The ly attained, much good -fi?".‘uu Ch&:n junk, have been done. nlense. Tor Th Dwtdm-' '!.llui.lul.'h' The Scouts and Cubs held their regular méeting last Friday n(i:‘hL The interesting ccremon‘ of Cubs -ug:ing to Scouts was held. Six gu .E'l;om Dochrtys. James lfil;:r, om Eve om Sparrow, gâ€" las M:cl(m James O‘Dell were initiated into the Scout Troop by Sc%ut Master _ Len Elliston and Cub Master Harry Price. lgfiy these boys be "Good Scouts". â€" ward Rushbrook was promoted to Assistant Scout Masterâ€"Acting. Tests passed included: Tenderâ€" foot tests, Scout‘s laws, signs and salute, the Union Jack and uses of Scout staffâ€"Tom Dockerty; uses of Scout staff and hikin signs â€" Sid Quaresemin; 'u:on: class test, Morse signllli.nr(}eo. Fletcher; Kim‘s gameâ€"Jack Sudâ€" bury, Geo. Burlington and Sid Qulmmin; Cub invested â€" Wilâ€" liam Maclvor. Hon. M. A. Sorsoleil No ceremonial inauguration â€"has been glumed for opqg the Transâ€"Canada pumgr mail mir service betweéen Montreal and Vancouver, tentatively scheduled for July 1. Continned from page 1â€" host of friends throughout the province. _ His fireunu was m possible through the good 0 of Mr. Harry Clark, who introâ€" duced him. The best traditions of Presbyâ€" terian hospitality were well mainâ€" tained by the ladies of the Needleâ€" craft elub who acted as caterers. More than sixty guests and memâ€" bers attended. _ _ = â€"â€"= 0_ _ a Tetiy. progrestite srgannations a lively, pro organ n, and nhouls do much toward buildâ€" i: up of a genuine community rit. 1st Scouts and Cubs The qn-m, often asked by : TENDERS FOR COAL AXD COK® â€"Read the Ads. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1988 . â€"â€"â€" Whatever else you want in ice you want purity. Enjoy this better, clearâ€" asâ€"aâ€"crystal ice and the protection it provides, "ON YOUR STREET EVERY DAY" Davidson Bros. By order, Boy Scouts PURIT Y J. M. SOMERVILLE from continuing on our journey, m:%.zwfiuz:m us , to secure lodging for the nigh Lnu-m;-n ’l?:o M"M in Chinese Inns, but we asked to be taken to the Christian Missionary Alliance jact in the interests of five denomâ€" :n.. Friends, Methodist fih of the U.S.A. and Misâ€" esite the nihll[ tfia o x 4 MR. AND MRS. MOFFAT and Fowchow, where Mr. and Mrs. Owen are stationed, we spent about three weeks. tovahip " with "ihane" Rniaiomacter Next dawned fine and we were *T oi uinss us To apm mt chungiing mt u6. and we secured passages back to Hong Inutm March 28th by aeroplane, connect with this boat "The Empress of J * which salled Trom there on April situated on the sides of mountai on either side of the Yu(l::x River. From there we went to Fowchow, 100 miles down the river by boat. Mr. Owen had come up to meet us, At this station are Rev, and Mrs, Longley, Dr. Jenner, and Miss Dunkin of the hospital, Chenglie and return, three hunâ€" dred miles, In these two stations Chung®ing, now the provisional caphal of China. m besattully Misses Graham and Lamb in An evangelistic tour was made down river to a real native town on market day, nine in the party, Chinese pastor and his assistants, biblewoman and other Christian helpers, The trip was made in a Chinese junk, private boat if you please, for the sum of 35¢ return. It was great to see the active way the pastor and his assistants set to work at once preaching the food news of the .gospel. Soon a arge: crowd had f-tbcnd around them and they distributed tracts and portions of scripture. The biblewoman had her -to? to tell and the young men talked on proâ€" moting better sanitary conditions in thohhom. ‘:led w”hlic"hu!ta, using large posters illustra bad conditions, some first aid work was done also. The nine of us had funch in a large Chinese Inn, mud floor, matâ€" ting for walls and roof, kitchen in the diuing“ part, Chinese dogs around looking for something to eat. There were six courses, with all the rice one wished, total bill for the party 40c gold. Y There was no food wasted, the dogs got what was thrown on the floor, and little girls were ready to secure the leftâ€"overs. Returned home, pleased with our trip, and the work being done in this town. Wherever we went it was good to see the way in which our misâ€" sionaries leave all this ovlnfil‘isfic work to theâ€"Chinese pastor, asâ€" gistants and biblewomen, _ students, men and women, some of them rdums from Nanking Uniâ€" versity. These were distributed in three groups at three different villages, 1{::: was street preachâ€" 2.. d:tnb\mon of tracts 2\1 po;: ons of scripture, weifare pul lie hcx.h talks and m:lble:l treatâ€" ,l:-ttt'h band of workers l:‘man Returning to Chungking, a trip of twelve hours up river, twice the time of going down, we next proâ€" :;«Ii)od loMChflguk and wetehog\lem t. & s, Agnew, whom we know so well. Mrs. Caldwell of Weston is Mrs. Agnew‘s mother. Mr. and Mrs. &E‘finrnd the baptism of their son, Bryce, till after our arrival, Mr. Longley where had been doing work. A il:;‘lzul otzsarinhn to tope with the task,. Some seed _ A great work of the missionary is the training and (ndlng of Chinese Christians through Bible Training Classes. It is taking time to train them to be good leadâ€" The hospital at Fowchow is well organised and doing good work, and there is a large school. officiating. On Sunday, Rev. Homer Brown planned the day for an evangelistic tour 20 miles into the cmt:‘: where they had been doing wo: falls by the wayside, some on stoney ground, some among Jt e somem. this ho. Sariern" Shinn" copled copied This is a great educational cenâ€" tre and there are also two houpiâ€" tals, men and women‘s connected with our mission, _ The University is a union proâ€" fessors and Chungking, now the ) We also secured tickets to fo abundant OUT OUR WAYX The Conning Tower has been distributed and this week there has Last week, Mr. Worden personâ€" ally visited every first form (Grade IX) in the academic dnpnmmnk and explained the new Grade course which m*_;m be entering upon next year. re are a numâ€" ber of important options for the students to select, and all have been urged to choose those subâ€" ts or courses which th:fi will enâ€" joy and in which they will, thereâ€" pupils who have a ball game later, are compelled to satisfy themselves with the northâ€"east ball diamond. This is an excellently situated diaâ€" mond, the onl'l comLL..ht being the trek from third to homeâ€" plate, The sand there is so deep :};at it reminds one of the seaâ€" ore. been a continual hum in the halls. This hum is easily explainedâ€"it is caused by ardent autograph seekâ€" ers. Some pupils are reported to have almost one hundred and fifty autographs of their fellow students. from several universities in China. fore, do their best work. Attention must also be paid to the profesâ€" sions or oecng:fiom which these students will later follow and to the courses which will best fit each student for his chosen career, Parâ€" ents are asked for their oo-b(?m- tion in this matter. Every Grade IX student has been given a printâ€" ed outline of the Grade X course for next year, and those still in doubt have been urged to consult It was interesting seeing the splendid coâ€"operation. The large gymnasium was turned into a dorâ€" mitory with double decked beds to accommodate 200 students, only misles between the rows. in solid rock. Soldiers were out at daybreak drilling, School morning session from 6.30 until 10. In Hong Kong at one time there were 17 munition ships unloading cargo from nations manufacturing ;n'rm:m: *n Manvey. t?nu(h The i a highway t mountains from Mandalay into West China and thousands of Chinese coolies are busy on it. War material is also (o!w China via Haiphong and h Tailway, then trucked into West The Chinese are now g many improved bombing ml ylns and are overcoming the apanese in the air. Th; are much superior in plane warfare. Safety du ts were being conâ€" _ntm_e_o_l in Vel} China, sometimes China is in the crucible and many are hopeful she will come out a Christian nation, At an English prayerâ€"meeting in Chm.nflufwr Christian Uniâ€" versity from Nanking and Cheloo spoke with the greatest confidence, that through God‘s help they w“ill: win the war li\d o;ef'r‘: come this gseat wrong, r8. dean of Women at Cheloo, was one dfiuo?e.km She had adâ€" dressed Toronto Presbyterial a year ago. Great demands sre being made on all the Christian Missions and # the réfugees to obtain 1 place to live in and work to do. * (To be concluded next week.) (J. HAWE) . 38 MAIN ST. N. T n #.._ LADIES® and GENTS®‘ SUITS â€" TOPCOATS Spanged and Pressed ... HAH Mevs With the afterâ€"school classes, the Weston Cleaners aman â€"._..) _ P NE DYEWORK A SPECIALTY Weston High and Vocational School AMPUS ( ,OMMENT \®% their formâ€"teacher or the subjectâ€" Daumh.hr" tea tentatively slated for the 27th of May and perhaps a In this, the last column of the year, I wish to thank Mr. Paton and the fine staff of reporters who have helped to make this column & success, and to acknowledge the coâ€" operation of The Times and Guide in allowing us space to print it. And now, "So long," until another term rolls round and the best of luck in those pitfalls of a scholar‘s careerâ€"the examinations, f In view of the fact that all the students are burlna. down â€" and studying hard for promotion examinations, school activities are at .i'undi‘.glki::nd news is at a mium. & we see mll Chisholm‘s ,‘mt and Daughter" tea tentatively slated few staff changes for the coming Tower" was distributed among the students of W.H.V.S. on Monday afternoon, May 2, and was an imâ€" mediate hit. In the magazine.were pictures of a great many of the students, the alumni of last year‘s graduating classes, the form news where one may read interesting facts about members of the variâ€" ous forms, and last but not least, fine examples of the literary work of the students in both prose and verse. Copies of the "Canning Tower" may be purchased at any one of the three booksellers in Many and he.tt!y congratulations are forthcoming for the swell job done by "Mac" Skinner as Editorâ€" inâ€"Chief of the magazine. You made a great fist of the hard task placed ur;n your shoulders, "Mac", and we know {ou’ll go places. All the members of Mac‘s staff deserve a hearty vote of thanks. Last Friday, May 6th, the third year ‘:Il:ctric.tmachine and cg’amn: speci went on, a tour through the General Electric plant on Davâ€" mh‘d. An insight into the of electrical apparatus, knowledge of many things connectâ€" ed with the operation of a large plant, and a general good time, was gained by everyone. Three bicycles which aré parked | mi-t&-mahme.neonun- being down by some mischievous person who gently, but firmly, shoves them over, from the | other side of the fence. The owners of the wheels know that he means :ilt.'h-.‘:h:tfihuhn g on of one another. Please stop. MfiaAt“hh.n Yor the ts h time ‘that even "Look here," said his exasperated the little who asked so many mabw*m a question mark ?" h!r"l\d.nbngâ€"=_$ Tann Seivation Areiy t 4 oc The 1938 issue of the "Comning Bob Grosskurth, Editor. TIMES AND GUIDE to keep the Has Praise h’?:l.nllffl&hd orities from September 1 to Oct. ( uk airoh tor t prrine meokly, in ing given for riod w y, ‘nncglu. of the lt,lent, second and third years, and in one class of the fourth year. The instructor, Mr. Metcalfe, holds an Interim Eleâ€" mentary Vocal Music Certificate. "It was a pleasure to make my first visit of inspection to the Weston High School," Mr, Wallace comments. "There is a sound spirit in this school which reflects credit u; the work of the staff and the mcuhip and administraâ€" :‘nd the leilde:;h:c.snd ld:il.niltn- ve ca princi Genâ€" eral mm is good and the mfl-' deportment and their attiâ€" tude towards their studies, merits favorable Continued from Lee Mnl)nhut-n.v:bululfld out by the pupils in connection with the course in Business Pracâ€" tice and Lower and Middle School History. favorable comment. b:ko“:l the delayed oz:n!u of the last gutnmn + alessss awa in a wame Autumn the classes are in a very satisfactory stage of advancement in the various subjects. Results of the Departmental examinations of 1987 were very gratifying. records, and the work of an effiâ€" cient secretary contribute to the Jlsn ‘s in dnf':fstui': m pl s g:dm of the school library to the pupils, Two adjacent classrooms are used as reading rooms at the noon hour under supervision. A pian has béen suggested for providing shelves of special n!emp:’ books in the various subjects in each classroom. This plan is to be comâ€" mended, "I had the pleasure on the last day, of meeting Mr. Master, Chairman of the Board i)f Educaâ€" tion, Professor Wilhelm, Mrs. Aitchison and Mr. Marchment," the report concludes, Young Novelist Toronto.â€"Lloyd McKenzie, 16, has written 16 novels, each of them a murder mystery, to win honots as Toronto‘s youngest, if not most profilic writer. He rents the books at ome cent a week. The books are on display at the Chilâ€" dren‘s Aid Society hobby show Film Star (newly married): !m "It is, pr:hu.' "Say, it looks mighty familiar. Are you sure I haven‘t married you béfore ?" Under ATTENTIONâ€"To everyone this weekâ€"end, we will give SUPREME MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS > =====Special=â€"â€"â€"= Sale + Guitars order of the health authâ€" 123 MAIN ST. 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