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TEE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONqTARTO ILf l ? m 4Mrs. S. Murdock, wr nrdc Rl bbDer Union iaices Bro Liampton d AUI PE SON L RThe Treasurer, Mrs. E. Hn I US iigalnsi P officers. Only change was that Service. Cail ta Worship, lune the membership fee for 33 mem- ~T é W L E t r ________________________________________Mrs. AI Hunter takes place of Mna. Giesel, Bible Lesson, Bertha Ar-. bers. It was decided ta sew for -Peet lierau~t, rs.I. nel, Trono. ure fo CaadaOn ehaf ,nuarylth, 1941 R. Branch as secretary. Mrà. ]R. mour; Reading, Edith Rackham; the refugees, alsa that only sand- 1NV Miss aud rsI.e llam oronlte getraeDa.Eio Graham donated a quilt top. Next Gwen Caverly led in prayer; wiches and beverage or cookies S p r V le ture. On behalf of Local 189, which I meetin, aqiting at Mrs. Clar", Marjorie Allin taok charge of or cake and beverages, will be ?&Sa.WWn. E. Smith, Oshawa, Annual meeting of the Junior represent, aur members have tak- ence Trer s, Jan. 29th. dprogram; Muriel Smith read an served at the meetings. S p r V waa *ftnkend guest of Min Eva W. A.. of st. John's Church. was en a serlous stand against your Visitc>rs: Mifss Wylnia FarroW, _________________________Asoial_____of____________t J.Weh. held Jan. l4th. Rev. Canpp-Spen- paper, The Canadian Statesman. inOshawa.. Mrs. G. Arnold4iiÉ topic was presented by Mrs. Art. tmng, windmng wool and niostly cer presided~- An ex<êeltireotTentceha "pu ih Oshawa;Mr.HariOsaw Blanchard; Keith Peters favaured chatting was enjoyed alter which Mia, Lenora Henry,e reotTenoieta o ulseOsw; s.Hrs Tranto, an the year'. activities *as pre- news of interest for the Goodyear M'Ei lr'. i i with a piano solo; Thelma Rob- dainty refreshinents of c a ke,FRLE C RT N spd, ft.tM.e omwoken . erfiSente& Treasurer's repart was Tire & Rubber Ca., but will flot A. Huner and Mary, at Mir. C. bins gave an humorous reading. sandwiches and -tea was served. given byMrs. W. Tait. After votes publish letters or anythininn oUTur,Hnr's. .n.Mr. Ray Bown, h eeting ofthe Solhaves Wive Mr. Arche Wood and Masa af than n prcito otefavor for some timni . values we ofMer Raytheoencurtain speelals. hie presenthmarnai Louise Edniondson, Oshaka, weré retfrlng officers, tefloig We notice that you stress the Montreal. .Mrs. be Hiler, meetIY W.. uingaryofs aheldscc ves vlmet will mainntheecodofrer ye sec a rs . in mr1l the_______Toont. _n_______W.. ux l oud sa ly endra d er met curtainwtai fuitherecod f r umerhl maelayq é.weekend guests of Mr'. and Mrs. were elected for 1941: Supt.-Mrs Local as bemng af iliated with the Toronto.ladECT OFFICKRS president's vote oftanut ter i acks wt ulde rls nmth ~D. J. Chanmbers. J. Living; Pres.-Effie McFeeters: C.I.O. in the United States but ____OFIIR__sdetsvoeo tak t hi Mi. ary ose bs etrndVice Pres.-Doris Clapp; Sec'y tibrugheanadiano thCoes f nnikllnTrinity Woman's Association hstssMr. pece.A WD AREY0FCLRSAUMAEI after ,a wçek's visit wth hereyiumphrey;s; iitès -Doro- ELabor. Perhaps you or thOFe Comp-AN ters, Mrsl. F. A. Haddy and MsanevansLiPianig;-Evelyn Hall ally could advise us on that point.____ met Jan. 14th, with Mrs. T. W. erW. antI JeanoLivtog; Visitlng Coin- We also note there are coin- Visitors: 1 le. nd dMi. Cawker presiding. Mrs. B. Pol- NEGLECT CAUSES Varlous wldths up to 44 luches miteNrhWrEey alpansa osieo h okn -lard and circle were in charge of uoMaAi21-yrdlngAR W.aol N . Kine , RCn.v-39, ttd ea-north SohWard, veynHall plantios atisn eo the orplant Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, the devotional service and pro- ý O S CRIMES l21-yadlogP Halifax, N. S., has returned ta bis ley Aider and Edith Ruite;r. at Bowmanville. We would like Ohand M . WEaer sn.Mr,'and h iptr n r.H W PAE1 2 C TO H E I duties alter spending a pleasant O audyeeig jnay ou to make that sorte into Ail amiywhMrs. . Sanderson, and offe r ay H cer.Asl M Dlnunyastefrrner A mdlm elhtsSPtEAhKaERo flrSTavATESh il leave wlth his parents. llth, a family reunion was held working conditions whén already Èurketon. .Miss Alice Steven- Task" was epatyerendereo"Mydecimqencwas atth b Ger rA. eradmwetshell, a novetorougblymaifer Mr. Bernard Mitchell, St. Cath_ at the home of Mr. and Mis. C. A. haveun tee undredut grkine son and MissOlga Sanderson ére by Mrs. E. J. Anderson, accom- L. Davidge of the Boys' Training wa n ahwladpoetoogl arines, was in town ov r teweelc- Larme#, Church Street, ta cele- hv enptinaotwrigattending the short course anied i.Wrmn r.Sho saf na drs ate end visiting his wife and new baethe twentieth wedding an- conditions. Hampton. . . Mr. and Ms id Mrrs. . Pllrd gve a Nw Yrs yogpl affi T drini oty heh Ubeee Yr lahdY baby (Mary Vernon) in Bowman- bvrsr M.andte Alme-Yau aimatel the public that the TamblnadGeMsr.C : . message avei. alN ey ar 'syondaypeoengpHl e mp iit hsized ________Yard ______ vilnHsivl ersaryofEi. alln . Ae r vn-extremeîy îow wages are due toa yn as d Gmln, OonMesrsesaean. C N wawlko ona veig.H mpaied4 f vileHopia. eeh fEnisile. ieevn short tume wark or beginners IJs. TabyIon;MSe "Peace in War Time."1 Interesting that crime Olten started in the ih edie a o e n g was spent playing cards and thought I made that clear toyo Ross Ashton, Haydon; Mr. and mnhl andI annual reports of hm hra fcide a Th nwa youoia imale yih r.W. Bowman, Enfield; Mr~. mth aiuy crlsweepee he.pomeperasing nidrehad nf-42" CIRCULAR COTTO pasdcadrlnew h ar. en rv htavig sia tieaftey rsic when I showed o about fi nid Mis. C. Gilkes and sons, Neéw tevrosccl wepeend.rprtaing ndh of- pa's ised for reneln cr/Ci iOf Rass hordes adsthre enytas.pay envelopes and we can get cstaass ei's~~~~~~~~~~ liess hrfr Ce fRs ihrsndtepeet- mare of them for the past two cate, at Mr. R. Ormiston'ls. .1Mr. Officers for 1941 are: Past dence ini their teachers this could A fine, smnooth surface, white cloth, speclaily wvufrpl Police- Venton adviscs that cars tion of a day bcd was made to the wak ne 2. e ekYunid Mis. Walter Oke, 'with frienda President, Mrs. E. P. Bradt; Presi- neyer happen. css wlt od mrkrs hold ôtb. rie ad roo. athr - published that ail employéee was in Oshawa. . . Mi. and Mis Gdnt isa...Cakr;lt Mr. Davidge gave exaniples of awdO ha teeIt fis pariuar.-dw serdsand the ?o Lndchi Ferguson and family, Oshawa, at Vice, Mrs. K. Squair; 2nd Vice, how small' crimes can become39ad 9 ,Yr ar owd on It streetfor anypr- cd with wodsaof thanks h reeîMrngA. 20.O p.r week'Mi Spragge Mis. J. Thickson; Secretary, Mis. larger ones as boys get older and399 . ce juge hatevrYoe wre ha thy wuldbeover, we hyaentrcivng anid Dae, Mi. O. Pcthick and P. E. Greenfield; Assistant Sec- more experienced. Comics and de- I g nie t a co ve a u ge t at ev rfn w$et att.ywa0dbe i wad iion ta sthrece w a tr n sM i. F. Pethick, T ornto; M. and rtary, M s. W . A. Edger; Cor- tective stries often defeat their e l a oodresonforflonhv aro ebrathte m.y mae an- on2.0wichwasreced aier Mrs B. Wooddand Nancy, Oshawa, respondence Secretary, Ms. D. own alleged purpose of shwing - BLEAC14ED 'SWCOUFORTER Mrg nd mrker. . Vnt neW.Rs rike wth tem - ar unin washa o rte Sa weat Mr. S. R. Pethick's. .. Mr. and :R. AlIdreat; Treasurer, Mis. R. J. that crime does fiat pay. The read- BA17S Me.ein Trnid Mi s. C ansatn.e.RsatthBrik amtnos est eak- r nince tatyu ar e ork-Ms . lmer Beech, Blanche nad Pilling; Flawers, Mrs. W. H. er Often cheers for he bandit and wcr te lurarneTdya ttf e osn- er y g at the nittions luOforaidt., hlh eLloyd, Union, with Mis. Ella Smith Bfrks. longs ta partîcipate in simulai' cx- Sie 72" xEh0 Charles Batting, 76, who died sud-' B. H. Mortlock an the occasion Of As~ regards ta boys, we have anid Mi. ClautI Smith. .. Mr'. nid c____épiode._____nd____ny denly on Sunday. Deceased was the club entertaning members ofabutity okignthplt McPhersan, Carletan wherei . Vinap aro ther QualitiSe iam peSie 3eau born in Bowmanville but in early .the town council anid othè civic and if two anid two make four: Pa~e, tD.C .Asis r odel ie isS acmGro childhood maved ta Toronto. For bodes. Mi. Strike was accomPan- then I wauld say that you are a a Dr. . . Astnirl n ds..i ode' ie Mutton, Miss Lorraine Pickard, 30 years he was an employee of led by Editar Gea. W. James. long way out by saying six byaMis. Wm. Wight, at Mr. W. Greatiy increase /Miss Lilian Naylor wbo sang and C.CM.unilreird.The Batting Coming home the twa ex-Mayors ta ee~ery hundred men in the plant Wright's.. Mi. andI Mis. G. ClbJni.s i, ieacock who perfarmed the 36" FACTORY COTT N home was on Concession Street had a bit of matai' trouble which a hyol aeaot30e-Becch, at Mr'. I. Ti'avell's, Oshawa. Clb______p uteso intraducingth speaker. FRCMOTRMKN 9 wbere Mi'.'Cari' now lives. necessitated them walking over pîoyees. Mission BandI met atter S. S. The first meeting of the Sol.-FRYards forAIIN T Mi. Harry Taylor, for the past five miles, being towed ta a gar- On yaur page two we notice Sunday morning. Reading by ,Mis. dier's Wives Auxiliary met at the Adoption of Report 8 yeara on the staff of the local age twic, anid then finally hiring "Goodyear Continues ta Show L. Ashton. "Jesus Loves Me," was home of Mis. C. R. Spencer, Jan. A. & P. Store, bas been transfer- a taxi ta caver the last 30 miles - Profit,' Sales Up Over Last Year's Sung by the gi'aup. Mission boxes 7th, with an exceptionally goodlUgdB ircMN PESOKAIGSEIL"AEO red ~ ~ ~ ~ hoe asmngro.h aac n ilti ihtetemmtrErnings Caver Dividend Require- were distributed;,readfig by Mis. attendance. Mrs. Lyle Wilson, pre- DISPLAY, WHICH WE ARE UNALET branch. Harry's génial snlile and haeing around 15* below zero. ments" anid etc., while at the samne Werry. - Secretary Donalda Gi'if-aident, after a few word of m,.. A discussion of the Sirois Re- ADVERTISE. wilhingness ta help will be mnissed Bath gentlemen admit they were time employeea were being cut fmpncitinsa heh ssepan-or rcmenaosfrm a__________ lu the store as weil as lu the a total failure at the modemn art in rates and wages, and a war on, Miss Ruth Stevenson teok the variaus topics thats were dis- Christian viewpoint was present-OuSectnof14PrtsaeTieTkofUcow" Y.P.U. of Trinity Cburch where of tbumbing a ride under such aima the price of everything gaing charge of the Missionary pragrain cussed at the executive meeting. ed ta the Sunday evening Congre- OrSlcino 91Pit r TeTl he was recrea ion leader for two tryng, exaspcrating circumstanc- up. on Sunday mýoi'ning. - Teergltoswr n-gatian of St. HalsUiedCuc ave Tou Seen Thom Yet? yeas.Hismay riedswis ~es Thn a aIt iaul t inur7, Therefare we take aur stand for Congratulations ta Mr. and mously accepted: That member- by Rev. A. R. Cragg. Folaowing ever sucessinbis new position. (or was it juat a frozen nase anid Br'itish rights toall knowing that Mis. Ahnei' Beech, an celebrating sbip be divided into five district bis programi of dealing with cur- Frank Carter, Wbltby, lias _taken sare feet?> onc of the weary tra- rigbt wil prevail. their 20th wedding anniversary. groupa, convenor of each group rent probleis anid everyday ap-______________________ Harry's place bere. vellers on bis arrivai home at 3 Sa, Mi. Editor, it us on these W. A. met Jan. 8th, witb Mrs. assisted by ber members wiil be plication 0f Christianity at the Mi'.~J. . H.Jur bascalld ~ a.m. found the furnace lire out - groundsa wc proteat ta you, please F. M. Slemon, vice president in respanil fracmot ee-eeinsevcsM.Cagpit attentigziIt_..,repart in the St. -.- tell the truth and oblige, tecarSritrradgb l atefrsTudy0feveiy out wby it was particularly ~Poe'5 Ing that Cal. Edwy White of Coral C MN arc .Cok Mis. Slemon. The*rail cail sbowcd month, except when a home is not ncsayfr h epeof gSre Gals o hetnhtm, a O ICEVENTS MuieW ro, 17 members present. Program. was available that us large enaugh t the o od ofnda ashe a hole bnr-les for the tent fte, a _____________ Président Local' 189. ini charge of Mrs. R. McGill's accommadate the memberahip, the___________of___Canada____as___a_________ beeatn rcte redntofitesTyCname ltoDnce tdaybebe J an,1t (bv . xc orlgo lte group. New Year's i'eadlngs wcre the meeting will be heltI in St. aeot epitdotte___________________________ saocvation ormfRtied offeaTrneHl nFrdy a 7h uitor Replies te Above Latter read by Mesdames A. Wei'ry and John's Parish Hall, an the ffrst numeraus obstacles ta Canadian Asocaton ofta Sutaern sponsored by. Salcm Girls' Base- unity, not the least of which is The outdoor i'ink at wbat used around the icesraetdiso States. A picture of Edwy lu a bail Team. Dancing begins at 8 The policy andI attitude of The Rowan. A very fine paper on New Wednesday; Christian namnes only particularly happy mood appears o'clock Standard Tume, Sharp. 3-1 Statesman, from tac very begin- Ya' a edb r.M ret eue nInymme ur coutryat ra l hebaraid Et, wbe T alRikoneKiTges-t.eis onlyicnidicudsmsl with the report of their -délibéra- ning of the dispute at tac Good-I Holbbs; vocal sala by Mrs. .L. Ah- guilty of saying "Mrs.Y will be therepot hotainbe rade vew East somiyoe us h evening.wt uicadpr tions whîcb vias attended by over The Executive anid mcmbeso year plant bas been: Let us have ton; i'eading by Mis. R. McGi . fined anc cent.- if it meant a distinct sacrifice ta fect ice. The Rotar'y Club sponisai- 150 retircd officcra.. the Women's Auxiiary eofD facts anid truth - simply'that. Mra. M. Tuerk, lat vice presi- the Province of Ontario. ed the idea anid is looking alter its FrSl Spaiïling MisinBad ed t Cmpn, ifadD",t, is precisely Wbat thepu dent, was appainted canvenor of 'I hope, that the statement I çcare. Frank Williams bas been f______________ - Msson~u bld ts~opay,±vum Rg'.,W11il aThs -pulic DRIVER AND WIFE February meeting at the home Of read in the Evening Telegramn instrumental lu tac actual produc- Jiat. 1Mein ftePac Cw Ye h arl lo meeig n . obn's ar- Butfacts have l;een bard ta get. RIECERVE CW S Mis- Toniinson Si'., Ying street. saying that oui' only interest in tion of tac ice surface. It is te be FOR SALE-199DURA T of Trluity Church, The'meeting 8 .p.m. Almmer nIteior ta appoutmùent of the Con- OND eman, Mis. . ra, M is.L mtean gep r t ax hesor i loriswih a e pe ngt rth eeing lu ci. ppy oHcbindi was mainly a business prod. 0f- fIends are wel.omne, 3-1- ation Board we atrove for truta PA U E ieanew membT.rh, Ms.mL. th e r tas, rcth er , i uld opene peyngtrthse wbo main erlodsap.Wl d ficers are: Leader, Missn JWl ey from bath oides. Alter its appoint-,.SmtMsG.Rcadni tue"bsi. exercising their musclés gliding R. R. 6, Bôwiiil.31 ment wc bave felt it would be un- After more thani fifteen years Assistant Leader,- Marlôn Faley; The annual meetingof thc Bow- wise to afer contentiaus materlal. service with T. A. Garton as bus President, Babbyr Davison, Treas-. mgnvile Brandi of tac RedI Cross Yct we print the above letter and driver an 'tac run betwcen here urer, Bobby Morris; Sccretary, millcleltiCouncil Chamber, hrwt eamn atc~trndWibM.W.Hsl a _______ Bud.eP., Favorite hY.maThradaoy,an 30ta, at' 8 p.m-anidanyone with an unbiased decided ta seek bis fortunes-cisc- wcre Sung. Miss Jeffrey led in a Evcry citizen is expe to a le mmnd that the gencral accusa- whci'eanid is now emplayed driv- short recreation pErTiod. present nd l nd ýbod Iata tions above may be unquaîificdly ing bctween Peterbora and LintI- T. H. Knught, W. R. Strike, R. R. essentia worlr' 3-3 rcfutcd by referring ta editorials Say. Mr. and Mrs. Hoakin will 'SP R C R IP T O Stevens, Alex McGregor, J. Irin,'ilui the foll'wing issues of The live lu Peterboro, anid Mia. Hos- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _E U S O Lieut. A. L. Bakeranid Gea. W. ReserveWedncsday, January 22, Statesman: No. 7.ov14,Nv.k 1wl join her husand thereP RSITO N James motored ta Oshawa Friday for Recital by pupils of Mrs. Reta 28, Dec. 12, wita special référence shortlY. M U evcnmng te bear Sir GeraltI Camp- Dudley, A.T.C.M., F.C.C.M., lu St. ta' the issues of Nov. 7th -(under Before lcavlug town thcy were bell, Higb Comrnýosioner for Great Paul's Churci at 8 ' p.m. Organ War) anid Nov. 28th (front page).- honored witb several present a- Britalu, acidres some 500 mcm- anid piano duets,- quartettes, vocal Our files are' open for inspection tions. The firat teok place Satur- Carefily and Accurately Compounded , bers and, gucats'of Osbawa Cham- and instrumerftal numbers, etc. at ail tueés. 'Beside all these arc day cvening at 6.30 o'clock wbcn ber of Commerce. Sur Gcrald's, Under auspices of Group 1 of tic tac factual ncws reports as guven tbe employées of Garton's Garage Whcn you brlng your prescriptions to us yau can lie assured of theo ak speech breathed confidence in ul- Women's Association. Admission: ta us. gathered to bid !thein farewell andi LO'WEST finest possible resuits. Eaeli anc la, carefuliy studied and accurately * o ie timate vîctary and, propiesîcd a Adulta 25c, children 15c. 3'l We sti'ongly resent iluplication prescnte4 Mrs. Hoakin. witi a last paragraph of letter regard- lovely colfée table anid Bull itPRICES flIdwtihefntad rctngeet.Wesealehiaswr.01 ing trutifuinesa. We have pub- a vcry useful article, a pipe. Lea____fr____recrpio,______nddlierI lished tic facta 'as gîven ta us an Later tic saine evening another ________ e sci o erpecitoflI u eie t baoth ides. As far as oui' awn group af frienda dropped in ta _____________Co.n éditorial commenta are canccrned offer. good wishes and cnjoy a so- - iann ware willing ta stand back of cial evening. ,Asa taken 'of cs- B ARG0A 1N S ad them regardless of wbetaer tic teem taey prcscnted tac Hoakins- 4 members of tac U.R.W.A. Uio witb a beautiful oriental eottery V C U O TE,1 x 9 mita tbem. On Monday evening, neigibors Gilte 0SODSKD E IL 3 As.- ta tac C.I.O. affiliation, it anid friends again surprised Mi. Bu A HC - - - - - 4fr1, bas been aur understanding ithat anid Mis. Hoakin with a presenta-Ble W S - - -_____________ 'FRUITS- and VEGETAILES tac United Rublier Warkers union tion anid party. This time tac gif tCL HS4fr1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is fiitdwtth Canadian was a bridge lamp. Lunch was ads B BYC M S2fr9 Congresaf Labar, which sanie served andI à good time enjoyeciBae O B O B - = 2fr9 xre 4 ~~~~~montas aga became, in turn, af- with carda nd gaines. ]OD RP FS - - - - 2frO damait, Malt aidCo - GOLDIEN RIPK fillated with tac C.I.O. in tic 5Sfor 35c COREGA i. - - - - 24C. Liver OI - S-S- M B ANANAS 3 Ibo.. for 23e Unitedi States. The author of tic SIROIS R P R 1 above letter implies taat this la a 1 KP RT25e 60e RROBINSÔNFS BARLEY ' - 33e SENSATIONAIFE N ~~~~~~~~~~~~~wrong statement, but doca nat__________________________ specifically deny t. If we are <Continued from page 1) __________________ COOKING ô Gît. Basket wrang wc would like ta knaw it Lavender Shave 4ream Palmolive Soap 5a - 2 for goc OTE Apple$ 29e andI correct tic impression. given withiu tac past several days, by35Sfe ---- lc amyaa - fo13 SELECTED SEEDLESS our readers. ~~provincial. apportunista, has ahl3cSz 'eCmySa o 3 SLCE SE LES COOKINO aur e an ers. as ar tic carmarl<s of a coming pro- Lux Soap ---2 feo e nant's Delight cnos 3I* O nsanieno s of thpateaodrn- iaI élection. n. Dronchida Cougi Syrup 50e cLlfebuoy Soap S for Ilc Soap - - - - 2 for go Grapefruit EMPERORyer Cmpadiven mortc t GoocT-isconférence at London, Ont. 50o Pluex -- -------3e 0ra *ern Copnyebave aniprtE n ant sprung as a political môve Goe ..Q alt 4 iie - 5 0 fol , r Z ÉG ra p e s 2 Ib e . 2 if G odCaýn i p r i w r e loin gf m n ey. e If ed to. "'bo ct" .H epburn .Gr v s L . Q Ta e s - 24 J MN p t -e - 105 0 Sl RO0LL - lb. r. Mri Wlim onOe o uhlim poinary ,, NOXdEMA 2 i t o r 1 5 2 I b . 2 5 C e ,Ou i t a n d ii o s e r g a ro p d ion s r a i s R e p t . " h sLR[ NAVEL-J- lb. WHITEcoluma. e tic terua1th finaily m a ve i pedicti ponrN tuing-7 _ __E X _ _ __ ___M _ _ __ _G Bonne-, 5Ibo.25e trucelytivae i seetrmchese BLUE AIIE IE ROSES MrPndORULterS tjy adatak u uhSIZIos ALASUNFR Oanes ç.lf.. t e ngage teentg~ fasge- tepr a e us we leaasti IN ur 4 l. b ANDNGAEMENS3TTfAoARLY2C5LASE lRior -0 '2IoG9 entoferin yMurice, daugter, ofrOtana pley onha s clklpoýsedTI Precrpton aSD cIit Aui ON DJmlaPoOK ra. Cavcrlanclat -Hr.Cif r adu nte peoleln tethe standfuture. Moas - 4 lb. 2saeason of M'. aRusMsli Okeey. luthe ekgrords ayplie-an b 25. P of err tn. emarriage open messian offre qît." Tace o NAVEL - 8we~t and uîcy Wl-lITE wiltake place aterur o uary nat onl aive imopru-.A E ~1 PAGÉ Pm 10, 1941