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. pullets CA A - gall and Velma THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928 Suburban and District News Gathered By Times Staff Reporters and Correspondents NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa, Aug. 18.--Can this be beat? Addison Scott, a chicken famcier, had chickens of the Ancona strain hatched on April first. On August 16 one of the laid an egs. Xe have iy eard f a bird laying so early. Hy Ancona must be a good bird. Miss Marjorie Gerry has return- ed from a week's visit with rela- tives in Toronto. Rg Mrs. Andrew Scott, Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Scott. of Tor onto, also Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Bournes spent Sunday at the homes and George Scott, al onli and Geraldine Tatter« Solomon are all in few days. toys for Mrs. Ervin Barrett and two children, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barrett. Little Eileen remained for a week's visit. } Mr. and Mrs, W. Pipher and baby © June have gone to reside in Tor- | . Sunday, April Mg fan pth gad fo (hb ad beast daost didsd bE to. " and Mrs, Allan Barrett and . and Mrs, Sid Carnell and A Joyce were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. WwW. J. Barrett. Mr, Richard Jenkin new home ing rapidly built. EE aations to Mr. and Mrs, Gorden Bishop, newlyweds. Miss Mary Manning is spending part of her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Bonnetta, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs, W. Pipher and baby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hoover at Stouftville, Mr. Will Alexander and Fran- cis and Mrs, Esther Dennis visited at Pascoes in Enfield recently, Miss Francis remained for a visit. Master Bobby Young, of Toron- to, ;has been spending his vacation with his_ cousins, Deuald, Frank, , and Grant Glover. Ralph hl Mrs. Gordon Glover and children, of Harmony, visited rela- tives here Friday. THORNTON'S CORNERS 20 on's Corners, Aug. -- hind gig J. B. Sollitt, recently motored to North Bay and report 8 wonderful trip with beautiful scen- ery, though rather rough roads. Miss Frances Robinson spent last week visiting friends in Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs, N, Buss were re- TIME TABLES CPR, TIME TABLE, New Schedule taking effect 12.01 a.m, Going West ia am, Daily, am, Daily, 4 am, Dally except Sunday, m, Daily, 7.34 pam, Daily Sunday, 10.05 a.m, Daily, 2.04 p.m, Daily except Sunday, oh p.m, Daily except Sunday, 12.00 pm, Daily, ily, 'All times shown shove are times trains depart from Oshawa Station, CNR, TIME TABLE tive June 24, 1928 : All a Te 'ave 'Standard not Daylight Saving. . 8.23 a.m. Dail 8.58 a.m, Sun ,59 a.m, Daily, .m, Daily except Sunday. .m, Daily. m, aity except Sunday, thound axcept Sunday. y only, oO S$ - 3 PPP? ue E553 rov na Taskstes: i sew : FREE wr FERRRRRRRRER fom segeEEitisy FERRRRERRRRRE Exhale 111111 - 8 86 ERERERRRIRE § i 11 PERRERBRRRFFE 74 ; fe B I ] i BRRRRRI § FRRRRRE al Sous 1344 cent visitors to Solina. Master Earl Fraser, of Toronto, is spending a month with his aunt, Mrs. N. Buss, Mrs. J. Luke and son, Clarence, motored to Toronto to visit Mrs. Luke's mother, Mrs, Collins. Miss T. Pascoe has returned from visiting in Detroit and her son, Eli, réturned with her for a month's visit at home. Miss Alice Lewington is spend- ing two weeks' vacation at Mus- koka. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewington and daughters, Marion and Ethel, are taking a two weeks' sight seeing motor trip. They intend going to Ithica and then on to Boston. A number of our young people took their lunches and motored to Toronto on Sunday for tea, Some more of the young folks went to the lake with their lunches. All re- port a pleasant day. Recent guests with Mr, and Mrs. and family and a niece, all of De- troit; Mr. and Mrs. Fraser of To- ronto, Mr. and Mfs, Gordon Shortt and son of Oshawa, and Mrs, Cornish, of Taunton. Mr. and Mrs, G. H. Robinson mo- tored with friends on Sunday to Fenelon Falls, Lake Cameron and on to Balsam Lake. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Luke were--Mr, and Mra. Boys, Mr. and Mrs, Baley, Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Lawrence and family, all of Toronto, Congratulations to our Oshawa Collegiate students who have pass- ed their Middle School examina- tions. School will soon be re-open- ing. All Ontario County students who intend returning to the 0.C.I will have to pay fees this year of fifteen dollars per year, EBENEZER Ebenezer, Aug. 20. -- Weather on Sunday was ideal and three splendid services were held in connection with Ebenezer Church and Sunday School. The morning service was held at the church, . Our pastor, Rev. J. H. er was Rev. Whitesides, who has been conducting the tent meetings at Cour- tice for the past two weeks, He gave a very splendid sermon from the text found in Hebrews 6 and 18. In the evening the meeting was held in the tent at Courtice School grounds and was well attended, Rev, Whitesides subject "Come." Special music in this service consisted of a quartet hy Mesdames: J. H. Stainton, W. R. Courtice and A. E. Rundle and a vocal duet by Misses Francis Han- cock and Hazel Rundle. Sunday Schooltheld a regular session in the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. B. Dundas and children, of Canton, are visiting with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, L. J, Pare sons. On Thursday evening, August 23, at 7.15 standard time, there will be a meeting held in the Sunday School room which will be of special interest to all interested in the formation of a Trail Rangers group for the young- er boys of our Sunday School. Mr. Howard, of Simcoe Street Church, Oshawa, will be present to address the gathering, and it is hoped that a Star "6' Coach, Ford 1-Ton Truck, Very Cheap. Chadburn Motor Co. HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS © Prince 8+, Oshawa Phone 116v V. A. Henry Insurance & Loans " Simcoe St, BS. Phones 1198W---Office 1858J--Residence W. A. HARE OPTOMETRIST Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Author of The Eyes in Modern Lifé ry Feature Bervice Your Eyes ond Health Eye Care and Eye Bircin 1516 PHONE 1516 DISNEY BLOCK Opposite Post Office N. Buss were Mr, and Mrs, Pabst w Staintoh, was present, but the speak- | gave another excellent sermon on the || number will be present. Any who are interested are invited to at- tend, but the boys of .the Junior Boys" Class with their teacher, Mr. Cecil Found, are especially asked to be present, since this class will form the nucleus of the Trail Rangers group. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Trull and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pickell and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Patte at Bowman- ville Beach on Sunday last. Mrs. Walter Snider motored to Brantford on Sunday last and visited with Mr. Snider in that city. Regular League meeting will be held on Thursday evening of this week, All interested are asked to at- tend. Miss Jean Wright, of Providence, is holidaying with her cousin, Miss Florence Courtice. < Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks and baby spent Sunday with her father, Mr. Dean Pickell.- Mr. Frank Jackson has sold his handsome brick bungalow on the highway west of Courtice and is go- ing to erect a new house nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Arnott, Miss Bernice and Master Jack, of Max- well's, spent Sunday with Mrs, Eli Osborne. Mr. Ronald Courtice left on Mon- day for the West where he will help with the harvest for the next few eeks. Miss Hilda Hawkshaw, of Oshawa, is holidaving with her aunt, Mrs. H H. Nicholls. The harvest is well advanced in this locality, and, if the fine weather of the past week continues, it will be completed in short order. LONG TIME FINDING OUT The death of Police Sergeant Har- ry Smith, who was drowned while rescuing his daughter last week, will be regretted by all who admire cour- age and devotion to duty. Itis a sad commentary on human nature that it requires a tragedy of this nature to make us feel how much we owe to the men who comprise the police force. To the bereaved family the Spectator extends déep sympathy, .|nihilate CHURCH ENDORSES MODERN FEMINISM Rome, Aug. 21.--The Catholic Church has always recognized and encouraged the sane ambitions of modern feminism, declared Pope Pius, speaking before the Sacred Congregation of Rites, The history of feminine religious orders confirmed this, he said, since they are independent of episcopal jurisdiction. "If, therefore, today woman in going back to feminist ideals, turn- ed her regard to the examples of the saints and to the teachings oi the Church, she will find a just and holy response to her aspirations,' said the Pontiff, The occasion was the solemn proclamation of virtue of the Ven- erable Paola Frassinetti, who founded the Sisters of Saint Doro- thy. The Pontiff sald that the new- ly-proclaimed Venerable had by her "generous consecration to God in the flower of her virgin purity," shown to the world of today "the beauty of Christian modesty in a moment when it seems woman is doing everything in order to an- in herself everything characteristic which renders her more beautiful, namely--purity, simplicity and modesty." This, he said, not only was true among persons belonging 'to the world for whom--terrible thing-- Jesus was unwilling to pray but also among many who do not wish to renounce the glory of the Chris- tian name." "This is the blindness, solely ex- plainable by remembrance of what fascination is exercised by vanity of which the Scriptures speak with such grave words' the Pope con- tinued, adding that modern fem- inism_ preached nothing beyond that woman sho be sufficient to herself and render herself inde- pendent of suggestions and subju- gation to men and open her own ways for herself. "Very well, if all this implies is the respect due aH consciences and respect toward all Divine and hu- man laws, the Church has always recognized and encouraged such feminism. The example of Veuer- able Frassinetti confirms it." Previously, in commenting on the proclamation of the virtue of Bavarian Capuchin, Conrad von Parzhan, the Pontiff remarked that his generous abandoment of pa- tetnal wealth "is teaching us the beauty of renunciation in a me- ment in which the cupidity for earthly things is the cause of so much terrible evil in private and communal life." . POOR JUDGMENT SUGGESTED IN CAR FATALITY VERDICT Stratford "Aug. 20.--After delib- erating two hours tonight, a Cor- oner"s jury, empanelled under Cor- oner Dr.. Fraser, to inquire into the death of Irene Cook, New Ham: burug, returned the following ver- diet: "We, the jury, find that the deecased came to her death on the Shakespeare-Tavistock Highway on the night of Aug. 6, when a car driven by one, Clarence Schneider, Milverton, left the road and turn- ed over inthe ditch. We, the jury, are of the opinion that the driver did not use the best judgment un- der the ciréumstances."" FARMS FOR SALE Would exchange for modern house north of General Motors if terms can be arranged. MONEY TO LOAN on first mortgages at 6%p.c. J. H. R, LUKE Regent Theatre Block Telephones 871, 931, 687W Do You Own Your Own $3 Oshawa Blvd. Dis- trict, easy terms, $35 down, balance $5 monthly. Water and sewers. HORTON & FRENCH 87 Simcoe St. S. Loans, with $300 cash $4,200 for splendid § W. J. 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