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PAGE TWENTY THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1930 COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS MANCHESTER Interesting Debate on Hu- man Nature Staged Dur- ing Evening Manchester, "eb. 21.--The Com- raunity Club met in the Township Hall on Tuesday evening, of this week, with an attendance of over forty. Much appreciation is due the committee, Mrs, Roach, Mr, Moore, and Mr. Ferguson, for the excellent success of the evening. The meet- ing opened at 7.30 with commun- ity singing until 8, when a most interesting debate followed with E, Crozier, leader of the afirmative and Sam Masters, leader of the negative. The topic chosen was "Resolved that a good natural slouch was more to be desired than a tidy erank." The negative side were the winners by only three points. Next followed exciting games for prizes. The prize winn- ing games called for quick work and thought. Three tied for first and were given equal prizes, Mrs. James Mitchell, Miss ret and Miss' Dorothy Roper. The following committee was appointed for the next meeting of the club, rant Christie, Sam Mas- ters, and Miss Aletha Barret. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Thompson were recent visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams, of Prince Albert. Miss Blanche Reesor spent thie week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Thomnson. Mrs. Jack. Stuart and son have yeturned to their home in Utica, Miss Hattie lamb, of Oshawa, | was home over the week-end. Ernest Boys has been busy for | the past week or more removing | an old barn sitnated on the south | fifty acres of his farm. Mrs. Arthur Crozier was a visi- PHONE 22 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. S. -- We Deliver Tor location and eurround- tngs we offer for sale or ex- shange on the highway el 2 to Jshawa, a beautiful 10 room, lovely <chaded tourist rest home, all convenienfes, fiv bedrooms, ete. Double. garage, large lot and frontage, to have this opportunity see DISNEY REAL (Opposite Post ESTA. Office) Thousands Now of REQAR A Delightful Breakfast Food 18 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Machinery Repairing NOTHING TOO LARGE NOTHING TOO SMALL Adanac Machine Shop 161 King St. W, Phone 1214 Diamonds'! Bassett's On Oshawa's Mam Corner « "COAL COAL "hone 193 W. J. SARGANT Y wd---&9 Hloor "treet KB. Ouders Promptly Delivered § | HONE' \ PY 793- .C.YOUNG Oshawa, Ont. REPAIRING WATCHES oun SPECIALTY If your watch is not giving satisfaction we can repair and make it tell the correct timo D. J. BROWN « THE JEWELER Official Watch Inspector for Canadian National and Osh. awa Kal ds 10 King St. W. Felt Bros. The Leading Jeweler adn «BRO 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Phone 180 tor in Oshawa last Saturday. At the school on St. Valentine's Day a post office was iustalled by the teacher and pupils for the day, which was highly enjoyed. Miss Ackney has been employed | by Fred Masters, of Port Pe Miss Rilla Windrim, of Lindsay, is visiting a few days at the home of Mr. Chas. Lamb, The pastor is still iil and Mr, West, of Ashburn, took the ser- vices again on Sunday. Mrs. Pileh, of Collingwood, who has been spending a few months visiting at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. James Masters, has re- turned to her home again, Allwyn Owen made a business trip to Toronto last week. Mrs. Thorn is visiting relatives in Greenbank. The various automobile owners who have to use the highway a great deal through the winter, owe much' appreciation to the faithfui| work of the snow plow which has kept the road open for them, of- ten passing through here at two or three o'clock in the morning. The various snow fences are also of great help, but the farmers ar- ound who have their winter's sup- ply of wood to get home find it dificult owing to the road being Aletha Bar- |deprived of snow. : Those from here who attended the carnival at the Port Perry rink enjoyed the evening immensely. Quite a number arc planning on attending the tournament the Port Perry Hockey Club is holding on. Wednesddy, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights' Ernest Boys and reginald Coop- er are drawing hay purchased from William Graham, of Epsom, and Herbert Brooks, of Manchester. Fred Lamb was a t Burketon. A '% TIME TABLES I 3 Qosloripafoso li Quilodoton, Rr aaa a Cc. P. R. TIME TAELE Effective Jan, 9, 1930, (Standard Time) West ily (Escept Sunday). (Ezcept Sunday). Fe CANADIAN NATIONAL BALLWAYS Effective [5 (Standard Tho Eastbound 1. Daily, except Sunday. Daily, except Saturday. pt Sunday. 2 y, except Sunday. pt Sunday. Sundar, Sunday. V/hitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on and after Sept, 29, 1929 Going West Leave Leave Arrive Arrive Bawmanvills Oshawa, Whitey Hespital 6.15 a.n 1. 7 ", Leave | Hospital 10.45 n. 1. 1 12.00 p.m. are through busses Whithy Hospit | | SUNDAY AND, HOLIDAY SCHEDULE ng W Leave Leave Bow manville Oshawa Arrive an 1.00 p.m Arrive Slutty Oshawa Bowmanville 0 11.00 a.m, 1.50 p.m. Hes>ital 10.00 a.m, RON 11.00 gm. 11.15 p.m, Tink marked * Whithy Hospital, Special Bueses For All Occasions Rates and Careful Drivers . T. A. GARTON, "Bowr-anville Phone 417 br 346 Waiting Room, 10 Prince St, Phone 2283 GRAY COACH LINES Leave Torento A PL 11.30 p.m, are through busses to JURY & LO OPTICAL PARLORS J. W. Worl, Oph. D. hone 8215 8215 » EE which, ORONO HIGHWAY [5 AGAIN OPENED Ice and Snow ow Blockade of Seven Weeks' Duration Finally Cleared Away . one, or piano solo. annual convention of horticultural King Edward Hotel, Miss Helen Powers vote of thanks was Miss Aura Caldwell of Orono, Feb. 24--The Orono -high- way south is once more open to] Robert Cooper. motor traffic after being blockaded | C. I, since January 1, the proviucial plough guest Sunday of W. completing its work clearing the deep Qliurels strect. batiks of ice and snow from the road H. J. Winter, teacher bed the first of the week. The regular meeting of the Orono | week on sick leave, | Horticultural Society which was 'held on Monday last was an interesting After the business was disposed Reports of Societies, held Toronto, were given by the delegates, Miss Kate Waddell and Miss Marjorie Oke. A tendered the delegates for the interesting and in- forming reports presented. Miss Hattie McCutcheon, of Toronto spent Tuesday with their aunt, Mrs. | Graham of Winnipeg was of 1.9 Toronto schools, § is ho gave a fine the recent the Ontario in the son. Music of the happy function, figures in the Port Hope and Bowmanville ments were served during the ing. John Ileny, Oshawa and {the house a! compl J. Martyn, | somewhat improved in health. Miss Winniired Rickard, on the staff | following prizes me for a | exercises at : Bowmanville School. The Military dance given by the Durham Regiment Band of this town in the town hall here Friday last will | long be remembered as one of the outstanding social events of the sea- was supplied by Mon- crici's Orchestra, and gay decorations and novelties added to the enjoyment Prominent | Durham regiment from were among those present. Dainty refresh- even- township road super- intendent, who has been confined to for several weeks with a ition of ailments, is reported won the at Commencement High $10 in gold for merit in English composition, and £5 for best senior short story submitted to the school annual publication George Wannan with his wife and family intends moving to Toronto shortly. 13,000 MILE TRIP TO UNSEEN LOVER London, Eng., "Feb. 26.--Irene Everett, who until a week or so ago was working behind a counter in a shop in Oxford street, London, is now on her way across the high seas to Burma, 13,000 miles away where she is to meet her lover, whom ghe has never geen, Miss Everctt. aged twenty-three, won a principal prize in a London beauty competition a short while ago, News, of this seems to have specially seas, him. So far, reached Rangoon, and to have cap- tured the attention of a young man, Irene was his co I'ormal letters had tween him ana Jrene's family, but he suddenly became intent on see- ing a picture of her. Irene a photographer, taken, and By return mail came an offer of marriage from the young man, who sent his own portrait ahd a state- ment of his business prospe Irene persuaded her fathc used to work in India. Rangoon, and however, the young is only "on appro." Irene has made no promise of marriage. "I want to have a look at him irat," was all she would ay before who dis he jt ft. sin, covered that |" lonely { { i { DIGNITY TO SPARE passed bhe- It was wartime. Seeing a khaki clad figure passing, the private calle out: "He Juddie, gimme a light." The other obligingly held out burning match, ing up to thank his "buddic" covered to his amazement the sta of a brigadier. "I beg your pardon, sir," he said "I didn't mean any disrespect. didn't notice you were a general." "That's all right, Buddie," said th general -- who apparently was a re gular fellow -- "but you should b | thankful I'm not a second lieuten |} | ant," i went to had a picture sent it over- to r to take her man ELLA CINDERS--Emergency Orders. By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plomt visitor last | { week at the home of Smith Bros. | charce © Surre towara a Ot givere Zeck rocky re is acdineers ore last rele 2-26 ary © . Vo vy LE" SWE US, CAPTAIN! WE'LL, CALL OFF THE MUTINY L, TELLING ....MY HAS RUSSIA EVER HAD ANY ) FAMOUS COM- POSERS, DADDY © MCDEST MOUSSORGSKY HO AS BORN IN 1835 Al KAREV, RUSSIA MAS A GENIUS OF THE FIRST | ORDER, TOMMY. OF THE G [oussorasky rik HANDICAPPED BY ThE LACK OF A SOUND MUSICAL EDUCATION. 14 Jil HS HORKS ARE REFLECTED THE MELANCHOLY PHASES AMD THE TRAGI PUTING ER ~~ ALWAYS A COWARD, Reg 1 . Pat. of; c ay: 3 . opyTight, 1080, BEVERY MAU TO HIS I'm A HhsT! 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