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Juniors Hold Ice Practice {OSHAWA DAILY. REFORMER: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1671026 boo Jb E3Y TCA [¥13 At Toronto Rink Tonight Oshawa Junior O.H.A. team will hold its initial ice practice at Ra- vina Rink, Toronto, tonight. The coach is taking along fifteen praspec- tive players from which collection he hopes to round out a real fast agregation. In addition to regular ice practices to be arranged on To ronto ice, training at the rink here will- be continued until the opening 'of the season. : The Intermediates are also get- ting into condition by 'training at the rink and also expect to hold an ice practice. Manager Lett had fif- teen prospects over at the Bradley Arena last night executing a num- ber of exercises under the direction of Coach Sandy McKean. This is probably the first season in which local hockey teams have commenced training at such an early date and this speaks well for the success during the hockey sea- son. - i AMATEUR PLAY I$ WELL PRESENTED Given By Christian Church Choir Under Auspices Centre St. School Club Before a hall filled to capacity- the Christian Church choir repeat- ed their former successes when they put on the four act play "Martha Made Over". The entertainment was held held under the auspices of Centre Home and School Club and was a decided success. The play tells how a "too particular' mother plays on the feelings and actions of her children and how their home life is spoiled by this one fault. How Martha is made over, and how two of the principals Ruth and uncle Joe find themselves in love, is only part of this interesting revela- tion. The members of the cast were: Martha, Miss Lillian Southwell; Davey Hayes, Maurice Morris; Sam- antha, Dorothy Hainer; Blanche andj Anne, Hazel DeGuerre and Marjorie Better Than Pills | 24 BAYA | | ES Tonight tone and strengthen Sins ion. ns o digestion jad EN Thos, relieve ac Tock ie Tomorrow Alright t constipation. Sd pleasantly, yi eal edly Ji tes 1cemeay ) | Ls naam JURY & LOVELL,. Druggists McKay; Mrs. Box, Pearl Fletcher; Mrs. West, Mrs. Kelly; Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Koch; Martha's Husband, Mr. Koch; Uncle Joe, Roy Bennett; Dr. Moore, Murray Hainer; Rev. Mr. Black, Clarence Ellfott. At the conclusion of the play Mrs. Roy Bennett sang old fashioned songs. Mrs. Bennett was costumed as a lady of the 19th century and her songs were most pleasing. Miss Mary Dearborn delighted the audi- ence with a jolly Irish song. Miss Dearborn was dressed in a quaint Irish frock of green an white. The soloists were acoamuawied: by Mp; Hofigkinson, Oid Biack Joe, Mr, De- Guerre was a most amusing figure. The Centre Street Home and School Club are to be complimented on the success of the evening. The very excellent amount of $80 was realized. BAPTIST Y.P, U. REGULAR MEETING A goodly number attended the weekly meeting of the Baptist Young People held last evening. Ow- ing to the absence of the pianist, Miss Beulah Galt, the president, Mr. Howard, played for the opening two hymns. The vice-president, Mr. Joe Wilkins, occupied the chair. Among the other items of busi- ness it was decided that a delegation from the B.Y.P.U, attend the meet- ing of the young people of Oshawa regarding the Temperance situation. A short program was given, consist- ing of a pleasing solo by Miss F. Dulmage and a splendid recitation by Peggy Rice. The topic for the evening led by Mr. Wilkins, was the second Chapter of the study book, "Our Heritage, the Bible." The sub- ject of the chapter was "Preserva- tion of the Bible." The meeting was brought to.a close with the Miszpah benediction. City Council Yo Presiif afd lo i Sind to St. Andrew's Recognition of the honor brought to Oshawa by St. An- drew's Juvenile baseball team, will be made by the city coun- cil. * St. Andrew's, Oshawa's re- presentatives in the Ontario Baseball Association,. won the Provincial championship. At last night's Meeting of the council Alderman H. E. Bradley brought the matter to the atten- tion of the city fathers, suggest- ing that sweatey coats be pur- chased, the cost to be a little over $100. The matter was re- ferred to the finance committee with power to act. The sweat- ers will be procured in time to be presented at a banquet which will be tendered the St. An- drew's team in the near future. LIBERALS PRESENT PURSE 70 PUBLISHER AT MILTON Milton, Ont., Nov. 15.--Richard White, publisher of the Milton Re- former, who has been confined to his bed for the past six months, was today presented with a purse of $200 in gold by the Halton Liberal Association in recognition of 50 years of faithful service to the as- sociation and the Liberal party. A potato with perfectly shaped head, body and feet has been un- earthed in Kansas. We have seen prunes with the same qualifications. ETT LADIES TTT = = = = ATTENTION JE TI MRS. WM, JACOBI, President. snl Fr [IIIT II! JIHAD TI II I GT A Meeting for the Ladies of Oshawa under the auspices of the Ladies' Liberal-Conservative Association to further the cause of temperance wili be held in Welsh's Parlors on Friday afternoon, Nov. 19th, 1926, at 3 o'clock. Addresses will be given by Mrs. Fallis, of Peterkoro, and others. GOD SAVE THE KING MRS, F. W. BULL, Convener, MRS. ARTHUR WILLIAMS Secretary. 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