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had been ligItalle91.
Tile following WOoda
nominating .corrimitt41
Vintent and Mrs. 1,00
The annualkeflAiintr and to
held ,on November ?A
0.0,r,T„ .baby' 13and and
Band will have beetles at
following will be in Obargei
and boos,:5th of gorr,4o;
table, 91:11 Mae 'East WriWanWiN
aprons, '3rd. line of Walla; viv.,
tables and produce, :north village4
afternoon 'ten, south Viliinge 41.1
6th line East' WeVonaell; /W* ise
laneous table, dth. line goPrig,
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provkding free use Of the .1.144e.a.
for the •C,KNX tour,
At this tune the council force:ad
The following general and •read
accounts were paid:.
Accounts paid
A, Green, sanding. floor, $23,76;
149,00;
$1£3,35.;
}3.94e ,damp,, ,4pos; Relipt, •
$00,09; Geo, Th0401011, part salarY,.
$49.00; County Of Duren, bot.51)1411.1"'
xatient .$1,92,30; Teribel MaeTaviSil.
printing.. voters' lists, $$0,00, John
MaeTaVish,, salary $300.00. postage
0,40, $355,40,
• -Geo, labour, Mundell
drain, IPA; Grant drain; John
MacTavish, allowance, $100.001
Eldred N1C1101, •allowance, $1.00;
Harold Grant, allowance, $85.00;
Eldon, Kitten,. .allowance, .$0591);
Jae, J. Jiliott,. allowance, $3Si00;
Township. of TurnbeaTy, allowance,
.$30.00; pedlar People, $10548; W,
Jack Willits, :porn; $19.90,
!toad
quo, Greenaway, $38,20; Geo,
Galloway, $221,00; Wm, Mundell,
$235,00; Bruce Montgomery, $16,20;
John Mundell, $6.38; road accounts,
$1350.56,
Willits - Foxton—That we do
now adjourn to meet again on Dec.
ember 15 at 10 a,m,
John V. Fischer, Rbeve
Geo, T. Thomson, Clerk
VIE CAPTAIIN'• TAI IX •
This bOok Of fiction was written
by Richard Gordon, a thirty-three
year old British doctor :who lives.
In Oxford, England, He is also
author of "Doctor in the Rouse"
and "Doctor at Sea" both of which
Were filmed and proved very sen-
sational. •
"The Captain's Table" ,is very
humorous and portrays the. life of
Captain Win, Ebbs, master of the
Pole Star Line freighter, the "Marl
.tin Luther", a .very deplorable
ship. He was later promoted to
captain of the ".Charlemagne", a
passenger ship.
Ca1.4. Ebbs made his home with
a maiden sister who believed
was in the adolescent stage, Before
each voyage • she gave him advice
about washing his neck and Chang-
ing his %Nita,
It must be remembered that the
sea sometimes has a peculiar effect
On people, and Ebbs Amon diaeover-
eid that female passengers would
pursue him to his • cabin; strong
men were getting drunk, and
children sick, • • .
In spite of these. • interruptions
Capt, Ebbs found time for romance
with Mrs, Edith Judd,. a charming
widow of only two months, who
was .considered the ship's good
sport, She had peculiar,habit of
sleeping in her bed socks while
Capt. Ebb's pecularity was an in-
grown toe-nail. For this reasOn. he
avoided matrimony as be felt he
Might meet someone more attrae-
tive en the yeturri'voyage through
the Mediterranean.
consider this book to be very
cleverly written, packed with
traditional. English humour and in
roa$91414121Y large Prink it lacke OW'
illustrations 'which tend to rusk.
any boolt .tirWre Itlitereeting,
0111 :Kennedy XUA
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trOcrritstuf, •
The day was Noveniher,
The shining sari it warmed,
We saw the Wingham Mustangs,
As to the field they sWarmed.
Official whistles sounded,
Clinton Melted the bull,
Wingham tiled to run back,
But staggered and did fall.
Clinton teak possession,
Wingham boys did moan,
Clinton threw a long pass,
Complete to our end zone,
The convert was comptecca,
Clintonian joy, it grew,
For over Winghain zero line,
Crashed touchdoWn number two,
The Clinton score it mounted
The convert added much,
And on our error, Clinton
Scored a safety-touch.
A Clinton touch and convert
Put Clinton way ahead,
And so the half it ended
The Wingham boys half dead.
Then Clinton kicked a field goal,
A rouge it added one.
Then Wingbalin t0.04 a new life,„
Doug $urray ire caught Are,
lie scored a Wingham touch-00M,
To lift our. Writs higher,
But, OW we were defeated,
We still have one more game,
And let us hope for oar sake,
It went turmout the same,
by Tom Brydges XITA, •
MORRIS... C.011NUIL
PASSES ON .DRAINS
Tile. Morris Council met hi the'
township hall on November 0th,
with all the members present, The
minutes of the last regular meeting
and the meeting of October 9
were read and adopted oh motion
by Ross Duncan and Stewart Proc-
ter, srodn
Elston
o .
Shortreect—That t h e
the Spivey Drain be paid,
The engineer's report on the,
Murray-Lamb Drain was read and
considered,
Shortreed Elston—That the
engineer's report on the Murray-
Lamb Drain be provisionally adopt-
ed and that the clerk be instructed
to prepare by-laws, Carried.
The engineer'a report on the
Nichol Drain was read and dis-
cussed.
Elston - Procter—That the en-
gineer's report on the Nichol Drain
be provisionally adopted and that
the clerk be instructed to prepare
by-laws. Carried.
Procter Shortreed—That the,
road accounts as presented by the
road superintendent he paid. Car-
rieDcinnean - Shortreed—That the
meeting adjourn to meet again on
December 15 at 10 a.m. Carried,
'The following accounts were
paid: Jas. A. Howes, superintend-
ence of Spivey Drain, $75.00, Jas.
A. Howes, superintendence of Saw-
yer Drain, $100.00; B. Parrott, sel-
ecting jurors, $4.00; A. Fraser, sel-
ecting jurors, $4.00; G. Martin, set.
ectini jurors, $4.00; S, Procter,
Sawyer Drain, $6.00; B. Parrott,
Sawyer , Drain, $5.00; Advance-
Times, advertising $1.44; Municipal
World, supplies, $8.48; Relief ac-
count, $15.00 ; ' F. Kirkby Spivey
Drain contract $1349,00; G. Martin,
clerk's fees, Spivey Drain, $40,00;
Jas. Spivey, Cole drain, $11,00; A.
Fraser, supplies and postage, $26.00
A. Fraser, balance of salary, $150;
S. Fear, brucellosis, $3.40; O.
Campbell, brucellosis, $1.20; B. Par-
rott, court of revision, $5.00; S.
Procter, court of revision, $5,00;
W. Elston, court of revision, $5,00;
R. Duncan, court of:revision, $5.00;
W. Shortreed, court of revision,
$5.00; B. Parrott, Cole drain, $10.00;
Geo. 'Radford, Sellers drain, $40.00;
Geo, Radford, Cole Drain, $2,260.00;
W. Shortreed, grant to Walton lib-
rary, $15.00; Mrs. J. Johnston,
grant to Bruevale library, $15.00;
Geo. Johnston, grant to Belgrave
library, $15.00; Mrs. Chas. Johns-
ton, grant to Blyth Fair, $75.00;
Norman HooVer, grant to Brussels
Fair, $200.00; Stewart Procter,
grant to Belgrave Fair, $25.00,
Bailie Parrott, Reeve,
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.,
BELGRAVE.---The first progres4
sive euchre party vvria held in the
community centre on Wednesday
evening of last week, with the new
officersririzes ifirchtat:geh Thhe:ipprreesidweearte,
treasurer, George Grigg
Fredwori bCyoaolt". and
B.
C°Cuolotseosiataionnd
is Mrs, TThward Wilkinson and the
prizes went 4) Mr. .and 11frs, Leslie
Bolt.
Tla - you aro using the mortgage
plan of buying your "home.
XOCI should know about our
saecial mOtaGAGE INSUR-
,A,N0g. Consult—
FRANK C. HOPPER
—Representative:--
Canada Life .
WINGHAM, ONT.
.1711.0.1-1 ,SCHOOL following appeals: Jas.. Stevenson
The Turliborry Township fli)wiell LP4u-kimd inish exemption of $399;
Pet in rSgalar session on Saterday, Wm, Holt, barn burned, assessment
NQrn.nlber 3rd, with WI members reduced (1, j3rYeet dog pre4enc.'1'lla mintaet., of the ,last killed, taken off; Mrs, j, Lewis,
1, Meeting were read' and adopted on -deg billed, taken off.
motion. pf ger') Foxton and W. IL Those appeals. were .granted • y
Mativey; Motion of Smith and Mulvey,
Those objecting to the. 'Fedora.
the motion og October 10: 3,10", ticm of Agriculture levy were
killing of' truck since the engineer granted exemption by motion of
did not ,aPnreve of renting sam e, i 1),
Willits 4 Mulvey--That the court
Smith nod 'Herb Foxton,
Voxton-Willits—That the clerk '
be, instructed to write a letter of '3.1 re‘qs1"rt he
apprec•iation to theLhaevalr. Wo-
men's Institute, thanking them for
catering. to, the Huron. County
Municipal Qtficerte Assbelation
dinner, also, to Mr, Gee. Cameron, John Lane, sheep lulled,
Mr. R. Pearson and Mr, II, Basile. Miller Wholesale, supplies,
FOUR APPEALS AT
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BELGRAVE—The regular meet-
ings of the Woman's Missionary
Society and the Woman's Associa-
tion of Knox United Church was
held on Wednesday afternoon of
last week.
The president of the W.1VLS., Mrs.
Edgar Wightman, opened its meet-
,with a hymn and prayer. The
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. George Martin; the gift fund
report and the visits to the sick
and shut-ins were read by Mrs.
Jesse Wheeler. The group voted
$10.00 to Dr. J. Mooney for trans-
portation charges on the fall bale
toTIhieorefaci
lowing• were named for
the nominating committee, Mrs.
Albert Coultes, Mrs. Kenneth
Wheeler and Mrs. Walter Scott, It
was announced that the group
Would meet with the members of
the Mission and Baby Bands and
their mothers on. November 17 at
2,30 o'clock, for their graduation
exercises, The Christmas meeting
is to be held on December 12, in-
stead ,of the regular date. It waS
decided to remember the mission-
ary for prayer Miss Hedwig Batt-
ling, with a gift at Christmas.
The worship service was in
charge of Mrs. Robert Coultes and
was opened with meditation, a
hymn and prayer, Several passages
were read from EPhesians followed
byTiaie discussion,
periodsion' was about.
Kotert, with the following reading:
MrS. Harold Procter, Mrs, M.
Conites and Mrs, Stewart Procter,
This meeting eloSecl With a hymn
and prayer by Mrs. R, Coulter,
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of Mg'
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With the president, Mrs.. George
Altebte opening With 'prayer
letwecl by a, hymn, Psalm 40 was.
read by Mrs, W. Seat. Meditation,.
"'Petted Tritrit Perfect Peace" Was
read by' Mrs. Mlehle,. felleWed by
prayer and a reading, "That Would
De Telling".
gOutine reports were given, also
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