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fii zio4tilsgor ortwort ig Current- 'Views on War
torao. Jon. 367.7_411$8 4)4)"""Y Me'linember but no *ow anKflamear (Coutin#0131 P040. 2)
be' VOA So• woo* '01th bey Parents 'made. 'Two now elders were eleeted$
Charles ee ,
t9r tWb• *Plc and
as sleeted foriclour-
' rt Bogie. was ap.
pht.44, The WSW, board had teat One
otuo, Water*, near Beluniller, I also ari,lionerstrr rnember, 401m IrPall'a,tt. Germans must, -"earn that it dots! net.
,A carload of nut p,pte took in the !LAM a. pay to wage aggreasive Ware. They
oloieuey oietch at 1$40k.now list /Pride,' iv*P'11044:141t. mutt realize that, they are all pe1,40/3'..
'. night 444 oh the 'w4Y borge OW ;veer tarin,, .
mi., 004,°Rutledge has r4turned ilOnle the Gieater Permiur Xteich.' TheY ninit;
lull, of " their ,illifettou gain*,
•al.ly responsible ?OX t11,0 violent deeda,
• And attende4.-11 4.100 ap.41..leard v9inted uolgot- SUPposedlY pirformed'fOr the giorY-
ot
at tile eabool 4040e, itt
after iipiting, hie eotudn, ra, ete
Rey, Harold, ;Currie preached his AS,41r1,010$ Attn.. o ,
farewell aerMen. in Nile Unifed;:eitureh Cowan spent last Weelt,with her daugli-
,04 004W • ter, igrg; ea*, Wecitilliart, in Toronto,
"Mv..40gua"Xcl:flarMiti has not been WOrsing Miter Ifitiriel J1'arrloli, of
enjoying the' beat Of health lately,- 44Mliten,' WAS ttOMe for the Week -end;.
111/4/4,,,'Alteetingir-The regular meeting Mr. and Mr. Fred XacciregUr are in
of the !Tile W.A. was held On Outten' Toronto, ,
Audi, in the be$entent of the ebureh and • Mr, Duncan working in
was in charge of IYIrS. D.
rturi.4 the 'hUsinees -period $10. was The January Meeting of the
donated tO the'l$unday school and $gEk• of Aeliiield Presbyterian ehureb. was
, to ,the' stewards of the church., 'liar*" held at the home Neu a, gaol
Johnston,. who 14 at present in a milt- Kenzle- 31910avf 167.1f4 eiglAteen
tary hospital, was voted a present, to -
the value of $200, The 'meeting closed
With hymn and the ,Mizpah Weft-. gram. The February ineetingf.10 to, be
Alen, The hostesses were Mrs. H. At'. tho Wine ,Mrs. 1",). Ense,
Matthews, Mrs. ,Pettman' and. Mrs. 'Sergeant Robert $iniPann was porde
Stanley • ' for 4•10,* days' leave lea. vteek.,
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congregational annlia/ "
Meeting of 'Nile' Unit Why is It that, although the average
- Church' waif held' on January 1E41'4-MIMI ntletioir'pleture- seat is more Comfort,
the utgual business was transiteted and able than the average elturch seat, more
• reports were read and adopted. , The People sleep • through a - sermon than
treasurer's' report shoWed, all accounts through 4 movie?-7-ltrener Record
' VI he ASIIVIELD be convineed that they eaunet retain-
ViSher, Beruniller, for a week, - j
Present. The president, Mrs. D. A.
MacLean, was in charge of the pro -
%ere ..fortunate ,ainong, the United Na-
tions are trustees who must eneure,
that juStitfe is 4646 to those 'Wlitt intve.. •
suffered nicosvitt.•th0- bandsof .their ,
brutal enemies. The (ilermana Woilid
not uuderstand 4 *ft." Peftee.. Iii-
discrirnlnate vengeance woUld• he senile*:
less Ilut juStlee Moat be &no,. ,and
a third ' , German War in" this Centilt$'
10Ust be prohibited if Europe is not to
disappear froni.the 'annals of blue -finny',
, lot ilk 4. it. .; ' .
When I' pulse 6, the tutpre of
Europe I. am inclined to dlstlnguish
between, biological regellerath* on the
one side and spiritual rote sane°. o
the other. - The Material and phystoly
9iehal revival, of .nations will make. ,
Speedy. progress. But the moral bal-
ance ' will be much more diffieult. to ,
achieve. ,To renew in people's hearts
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after -Allis war the sense of the .epirite,
. nal 'unity of mankind will require a
transformation of the whole intellectual
. and moral atmosphere, People will
have to recover their living faith. in
the common' destiny of the human],
family, in the rights and obligations' nf
men and nations; in the infinite. dignity.
of . the' individual, by which • a , sense
of fellowship Is inspired. '.,Thia,is- net
a ,sirapie proposition. ; It will ;preaup-
•-pose- a', reSolute-ethical determination
On the 'part Of the best - men .,•within . _ • . „ , • . `1.'
individual radians, It Win hare ,to be 'Man of . tomorrow bas before II= .4
directed, to*STOS ;:thg.„AnteptittorLA, iieble„:pu*Oselirlife4„;.,Theierievi peace
.liurann loyalties in order to harmonize Iwmtnotte.asiiine,'Weiinatilitred-tian-
• natieuat patriotisni with the obligations
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of good neighherlineSS.', .,, : '
Still More difficult will be the renewal
of the ino,r4,1 Perkniality • of ',man. . The
war has .ahnost destroyed it. Moral
'Ortiefam,- :loss Of' belief in - spiritual
and 'moral. values; the loss Of . all re-
ligious belief' -will •- be , an 'incredibly
difficult problem in the post-war period.. which: they were born. Yet :they have
.Will the 'postVcr. generation be able also 'gained, from -wi the. experience of
te'ritie to ,; -the ;occakdon? ., . ; , .., - great - battles .._-fenght faithfully against.
lam aware.,of„the- difficulties which tierdenclena odds.: If they usethese
we have before as in this 'frame)* task. exPerienees and enrich them with their
of making Mother Earth a :More ihattlt- own viSiond; this Europe of ours may
able plaee .fOr decent people to live in, cinee •more.13teenfie 4 poWerfni factor
in -peace and brOtherhoOd. We need in the further. ‘developutent'....ef the
to recover oil? faith that the European huitip race. ,, • • --, , , .„ ,
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sy you follow these instructions.
Just as soonest you feet the cold cOm.. -
jug en_andexperience headache, Pains -
irt.the-baelorii.mbs,-soreness througlv -
the body, take a Pitradol tablet!, a good •
big drink of hot lemonade or ginger test
and go te'be,d,
othepeiadol, affords almost framed:. •
isterelidfrom the pains and aches and
telps you to get oft to sleep. Thedose
may be repeated, if necessary, accord-
ing to the dirbetions. If there Is
ness of the throat; garee with twat:,
Paradottablets clissolveA in water. Just
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OF THE CROP'
quillity. We are inevitably Marching
forward to fresh struggles.. We should
rip,proach the world of tomorrow • with:
the Ideals. of truth; goOdness and • bon-
.6Sty, and We must- fight to restore to
themf their 'original .deeply buratto
meaning. The younger generation May.
hlaine. us. for the .chaotic world in
I RETIES for. verseas
verti ers
;Local boys overseas will get thouSandk. of. ,staokes free. Wherever
they are, whatever branchofthe Service- theare-ln, they-, areTeonstantiy
• Mlndikof the folks at ham. Goderich. is proud of them. .
' • IMPORTANrz--If your name appeara,:iir this' issue go' at once to The
Signai,Star and supply die following., information:
The tank, regimental number and 'name. ,
2. Overseas address of the boy or: girl in the Services you 'wish to,
fiend 'Cigarettes to. . • . •
. • Should person care to,dend:cigarettes to the boys overseas, they. cart
Send $1.0O 01: more, te Mr. D. E. and the cigarettes. will be sent
by the andetich 'branch' of the Canadian cLegion,•.,, ,
• ach-week-fivr-20.weeks, itot-AlecesParilY-Aetntentitivw#herez411 appear •
BMW*. the: atttettketaah4r,01: 'Oak and addresses ortocre
sonstort The becriptiO4-43,4,1n iink,ardanktlOkierilch. Bead'
the:#diVerttsementd,,:a fid roar 11400,$,,*totASI:;t;*
°ince ..ati.,-oncei" or, betifo blIpatiOji..00,;10\,wriii* you 1-ivbind -010 -
'eightettka-;hOntLbit Slitlhat eightettes `nversenk
with eoff0Puickent0:' of the't, atftertiser, through, the .Ged'erich bran& of
thel,atiaditert.1.4gid**Ibaeeo fund„
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iwveinunt la on foot: lit Wing
for •the organization of a-ehess el
ii17/111fun H. Dearing,. An old .reitident
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4. Exeter, died on jauuary 23rd in 13.14
eightieth year. Ile la survived 14 his
wife, elle son and two danighters.
.-wiuShain 'treahiterians hove
'tended a Cali to Bev. Alex. Nionao, at
,bert
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Wog SA*
New 001140
A. woe hita 'hoeat *loot Mot tlieoltiel
with -"wart of two or tits pow* Waiting
but the stump s healed ever, indlea
Present, 'a •01mplain • at the Trenton 'two it was the that MO- gsk-rts
it:0•44`. station, to .aneceed 'Bev. Ken- of Oro ,p4;W0,10. a trap thous nearly *
.neth MacLean, now MiniSter Of ;Cavan year ages. Three shots were iteessia-ri
preabyterian Obureli,nExeteri ' to kill tlis animal. Farmer a Wove
Wellington. Joimston hati sold the it was responsible for injuries to degs
• Derninien, lietute property at ZOrieb and for the. killing Of not a few •ahaeP
to his son, Wog, Johnston,. who gets in the distriet.
leimedia.te peseesidon. The Dominion Fought Eire*
Ifettee-ls well known, to the travelllng in, England:... -i
public and been owned by the Leading mrenian Valliant Chambers
Johnston• family:: for Melly years.' has returnedto his Wane at Exeter
John Yeaden died at. his 11910e' 14' atter two an *half 'Years overseas.
Clinton on January ,24th, in his 00477 Be is one Of the ,Canafilans Who went
seventh; year.. °A" native et to the Old COnntry to help fight the
township, be farmed in, that township fires caused by enemy bluish% Re was
'for Any 'years- 'before retiring to Clio.- stationed atilorttlIaMPteu$ 'Tart of the.
ton. His wife, Elizabeth Waite, pre- firemen'S task Waft, to assiat in regain
deceased -lam two years, and, surviving work, , extricating victinis from de.
are four ;sons auff-two- daughters; raolislted buildings, and to -cheek the
William J. Goderieh township-- Albertt debris. •
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OBITUARY
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service. After.: the reetor, pronduuced
the, benediction the ladies Of the COD-.
gregation servedlunch. - -
WILLIAM-, 'XWAMT,EX:
Public:14ihrarY Board,—The- annual •• . . --
,. ine,eting of the Bayfield Publie Library The death ' et. ViT, 11.110n• Twa*lat tt .
Board was held this- Week. The library lifelong and respected resident of Aslk,
as organized in 101and the PaSt ,
township, occurred at his )104.
w "5 '‘id ,
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_ - ,,.. Year,-1,24,'proyeet to be the peak year:1)0)211o; $1104hrgitze ylito. jorayaeth,‘ an;..tt,aigte‘o:was
ug•b.,
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BAYEIEL..D, in; membership, cireplation and....04-
ancially.`-The treasurer'ilreport'ShoWed
ii",-batanee'br-410.0.50:- The report
MYEAILILD -San RehellY
he' had been :in' declining health for
irpWards76111V-6-yearCliis 'death came • '
aatthi410endhoonra.e 1,n. the. village. , , , : ' . . stiingoweodfac,tehradt.' wtheeieci,rttepulpoaitiiiotneat,_,afdor .beenttie;t:aite.tnavvit,h0240ritw.:OfnatiPehi' eeIeltaedlez:GTeeselltregran.diliT.-,w.:14, 1, 71ILIYY`e ,. i
Mrs. Fred Baker is visithlg relatiYes. g.13 per cent. lti '1-10:kfield; . The'fainsv- and Elizabeth. Dickson' and . Wail born
Larson of London spent the week -end the7f,faron. 0ounty 'Lithrarv ASSoClatiott
Mrs. jatnett Ferguson left on Friday year:' ., President, : Miss , 4:..... ,a14115C41; „concession of Ashileld now owned -
for Landon, .Where' she- will spend'.the itirheraasriA. Mxisrse.; W. - ..reivii:e'iSttinrrbIaarrYa: by his -,nephew,'George TwamleY,, ,]ifir.-
next lour weeks. -. Twandey was one of a ,familY. • of -nine .
vilirl:gee lihSah`Veennetilm;lueciteicleethdeeitiler harvestMrs.W11%11.41'84'. ItW. ',Sr4co.'t'eFherargilersp°4;rs141. 4.sBarallSeYtifMlit,get.: ftellisdirfealatlieQr111,--LStiva°'.41trvell-°01 Isruelh"invile: .
for this year, which'. has . been the i.test D. ' A,' Volume. and Mrs.. E. 14-, Bassett. He was a quiet 'and ufia-SduMing..gentle,; ,
in..Zaeyntiresid. was Withoht. Mail last. w' 'ed''' shown on '11,11ErCildilay larSet'4t..ininttheer!sint q:'UNVeati38 fInttaitidn'. 1.4:tr 2114P174>enttr °-1'.9 .fh°AsPatta)tebtiPs. . andl ad : *
lis.dity and part '• of ''''ThUrsdai, the; held on the late . Bruce ,:Mepre, who .ellureh,. Where, the funeral service was
roads being blocked,•. Irina "here to perished When, hlk tense ,was burned:- held-„ on literiday', ' January '.15th, cog- .
Varna. This is the first time-thisyear, onthe night pf October 9t,1)....' -Pr.: J... dudod. bY*Is'pastor.,...ltev.,01,G;.aowse.
1 we have 'anise& a Mail. owing to the W,- Shaw of -01111ton waS in, Pharge and During the service 'ars, Tearaas-inaire.,,,,,
roads; . twice before. the train failed CrOwn, kttorney-. Dudley trOlihe§ ox, 'sang, "There is it• place , of quiet rest
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to get pp, • hats 'Ureic' .Brandon was ' aoderieb • ' tinestioned ; . the , witnesses. ',near to othie,oetliac
hetart, oefm..164;%, wet
Interment .
alwifys - able _to,getIvito- Bruce-Aeld. ' , Twenty, witnesses were. heard, the pro.,, *As, Jit
• Earl -
Mr. WilliaM Cameron of Detroit ceediegs opening at 2.80 p.M., and gen.- ..sterwpod, .,,,wiufect Drennan,, iwanoet
Spent the week -end with his, • sister, tinuing,,:nntil 10 .p.m.. when the jury Twamleyr Alfred Sherweed, Wilfred
Miss Elizabeth Cameron. - . -- • adSohrned, With a' short. recess' for *Hackett and Roy Alton acting as Pall -
'Red Cross Society.—The annual supper. The Jury's verdict ,was, that bearers. :Ntr,,.. Twaini.ey is survived by
meeting. - of " the .- Bayfield 'Red Oro* the deceased :came to his 'death h3'-' -'his- widevi and ene-sont--Tom, at ,home. .
sucloti was 'held in the Orange .1641 'Eart'u*e and lik'e Of unknown- -origin. A soli, 'Arthur; died -at the, ago of ten
on' -ThursdaY evening. The • meeting The- Jury was coMposed of . John 1,and two daughters predeceased , him.'
was opened with the reading. of Scrip- Cameron . iferemanY, John tloward, Violet passed rearay'.in .1010 .and:' Mr%
ture and ,prayer .0 Rev. A. S. Colwell. - jack Castle, ;- Lloyd.. Scotchnier and Earl Begley (Ella) • In ill'iti, • Surviving
mrg, .83-amos 'Ferguson, vice-preSident, Malcolm ' Toms; : ' • . . . .. ', also are - two Sister4--4gra, . $ftrauel
was in the Oat)! ' for the readiog of _,,, _'• .....' ,„,.1,...„,, ,_„..........,,,,- . 'SherWood-Mmunt)• of -West,Wnwanesh
year's work 'written by the preSident, • .. ' , .,', ' ,.',. . • .. Goderich.. Brothers ruld-:' si.Sterd who
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Tepid 'and gave, a resume , of 'the --uliiirjuun': TV VW IN smp innd Mrs, Jas. .; Drennan; (Lucinda) of "
the J.' canadian. W.eat:' kis., ' Robert c4"Earcit."*NSIIII''' Ilt*...":-.7 ilsi*dantreeed.riv"(karsa*vt:e,h'is' 1.;41.r,-*°:;,„.°''.,t°.irs.. '
Miss A. M. 'Stirling,•,whO Is visiting:in :
it.was with (leeP regrett)ntt.,we learne.,c1.
IScotchmer; secretary. • -iettd , a''' relt,O# last weoc, offhojileath ,at.,,,witoot. , of , ziitwoas:osetti:othgaiFvelii--:,tteotoi:,i017,0triii.)i:Ita; i73rboattsor...,,w,:::..,,
_mit. !saver Tounntisit.,,,,:sitt:eatautat, Sherwood: -; 1,Auzatieth) ;. _Bertha., Who:
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was knOWA,- and-0.1oved:-„tty-.,everyOne.- ..
Her husband; -the late FteV.,' lames •
pastor for twenty-eight years. -I - BELFAST 1
;Hamilton; served 'Onion' chureh as.-
as
atRUenvioIn. cah'UTI11,106nr oStligayied,. dtheeliv9eurlitigt T. fiBZOVOAf 7t: ille.aleito 2.it—speAnllnga°iitW-'
the second of a series of sermoes on 1.,
The Disciplines otLife," entitled, 4‘The .,ii, alY-5,4 I•Vitmetb III:iovrrIltit,,,," reporti Gilbert I : 1- by: a, Mrs.
'Discipline of Labor." • DurMgthe ser- .
vice, Mrs. Geo. McilWain sang, A. • 8010,, .mgirlinlyiamtriteirdasni.wle0Yolsei 31N:4111'7 well 11.7,,r,
'"Bnilding for • Hternity,'! which
Sliee ''. , Thi W.M.S. cif'llaOketei htnirell 340
a favorite of the late Mrs. Hamilton. ,
—Phe-- prolutponne,041iiadikew,:rileiegtstiroetivitietibtte:,aistst,_;_thTe_usiiidamirruill 14.41.8e 11....alat% tiCatthinoil, '
hareyidsituh Portera,os arludili,‘Soehaitoo. l • All
.Psee4brootri, ,eGlegolli,,,tgetii-At latnond. 1:1: .tnii6elve4tiresyllf!tir., 11.7., '
gr. and Airs. Wilfred nuckeMylsited%
at the bonie7-or Ilk. and Airs. •Dan-Ve-... ,
On',-ithe' work' accoMplislied- during:0e
paaty'ettr;- and' aslietlIdenittre Werker'S.'
120 'articled.; ,,,sertinen's 'comforts,, .180;
army comforts, 235; .for_British
:217'artieles eftelothingAnd CpflitS.
For prifieners-OPV:tarparcels, S., knitteik,
articles were contributed:. Vtii.the JinI
;for Britain ftind,:',#50:was given and
$15 to the blood', donors' clink, in 'Clin-
ton to -buy martidilade And Water
glatifes. The . *treasurer, . Birt; R.•L.
Bassett, read a Teportohntritig a:good
balance, $625:48: Mr, John Parker Pre-'
ded for the electior(..of .officers.-forrtlie
coining year, ivhich 'resulted as fonoVrs
Honorary presidents, Mrs. N. -W.
WOOd.P., 'Mrs. F. Gairdner And.;
Miss. ,Maud Stlxling; honorary viee-
-PreSItlenta,ne_v. A. S.. CpikVell; IteVe
R. lielnies, Re*: D. Lane; Wm. V.
-Ferguson, A. E. ErWin,".SinIcolixt Toms;
president; Mra, jaMeiLrergesori;•lst
vice-president, Mrs: Malcolin Toms;
2nd' Vice-PreSident; Hrs. Grant Tarner;
secretary, . Mrs:. Robert Seotehrner;
treasurer;. • Mrs.,. RA Bassett,t-
Tesponding secretary,,' MAIL 'Mahe"'
Prentice.; finanee icomraittee; 'lora
Makins (cturirman),-, Wm: L. Ferguson
(secretary -treasurer), C. Cemeithardt,
leolrn Toms, tioyd, ScotehirterA,
children Are cordially invited in ,the
afternoon and achirth In the evening. Donald, Ripley, one day, recently.
No admission fee -1-15-a-Wed. - . .,-
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If we all lived in; the, Open , with .
one another we would have -health-ler
friendship% - -. '
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SIIPPARIY..1NOS : ,
:reeseliptElytir:eteeT.,..4tej,aivan...8;,,,O,741aiutor4rs.•
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Ralph' Foster were'lirs. Foster's .bro-
ther, SqUadron..; Leader Benson 0 pent-
...landi.of the R.C.A.P.',..Who has returned
from overseas; ' 1/40, .7T11.114lt, : Offie.er ,
Andrew • Poster, of the R:C.A.P,, ' of
Prentice; P.. Weston llehn-JewettPD",, "Yeggs;.P.v-rryris. ;,h.tis_ .iee.1.,44..o.thl,
E. Iltwin, Jack Parker, George . Little, t Abel:14411X% 801t, no'W` of the ;Clinton
p. 0:winuS:tatofroo:ut i tor .
liaison officer, Mrs. D. A. A olume. . .
'Opuoneniand A.ctive,Serviee. Fund he-annual--imeeting,-,AA:Abe.,•lilefilel
1,7tidea,n1We. lviWesTtblitirikse' .°anrdan:''2. Sturgeon; 1:nir.:; :ii;:ro,:i.yrsd::::t4a::::::hrol et: iv:i. : 011.4 , husband,i( r•g g. , hrIn, . ,8t, , blac:eg : 6.
eilth';•• „%...-4--;. „...• .„ -•••,;' - - -''''''-7:- -
Was' hefir nrifithiirsddr-ertriiiig‘z.41.6
with that Of the .--Red:, .Cross 'Society, m:dits;ttiBerri:iiii:81:41.1dinotingrd''.a,810tu‘.trak:.eFe;c:Vs..,41:''' .:4421:::,
the sam'e offieers serving for each. I -The
.. fund showed, a cash balance on January we aro' pleased t9 report 1:11.: 1.1,110::
3rd of $1.78.8.8: - . • . ' '.. Bogie is . enjoying fairly.' geed health_
. Iva; ginEttni)d,esdato.r2i3a.s_t mWt.e.eka/n 'cl Atrs.
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this. winter,. although he is confined
, R. -4Matthews, MIAs .iia and .jack to the house.
Parker . returned to. Port Dover . on
Tuesday • after' • having. visited their
slater,' Mrs. S. ,§intgeon, ° pr. ' Basil.
Parker and E. hiarthei,vs also were here.
. !lip. ar".60WorildaoYigitgrd'I' ! se hIll i . ' .) :4 ' .: 1 r* - ' a' 114
Mrs. 'Emerson,, Heard; .48, eitelallY re-
ported' 1n)ured, hi, action': MS 'Parents
Vi'ere notified 'frora National Defence:
headquarters on, Sunday, january :21,
On VriOny evening ti_sedicil evening
was held bylifembers' of LOX. No, 24
Ip .honor ot Cpl. Borden. Clark, one of
the, brethren who recently . returned
from overseas; The evening -Was spent'
la Playing progressive ' euehre and
speeches bY SOMA of the •nternbers wet,
coming back:the guest of honor and
"wishing him every .succeas in -the
future. .Lunch Wild' served by the
wives of the metal*s. * ..
Congregational MeetingTho unanai.
meeting, of 'Trinity Anglian church
WaS•heId at the rector'' last'evening,
The Meeting was . opened with prayer
:ty, the rector, Rev. R. C. Holmes, Re- -
ports of the treasurer and of the /mat .
Ong Organi.!ttiona showed an edit*,
year. Oilleers appointed for the year
Were: People's -warden, Leslie tillott;
rectal& warden, Lloyd; - iScotchmer;.
treasurer, Russell, Heard.; vestry elerk, ,
CharieS. Gleitiefrihardt; board of, Maw
agement, Mrs, poya ,,Scoteinner, Mite
Et (*Intro, mot' M. 'rondo, Lloyd
Scotchnier, Uwe Elliott, Wm, Parker,
Wm. McDoel., Charles Geineinhardti,
siclestuen, Wm.' Parker; Tolle Mott,
Wm. kcDool, Wm. Scotehmer, Wint, 1 I
iiiiiiott, Charles Oemeitharat; Auditors,
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Miss Lucy ,Woeds, Mrs. IC 'Prentice. .
. At the?' elooke of the Meeting a hearty
vote '6.t. Maths was OtttOdt‘a to '11,4:048r1/1. ', •
Win. ItlitOtt And "Wm. ,8cotchiner; re .t .
tlrin wnrden4, after long years Of .
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pleee of etike?" *No, knot1er i only
asked .her for .the recipe Se you 'could
make some like • it 'alai she „gave Me.
two extra pieces.' .
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