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BRUSSELS, wONTARICI,
Huron Old
Boys' Assoc.
BY'
E.
Toronto, Jau, 20th, 1938
The 38th Annual At Home of the
Huron Old' Boys' Association of To.
ronto, ' fit conjunction With the '
Huron 'Count'y Junior Anociatlon, 1
was held oe Masonic Temple; gouge •
St, & Doverport ltd. Toronto, with
the usual large gathering. The
dance floor was occupied by more
than the usual number, although
the cards were not as well patroniz-
er, Stan, St, John's orchestra
provided the music and in addition
to the papular prize dance nun:bers
the inevitable "Big Apple" was
much in evidence,
President G. Franklin Belden of
the !Senior Association and Mrn.
Belden received the .guests • while
Mr. K. Stanbury and Miss Doris
hill received for the Junior Assoc,
Among t'hos'e present were the fol-
]owing—Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Belden,
Mr, and Mrs, W. A. Buchanan, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A, Campbell, Mr. J. A,
McLaren, Mr. R. S. Sheppard, Mr.
E. Floody, Mr, ,and Mrs. B, 1i. Me-
Crea'th, Rev. R, C, McDermid, Mr,
K. Stanbury, Mr and Mrs. John
Moon, Mr. and Mrs, L. M Pringle,
Mr. and Mrs., E. J. B. Duncan, Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Stowe, Dr, and Mrs.
H. J, Hodgins, Dr. and Mrs, J. G.
Ferguson, Dr. and Mrs. Byron
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sloan,
Mr, and Mrs: J Dunsfield, Mr. and
Mrs, B. Coles, Mr, and Mrs'. S. M.
Wickens, Mr, and Mrs. D, Gardiner
(Regina), Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
Chesney, Mr. and Mrs. G, Thomp-
son, Mr. and Mrs, M. Scarlett, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Hanna, Mr. D. D.
Wilson, Mr. J. A. Cameron, Mr. H,
el, Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. W D
Sprinks, Mr. and 'Mrs, Jas, Saul,
Mr, and Mrs, J. D. Guy, Mr. and
Mrs, G. W. Paterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Laughren, Mr. and Mra, G. H. Hand,
Mr. and Mrs. E.R. .12111x, Mr. Chas,
Stewart, Mr. and 11irg, Alex. John.,
sten, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Ferguson,
Mr. and Mrs. R, McKinney, Mrd. H,
Mustard, Mrs. a Thompson, ie. R.
Bond, Mrs, D. Flynn, Mrs. E, Fydeil,
Miss Anne Crittenden, Miss Grace
Stirling, Miss Laving Knox, Miss
Fannie Patterson, lases E.& L, Far-
(Continaett, On Page 8)
United Church
Skating Carnival
Brussels Arena
Tuesday, Feb. 8th
Watch For Further Patriculars
THE ANNUAL MEETING
OF EAST HURON
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
will be held in
• Public Library, Brussels
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28
at 2 p.m.
Jas, Burgess, Pres.
catstsictosteteletemetstetztetmmetcbisa
REGENT
THEATRE
SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYING
Dick Faran the screen's newest
Singing Start In
Blazing Sixes
with Helen Walkis
MON., TUES., WED.
Marlene Dietrich Charles Boyer
The Garden of Allah
He trled to escape a divine oblige -
tion and gave up the most precious
thing In life, done in Gorgeous
Technicolor
NEWS CARTOON
NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT,
Ralph ,Bellamy Betty Furness
Robert Armstrong
It Can't Last Forever
ALSO
All American
Sweetheart
With An All Star Cast
NG—
co Park Avenue Girl
Mate. Sat & Holidays at 3 p,m.
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GreyCouncil Meeting
Mlnetesi of Omelets meeting held
Jan, 10, 1938. The cou1011, havieg
met as per statute and 'having sign- 1
ad the declaration of office, pgnveed-
ed with the buslliees of the dee,
The minutes of last meeting were
read and alaeroved on the ]notion
• of Thos. Dougherty and seconded
by Leelie McKay,
Moved by Leslie McKey, second'
ed by Thos, Dougherty, that Bylaw
No. 1 for 1938 for the Township of
Grey, authorizing the •Reeve Bud
Tneasurer to borrow from time to
Ilene by way •;i promissory note
from the Bank of Commrece at
Brussels, a sdm or sums not dxteed-
ing in total .$30.000 to meet until
the taxes are collected, the current
expenditures for the year, '.L'11e
Reeve and O1FL' of the said Town•
ah3p of Grey ale hereby arthlrized
t osign the said By-Law.—Carried.
(Moved by T. C, Wilton and sec-
onded by Thos. Dougherty that By -
Law no. 2 of 1938, estimating the
road expenditure /or 1938 having
been read the necessary number of
times be finally passed,—Carried,
Some discussion developed ae to
the appointment of the qualified ac-
countant as Township auditor, As
is expected the Departmeat of
Municipal Affair,. Will sheeny re•
quire such appointment to be Ina•le.
Moved by Thos. Doherty, seeoud-
ed by Leslie MeKay that we secure
the service of r. qualified aecount:lt
as our township auditor and adopt
his system for cur book-keeping.
Moved an amendment by '1'. C.
Wilson, seconded by Alex Alexander
that we procure all necessese en-
formaalon relative to appointing a
qualified accountant to audit the
township accontrts with object to
engaging same for 1939 audit if
satisfactory,
Aanend'ment carried,
Moved by T. C. Wllson, seconded
by Leslie McKay that the tax col-
lections' time be extended until next
meeting, —Carried.
Moved by Ale,: Alexander, socond-
53 by Thos. Dougherty that all ap-
proved aecouutd be paid,—Canned,
Moved by T. C. Willson, secondee
by Alevx Alexander that we do
now adjourn'to meet again on Feb.
6th or at the can of the reeve,
-,Carried,
The following accounts were paid
W. Turnbull, Beal, of salary $ 25.00
W. Turnbull, Telephone Ex, 1,00
Hospital Acct., Helen Gana 7,00
Hospital, Acct„ Fred Hodges 0.7J
Mur., World 3.937 Supplies ... 65,23
Trio, P,,McIntosb, relef acct, 10.50
L. Russell, relief aces'. 5.94
Treasurer's Bone 20.00
Twp Road Acct 2.60
3, le. rear, Clerk,
TEXAS—
Famous M•tr„h Seedless Grape-
fruit thin skies full of sweet juice.
Brave you triel those sweet juicy
thin shins oranges at Grewar's (2
doz.) 24 oranges only 28e.
A. Greevar—VI's eel'. for legis,
COMING i t:JMING I
THE KANSAS FAr.MER
AND HIS HIRED MAN
A Two Hour Program
First Class Entertainment
MUSIC — SONG — MONOL')GCE
Featuring—
.Cowboy Songs & Mountain Music
BLUEVALE FORESTER'S HALL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd
Sponsored By browntown's Literary
Society in Aid of Ebeneezer Church
Admisslon—Cht;dren 10c
Adults 25c
Jack Tnynne, phone 3159, Brussels
MELVILLE
Presbyterian Church
Sunday, January 30th, 1938
the services at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m.
will be conducted by
Rev. •Mr. John McNabb, M.A.
of Toronto
Sunday School at 3 p.m.
All Members and Adherents are
Invited to ,Attend these
Services
THE UNIT[) CHURCH
REV. H. J. MAHONEY, B.A.,
Minister
11 a.m.—•Morning Worship.
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m,—Evening Service,
Monday at 8 o'clock—Y. P, S.
B.D.
WEDNESDAY, JAN, 26th 1938
ologninsoonstonauvoloomoommtoolutoto
EVERY KIND QF
JOB PRINTING
AT 'REASONABLE PRICES,
ottavvvvozoottommemmomottevociel
II LOCAL NEWS ITEIVIS
Ice Harvested
The local ice harvest was cut
last week. The ice which was
16 inches thick was. ,abated as f.:irly
good. et was stored by F, M.
Semis and W. T. Procter for the
summer supply
United Church
Y.P.S.
'The Y. P, S. of Brrssels finned
Church met on Monday evening
with the president Doug. Anderson
in Charge. Helen Baeker read the
scripture reading. The Lord's
prayer was repeated to unison.
Mrs, Wilson gave a s'plenlid talk on
Cltlzenellp entitled "The Building
of Canada for Toanorrowl' The
meeting closed by all repeating the
Mizpalh Benediction. After the
meeting Barbara Michie led the
group in recreation,
—*—*—
Institute Family Night
Will be held le the Town Hall,
Friday, Jan, 25th, at 8 pmt, The
committee in charge are planning
a real social event. Where their
families of less than tour, they are
requested to invite friends to make
up ,the number. Every Member bf
the Institute asked to bring a loaf
of bread made into sandwiches.
Admission 250 per family,
Large Crowd Attends
Skating Party
Melville Church Y. P. S„ held a
ska.Ung panty at the arena Friday
evening when o. large crave attend-
ed. The Citizens' Band supplier
the mucic. Skating was from 9
unto! 10 o'clock, A dainty lunch
was, served in thechurch basement
after skating. Prizes were won by
Luella Mitchell who got the tacky
fork, and Helen Armstrong, who got
the lucky plate at the lunch,
New Presses
At Work
The Toronto Globe and Mali is
now 'being printed on what Is claim.
ed to be the most advanced press
set up on the American continent,
The new Globe and 3•I -ail pres's cost
more than four hundred thousand
dollars. Running at full Capacity. a
32+page issue nu be turned out at
the rate of one hundred and fifty
thousand copies per hour. It takes
six hundred horse power to run the
presses, A modern metropolitan
daily is certainly a gigantic enter-
prise,
Roofs Cave In
The January Thaw which ar_ived
over the week -cud preceded by the
heavy snow falls of the past weeks
caused at least two roofs here to
cave i11. A large section of the
north -end roof of Melville Presby-
terian church shed collapsed Sun-
day from weight of snow and ice,
This same portion of root gave way
two years ago. It is unlikely that
this part will be rebuilt. It was
fortuuate that it did not occur on
Saturday afternoon when Lae shed
was' full of farmer's cutters and
sleighs. Tile shed wa scm'lstruotetl
in 1915, The roof of the rear part
of J. Wright's barn also collapsed.
B. C. C. S.
Literary
Notes
On Wednesday afternoon, Jan,
19 a Literary meeting was• held
under the direction of Betty Best,
The meeting was opened with the
singing of the "Maple Leaf.” Merle
and Janet Sanderson favoured the
society with a pleasing duet. A
well prepared paper 'was read by
the editor, ,Jack Bates. A short
play entitled, "The Flve•fieteen,"
was ably presu'.tfed by fourteen or
the Students,
'Bill I8ckutier led the. community
singing towerdo' the end of the
meeting end Miss Calder Was call-
ed upon to give her views ns critic.
ENTERER° INTO REST
At her tomo, 17 Ritchie Ave.,
Toronto, Tueeday, Jan. 18, 1928,
Eliza Hayorollt, widow of the late
J. W. Leavens and aunt of Carrie
Hingatole i11 her 31st year.
Interment at Owen Sound on
Thursday, Jan, 20th,
ICE BURG
I Head Lettuce large erten _ beads..
Just rite for sandwiches 01 . salnas
' 2 heads 15c. Sold at Urewar's,
Fresh select Oysters, Tee ones.
thaii 'make the i.ew "taste different,
A. Grewae, Phone 5- We sell for less
Women's
Liberal Association
The Women's. Liberjtl Association/
will meet at the home of Mrs. W. D,
S. Jamieson on Thursday evening,
Feb. 3, at 8 o'clock, Mrs. Wilton
Will continue her discussion of the
British North America Act and
fP(�S"T PUBLISHING HQUSE4
'United Church Council Approves Cost To
AnnualMeeting Be $7,000 in Huron County
WEDDING
BRYAN—DRAGER
Officers Give Encouraging Re-
ports in all Departments at
Annual Church Meeting
The annual meeting of the United
,Churleh were held Thursday evening
when 125 members attended a ban-
quet served by the Women's Asscci-
ation. A sing song followed led ,by
the minister, Rev, H. J. Mahoney,
who opened the meeting by the
report of the cburcb, He also spoke
of the death of three of les mem-
bers, Mrs. W. Ringler, Mrs. R. Con-
nor and Mrs, J. Whitfield, 'rue re-
port of the session was given by
Mr, E. hates and was responded to
Mrs, Harold Parker will have by a solo by Mies C. Hingston.
"Charge of "Current Events," .As The report of •the Sunray school
this is the first. meeting of the new was given by Mtss Addie Ca:illi
year, a good attendance is hoped and was responded,.to,by a duet by
for. Sullivan and Thelma Bra
then, The report of the Women's
Association was given by Miss M.
Robinson and Mrs: 1. Parker re-
sponder by a "eading, The Y. P, S.
report was giver. by Merle Sander.
son and was responded to with a
guitar solo by Bert Black, The re-
port of the Minion Band was given
by Mete I. Parker. The respoese
was given by Jim Cameron with a
piano solo.
The report of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society was given by Mfrs.
E. Bates, responded to with a rear.
Ing by Mrs. W Stewart. A report
of the C. 0, T, T. was given by
Helen Turnbull and was responded
to with a song by the C. 0, I. T.
The choir report was given by
Mrs. H. 0, Walker. The report of
the church w•as given by D:. R.
the Hamilton, church treasurer, who
tile reported a profitable year wish a
balance on hand tor 1938.
O. Drummond was elected elder
to replace Jas. Fulton who is re -
Convicted tiring. Three new stewards were
Of Fraud named to replace those retiring, A.
Rann, A. Raton, A. Wilson, Mov-
ed by. H. Jackson and seconded by
P. A. McArthur that a hearty vote
of thanks be tendered to Rev. H.
3. Mahoney for his services
throughout the year,
—k—a— .
St. John's
W. A.
i St, John's W A, met at the
rectory on Tuesday afternoon. The
president conducted the opening
exercises, the member's prayer and
scripture readies. The secretary,
Mrs, A. Coleman gave her report
showing all pledges met in fel, and
a small balance en hand. A sub-
stantial bale had been forwarded
for Western relief.
During the business session i, was
decided to make the usual contri-
bution to the Dcaner"y bale. Mrs.
Dames, Mus. Graham and Mrs, Cole-
man were named a committee to
meet with the committees from the
other churches to arrange fo: the
World Day 08 Prayer..
The ,meeting closed Witn
benedietoin pronounced by
president,
, In the county judges
court at Goderich on
Robent J. Snazel of that town was
sentenced to six months in the On-
tario Reformatory iiy Judge T. M.
Costello after an all -flay trial. The
sentence is to run from time of
arrest. December 14111. In April
last year Mr. Snazel was .hired to
conduct a romnlunity rampaign in
Exeter and at that time a writ was
Issued charging Mr. Snazel with
gaud and uonversion arising out of
a tivtnsactiou In which be obtained
$200 from the Dank of Montreal on
a promissory note indorsed by Wil-
liam Haitter, Me Su.azzel did not
use the money for the express' p11r-
Pose for which it was intended, A
'lumber of wi.tneeses from town
were sur nloned to appear at the
count on Monday.
An inetauce along the same line
happened here last fall when
some local busltess men donated
toward advertise?g which was lea
appear on a teiephone nuiltber chart
but so far bas not been printed. So
it would be well to bear in mint!
that your 'local' printer can supply
ALL your primal requirements,
criminal
Monday
PEOPLE KNOW
Miss use Stewart is visiting
friends in Detroit and Windsor.
Call Parker, Hespler, na; been
visiting his . Meter Miss B. Parker,
Hugh Pearson, of the Bank of
Commerce staff, has returned home
after relieving 3 weeks in Milver-
ton
Miss Marjorie Gelbraitb, 5 line of
Elnna'was a recent visitor tvitll her
sister Mrs', 'A, termer.
Mrs', Duncan McNicol of ,licliil-
lop township has been the guest et,
Mrs, James Kernaghan,
Fred Killingtott of Vancouver is
the guest of lits sister, M;s, 1+,
Brewer.
Donald5 McRae, who line been
visiting at his hone for the Past
week, returned to Western Univer-
sity on Wedneaay.
Mr. and Mrs'. E, Cardiff, Atwood,
were visitors is town on Tuesday,
0. T•1, Walker, W. Amon; nntl
Fred and Scout Burchell lett last
week for Quebec where thee will
spend the remainder of the winter
nt work in the woods,
Jed( Lowry, younger son of W, A.
Lowry, we are glad to see 1,; able
to be around again. His 111p Was
injured one day last week When ae
fell off a sinew plow with which
Hockey Such
A's' ' It Is
WIN:1HAM-9
BRUSSELS -2
The Brusee'.a wonders lost anoth-
er hockey game against the fast
W'ingham team 91 the Arena acre
on Tuesday night.
1Vingllam litterally swamped the
local laddie;, wil'tewashing item by
the score of 31) In ,he first Period.
It was regrettable that the visitors
piled up such a score in this period.
As Brussels finally got down to
business' in the second period mail-
ing Wingba.m 2.1 with Ned Rutledge
of Brussels getting first goal for
the locals.
In the third rcrlod D. C. Warwtrk
opened up the storing fpr the locals
on a lone malt, Then Wingbam
came right back and slapped In two
goalst The the fun began wile a
regular Toronto Boston hockey
game with the hockey players and
fans having a regular freefor-311
fight on rhe ire, No sooner het the
players got cooled off when another
royal took plate One player said
next morning, "We lost the game
but we won the fight," The game
ended Wingham' 9, Brrssels
LUCifNOW-13
BRUSSELS -6
Lucknew S' pays defeated Brits-
seis In a VV. 0, H. A. fixture played
in Lticknuw last Friday night with a
store of 13-3,
GREYHOUNDS -8
BRUSSELS -6
Brussels hockey team played the
return match ent.h the Q0:lerieb
hockey team an Wednesday night,
The ire was 1a good condition and a
large crowd. attended. Although
the Brussels Lova: worked weii, the
score ryas' 8.6 for Godericll.
he was llloaving out a lane, The
plow ran over hint injutrng -his 11ip,
Tile injury was severe enoag1 to
keep him In bed for several days.
Qn Saturday afternoop, January
221141, the manse of Duff's limited
ehnroh, Walton was the scene of
the quiet but pretty 'wedding of
Helena Elizabeth (Betty) youngest
daughter of Mos, Drager, Walton
and lee late Chas. H. Drager to
Russell Widliant, son of Mr. and.
Mrs, ,.J. H, Bryan, Brussels. They
were united in marriage by Rev,
Chas. 'Cumming, minister of the
church.
The bride looked lovely ill 3, navy
Moved $165,000 .For County Road
Expenditure iii 198$
VALUATORS NAME()
Godeaich -:The equalizetlon of the'
assessments in Huron ,County at a
coo' of 87,000' was aatbowlzed on
Friday afternoonaft the concluding
session 02 Huron County :Counetl. IL
G. Magee am H, J. Quinlan,' svelte
ators, 'We1'e awatrded the contl'act.
It is eleven years' since the assts-.
mend was equalized,
Mr, -'Maggs had addressed the
Council on Wednesday awl the
. question was further, disousse3 by
blue crepe gown, The couple were :amine
evaluastals with the 'Warden's r
unattended. Committee on Tltu1'sd
Follows the ceremonyMr. and- ' asked teaday that Committee asked for
Juba Bryan left on a honeymoon i discussion by thn wthole .councii,
trip to Toronto, Hamilton and Galt. An alnendanen't introduced by
For travelling the bride wore a Reeve Feagam ra leave the question
muskrat coat with navy blue
80-
- over to the Jnme
cessoriee, session wutn dost
and the motion of Reeves Eckert
and MaCKay to .revaluate was ear-
ried by a standing vote and the nec-
essary by-law passed, •
The Warden, Clerk and Treasurer s
were appointed a committee to
Annual Meeting whom Messrs. Maggs and Quinlan
will be responsible, Walden Haack°
being 'given the privilege of seeking
advice from the Warden's Commit-
tee, at any time,
;Would' Welcome Change
Many reeves expres'ed the opin-
ion tliat their Municipalities would
welicome the equaliyation; a few ;
Savored leafing if aver for the ,Tone,
►sesn,
'Tsiohe
equalization of assessment of
1937 was coufirmed'as the equalisa-
tion assessment for 1938,
The valuators ,swpedt to start in
Atprll; office ace4nmodaiti0n will be
provided for them by the county.
Bealatws 'Were passed 'authorizing
ten 3 3peopreaiione of $130,000 for
Provincial atiehways, and the bol-
r eving of $100,000 for current. ex-
penses land, .$165,000 ler County
Hl911way expentistures,
The i;celing of ,".siot':.al3acltines
"etc,, in the -county was Tentacled by
by-law.
The requunelat'ou of ,6ho offu1,1
of the Odd AgeP1nsions,land Moth -
ere' Allowance Boards were fixed at
$4,28 Olay aitd Jap tiler mile far 2�
license* nu1Cs'tt tivndelfed,.,
To Wear Jacket
'Caretaker seeeecrge• ` Jean es hilt
hereafter eppeat' in a;' proper jacket..
as , reconi ,anted in 'Glia Property.
Cemmittee's report. Reeves Liver—
mere
more acrd McNeil awho apon:;ea'ed
the /notion declared it would add to,
the dimity of the council.
Reeve 'MbNall-alt is u'.snitaleniat
ter ' ' 11r4auoll'iof
ddgnbuttity'atliii(( heisli 0110
neittadn lafirl.s:,0 50t
not only to us bled 'to vita
&tier' counities 4t d
Raevesri3rolly 'a<1,g" J, Ii
also ntgreed,ea,nd it was pdinted lint •
theft In many, capacities in wb1ah
Mr. Jamas acts, that a distinguish. -
ins jacket Weald add not only la elle
eounsil's dignity hut' to the ,hear- '
The County Engineer 'tad ilia t
perlty Committee were instructed' bo
Investigate the possibi3 ,fes 'o$ what
can. 'be done in the basement of. the.
court house 1•eearditigdeenr:.1'itbtiou
of lavatories and vanity e 113. rat
port in Jane.
A t'ea}ulforced' nonerete floor : 1v'111.
be oonetructed above the instance
at'tile gaol its secoramended be Ilia
Propel:ty Committee, Other ruetin]-,
menfd0I0e7-10 by :this c'oannn !too, Ctt-
doused were tliat, the tai'ujteY`s'sta.
are of 51100 be 1l151'04231 30 peI its
cent;'emer�yO�vemellt In the lighting
system at the reg/airy office, :t. mile
shade and typewriter Were orderer
for the Sheriffs office;
,Comnitsaton's Report
The Comity Roods 'Ce/nlnissiowes
1''epolit Was 'adopted as' 'follows:
li,egar1l1113 englneor's' ; (01)01'1 6011.
ee1'nin�g' p1'apasecl progr:tuln for thea
oo118tru314dn 115 bittlarliiiotta ro,trls,
we;recoaumour1,tltat this prn$rain
be ,carried 0115 a faT as posaiblo
ridii, the money available, and. with
such chant as as ch'oums1s icor mar
seem to warrant,
Re Tony Meehan, We 00110111 it1 '
the recommle:lrlrttien that the :Pant.,
St.John's Church
The annual 'meeting of St, John's
Anglican Cbureh was held on Wed-
nesday evening with a good attend-
ance. The rector reported that
during the year he had made over
three hundred end thirty calls, and
that there had been seventeen
baptismis, five weddings and
eleven funerals, Very entis-
faetory reports were read trom the
Sunday 'School, the W.A., the Guild,
and the A. Y. P. A. Mr. John
Fischer presented the financial
statement which totalled just, about
the same as last year although
several fam111es had movedaway
during the year, these families' were
Mr. and Mrs. Albert James, Mr, and
Mrd, Norman Spiers, Mr. and Mr:
Whittard, Mr. and Mrs. Pedgrift,
Pea and Mrs, John Foster and Mrs.
Roszell, • The rector appointe4, MIl.
James' Thuell to be bis warden
again and Mr. John Fischer re-
appointed people's warden. And
then for the fleet time, on the seg.
gestcion of the sector, the meeting
appointed a Select Vestry, the fol-
lowing being appointed, Harry
Champion, Alex Coleman, Harvey
Bryan, Nathan Chapman, A. Wood,
Thos. Ellis, W. 3, McCutoneon,
Harvey MieCatebeon, Jim Smith,
Jim Davis and Harvey Jacklin. The
Select Vestry will meet- once' a
month and cons'ider' the Church's
work throughout" 'the year: The
first meeting was held on Tuesday
evening the 2511, when in ep1.e of
inclement weather six meulbere
were present and some Church
matters were considered, Harry
Chasmpion was appointed delegate
to the Synod which meets in ,May,
and 3, H. Bryan the substitute Oslo -
gate, auditors lira. J. H. Bryan and
A. Wood. On the resignation sot
Wan. Fischer, 'Mr, Buckman was ap-
pointed caretaker. On the motion
02 Mrs. Harry Champion, seconded
by Mrs, Dames, the meeting ex-
tended to life, John Fischer a. hearty
vote ot thanks for hie e,tIletent
work as people's warden.,
GREY
Mrs, 0, Shaw Of Mount Forest;
has returned, home anter, spending
a week with her parents, ,Mr. and
Mats, J. A, McNair, of the 14th eon.
Her many friends were glad le see
her.
Mies 'W"innifred Steles, eldest
daughter of Alex and Mrs Steins
meat with a paining accident last
week, She was with her tattier
while doing the 'e1101'ea in the baric
'when a cow Melted her on the head
Causing an ugly scaip wound. We.
are glad to say s'he Is getting better,
Your ecribe, while calling on
Robt, Stasis' last week was. &hewn
a bund! of 'dandelions 111 full bloom.
:Spring must be just around the
corner.
The many friends of Mrs, Cecil
Robiuson, who underwent a recent
appelydicitis operation, were sorry
to hear, 'she was not so well. Mat
Week.
391rs, Andrew Brute 17th 0011„ is
a visitor this past week with
friends in Blyth,
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