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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-12-31, Page 4th wi by AT[ iec )'15 tbi ar the -ha ala: oto sc em act of to ehe way, of the public school staff; ora Mr. Maurice Switzer spent the spending their holidays at their home. 'week -end with Win�:ham friends. to Grey, .Township; Miss Edgar t0 Mr. and Mrs. ,Feed Middleton • mid with. Mer home in Harriston, Carl Hent- thetexlly spepa Chs,stmas Day with ,ringway of S. '.S. No. 1, Grey, has ado's. parents, Mu, and Mrs. eieen engaged'es prineipal of the ipuh- James dVary of the Huron Road. Ile school here,, to replace M. AsI- Miss Mary ,of is visiting at p J the 'home of her .parents near Lon - ton, desboro..:. ' ' Miss Margaret Noble of High,Biv Mrs. John Cliff of er, Alberta, who Is attending Stank- Clinton •spert sante Hail, Toronto, is spending her Ghtf5tof with her s•Li •e. Robert holidays with • her uncle and aunt, Olnf£. °'f the Bayfietd•Line. Mr, and Mrs.•Charles 'Granby, and •' other relatives. 1'Mite 4 aseewersomasseeneeteiresatt • COOPER'S STORE NEWS Cuff with' the Old Year a on with- the New .• •WE COMMENCE JANUARY WITH Special Valiies .. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS f Many of the Winter Lines will be•Sacrficed` to Make Room for Spring Goods )}Ase n United nool tool 1Vlisses �i : . • D o it tj 14 M PI p fie p th fo Dt a noel be pa un th ''x' fie el' th Ar etc to, an sxe A. g , 000PER. COOPER. t,- 0.d.ro i l.""R, F .iFG�t' clh'aR�' 'mm.Fnm'p.G�' ii F E -oopo Rosalie Soap• • IS THE FINEST CREATION OF THE SOA? MAKERS ,ART THE GOODNESS IS IN THE SOAP NOT IN EXPENSIVE ,• ADVERTISING 'WM GUARANTEE THAT ROSARIE IS THE BEST SOAP . . A :ON THE MARKET • IT WILL BE KIND TO YOUR. SKIN— 4 LARGE CAKES FOR 254: , Wxi �' 'CLINTON, ONT. Holmes, 1 1111�� The, e. tPtje stare PRONE' 51 r@�y 'y c' _.... - = —.._.. _ ...__. _.___.. ►+,.•e+,....,.+:.rv:....+.wn..ne•. , The response to our 15 ppercent. discount for the Christmas Season was so generous that we have decided to continue it indefin- itely, while, maintaining the same high class of Cleaning. Eames CLEANING AND PRESSING Phone 194 "PLEASING YOU IS OUR SUCCESS" BLYTH.......... The Sunday schools of the var- :us churches aft held their an- ual Christmas concerts last week. 'lenity Sunday school holding theirs the Orange hall when an anjoy- ble time was spent, Queen Street concert was held on Tuesday seeing. A program was presented, rincipany by the children. A per- d of games was also enjoyed, after. hieli Santa Claus appeared and strihuted the gifts from the four mall trees, • which were beautifully ;coveted. Among the gifts was a ego Christmas goose for the pas- r, Rev. E. L. Anderson and fang St. Andrew's United church held eh: concert on Wednesday evening, len a .splendid time was enjoyed everyone. Mr, enol urs. Wm, Newcomb oe trth Battleford.' Seek., eeeampan- I bytheir heli•daughter, r rs, •. tip II. Mo Moe. of Toronto, were visitors in town s . week. : Mr, ane Mrs. Newcomb former residents,of town, and :Ir many friends are pleased to ve them in their midst for a holes Jitizens i11 general regret the re- val 'of Kenneth Ashton, as public principal; he having been ser ed as principal of Brussels public . Dfirixg` Mr. Ashton's term - office here he has proved himself be an energetic painstaking tepeeand R. McNai+ and Ilenzmen }on,'to attend funeral services. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and family of Aylmer, are guests of Mrs. CampbelPs mother, Mrs. Phoebe Tay- ?or, also other relatives. ' Rev, E, L. Anderson is laid up with a severe cold this week. Nentinations for reeve and eosin- ell for the municipality of -Blyth were held in Memorial (tall, on Monday Reeve J. R. Cutt will not stand for office again this year unci peso- Orally a new council is expected. fns. Dir. cilli buts con the Har Gee stet' loon ed 1 yea: roux Gral >; e Th N GODERICII TOWNS' HIP The urine Christmas tree and en. tevtahnnent of St. James' church; Middleton which was held Monday of Iasi week in the basement of the church, was a decided success, The splendid prog.am was. very much enjoyed ,by the large crowd present and was furnished by the ever' ch Il r t detof the ,Sunda S � Af- 'nigh y drool. terwards jolly old Santa Claus ar- tow( rived and distributed presents to alle the children from the heavily -laden info tree, ''Rev. 1+', H. Null acted' as chairman, and said Miss Shirley el.eacom, who is at tax present working in Toronto, •,spent Ree the •Christras• vaoae'on with het• the parents, Me, and leers. J. T. Beacom acs° of the Bayfield Line, come •aeeo Miss Marina Midil cion of Kipper) Mr. Bert Mpddleton :of Strut- ane ford Normal are• spending the vacs- s, lino time at their home. . STANLEY Among the teachers who are :home Mr. and Mrs, IL •Stewart,London, and for vacation, are: Jeatt Pate from Miss Mary eStewart' of Englehart ',L+'ordwiel Ross' Robison, p a t>,jon r, 11 ,frons near are spending the Christmas vacaition iCinglitoni, Jean. Laidlaw from Jel- at: the home, of their .pa parents, Mr, and ey 3co, Northorp Oritazact;„C1ara.McGaw, Mrs. Fenwick Stewart.. Mr.. Harvey rn and Clete Watson from McDonalei Stewart is physical instructor' at the Institute, Guelph. .. • Adam Beck school; London.• Mrs, J. i .R.Elliott1 E ec ' t t 3 e red word Much interest was sho'tvn in the Alis week,' of ::elle death of her eldest nemin atrons''this 'yi:ar; the `hall' he- rol.her,,. Wm, ,Boyd who„passed away Mg crowded .foe the even ofi ,i I • , er o dent . , r t. 4 oncla,r ,y s d , Y. ' Mrs. Elliott,L'lliatit and son, aftelmoan 'Frank, left unieedeetely fol Thessa • .,t;,,t ;' Peevp Keys ,tvas ago 'n .,iinmil ated 1?, ? THECLINTON NEWS -RECORD` Esteemed Brucefield Couple Celebrate Wedding: Anniversary Mr. McQueen was one of the fam- ily of the late James McQueen and Isabella Swan McQueen and was been near Brucefield` on the London Road. He has two brothers, William McQueen former city o',erk of Van- couver 13.0„ , and Mr.: John ,M;eQueen of Flint,Mich., and three sisters, Mrs. Wlatts, Clinton; 'Mrs. Walker, Tuckersmith, and Alts. Bessie O'Neil, Regina, , Mrs. McQueon, who was the' sixth daughter, roe' the Landsborough fam- ily, has three sisters and two bro- thers living namely, 'Mrs, George Stanbury of Stanley, Miss Annie Landsbarough of :Clinton, .Mrs. 0, E. Clark oe Groton, S. Dakota; Mr. John Landsboiough, Brownsville, Peace River, and Mr. W. C. Lands - borough, of Port Credit. Mr.McQueen has been• an elder the Presbyterian ,and United 'Chir for over a quarter of a century. Mrs, McQueen is a charter member, of; the W.M;8., which was organized in 1877. She has been a teacher of the Boys' Class. in • the Sunday ,School for thirty years and is, also an active member of the Woman's Association 'which was organized a' few years ago. , • , NOMINATIONS (Continued from page 1) ing the National Anthem and the gathering "adjourned. Egilowing are the names put for- ward and those of their sponsors: The following were nominated for the different' offices; For Meyer:S..S. Cooper, by W, II, Cowan and F. Rogerson. For Reeve: G. H. Elliott by W. E. Perdue and W. J. Stewart For Gonne:noes; N. W, Trewartha by C. G. Middleton and A. F. Cucl- more. D.Churchill by C. G. Lobb and M. Jordan, Herbert Crich, by J. Carbert and Ie. Rogerson. W. S. R. Relines, by S. J. And- rews and C. G. ,Middleton. • 0. L. Paisley, 'by S. 5.'Cooper. and S. J. Andrews. W. G. Cook by F. Rogerson and J. Carbert. F, Livermore, by J. A. Sutter and W I1, Cowan. W J. Stewart, by W. E, Perdue el and R. 3. Draper. eh Bert i:angford, by 15. 5, Cooper and A. E. Rumbail. Public Utilities Com,ression: A. 3. Andrews, by 0, G Middleton and N. W. Trewartha. Public School Trusteee: St. Andrews Ward: A. le. Cedlnore by C. G. Mid- dleton and F. Gleiv. St.' *Tames' Ward: W. J. Cook, by F. Cudmore and C. G, Middleton. St. John's Ward: J. A. Ford, by R. J. Draper and A. J. McCartney. St. George's Ward: G. T. Tenpins, by J. A. Sutter and R. 3, Draper, For the eelobratioe 'of this very M. teresting anniversary, the living room of their home was decorated in. white and gold and the table ad- orned with yellow chrysanthemums. In these beautifpl surroundings' a wedding dinner was served to a plea- sant gathering of relatives and their beloved pastor and his wife, Rev. W. A. Brenner, and Mrs, Bremner, be toast to the bride 'and bride- g'r�oom of fifty years was proposed by Rev. Mr. Bremner and all joined n a health to the worthy couple. Mr. McQueen responded. The guests had the pelasure of see- r e the bridal gifts carefully-tr'easnrt ed by. Mrs. McQueen, among which are three emblem pieces, sugar bowl, ream pitcher end snoop holder, each hes? ing a• raised beet of the Marquis of Lorne, then Governor-Generai of Canada.' and the Marehieness of l,nrnc (Prineeee Le:gee); there was a 'se erre ef. the c1d•:easltioned erect lands. Tee welding cake was seer - oil a china. elate which is a fam- ly heirloom, being two hundred years 1c1. This was- handed down fitom he Cosens family in 'England to the andesborouglt,. family. A large number of their friend:i- ailed in the afternoon to offer con- gz.•atulations and tea was .poured by niece, Mee, Mary Brown. Friend•; f the village presented them with a eautiful table shrub, the honey - icicle azalea, covered with flowers. Ver. and Mrs. McQueen were the ye. Meets of malty beautiful and useful i rte. ' Their friends. antonte whom we one they 'anent The News.Reen' l in in eongratu'at•.ions and wish nn1 many more happy years to - thee Mot. AND MRS. 'JAS. MCQUEEN: The home of Iter. and Mrs. James cQueen, Brucefield, • was the scene f a festive gathering on Tuesday, ecember 22nd, that date being the ueasien of .the fiftieth anniversary. f their marriage. 1 T Only two of the guests present at' le ceremony fifty years ago were, j •esent at the anniversary celebra, on, both sisters of Mr. McQueen, 45. George Watts of Clinton, and i rs. James Wacker of Tuckersmith. The marriage fifty years ago took 1 ace at the home , of the bride's e Pe rents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert bands, orough of, Tuckersmith. The, minis-.� r officiating' was Rev. T, G. Thorp n of Brumfield, who since has) pa .away. ts 14fr. and Mrs. McQueen resided on c fourth'ooncession of Tuekersmith i r twelve years slid then bought the ' mean farm on the Bayfield road, t nnee and a quarter from Brucefield , 1 sere their 5011, Mr. Arthur Mc- +' leen, now resides, They have now i en living in Brucefield :for the e t thirteen years. 1: Four children were been to thi'1 o' on, three sons and one daughter: b Cir second eon, Albeit J., was el owned when on his first miesiotl r Id at Mannville, Alta., in August ei 1000, this being a severe blow to. g ese.affectionate parents. Roberti thus• McQueen resides on the Monte- 1, ac1, William N. McQueen in Toren in who was present on this occasion, th d Mrs. I„ Forest of Brucefield. g the reeveship and in addition. William Douglas, former min - r, was put forward for reeve, x are running. The following millers are all in the field for council; Goldie Graham, H. M. ly, k'enwielt Stewart, Josep er, Fred Watson, Robert. Vfeb Webster Turner and Roy La 5. John Etue was also nomina nut he decided to drop mit thi anyway. He has been in th cil for the past thirteen years 10111, lIanly, Stewart and Ete. this year's councillors. Monde t veil, tail who will manage th <ship's business for 1932. CONSTANCE Mr. Elliott Andrews of Toronto spent the Christmastide with his sister, Mrs. B. Stephenson, returning to the city on Sunday. h Mr. Charles Riley of London is - spending a few days vacation with - his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George t Riley, 5 ' blesses Blanche and Elva Wheatley o of Toronto are -spending a week's va- • cation at the'home of their par- e outs, Mr. and Mee. Geo. Wheatley. Y Mr. an Mrs.' d M s . John Maim lVa t n adtwo e ehildi;en of hear Clinton spent Christ- !'tnas at the home of Mr and 1lIrs, l Robt. Grinloldby. , Miss Edythe Riley :eft on Sunday to spend a while at the home of her ' brother, Mr. Thos. Riley of .Clinton, • We are sorry to know that Mys. • Thos. Riley underwent an operation for goitre in the C?intern Public Hos- pi±a1 on Tuesday inoiming. 'We wish her a sure and speedy recovery. Mrs. Thee, Pollard, Mass Phoebe r Wakefield, Mr.” W'M. Brittod, Mr, David Millson aed' Mr. Harold Glaze ..101' spent .Wednesday at London. here was some criticism of thee 'cement of the weed -cutting act the new candidate for reeve he felt that he could havethe rate lowered if given a chance ve Keys defended the work of council and the old •councillors explained the actions of the oil for the year, giving a good nut of 'their• stewardship.:• e following is a report ef. the stmas examinationsheld at S. o. •4. North Stanley: —John Watson, 68; Beatrico Houston, 60. , Sr. 4th -'-Keith Westlake, 63. • Jr.. •4th—Jean .Dunn, 73; . 13evt Greer, 71; Stuart Watson, 68; An- tionette Rau, 61. •• Jr $rd=Jennie Bunking, 5; Char-, lie Bunking, 51. . Sr. 2nd. -Billy Armstrong, 88; Mae vin Greer, 84; Gordon. Westlake, 82; Madge Houston, 69; Ethel Winson, 64; Wilfred Rau, 44. , 1st—'selene Greer, 90;. Andrew Rau, 83; George Hunking, 62. Pr.—Anthony Rau. Best 'attendance:' Keith Westlake; best spellers: Gordon Westlake Ilene' Greer, Billy Armstrong, Stuart Wat-. son,.Bert Greer; average attendee:1e 17; number on tall, 1'9, Vara l Her; bort, teacher, A;bey, walked into a barber's, 01('17 to here his hair 4115, '!You want., it rant, barfly,". ,eaid the,barber anx•ye,- ins• him, e.' , No, I dont» , aerie the boy,' I �. lead,,Se' cut„beelly last_time HURON ROAD EAST 11tiss Fanny -Whitely . of Clinton ' spent a day recently at the home of her. nephew, Mr.. Noble Holland.. MissJessieBall, who, is working in Detroit,, .repent ..her. •elirielnxas holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs ' Wm Bali. Mrs: A. E. Dui.•niil and Miss Doris Durniei of Goderich'siient Christmas• With the” former'e daughter, erre. VVe',lingtoil Crich: ,Mr. •and Mrs. •1'l4yinond Jamieson and son, Lawrenee, spent Christmas with the latter's'parents, Mi.' and Mrs John Batiey; 2nd Coitression of 1JdeIste Stir, Joe Do;hei�ty 'of London Spent a couple of days with M. Melville Ball. • . trr..rt . c hx- ,1' , , d . � nk had'an acciderrb;,the °the�•,,day when he eet,his .-hand int. eler, Stew:eye Bele, ,,,1vho is working a.t. Qshawa spent.,Christreas at, his rereatal hone, 'Beet of ,;lt4 4, and Mrs: .'William, !lee PEOPLE YOU KNOW Miss Grace •Gibbings of .Mensal] spent the week -end at her home near town. Miss Ann Taylor of Toronto spent Christmas anis the week -end at her homo in town. Mr. Wim. Argent of St. Catharines is spending the olid winter holi- days with his Mother in town. bliss C+rive Watkins of Hamilton and Miss Mary of St. Catharines are visiting at their home in town. Miss Ruth Cartwright of the Ding . Leading Canlpany, . Toronto. motor - .ed up for the holiday and week- end, Mr. ani 114rs. James Morrison of Walton were recent guests of Mrs, Eliza 'Welker and Mr. and Mrs. Geer," Walker. Mr. and 1ti•s. George Hardy of Lon- don were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Athos Cartwright over the holiday week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Wni. McQueen and daughter, 'Miss Viola, of •Sandus- icy, Mich., motored over and spent Christmas with other relatives, at the Bonne of their cousin, Mrs Geo. Watts. • HOW ANOTHER DID IT Mr. E. Lewis Evans, an old Clin- ton boy, from New, Albany, Ind„ writing to renew his subscrip- tion, recalls an episode in his life as a boy in Clinton as follows: "I do not get to read the Record as regularly as I would like to, on account of my absence from home, but when 1 do come home I get them in bunches, my good wife likes to look through them, but very carefully lays then away for the wanderer to read on his return. In going through a ibuueh of then this month, 1. came upon an item in a recent issue that was interesting indeed, it was under the caption "How it was Done" from the pen of a boy 1 .remember quite distinetly'in short pants, a brother of your elistin- guishecl ex -Mayor, Fred od Jackson. • If J had lteoum that he was out in Leth- bridge I weulcl have stopped to have a. chat a 'bout o+'d times and the hap- penings since then, as my . travels took me to Lethbridge on ,the way to Calgary and Vancouver where 'Wu ]laid Dur convention this year. The reading of the item brought back a flood of memories, of passa- ges in, life almost forgotten, but a- mong them, was vividly restored •to mind, "flow 1 Earned My First Dols lar" Dave Forresterhad a chief factotum who was known among the bays as "01d Tommy" 11 I ever knew his sir name, :I have forgotten it, but he was Chief of the, wagons: and flax fields in summer and in the dusty milt • in winter, and what he said was the easy, to wo 'kids at any - rate, One morning as the wagon came round the corner on its way to a ripening flax field with a Lair load of ''Pullers" .i. hawed Tommy, and asked him 11 he had 400an for an- other, he -said "Climb in Boy" which I ded,.wo drove out' scene miles, and piled off, and into the field, Tommy measured off the line far each pul. ler, and in his Irish way, said, "Now boy, keep up and do ttot let your, neighbor rat out on you," meaning, that if you.. got, behind, one or both of your neighbors would let your swath _get ;Wider 'and wider.. W.ellt I started -in .beeveiy enough, x11,1 -ell went well 1''er,,,a. few hours, but my back sno •• r, ri . , b e . , gr to feel the right •h t g angle tied, and; thenm[i ey hands began. to get so;e• front the. dry,flax stall's,. end the fellows on each side, maybe being inthe same fex.ber,•an to cut, out and 1 got' beeline the .gang : ;1• .was game i owe er,•, .eed • push0ed x . .en.. as• THURS., DEC. 31, 193] swereaeseassaageseteseememeetneratmaisiersemeiatememeessee hard as I could, my " hands were bleeding and my eyes were sore from the sweat and I could hardly see the swath, Old Tom came around and in his, rough jocular way, said, "Boy, 1 told you to keep up," but he saw that I was doing my best and he called the two neighbor's back and showed then how they Were imposing on me, and made them pull out what they had a right to do, that cheered me up a lit- tle, we finished the field at last, and it was too late to go to another', so we loaded up and started home. Among the Crowd was a• circus clown who got away from Barnum's show on a lark and went broke, and had to earn enough to catch up -with the shave. As I recall it he was the real thing, ho had the crowd in con- vulsions all the way home, his 'hands were bleeding too, so I suppose he used his knowledge to allay the sore- ness, and keep up his spirits,: He 1445 the life of a tired crewel, all .the first clay out. 1 stood the game for the rest of the week. getting ,better every day, but when I got my pay cheek Saturday I decided that some. thing else would be better. That is the way I earned my first dollar, I have earned many a hard one slnee then, but that remains in my mind as the hardest, , That was in the suns• leer of 1880 but it stie has a fresh green spot in the back of my head. I, like Brother Jackson, needed 501118 spending money, and I thought • I had earned it before I quit, but dol,1 lays were scarce those days." TUCKERSMITH. A Christmas entertainment was given at school section No, 6, Miss: Jamieson, teacher, one evening last 1 week, The program, which was an interesting one, was well presented each individual and group taking their parts well, indicating much care its preparation. The following numbers were given: Opening chor- us, by the school; chairman's address, Rev. F. G. Ferritl, Clinton; recite: tions, Myrtle Ashton, Kenneth Ter- ryberry and Haze' Ashton; Little Helper's Drib'.; recitation, Verna Hu. gill; chorus; recitation, Dorothy Celoenan; dialogue; recitations, Minor Terryberry and Rutin Carnochan; solo Erlin Whitmore; drill, recitations, Edna Ashton and Mildred Ashton; dialogue; Christmas cantata by atm dents of the school, trained ed •hv 1 M • . Rennie n e of Hensall. Miss Jamieson and her pupils are deserving of much commendation for the excellence of the entertainment provided on this occasion. Tuckersmith, will have no eleetion on Monday, the '00011111 being return- ed by acclamation.' Reeve Consiti dropped out this year, Mr. William Archibald steps up and Mr. Ira Johns goes in as councillor, The council for 1931 will be as follows: William Archibald, reeve; Angus Browle, C. McKay, '114, Clark and era. W. Johns, councillors, HULLETT Report of S. S. No. 10, Mullett,; for month of Decornber: Sr. 45h: Stanley Yungblutt, 68; Leonard Yungblutt, 59. 5r. 3rd ---Beth Gooier, 81; Roth Vodden, 81; Menne:" Sprung, 74; Pearl Johnston, 63; Florence Yung- blutt, 61. Jr. 3rd—boda Govier, 77; Joe Hunking, 68; Eddie Bunking, 63. Jr. 2nd --john Sprung, 55; Jr. lst---Anna Mae Johnston, 80. 'Pr, --Fern Yuegblutt, Berra Mair Number oe roll, :14; average at. tendance, 18.0. —5; Arnett, teacher. BRUCEFIELD Dr. McEwen of Detroit ' and. Mr and Mrs. Holmes and ;family of London were the guest's of Mr, John McEwen and Mie. Pearson of Stan ley. Mr. Alex. Addison and Miss M Aikenhead of London visited at th home of their parents, air, Carman and Miss Anna Haugl Mr. John McIntosh, .Mr. Lance Nor res o£ Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Wes of St. T1lonta5, Mr. Aldie Mustard a Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Wen McQuee and daughter of Sandusky, Michigat visited friends in Clinton, Bruce:Bel and vicipity. Mm. and hers. Win, McQueen an daughter attended the golden wet ding anniversary of the former parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M'eQueel GODERICH TOWNSHIP Following. is the report of S. S, N 4 for the month of: December: Sr. 411h-elerank Williams. Jr, 4th—Joy Lobb, 89; I•sa Oakes, 82; Irene Williams, 60; Bi Williams, 50. Sr, 3rd—Mary Thompson, Margaret Lobb, 75; Erwin Merrill, Jr. 3rd—Gertrude Masora, 78; feed 'Butler, 73; Ross Merrill, 62; Stoddart, 57; Harry Oakes, 56. lst—Bernice Lobb, Harry Lo Alice Stoddart, Lillian Churchill. Pr.—Marianne Merrill, Ca Stoddart, Jack Merrill. Pupils with perfect attends, since first of September: Maria Merrill, Ross Merrill, Harry Oaik Bernice Lobb. —N, E. Hard, Teacher, COUNTY NEWS BRUSSELS: A successful me ing was he'd in the town hall 1 the Brussels post of the Canadi Legion, when a number of ne members were initiated. The fo lowing resolution was passed: "R solved, that the B1•ussels'post of t Canadian Legion of, the British E pore ,Service League request 1111 as far as possible returned settee who, when living within the respe tive subdivisions, be appointed all municipal positions, such as , turning :officer, clerks and eonsta' les." 1 DUNGANNON: The Sdho Board of U.S.S. No. 8, Ashfie (Dungannon) held its final meeth for the year, on Saturday even:t at the home of the secretary, Mr Davidson to complete the busine; of the year. le. Ross was appoint< as, the board's auditor, The financt of the section are in a fiourishin condition despite the fait that tl requisition from the townships 14 $509 leas than for many Sears 544 viously and that the salary of • th junior teacher was t'aised 11100 f the last year, owing to the fact th •the junior room has a very lar enrolment at the present time. , annual meeting of the ratepayers being held on Wiedneeday afternoo GORRIE: At the annual •nxeetin of the Junior League the followin officers were ee'ected: Superinte dents, Mrs. W. Gallaher, Mrs. Biel president, Vern Abram;'.vice-pres dent, Aline Clarke; • secretary, Ma garet Dalle; treasurer, Nellie Re' tan; pianist, . Janet Rotten; flow committee, Olive Campbell, Arte Galbraith, Betty Edwards; Audre Pyke, Billy Newton, Jack Thornto Catherine Brett; lookout committe Margaret Rattan, Margaret Brei intAh Galbrai tit znl Be • ' ce Day, ' canoe Carson, Reggie Taylor, B Thornton, •.Billie Edwards; auditor orothy Edward*, Janet Rutta tete were 29 present and tWo'.yi ors, 'A ;contest .was pia:n1led, a 04ntains are, ..Al n'a Galbraith e illy Batt , BRUSSELS: At the meeting of Al the young Peale'. S cie Y p a t of, the ; 1 Jnjted chm•cin, J;ttcic Edgar, .who . is leaving. for, Port Feaneis; was re. p 1Y son fed. with a .club lag. M'jss ,Helen ' Ti Balker merle the. ')iesentation. and spelte on behalf of the young.,peop'e ;1 Mr, Edgar pude a suitable •reply, •13