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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-02-14, Page 1yeo 2501- 511st Year i1'TH' CII ISIN,COltPOBA'1 TiIE 'CLJNTeON 1` i1? E cLaNT ki, ONTARIO, THUI :TEEN BUYEFIA4D SELLE oderr Stases look l The newest styles in, glasses arc attractive,: --let us replace. your old- - fashioned. pair with an ii -to -;date i p one. .i onie here :for a FREE exam- ination of your eyes ---if.' you need them, we have economical, se rvice= able and highly attractive glasses for you:- If yoti do not need glasses,. we tellY ou so: 1 Yeihar 1.•••••••1110011011•0•1110/14.0 MOMMea•un=117111. ti '. . i { ya i , �I Corscts This is a . discontinued nixie - of which we have in Stock about 100 pairs. ' Prices range from. $2.00 to 430. In order to. make room for our new Spring Range� of Nemo linen , which are due to' arrive shortly,_ we will clear the balance of our Crompton Corsets at 98c pair t Sizes up to 35 WIN'S ,6X 15 SECTID THE;MARKETS• Wheat, $1.25. Barley, 70e. Oats, 50e to 52c. Buckwheat, 77c to 800. Butter, 38e to 40c. Eggs;. -24c to 34e. Live;Ilogs, $10.00, BOUGHT ANOTIi.ER BUSINESS Reeve 'Tiewartha this 'week pur- chased the egg business of Mr. C. F. Hooper, Exeter, and gets possession the first of March. The brick build ing in which the business is located was erected by Mr. 'trooper only `- a up- to-date. thoroughly few years ago 1 in business is unique bus s to dtte. The _ that the eggs, are mostly bought dir- ect from the farmers, and shipped direct to the retail r , the business ness be- ing built up entirely by Mr. Hooper himself during the past twenty years: Mr. Trewartha looked at this busi- ness ness'before starting in.Clinto x but it was not then for sale. We are pleas- ed to say that Mie. Trewartha will continue his: growing business here, and will also continue to reside to Clinton. TI•IEII7I DUTIES DEFINED • The following are the duties of Clinton's. Chief of Police as defined in recent recent appointing jinni at -law a of the by pp g council meeting. Anyone who feels thatthe chief doesn't earn his salary has, in the slang of the st{eet, "an- other think coming". -and We think all will agree that. he 'fulfils his deities admirably:' "It shall be the -duty :of the :Chief Constable to go on duty•every day except,Sunday at seven o'clock in the ' morning and remain until six o'clock at night and he shall also perform such other services as may be ordered by the Mayor or CounciI-even before or after the said hours, and it shall'be his especial duty to enforce the By - Laws of this Municipality. "WE SELL THE BETTER GRADE TO BUILD THE ' BETTER TRADE." CUST. 1 I.LO1:E SUITS INDIVIDUALITY*QUALITY-.STYLE IS EXPRESSED IN A. J. L. ,TAYLOR & CO•; LIMITED, TAILORED -TO -MEASURE, SUIT, OVERCOAT,` TUXEDO • THREE PBICES ,ONLY -$23;80,` $29,80, $38,80 ,EXCLUSIVE IMPORTED FABRICS NOW ON DISPLAY Our.models for Evening Wear' are correctly designed to the most. -minute detail and are in strict• compliance with the accepted ideals r tailors. as pronounced by the leading city merchant to . We specially recommend our Bled Vicuna Tweed Suits at $29,50, p terns m tweeds and worsteds are ''showing same real snappy eat We C at $23.50 and. 29.50, MAY'Wtl SHOW YOU THE RANGE? ORH1il' tiLOTHLi- Square Deal for Every Man J4DVERT.ISi1 IIhAR FROid KING'S'SECRFTARY The following letter was received recently from the private secretary of, King George by Murphy" L.0 ,L. No. a letter of sym- pathyanswer to c g10: in < with the Kang in his long ill- ness: "Buckingham Pal un The Private Secretary begs . ,to inform. the mem- bers of Murphy Loya Orange Lodge,' No. 710 that , their communication will hi duo course be laid. before IIis Majesty who, the Private Secretary feels sure, will' greatly oppreoiate "their kind message.":w` The copy of the letter sent to the King read as follows; "The officers No, • rli L O 1. r of Murphy and bretheri ; 1 y 710 desire to convey ,to His Majesty this expression of their sincere sym- pathy for his serious and -loing-con- tinned illness and fervently pray for fracturing her collar bone. IIOiME AND SCH001.1 CLUB The reeelar monthly mootingof the Horne anis' School Club will be pelt at 8 o'elocic on: Tuesday evening, February 19th at the Collegiate •)n stituto.''. A;n address will bo'given by. Mr. C. R . .Paterson,' A.gricelteral Representative and a speciai;inutical aro gram. is, being -prepared. All mem- bers hGi•s aro urged bo attend and hear. Mr. : Paterson's address., , Plans will also be made for the concert, A col- lection will be talceu at this meeting. LITTLE LOCALS Mrs. Charles E. 'Carbin will be at home the third Thursday ' of each t t non 1. Mrs. James McConnell had the day, to fall the. other his Speedy recovery," and was signed by the recording secretary, A S. Warren. H1IRIlN COUNTY L:0',•L. He shail ring the town hell at. -sev- en o'cicbk a.nt,', twelve o'clock noon, and, ono and six o'clock p.nt.. every day except Sunday and legal holidays. He shall act as Sanitary Inspector and perform all the duties prescribed ley the Public Health' Aet and the By- laws of this Corporation, and the. direction of the Board of Health and of the Connell. He shall enforee the By -Law dealing with the health'and cleanliness of •this Municipality. lie shall make diligent,inquiry into all of anybi- complaitits 'made to -lam, y fraction of such By -Laws and prose- cute for: the saine.when the complaint appears to him. to he -well founded. He shall act as, inspector of meat, bread, fish, waled, etc to carry out the provisions of the Municipality relat- ing to the inspection of these articles. Be shall act as-weighmaster -and have charge of the market scales and shall attend the same and collect ' all fees arising from the use of the. same; He shall submit his vouchers to the Chairman of the. Finance _Committee once every month, and shall make a return of all fees collected by him monthly to the Treasurer. 'The weigh scales shall be open for the use of the public front seven o'clock a.m. to six o'clock p.m; 1.1111AliS BRAVERY RECOGN'iZE1) AL a gathering in the C. 'N. R. Assembly Hall last night, A. 1'. Capper and 8'.r I'. Polley' were pre- sented with Royal' Canadian Humane Society and Canadian National meii- Serious certificates, in recognition ;of their having saved bona, drowning, M1,,e Enna Leslie, while swimming at Bayfield list: summer. Miss Les- lie was taken ft;oin the'wetor in lin unconscious condition and only •tlie .splendid knowledge of first aid, Pos- sessed by Tr.Capper and Mr•. Pol- ley, saved her life. Both nien are eci. The Chancel Guild or St. Paul's church will have a social at tho. home o'ff Mrs, Ii. B. Combo on. Friday, to- morrow, evening. The annual meeting, est South Hu- The third lectureof the University ron County Orange Lodge was held Extension series will be given, in the in Exeter last week with a large num- auditorium of the Collegiate Institute ber of delegates present. The re- tomorrow, Friday, evening, Prof. ports. Frohn the different District Burton is the lecturer. Lodges showed an increase in mem- bership in the County,., One of the` items of business was the rimportant t p selection of a place to hold the cele bration on the 12th of:July, And al- shortly get possession. Mr, and ]4lrs though invitations .were received Vodden intend taking up their resi-. 'from Exeter and ;London, it was de dance in Clinton. cided to celebrate with North Huron bars. Hall has been presiding at in the town of Wothe . Following the organ of the Presbyterian church are the officers for r the year: r during the regrettable illness of Mrs, Co. Master: Barmen Powe, Exeter, 14iacISinehie. Mrs, ,Mao.�lurehio ` is. Deputy `Co. 14Iaster Ed', IVOile, Sea- improvTiig, however, and it is hoped • chap/ass" ' Rev Jones Hensail ' ici11 soon be able to resume her ac- 1Mr. John Vodden of Hallett has' .purehased- the residence of Mrs. W. -will _street and 'Ontario Shipley, On , p PM -o.J 11712ONG NAMEa2i In reporting the deliberations the town council last week wo nad- vertently stated that; Councillor Coop- er seconded the motion to; send a re- quest quest fpr a billiard parlor license is the 'finance committee. It was Coun- cillors. Livermore and Paisley who made ,this motion, Although the plat_ ter• was nob discussed at the council meeting 117r, .Cooper expresses li niself as opposed• to a: second license b:ing granted and does not wish his name associated with the motion men'tie ap stn: Rec.-Secretary: If, Mi. Hanly, eustc:med place. Clinton: Fin. Secretary R. ;P, Fisher, ,Clin- ton. `. Treasurer: Geo. Davis; Centralia. Lecturers: N. W. 'Miller, G. Cor- nisi, Clinton. • Marshall: Wm. Lutman, Exeter.,-, being, present. ' The service 'teas in AMONG THE CHURCHES charge of the Rev. J. E. Hogg, who A meeting of the W , M. S x axeeu was assisted by the P. iv. A.. A. Hol - A tenial, was. heli- mes and the Rev. A. 1':, -Doan- tiva of Huron -Pt YThree. brothers, Messrs. Hanley, Ar-, in Ontario street United church, "on' 'tine and D. J. Cantelon, and Messrs. Tuesday, February 5tli; with Mss. George Cantelon, Clinton; P. J. J. E. Nogg, presiding. Mrs. Lane ,Cantelon, Goderieh, and D. A. Cante opened the meeting weth prayer, after Ian, Hensel', acted as' pallbearers. sfhich Mrs: Greer, the. secretary, read Amongst the relatives who came the minutes of the pre,vtous meeting. front a distance to attenil.;the funeral, The' members with. 'few: exceptions wore: �V Gi ntelati; ;1%`d Deei,. were present. I Alta. ; Mrs. Edward Floody, Miss The past year`'i week wss reviewed Olive Floody and Mrs: W E. and it was a great, satisfaction that Floody.,,Toronto; Dirs. J. E. 'Brooks,. the budget was almost reached a1- 'Mitchell; : Mr fr, D: A. Cantelon, -Hen- though it was felt that a morn ardent sail, and Mr.and Mss. P. J. Cante- "Putting" . the hands to the plough, • Ion and;Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Currie, should be done so that the Presbyter Godericit. ial should go over the top this year. The splendid reports of the see I. 0. 0.`F. OFIICERS INSTALLED rotaries showed how strenuously the I ' D. I3 . G. 14M: ''Bio. Stul'dy of God - individual orgasuiatipns had worked tech, and the following team, D. G. the different 'departments that the Marshall H. Tiehburne; Warden: G. Master's work might prosper.. Shafer, Finatteial Secretary-Treas- It vas decided the W. M. S. -•Ilii urer W. Abel, Blec.-See, and Chap, ron Presbyterial hold their annual J. W. Moore, visited Clinton Lodge -conference in James St. United No. 83 on Tuesday evening and in- Church, Exeter, April 30, 1929: . stalled the following officers: FUNERAL OF MRS. D. CANTELON The funeral of the late Mrs. D. Cantelou took place from ber late residence, Raglan street,'on Friday afternoon: The service was private, only relatives and intimate friends employees of the C. N. Id. s'hope, :BE GOOD SPORTS, BOYS wherci they -received their knowledge Beacon. -1 -less ' first ail. --Stratford o f s 1 SCHOOL HOCKEY A venerable citizen, who has' eeses- h e e- u#r is sc �^ a•• the ,Public wheel ion to ss e . p quently, complained to The News -Re- cord the other day abut the manners The Collegiate. hockey team played of the"children, which he seemed tqt it's fust game this season at Wing - ham last Friday night, winning by a score of 0-2. Tho brand or hockey was good for a junior team. -Much interest was displayed in the game as• members Of Clinton Juniors' played. on each team. Gibbs and Streets yvere ge:al-getters for Clinton, McKibbon and Fox for Wingham: A return game is being played in Clinton Friday'night of this week. The line-up of Friday's match was as follows: Pickett; Clinton: wings --Gibbs, g defence: B i art and centres Streets; def gg Holmes; goal;. Cook; spare: Rorke, Wingham- Wings; Fox, Gurney; centre, Brackenbury; defence Mitch- ell and Summers, Goals: Stevens; Spare: McKibben. REMEMBERED ON ,BIRTHDAY He shall act as Caretaker of the Town Hall, Offices and Council Chamber, and ;;sweep, clean, dust and otherwise keep the same in proper order; shall heat,' light,, and open the sane when' required for:publie use; and shall take proper care of all fur- niture therein; shall collect all dues prescribed by the Council for the use of the same' and make a return of. all fees to the Treasurer on the last day pf each month. He. shall also keep the snow shovelled from in front of the Town Hall, Fire Hall and Library Park during the hours in which he is on duty.; He shall act as Inspector of all streets and -report to the Chairman of the street committee any neces sary wort: to be done and superin- tend any week or improvements that may be ordered by the Street Com- mittee or Council and see that the grates are kept open and free from He shall attend to the necessary grass cutting, sprinkling and .care taking on the Library Park. and around the public buildings. He shall act as assistant to the Eire and Building Inspector'and see that the provisions of the Fires By- law are complied with." Duties of the :Tight Constable "The Night Colostable is to bo un - .der the direction and` supervision of the' Chief of Police. Sweep out and dust the Rest Room every night; the roan- to be locked, at 10 p.m. each night excepting Sat- urday night or nights preceding a holiday or when a large numba •of transient visitors are. in own when it may remain open until midnight. I'n his rounds each night lie is to punch the -Control clock at each key point every hour;<Train 12 midnight to 5 a.nr., both inclusive. He will report at the Police office at 7 p.m., each night excepting on Sunday night when leo will .report at 0.30 p.an. - Immediately after re - .porting he will patrol the front streets, disperse any loafing on cox. - Dere or store" doors;, direct ' traffic' that cl i dren•an- •e requested; see, i t i heill u w q Gt are not allowed ars. c4 a a d 'do 16 e rY g to play or loiter in any *ilk: place. after. 9 a.m. Ho shall bo responsible for thtc forcement of law and shall report as Ontario Street United Church' I I' G• ; E • L. Mitten. " Regular services, on Sunday. The N G.: W'• Match pastor's morning subject, will be: V G• F. Mulch. , "The Conquest of Fear." Evening: Fin. -Sea: J. Wiseman,. "A Young. IVEsn's_ Questions: Shull I Treasurer: H. B. Chant. be a Clxristion? Shall I join the' Rec.-Sec.: H. W. Gould. Church? Shall I spread my Religion 7 How Shall I spend Sunday?" Wesley -Willis United Church Warden: N. Counter. Con.: J. A. Sutter.• , I. G.: J. E. Cook. O. •G.: T. 3.- Managhan, Looking forward to 'Easter. the R. S. N. 0.: C. Draper, services. will be' appropriate to then L. S. N. G•.: J. Wiseman. season; Sunday morning: "God R. S. V. G.: G. E. Hall Spared Not His Own Son," The L. 5, V G.: E. Finch, evening sermon will be the first in 'i .. 11 S. S.: b. Heard, series on the words of Christ from L. 5. S.. F. Bowden. the Cross;'., "Father Forgive Thein, Chap.: A. E. 'IRunthall They K Not What They Do." Baptist Church 1 'Inc pastor, Rev. 'R. B. Gracie will Although not .largely- attended, the f the Cl' t B d f Know B, OF T. REORGANIZED preach on Sunday evening,. the .sub-. meeting o s mon oar o ject twill;be: "Something. to Interest Trado, held Tuesday, wasfconsidered quite a success- New officers were You: ' Sunday. School and weeknight ser- appointed and the work of the year vices as usual. 'The Senior and Junior was ordoned. One of the first things Y. P. U. meet together for the the Board will be the B to be done by wintor months assisting in carrying the By-law for f the, full - ' ll The Ladies' Aid met at the home fashioned hosiery plant. Since it's Mr.J: Curtis Stevenson of Bus- lingante, Cal., a former well-known resident of Clinton, celebrated his 91st birthday on January 27th. The evening before Mr. Stevenson was entertained at the home of an inthn- consider left much to be desired. One of the things he complained of was that they scrambled onto his cutter. and avail"able space, clinging to every not only disregarded orders to keep off, but indulged in saucy remarks. Children often do things when -in a crowd that they.would not do if alone, but certainly they should net clamber on anyone's vehicle against the wish of the owner Drivers in former- days used to wield a wicked' whip when they. didn't want children "hanging ,; lei hs .' Whether children' o then s n g o Jeered or not, were any. better -mat there were certain sleighs they didn't try` to hang on- But, according to all the sages, the saucy tongue should not wag against elderly people. Children do tot seem to be much afraid of bears nowadays. I3rueeleid On Thursday evening of last week the Brumfield Trail I1'angers defeat- ed the Eginondville boys in a fast hockey game. The scare was 3-2. ate friend in Oakland'and after din- I On Saturday afternoon the Brame nee the family and guests listened in „field Rangers defeated the Kipper. to a concert over the radio. After I Trail Rangers. The score was 0-2. this program the announcer said that Next' Thursday, health and, weath- the following number would be de- er permitting, the fellows will play dieated to Mr. J. 0,. tevenson and a ti return game with Egntondville at very sweet. soloist sang, , "Silver the Seaforth skating rink . and oar Threads Among the Gold," ane of Mr. ,Stevenson's favorite songs, and when this was' finished the announcer con- gratulated Me'. Stevenson. on the at- tainment of his 91st year. At the which church on the following day, w was his birthday, the minister also made' atientiesi':of t ie..eve4lt aD'L Son ' n offered behalf of Ilse congregation, congratulations and good wishes.. Mr. 'Stevenson, who visited his sis- ter, Mrs. J. Cuninghanto, Clinton, in his eighty-ninth year, making the Saturday, February • 10th, the Exeter Trail Rangers are planning to play at i3rucefield in .an attempt to over- come our stonewall defence and el- astic forward line, not to mention the tough goal tender. On Friday last a very successful Father and Son banquet was held Brucefield United church. Seventy- one were seated at the tables arrang- ed. rrang ed•.in the form of a T, to represent Trail Rangers and Tuxis.. The chief speaker was Rev. Mr. Lane of Sea - long journey alone, has many friends forth. Rev. MIs McDonald of r<.g- hereabouts who will waft good wishes mondville led in the singing, besides to him on the happy occasion • giving a very excellent talk. Toasts JUNIOp1S SUFFER DEFEAT were made to the King, Fathers, Sona Church and to the Ladies. Alex. A Goderieh correspondent writes Addison gave a report on the eighth as follows about the Junior hockey Tuxis Boys"- Parliament. Everyone match in Goderich on Monday night, reports a good time. in which the locai Juniors were dis- The regularmeeting of the Y.P.S. qualified from ' playing with New . was held in the United church on' Hamburg for the O.H.A. champion- Monday evening. Mr. Jesse Fres- man : presided. The scripture read- shipt "Goderich Cubs qualified to meet ing was taken by Mr. Jesse Free - New Hamburg in home and home man and .Mr. Wallace Hough led in gatn'es for: the Junior 0. H. A. group prayer. The topic "A Great People chatnpionship 14lbnday night ' when in a Great Land," was very well Silk - they defeated Clinton in a sudden en by the missionary convener. Mr. death game en home ice. The seore George Knight moved that an Intel. after 80 -minutes of overtime 'was 2 ; ligeneo test be held next meeting us to 1 for the Cubs: ing the examination gut/Ale/1S in the. One of the largest. crowds in years Northern Messenger. witnessed the game which was play- Arrangements were, made for tale - ed in the West street rink. The game' went 30 minutes over tini0 and Allison, the Cubs' star centre scored 'the winning goal with just t f play left ing a concert to the House of Refuge. in the near future•. • After a ten- minute social and a. hyman.the meet- ing was closed by repeating the Mis.- pah Benediction. Delo minute c The monthly meeting of the Wo - Brown o- - Thratyn and Mitchel i starred for men's Missionary Society will be held the visitors while Allison starred' for on Friday, Feb.. 16th.at 1,30. At the Cubs. the close of:the meeting the interde- The first ,period opened with both teams playing fast hockey- and the Cubs: doing most of the pressing. There was no score. The second period opened with nominational Day of Prayer will Ise observed at 2:45, A. cordial: invita- tion extended to all the women of the community. - . • �° Stan. Reid, of London, spent the both 'teams going strong with the week -end at the 'hohne of his- father 'Clinton lads being a little inclined C. II. Reid: , to rough it, Brosvn, Mitchell and Miss Hasel Haugh has returned Elliott served penalties but the home after spending a week .'rrl4 the establishment o to new 'u - score was still nil. friends in Dashwood`. The" third period saw some real Miss Margaret Aikenhead of Loa- afternoon don spent the weep -end at her home of Mrs R II `Johnson on Tuesday organisation in 103 the Board of fast hockoy Brown of Clinton afternoon and packed a bail of cloth- Trade Itas beep.prom' ' ass'st- scored after ' rain•utas ni play while Stewart of Creditpn• which they shipped to t o ver a; • ing' any of the advanced schemes for D: 1Mc ay of the urs evened � � he •n Ontario, th town's improvement, Having help- count two minutes. tata�t' and flans was a week -end guest at the hotnb t , e b£ Ii. rSikenhead. -' reeb terian Church t t dended . P y d il. berth ing, M 1 t K C 1 ed theMass Mary Northern nee i e the securing of better ram eon- the period . Miss Doreen Farquhar of :Londe % "ars a days s her o The ministers morning stabled: ttections bolter mail service better Inthefirst two overtime perms i•s sponging a few d y t h homes Christ the A11=Sufficient," concludes co-operation between town and conn- neither teams scbred but in the het•:. sermons tin try, relief work, etc,, Probably one of third•' G. Allison of the Cubs notched, C II Haugh was in Dashwood far I "C series' ala seven - ' the must outstanding thin the "`Christ's : Eelationslitp to - Man's � the winning goal swish only " tin subject: "A City's Board' ltas dont was the securing of Needs. Evening. s J bast Ni ht," Fourth sermon in`ser W inti thousand dollar grant for the g -Carnegie addition to the public :lib - nes "Night Scenes'. in the .Bible." j - Sunday; school as usual A cottage rary. meeting will be held at the home of 1 Officers elected on' Tuesday even- mec ging were: 14fr: George D. Roborton, W• hitehead Iron. -President: 'James A. Ford. President: N. W. Trewa tha. Vice: ;r A. Wiggins.' See.-Preasurel: II. B. Manning. Council Gs. R. Paterson, W . 5.' 3, lied/nes; Di'. "Shaw; W',• I. •Stevens- n, Geo, •.Tenitins,-J. •maleic, B. J. Gib- bings' A. 'I'. Cooper, T. Hawl:iris, street; at' 8'p.m. en Wednesdal,. _ The -W. MI. 5. will meet in the glitirch lecture ream on. the afternoon of Wednesday, Feb. 20th; at three, o sleek. St, Paul's Church There. will be a`celebratioh-of Holy Communion next -Sunday a£ 8:30 sen.. A' J' NLairrsh. Morning Prayer at elevenoOlock and:. J. lVL. 1'utebsou, WigB'ins; Stev- evening prayer at seven. Sunday casae `Prewartha and iM Yoe Combo, school and Bible class at the usual, secke;of so0ie of the' practical things hones. the Board 'of Trade should try to do The A.,Y.P.A.. will'hold a;Mse during•'the. coming, year and the re - e smeary night on NIJnpan:whi Thei tiri:l • nesidemt and secretary, will fi 1 r n which v Ja a talk on t b n 1 T will b Cooper, s poke n v • cl and Cc Messrs. I'w 1 11"es r 1 "n slides. •t b lantern illustrated ed bei u y •�• of the Board's the 'ei'met urce„•e., Tiro midweek service next week will onternrise.,. be held* on Tuesday at 8 P.m. -The o , .. a£ the 13. cin', preacher will be Rev. A. C. McCu1- The ieet ban i et Monday evening',l' 13 turn„ who hos served four years as a will be held on .o v soon as possible any violation "af Missionary in the far north under Fobruat'y „6th. 18Lcrc pirtienistrs same the -Chief of Police." I Bishop Strengce. will„be given later, • one min- ute left to play. • Tho line-up: Clinton -Gaal, Twyford,` defence,. L. -`Cook and 3. Elliott; centre, II. The Young People's Satiety of mitcliell;.wings, F. itlpEwen and IT., , •< rl• subs W. 141ooro adB. Grace United church held their 'aa. Bx dd , niiai meeting and election :of officer GlCubi • on Friday evening, Febr:aaiy Sth. Cubs -Goal; H. Doalec; ,defence, The following offices were 'eleetert M. McKay and J. Woods; .centre, G. MAStleulKirsdaoyyn,'; ' wsinbgss{,' RFV:St1oMdodoraertsect: DB. Rfotoeirvy thRRei.Nne1Mkwe ; .. YVGcaaelre; :K.Iilnognsal-ePyieiiaaDnits. ; Presidentor Secretary; Roy Cox; Treasurer: f reo-Ice Hillmmus of KitehcSs- rnvener of Christion Re.c Clara Iiarrison;c C er. l?ellowship Vera Cox; Convener of Penaltie s--Gliddon, Brotvil '": PL}t Missionary' Jack Gardiner;, Convener chell; Conlc, Elliott, 2;; _Woods, 11 of Cheistion Citizenship: Borniee :r I3ay, 3; 111-.: A2.Kay. " Bolt; Convener of Literary and RRe- . The localj Seniors =have played a creation: Kingsley > Harris; Social , good, brand of hockey all season. and ' Committee: Leila Emmerson,• Elfnas have no reason to feel despondent :Woods, Los. illeClure; Organist: Mrs, 'chat. failed for the champion- Gardner; Assistant: Verna Cox. ship. Sotro of theClinton'nt on playersers 'T he society is holdingi n g a Valentine are mine laysand they have gone up Social or February 16th in tile base during the season against teams meat of the, church. A. short pro -- mull older, heavier and more exper- . gam is being prepared and: lunch wilt creed and have held their own very be served.' A sliver collection will be. creditably. They aro to be come r1secinviteeivedd; .Tito surounding coinne 1 Y ' a few 'days lest' Week. ' pioti $er's 14W$14 rn nor. 1.