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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-11-11, Page 1W1Tll: WHICH 15 INCORPORATED ; THE C 40th Yea IDIE flTIsI aiHis MitST$RS VOW, tY4 pt, Fait• Voice t oditets NTON NEW ERA TABIO, THUR8DAY, NOVEMMJMB Are the best iir.their.class We can `supply you -with a Ciaao- phonic Vie@uolia, The latest improvements are built into this machine, They are a ntarvelt Or you can have a genuine Victor machine for 517,60- 'LraAno in and fiear it. About 33le% discount on hundreds•et Red Seal RecSirds Ordinary Records -the Cheapest. and est on the Market. i INFANTS' WEA i ew Accessories for the Tiny Tots Jncluding Coats, Bonnets, Woollen Jackets, Bootees Mitts and Hosiery.. ,Ladies Scarfs in New Designs , and cotorm s;,iir crepe -ie - seene> Canton and Georgette: Prices range from $4.29 to p / , 1N' • Sweater Bargains Ten dozen men's and boys' sweaters in x Factory Seconds at a savingof to off � 4. regular prac- tically I�r peace° These sweaters.are.;, bac t scally the same as 'firsts with the-excep- tion he -exce p P. t° ° n n of slight ht o a 1 darn but hardly gd noticeable which will.:not effect a the wear inthe leas tN This an opportunity ortunit " to get. a\good sweater heann 0T NQ. L ong:ists'of boy s'. t11o_ "er, wea ere all y Ei � ,s t s. wool, rollneck sized 26 to 34, clearing at .;; $1:25.. LOT NO. 2. Consists of boys' V nee k ss weate s,. roll cella, in several 'different colours, sizes 26 to 34, clearing at $1.35. LOT NO.3: Consistserse. .of:fine ' • jersey sweaters, all wool with button front turned down collar in several differet cola ina b t>totis,aizes 22 to 26 clearing at $1.25. Sizes 28 to � 32, clearing at $L75. 'i:, LOT NO,. 4. s' is of- en s all woo ld Consists its �tVeater s V neck, .'r rolled e cIlar;,, s of `Cas or, blue, see in shades t , l , g n and.blacll with old trimmings,clearing at at'...$3.50... `LOT NO. 5. ` •"..,Consists ` f nns V neck sweate s, heavy weight, ire andY Lovat shades, clearing at $2:50. A '" Square Deal �1t7 i Every Mail" ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED 'Mrs. lllelvin Grich anxlounees •he eii- 'gage-mee of her, only daughter, Ivy, Irene :Piewes, to ` \1t(' Johnston;, eldest son of the late John Johnsto0„ mad 14Ir•:Johnston, the. marriage to false place in Novemher. ' TREATS TO COUNTY :TOMB. A number of people • ;Itaveabeecz' thinking lately o£ the residents of the Huron County I.1otne and have ^been: providing treats , for them. '1110• -SS 01ien s ,Institute ' If CI edltaa Sent a " iionation' of • clothing; The Young People's League of -St. Janes' chureli,"Exeter, came up en Tuesday evening. of last week and gave.a very :pleasing musical program, afterwards providing a treat 'of candy and or- anges, and "on Wednesday evening, the 1Sunbeam Trio of IIenea.11 came VP and rendered a program, followed by a treat of candy :: and grapes. All these little attentions have, been .ap- preciated by the residents and by the management: ` FUNERAL OF MRS. JOS: RAND. The funeral ,of the late Mrs. Rand was held en Saturday afternoon from the family' resideneo, the Rev. J. 13. McOormaok 'conducting.. the `services, The pall bearers were: Jabez Rand, Sr., Jabee Rand; Jr.. A. E. Rlmiball Wieired„Rand, W. T. Hawkins and E. Greens. Mrs, Rand, whose naiden'name was_ Ellen .Rosa' Chiilipgworth; ,was bode in England. 'She came to Canada as a. young girl, 'with other members of. her family, to.an nude-.aaz�rid aunt,' Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Henwooth She was. married to Mr, -Rand abbut forty. years ago and had spent practically all her life here.' She is survived by a:son who resides at iVicQuarrie, Man., and two daughters, Mrar Frpniss and Miss Lillian Rand,, lioth at home. One sister survives, Wks. Fanny Oliver, also of Clinton. • Mrs. Rand had been iii delicate' health for some years but her death occurred rather, suddenly .after•,hav- ing abate teeth extracted on Wednes- day morning of last week. .: Me. Chas. Oliver, 'Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. ICeelans, Stratford, and Mee. Harwood, and son, Qnelph, were . in town for the funeral. I1OSPITAiL NOTES. Ianyaf .oar .citizenry Ave believe are not aware of the 'laerseemel of the `Clinton'Ifospitel board, what work it has done and as to the standing oi" the institution in general. For, their' benefit a'few facts are given in this 'week's. issue, to be fol: - lowed next week by furGher,.informa tion, espocialleeinteresting to the pub- lic. will be inforrnation contorting the X -Ray installation. • The hospital.is owned by- the cam- munity made up of ' 'Clinton and the surrounding townships, • Evel'y cent that you have donated orpaid in fees isua. good investment, just as truly a2 the moneyyou trove put into schools, eh -teethes or roads. The hospital is manage by e board elected from all the wolen's orgetn teatime tons ` of the community; with an advisory board of ?business and meet left" 'nen. All the' members and offi- cers of the boardrender their services without any rentiuneratiorr, their re- 'ward being that they know they are doing a splendid work. ' • In our hospital, board and skilled' nursing .is given at a rate which av- erages less than the rate at a cheap hotel would be for board alone, , One, can easily realize that to do this and yet pay its way at our hospital 'has done, its affairs must h'av-e been handled in a very efficient and busi- ness -like manner, " Six '' S yeas s ago ' the assets of the corporation weee . nothing, today it owns .a, plant and furnishings that could not be 'replaced for less than forty thousand dollars. And, what is an• even greater asset, 'a reputation for service efficiency that" is more than local. More than once when commnnities'have written 9,o govern- mein authorities for advice on hos- pital financing and managing they have been r'eferhed to our hospital as; an authority on such,: nlattere. We are proud jalao: of, the efficiency of our hospital ae a training school foe parses. Many of the nurses from this hospital go into iristitutionai work in the States and almost- with - mit exception they have tiseri+t0 poei- tions of responsibility and trust in some of their • largest institutions: Any: nurse straining here need erot be ashamed of their standing either at eointe,or abroad, Still, further Clinton Hospital i'taI i� 11 it addition Co paying ordinary running expenses pays annually severe hund- red dollars on. a ' loan required for buiiding purposes, whereas ' most ;boards have'.no such obligation to, ,meet. If people will 'think over these 'thin gs. they "Mal ,What again say •br even think, c, MY What an awful Iot" .of money iL takes, to ran the hos-" .Without eletibtit hasibeemno a' vital part' of rut: eontmunity. 'How ' ';vital, we'would. only reahne.if we were der Prived oL 11•ei- 101(1again tc sen: h d, nee sick one8:. and. aeei(en'- case- long distances ta.the city„ Town -village and eouniry",join to- gether 3215tl1'011 01.''7y;: in any: affair under its suspiees and apart arom its finanliol returns the annual hospital bazaar- t a „Fitly community 1'12218t1o'n, With. a delbal'. ful socialelis e 1.! we wish! to cla ourselves and the Conlilnunity a good turn we: will o n evmar aecmeion boost- am, hospital in. stead- of knocking it ,and if at any. bale eve are offeredhe rrivile t 1 g,eaf helping the hospital, : iinanciellq el! e otherwise, let .'us do it •whale -heart-' si edly;'. 8 4 PomE PAPER ITgCICS'Y 14ILtirING:. A. iiieeting'to or anlac :5001(ey for the' awning. 00as0n wif be•. held, in the Pastime Club rooms blpnday evening Nov, '1; 5th, at 8 o'clock .all those 'in- terested in this; 1)11. r; pastime are in- vited to conic" and vdiee their opin ion regarding"a minor or antei'nled late tleant 1.01 -"_epee enti,�Clihton irr:the 0 A e coming season, tlt 1 S 501 Also SO tO g reorganize the Town 'Hockey League 10 ,N. MANNING IN 1+f-ELD, Fr t.-, \V -11,u1- N, Manning of the Sher `c:ek-Manning• Piano . Company, •London,, formerly a'citizen of Clinton. and still interested in lure business of this town through the Doherty Pianos Ltd., has been chosenjby' the London Prohibition Union to, represent the supporters 'of the 'cl'. T. A. • in•ithe• North hiding of'Londoe. in the 'forth- coming Provincial election, Mr. Manning is a roamer member of., drondorr'Board of''Education and is. well known as : en elle getic business ratan. He has always keen an.enthus- iastic; temperance worker., SUDDEN DEATH. `Death came suddenlei to°Norman L Niekle of Windsor, a ormer Clinton boy, on Thursday eeee hag last, when he died in his car(while on his way from his place •of '- business to his hone.' He had, been in tiie ;employ of: the Iieintzman Company for some years and he left the warehouse about seven o'clock on this evening_ for his home, Next morning he was discovered in his ear dead, The cause of death was found to •be paralysis. - Mee Nickle'is- survived' by his wife, two small children his mother' and tivo sister1Mrs Colman and Miss M. lyickle, Stratford.,end,twobrothers, W. J. and Ed. Nickle of -Clinton. Mei Ed. Niekle wont'to• Windsor to attend the funeral. BROTHER IS CANDI 3AT1; - Mr, A: A. Colquho4n,' who ,woe chosen5at a"conventioit held in Mit- chell on Friday to eager the Liberal' banner in the coining election in South Perth is a brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs. M. T. -Carless and Mrs. Harry Fitzsimons of Clinton. Mr, Colquhoun is a native el Hlb- bet•t township, and is a former wave den of the county of Perth. .He taught school for'•sonre years bat for some time has ween eon fleng his at- tentione to faiuleing, , Mase member of -the Society of Friends and a life- long 'temperance man. An effort was made to iuduce the Liberals pot' to bring out -a man, leaving the field to the Conservative and the Progressive candidates, but after a somewhat stormy meeting the convention elect- ed Mr. Colquhonn.,, • AMONG TH.E CHURCHES. Presbyterian Church,. ' Service in' the Baptist o iureh on Sunday at 11 "o'clock, Subject: "The Bible, the Hope of the World." Sun- day school at 10 o'clock. Prayer meet- ing on Thursday evening at 71301 Baptist Church . The minister will preach at 7 p.ei. on Sunday. Subject: "The ,New Birth." Sunday school at 2:20 p.nt, Prayer service Wednesday at 8 p.nt. All ,are welcome, -St. Paul's Church A memorial service will be held in this church on Sunday': itfteenooe, when the veterans will attend in a body. The Red. (Capt.)""C. E. Jerkins of Brantford• will preach. . Mr;_ Deakins will ' preach-mor•rting and evening at the, regular services. Mr. G: R. Thompson attd Mr: 0, Winces, students 'at Wyclifi'e:' Colit'ege, Toront a, assisted in the sai•vices on. Sunday., • Ontario Street' United,.• -Church Classes meet -at 10 a•n1. Morning" •message, second in series, `"Phe Church. at Sinyrna": Evening subject; "God's Forgiveness." Our Juniors meet ,on Friday at 7 o'clock, .At the monthly meeting f the- Ofe :ficial Board on Thursday evenipg last', it was decided to 'hold :the annual S. S., entertainment in.the town hall. on Wednesday, .December 22nd, '• Choir enc bers 'were very ,much l ease t dtoh i • have Mrs.- p s );,.Jervis, Mrs. Tanner and Me. L. 1J, Weir assisting then' on Sunday, Mrs. Tanner, sing- ing solos very acceptably and the old quartette delighted the congregation, once again, " Wesley -Willis United Chureh The Girls' Club held their thank- . r aril otfering.eneetiiig-,ort Tuesday evening, when lairs, Telford of Blyth gave ;a very interesting 1115)inspiring address, on' personal- 'talents 'and; their use: airs. L. C. Ii lreison•"ieed a thiattksgiu- king story, aiid Miss :I. Stewart; 'sang a solo.-There'1'as 31 g•ood'-attie'hdance, considering, the disagreeable.weather and the,offertng-was a ener«us`.one, The Club served a, `tiup of. tea .at the "cone'lusihh-,ha the pz•ogratn and` a social hall bout: was spent: Ms , C:: A. Chant of..11"r •-. t onto }vial give it Iecitiue.on the Hely 'Land in the.' church ,on Friday : evening of 111 1.� week binder the_ auspices of the W. M. 5je. , • The iinedite oil: Sunday will take for'i'.motnlne 5 th;iect 'Cvehine�'hubleet: The Mageeta.m of Jesife. „ S.0 t Sufi• las: Fh•t rl . r i' Oe' , .�fX t-?, , t,. �5gtring,' aiid: li'intsticc 'Day wee the `'s c t Y 1 b1cc.6,' stressed bythe preacher and the ems - by I d nus, is by the" chair thraughoet the day 5001 appeepriate.:end was much en- joyed. The anthems lnor•ning and ev- Hine, by the ehoii•, and "The Reces- oval,' rendered by Miss 'Stewart, do -1 vele mac lr:ape/ eelate(, - n BUSIkES� VETERANS` CHURCH POILADL.' Al church paradeof the veterans and: Member's of the, militia cdmpany Will be held to El.',Pauls church 00 Sunday afternoon at 2:10,>• when, it, .memorial service will' he held.] Capt. (Ret?.) C. E,'Jeakins will preach.. The veter•1100 will meet at the toy'n hail' II" AND S, CLUB. • The I orae and :School C #ib wi l meet on Tuesday eveniri }reit at eight o'clock' in•the P,tiblic school. A `paper will be given' by Mrs. W. A. Holmes and.'Mrs. Aitken will give a report on current events. ..,musical program will be given by the' pupils of the Public school All members of -the' Club are ;urged to bo -present., "IT PAYS TO A�DViERTI'SE."' Showing how efficient is adveetis- Ing, a lady :told tie the ether day, that she' sold- a chair 'she had advertised before she herself bad read the. ad. Someone else saw•. it and immediately' looked after the chair. If you have: an'i�thing _ you wish to sell,`- which someone else~ may, want, 'advertise it in ;The News -Record, GEORGE leEI;;L DIED 'SUDDENLY • Geo. Bell, a toned. resident . of Goderich, and for -some', months of. Clinton, died 'stl denly at Winghain on Wednesday;; of last ' week., The • body was • taken tee Godericll and the funeral took place' from I3ropheyls. undertaking parlors'Friday afternootr.. The deceased. was 04 years of age, He ,was,a brother of the' late le. .A. -Bell of 'Clinton. He • had' only left here about three weeks prior to his death,' THP UNION. SERVICE. A ._union Thanksgiving service :was- held in Si. Paul's 'ehurch on Mondayl. fiizenoon and was very well attended,: The rector,- the Rev L. 43, Ha rieon, had' charge` if the.service and the Rev. J. B.'McCorniack, pastor of the Bap- tist ehuech, preached an. impressive sermon. His discourse was really fel Armistice Day, as be said each church had' dealt with the Thanksgiving as- pect on Sunday. It was very appro- priate and much enjoyed. , Thd res., dent -ministers of the. town were pre- sent and assisted in the Service. A. PRESENTATION. Mr. g. B, :Steell rs,. who was a Citi- zen of-Clinton,;1or eight years) being District Reatesentative for Huron County with headquarters hero, and Who now occupies a similar position' in Essex county, was in town on Tuesday evening, when as many of the mennber's of the U. F. 0. Club and the Mixon Central Agricultural Society as could be got together on short notice, took the opportunity of presenting frim with 4111 appreciative address and a cane, which they had - purchased some time ago•but had not had -an opportunity of presenting be- fore. lar. G. W. Layton, seeretary''of tlfie U.-1� 0. Club, read the followiitig ad dress and Mee H C. 'Cox, 'resident 1 of the Agricultural Society,present- ed the cane:- "To Mr: S. B. Slathers: Your departure Aunt our midst came as a surprise to your many friends who have during the past few years been assoehtted with you: So much of a surprise did it peeve to many that the nerve tante to them after you had removed, Your Tabors and service to the •residents'. of •the county have been er 11 ow ed with a large n .e of a easur. suc- cess. uc cess. We i•ecogniae that through your efforts an organization has been es- tablished .which oventually"glIces the agricultural indastr;y of Huron aeon. ty among the foremost en the Pro- avihee, Your work among the junior .fanners in their' short courses, school fairs,' etc., hall lett impressions that will have an inestimable influence on the future. We have always found you ready to co-operate and assist in furthering the interests of the as- sociationseepresented here. tonight, Your sympathy has been expressed by your. nations and a large' share of their success has been attained through the advice and counsel re- ceived from you..Yoer' years of reel- dence with es as a citizen has been pleasant and profitable and your re- moved and severance of these ties leaves a void in the circle of friend- ship., Oat behalf of - Clinton -Club U F. 0, and. Central' Huron Agricultural:' So- ciety we present to you this carie as a taligi)le token of • appreciation of service end pleasant associations, We hope that long" years of life will be yours' and that the sentiments that this represents will prove' to be a greaten support than the ,article', -it-. self. Signed:,; T. J. Lindsay, presi- dent; : G. W. Layton, secretary U. 1r, O. Club; 1I, 0,C:dox, president, W. J. Miller; : treasurer, Agrie 11.11ral So- ciet .' y. APPLI Lest ,~ Ye Forget Bayfield Mrs, Agnes• Biggart left' o(1 Thtijrf day to spend the winter with daughter, 'i Mrs, Welsh in Toronto:a Robert Penhale returned 21oln'tlf West on Wednesday: of 'last weeke, Hurry Baker, accompeatled by al little niece, Margaret Burt, freturee to"London on Monday after spendtn several days with his mother. - Miss . Marion t Davison, who has been in London with her sister fear several weeks, y'etui'ned , home last week. Mrs. ,Sitoebot o - 'o � r t m f •ii Ingham his visiting her Sister, stirs. 0. Brandon. Miss Thelma Rite bf Stratford spent Thanksgiving witlt;'her mother, Mrs. T, C. Batley. • e�Iessrs. Lawrence and Fred Fowlio f Lo si ndan spent Thanksgivingv" pi tta tlieir parents, ,. Mullett attended the funeral of -Mrs. R. Kerslake of Exeter• on Monday. :1 a T. Fin"gland' of Toronto,rece3t- ly visited his ;parents,' 02 . and IVIrs, J; Fingland. :Miss B. Brodgen of London 'spent �b�e.;phaffitsgiving , holiday with her Itireiite,'•Me. and Mrs. G. Brodgen. 14Ir': nr 1 i1 . u.Mrs . stae th l cusp of Blyth ;'; ;spent.*Sunday at the home of :4Ir, Wm, Brigham. - • Ivir, A. J" Carver, who has spent the past few months in Detroit returned to the village on Sunday. - .Miss Alma McNay of Toronto,.sp nt the "week -end with her pareeits. Messrs. axial and Frank 'Cameron of Detroit visited their farther, Mr. A, Cameron, over the weekend. Miss Nina Praetor of"Toronto was - to guest e es of her aunt,Mee s Geo: King, - for Thanksgiving liieelti end. Mrs al.Elliott, Mrs. W. j. McLeod, t ODss H. Gerrie, little Miss, Jean Dunn" and Leslie Elliott motored to Detroit for the week -end, returuieg'on Mon - flay. • 1 Miss . Jean Woods of Orton eves home over the Thanskgising•' holiday. Misses .11lva and Annie Dewar and David' Dewar of Toxouto spent'the holiday with their parents Mr, and Mrs. David Hewer.. Miss,Dorothy Hart t a and Mr; y Ted 'Tart of London spent the holiday in the village, 1VIx. and Mrs.W. A. Tient of Lon- don spent Thanksgiving at their sum mer home in the village. Mrs, E. P. Lewis of Toronto is the guest of Dr and Mrs. Woods. Mrs. J. L. 13ue)an, who has been visiting in Toronto, returned with her. The Young People's Society will bold a social in the Ibasemeint of St. Andrew's church on Friday evening. It is hoped that a large number will become allember:e. A small entrance fee will be charged for those who do itot wish to join the Socie£y, • Mr. Jim Ferguson of Locenrispent the. week=eiid and holiday with his- mother, is mother, Mts. Jas,' Ferguson. lir•: 13. Brown motored to Detroit to spend. the. week -end; Mr. and Mrs. 13. ,McLaren and fam=` ily of Port 111321,1 and Miss Maud` Stir- ling of Owen Sound:spent Thanksgiv.. ing with 'their mother, Mrs. Win, Stirling. Rev, and Mrs F..11. Paull returned ,on Saturday '.aiter.-having spent" two weeks vacation at Listowel, Galt andl. London, �. x• Mrs: Caine' of ` e roil S ufortlr spezii' several clays last weelif with her els' ter, Mrs. L. Making. Sirs. Trethewa 'left laet'-week to y visit her daughter• in St. Tltonras. ' Mr. Jas. Cameron and children 0-,Z 7.oronto•spent ;the week-end`micl �holit day with his mother, Mrs. Thos, Catax- Miss Nina Heard of'Itrlchaner, ac- companied by Master George ,Seotch- me1'..11011 the tvee7:-iii( with the parents, 'Miss Ruth 1-Igams. of London.;50' home for t1). week-ei1dand holiday. " Xi p G 8'i'. The Women's 14lissionary .Society in tonection wirlt St. Andrew's United church, held their annual "service on Sunda last at which a '5 cci•tl col- t p, leetio'l wasta11011'111 aid of the'nus- sionary. 3)1)111. of ttie "Church : Contri- butions to the 1111 unt of 51'0,00 were taken uli:. ilea'. VI, L. 'Vella) o311 011lacx black- smith, ha ec o h a1 1 r 1 s b n� n the cls het t ur inohe , 1 1 est week. [Ie s suffetirr' S p b from an abscess ori his right 51dt Dr t\Iair ho'. bell in titer:dance and 11ti Me11is is lmmoviiig' favorably. p Mrs. Tomlinson has xotmnasl t:fter spe'nding'..some weelcs with 1101 5)51.321 aw tit. Weston. She ''intends rte- tainibg hero for eonio 1.11)e,' Loncr'le's`tQ`Bife 1 Mr, and'114r•s: Jr, D. Aiitslic of Learr,- ng toi who been yeeiting Antslie s sisters, lull s Tllslav and M1 ,n . Tainblyn, for the 1aet three weeks, have left for St. Mary:,: Mr. and 1121.-y., Jas,J✓]sle ` aiid Mr.s and Sirs, J. D. Ainslie are` visiting' Mr. Flsley's daughter,, Mrs. Milton Hooper•, near •St, Mays. nlx, and Mrs. Htu'rison .Lyon of Mrs, Sampson of Palmerston is at present Taman, relatives here. 'Mrs. Taman, who'has been visiting •heir• slaughter at • H.i iiton,'has re- tailed and is .710W visiting•' her di/ugh- - ter, Mrs. Armstrong'. Misses . Mary and Esther Jamieson of Toronto spent the week -end and holiday at their honie''here, The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held in the com- munity hall 011 Thursday last with 65 in attendance. The president,: 1..r Miss Bribham,w:opened the nteoting. Mrs, 13e11 led ill prayer, which was followed by The Lord's Prayer, led by Mrs. B. Nott, gtfter which business tvas transacted. Mrs.. FV. •Brundsoa gave -a paper•; Repiano solo was- given by" Miss G: Grainger, Mrs. J. Man- ning gave a paper, and Mrs AleX Well a Wells tending, The Institute is' having a. towel shower next meeting Three new members were added to the list. At the eonclusiou of the program an adjournment was made to the basement where en excellent lunch was served by Mrs. Melville, Miss L. Young, `Mrs, Griffith, Mrs, Fairservice and Mrs, -G. Cowan. The Thanksgiving anniversary of Logdesboro United church was an tiij- qualified success. Capacity emigre-,, gations on Sunday listened" to instate- tivb and' inspiring sermons front Rev, W. I2 ,Alp of Auburn. The choir did ample credit to themselves under the guidance of Mts.:8':Snell. Six,hund- red. peoplo•,,pat•took of the sumptuous goose. supper on Monday night. Tho church oouid mot hold all the people who tried to hear the spieendid pro- gram, provided by Mester'' Geo, A. Granville .reader and 'Ws, Ethel Grainger contralto : both of Toronto. The total proceeds were nearly seven hundred dollars; All wore"' pleased over one of the:most successful anni. versari.es ever held in the church. •' The family night service will be of, especial interest on Friday night. The recreation will consist 'of a football tournament the first; round betweeia the Y, P. L; and the 0....G. I. T. and the second game 'between the Winne i' and the Tux -is Square Group.' Studies will fallow and Bible study and publio, speaking;;eontest'will close the service. ails are under Way for setting tip it Trail Rangers Camp.: The Sacranient't will 1 be administered in the ''United church. Sunday n10111ing'. The Young People's League will de- bate against Brucefield next Monday night on the subject:' "Resolved that a,; Consolidated school will' be benefice lel in a rural connrrruuity." (Miss Blanche Snell and Mr, Harold Steil -boll, .of Victoria College Toren to, spent �tlie week -clad t their re51ee five homes;'' 11. . Miss 1)01 -3 and Ma.:Welliegton Me - Cool of c-Cool.of Toronto' spent the holiday with -.their mother• Mrs. Wm, McCool. Mr. Harold. Richards spent,. the week -end. at his bonr,o here. `Hiss ,rl3arjorie Colson of 'T3l , h is yt- spcnding•`a fcs1. days with Miss Elsie Maiming, Miss Olvetta Brigham oC. St. Thom- as spent. the, week -end with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs Wan. Brigham. Miss Blanche 'Edging -ton 1, visiting' her sister, Mrs. B Shell. - , s2,-. Harold Johnston .of London sent the holiday r , t his home here. 1'tr a Miss Myrtle Grainger of Toronto. spent a'few days wwith, her mother,, Mrs John G1•ainger, , Mr. Eldred Longley, Mrs. J-- Langl2y and Miss Dorothy of Niag'ara Falls were week -el -id 'visitors e.0 Mr. and Mrs Edmund Grawford.