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"NVING
The Rip
local senio
game on F
hard battle
speed by
nouple of
-started, Ha
;nice pass f
;teams in th
sopportuniti
<ed up the
net, but t
!beautiful s
chance vhc
the net on
;ridge stepp
the puck.
:play in this
ed and the
above his r
!by Dr. Col
Shortly
started Wi
upon facie
enade ada
in a scram
period Ripl
and the fir
this year,
trona behin
Winghani
period whe
fast pass
scored the
the puck fr
Ripley net.
Referee
:attics in al
'to Ripley,
or half of
The line-
Ripley-
Illawers
-wings, Mc
braper, Cr
Wingharn
A. Lockri
.centre, 11.
sell and H.
•Erackenbur
*Will Retrial
The ann
S. Davison
and had ac
mous invit
eef the Un
with please
Con preset
Will Addre
Ots Frid
Professor
versity, Loi
adian Club
sninisters,
and. Laurie
late Profess
University,
Whigha
Roinance
Those who
tening to
time will
him again.
LOSE
The local
euchre :and
, ,
Wednesday
_while they
4:01 of who
lost money
froei realie
tale new u
The win
tor the lad
McDonald.;
Chernick; f
Meehan; g
At the a
at Kincardi
the local b
uniforms vt
favorable
appearance.
decided to
fortes, and
pose that
held. I a
eta the sai
it is easy t
thy Objecti
The firen
Who in an
large quati
owing to
as distrib
The fire
W. 'H. Wil
iative in s
tning $2,0
that ether
will ,frill in
nece.ssary
•new nnifen
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1931
(AM DEFEATS . 1 '
IIPLEY REDMEN
.
PRESENT COUNCIL'S
'ELECTION LEGAL
HURON CHAPTER
OFFICERS FOR 1931
WHO WILL YOU
CHOOSE TO -DAY?
REV. C, E.
APPOINTED
.
At confirmation
ening in St
Brantford, Archbishop
liams announced
the meter, C
to be canon.
- Canon Jeakins
shire, England,
came with his
.
tJt.,,.
'3
en ...1.
sel: ef.
t
s
0,
se .
•i;..•
. s. rt-
fla F.,,
•
1
.1s,
Canon
boy. He was
ary and secondary
real. and then
versity, where
eer, being gold
eating year.
captured several
coUrse. He graduated
Montreal Diocesan.
ordained as a
Bond. The latter
Mr, Jeakins
priesthood by
cessor, Bishop
Capon Jeakin's
ng am,
Wi hwhere
tation of Archbishop
er he was appointed
urgies and history
London, where
ate of St Paul's
' '
Clinton, and
Jude's, Brantford
inently successful
cently rebuilt
, •
Gay he presented.
large class of
for confirmation.
- ,
C anon Jeakins
girl, Miss Simpson,
one son, Reginald,
a
N. re at Montreal,
on. Jeakins' father,
• .
ins, also resides.
•c•• • a 3, -
anon calms
both. C
Canada
. • ..
being vicespresident.
JEAKINS
......„......
CANON
Sunday ean
Church,
David Wils
appointment of
XX, 13.D.,
Cathedral
born in York-
years ago, and
Canada as a
at
e
.,
sa its a
•Y '0
e
-ate '
0 I.
•
Jeakins
.
in the 'pritn-
in Mont-
McGill Uni-
a brilliant car-
in his grad-
to this he
during his
in theology at
and was
by Archbishop
soon after and
to the
• suc-
charge was at
wen on aryl as
t ' 'tW
VVilliams. Lan-
professor of lit-
Huron College.
served as cur-
He was
•:' rector- at
ago. went to St
has been em-
and only re-
On S
Sun
most amusually
the archbishop
a Montreal
and they have
, thee a
' • • • '
that city, Can
T. 33. jeaks.
• . . . .
known in
United -States ,
of laments. In-
ONTARIO LIBERAL
. LEADER ANQUETED
---
OIL BELIEVED
IN THIS Dl
"n".----7
The Acme Gas arid oil
ed, of Toronto, have alt
about 2000 acres in this d
terms of the leasesis.for t -
or so long afterwards ae
are produoed in paying q;
.videddrilling is coalmen
,years. The owner of the
whose property a flow is
receive one eighth of all o
In conversation with M,
be felt confident that th,
in this districtand also
,
no stock would be sold a
pany finances themselves.
e, ..
stimated.would cost ab,
to drill.
At the present time th
s
idrilling at Melaka' Co
Tilsonburg.
ley Redmen engaged. the
rs in a NorthernLeague
'iday evening and put up a
, but were .outclassed.for
'he• /veal puck -chasers.' A
minutes after the game.
rold Mitchell scored on 'a
rom Harry Browne.. Both
e first period missed 'good
is to score. Browne Pick-
ruck in front of the Ripley
ie Ripley goalie made a
are. Ripley missed their
n they had McGee. out . of
ly to miss by Alf Locks
ing into the .goal to Mon
:n the last few tninutes , of
period two; players collids
Ripley man' received a cut
ight eye and was attended
borne. '
after the' second, period
ngham scored again and
a off the Wingham boys
;It for the Ripley net and
ble scored again. In this
ey scored their only tally
;t- to be scored on. McGee
when Ferris took a pass
1 the net .
. scored again in the third
n Drowne again made a
to K Mitchell ' Browne
last goal when he took
am Bowers in front of the
; keep handed out ten sen-
in 4 to Wingharn and six
Bowers being responsible
Ripley's. ' •
ups:
Goal G.ernmel; .defence,
1 Martin; centreMcC
; lay;
Lean and Ferrissubs.,
ivirford'and Munn..
- Goal,. McGee; defence,
lge and W.. Lockridge;
Browne; wings, X:.Mitch-
Mitchell; subs, Somers,
y and MacDonald
- •
A rumor has been heard recently
regarding the legality of the preaent
council owing 'to the fact that the
necessary number to fill the council
didn't qualify at •the regular nomina-
tion .iit. November. •
On Monday: afternoon we looked
this matter up in the Municipal Act
and find that their election is perfect-
ly legal. The following is the sec-,
titan of the Act covering same e
Sec, 71 Municipal Act • "Where
the candidates, or any of them, re-
tire, or by 'reason of , such retirement
or' where • from any other Cause. the
requisite .number of persons ' is not
elected, the members eleeted,.. if they
equal .or exceed one-half of the coun-
cil when complete, or a Majority of
such members shall order, a new ;elec..
tion to be held. to fill the vacanciee"
- • • •
• Huron Chapter No. 89, Order of
the Eastern Star officers for 1931
were installed at the last regular
meeting as follows: •
Worthy Matron -Mrs. Geo. Olver.
• Worthy Patron -Mr. Dan Geddes,
Assoc. Matron-Vars. A. J. Wilson.
Assoc, Patron -Ma H. Gibson.
Secretary -Mrs. E. --j. Nash.
Chaplain -Miss Beatrice Joynt.
Marshall•• -•Mrs, D. Benedict. '
Otganist---Mrs. Dan Geddes.
Adah-Mrs. a Rae. •
Ruth -Mrs. .0. Habkirks
Esther-eMrs. W.1-1. Phair.
Martha--Mts. H. McKay..
.Electa.-Mrs. Er, Harrison. .
Warder -Mrs. Jae. Gilmour. .
• At •a later. date Treasurer, Miss
Mary ,Pattison; Conductress, Miss
Agnes' Mitchell; Assoc. Cond., Mrs.
W. S. Mitchell and Sentinel, Mrs. T-•
Gilmour, will be installed; ' ,
Mrs H. W.' Shane, P.D.D.G.M., of
ficiated as installing officer assisted
.by P. W., U'a' W. X Miller, Mrs. X
Coutts and Mrs. 0: Thompson Mra.
Fox, P. W. M.; acting as .Marshall
. t
presented .each officer elect invested
each with the badge of office, con.
ducted each to their respentive stet-
ions and. Proclaimed the officers for
1931 regularly installed. ' .
A Past Metron's Jewel arid a Past
Patron's jewel was presented to the
retiring Worthy Matron, Mae Geo.
Spotton, and the retiring Worthy Pa-
tron, Mr. Jas, Gilmour, respectively
• The installing officer and her Mar-
'shall Were presented with gifts by the
new Worthy Matron as a mark of
appreciation. .
Entertain
. ment' Committee -- Mrs.
Wilson Miss ' X . Mitchell, Mrs. X
Taylor; Mrs. Stewart
Visiting Committee -- MrS. Shane,
Mrs. 0. Thompson, Mrs. Murray
Johnson, '
•
. Thenomination to fill one seat in
the Council as held, on Thursday
morning of last week. and the follow-
ing were nominated, all of which have
qualified: - ..' •
John Porter, *, David McDonald
and Thos. Fells.' ' • . .
Henry Diment, by Jae. Gilmour and
Wm. Gray. '
Arthur Fothergill, by J. R. Garrett
and 5, R. Day. . .
The election is being held to -day
(Thursday) from 9 am.. to 5 p.m., at
the following places: Ward 1, at Me
Leocl & Arthua's Garage; Ward 2, at
Davidson's Implement Shop; Ward 3,
at Town Hall, Ward 4, at C Temple-
man's store; Ward 5, at Frank Wat-
son's store.
service
Jude's Anglican
the
E, Jeakins,
of St • Paul's
was
51
pakents:to
''''.
V
s' ''Vi
e
,.
sr e 4
' a
a ea 3:',.
C E
.. '•,
educated
•schools
attended
he had
medalist
In addition
awards
College
deacon
died
was ordained
the archbishop's
Carmichael
first'
h e
at
he also
Cathedral
•
appointed
17 years
He
there
the church.
the
81 to
married
nownwitli,
In
Rev.
'
.. '
is winery
and, the
..
,
St Thomas citizens to the number
of 1000, inaluding all shades of penis
deaf feeling joined in splendid tribs
Me to Mr, Mitchell Iinpburre, who
was recently ehoeen leader of the Li-
beret party in 'Oetario. In respond-
.ing to the toast of the evening, the
new chieftain made definitely clear
his politicalplans for the future. He,
will not contest any provincial riding
except' West or East Elgin, he declar-
eel, as he was concluding .his speech
shortly after 11 o'clock. ,
"I have been offered a peat inethe
Legislature by one of my , friends,"
I
he told the audience'but you need
,
have no fear that I will go to the
Ontario House holding eay other
seat than one of the ElginsI do
.
not think I will resign my seat in the
Federal House, as I have been ad-
vised to do by some."
The present Ontario Government
was 'returned to power. on October
30, 1929, for a five-year term, al-
. .
though an election might be expect-
ed in 1933. The present sDominion
Government was returned on july 28
of last year, for a five-year terra, and
'at that tirne Mr, HepleUrn. was re-
elected. ' • '
George' Spotton ' raised. his • deep.
Tory voice to congratulate Mr. ,Hep -
burn on his election. as leader of an
historic party and. believed he Would
make a good leader of the Opposis
tion.. The time was 'passing when
people' took their polities too ser-
iously and there was , a very large
body of independent. voting and thins
king' electors.. People • stilldiffered
Politicallybut amicably.'
Revived Promotion
• A.t.the annual meeting' of the Qnt.
T.hresherrnan'a Mutual Fire Insuran-
ce Co, held in the Municipal Hall,
'
London, Mr. W. Ernest Morrison
Was appointed District Superintend-
ent - and Adjuster of claiins for the
n s
territory irom London north to Owen
Sound.
' ,
St Andrew's Ladles' :Aid .
The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church .will hold a Tea
and Sale of 'Homemade Baking, Can-
dy, etcin the basement of •the churth
on Saturday afteenoon, January eene
Tea 'served from 6 o'clock. Sale
to commence at 3 o'clock sharp. Ev-•
erybody welcome.
Lantern Slides at Young People's
At the Young People's Society
meeting, of the United. Church on
Sunday, with about '175 present, an
illustrated lecturewith100 slides was
givee by Mn G. •le Baker on Great
Britain, France, 'Italy and Germany:
Musical numbers were supplied by
Mts. 0. Moffatt and Mn X Ramsay,
CHURCH REP(
BELC3RAVE VV . NI S'
, • • . •
JANUARY MEETING
.,
—
Eadies .' Presbyterian Ch
berry again presents a in
• . •
ing report. Receipts ana
217.42, including balance
$164.18,. and leaving a b
ried forward of $241,04..
Women's Missionary So
$67.80 and Sunday School
congregation is attached
and has been given stuS
illr°ughs`r-tte year- .
13elgrave Presbyterien, (
:Deports progress.The Re
'.
re conducted services in
east four years and durin
".
congregation received st
the church offices- Notes
this condition, the congn,
kept w -ell in .1:tatur. They
General expenses $679.41,
balance on 'hand of $176:
For Missions the congr
raised $82.63, the W. M.
Mission B
an e End.$8.9n
Whitechurch United Ct.
1930 proved one ,of , sucee:
gress for this Church. All
eau •
'oris showed a live int
general fund receipts wei
W. M. S,, $204.38r Y. R St
55. Sunday School $110 4
' .. .
Band.'$15.00 and Session,
Rev. T. C. Wilkinson is.
R. McClenaghan' is Secr(
urer
' •
_
The W. M. S. of Knox Presbyter-
tan Clierch, Belgrave, held its tnorith-'
ly meeting at the home. of Mrs. Wm •
Geddes, on Thursday, January 9th,
this being also the Presbyterian :Day
of Prayer. The :regular business was
attended to first, and then followed
the program arranged for the day... In
the absence ' of the President, Mrs.
Jas. A. Scott• the meeting was in
charge . .
. of .the Vice 'President, Min.
Porterfield, and prayers. were .offered
by Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Porter-
field. X brief address was given on
the subject "The Meaning of Service."
The meeting was one of. interest and,
il:raillery .•
beneft and the a is looking
forWardto making 1931 one of the
best years in its history, under the
guidance - of its new offieers, which
are as follows: ' ,
President -Min.' Jas. X. Scant .
Vice Pres. -Mrs. X Porterfield.
2nd Vice Pres. --Mrs., X Cloakey
.. .
Secretary -Mrs. D. Dunbar.
Treasurer -Miss Agnes Mason.
' & 'W. Set -Mrs. .Therterfield.
Exp. Fund Treas.--Mrs. Win. Geds
doss •
Supply Sec -Mrs D. Dunbar.
.
Press, Secretary and Mission Band
Superintendent-- Mrs. 0. G. Ander-
son.' .
. Auditorn-Mrs, Jas. Scott and Mrs
• 0. G. Anderson,
•
LIFE MEMBERS IP
H ,
GIVEN WORKER
—
•d
The regular monthlymeeting of
the . - . , o t res-
M S • f S Andrew'sP '
byterian Church . was held in the
school room on 'Wednesday afternoon
with about forty of the ladies in at-
tendance. The meeting was in charge
of the newly• -elected „President, Mrs.
I -I. F. McGee, and opened with the
singing of a hymn, followed by pray -
er by Mrs. John Fells. An interest-
ing feature of the meeting• was the
' ' i,ersh•
presentation of a life memeip to
• ' . •
Miss M. Louttit, which sans made by
the honorary president, Mrs. W, J.
.
'
Henderson, lhe .anntral reports from
the secretaries of the diffetent de-
m
partents were then presentedw
, hich
were most encouraging, • each:- havin •
• - I. • 8
reached. its allocation. The topic
, e
"Ambassadors of ••GoodrWill," which
wa,s taken by Miss Mary Graham
• - •. :' • :• - . - es-- • • • • .-..- '
was ,-very.. mterestreg. The meeting
Was brought to aclose in e '
. • . , w 1, , hymn
'ar,dprayer. by•Miss -M. Anderepre
Ontario -Quebec Division
of Weekly Newspaper Assoc.
The annual meeting of the Ontario
Quebec newspaper Association , will
'be :held ,at the Royal York ,Hiatel,
. . .subsequently
.Toronto, on. Friday, Feb. 6th The
MacLean Publishing Company has
•kindly invited the newspapermen to
inake a tour of their fine publishing
plant and are to be their guests at
a buffet luncheon at nooe,
,
SOCIETY 1 -IAS A
S1JCCESSFUL YEA,11
-----ns
•
- 'At the ,9th antral meeting of the
Wingham Horticultural Society, the
Treasurer's report showed the year
1930 to be the enost successful in the
history a the Society. Over all, theta
-r-
3 vas. a rnarls.ed increase in member-
ship, in cash receipts and in expen-
ditutes for horticultural purposes.
Th amount spent on civic improve-
more than doubled that of any
other year.
The :crffioers and 'Directors again
under the able direction of Mr. Herb;
. . . ._ .e...
Campbell hoper‘with the -66.:otcirition
•• • -
Of *all interested in the. beautificatican.
of •the town of .Wirigham. and.vicinity,
.ma • even. ge n, er an
make 1931 an • 'en' d
• 1 •
• more successful yeas- horaculturally.
. . .
The officers for 1931 are as fon.
lows•
' '
President -Mr. Herb Cempbell.
• • '
lst P
Vice res. -Mrs. T . Fells.
,
2nd Vice Pres. M T r- r
---r. --• -• --ing•
Secretary -Mrs. a J. Nash
.
Treasurer -Mr. W. A, Galbraith.
Directorse-Mrs, C. P. Smith, Mrs
G SpottonM- G R 11'
Geo is. en Ross, i is.
e
t G. Gillespie, Mrs. Scobie, De Cald-
ei. Mrs, T. Kew .Mrs... H. Angus
' ' • - rr: '• ..... • ' ,. •-. ''• ' - .,
Mr $ . - N. L .11ry, Miss E. Gilchrist,
Premium and purchasing commit-
tee-lVers, T, Fells, Mrs. T. Kew, Mr.
VV. X Galbraith iDr. Calder.
, ,
• AUditors-Mr. C Fr Smith, Mr. A.
M. nishols.
Delegate:a to convention in Torons
to, Feb 12 and 13, -Mrs. T, Fells,
T Kew '
- " ' '
•• Treasurer's statement ae at Decein-
bet 31st, 1930.. •
Receipts •
.
Balance forward from 1929 $ 295.05
, , •
Legislative Grant $168.00, :
Town .$20,00 188.00
' '
memberships 379.00
Sele of Seeds Flowers etc 167,70
• ' ' ' '' - •
Money borrowed on note - 50.00
Intt eived frciin Bank 4,30
eresrec ,
n As Pastor
auticement made by Rev.
that he had reconsidered
. .
cepted the Board's unanis
tion to remain as Pastor,
ted Church was received
re by the large congrega-
t on Sunday morning. .
ss 'Canadian Club a .
,)t,evening, January 23rd
.a on, of Western Pei-
:don, will address the Can-
an 'Three Canadian Prime
- Macdonald, Mackenzie,
speaker is Assoc-
(ar..- in History in Western:
and three years' ago, sperm
m ..one the subject ;rThe,
of ' Canadian ' History."'
had the pleasure of lig-
3rofessor Landon at that
look . forward to nearing
Will Not Tolerate Faulty
In a circular letter rec
the Ontario Department o
traffic officers in this dist
• - . • . a ' ' ' .
vis -e -d te, issue no mote 1
f f It - r ht •
cases o au y ig s on a
, ,
Tao much leniency has ;ri
extended in connsction '
-. ....., - . . ."-. . 1.5
-fence., elle .Coiiiintinicatian
hereafter officers are in
enmegtarety tee'. ar• els, ig
'magistrate in any case svl
or car has only, one light, •
or no light or commits
.of the Highway ' Traffic
the particular subsection (
. ., . .
illinnination a motor -veh
,Largest Year "Salada" Tea
Has Ever Had
1 1 conference held
At the annual sa es . ,
a t the .Royal York Hotel, a oronto
. 7
Mt Arthur . X- VVilson, . secretary-
• •
treasairer of the company; stated that
es, .... es__
'' of the fact ti t: la - •
rtantre e o eeea t e eeaa. Emu
was '6ne of depression:, generally the
. a, '...... - ''' • '
"SAIADA: .tea sales... showed a fres
s E. • • . .1 •
rnena,ous increase anu were the larg-
, • • ,. . -. -
est the company has eine expanenc-
ed.• '
• •
Spring Assizes Feb.' 17th .
' While His Honor , judge Killoran,
of Stratford was . in Goderich on.
,
,
Monday of last week, the aelectio.n of
jurors for the spring: Assizes, which
are to open' on Tuesday, February 17,
wa.s ad Mr , • .
• • Justice McEvoy will
penside sand .at. this court the McNeil
brothers', tiow-in the cotinty jail, whe
are charged with , robbing while arra-
ed the Bank of, Nova Seotia at :Brus-
sels, will be given their trial. So far
these are , . ,
' the only criminal cases On
the docket.
LOCAL AND PERSONALment
.
Mrs. LuckInast. cif. Winnipeg, . is
.• • -
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ford. .
Mr. John Rintoul, of .Balgrave has
sold, hie farm to Rabe Higgins, 'of
Brussels. •' '' • --' '
•
Mrs .- A .G Smith and daughter,to
, • • • ...•
Edith of Torontovisited f ' ' ds. '
,, rieri , nn.
•ternational.
town last week • .. , . .
Mrs. Hoose of New York, is visit-
•
ing at the home of, hes' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Haugh
'dor asemore is atten ng
Mr, V" • C • ' di
the O. A, C., Guelph, where he is
taking a course in dairying •
- . '
Mr. R. N. Armstrong reports the
.January
sak of Fowler 'Estate at Seaforth to
Mr, john Rintoel, of Belgrave,
se • a ' • . Theatre ..
Follow n heti Lyceum nn
Jan. 26, 27, 28. All in Technicolor.
Sensational Comedy Romance. .
• .
It Tuesday
Miss Rose • :Coventry le ,
for Brooklyn New York where she
, , , . ,
will spend the next two. months.,
Mr. Oscar C•asemore spent a couple
mil .1<,
of days in London last week. ii e
'i ..I I_ Dairymen s
there he attenueet the erairymen's con-
-vention.
Don't miss seeing "Follow Thee"
at Lyceum . Theatre, Monday, Tues-
.day, Wednesday,• Jan 26, 27, 28, All
in Technicolor. .
.
i i. an Mrs Coles. o (ars
Ma •ciM FrankfG '
rie, has returned home after spending
oe of Mr. a 11 s•
a.ontt the home d Mr
mh a
, Dairy ' D •ry •aim
.GeorgeDay, E
Mr. Robt, Higgins, of Brussela' has
sold his farm to Mr: Elmer Fowler
' • .alt . • , . :-
of Tuckersm• township. Mr. nowt
takes possession March lst. ' •,
er p •
Seidel Evening
Yon are cordially invited to attend
a social evening in .the Sacred Heart
Church Hall, spornored by the Cath-
olic Women's League, Tuesday eV-
ening, January 27th, 1931. Every-
body welcome.
•
Curlers' Euchre and Dance'
: • Will be held in the town Hall, on
Tuesday 'evening, January 27th, coins.
mencing at 8 o'clock, Dancing will
be held downstairs and cards upstairs,
.„ .
Athens:nil, 47c, plus 3c tax. Refresh -
ments will be served,
Brussels Church Extends Call
The congregation o e
• ' f Melvill Pres-
1 et a n eet-,
bytcrian Church, Breese s, , . i
ieg held on Monday afternoon of this
week, decided to extend a call to Mr.
5, Logan Veneta, student of Knox
College, Toronto, upon his graduas
• •
tion in Apint
•
Will Address Open Literary .
Dr. Brebner, for thirty years Reg
istrar of Toronto University, and Mr.
H. L. Troyer will be chief speakers
at the Open Literary meeting to be
held in the Town Hall on Friday,
30th.
•
Grading , Tenders for ,
Teeiwater Road
Tenders are asked for the grading
and culverts on Teeswater-Wingham
road, a distance of eight mites Ten
road being shortened a little by cett-
ing through the farms this sidef
°-
the C P. a tracks, and thereby .also
eliminatirig two bad crossings. Ten-
eters are also asked for the concrete
paving of fottr miles .south of Exeter
.
completing the pavement from Chu-
toe to London.
V .EUCHRE ,
STEAD. OF GAIN
FARMERS' CLUB,
BELGRAVE
firernen held their second
' dance of the season ort
vee ,
'evening of lase a ' 'It: and
had a fair crowd present,
i enjoyed themselves, they
and • are a little farther'
ing their (ibjective to ob-
Liforins.
Lets for thesevening were;
es, lone hands, Miss.. Jean
, .
games, Mrs, Frank Mc-
n- the men, lone hands, ll.
an.es, Frank McCormick.
usual firemen's conventioe
na this summer 'at 'which
,
rigade were present, their
ere such as to cause un-
,omment regarding their
The firemen at, that tune
m
try and secure 'hew nisi-
it is solely for this pur-
these social evenings are
1 their social events turnE
ne financially its this .one
. figure out that their wor-
re will never be realized,
len Wish to thank 'all those
y way assisted theta, A
ity of lunch, was not esed
the small attendance and
ated among those in need.
"Ida else wish, to thank Mr,
lis Who has token the in-
,ariting a fund by contrib.•
Mad the firemen hope
business men of the town
tee. arid give them. the
;osoperation to secure the
. ,
tat,
The. 33eigrave Eaniters'
its uar ineetinn -
, T•anY g e
ening at tile home of M
C R. Coultes with a g
• • .
ance. The president St(
ter, was in elle chair, am
ing was opened by tome
, .
Infra which was • led by.
. , , .
•
Scobse Ile minutes of t
n < <
seeting were read end -a
It Wati decided to hon
simper this year,
The program took the :
- ss -
au me on sin axel qui. s
the heading of Citizenshis
d) " ander-Son as leader
---. 6. ' '
with Stewert Procter a ;
and Legislation with C R
lm
eader. Other ites inch
by Mrs. James Michie, a d
Cele Coultes and Norni
violin selections by J.
Mrs. j, M, Coultes ectei
during the treeing. '
As a result of the di
Legislation, a •tortireittee 1
ed to draw up .and . sem
Educational Department 1
arince, a proteat against
made in the basis ' ef
grants to the Public Sala
It was felt that this wEts
,
for two reasoes. 1, that
was made only by an "Or,
*I" end 2 That 1
ei , E , ., t le
sebooll wili .as a result 1
suffer,
.
GORRIE LITERARY
SOCIETY GATHERS
,
.
The Literary Society inet in the
•Gorrie hall, on Thursday • morning
with a full intendance. President,
Miss Elizabeth Cathers, presided. The
, . .
meeting opened by, community , sings
ing which was led by Miss .Evelyn
Stetahen. • The audience was favored
With a violin and banjo duet by inles-
srs, Toner and. .Haskins, after which
Miss Mabel Foster gave an excellent
address. on Peelle° Johnston. A piatio
duet followed by Misses P. Ashton
and E. Stephee. Other speeches Were
given by Meesia, Fred Doubledee rind
EVenett Sperling. Their topics were
"Conneutity Life" and "The First
Trip across Cartada in an geroplane",
also Mies jean Eralick gave a very
interesting ,address on her experience
iii picking fruit. A musical selection
was givesi by. V, IVIcDonald, G.
Wright and X Gibsofl.
The program committee had pre-
pared a very leteresting, contest, afa
ter which the trieetimt. was closed by
riitiging the National A.nthem,
CASH MONEY
,
Mayor Thomas
on 'Nomination
touched the key
presentation
ment of 'Councillors.
Wing -ham has
C '1 .1
,ounct at t
having to fill
nomination.
This year three
ing to serve
ear, 'being $5,00
Y e ,
it -teenage Strange.
three gentlemen
ors to municipal
inn Henry Diment
ergill. The other
Tolin Porter,
has beeri riominated
din 1st All
0, ,
ing.to take place
.
. COUNTS
in hie address
apParently
of municipal re a
,advocated pay-
For two . years
to secure a full
nomtim ion,
' 1 ' f
by special
, '
are will
at $70 . a
mettirig for 14
it may be the
ate no strang-
two of them. be-
Arthur Vaal-
nominated is
he did not serlit
that office in
,, , • v.ot-
(Thursday),
RESIGNED" REGULAR
BA
APTIST P ST ORATE
' e- • • - •
------
Fells
,night
note
when he
failed.
• ft"
ie o lam
the vacancy
' .
,candidates
a the , citizens
, a
as
named
life,
end
Matt
who if
fot•
. three have'qttalified,
to day
----
• Rev, Edgar Ferns, Pastor of the
Victoria St Regular' Baptist Church,
on 'Sunday last _tendered ,hie insigne-
' . f that ' let h
tion ec re , ,
Since his call as .Pastor the church
which, was then only a Mission, has
been organized as a church, and res
cognized as such by the Convention.
Twenty-six at their own request have
,
been baptised ,during his ministry,
while many others have made a pro-
fession of faith its the Lad Jesus
Christ es their Saviour
, • . ,
Last August by it unanimous voie,
Pastor Porus was asked to remain for
a third year, and his esesiginition,
which was final, ,,,v.as reluctantlY re-
ceived,
$ 1084.05
' aependitnee , .
A . • $ •
mount spent on Civic Imp a ,263,45
Purchase Seeds and Plants 607.54
Repaid, note $50„ int. 57c -a ' 50.57
Salary, Secretyarne. .......... ,.... ... . ' . 25,00
Salary, Treaeuter • . 15.00
R. I T - ' Bond 5 00
enewe. reasurer s .
TPostage, phone, etc. 3,70
Is . . ... .......- .... . ..... . . - .... . . ...„„ ... 7,50
, oo , . . ... ..
Ininting arid advertistng 26.71
'Pees, ' Ont, Horace!. Assoc. 7.59
,
Wreath, Late Hou, Pres, , 10.00
W • •
Don't Understand Women
In a ,cotirt room the ,ot her •day a
judge was reproving a colored mat
for deserting his wife and dwelt at
great lerigth on the ittjestiee he was
doing. "'Wife detertion is a thing,
Eastu t a ' trt t el ith ne eres
s, h t I us de, w . v
ty, rm aftaid,. aed I feel very strong-
. 1/ .
ly on the subject. •
"But, jedge, yo' doati know dat wo-
' • 0. . • .
mare I am t no-de.serter-I se. a .
filen" •
$ 1022,06
. . .
Balatiee . '41'99
,. • ,...,... ..... . ............ ----- v .•
' For 1980a479. rnembets, •
Co,
eady- leased,
strict.' This
enty years:
gas or ail
entity pron
ed in two
lend upon
streak will
I produced,
r. McVittieS
re was oil
stated that
s the cone -
A well, lie
out $20,000.
IS company.
rners, near
RTS
rch, Turns
st gratify-
unt to $1-
n hand of
-dance car-
iety raised
48,61. This
o lflucvale
ent supply
hurch also
v. Dr. Per
• for the
g 1930 the
pply- from
ithstanding
getion hu,
raised for e
and have a
1,
gation has
urch. Year
s and pro -
the organi-
erest. The
e $1.328.62„
ciety,
9; Mission
$12:65.
Pastor, and
tary-Treas-
Lights
eived from
Highways
rict are ad-
-arnings ist
utornobilee
eady been
ith this of -
states, and
trudted to
es before a
ere a mot -
r no lights
any breath
Act under
eating with
icles,
, MEET
Club held
uesday ev-
-. and Mrs, ,
ad attends
wart Proc.,
the matt -
unity Sing-
Zev. Janies
he previous
opted.
an oyster
orm of die
ions under
, with Mrs,,
Alarketieg, •
convenor,
Coultesas
ded a solo
eat by Mise
n Keatitig;
1, Coultes,
as pianist
tussion 0*1
vas appoini-
in to the
✓ this Pro.
the chenge
distributing
ns for 1931.
an iiijustita
the change
kr in Co
email run
6 the