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• GORRIE
Claire ?ilborn, of Waterloo, is vi
itin;;; in Corrie: over tile week -e
rid,
Nlliss I.)ori
S Baker, of Br
uss`els r
1hpme, Ilex m
other, Mrs. R, Baker,
is very seriously ill being in a •semi-
conscious condition much of the
time;
There was a good attendance at the
•meeting of the Yourig People's Lea
gue on Friday: evening, Mi•,' Cooke
gave an excellent topic on "How We
May ;Build Up or Unrler•niine the Sab-
bath." Mr, Cooke was elected to the
offioe of Literary vice-presidentin
place of Miss M. Foster, Who is leav-
ing the village at the end of this
month. The Fordwich Young People's
League has accepted an invitation to
visit the Corrie League on January
27th, The Wroxeter League has issued
an invitation to Gorrie League to -vis-
it them on February 13th.
The Wroxeter, Curling Club has is
sued, an invitation to Corrie Curling
Club to send two rinks of curlers to
their second annual bonspiel on Jan-
uary a y 27th,
.If WICK COUNCIL
a- Council elect for the `l"orvnslrip tf
Zlowick for the year 428 met in the
Township ilall at eleven i
c. o'clock, oi,lc, pitr-
suant to statute, each member hav-
ing taken the necessary declaration of
office as follows; Thos. Inglis as
Reeve, Geo, Hubbard, Deputy -Reeve;
J, W, Garllble, Milton Leonard and'
Fred C Taylor as Courieillors, The
reeve took the chair and rnirtutes of
last meeting were read and ori motion
by Gamble and, Hubbard, were adopt-
ed, Moved by Hubbard and Leonard
that the annual statement of ekpen-
ditures of the Township of Howick,
under the Highways .Act for $14,121.02
be recommended for statutory grant
for the year 1927, Carried. Moved by
Taylor and Gamble that the Council
go into Comrnitte of the whole with
Councillor Leonard in the chair. Car-
ried, The committee rose and report-
ed progress as follows, That the
Clerk's salary be $600.00; Treasurer's
salary 'be $.175,00 and $x5.00 for fin-
ancial statetnent; Auditors $30.00 each;
Medical da 1
a Officer of Health $150,00;
Caretaker Tp.' Hall $5o,0o and $X0,00
for cutting the grass; Collector: for E.
Div,, $7o,00 for the W, Div,, $80,o0;,
Assessor $tyo,00; Road Supt., 50c per
hr„ School Attendance Officer 6o.00•
Officers appointed, G. W. Walker,.
Clerk; J. H. Rogers, Treasurer. Au-
ditors, Adam A, Graham and Isaac
Gamble M. 0. H., Dr, N. Whitley,
M.D.; Caretaker Tp. Hall, James King.
Mrs, George ,Underwood of Wing-
ham, visited with her daughter, Mrs,
Geo. Foster ,of Gorrie, on Thursday
and Friday.
Russell Grainger installed a new ra-
dio last week, There are now in the'
neighborhood of 30 radios in Gorrie,
at present at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, E Ferguson is out of town
Mrs. James Warrell, of Orange Hill:
Mrs., Robert Dane is visiting her•.
sister, Mrs,, (Rev.) Myers, of Dash-
wood, who is seriously ill;,
Assessor, Earl Corbett; Memb
B.0.1-1., James Edward, . along
Reeve and Clerk; Road Supt. R
F. Edgar; School Attendance 0
saac Wade; Sheep Valuators,
Cooper and James. Douglas. M
y Gamble and Hubbard that th
ort be adopted, Carried. Mov
Leonard and Gamble that by-law No,
x, regulating salaries and appointing
officers be read the third time and
passed, Carried. Moved by Taylor and
Leonard that the following accounts
be paid.
Samuel A. Webber, rent of road-
way, $2.50; Wm, Gedke,_wood foir gra-
vel screen, $5.5o; Thos. Jackson, mak-
ing gravel screen, $11,75 John Por-
terfield, comp for wire fence, $8,00;
R. Harris, dragging, $1,35; R. A:'Tay-
lor, cleaning bins and dragging, $15,00
-Dominion Road Machinery C., screen
$300.00; Thos, Inglis, telephone calls,
and
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A pleasant and profitable meeting p
of the Women's. Institute was held
on Wednesday afternoon. at the home
of Mrs. Newans, with 14 in attend
ance, Meeting opened; with the open-
ing' ode, followed by prayer in unison.;
Minutes of last meeting by Mrs. Ar-
thur Lincoln. A splendid paper on
"Sociability of yesterday', and today"
was prepared by Mrs,. Wm, Mundell
Roll Call --Thoughts for -the new year.
Luncheon consisted of sandwiches and
cake served by Mrs. McLean and Mrs.
Roy Rutherford, which was much en-
joyed.
Mr, Clarke Elliott is among the
sick this `week.
er of
with
obert
(Beer,
A. E.
oved
e re-
ed by
The Misses' Dorothy Taylor, Jean I'e
Scott and Irene Mundell are holiday- I an
ing in Goderich, In Irene's absence, , ca
Miss Katherine Foster is organist in j
the Union Church,
On account of the mild, weather,
there was no Bonspiel'this week,
Katherine and Ella and Walter and
Ed just slate and skate until they are on
nearly dead: l dr,'I he annual meeting of the Union ; me.
Church was held Tuesday afternoon ten
Miss Neary Aitken is assisting with ger
the sick in Mildmay and Amy Newans pal
at Mr, Henry Johann's. I
ble
DAVEY 1 to
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Village Clerk 1 nbeordor
be r
Issuer of Marriage Licenses also
The law now requires the license the
be taken out three days before the nece
ceremony,
.75; G. W. Walker, postage
nt, $75,0o; R H. Carson,;. stove, n
d supplies, $65.7o; James R. Ki
-etaker Tp. IIall $lo,00; J, H. R
ers, salary and financial statement,
$190,00; R. F. Edgar, salary as R
Supt, $28.50; E. B. Morphey def, co,
on: municipal drain No, 8;. $500,00
A. Edgar, snaking financial •statem
Howick share Bolton municii
in, $x5,00; F, A. Edgar, final sta
lit of Bolton municipal drain e
cion W�Vallace Tp,, $x5,00; J. IT: R
s for services on Bolton muni
drain $25.00,
It
ewas moved by Leonard and Gan
that the Council do now adjou
meet again . in Beswitherec
ns, Fordwich, on the third We
ay in February, when. tenders wi
eceived' for the Township printin
for power for the crusher an
grader, Lowest or any tender no
ssarily accepted,. Carried,
G. W. Walker, Clerl
WIIIIII II(IIIIlEtiallMl4llMIILIIIII51IMlmg
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ili the D
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�r ' duction in price ®i resile
i on al .mn I old p
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Overciost i' rnisfo
estinia
!_� /illdef,'wear Cove
i ▪ Age
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and — th; passed
a 'Sweaters
Al which..
= Il ago, b
Also on all lines of Men's ' 'Provin
to for
most 1
- ianlent
DI Ai and ch
Iim WITH TI -IE COLDER 'WEA E
hi TITER WE WILL HA'V'E
THE DIFFERENT LINES
taaeii
OF FISH Tbl STOCK, Mi
WILL MR. FERGUSON
RESPOND ? .
all to the Provincial Government
t the old age pension scheme of
ominion Government into effect
ntario is sounded by the aililver-
un, which says: 'lvIany highly
ctab1c, industrious and provident
eople in Milverton, Moa'ningtotl:
le region, round about to whom
rtune has corse, would be in-
bly benefitted, were the Ontario
rnment to put into force tile Old
Pension. Act. This Act was
by the Dominion Government,
pays half the cost, some time
tit it is contingent upon the
cial Governments to put it in-
ce, The scheme is by Far the
1u -inane ever approved by parl-
and it would bring eoinfort
ser and independence to thous-
f older people who are now
ry and want, dependent 'upon
for such meagre sustenance
receive, The pension anlOttatts
1st $24o,a Year—not large, but
ost comforting to those who
niless, Mr, ^Ferguson has real-
otiception of the joy that he
bring to many hopeless and
old people weite he to act
' The .pension is vastly so -
in every way to houses of
and it fishy 'is it` enables
ticipants to remain in their
Ines, where all people desire
Wonieti's and Children's Rub- W
bers, for the next ten days, on
1b all Cash Purchases.'
ands O
in rise
charity
as they
to abo
Illi B.C. Frozen Salmon, ,'Fresh - it is iii
LI
pp Frozen Herring, Smoked Fillets are pen
Haddies and Kipperins ly no 'c
t 'would
WE TAKE IN CRRAM FOR ri crushed
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Thursday, Januar,
I9th, .5928.
WI2G�E�:l;rlt,
"Che Wroxeter Rural 'Telephone Co.
iii it
,i ntts,l, will meet in Town Hall, in
Wroxeter, Wednesday January . th
2928 at 2,30, S ,
Mr, Gavin' Davidson '
avtdsun ryas in Tor-
onto last week attending the sales-
men's banquet of the Chevrolet 1vlotor
Company,
The recent mild weather has spoiled
the ice sports, but the cold snap Sat-
urday night and Sunday enabled
boys to ' y` e bli,d the
Yput on a good sheet of ice;
A hockey match is 'arranged between
the local team and Mild:nay on Wed-
nesday night.
Mr. Peter Milligan's sale of live
stock on Sanburn Estate last Thurs-
day drew a good 'crowd and high'
prices were paid: The stock eras in
splendid condition:
Miss Young of this village is in
very poor health at present and
friends have very little hope forher
recovery. '
The regular January meeting of the
Wroxeter Women's Institute will be
held
at
Mrs.
A.
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er
it
J Sand so ,s
o.
n
Thursday, January 26th at 3 p.m, Mrs.
Wendt will take the topic "Canadian
Heroines while Mrs. Munro will
speak on "What shall we eat?" Roll
call will be "When we were very
young" (Photo or anecdote). All are
cordially invited to attend,
'The Ladies' Guild of the Anglican
church met in the basement of the
church on Wednesday. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year: President, Mrs, Earls; vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. J. Douglas; secretary-treas
carer, Mrs, R McMichael; organists,
Mrs. Henry and Miss Davidson; au-
ditors, Mrs. Davey and Mrs, Waller,
It was decidedto hold a 'cup and
spoon shower at the -home of Mrs.
Ward;Sharpin on Wednesday, Janu-
ary 25th. Rev. R. S. Jones closed the
meeting with prayer,
Miss Mary Sproat is visiting with
friends in Teeswater,
Duncan MacDonald, who has con-
ducted a general store at Jamestown
five miles north of Brussels, for the
past z8 years, has disposed of, his
•business to Mr. McKercher, of Wrox-
eter, who gets possession on January
25th. Mr; MacDonald and family are
moving to Brussels.
HOG SITUATION IN HURON
COUNTY
Report of Hog . Shipments for 1926
and 1927.
The figures denoting the marketing
of hogs from Huron have just been
completed for /927- They are given
herewith and would indicate an ab-
sence of any general panic due to the
price situation as has been reported
from other counties. The percentage
of .selects has increased slightly over
1926 and it is remarkable to note that
considerably fewer sows were mark-
eted in 1927 than in 1926,
Total Hogs 1926 1921
3464 2956
Wingham
Wroxeter-
Bluevale
1485 2965
/ 2087
2717 2671
Whitechurch' x62 936
Huron County 72792 80262
Select Bacon
Wingham iogx 1034 t
Wroxeter 320 827
Bluevale 656
Belgrave 968. 957
Whitechurch 49 291
Huron County ' ,,. 25922 24465
Thick Smooth
Wingham
Wroxeter
131uevale
Belgrave ,�
Whitechurch
Huron County, .,
Heavies
Wingham 203 209
Wroxeter ., ..,. . 162 230
Bluevale 58
Belgrave ' 124 74
Whitechurch X 31
Huron County 3745 3628
Extra Heavies
Wingham 12
Wroxeter ...,.... ,,,,..._.:28 16
Bluevale : 3
Belgrave 4 5
Whitecltureh „.,,,,.,
Huron County ~
Shop Hogs
Wrnha.trl
teter .,;.,.... ,,
Wro
Bluevale
13elgrave
Whitechurch „, - • ,
1'933 1605
855 1661
Y177
1459 1464
94 541
41847 45578
2 3
866 234
132 126
77 13,5
225
208 62.
Huron Count 48
Y ,:• , 2554 3284...
Lights and Peeder5
'Wingham 30 33
Wroxeter 9 32
Tl luevali
Belgrave , „ , , 20 64
Wltitedliur cls .... 5, 2
:Chiron County 700 ty26
1. Roughs
Win gham
Wroxeter S
Bluevale
Belgrave :, ... ,
Wititecurch ,
Huron County „
Sows No. x
Wingham w.,.-} 8
Wroxeter 8
Bluevale
Be/grave
Whitechurch 1 r cls :. .............
Huron County... ... .._....._..... : 222
Sows No. 2
Wingham 45
Wroxeter 22
Biuevale
Belgrave
46,:
Whitechurch- 2
Huron County 13or
Stags
Wingham
Wroxeter 4
Bluevale.
Belgrave . 4
Whitechurch 2
Huron County , 242
For Week Ending Jan. sato, 192$
Wroxeter
4 Bluevale
i Belgrave
Whitechurch
t' ifiiron County
Select Bacon
72 Wingham t t
1Nroxetel
a Bluevale . _... 19
46
a;6 , Belgi ave ..._... ,.....:..:
Gv hh"
/13i' I-luronitecCourchunty ,.;....., ........_,
Thick Smooth
322
Wing�ha,n
Wroxeter ..... :
- 77 Si op Hogs
....,.w..:,..40 WIrt,L,,rhani
127 1"v ro, e tte
21 Iilue vale
:.::2082 Jie:lt;l,ive ,..,.... „
W'liitechiirclr
Huron County _.
Lights and Feeders
Winghaixt .0 -........
Wroxeter
Bluevale `-
654 Belgrave
Whitechurch
29 Huron County
48.1
LANES
30
35 Belgrave ,
27 Whitechurch
30 .'Huron County
19 Heavies
904
Wingham 1
Wroxeter
x Bluevale ., - 5
2
3elgrave . 2
4 Whitechurch
Huron County 21
r Extra Heavies
24.
71
11' Wedding bells are ringing loudly in
1178 this burg.
Mrs. David Hackett spent a few
days with her sister Mrs, Alex. Tre-
leaven in Ripley, last: week.
I We are, sorry to report that Mr.
Treleaven is confined to his bed.
Mr,- Walter Alton soM his driver
to Mr, .Andie Gaunt of Wawanosh.
He
delivered .it last: Saturday.
Mrs, Caswell Hackett and baby are
spending a few days with her mother
Mrs, Glenn of Dungannon.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Alton and fam-
9S Wingham _ -�.._ ,_.. _ .....
Wroxeter _ ._ ,-
Belgrave
Total Hags lg ave
Whitechurch _..lily Mr, andr
Wingham .._........_._-- .................._......... 4i Huron CountyM s. Alton and family,
.•• .-•-- ..•.--•... 3 I Mr and Mrs Cyril Campbell d
and.
far lily a:. x;punl 1a 3, 1, r1d isr { 1 titin
att file ltuiar<: <,f .l1lr•, - r x '
,.t td
Reid .
1 Mrs. Samuel SI/el-wood is,
vise,
7 her daughter, Mrs, 1 c. lie Ritchie,
Miss McDonald, ,nip '1 L }Cllr-• spent,
k -end at' her home, in l.riic
ri Ow,
EAST WAWAN081-I
FIORN-;-Un Wednesday, anear I
to err, , I y rtl
. and, :(1frs. George Wzilker,, a
son.
IMr. Charles Campbell has the raw
dio in now.
Mrs. James McGee celebrated her
eightieth birthday ori Saturday last.
Congratulations.
The W.M,S, of Brick Church held
a social evening at the home of 1vlr,
and Mrs, John Beecroft on Ir•iday
the meeting they presented Mrs.
James Scobie .with a beautiful'
blank -
At
et,
Mr.
Charles a es Robinson is in Dc.rc.it
at present,
IVlr. and. Mrs, William Robinson,
spent the week -end with their -laugh=
ter, Mrs, John Kilpatrick, of Crewe,,
Mrs, Ed, I•Iaines is very ill at r
e -
sent.
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