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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1934-01-05, Page 4s `7.7hr-'? • ft r /re ?•f, 1 ")) Jr•. t, Editors e- exibtroeste rattelt -by McLean r, *enerate, $L50 a year in ectX01814, A2.00 a yeattSingle SOlati, each. 'sing rateeoh applicatiofli. e' era of the' Canadian Weekly socaation, Class A tea of Canada, and the Huron .Press Aesociation. • • ,S161,1111.150.1.10Lett/M110140,,,..."," hillii4=111111nittlarlIM111.1=111 . "•.. • , R,Tg. #.10 Asi was a lot wi':tib.a*'Prie4•1i*on bis ;xeir. •-• .40the,weather 'never got so ,eeldl ha. *e 9&3*909 k1.130:94VS We. neter_had ta toweci or alloyed ,barn to be thawed out (before he croukt .get tab his wan agn..41. ••Illie didn't zieed windshield' liaPets er heatees either, to find hie way in kind saf naveather. Nor a !Me* sproentoelead him; nee a tail light to bringup the rear. it is just too bad for grandpap's Tobildeen that DollehiniO, gait was. SO becauge thegait of raodern transportation is SO very, very ex- . , ee Pennine that . nearly all the irroney 111, Friday, January 5, 1-90n grandpan heft had to be spent :to leeserr it in operation. Titles are Bactc Again • (For the first time since 1910, His ceincious Majesty King George Vi has :been graciously pleased, to confer „ titles and honors upon a list of his laumilblesOamadian subjects. In other wards 'Premier Dein:tett , has-eneeidedethetn the ilren rimed h -Fenliannent in 1919 again4the.X.1E.111 ' tug of titles ta'Caruadian eitizerse,01 been in effect long enough. A de- •- eisiori Which;....by all reports, was - rade en hie own, Without eonselting 77—either his colleagues' in the govern - mat, or,:parliament _ The list, to he sure; is a very mod -- •est one. No hereditary titles; two • 4%1re" and a number of lesser hon- ors, the majority of the honor recipi- .enta being women. There are some who have been un- kind enough to say that the vicnien wetmerely the thin edge: of the wedge; a camel:lege, er a sort of ellock brigade to prevent a ,Main drive of adverse criticisni. Men being too; gallant to protest against worn.en re- ceiving honors bestowed .bytheKing. ISupposing it isthe thin edge of the wedge, That Peerages and other hereditern "titles will follow the 1334 list. What about it? If a man is falish enough to part with his money in exchange "fer a title and it takes a lot of money!, ..why not let him do it? If titles ere granted fot political ...purposes, and the money received for • them goes into the party funds, as it is said to do, there is; -et least, one . advantage from the taxpayers' stand- - 'The taxpayer knows definitely what easel:lenge is being made., rOyerather res be -knows what the other men is go- ing to get in exehange for his money, whether that money goes into the , ensi'insairgit funds' or not. There is not so eauch light on other carrapaignnfuncis. The shoe i 440P41. r on the Other foot then. The Mace- - ement to contribute has to he some- , ers ng,„ title is cheaper than a .....e.e_retewanantission, or concessions, because .contrillyutors are satisfied with one, and emeessions come out of the perpleis pocketsin the long run. Any way you look at it, titles are cheap from/ tIse country's 'standpoint. Far •cheaper than making Senators out of political favorites or creating or filling political positions at high peteed salaries. There are people too in Canada, haat): men ired Werneneterho deserve ?much at the hancit-Of the Canadian people. If a title is all these people ask, why not let them have it? s A rer The Councils Are All Set Elections in villages, towns and townstfps' are over.; thertiteeple have chosen and the councils are all in for another year's business. Considering the difficult thrie.s 'urn dee which we have been living for the...past few, years, the number of ebrineillors, both urban and rural, *he: went in by. acclamatir ae is really astonishing. - Hard times do not tend towards making the taxpayer happy or con- tented' with his lort.• Nor heve they ewer proven happy times for govern- ments, either .big or small. • -Maw these eirenmsbanceie rural councils mutt have proven tmustrally able to hold skern their jobs for an- _ other year. None, Of eourse, have escaped Seatt free.' Complaint in many eases has been hitter, but in a majority of eas- .escit has been uudeserved. .It is ranch easier to complain than praise a council at any time. loud voice • often speaks theezacant iiiiid.. ' always Well to remember that coimieit tun& office became a Major- ity •of the ratepayers have willed it so. L If they are reottliy a election, they are 'certainly worthy of your 'Wet eappreet inteheleetion. Try- tba Wetted n'tif ret'qi-Change anyway. -7- -• Thep- TO Ida t " 0,11-1.0" on 'sitar 'Ant they like "aboart Orteiier4thiteeilities, but"greanpap neer Tinet-ia'rert a hiklrobfeter Volbitet '7"ihtoti AO' gee Wn eleitialigne .••• se he ••• ' ernes 'WINGHANI ,IMr. and Mrs. Williani Forgie and Aram erept(Clitietanas with their son, Edward, of Toronto. eMisereVera ''Lynett, on 'Kitchener, was home for her Christmas vacatien- • 'Misees Kathleen,..a Gibbonhave returned to their sespeetive schools after the holidays. Miss ,Graee Redmond, of Stint -ford, Normal School, spent her holidays at her home in Westfield. Mr. Harry Brown Spent Christmas with friends. in Winghans. We regret, to learn . that Master Maitland Johnson has undergone an operation .for Mastoids. ' We wish him a speedy .recovery. • On Sunday- night the fine barn of Mr. John !Menzies of 'East Wawan- Osh, was destroyed by fire. We ea; tend our sympathy to Mr. Menzies in his heavy loss. • St,140, • . .•••••' ST. COLU.11n3AN S New Year visitors:- ,Miss Margaret -Flannery,' of Toronto, with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat 'Flannery; MT: and Mrs. Joseph Moylan with Mr. and 'Mrs. P. O'Sullivan; Jim Shea with his parents,. !Mr. and ,Mrs, John Shea. .. Teachers and students have, all re- turned to their respective •sehools, and Colleges. A (miscellaneous shower was given in the panish hall .an Wednesday ev- ening in henot of Miss Dorothy Melady in anticipation of her Mar- riage, which takes place, next week. Her many friends extended good wishes and showered her with many useful articles. • Rev. Father Powell has returned anteenspending a short holiday in FARM NOTES s TUCKERSMITH , Mr. Pears+M..Charte.re, Mil. Road, anend.inghelidanii/ with his•siee ter, Abe. L. R. Thompson, "Lansing, Mich." - , 'Mr. and Men 'Davis Moore, ofTe- rmite, spent the Chrinterras holidays vaith hie parents; Mr. and Mrs. Isaae More. • Mrs. S. Eyre is visiting her ems, in Sarnia. air. and Mrs: Jack Forsyth and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Phony-, Son Scott end daughtees, of Detroit, spent 'Clitittinas vvitir their patents, Mr. and Mhs. Abe Forsyth. Mr. 'Albert Alexander is • on , the sick list at present. His many friend's hope to see him around soon again. M. W. G. Strong, of Ottawe, spent the 'Christmas- season with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. 'Strong. Ontario Apples in Britain -After a period of abnormally large shipments of Canadian apples, siip- plies reaching the. British markets are now more.maderate, and, as a he -suit, prices obtainecesfer Ontario Baldwins. Snows and •Greenings have risen a few shillings barrel. An- drew Fulton, the overseas fruit re- nresentative, reports that good qual- ity Ontario Baldwins, No. 1,'s are making from 17 shillings and 6 penee hat22 shil1ings...a2barrel according to colour. Some attractive Ontario Snows mane 20 shillings to 23 shill- ings and 6 peree, Ontario Greenings are also making better prices, rang- ing from 19 shillings to 22 shillings for No. 1 quality. These latter pries es show how .uruwise it was to unloads large quantities of Green•ings on the British market at 12 to 14 shilling's in the Fall, at a time when English cooking apples were still abundant. Mr. Fulton thinks that the prospects for good colored 'Ontario. Baldwins and Greenin.gs as well are likely to be fairly satiefactory after the New Year. Ben Davis .atel Starks, how- ever, Win have to meet competition from the large quantities of these varieties coming from Nova Scotia in January and February. (Mr. Fulton again advocates that steps be taken in Canada to devise • some scheme of orderly. shipments teen all Provinces, in order to head off the rising tide of dissatisfaction• on the part on English apple grow- ers who naturally resent having their short selling season in the fall rein- ed by excessive supplies of overseas apples, much of them cooking varie- ties. The •English 'growers .suggestthe adoption of same voluntary means of preventing gluts of apple's in the British !markets in heavy crop years. During 1933,for example, the Brit- ish markets were continually ever - supplied with apples from one over- seas source or another froze( April -to December-, and during that time the se,ason's° crop of alt English. fruits -had consequently to he marketd at a disadvantage. Of course the Canad- ianfruit growers also suffer when their apples We too hurriedly alien- ed on mankets already overstooked with supplies. Plant Soybeans' in Rows - During the past season which was -notafble for la.ek of rainfall, growers of soybeans -will have noticed the 'val- ueof cultivation to this Crane The practice at Harrow/11as been to ,eulti- vete soybean% drainer to etten.ad- a Seleart eron of good.nuality soybeans has always remitted., Men sortbeeine are 'planted in rows...ZS-to-38 inelies apart, this beneficial cultiveting May The donee, WS dietanee • of pletiting woilid aine be ler advantage over the solid drilling a the beense in that the plant's 'fire allotted recite" Wane in whiels tit develert and predated abblel- eat beets of goer& tine- . • .--• Agrialtural Meetings .- N.Veatentiegithatitior'Deitemen'S 'Ass'n. Loradiel ',Tete 1041 ••• ". ' •-Olitarl0.460tef...011Growers' ,. Con- ventiehOlOiOntei ercifts.t ' fO*nil'iVreenisetinhArititiet Meets' T4rthlft4Febehtie • •140. i act IGle*entS•hseAinia - o eat a • ;71544A .• go• eeders, TO,! 1 Mr. and Init. William. Clarke will .celebeate the fiftieth anniversaty their wedding •ep. Tee.pday, Januaras 9th; at their home. They will receive from 2 pen. to 4 p.m. on that day. !.A.' meeting of al/ ratepayers inter- ested in the Kinburn Swamp Drain willbe held- inr the Foreester's Hall here on !Saturday, Jemmy 6th, at 2 pan. for the purpose of hearing, :the engineer's report ader•the supervi- gion-on 'EN/lett council. ' • Mr. and 'Mrs, Leo Stephenson and Mr. B. B. •Stephenson spent New Years with 'MT. and Mrs. William' Logan, of Blyth. (Miss E. Galey, of Ripley, return- ed to her duties aepublic schoolteach- er after the holiday season. , Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Ben Snell and Miss Annie Ashby•spent New Year's with Mr. C. Hoare, of Clinton. The heavy rain on Sunday spoiled the good sleighing, the roads being very treacherous for travel. stee S 'here ote' 'tales ..'Sttenli...seild.. unwed here ia' 1031.; .110. waa...'ver004.' of Pa3itae1tl• 4,44, mai* well. 3ctesta as an ennent fleltarenihn end batten -..There folkevieg• sisters and lerethers • have Parsed- en_ .Mahrel .ilkihrry,. Jennings); - Perey and COahacrie •ate :three sie- rt:ere; Mfrs. +Mamie McKee', ...Detroit; .(MnSr. J. A Pf..i'guson, (Wrtopa)..Bay-. 'field,' 1104V in Florida; Mrs. Mecahonse, 'end daughter, Mary Jean, 'The fun- eral•waS held from his lateliome ons ISaturdee . afternoon, .December 30th, ..Bayfield cemetery, serrIviee tieing taken 'beet. IR. -'M. Gale, of .St.); An- Edirew'S United.. 'Cihurch, assisted by Rev. W. G. iluglers otTiinity, Angli- can !Clutch. The. pal/heaves' • we William 'Parker, E. H. Johns, E. F. •, theeirbon, Louis MdLeed, Thos. Caotle Gharlte,s.' Fergusoper flews:in were received' from '.--Detreit,t). Grand Rapids and :London. Thefol- lowing relatives 'from. a ...distanee at- tended the ,funera1:.11frs. Maude Mc- Kay, Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mr. Percy MeKay, Detroit; ' Mrs. .Roy HILLSGREEN DUBLIN Mrs. J. Hunter and Miss Marion Hunter of Toronto were week end vis- itors with Mrs. E. Beale. 'Miss Bessie Campbell, of shreirorito,' called on friends in the village dur- ing the week. The election for police trustees of the village took place on Monday. „Candidates vvere L. J. Looby, George Holland, Dan Costello, Martin Klink Siemer and Thomas Butters, with the result of Looby, Klinithamer and But- ters !being elected. The following teachers left Tues- day to resume their duties: lielen Cronin to Brantford; Jack Mc- Grath, to Clandeboyes Kathyrne Byrne, Drysdale; Theresa Carpenter, Zurich; Dorothy .Molyneaux, Brant- ford; Gerteude Stapleton, Toronto; Hugh Benninger, Kitchener; Joseph Carper.ter, Chatham. l• Without liberty, life to a self -re• specting man is not worth living. - Prof, Einstein. BAYFIELD ell=41•4•411•4,1M Among the many holiday visitors were the following:. Mrs. B. Rich- ardson, Robert and Ruth, of Water- loo, guests of Rev. R. M. and ,Mrs. Gale; Mr. ad Mrs. Fred Ritchie and daughter, Muriel, of Elmvale, with Mrs. Ritchie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George King; Mr. and Mrs. Victor. Burt and three children, Mr. and Mrs. H. Baker and two children, Lon- don, Mr. and -Mrs. Eric York and daughter, of Toronto, with Mr. and inn. Fred Baker; Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis, Toronto, with 'Mrs. N. W. Woods; Miss Nina Heard, of „Dundalk at her home; Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith and son, Glen, of London, Mr. and Mrs. ,FL King and Master H. Atwood, of Sarnia, with Mr. and Mee Charles Parker; Elva and Anne and David Dewar, Of Toronto school staff, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Dewar; ,Lola. Elliott an.ci MT. D. How - croft, of Detroit, with Mrs. M. El- liott; Helen end Bernice Seeds, of Toronto, with their • mother, MTS. Seeds; Alma McKay, of Toronto, with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McKay. andelnrs. Annes and daughter, Mabel, of Lennon were Chrletinas guests of Re. and Mrs. Bugler at the Rectory. IMr. W. James Bugler, who has been spending as week in London, re- turned Tuesday. The members of L. 0. L. No. 24 had a successful euchre and dance on Wednesday, December 27th and this was followed Friday night one by the Badminton Club. On Me day night1Donald Murray had a New Year's ,dance. All had a good time (At a_ meeting held at the school on Wednesday night, December 27th, John R. Cameron was re -appointed a sehool trustee for a three year term. Voting for three village trustees was held on Monday, January 1st, resulting as follower Mrs. Phonies Bailey 84, Samuel Houston 81, Mur- cia& ROSS 61, Lewis Thomson 50. (School reopened Wednesday, Mies, Kirk spending the holidays at her •hornre in Glanwoith and 'Miss Ferga- son, Seafortb. Miss Delorea Atwood was at Lon - dot for the holidays. 'Mfr. and Mrs. J. Atkinson and fam- ily returned Monday from Detroit, having spent the holidaythere. There passed anal sudd'enly, on Wedneeley afteritoon, December 27th, it his late borne on Louisa Street, orie a our (beat know it and highly re. ,snected reset:in* H. Kennedy Moor - house and Jean MelCidd: Deceased had nOt_fbeett,iti geed health for some time ,hgetttrid \heart trouble, but was erased as Usual', but early Tuesday -Morning took a enrol* passing a;wit early Wednesaay alternate Ile was born it Gerietielr in 1839 moviiig here With Ian patent% to their new henries Fet abat tilittyeline starts tee aided insLanden•anklarnt itOtt 11116/‘' .ried toMite It at: Briegniche.of Mrs. Robert Hopkins and Mrs. Lorne I'Eiler and. eon, Donald, Of Such buryeare spending a few days at the home .O their parents, Mr. and Mesh J. Cochrane and also attending the grlden wedding anniversary of their patents. Mr. Ross' Dick, of 'Toronto, spent 'he week end with his wife's par- ents; also attending 'the golden wed- ding. " ele and Mrs. ThomiaS Consitt, of Ilensall, spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. R. McAllister. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell; visited with mr. and Mei. Jahn Love. Rev. and Mrs. 'Keith Love, of Kin- tore, „and Mr. Russel Love, of Hen - sail, spent New Years with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Love. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Love and family visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Love in Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Stephan and daughter, Elda, spent New Years with friends in Hen- sel]. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane celebrat- ed a very happy event on -Tuesday. it being the nOth anniversary of their wedding on January 2nd. IMr, John Farquhar, of Hensall, is spending a few days in the vicinity. CHISELHURST We are sorry to report that Mrs. James Starke was taken to the Sea - forth Hospital to be operated on. At time of writing she is getting along• as well as can be expected. 'Mrs. George 'Chambers fell Tues- day evening and broke her leg. She is now in, Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. A meeting was held at the home of George' Parker on thursday, De- cember 28t, to reorganize the beef ring which has not•beerr running for: over six years, and was largely at- tended, everybody taking a keen in- terest in the reopening. When all re- ports were given it was found that only a few more shares were needed to complete the ring. The election of officers was as follows: President, Roy T. McDonald; es ,secretary, • Lee Purdy; Directors - Giem i cLean; Earl Kinsman, George Dalrymple, Carl Stonamtan. Mr. Willia,m Shep- herd, of Hensel], received an unani- mous vote to be the butcher. The ring will start the latter part of May. ZURICH The election for councillors for Hay Township passed off very 'quietly on. day. Only about forty per cent. ef the &vote was polled. 'Ilse council for 1934 will consist of two of the 1933 'council, Mr. A. Melick, reeve, and 'Mr, E. Walper, and three new members,' Messrs. ' G. • W. Armstrong, W. 1111augh and 'M. Turnbull, Iri,a jack rabbit drive staged by local chanters north of the village on Tuesd,ay, eighty rabbits were shot. School re -opened an Wednesday for the second term of .the school year. (Mr. Hemy ,Clausius was re-elect- ed trustee for S. S. No. 7, at the ree•etipg 'held in the schoolhouse re- cently. Me. William Lamont is able to be out nein after some weeks' illness. /Mr. Leroy O'Brien is moving into his home purchased frona Mr. Moses Geiger. Mr. O'Brien has had the inrberior remodelled and redecorated. • IPPEN . Happy New Year. Dr. Gilbert Jarrett, of Hamilton, ' spent the week end with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isatit'Jarrott, of the village. Mr. and Mrs: Thompson Scott and family, of Detrpit, visited reeentlY with the latter's wen* M. and Man. Abe Vonsyth, af truelveremith. Mr. Strong, teacher, of 'Ottawa, spent the Christmas vacation With his parents, Mis and Mts. Gee. Strong and eister, , Mrs. Harvey Moore. 'Mr. and Mrs. "Blegh Gilanour and son, Gilbert, of Thstford, who motor- ed over a Month er so ago Visited over New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Isaae Jarrett and fondly. (School opened for the New :4Year im Wednesday, Jatmary 3ed With both teacheit and pipits baek anor- ious to accorOlith Mich. With one swine Atorm's and esh• treble cold ref tart Vreelet weather, another or So of the Weetther proph- .ets seeni to hence ,gene Astray. „Any. how we did/A mind the Weer and • a white Cheiatrente lielidens 'Sean Much more seasonalb, aVtr, -and Mrd 31. noises, and fam- ily apent WO- Tears with Mr. and Mrs M...hinkbeifierk of) Creditors. Met fIteinali spent thedon /week erefeediet &Mahn tliee . nt Mt. Its built vondotrtahle• Dovfg Aleotanki, 1 • se, ;. , ss • . The BIM" .0eee. :10/eine.Oireler.'heici their• ewer* sinion011yme011. the home ogithe Misses '11;Ta0,. -.and Florence Theratien).-911 Salltaxkl.:10 2.80 pan, ..Ather-the mai1 to werelti,p and at 4F41.1.i.S.04trthre4iettt44, insiv • and" Perlini '90-• was read by...Mies M. Thomsen who. pre- sidird atier the Meating,The hynr.,. "All the rWay MOSaviottr Leads Me". rens then sung. Use leobel Alexan- der led in prayer after which the de- votional, "Made Again," was taken by the president.. Business pertain- , „ TOWNSHIP OF HAY ELUCTION RSTAATO:—F •von, t s 4 6: '6 • 8 Total- Arnstrolie,G.............88 , 75 107 81• Becker, - 63. 27 '52C- 26 106 8 9• :Z37 Corbett,. F. , 84 45 60 -13 11 • Dutharatile,,D. • 10 28s, 81 .53 80 24h •18 30 -242 gearreY, J.' • h r',.1.;" 0 7 ' 33 . 33 ' 43 • 12 -4 47 Haugh, •• 24 24 105 93 08 127 10 37, 502 36 20 91" 76 56 123 17 91': :808 • Wainer, E. ••IS' 46 60 24 100 14 28 201. ' (1034 ,Counci1-IReeve-4A. Melick, lected by acclamation: Conneillerse- Gs Armstrong; W. Haugh, M.• Turnball and E. Weller. a+ ing to the (completing of the- grammes, securing."9f a study., book ..s. and other plans for ' the . ;New : Year 'were disettstedn The. .offering wasixE,NSA.LL.•- • • 'ialieri and the' treasurer's report of "- the. Thanktiffering was quite meow- . . .. . -aging as the girls have quite success -,1 (Mi.W. J. .Wee, wilia iliaa 'carried fully reached their allocation, 'Owing:. oil business for. Many i7ears and .has to the absence -of Jean Bell, WA% Was ' moved a very Useful citizen, has sold I cl, to. ,have token the topi'd, the girlsr. . his 'business: to M. William Sangster held .au interesting discussion instead: and who will corninlandi a fair share The Meeting was ,brought to a lose of tbebusiness'. by singing, ."0 God Our Help in Ages I In the hock ey match played' be - Past" and prayer by tbe president. A.4. en_Zuri_ch'an. d "Hensel_ l' en 'Zurich contest--ancl-a•-•••soeiftbalf-boui wasi. rtWei-1111 011 NOW YearnetDe-sys-Zarielineven followed by e tasty lunth sieved .by thhostesses' 1-0,e. peat- e e . the United Church offieers for Sun - family, of. Ailsa Craig, spent the '*•dd.:77' eScivehgargWerseup7ox,leetedbrktmecteohothly,reisi: week end with IVIrS."-Sifidell'a mother; ) :Mrs. J. II.. Petty and family. i Phile,• Aesistant Seperineendeet, John: 'Miss Verna Lirelen, of Dertfield, is ' AR°8rstaiffnet! WM,••Paance; Pianist, ' Irene Sec.-Treas.; Lorne Elder; visiting with her sister) Mrs. Archie Douglas; Assistents, (Marian •Sin- Partons, of the Town Line. . 1 ee . claire Mies aVfildred Smillie; ' Cradle Mr. , and Mrs. 'John 'Coal -ape, Roll, Mrs. S. 'Metier; 'glove 'Depart - Stanley,. 4iitertained their friends int Vlatson's ;Hall .on • Tuesday evening melltenwasrspp . ajJoh9pin./ tod.,,Elteacher tead er;'Cliiserenes sel lest on the occasion of their golden .1 ' wedding. "A very enjoyable tin.ie was' of John c°17tbatt• The 'annual .daYa of prayer will b.e. held in Hentall and 'spat. by ell and we join the friends Kinpen churches next .week.. . in 'wishing 'Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane many mere happy years. Wits a number from the village !Mies Helen Chandler, of the Manse, andvicinity on Tuesday night lest !returned to her dristiet es' teacher 'were inrvited guests of the golden in - in Blenheineen New Year's night. niterneen. of. W. and Min. John H. - miss Deroth-Y Thema:it and Misr Cochrane of nese- Hillegrea. There Halcyon Chandler here returned- to was an attendance of .between 140 their studies. at Western Univensity, and 150, which sneaks, for both the miTsdrioliardat3er:r 4 144st Ple4sant .°hrist; ahn4t1sPiMttitY. Coacnhdraenesteeare, hierlidiv. hicAhmtisl.t. Rev. E. F. .0handler delivered- a sumptuous. .dinner Was served at the very inspiring message for the New home where 'guests were first receiv- Year, "The Forward Look," on Sun- ed and entertained and then in the day. Morning last in . St. Andeeriete United Church. `A bright outlook for the future is what • the whole world needs and uplift in grac,e. A very pleasing duet, "Nearer, Still Near- er," was sung by the Misses Halcyon Chandler and Jean:Ivi son. . (Intended for last `week.) lMr.• Fern McLean visited recently with Toronto friends. Miss Blair, of Toronto, was a week end guest with •Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bell and family. - Mr. William Workman has return- ed from 'visiting his brother and also friends in Michigan. , ilVliss %Bina 'Penfold, of •S. S. No, 14, Stanley, is spending the Christ- mas vacation at her home near Elora. . ''The king's greetings and message of good -will were very much enjoyed hY all listeners -in on Christmas Day. INliss Hilda Richardson, of S. S. No. 2, Tuckersmith, is ,spending the Christmas vacation at her home near Listowel. Miss Isabel Campbell, *teacher at S. S. No. 19, Hay, is spending the Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane in their early Christmas vacation with her parents year S of marriage. ' near 'Molesworth. 'Congratulations are quite the or- der of the day in our village as a lit- tle son has come to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle. 1Mr. and Mrs s Grant Love, rof• Lan- sing, Michigan, were .Christmas guests with Mr. R. J. Cooper and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. McBride and also Hillsgreen friends. Quite a number from this locality attended services in Exeter on Sun- day evening last, taking in the very inspiring Christmas•music and page. ant. . Miss Grace Cooper of London and Miss Margaret Cooper of Toronto, spent the -Christmas vacation with their parents, Mr. and iyirs. W. W. Cooper. 1Mr. Floyd Work:mien, of Osh`awa, spent the Christmas 'week end with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Workman. , (Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons, of the Town Line, were Christmas guests with the latter's. •parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Linden, of Denfield. The school in Section No. 14 was crowded en Thursday evening last, when the pupils af IVIliss' P. penfold put On a very interesting and enjoyn able Chrittmes entertainment. !Miss Dorothy McLean, of Ciintop; Clarence, of London, and Miss Rose Marion, of Matheson, wereall Christ- mas week end g-uests with their par- ents, Mr. and "Mrs. J. B. McLean. ' .IMiss• Helen Ohandle.r, teacher of .Blenheirre and Miss Heleyori Chand- ler', of Western University, London, are spending the vacation with their' parents, Revs and Mrs. E. F. Chand- ler at the Manse. , Mr. and Mrs. Thomee Met, of Hensall; , Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tippet and flVhe and 'Men Oliariee' Green and. finnily,‘ of Chiselhert, were all at home With their parents, Mr. and lhlet. 011Lock Petty on Chrietanas Day to celebrate with them their fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. rrhe *special -Ohrist-mh§ services in St. Andrew's United! Church on Sun- day morriing lastartweeesechrie Velyatrossinspiffirig. and nmesedr. 7Lbyinithatt: rAlustrarsrtrthp:recovhtdestraa and uplifting. sage, nThe- Sue of : Righteasnetien .go'ort flow manager. Mrs. Charles. vait deliherecrbn the pastor, Reve.E. Bleekteell, of the township., of .H0, F. Chandler, and special Mimic by Was the ineicy holder. ,:of ilia,: ticket the choir, "The Lord is Came sled that -drialVit Atie linifehlasket. '-'400to "Visions of Glory," .selo pert being believe the "Jolly POUT" etre arrang- taken by Vie. J. B. MeLean taut &let tag tneeentintre tildes &Mies through, pert by the ltrissea Violence ateliVfesty but the, wiritet months. T.herneitn, and a ter oY well , rendered. •New Year's Daypassed onet quiet- ' Srfee eel 'Bethlehem, by the Mes- buly:siiirieostisie:ieiti.lag;h:,etrentel were orlsquserv'ite , ,e'da dames J. B. MeLeitin E. Sproat• end as a.'helirlay by the merchant end W. tm..' E. anundtt'• ',111ra. George. Petty and fraimber Of visitora in the' village and 13illY,. of Whetter, ad' Min '30111-1! as rooting for the. reeveship waS a Petty, of 'rotate, hantened hate On pert of the ;don nrogieene there Wee Sunday 1a4t to -celebrate' With their a good may Sitt the stiteett. who bead patents, Me. and Iltfrie ' &Leek, Pet* it Vet"' hard . negotiating the. stopolr the 'golden. anniversurY of their Wed..' nateMenits,• Siff -data and erossings,' bat 0,...,Christnias Tay; 'the • daY • ,:forttithately 'no, ateldienfs. eeeinted,.. al- was-set,t.„irery, - anietly, _all the Ow- though it Was tchite anilusing'to- wateh. ml y beingitoni*.aud diffitt. tha tistor- nedeStrianc and the Slits and. tenter- noth: many,i,Maesages.....4 eongratida, -Wee terlens +bar sennitiblianat. 'Ont limo_ Were.' ',#vdeiVed,:, '.Ple.„ an tope ' 4 a. iposSiblie toting riainher pf...rsioi that lift, and '1V.Iffri:$#..- •SY ha -0446 , a' 'Tr WI: '.....'::::' . 'NC tp.„Vilig. loto 1 ' to ooloTsti.'001i.'W. •'140.$':‘ Alia, tWilliairi . rlenes. and 1M 'te . Jeer, who. 1 beethe Peeve 1 the yeerr 1984, an 'its Aintree taken a, t interest in 'munilcipal affairs as a . member of the canna* for.past years, he .will, no dotabt, pease a good :reeve and continue to take. a live interest in the affairs of the village: All the ' councillors and school rthenteen whirse names we gave in last •IiiigektsIgisue, were elected by achlamatieni.. We Might Just here again Mention the Mimes .of our councillors, nantely, G'eorge C. Petty, David Itobieoni, W. ISangeter, all • good loyal citizens and ever readr.W-e- leek after the best 'interests of the village. and ratepayers. Death of Men Henry IDougailn-In last week's' issue, we made mention of the death and date of same and that of the funeral. thee: to be held,' and the following facts in carrection with one so long an ,enteesned •resie -dent in this vicinity will no doubt 'provehtef interest to the timely rela- tives and friends. The late Mrs Dougall was a daughter on the late' Mr. and Mrs.JohnIsnrie, who lived near Hensell, and the wife Of the late Henry Pagan, late of the town- ship of Usborne, a couple of miles south of the ,village on the highway. Mrs. Dougall had been in failing health 'for seine years, so that her death' dicV.,not--eorrie e shock, bat was sedan the same to her family by whom she was .greatly belowsd as a good .and. kind mother, their names being as follows: Andrew of the Lon- don Road; John, of Ingersoll; WS. Ciiiii110 Taylor a near Zurich; Samuel, everang all repaired to the Kippem.Jard ,onlVlao leosisltimeranol TNoortviv, ayllorakt. hone, hall, where dancing was. carried on hutabend predeceased her about two until the wee' sma' hours of the years ago, also two sone, James and Among • those who •attended Harry several years ago. The funeral fion-i here we might privileged to service took place at her late horde mention the names of Mr. and Mrs. on Thursday afternoon of last week Ed Sheffer of our village, who were 'with interment at Hensall Union the oldest couple on the floor, and cemietery. The deceased lived a quiet Il•ho were the only couple living who and retiring life and was deservedly had taken part in the festivities when highly respect/ad for her many excel - Mr. and Mrs. 'Cochrane were first lent qualities and -will be 'much miss - married.• It is needless to say that 'ed by her large family as well as • by MT. and Mrs. tCochrane were shower-ineighbors and friends in this_vicinity ed with both 'handsome and costly where she spent her life. gifts and were the recipients of all With Christmas, -and New Year kinds of good wishes. (Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis of the holidays now •being over, our citizens village, spent the past week with rel- are settling down to ordinary every atives and friends sn, London ', With the snow that has fallen this day life. XTS. Sarah Robinson, of Detroit, -week there is now 'fairly good sleigh - was also one of the specially invited !rig, 4_but more is needed for heavy guests at the golden anniversary of wung* Mr. and Mrs. •Cochrane, and .is at The schools reopened this week present the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. i with a good attendance, both in the the pioneer residents of the Township! Rev. Arthur Sinclair, pastor of the 'Continuation and pufblic school. Sheffer. Mrs. Robinson is one of of Hay and Was well-acquain,ted with United ,Church, conducted services in The services at ,Carrnel Presbyter- ian church on Sunday last were con- ducted by the pastor, Rev. W; A. Young, who gave helpful ali,d4rizpif- ing diseobrses appropriate tof the sea- son of the year, while the choir ren- dered fine anthems and solos, duets and quartettes as the following num- bers evidenced; Anthem), "One Sweet- ly Solemn Thought"; quartette, "Day is Dying in the West," R. Y. MacLar- rm, Mrs., K. Hutton, Mrs. Jas. Pater- son and James Bengough; solo, "The Saviour of Galilee," Mrs. J. W. Bon - the. United 'Churchen Sunday last to large, congregations. Communion was administered at the morning ser- vice and at the evening service spe- cial New Year's service was held with special mutic by the choir and solos taken in the anthems by Miss Aneie Smit and Mr. Sam ,Rennie; trio by ,Mrs. Drysdale, Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Hedden, with a duet at the conclu- sion of the sermon by Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Hedden. • The services in) St. Paul's .Anglican Church on Sunday last were •condnct- ed by the Rector, Rev. M. B. Parker, in his usually able and) interesting manner and special reference Was Neon; anthem', "When Night Tapers made to the incoming on the follow - Burn Low."• ing day of the New Year, and the Miss Hattie D. Sutherland spent time for good resolutions and adivan- the week end With relatives and cement in church woek and services friends in Laden. generally. The their rendered good' hMr. T. C. Joyert• has been confined music with well taken parts in an- te his -room for the past week os• so theme, etc. A Watch Service was with a sore ankle following a late held on Sunday night to ring Out the! (Meese, het no doebt will soon be able old year and bring inethe new. The -to resume his usually active life in services were, fairly well attended. his liege store. . This is the time af the year for Our coal mierrchants hen been do- organization the'etinge end holding of ing a good business with the recent yearly election for !Sabbath 'schrift& cold and frosty weather, 'which' calls and kindred societies, and with the for etrong' fires. 1 . follorwing soon of annual chair& meet - The New Year visitors have pretty hags. i nearly all returned to their homes. Our fraternal soeieties report good Mr. Lloyd Pass -more left foe Delhi attendances • and interesting lodge this week after spendieg the holidays meetings. with his parents, (Mr. and Iltfrt. John Dr. I. S. Sanillie spent New Years Passmore ,and family. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. • Mr. ,and Ars. Lyle Statham, of St. .Smillie, in Toronto. Tho -mer, spent New Years With Me. Me and Mrs. Wes. Daysna.n and and Mrs. John Elder and family. family, of Swine; spent e, few days (We are sorry 'to report that Mr. teeently vrinetheir relatives, Mr. and James :Stark wee taken to ,Seeforth .Ms. Herman Dayrea.n. Hospital where an operation wiz The Misses Elebelieywood and Mae performed. At date of writing lin is Coward spent Neese Years With their getting along esewelleas can be ex- parents at Wprefilelsea.- - petted. „ • . ' Mr. and Mr k Otis Minor, of Poet (Mrs. George Chambers had the Misr" Eraron, 'Miele' spent New Years at fortune to fall en the ice, ft-itch:whiz the horne ot ,kr. and MM. Roy Mac - her leg hi 'tno places. . . • en. •. A dance Mader the IC/spices Of The tinny friends 'Of Mr. Dantean what is knower as the "Jolly -Four" Mcfltlartinewho recently underwent a Wee held in the 'town. hall on Tate- seems operatia in Vietoria Hoepi- day evening of last week and was :tal, Lcrndon, will be 'pleased.to learn quite largely attended awl* very) efi- he is much miiproved in health, Ids jostable time spent. Good ante wag operation praying very beneficial to him. He arrived homes on Tuesday morning. . affe and Mr. Laird ,Mickle• and chil- dren,' Betty and Billy, spent) Neve Y paearoriis attsivitriratindemel ml . Mawr. elleield eiat8 Ridtekt;ivn. , The roads Were in spell en icy .con- dition the first part of laiiie week as ta Wake anloteting ver n rieky and is h tnenber of 'instances' in Mir village and !vicinity ears shotinto the ditches Without, fortunately, eaneing any ser- ious injury' mid 011 Tuesday forenoon one dashed right' through Mr. Jink's fence at the west end of the paves „anent end also very fortudiestelir With- Ofit injuring the ear or oectipant.' TIle lOontinuatibn ited :public itehool teepetted on Wednesday after t h e 'Clli'' '1."1"Tanesre"tthantrrepot ara Pet dyl 1 144good: iioll v SeaSoli fru& thet oak What it .. .TheAtters Ara hOelfesr andLeurlite i titi*lit have lies.ai. lii aid:Iv/0'0 sales. ploorts • are *r...4havrg• their : fit- • • • •• • • •" • • oi.dg44 -. :.'-' lenitited i0 tee • 1.1,1•'"•' „ 4, •_, 4,7 • , 4 4 t 11.1 4 "- isreasil)