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BADMINTON PLANERS.--
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eThiirsday, February 1St. '
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nal. The Ael'ey this •vecek., Wits.
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attendinee at annual meeting of
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new all time -Jew „level con ----E.- e. •ut reply to the Speech h
:.'lren. .07E. ..rert4lalod .fi--r-Sitel3md" -ti(m- •--cniaseti-r-,-the ekeline..ileneie -F3-- •
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the MeKiliktp 'Mutual' Fire Insurance
COMPany in the Town. Him, ,;,,al, Fri_
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• morning of fist Week when :the of- fi...0/-4324'er Throne were ' continued to-
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'111) e Fantners' League by' defeating - which melt the meiar.toi,01.0„iii,..-.::.,:.,
Cv....Ohlenimlbseeoanlict type burning- These
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day.,afternocei. Some fifty Sharehold-
- field- 1 iteenr.' /erature, Ntra• •s; 36 degrees -0e,,,,;,..itaIldowye„..X.04.4.,,,enli,r.tobr!.apkeors. .the.,IwiSt.•
Nine Games -.- •
glatmloandl.t.o.,N9,..r.ekr_wpGrliaro.rabp.-,
out. Wereee-
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ens Were , present. James Connolly,
vice-president, occupied the chair.
Businesii.'"included the hearing of
the 7iiii-elteri-J%treasurer's report, the
Each/Clu low zero,' according to George Baird, ,liew 'le ods • Re t - th of
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' In Inter ting Bruceifields government •'Siteteorlbg-kal• Ini.remarks objected to the military
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obigefter in this, district ,. .. ' ' ' .A.Rja.1...whielitook place at the open-
'Tournament.: - Mr.' Baird., --who: he," S.,been," keeteet-ge-• ing. of .P.arliament..._The dealt _panel-
4-1- at the rink Inet Saturday night, ePairlitlestrediosesniteeempolamomedt".
. but de, .
.....,St. '10o.e,lumlbatt was _strengthened spite- this man. . a L
er Western Ur. .., -papers will e •
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Mr.' TD20119-119 form. delayed. , • , .
iversity -senior player end _Ivan Hg- . . - ._ .. , : :,
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down to , business' on '
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tug at the 'February aelei
election of' directors and of, auditors.
. ..„:.,, ' . . . pall- with the present social condi-.
' ' ' Weather the Dominion ',citing
'get -son, ftwitier ''.9.1e-s-'fflitli O.H.A. goal- Atm -
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ie.- These 'players -bolstered theteam'"'''' . "
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ell dud ipaasedetweritY
two byiTec...Wrs-and,.64
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Of 'Seeiforth Badmin- Government for -were - to the
hut • Id 't etem. the attack Of the
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,from the finance and -
In reviewing the business a the,
year, Mr. M. A. .Reid, the secretary-
treasurer, said: • - - . .
"In preeenting .t0. you any report
for the first time as Searetary-Treas-
urer of .your Company,'I do Sti :with
consjiderallole. degree of satisfaction
and EVen after a series. of
„. Mekribers the nearly „thirtY Years, telt giving -their... services •
ton -77'010 -were enjoyably, entertainqd _says it is the loWeet. reeeided:' team-- 1.Z111e1711PloYekl. , '. - •
by, the Mitchell . Badinitinton Club on per •••• h lids i'iii'''Ins, bo Its -'' , A new type of society .he declared,
e ' e -.' ....'!' • ---7' 13' ' • ! ' waS developing. to -day With less lib-
Friday evening. Meri'S doubles were were .
,• From Tuesday night of laSt. week
played in the club room and' -ladies. . • , erty and it teemed if economic pa-
{touble and united doubles were play.' until Friday the thermometer was tionalissn was Lit:Qin deetellopeel by
ed in the gymnasium. of the Mitchell .• • -
never above' zero, which is, another 'practically all - countries. He cited
'Collegiate. Fallowing the genies, Thursday ethe tkie‘• debt •of Qanada otte,,b'eink Jill ex-
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•Egm'ondriEe 'Orioles. The second
second game was a tussle in the , ,
two periods, but Tuckers -mini stepped
away from Winthrop in the final per-
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Eginendville 4, St. Cohiniban 1
' The .Egmondville tearer got away tO
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
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CHECKS BACK TAXES
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.• ;Colititeilliers engaged .1
discussion' in comparaso
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low meetings,' having ,
business at -,the series e
foninal and unofficial gat
have been held recentfl
plea.sure.
heavy fire losses, your Directors and
is able to show an apprec-
iaible gain of _ approximately $7,200.
in liquid Cash assets over 1932, and
$3,241.'71 in surplus, Your Company
is also able to 'show an increase of 55
,a all-tinne' record. On
delicious ltineh was served.' • • treme leaden the people. 'He compli-
In the ladles"- doubles, Mitchell won warmest recorded lbeimperattire was Merited the'. new. . Liberal menthe'r
six out of 'seven games; in the men's 16 _degrees below. , . .. front IVICK-,enzie riding *holed spoh-
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doubles, gealfierth took four Out Of Citizens did not; however, require en during 'his election about consertp-
six games, and in the mixed doubles, thermometers to keep track of the tion of wealth.
rSeeforth won four out of five. Mr. ,Marell followed 'Mr, •• Winds-
ree, a homie. in or _rred...eittoreeett --ehe-
a good start when Leo Hicknell scor-
ed !two goals in :the first three Mine
utes of play. George Kruse, passed
out from the corner for the first and
John Flannelly across the defence line
far the second. D. Dale scored the
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Ort iS. Presented to Town
, Council Including Re-
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cases motions were ali
0...#' i.i...ct &t.. on,13.T. ieinlaine
er and seconder to affix
lefletis J. A. VViigai; N
serioneelY ill for soMe. 't
his dutlee at the .rneettr.
- Following the the reading
hi •niuntber of • pOlicyhOldere and an :in-
crease in insurance in force of $103,-
339.00. ' .
"This,' I 'believe, is a very eatisfac-
tory showing when many companies
have beeri forced to show a deficit. •
'This should greatly encourage
each Member, and by careful co-op-
era -thin I believe that this can be
materially increased each year until
you will have a company second ...t°
none in security and a material ri
duction in insurance cost. '
"However I would Omit° point out
that this can only be achieved, by a
material reduction in fire losses. In
looking oeer old loss stateneents, I
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find that your largest losses have al-
ways, been under the cause "un-
The games.. were.: ..... . . . .. . .. , . ecolde. eSce. _ely .town
country . missed batemg a least one
- .• Ladies' Doubles . pipe frozen and, unwary Motorists*
' Mrs. rhart, Miss Hodgins, Mit- who left their cars an • the streets
chell, defsated Miss an .Cluff and found them frozen to' sue h an extent
ereses. A. seereareeeceo, ,e_iee that 'a toW' was needed before they
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'Mrs. ,Gillrie, Mrs,. Carrol, Mitchell,my
defe,at ad Miss Wood, xige. ,marieed could be started.' Peenber.' end gar-
13ell 11-4, 11A. ligenten reaped a . horcePA and due.
miss Go' in Miss Clarke, 3,1itchell, ing the cold were deluged witn
miss me rush orders.
defeated Miss Mary. Bell, •
, Gsieve 11-8, 11-7. The weather since .Friday last has
iMrs. alutum, Mrs-. 'Moses, 'Mitchell, been all that could be desired .with
defeated Mrs. D. H. Willem,' Miss R, the thermometer hovering, slightly
Thornpson-ll 1-9, 1041. -. ' above, the zero mark. ' The ion.e tux-
alisseHingst, Miss Costin, Mitehell, ception to this was Wednesday morn-
..ga , Miss . ing when it registered 12 below for
defeated 'Miss P South'ate M' H
L. wir,fileri_4_1L..nee. * a short thne. • . ,
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MitAsh, Paulen, Mitchell, '
wereree tee_ debate.
House •that this, was' his 38th session
in Parliament. and his 50th in Public
life and drew The attention of the
House to the fact that there were
only two inembers in the Hous'e with
as long' a record as that, the other
being Mr. Guthrie, the Minister of
Justice; It was interesting to hear
.lr of the days of Shr John A.
him epee- .
MacDonald, and he declared the sit--ltist
' in 1378 wee simillar,to that of
natori
to -day with unemplo - ent and &esti-
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-nation, rampant in the land, • He re-
minded. the, Prime Ministers thatlie
had made. the same appeals to. the
electorate as Sir Jelin A. MacDonald
had and that the same results had
occurred in ,Canada after his election
Third goal or the. flu period after
thirteen minutes With Hicknell get-
ting the assist. Sit. 10elurtniban storm-
ea R. •MeGeoch Several times. but he
held them scoreless in this frame;
Mae Robinson and "Doe," Tiernan
corrbined well but didn't 'N
.,; ..use omen
-.70cQuaideenough. . .McQual le star of
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other games, was ..not pas ed to on
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t. al oecasions and St. Colunifban
many beautiful ehrele.is oil - this
aceount. D Dale1.. ' • y
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eriniet for t 'pp' ---"H. '• I , •
..y et in.g ao r.,on. The
1.:4•.tied ended 3-0 fel- Egnooric'../ille.
' 'civlac" Robinson scored St. Colutn-
ban's only .go'untier unassisted on a
shot from outside' the. blue 'line that
MeGeoch didn't eee. Penal as were
numerous in the middle- period be.
A feature of the town council meet-
ong, Or !Monday -evening was the pros-
entatiOn of the report of the Finance
Comtnittee dealing with unpaid tax-
as. The committee, Messrs. Hudson,
• ro em and „, a , met a
B d 'elc d R Elberh rt
few weeks ago with Mayor Slither-
land and town s,olieitor, J. J. Hug-
gard, and discussed; the 'situation,
:Isaac Hudson, cOnimittee chairman,
inpresenting: '
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"Yeur, committee went through . the
tax roll fbr the purpoee of aseerke,.. in-
Mg what ',taxes were over one year
in arrears and the n,airres of the • per-
sots owing genie: ' We have prepar-
ed a statement showing taxes more
effeee,..
.44,11rtes'i,.,-,;-,,4"'"'YPr. SutherIan
""e "."1"1--'4'ess of 4114 et
ing 11`.11'• 'W'l*.i.T.';:.1*.ek
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t must thank you, g,
Your leniency. end goods
illries;s " said Clerk
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tunatety f. could do noth
algere-'..,as' glad to s°
re" remarked Reeve
Well, I utast. thenk
the 101'erk It '1; ' the, i
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Councillisr !Hudson, <
the 'finance committees 1
committee's report, r
known." 'I if there is
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as after the election of .S.ir. john A.
C91.1Se both teams extended them'-
than one in arrears and also in-
payment of Salaries a
wonder a rea-
ton for this? 'I believe there is. -And
I °further' 'believe that if each los
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clefea; • antes . 'Crich, Miss J. Clilff -
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•Miss Smith, Miss Bias, 1Vlitclaell, •.
MacDonald, namely, higher 'tariff's,
less ,employinerit and greater destitu-
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FelVS. to the -limit and didn't spare
'thetrielttes in any way: Robinson
year
eluding the 1933 taxes and shoeing
the names Of the persons ewing-r-ame.
The report was adopted
CO4h-Wille.r8 Roatou tkild•
had been carefully analyzed and re-.'
en& kept that ' some interesting
ractta would bp brought to light. Can
these losses be avoided? Yes, to a
marked degree. Hew? By • the co-
operation of every me-mber: . This
Company is yours and should he your
intereet. If you know of any policy-
hcrlder who is Over -insured -or some
other phase that makes his risk' a
kaZardous 'one; advise one, Of 'iotir
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ost. tto IVIoss S. I. Wood, 1 se Mr:. Lorne Elliott went West last
:on Be11-9-11, '6-11. .. week to work for his -uncle, -Mr. Am-
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old., Elliott. -
Men's Doubles .
The many frien o
. . dS f Mrs. joe il•••
W. Elliott, Dr. Alberhart, kfitchell, son the sorry to hea,r-ef her faiiirng
o ye a Tac tin g aG0{-ine.in
lost to E. F. Taman, S.' Dorrance-f t 'n ,one '
15-1, 1'5-6. 1,er engle. She was telt-en th 'erich
'tea on 'Sten lay, , where the '-frac
IA: W, Sillery, /.. Hoggarth,defeat-• Yof-In
fere Was reduced.
ed Dr. Gillrie, Dr. Mutton, 'Mitchell ,
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-15-4, 15-11. . .r. eeorge . o neten is very sic
MI a 'nurse ir waiting. We hope
Hruggard, D. H. Wilson, de-
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n reminded the House that
the Set tIement• frotn where ha came
in Gaspe had been settled by the
French in 1534: • It was very strange.
he also declared that the 'present Gov
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erinnent was not willing ,to
with the United 'States but were will-
ing to give away the St. Lawrence
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failed to m kepasseswhen his te .
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Mates were left unguarded. Dgmond-
11711116 were .lield scoreless and were,
hard .pressed • to •keep the attacking
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t Col ib forwards t of their
territory. Tiernan end -Atkinson made
some dangerous rushes' but were
kratehed to -C, ,gos,ei ,Y. Norman • -Mc-
Quaid was Ile - unguarded several
times and was in a scoring position
hut didn't receive 'the pass.
In the third 'Morris
The total of such arrears' aggregated
$9,271.94. There was a large num-
her in arrears for the year 1933 only,
but your committee did not deal with
these. - .•:. -• -
"Your cominitree recommends that
immediate steps Ameba lopiii*.en to
collect the arrears of ' .taxa -Shown
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on the s'tatement plie:ceito annexed.
he town solicitor was consulted with
reference to what steps should be
1The Clerk read a lett(
& Muir, en4e1.tora for fi
of the eiltate•of the late
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hell,T dating 'what actio
.tencled taking - in „.regal
Inall 'faantehl- a'? °a9la
Vioue ,letter town' ,
4.1' j'• Binggl'4474i. -,-
letters he received in a
ters 'written on inetrnelti
ttee '
;finance commi . . L
read- frcire C. F. 'M. a
Directors, He is worthy of your can-
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taken and he recoil-Jr:Mended that a
Mance or should not be a member of
your Board. and I assure you that any
be
1,or a speedy ,tcovery.
featted A. Jordon, J. Brundent, Mit- ,
!Mr. E. oore, of ite e , •is 7 Si -
.chell-15-7, 15-7. ., NI M' h ll ' 1.".'t
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Dr. Gillerie, Dr. Aberhart, Mitchell • ' Mr.' and 'Mrs J. A. Co g.cl
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from centre,and 'beat Higgerson fin.
the fouith goal'. St Colurriban fair-
ly burned up the ice in an effort to
close enquiry should' be Made in con -
nection with those persons, whosse
taxes are
Credit .. 11VIen's :AssiOciati
Chests. Mr. Hug-02.rd
that he was net famil
recornimlendatiens received will ,
octefidentially and carefully consider-
ed by your Board. '
Explains Policies
6`Before concluding, I would like to
explain briefly some phases of your
policy. In ,the first ,plaice your Com-
Pany is one of the few who issues a
policy without a liroitatian clause on
livestock and dwelling contents. Pro-
Tided your -insure for at least 80 per
sent. of the total value of your live-
stecle as defined by the Insurance
Ant,- these I& -710 • limitation. I wool,'
edit you' to inve4igete the Majority
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defeated, At Y. 'McLean, J. C. Crich -e• rse Inge, ey. ;erns an young
15-6, 15-6. . . daughter returned home on Saturday
Tor nto after a week's visit
J. MaKenzie, J..A.- Stewart defeat- frimni Q
VI friendis.
ed J. Brunderb, th,.• Mutton, Mitchell Nvi
-15-14, 1'5-6. Mr. tend Mrs. Elliott Harrison en-
tertained their friends to a dance on
' W. Elliott, J. I. Carrol, Mitchell, . .
-Friday evening. All report a good•
defeated A. pownie, J. J. Haggard .
-1524, 16-4. . . time. -
Mr. Leo Charlesworth, of Ailsa
• Mixed Doebles Craig, has been, busty buying horses
in the town,ship,
Dr. Aberhart, Miss Hodgins, Mit- 1Mr. Jack Ste.rling, of Kincardine
chell,• defeated Miss S. I. Wood A. has been a visitor -with Mr Peter Mc:
W. Sill -aryl -45-9. - • Da 11 ' .' '
'age' .
' Dr. Gillrie, Misa Coppin, Mitchell, aVliss
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!Miss Catherine Peters, of London,
spent the week end at her home here.
A post -nuptial kitchen sholwer was
held at thei home of NITS. Harry
Minch on Wednesday evening of last
week for a recent bride, Mrs. Alvin
Cooper, when she was presented with
a large number of 'kitchen utensils
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by her many lady -friends. About
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fifty were present. The evening was
spent in intereeting contests and
games, after Which lunch was served
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stage a rally but couldn't beat Me-
Geoch.' Dr. Tiernan drew- a penalty
for giving the referee some advice,
Hicknell for tripping Robinson, Mc-
Quaid for tripping Dale and Kruse
for cross checking. All in all, it was
a hard -ha game and well worth
watching-
St. Coluinban-Goal,' I. it'
r. defence,
d E.. Kerslake; 1. defence, E.
Malone; centre, N. McQu,aid; r. wing,
Dr. Tiernlan;, 1 i
•• wing 'Mac .1. Malone,
alternates, Dan 'McCarthy, J. Malone,
John Moylan, N. -Miles.
three years and over in
arrears, for the purpose of ascertain-
ing if there is any likelihood of oh-
taming 'peyimeitt and if not, the pro:.
peaty should be duly offered for sale,
under the provision Of the Assess.-
ment Act. On .the propeattiee on
which taxes are not three years' in
arrears, and also some three years
in arrears a Seizure should be -made,
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under the distress provisions of the
Assessment -Act and also in some
cases suit might be 'entered against
those persons from whom it was like -
ly that collection could be made.'
latter matter since he
possession of the panel
tion with it.
Mr• Iluggard ,, is we
dank " said Mayor , Stith
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should have an, order so
get the papers."
Councillor L/euis Elle
&wed a motion, second
01110i' BrY*116 as -follows
Mayor --and Treasurer I
e„, . -
make a,e order On I
r
or the delivery of all
and documente to John
f P
They
:Scott, of .Stratforde•is ;visit-
'Bell,
•
Egmendville-LiGoal, R. 1MeGeach; T.
•
.
tcYcval s°1kit9r•
of other companies' policies.
all • have a limitation clause. Then
again in household contents you find
lost to Miss Marion Lloyd Hog- , ing her friend, Mrs. _Elliott Harri-
garth--45-7. - •
son.
(Dr. Mutton. ,Mrs. Carrel, 'Mitchell, .
'`
BRUCEFIELD .
defence, D. Dale; 1. defence, 'A. Nick-
olson;• centre, John Flannery; right
.
../ le
n connect .n.,-enth the arrears of
taxes of the Wolverton Flour Mills
and Avon Chests Limited, your corn-
Band Gets GE
Clerk Wilson read a
a limitation on radio, piano, etc., not
lost to Miss Pe Grieve,' J. McKenzie
wing, L. Hicknell; 1. wing, G. Kruse;
mit-tee recornmend that the town so-
the Highlanders'Benti WI
so with your policy. If you install 'a
one hundred and fifty dollar radio to-
-45-8.
(W. Elliott Miss Paulen, Mitchell, YARN.A
Elliott,
. The regular meeting a the Y. P. S.
was held on Monday evening, Febru-
12th, 'Miss Evelyn Grainger
alternates, F. Kling, .1. Morriss • C.
Flannery, W. Wright.
'
i. • • •
kitor should be instructed to enquire
into the present status of these two
bef '1
ore the. count] at
meeting. With precinct
day and to -morrow it is a total loss
by fLre, . your poliey. calls for cash
value-neit $25 or $50, ais stated in
many* poliecks.
.. (Continued on Page 4)
lost to Mire. J. A. Stewart, E. F.
Tanten-Ifi5. - - - Several ladies of iSt. John's eon-
A. Sorkin, Mts. Gillrie, IVIitchell, gregation attended a quilting bee •On
lost to 'Miss J, 'Cluff, S. .Dorrance-• Thursday afternobn at the home of
15-11. Mrs. dil, Deihl. - Owing to the severe
. cold :the evening party was called off.
.
ary with
in the chair. The...meeting was. olYenr•
•
ed by singing a hymn and the Scrip-
ture reading was taken by Mr. CAW-
don Elliott found in Acts, the 8th
'chapter, *verses 26 to 39.. Mr. Jesse
Freeman led The topic,
,\ •Referee --,T. Hart.
,---- '
• 'ruckersmith 4, Winthrop 1
The second game was a real tussle
. , . .
and the score by no means indicates
the play. Winthrop held Tuekersinith
to, one in the first and none in
companies and the •pos•sibility of .col-
lectiOn. .
Your committee feels „ that while
the Chief of Police occupies e osi-
the p
tion of collector of taxes, neverthe-
less, he has not been instructed to ,
CUSSi0/1, a motion by CO
ton and Johnson anti
Trent was assed b cc
.- . l'he motion read:
ice instructed to prepa
granting the eirt 'of P.
. ,
-in prayer.
"Would Christ Draw the Color Line"
goal
the but Fceter broke away
exercise all the duties of that office
Seaffirth If hie .1 B
mtellla!
„ ,
Achie*es • Ekcellent Result.s . ST. COLUMBAN • •
was taken by Evelyn Grainger and
was very well given. •The president
second, .
twice in the -third on lone rushes that
•drew Montgoinery out"of his net...Al-
and it is recommended that he should
be advised to enter UPOT,1' and duly
the Band' dig
Park Qame agreT
- i s. 11 •
s.e •ri Riem.embran
t . .
1Bowfman-Dalton.--4earday morning
...,
With • R. O. P.. BarreRocks • t
d at 9.30 am. a !wedding of Anternat
tobk place in St: Coluntsan•vrhen Mias
. . Annie Dalton, youngest daughter of
thee, took the chair. Owing to bad
' . -
fw tiller the attendance' was very
ea ' • •
11. The meeting closed with the
silL.T./12),„„,,,,,,,,,„
""'".th
The the W. Mr•Holland
though the play wasn't as fast as in
the first game there were bursts of
„.., •;,_ • • , .• - •
ispeeu showna times. Stan Nicholls,
N. Montgomery, T. Eaton and M.
Sandy Doig for
exercise the dillies, !of tax collector
. . -
and tlaat, in, accornance with the pro -
vls ons 0 e smen , e
' i ' f th Asses t Act, h
should be bonded. lit was pointed out
by the solicitor to committee
e ° 071
two other occasions if
the council for the yea]
• A letter from' the Sal
requesting e usual gr
•
H. T.,Bla hard, Starting ht
- SnialL, ay Five Years
- • --
' - • "• ky •'uQ?4•14; ' ' -'•••••g. If.11't - C'..-
-= ..--''r.4 -"...v ,. il''' ." -
. , . ''," t• 4.k,.., eiP "I'-*"
V- .
....„, , .f.ii...1';
- --' ,..„ , .., fi ' ...47
• ..,* • 1' * , •
, .
.
Mr, and Mrs. John Dalton wilt unit-
•• • • ' ••
ed in miarnage to Mr. 'Francis Haw-
roan, of Kitchener, by Rev. Father
Dantzer The bride was given in
. _ . _•
-1Warsnage her
regular meeting of
• •
S. will be held on Friday next at 130
and the World's Day of Prayer Sane
vice at 2 30 p.m
, ..- ' - "
W. A. Bremtper has gene to
peppered a-
bout four minutes but' he couldn't be
beaten. •
. Jim Doig_opened the .colizig in a
lone rinsh in the first pealed bust Neil
your
that the provisions of the Assessment
ter
Ant, as to bondingthe tax collector ,
- - •
are interaEve.
' . .
and on mo '
bon of Ree•vf
„ _t- -
'-• •ounicieer IL W. El
g -rant of $35.00 was pas
Starlings Receive
Ago NoNV-Has- flocii •
....
c. • - •., •,-• -
by father, Mr. John
Toronto --.
delegate to
Montgomery tied the count Sh-4tv
A letter from the (
0
450. Barred Rocks.,
.,,. , •'•4 ,
....:-;.-.).. „,. '.
,,,,. ,,,,..,
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,....... ... .
• Dal:tont of. Hilbert. Messrs. •Joseph
1)04410 and Joseph !Malone acted as
this week atf a
the '' ' '
Prohib-t on Union con-
eOntario . . . . . , ,
ri Mrs. Bremnerr is visiting at
Ir.fienti° '
pass
from A. Dale near the end of the
.
period. A. Dale drew a 'Vegalty for
,
• MANLEY ...-
•
cultural College asking
two in regard to starlin
•
,
-. ' - "" ee ,e1. . .. '''' -,
••• ''•
' • 'Y..> ' -1"...-•••••'' '4". •
ushers. 11Its' ..§ Eleanor Bachman and
It.r- ' 'ttend
"he Ile ine of Mr.' .nrei Mrs.-.1Tires"e, el
'holding Foster's stick; FOS* a
' • ,
after some, discussion.
,
„ -
One of the '' young poultry indu$
tries in point •of years in -Seafortli
district, but nevertheless One of the
most Successful, is thet..Owned and
operated by Mr. It. 'I'.' Blanehard, on
his farm On the colinty• road, north
of ,Seaforth, -
Starting in in a small way five years
,
., ,„ ,,,, . ,,i, ,
• ' '4M1
ll 4',, „•-s,.....,:2..::, .2 ... • . .„ ,,,•,;',t %I(
. , ,,,..4. --. - ' •''' , f.,-..1„, -
,'. ,•*•- <ifit'‘„S„.,,....,;., 1 • "1-..- '-- „.
:et. %-`.i1:1,', 4'"
„ ,. , ,e ..,...•,: , ' „.• „; ,,-.,-,,uf, - ,
A.,',..,.,;•••:.„.'."' „..; • - • 0 • ,,
. .
-,„ ,
1Mil. Dalto d the
„ uriee . n a e
.•, . .
bride and groom. The bride Wore a
-very . ,
bee*Tailelg. gown ef Periwie'
blue silk crepe, silver trisnMed and
het of same shade, metallic trim-
ming, silver shoes and hose to match
and carried a bouquet of yellow ros-
es and babfe breath. The brides-
maid's attire Was • a beautiful gown
St. 'ninnies "
:
• Mirel All fwtho has 'een staying
with 'Mass Mc' ('ally for the pus" two
'.,„„,11._
months ix% n Nur• MeDonaid •
e se
taking a •rest, returned to het home
in Hensall last wedsz. 1Vliss.McDona1d
is able to resume he: duties agam
,
_ . •
.got
rest for triplping Bullard and?. Doig
for holding N. Montgoirneryi, • .
• Therwasno ' the . d
score in • seem
eriod alth h Bill Mont theft' '`
ed off some great saves. Si. Holland
received the only penalty for cross
'checking. Play 'became &nod be_
cause both teams were playingrather
eautioulsly anl seeoned afraid to break
The weather man is still continru-
,•
'nig his tactics 'SY ' reeking the roads
• ! - . .
rinpasesable for motoring, and if the
old adage comiee true fwe will have
five more weeks of solid winter. But
.
i''', lis better to come now and then we
can look for good spring weather:
The many friends of Mr. Ed. Rose
are pleased to learn that he is still
meeting; Clerk Wits
.. What about •thfis starlii
‘,/ think we .should I
leek after ith,,, r eeee
• • '"'"'"
ler.
Howerer'; ..u:
the matter
the Clerk being Instruct
bile questionaja.e if he .b
1Councillors Isaac Hod
ego, mt. laaaniohard intw has' a flock
tift-'460 Btfired Rocks from which. he
• -
:netts hatelting,egge th plants in gar-
e, • . -* , . , -.
, -''.,,, ,,, •-$..... •.•••*rr,rt;P" ,
' il• - '•• -
•?.. Akt.4.,,, '. , *„'IN,,, 4.: .4,,,t...,4„*•‘..1..*•
'
of lighter Slid& of blue with gold
inietts, Weld shoes „to niatleh la
wore ,a White hat with touches ,..,e
..
' I, 1 11
-
atverY. .
'
Reiter drew Montgomery outt of
,
putting up a good fight far life in the
Stratford Hospital.
• , •
Broderiek and Clerk W
two of them, will have
....,
towit's aafetty deposit lo
'Inn Orntintk• 1116114111g tl'iM4 a Mt'‘.
'I
; 1?.04h Al , „.!...,P .,, .4-pgr04.,,
blue and also earned roses and maid-
the net when four men were playing
, .
by Councillats L. Eberh•
-Andrew Moore and Mr. j.. M. Seott..''
• en ll'air feint Following the marriage
forward for tfhpe tie -breaking goal.
fence, P. Doig; L defence, J. Doig;
- • •'
,%,(12.1-•addition,7 Mr, Iflanchawrs--birds-
ifeiteeOraing well ..,known! to Ontario-
and Canadian. bleeders through hit
differenkentries 'in *he lt, Ok. P. e -on-;••
•
testa. . . . • • • •
•
Tii-'4800.........with ti .,..._.is._.
recerd'Of 318 eggs Rev: Father Dantser sang .tlie nuptial
,,,,..,.-, „, . ••_, rrii.,•A , ' • . 0 .o. ,,, tS, 1.ndas 4 ild_eOles were rendered- by' the
nk 'n0 . 1:61"" year, ';',,g1TL''' • organist, Mtn, jletin Dawney, mint Of
Ounces -to. -the dareiu • -fry - , the bride„ Mist, Agnes Delaney and
Miss 'Grace Moylan. Folla*Ing this
• • • ..
•
,••-•• nthracite
, ,
.
Winthrep lwere playing the fent-man
forward lin.ohnearly all this frame and
although they' pressed troht.nlods:fenoz
w/ealeu- . Poster broke through uthe
centre, H. Foster; r. wing, W.' Me7
Ostrtney; 'L wing, Bob Archibald; all-
lerzetes,s,Fisi!eyno.lt, F. Arghbald,
fReferee--G,... Muir: ,• •
•
son to this effect being
..it . resol„a,„. ..., „.
- ...1,,_ "1"72;.- ,Ittl"n6:
etneeirettes-ta:7104-;?aren
•wielon
ifiteited motion ,
'Etteriitir
Listed below we give a few of his
flock records in the Canadian R.O.p. .P:
contest for 1932-b3: , ' ' '
P 188704-4318 eggs.. '
P .10727e 416 eggs. • • ., ---.
p -A7874-2018. eggs. . • ; '''' :
-;IVI 3474 '280 .2„go tet.s. - .% - -
In thia-ceontest he had 150 hirdts en.:
tered and .out of this entry- 45 hens
were certified, ' ' ''''''' --...-. • ' '' .
..,.,..
Ift iiiin :Canadian Egg- '44414 -Oen'fr
testrrvirldeliv included eti#I-ea -, 4 . at-from-ilie.-ben
cogent .14 coast, Mr fillinttard,s ":41
in " IA* Viti.o.. -•';',.. . ' -,l'i,, -
.. ..
- .- • ,. _ ,
• all repaired "to the home off the bride
" 18670, 'whose . picture. ' aPPears *here a siftriptuous wedding dinfter
here, Wad third ' highest OOduntion was served to a host of friends of
hen in it.' 'O. P. Or OTOS ' mid' is the bride, and groom. The home was
front ,a,,sire 'wh se lark aid •25,1 eggs, bealitifully; decorated in fletverct and
"in tit,„ 40. P. and -cce.d*ed . Vie Mrs. taperi. .114any gt..astbs Were present
FratiellYielaren, Of - Narbli•• River,,,_ frolnl Kitchener, including id,r.. and.
Of the groom,
Pri, nee'tdward Island, 'tslie has Minn Mrs. Bowman, his
in 'It O.:- P. 'for fourteen. swears...NW% a umber of file brotliiiii ifid, sisters
lien's' 4101 laid 252'''*0' in; ' 0.- •• P. and tile beidets•sieter arid brother:hi-
. (Mi. Itlancliard WillAtatie 'eotkerels law, Mr. and- IVirs. ,Potpe. The Wide.
and .11e#4.1ke-*I Bale and grOotn..tAter..a short 'hottelnaiion,'
teittlfall. and 04 A* kind/ to :will lake -Uln ;Asideilie* bi Iitcheller
1b40/#. '-` ,' -.' ' . •-'•'..,i 7 , ' ' • tor' n tbee,„. , ..., ., ..
.. . . . . . . . .
' ^
The • ,
• ' <
.
Long- Lasting Coal
. ,
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.
. . , . For
. , . . ,
' .....
C' Id -W. IL r
0 ' e the
' ., , ,
• ...; .e.'i :
•••••Q* ' :;`,,•• • • - ' • 7' • •“." - . ,....,...,,.
gliNrg
N.--CLUFF •....,.,,r ' ..,.,
second time and with only one de-
fence ntant it was easy :10' agate
score; Bob Archbald Scored the
fourth. goal 'when he slarnmed in the
10616e *lick :rem a melee in front Of
Montgomery one minute before ' the
game, 'ended.
Winarop---Goal, W. Montgomery;
r. defence, A. Dale; I. defence, F.
Bollard, 'centre, .11. Enton.-f:'-wing, .
,. . , .
Monegometor; I, wing, $„,A..scholls- N,
iternatels' W. Draper, , iillaii, ' ptt
•
' - 'de.
tact". '
..-0tial . r. •
• ... s Doig,
west Saturday night's games We
corriplette the' schedule: If iSt. Coltvcre-
ban wins ruhelr will he tied with win,
throp, for third piste am if Tooker.
• • it two
math defeats Eginondville, these '
teams will be bed for ten. place. Any,
thing is liable to happen. -'
, Standing •• .
. . .. won Lbst Pt:L.
Eigniondville r.,... , .1 4 1 8
. . ,. . , .
. .
-''4Nsitinvith . -,. ' . a • 2 ,• - • 0-
Vlifitlittp., ... , - 2 ' S - 4
, . il 1 '- ---'4' 2
Magrilbs ' ..
Undis
, ,o,n motiori and,R.
on a °Gum
as Johnson. the Hoe*
ix wintative ibnytino„
.,, ....... la.
id ,zo .or the year -10
--
. ..aillerVe ,Orosier' aunt'
Artiof • ' , '
eenntrttee,- report -
ienintlidee tad 'awe ed
iior .16noWitotwing 'And ,
,T03,406 ..,.jr .
, Store .
, ,
• • PanksiBlAitt
. n leplavot, 'lumber
.. ,
.-.'''-.0:10tiOn#14. 0 li,
ii
111
' ' • '
.3 *r "
• I ,
, : ..., •
tx
„...,
Ack,"""Ai.
a. '
Or for a • '.••
their
• 'eetiV
resumed
of the Oill'e!
exPOstelit•
!IOU ••
-on the job -
letnai;•-for -
to mein
WHAM:, '‘It
b▪ ut Vidor-
Lmig alboult it."
you --------buck
'Crosier.
,
you," replied
r.st meeting -
rig efrize.2' '
hairman of
resented the
eceminiending
rid accounts.
on motion of
Broderick.
✓ from. Hays ;
e executors-,
An7.1a Clant9-
council- in, -
id in- litre
1•.:;,„V
.
Ii
iter, read ,
lliswer to let-,
ns from the '
eititers were'
la' Canadian --
n, re Avon
pointed out '
iar with the
was not in
is in' connec-
king in the
e'rland. 4We
that he may
haat intro -
d, by Omni
: "That the
o authorized
Says & Meir
ltecen papers
J. Iluggard,
ant
letter from
ich had been
the January
lly no dis-
neillors Bol -
mixing the
uncil4
flat, the Clerk
e a by-law
00.00 to the
and and that
in Vietonia.
for Cs.nadian
ce Day and,
requested by
• 1934."
vation Army
nt was read
Crosier and
ilethart the
ed.
ttentien
taria Agri,
for informal,
s Was tabled;
Later in ithe
n eittntited,,
g busineSer
at Mi..%Itvan
• lleetri Cziva-
•••
- •••
V;ta8'd1441Pjanstvet;
ed to
a<lontlammed J. S.
s„, a 'motion
rtb land Xabm= • is
Liken, or Anse
'er Wilson to
,for the
Recess to the
•
wn
of Councililora
us teo.;45r;A:;.,
4. 4 "
't •
4111!tt
r *••