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KW AS COUNTY
DEFENDS HIMSELF
Abe Report of the Warden's Commit -
'Cd B000mmending His Dismissal--
ti*Itidkjtood but Clete No Rapport
*At
trk Paffiasaa
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ist roma heel. est bia
tffilk etey vete ea tae
idiot aolit.
s'eme b7 kohre„Lide-
er the Warden's Boss -
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esteci0 bi char. II
etian-
tbe repore
Minimiser
from office was
robe. Tau
e3it1eitt a vig-
00%0904Ileall_af1ft the
-comailakFhlti t101___,. _BR= 011 ha
Idiot MANN la he
, ' :, eet casettiers et Sonnet. Treas-
., n hpg, asel the eidatty flat was
4- 4 Mattering the laneethmtion
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delis eelreawillioe 00
seeside of eis ohm la pro-
-ohetiles ailliter, and g*stilly
4 sa tiotvootina attitude. Tim
zreisiaareekeeedell wieh 4, mhos ad ro
le* the of W.dillifMte is
al:" ToapeWmai . eon-
Monertios the i
W ,e9 twine
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the ieeF ilettr
keiNdlthr had 114 Sid, trees-
litelekfi lemhill42. . 41111112111$011
Pala* . tuipuw, trowarsa; to
as -
to =I
pressing the "gratitude, admiration
co
and nfidence" felt towards the War-
den's committee ivy the council for
its "undeviating Miftude and untiring
efforts" in the matter of the auditor's
investigation.
The council opened the *eon on
Tuesday afternoon with all the mem-
bers in attendaace. After communi-
cations were dealt. with and rootlet
Imoiseer transacted. tike report of the
Warden's committee was called for
Tim written report was not ready, but
Reeve GolkIthorpe, chairman of the
committee, gave an ors' report, In
characteristic draisatie fashion. of
the doings wince the June session,
throwing mate inside 'telt on tie
proceedinles in connection with the
veetigation 01 the treasureee accounts.
GODERICH CHICKENS AT GURU
Mr. Thos. Bowler showed six of his
Orpington' at Guelpti winter fair and
took eve prism -first cock, ens has.
weed coekeeel, seemed and (hied
pullet. •
alf1UNCIIIS OF THE PACIFW"
of ink e.
Deily are publishing pictemeg
MIneakwho hag
chosen as " [UMW db• Paellie" fof
the New „Year's bond festival at
Pasatisal. California. Mies likeelis
le the daughter et Mr. Harvey Mader
et Loss Beach California. and greed -
diameter of Wit Mug Hinds of (lol-
leen*strest,..2.1.213111_ cleril.
tam is a cionith Mho Blacks vs,
etas's from some Ws It susund beau-
ties Dom mote 40 he State et
Oalfforsie. tr
LASAAN'TED POT
eipiesseeslitntbiit
VW* wee reference to the
lapotatoes ait the
Verand
telteimeemakdite
;;IS= bagtUffS :a
PERS° Aiol.
ii•ANIMMII•01
Mr. and Mrs. Jo* lerupaire Visited
in Atwood last week. -
Mr. and Mn. H. H. Behunmseher.
of Buffalo, spent the weeitmel at tits
home of Mrs. Thomas Young.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fritaley, of DM
trolt, were the guests laot •week of
/tr. and lire K. M. Stowe. East serest.
Mr. W. A. naunders, 01 Leiden.
spent .at week -end with tds mem*
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. fesunders, C,obourg
street. ' •.•
Mr. and Mrs. J.11.41'. Kernighazi, of
tbihnenn tennelliP. an Maytag at the
end of this month to live with their
IOU Money, who has purchased a
plate of six acres, with a commodious
residence, on Burnhanathorpe road,
about Ave sines from Toronto. Tbe
place Is convenient both to the city
and to Mr. Murray Hernighan's work.
WEATHER 18 MILDER
Rain recorded the past week was
.18 Inds, whereas for the correspond-
ing week .of last year .90 inch Int
registered. The temperature reeding/
hive coatinued moderately high. The
readings for thb year and last were
as follows:
1933 1992
31,a. Wm. Min.
Thurs., Nev. 110 ..Y2 86 0 ft
Fri., Dec. 1 41) 28 42 26
eat, Dee. III -39 27 46 41
Sun., Dec. 2 44 85 46 94
Mork., 43ec. 4 44 40 50 ;a
Toot, Dec. 5 47 so 42 U
Wed., Dec. I 40 30 46 36
MIGHT HAVE BEEN SINUOUS
- Whew she drone her ter into lite
riftch bo amid strtking I -Ram of
&roes drivel by ROO 'era. of
Coded& township.. to Saturday
aftercare% Vim. Mamie hatellfte Nar-
rowly escaped indose %juries, es Ike
oar tamed Illess time Were
waning ID *w. Sideliffe. in a
said theid*
peee (be team *tem it
Sera woe Benitaillee road
•IOW lariat ef hie irked sant theme
ho team and Mrs. Su.'fib *Mot
is doe eseitamme el the elemsolt
he did not know Sr*gill/a0e 04e0P0I-
86he mitteterebk sr ea the broke. /be
km MOO! terms the wet pavement
tato he Oka sad *item. it turned
weer seveifee times little damage was
deem thkeliffe suffered only
Wier imam The asseiaset was le-
sehilettele * Trot* Carer love-.
SONO
le 1
14.1.0110et
and'-edv
entalled,
theirlueet
MOW* If
ally &milt
admittemrs
higieressn*
Distetentmrtl
quested to mid
earlier than*
It is "
week we
r Commission
for Cemetery
Tema Council to Be /Liked to
five Early Consideration to
she-
otk
tire
lartiV110
TowN Hat
"the
withaereeillifilfilie
the town estileci
wood for Pale f14,
saus at 0.5 a*
"deLec*-ysteriblit
II* be
their money and at
he 12
rif orerP•ferniebigtike S'eltiet
order' shoal*
Y. P*
North streetY°Artinitel&
pfielineeedesit.11. 9"1.1114111Th-801.8611141.4
riee-graddiet
deparbneat),
second
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•Forster ; fourth
sessehlp),
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Pr : Mani*
oadstaat pktnitfle.
Miss Gladys
WSW= soils
twertrAltred-nnte*"..11111411-111‘1
pieadoebeen isipotraitedre
ea Frail last gi
taring ON* in
27, amg stealing
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ls te
tict=
lecheries
Ina *or
timit
Apalltre
ebonereat.
ulna tall.
sleep
Aegis* ite-
s Amos*:
r. Watts;
mil, fret
litheardrip
Moore;
`Ignothary),
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teiti-
egertery,
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the Proposal
The' movement for Improvement of
Maitland cemetery took definite form
et a public tuteelug held In MacKay
hall on Monday evening at which It
4!111* decided lo semi a deputntion to
town council at its next meeting
to ask nett body to consider the for-
inaUou of a cemetery commission. It
was felt that with the appolotment
of Meth ti body, vowel's/used to desk
with cemetery matters solely, pre-
en.** could more readily be made ln is *united by his wife and four
a program of Improvement and beau- children, Ernest H., of Toronto;
lineation of the cemetery. Ciarenve N., of Woodstock, and Verna
Dr, W. F. (billow wasappointed chair. K and Madeline E. at home. Three
mita and Mr. 41. J. A. etarDwan were- grandchildren also survive, as do a
brother and a sister. They are
Frank W., of Detrok, and Mrs Was.
Sproul, of Goderich. The remains
were brought to Ooderich and Rey. D.
J. Lane, minister of Knox Presbyter-
ian church, conducted the funeral 'or-
rice at the home of Mrs. Sproul on
Wednesday. A large number of mem-
bers of the Canadian Order of For-
feiters, of which deceased was a mem-
ber, were present at the service and
the pallbearers were chosen from the
lodge members. They were Wm. Car-
ter, Archie Hadden, David Sproul,
All.. Mael)enakl, Albert Baraer and
W. F. IL Pre*. The large number of
beautiful floral tribute., among whict
was an offering from Court Goderkt,
No. 32, C.O.F., were carried by mem-
ber* of the Order. Interment was in
Maitland censteggy.
In additistultraterierlativell of de-
ceased, the funeral rrice was at-
tended by sorrowing friends from
Toronto, Detroit, London. Woodstock,
New Hamburg, Zurich, Tavlstock,
Clinton. Auburn. Ripley arid Londe. -
bore.
MeDONAL0t-sCALVER
At the Vittoria street Unked derive
peasteelige at 6 lene on Seteeday, De -
*ember 2, Rev. F. W. Oraik *AM irk
marriage Was WWI Career, of Cue-
tesi„onit litz teen iteDonaid,
nes Were
OBITUARY
°HARLEM NELSON ARMSTRONG
Friends In Goderich of Charles Nel-
son Amnstrong, who was for forty
year* a reeldent of this town, were
shocked to bear of tge death In Brant-
ford General Hospital on Sunday.
Armstrong. who was In his Gety-61th
year, had beau in pout health for
some months and was removed from
his home In Woqdatock to the Brant- All the members were peeeste at the
ford hospital three weeks before his
death. He ear born in Hey townottip, regular "et"( /C. !V tows "NO
amxthasou of mtheme .lannte. Jaotihdn etrillson trot) noeavg and on2sitet'rldtaayx nigcoihtieekot dSd maw_
parents
iloaehrowedith thhi8e
years of age. As a young
-inawbeiciagn hetrAa.daee nineandsexton a.miitiand cemetery
manbe stittslooff ittue.QTLbitipi30 sillemarrevs.last report.*
Tbe
wee employed at the eloderich plan- iinenta in the
month
Ing mill for sixteen years. Twenty- 'n7`1'''.-0,rein-wnee-..
nine years ago he was naked in mar-
riage at Auburo to Carolfae Yungblut, The requet4the talt fair spars -
May Purchase • _
Another Woodlotb.
Councillors Not 'Satisfied with
Site Proposed for New
Watertoors*
:**f
limy for pay ol" the grant for
"nlintat ag an. iate lir' and lira' 1933 was -re/relit" beam names rota
Weser Yungblut, of that village. lie slime.
Lary of the meetlag, and the chair-
man 'mooed the proceedings' by ex.
leaning the objects of the meeting
aud setting forth the existing einem-
stencils with regard to the cemetery.
Both the chairmen and following
speakers gave credit to Mies L. Macpherson, not only for starting the pres-
ent movement, but for what she has
berseit already done towards, beauti-
fying the cemetery. The work of
tbe Woroen's Inetitute, which for the
Last few years has collected etude for
the care of formerly neglected plots,
ale° received doe notice and praise
from various speskers.
References were made to the dispo-
sition made by the town council of
the Robert MacKay bequest of 92,000
for the beautifying ot the cemetery.
This was used-"risbtly or wrongly,"
said the chat:map-in the purchase of
land to enlaege the cemetery, and Mr.
MacEwan thought that the town coun-
t/I should be asked to replace It by
handing over the amount to the pro-
posed commission to be used as the
tate Mr. MacKay had desired It to
used.
Something uneently moulted, the
chairman said. is h sew and With
water supply system. and la Om -II
mortuary and timed sheath* pre -
tided to avoid the Decoisity o imer
aerials.
A letter hes. 48 "issue utellitige
cumanstsoiva informed the eoundl Mit ,
certain Improvements• to eke MOM •.•
ouiereorip,orstem were niklef
vementa. Viet the
of. never's *ail from the
hobs, to the &Site of the tow5.
a new and largo water -Wear.
admit ruralist* .fer the ereetko of •
the latter on the' tOwn PilVert•T fit••
the rear of the lfr library belidinie
coenetikw 21 n thouget at
resWestiai . was motile/ prle ,
per piece in, to erect a watts.
tower. T were sandy ether ghee/ . • '
where it *eat more, properly 100 put, '
of tin towia hall.
He Nauseated the gamed at, ske rank
Councillm• Wee*.
&AMC
Crate. thought a
on one of .s y
the towe.
After boa* 11
the Matter was
of tee whole coundlL•
MacRae Bros.,
for* permit to *OS *
aloggeide the south pier,
and' rebtrUding the old
thriterinor Woema am**,
~I war 1
with the tame
saltaptebtill rental of 31
tbetowlar swore int
site 1. lefeetlibaulittail•Inn1e•b. P11116241'
fro10
tiom
411114
discussion 4
to cannattesi'
•
to
ved ens della? -wrosernity. He
ted sysapithised with Yr. Young, as
be thought any perste grab apart
of humanity should do, and ttke shock
4111 diseMpresos emel
boil for Ms dodo vital*"
mire. "I sever pat a straw ta the
sulker's way --I Aim every gaper,
every donnas* I bad into We kande"
besevesse
Zee* Meitiabb got
Ths lee* toast
grapb en tattooed was to draw Megan
Uo. to Use subsea of the late plestiag
IpOtelialt. These potatoes were
planted on August 7411. in the midst
a period of intense drought, and
groideaft no rata for 461* 5?.'ex weeks they were in the ground.
that the alteles, ..,• hoffiliter-WKie
dite Ballantyne took a hand for a
rabid. and declared, "You didn't do the
ealr thing. . You didn't have
your involirproper shape. You
*ma locked yeti door and went
away."
County Hays well called
IS and as to the clerk's
dimes that •committee had acted
eat ted that the com-
mittee was *1181n its rights.
oom
RCriticises
The only criticism of he report
from a member of the council was that
• of Reeve Hama* of Gederich town -
exceeded its e
ship, who el=re in going beck far -
the coramktee had
thee thee the tregInntee of 1938 in the
soffit. lie read the ukotIon pulsed at
the June maids to back up his argu-
ment. When fit was found to be
neremiry to WO farther back the
council eismaid have been retied to-
gether, he conlierleci, to give the re-
*
quired author*.
Reeve Elliott (Clinton) thought this
would have beet a queer sort of econ-
outy-to incur ale @epees*. 0!$400 or
WOO needlessly. Reeves Gamble *04Cardiff declared emphatically that, al-
though not expressly worded in the
June reedutinn, the nnderntandIng
eras that the committee should have
poorer to co back farther if necessary.
The import Adapted
Finally tbe re was declared car-
✓ ied without a ilivbrion, awl a motion
as Abase n and Gamble was
tarried, w Sal unanimity. ex -
PLAYERS AT BANQUET
On Friday evening last the oast of
the play "A Wild newer of the Hills"
and those who gave of their ameontl
the Huron Cs&
fornsatios were effectively arranged
wtth bouquets of chrysanthemums in
never baskets, tall pink and green
candles In silver holders and mists-
ture candle place favors. The color
'scheme was carried out in pastel
shades of pink, yellow and green. After
the repast short speeches were made
by ReV. F. W. (Nettie Mrs. J. E. hutch
and Mr. Jamee Redditt. The ban-
quet concludes the activities of the
Victoria Players for this year. The
play was; presented no fewer than
fifteen times.
CHECKING UP ON A CHEQU1K-
•
4Tharged with obtaining money by
false pretensen, John Dougary, on the
counesInt of Frank Tufford. was ar-
bees' on en -today of lest west and
confined to jail until Friday, 'then he
appc.tred 14•fore Magirstrata Reid In
Police Court.. Tufford aheged that
Dougary, In return for a loan 01$5.75, gave a cheque whieh was re-
turned from the bank marked "DO ac-
count." Mowery's. /story wen that the
95.75 wan a poker debt and that he
had written a cheque for it end naked
complainant to hold It, slaying he
would redeem R. Defence counsel,
Frank DonnellY, claimed that 11 Use
tnoney had been obtained on the
"Menet of the (theme his client would
be guilty, test It was pointed nut that
the Menem wan given the (by after
the dela wan Motored. Aceosted was
released on his own hall of $200 to ap-
pear In Court ne Friday. December 8.
but 'W&*,b eetleman, scatuns weeds.
man." The first aecident at the town
woodlot in Colborne township
carred os Monday, when Marshall
Bell received a weveve eat on his heed
91 11e
aalbg11L the way
slitit ex&
hand was badly gashed and a bone
and tendons in his left hand were
severed. Some diffieulty was exper-
ienced in getting medical ald and Use
victim was considerably weakened
from loss of blood before rectesing
Ste Re-elected in West Wawanosh
,,. .t'
Reeve ledliens.J. Ntewart was re-eleeted ReeVP of .Weot Wawenosh eo.
Monday wit11 a majority of 190 nver hist opponent, Theta Webster.
111 the MAI for ronterillews Thema Rmyth came to the front with a non
taking 56R vete", while the second men. John Meguillin, had 400. The othet
two 4 -mariners are reins' Aitchison and Albert Gammie, oho ran a title
rilre. Mtchistin being one Teo sheet, Mel to 3412 her GernaMe.
'rho rote by polling arohnlivisiona wax ae follow.:
TOR survis
Poll No. ' 1 2 n el 5 • Tot,:
Stews rt 1104 laR 411 os a a tai
Webster 44 20 44 TO TO It 271
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Maheity for Stewart it."' ,...190
FOR COUNCILLORS
ItIZMNe
Ase 112 a 66R
knitting favorably.
An average of twenty tom are re-
gularly employed at the woodlot, and
although work slackened off consid-
erably during the past week approxi-
mately 000 corde of wood have been
cut to date. The town authorities
are now beginning to consider the ad-
visability of the purchase of another
lot, as the end of pousIble cutting on
the present lot is approaching. Last
week's payroll or the wood -cutters
was 9126.
ways
Ike could **es •
dined to be kodent. sod yet
big to turn the youth eat hste the
world with no Mans to ga. Magistrate
Reid renweasa btur to eh until some -
An dotted 60.40e. after
BAPTIST TFA A/d) SALE
The Ladies' AI. of the Baptist
church conducted a oncemetal sale of
Coos of
might be gird to be relieved of the
duty of looking after the cemetery.
Others who took ,st
port in tbe
cash* Iree4w4i1A4a Minesess... --S. D.
C H. T. Edward", W. H. Robert-
A FILOURISHING LODGE
r trat ot ervarawraujawris, _A:t. 117 meeting of 0ourtamOotilischwrrieb.
Nee -411e. C.O.F. on Tuesday .vested
P. J. MacEwan. Mr. MacEwan statedrof BenmIller, No. 80. A large clam of
that the present water system would candidates was initiated and others
provide sufficient water if larger pipes are to "ride the goat" at a later date,
were put in. Officers for 1934 were elected as foe
Dr. Gallow, Mortars. II. J. A. Mac- lows: I.P.C.R., Ernest Breneuridge;
.i:Ica:k and .aftaannfln (0. 00gaturd117• illmer; li. T. Foiwart15.-..8._ D. Croft. _Ca. Jameg_liselepkek VSK., Frank
SANTA. CLAWS IS REAL
Exists In the Spirit et Chriatmes,
Says Rev, F. W. Craik
At the meeting of Central Home
and School Club on Wednenday after-
noon Rev. F. W. Ora* gave an in-
teresting addrees on "Santa Clause"
He traced the growth, from very early
days, of various customs and fentive
ties now annociated with Christman in
different countries. He smoke of the
oritietem stometimea made today of the
teaching of children about %Ma
Claw., some people staying that it is
deceetion and others fearing tbe dis-
illusionment that comes when chUd-
ren are older. There is no deception,
he said, for Santa Claus is but the
eymbol or the behoditnent of the spir-
it of love which permestes all true
Christmas festivities!, and where child-
ren are led to recognize title there need
tte no fear of the effects of di.illu-
sionment.
A charming duet, "Shepherds, Make
11fT yoor Drowny Sleep," ono sung by
Mro. I). J. Lane and Mrs. Alex. Smith.
Mina Bailie reported for the child
welfare commtttee that 1232 bottles
of milk had been served in the bust
month, and that nevem' ehildren had
been fitted out with much needed
ehotea and robbers through the lami-
naea of the Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.
D.E., who are aloe donating 1/5 to the
milk fund. A donation of 410 for the
Club's relief work was nenived from
a friend who eriebel her name to re-
main unknown A vote nf thanks
wao pease" to both them &mom
At the November meeting Mrs. F. R.
Reddiet and Miss Emilie Buchanan
had been chosen es per...Went and .5c -
rotary rspe.ctively, of Use Harm
(lounell ei woo met itehool Clubs.
Al the mooting on Weinesiday it was
announced to the gratilketIon a au
vitwaraw that they hod comented te ee
eel* tke positions.
-14. Tea siar'S•e lot file
"17161,--zwa19.-...Aftreltstesting&- tw '
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tediatip
'h.
as 00410 to
ants of the Mk Home on a- 1"s71511"s7151WW1 at a rental of 220 per moat%
for Use ket,g-erfillitor 44)
IIT4tpsolefitilet each Fettr:)
Cis 8 e.
it
supervieloa. of the tourist camp on a
fifty-fifty basis. Le., half of the re-
ceipts to go to them and Imp to the
town. They naked that 111112111111 for
170 bourn' labor spent on the 'ernes
be paid in full, stating that eiley had
444° ekeeeoesemitil.
Mrs. S. 1). Cron. 311s.4 Law Croft and arrange tor ptitation to
lir,. Robert %vim°, browse a 18. town council and ask that bale fe t);Irlee°r;:ltj.W.TH. G. Arbour; /4.11:,
fancy work, Mime« Ar10 Oidese consider the formation of ,•,1111111e- E. L. Cornish; JAL Wm. Symondo;
tha
ton and Beatrice Ca in charge 81°U. truntees; J. W. Bell, Jan. A. Wilnon
of the randy counter entit litre H. R. Votes of thanks were tendensl to and A. Madden; auditors, T. Drennan
GMT, Mrs C. Pennliglem au& Mrs. Miss Macpherson and the WomenZ In- and A. Hadden. After the regular
Wm. Proctor preeldinglitege the tempt- ntitute for the good work they have routine of business the hunt degree
ing array of homemade heldng. Pat- done In connection with the cemetery.
rocs of the afternoon ass. width was Mies Maephereon, It was 'dated, -has
served by Mrs. Geo. Jobnaton and been engaged in the stinnowletut task
Mrs C. H. Humber. tiers welcomed of tracing up all individuals who have
by Mie.. (Rev.) W. T. Wiliat mad Mn. a relatiee burled at Maitland, In
Alex. 0*51do. A 970 was order to enlist their co-operation, so
taken In -- - - * ihr possble, in the present move-
mt.
Reeaseses 43 Elr elb 56 9111 If lir
Itayth, hiegenie, Alerldann seed fiankasir sleeted.
iss Jaime.", 918. should be 1044
in Ore overdo& waft the esthete ef
NIP Pupil. 1.16114 hp shis to attest
0
The Woman's A of Needs
street United cburch rit their meet -
Ing on Thursday Isst,,etectod *dicers
for 1934 as follows rresident, Mrs.
Robt. Johnston; first vim -president,
Mrs. R. Mathieson Mead vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. W. WIlena; third vice-
president. Mrs. H. T. Ilklwards: @sec-
retary, Mrs. W. Infers; assistant
secretaey, Mrs. A. L. Ode; correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. NO. Mathieson;
treasurer, Mrs. J. R.'Wbeeler; ear -
some. committee, itra W. Prittheon,
Mro. L 13. Crook audit*. E. C. Rob-
ertwon; ,biting ementittes. Mrs. Om.
Ootiltl, 1114. 3. Whitely, mee. G. T.
Watts, lire. C. If itabortso.
the different ecimmittees in eonnec
tion with the banner lade their re-
ports at this meeting : the total &mult
rased wan found to he ammo,
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MAC(ILLIVRAir
MIXISSION BAND
,r1.0011
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etel••z.,
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A debigbtful prorrail prepared by
the MacGillivrey Allarion Band of
Knox church vrao inesetrieni In the
Meters room of the astray on Beebe-
dey alloration before 6 Mega lotoneere.
Miss Ann MacDonald, possident of the
Band. was hi charge. The gusset
smoker, Mrs. Mstbewo, widow a the
late Rev. Arthur Mathews, teed of In-
teresting incidenta neat occurred dar-
ing rho aewarbeen years die moot with
her huaband sarong Ores ladling
of Manitoba. IllbernIteastiike elimieps
a Indian bandlcra wet* exhibited
by the •preekar.
The ctildrele. preemie we's se fol-
lows': Plano onto lriorwr;
cleat onto by ut'le worth. dee
galano arronapaninwett Setter played by
Ora* Johonten; 1411nriaan
Sloe by Moe i» 6 dhow's. by
Heen and W[Merrill., Clarinet': sja.
Wein try Me ilitte a fanny a
hems: recitation" helmet, istartton.
Margaret Tahoe. OMIS
ussitnzovaiss.opimr lLsossaid
awe esin
eluding esissetten eheellet by ths
Bent
JUNIOR BAZAAR AT ST. GEORGE'S
The parish hall of est. Georges
church was prettily decorated on Sat-
urday afternoon on the occasion of the
annual bazaar hold under the arespicee
of the Jtutkrr W.A. wad the Chubb
lloys' League. The affair wan well
patronized and the fancy work. candy,
homemade bilking and other tidiest
dill 41 splendid butsineste during the
afternoon. The various departments
were presided over ae follow.:
Candy. Med...line ilekers and Rem
Bowen; Mb pond, Gwen. Juck end
Helm homemade baking,
Mine Violet 'Payee. a.. -.l Medeline lin-
ker; fancy work, Mien Hertha craw -
ford and Nora Juck eountry 'store,
Mem. 11. Palmer, Mrs. A. F. Sthnly
and the boys, of the Leave. Afternoon
tee Wee !Nerved. the tearoom being in
charge of Mrs. 0. W. Holman end Mew
I. Brocklehnnk, who were n,leted by
the ferle of the Junior W. A
SENTENCE INCREASED
Vitt•cliraipmpplemirtintweieltillie
ind- peril- -oonimtassr.-•
-
Messrs. Carey, Kidd & 00.
netted an estimate of $5,131 for a
15-10. vitrified pipe sewer on MeDen-
aid street. Of the amount stated,
92,298 represented labor on whkit the
wist exemplified with sandwiches.. cake Government grant would apply.
and coffee. - An agreement W !I "ermined try the
C.N.R. for the placing of a 9 -in. drain-
age pipe under the railway trarkst on
Maitland road at Angle:tea !street. A
motion was panned for the Mean( of
tkis agreement.
Committee Reverie
- Therfinance ennrmIttee recommended
payment of the grant of $500 to the
Alexandra honesital board.
The special committee reported that
twenty-three men were employed cut-
ting wood in the bush recently tele-
chaned by the town, and recommended
that the purchase of another wood -
lot be considered. To supply wood
for immediate requirements a num-
ber of cord's had been hauled into the
town. hall yard by teams, anti on ae-
mutt t a weather and road condiOthe
(Continued on page 8)
TWO WW1 LIFE -MEMBERS
Mrs. S. ABM sad Mrs. T. Tabb Hem
tired by W.M.S. of Victoria Church
The annual metle& of the W.M.B._
of Victoria street United Church was
held In the nchoolocom of the church
on Monday afternoon, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Byron Wilson. presiding.
The meeting opened with devotion-
al exercisers, prnyer being offered hy
Rev. F. W. Craik. Mre. Geo. Itorelder
reed the devotional leaflet, "The Touch
of Jesus' Iland." The Christmas Bible
reading was taken from St. Matthew
2 :1-18.
Mrs. B. Wilson in a few well-chosen
word* expresned appreciation of the
efforts of the members throughout the
year. Life-memberehip certificates.
were then presented to Mrs. 14. Alan
nod /Ire. T. Taht, in recognition of
their years ef faithful 'service. The
recipients • responded briefly -and
pledged thmselves, to continue their
service In the Society.
Report. were preoented by Mrst. C.
Young, tretortirer; Mrs'. R. Poetele-
thwafte, secretary, end Mrs. T. Tab,
mite box treastirer.
The election of offieers then took
place, the following being appointed
ter 1934: President, Mro. It. Wiloon;
14 rib -president, Mr.. R. Phillips;
2,e1 viee-president, We. 8 Alli: re-
cording oecretary, Mrs. R. Poeteleth-
grate; corresponding secretary, Mre.
(leo. Babbler t renewer. Itt.. C.
Young; secretary of Christian stew-
ardship, lira. J1.Mew; finance pour:ra-
te', Ifre. B. Willson, Mrs. Cralk, Mr..
1'. ?ebb, Mrs. C. Young and Mrs.
Pootelethweite; Ointment' ercretary,
lir.'. 0. Sonley aneoctate helpers'
secretary, Mine Mayne; Baby Band
rseerriery, Mrs. H. !Sanderson; temp-
era nee Retorts ry, Mrs. R. Phillip.;
Missionary Monthly ebretary, Mrs.
G. Babbler; • aweistant Missionaty
Monthly secretary. Mime Hayes; UV
eratere aecretary, Mrs. R. THUM;
Two Veen Less One Dat in Reforms -
tory for Former C,ountj Treasurer
At Oternosie Hall on Monday judg-
ment was given on the appeal by the
Atterrney-0etteral agalnot the 'sen-
tence of one year determinate and six
moder' indeterm Ina te Impolite' by
)(arbitrate Reid upon Gordon Young,
former treasurer of Ithron, for theft
of county wooers. The Crown .eked
for a penitentiary term for the de-
faulting treasurer. The sentenee WAS
varied by the Court of Appeal to two
yeers, Imo one day, In the Reforma-
tory.
Chief Justice Sir William Makok,
In delivering judgment, mid AO lin-
dewiest.* situation" hal been created presto secretary, Mrs. r. W. Ora*:
he the legielatere 14 aikrelult Pollee pianists, Mrs. -H. Sanderson, Wray,.
ma Matra M, 'intro !nod 81 the law. to W. en*.
Ilit. ' VIM Joastartsior mess outwits ,amidentii raperlseorevalied
se" egesee. lie hokik eloosald he takes oat 41M, fusittes SIM member'
*fore the 00111141 Iet*. a mos of Society ors looking forward to en
Wool triturate othet year ei semeasselsi kalifs
CHURCH NOTES
The Blotted eh- nrcit services met
Wunder wilt be 11mile-t04- by the -poo
tor, Rev. W. T. Bunt. The sernion
subjeeto be: 11 a.m., "Peter.
line TeStell aol Honored ;" 1 pm.,
"The Sln ot Sins., or Excuses, Re-
moved." Itilie echool at 10 a.m.
Rev. Y. W. Crab will conduct the
morning Retries, at Victoria street
United church next Suoday, his errs
mon eubjeet being "Standing in the
Need of Prayer" At the evening ser-
vice Rev. F. W. Story. formerly a
mbisionary in Routh America, will
give the addree.
The evening auxiliary of Nortb
'street 'United chnrch will hold its b-
oiler monthly meeting on Twain,
evening, December 12111, at the home
of Mrs. Robert 'oblates, Waterloo
atreet. Miss McNaughton wet take
the Ontly book. A full attendance a
the members, in boneested.
npeciol services be the Ralvatios
Army on Huntley nxt. at 11 alb. and
7 p.m., will he condoeted by an 014
floderich offirer, Adjutant Fred Bow-
ers, who has spent beers' rears cm
the Geed (losot of Ab)e.. Adjutaat
Rower* will give • talk on his tele
Amery work la as after-cburch meet.
Tiet ih-the Victoria street ehnrels Mem
ozaiVisioV,.&est letflekee'
sdi
Tuesday even's& at 8 anew*. at the
boss et te. Seism servoleet street
,ffielt=tre:4testeginetes