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tk ttttttl wtdnmitf mftjtf 193 se 4ft ejmkir rvv 3auedohjd0llnxdjkokdksl buy eat value not just coal f and that means old companys anthracite it contains more heat units because its a harder more concentrated anthracite ask for it by name modern anthracite burning squifmbnt j b mackenzie son coal and lumber phone 33 georgetown old companys anthracite pennsyl vanta anthracite coal mjrmjnimjitjnj county wabdkns archives of oaledon township le- veal the fact that in 80 yaara only s3 men have occupied the rcevea chair in this township wta atone was the townships first reeve and held the position only for the year 1850 john richardson his successor held the position for seven years a record only equalled by alex maclaren who was reeve also for seven years for a period of ten years at the turn of the century jeeves were not members of county council a special commission conducting county affairs reeves with the dates they held office are i860 win stone 165156 jqhn richardson 1867 isaac fal coner 1858 john richardson 1859- 60 w w walker 1861 joseph wright 1862 w w walker 1863 tom russell 1864 thos han ton 1865 tom russell 1806 richard al len 1867 tom russell 1b68c8 alex maolaren 1870w isaac har ris 187376 h- bracken 187780 dave mckinnon 188184 alex maclaren 188567 geo atkinson 1888 a mac laren 1888 george atkinson lw wm stubbs 180195 r b henry 1898 john t scotgfrl89798 jas l- meek 18b0 ed jslus 19001 w h mckinnon 1903 tnos mccartney 190306 hugh henderson 1006 w j umebeer 190708 the wilson 1909- 11 j a mcbrlde 101313 w umebeer 191415 thos qulnn 1916- 17 w j umebeer 191819 sam kan- nawln 1920 thos smith 182122 thos qulnn 193335 jas p mac- donald 162639 w j wilson 1930- 31 john willis 1933 w j mcklnlcy 193334 john willis 193536 jas f macdonald 1937 sam kanniwsn 193839 a d mcbrlde of these 32 men eight have served as wardens of peel county they were alex maclaren george atkin son h bracken r b henry ed eii it j a mcbrlde w j ltmebcer and john willis the present reeve mcbrlde has announced his candidature for 1939 during the ttmy a county commis sion was in vogue robert johnsion a commissioner for this township also occupied the wardens chair jubqmfitjak just as the bells ring in the ooanlng w just as their vibrant tones spread out so clear my thpughts wend back to all the far- gone days the sorrows and the joys thus as i gaae my eyes are filled with tears but here and now for all the coming year i make uv more kindness to the lonely for they need to be sought out here in this world where greed has so much worship therefore may i find r each lonely heart and if i may be und oh i let me seem to give not bat re ceive i would be grateful this way to de ceived let klndnwa be the sincere heart of me then peace will come spontaneous and free of all the kindly wishes old and new having compared their merits with dlspasslon a happy heart is what i wish for you for well i know tmriu peer be out of fashion your local agent knows the answers to your travel problems plan your next trip typical low fares by motor coach buffalo muultimobe 319 ckevxund ouuugusta sj2j0 naufs and infotmation at w h long hume 89 geoftvlown gray coach lines f j h whamott elected worshipful master officers elected for 1939 by the mil ton st clair masonic lodge are wor master j h wllmott senior warden h philip junior warden d hart e chaplain wor bro canon naltill treasurer w b clements secrrary r m clements senior deacon h vl merrltt junior deacon j e whltelock director of ceremomer wor bro g oalbralth senior stew ard s featheraton junior stem r j o p thompson inner guard r c omnbigham tyler l walker installation was conducted by j c cunningham a s wllmott m s sproat r carman gmtcliffe j ttjrnon in piano and theory vocal coacblng fttooto at albert ano futflab ptkne 13s the ready answer a bus was crossing oer weslniln ter bridge london one of the pas sengers an american gazed out of the lndow at the thames with greal scorn sty bo he said to the conductor whats that little stream oer the with well feifmed concern the con ductor answered wei darn it the radiator must icik n again miss l waldie dies at home well known for her interest in wel fare and various women s organiza tions miss lllue waldie died tues day morning dec 27th at her home 48 castle frank road toronto fol lowing a brief illness from a heart condition miss waldie was the daughter of the late john waldie a former mj for halton- county aad mrs waldie bort in burlington she receva her education at miss duponts pr ate school toronto for many ears glenhurst one of rosedales historic homesteads was the home of the waldie family miss waldie was active in the se veral women s organisations o andrew s presbyterian church king and simcoc streets a member of the musical club and the iojxe she uas keenly interested in the work of the boys home eoorge street und other welfare societies surviving are three sisters mrs c a temple mrs godfrey spragge and mrs r c h cassette and one bro ther robert waldie baujnafad too late for last issue miss edith waddell of portland me was a christmas visitor with her sis ter mrs b vannatter mr and mrs e price and family of dixie spent the holiday week end it mr f w shortlus mr and mrs w allen of bramp ton spent christmas day with mrs e swlndlehurst and family mr and afrs gordon altken ot ospringe a ere christmas visitors at the manse the mission band held their an nual meeting in the church at the close of the business part games uere played and candy was served to the children mrs root mcenery will continue as leader with mrs a keut- ner as assistant the december meeting of the mis sion circle was held at the manse the devotional exercises were taken by margaret sinclair and joanna shortul the following are the offi cers elected for 1939 presidents muriel crossman vicepresident alma mcenery treasurer florence sinclair organist alma mcenery recording secretary norlne mc- kechnie cor secretary joanna shortul supply secretary annie snow temperance 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