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els WMWG mm t us show you 3:“! Goodyear ’CIOfS .md. VERI'LAM CI-3.\IE'E‘ERY C0. The Annual Meeting of the Plot Owneis of Veiulam Cemetery 00., will he held in the Council Chambei, Town hall. Monday,Janua1y 18th at 230 p...m 1937. when the work of the Company will be reviewed, and a new Board of Directors elected for 1937. Every person interested in this Cem- etery and its work is invited to attend. Devztt .................. . .......... :2: 9‘2. 3:} 70 97 Fulton ............................ 67 116 58 33 75 Hex-ron ............................ 55 76 80 52 ' 97 -L1 2: kin. ............................ 70 7 » .106 64 60 Logan .............................. 114 152 81 64 97 The polling sub-divisions were, No 1 Dunsford. No. 9 Re Bt‘thel, No. 4 Lamb's School, No. 5 Inoranq’c 5’ No 6 Devitts Reeve Martin Mitchell Tiers 252:5 1' cowmgz- relief using electric light be allcwex'S 1.00 pa: may}; in addition to regula- relic: Moved by J. C. Murphy sec by H. J. Murphy that we advertise for appli - ations for municipal clerkâ€"tram, and secretary of the electric light commis- sicn. Salary and hours same :1: m» 1’01! ers to this list will rec-cit. as pessibie their share- of The clerk was instruafi Muncipal world and inqun sary for bV-hav; tn hm mn- to we: scribe The different chosen and are a H. J. Murphy and Ontario Municipal Associati membership for the municipal soliciting subscriptions for 19:3 Moved by H. J. Murphy sec SCOtt that the above con-expo be received and fyied, replies necessary and deait with as in previous. Carried. municipality to nspectors to .er Cn 0N GUARANTEED INVESTMENT RECEIPTS ) __ inomas, B. of H. 82.00; County of- fice supply 0. 11.96; Bell Telephone Co. $5.75; County Treas., $132 70; Pay sheet No. 2, $906.40; M. Thur- ston printing 816.00 Communications received from C. Clerk re residence of Mrs. Gilgoure in municipality. Department of Agriculture re ap- pointing of weed inspector. Department of Public Welfare re government assuming full col: of old age pensions and mothers allowances and discontinuing of municipality shar ing- income tax. H. J. Murphy, J Scott and Geo. W. ken their declarat Opened with rea< last Teguklr held counts. be passed Johnson’s Dairy Dairy. $8.15: Man ON DEPOSITS The Vietoria Trust and Savings Eolpany Council met With reeve De Volume 1i c ulcctricaE mu VILLAaE mum )V VJ . .aw ip for the municipal world subscriptions for 1037 p.c. re DeVltt pr esid rphy, J. c_ vng lfn are as £110 passed and. : butcher Shp, $12.00; Shop, 89. 00; VVO0H.11 d», I..5c; does a ic commiss- .-Thutston coal. $1.20: _ v. . uullllbUIl, navmg ta- aration of office council reading of minutes of eld December 29th 19:16 I of Dr. Sc0:t and H. J. adopted as read. CL seconded by anuary ‘- 193' ‘7 n Murphy sec by at the following whole ccunci]. v Scatt second-ed by t rssidcâ€"nts wishing Lmicipaiity will sub- Iis. to 'L-e maintain- the office. sub-gari‘n- pursuant committees were follows. Financeâ€"â€" Dr. Scott. Streetsâ€"â€" I. Fire. Water and {an and J. C. Murâ€" umn‘ ? JOhnson, hav VOTE: IN VERI'L I‘phy sec by Dr. correspondence 1, replies where Association re W. FLAVELLE President HJ. Lytle, T. H. Stinson. K.C.. M.P., Viceâ€"Pres, J, B. Begg, Wesley Walden, Canon C. H. Marsh. H. J- McLaughlin, C. E. Weeks. C. E. WEEKS, NEWTON SMALE, Manager, Lindsay. Asst. Manager. ASSETS $8,922,828.00 CAPITAL RESERVE Si,695,00.00 A Complete Trust Service at Your Disposal Includingâ€" EXECUTOR AND ADMIN KSTRATOR FINANCIAL AGENTS A DEPOSLTORY FOR TRUST FUNDS A PLACE T0 INVEST YOUR SAVINGS Where safety is the first consideration â€"DI'RECTORSâ€"-â€" paid. 'd to write '8 if neces- :cd by the do trqublc re andvurfic- C to statute ling, councilm- BIul-phy’ Dr. founty of- TelephOng John- 1' MM- -EX ECUTORS and TRUSTEESâ€" farily years :1 m 1'90. ac- SHIT “t salarv of 860.00. Applications (ceix ved 1v clmk to me: on Januarv 5th. 19‘17. present. Also advertise for consfnble applications to state 5211‘1 1v. Ap'v.lic-- ations t0 be received up to noon J9 '111- ua1y 25:11 1937. Movec b? .7 ‘2" .41 .‘1at we advertise 101' ' mam-mo:- 111 m..- s\ iJOb‘ cayg‘eon Independent fcr assessm- for em: “Hullo Hen'ry, What’s happen ed you do look queer.” Hem-y: “Nothing much,Z except that I happened to leave a pot of varnish (,n the kitchen table and the missus happened to ‘2‘.”- UK“ (-19 pudding. makmg: a The funeral service wzv heid frcm 10th, Interment taking place at Ver- ulam Cemetery. In Bobcayg'eon on 8th 1937. Sarah Kel of 312'. Robert EHEO‘ year. IN GOD’S (TA RE A \cu‘ delightful lunch “as then 5'92 .‘ezl and the inceting' closed by re- peating the Mizpah Benediction. Clarence Coxh, to arang‘e for irans- portation far all those who card to attend. After the E9 ng‘thv bUIiness szssion “as completed and the evening beinw social evening, Miss Cora Hill then toox chaxoe. and manv cnjova (1‘31: games “ere indulged in by the max..- bers. Ajvi BY POLL I: was; $1159 decider' that this suc- iet; attend the Young Peoples 19.113751 Camhiidgn St. United Chmch .111 u- say on Thursday evening. This matte;- “as left to Vernon Thurstcz: and n motion council adjourned The} egula: m 'Chul'ch Young } 'held on .‘Jondav Schyol 100m of 1 The mee Lin? 0! {Schcol room of the church. ‘ The meeting opened bV' singinrr hy- imn 22.3, folowzd by prayer by Mr ‘Leach and Lords mavei in Unison The histmy oi the Bible was read by Miss. Thelma Rick and this. was followed by :1 talk on social activities by Mr Verncn Thurston. The 1011 call wan then tukzn 1~V sag-i1 n1 :111ber friving a canon: event. The minutes 01" last meetinw were read and adon ted. after a change in a motion. Uni? ed Young Peopée » (N m Held Meetings g P 83. fi®fifiw§3 mily resident GEO. W. TAYLOR )cayg'eon on Friday January . Sarah Kelly, hoI-nrer! wife {Oberi Elliott, it: nor ”9 m? Dâ€" Young People’s Monday night. in 103 ~\MMVԤ mw eating of the United e. on Suruhy Ias Sec.- Treas 60 Smiety was the Sunday Total 5,06 291 "99.) 6 O. .z. ily. days. In silence she suffered, in patience she bore. é’fim Till God called he1 home to suffer no more Sadly missed by husband. and fam- REYNARDâ€"In loving me: dtear wife and mother w away Jan 17th 1936. Upright and just in all her Faithful and true to the e {ESâ€"4H. J. M toi’). “ up A). .I‘l EGC‘O. W'. (m fixiich. p0 DEPC. H. P: The locals were wiihout the serVices ‘of Ernie Kelso, who would have been a {mod man on this ice. The‘locals line-up was as follows. Goal, Junkin, Defence, Kellett, Wright and McCullum; Center, L Wright, Wings, P. Nichols, J. Ken- nedy, subs, Carty E. Nichols, and A. Nichois. 1h “3 game 'x'as handled by Reescr of Markham, with only two penalties being handed out. f It wasn’t hockey, more like a game lof Water polo, as there was about an ginch of water on the ice when the egame started. ; The first period ended by a score of 31-2 for Bobcaygeon and if the period had of lasted another half second l‘longer'. it would have been 2-0, as the lccals scored just as the gong sounded. The small number of fané present go: the most kick out of watching the players get up after a fall, they sure didn’t lose any time, as it was just about the same as falling in the can-‘11.} In the second period, the Ports ran in 2 quick goals, the visitors getting one to tie it up. In the third period the Ports got 2 and the visitors 1, the game ending ,I q ; .-. «3-215 <11'I':-r«’-d titan: Hist «10- 1ent 0f the season, in Port Perry on Friday night, when the Port Po) V team wz lked off the ice with low» end of 1'. 4- 3 scme. The annual meeting of the Veru- glam Agricultural Society, will be held 1 I ‘in the council chamber. Bobcayg‘eon i V - . ;on harm-(lay, January 16th, 19:37 at ' .30 p..m Theie will be the election of ()lficeis and all matters pertaining to the wetif-c .1e of the Scciety \\ ill be' (lea lth 1v .Eve1y membei is leques' or! to be t111980111 ln Llc school report in last weeks issue Aiiss Lois Bottum’s name was onltted. The correct standing- is as follows. The report should have read for Jr. and S1. l\"â€"â€"Mary EC-ttum. Lois Bot- tum. Aileen Scott, Fred Devitt, Gerald Murphy, Bill Hill, Rod. Robinson an'Q‘zLCt “Eight and Garnet Reyâ€" ANN ['AL MEETING -\ CORRECT} BOBCAYGEON, ONTARIO. CANADA, THURSDAYJANUARY BOBCAYGEON VOTE The following is 11m rew: the village clecticrzs "l‘cr (-3 Dr. R. G. Scott El. J. Mul'phv J. 3. l‘lluiphx ......................... Geo. W. Johnson ..................... ....................... ................. NO'I‘LCE XE’PCK‘ XTEONS ~WELL BE RECEIV- i3?) BY THE ENDCRSIGNED {7? T0 -{U‘ON JANLARV 23th 1937. FOR VICEPAL (‘I .....-lh}“s¢ AND SF1‘.(RET.»XRY '1 P. ZXS. ()l‘ ELECT. LiHHT (‘C‘MIX'USSEON. S;“E.XR11£;'. -13.")HOEEESSAFXEE‘J AS -XT PRE- SENT. 730. W. Johns ich. Pearson . H. Pardy . A. Nisbett . .301? {(03573 ..... E, APPLICA- 3'! \T J “ALARY. E‘UR ASSE (,‘I3â€"AT SALARY 3‘ V30. 00 lN MEMQRIAM Mr. Henry McNeily has returned his position as druggist with Mr. E. Wooilgu‘d. u and mother who passed â€"In loving memory of a iND MIDLAND COUN'TIYES HERALI RON all her ways, .3. the qnd of her £1. 8. MOORE Viiluge (,‘ler! 3 i'e"i:“d poll in {‘01- ccuncil. ONTARIO ARCHIVES HN; I»; O‘C‘h') H“â€" L. \- VI. 1|. Those that did not skate were out walking and by the number of cam- era that we saw, the Kodak Co. would do a very good business. But still many are hankering for snow so they can bring: out the skis and skim at breath taking speed over the frozen mass of snow and ice Those that did not want to. play hockey, skated for miles up and down the lake, and what a pretty picture, young couples, arm-in-arm youthfully striding over this frozen mass of ice. Girls with every loud coloured costumes, with long scarves trailing behind , was very attractive Those that did not skate were out walking and by the number of cam-j era that we saw, the Kodak Co.1 A cold snap, without snow was very" much, lwelcomed by over 100 enthusiastic skaters here yester- day when the marsh was a sheet of glare ice, anw dit no snow was something new for January, and thus local people took advantage of this Many of the boys played shinny all afternoon, and did they ever but mind you if they were asked to fill their mothers woodbox there? would be a rebellion. ' Tramp (’60 the park-keeper): “You re sure that paint Will be dry by ten want to turn in early tonight.” SKATERS ENW 53E 9N MARSEfi A delightful lunch was served and at this period’Mr. Albert Carty and Mr. Harvey Walker favored all with several cowbcy songs. A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. Minns for the LISe of his act- tag'e. ’i'ul floor lamp. Round am square dancing; was enâ€" ioyed'. Mr. Bruce Kennedy and Albert Cart}? supplying music for the square dances, while radio music proved very pleasing for those wishing to round dance. ' The opening: of the presents by Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan then followed“ and they thanked all their friends for their kindness. The couple received many beautiful presents, a beautiful siiwr casserole from Mr. and Mrs. Poole. and the boys with Whom Mr. Mulljg'an works, gave him a beauti- g? WQWER GIVEN FER § ~ 5.88M CflUPlE Next was many years later, this part was taken by Mr. G: orge Weib and Miss Cora Hill acting as grand- mother and glandfather anal they 1-0- fened to icvs and also sonows as they appioached their Diamond Jubile aithough mandads 199‘s “me 122””) :haky and : bigr hump in :212mumarm Lack. the two claimed they Would if the Lord allowed. last a few years .Vet, and made their “my very unâ€" 21:23in L‘ack ui) stairs. 1)11"011_\ 1‘0110v ed and representing several ye azs later, Mr. and M15 Harold Tiers of this Village appeared can'ying three large mamma (1:115 “1112111112110 3 terribe 11015 :9. th€se three dolls 1911193011th the \‘01111 T0512 0f the family, and this cou 1116, spilling- t1te1'1 worzi-es, of manv seam mal- 1'i'cd, and the fathel, appmenth' was having a terrible time bushing the halnes. LU‘LQLCUUAHU mus 1;;1' abruptly ended when :1 ti‘llllll? clatter was heard naming- (icwn the 1011;" vindi11:; :taih and looking; up “a saw 11 but “as to b: :1 mock “Guiding. the bride and groom making their way down the stairs, to strains of :1 wedding 11 niched played bv Mis s Evelyn Elliott on the piano. 'lhe b1ide and graam the part taken by Mr. and Mrs John Campbell of this village) came to the gentre of‘the room and! stopped and tamed to each other. liket wo young pigeons, finally; deciding» they would not he married here but in some more remote p.ace. “as :17: Ideal place for the party. During- thc early evgnina' thé {meats enjsyed themselves at bridge five hundred and euchre, but the m-og‘xamme thus far abruptly ended 1 n ,9- ICE On Monday evening given frr Mr. and Mr 5 of this village when i joxed themselves to the beautiful momx 1“. S.l\1inns a 3an 237 ,1 Bob *9 veeon. . The pmty was auanged by Mr. C. H. Izolc Plop. of Kawa 1tha Gar- age and employer of 311-. I‘duiligan The beautiful cottag; situated on a. hilLOp mar-looking: Lhe 'shimmcr- TORONTO a u. w; I") f? ringkingg‘ Lhe shimmer- ace of Sturg'reon Lake, place for the party. '3 early evgnina' the. J themselves at bridge 7a. a sh mower was ..A E. Mulligan :tj. guests en- hig‘hest in cottaye of D1'. rncz' 1'59 ide- of 5:7 t1 with L. B. Shorey, skip of and M. Thurston, skip of 1 said no. The Peterboro club has called these games on for Friday and two rinks from this club will be there The mans Ontario Tankard was to haVe been played on Monday, but weather ccnditions over the weekend said no. The. Peterbnrn nlnk I.“ Munâ€"1 A letter was received‘ from the Lakfield Club, inviting this club to ‘enter into a cup competition, as the Keen club cannot attend. The secre- tary of the local club was instructed to write the Lakefield club, stating- that the local club would be glad to compete. An invitation from the Peterboro club was accepted and seven mixed rinks 20 to Peterboro on Saturday evening: In arranging); to set the date for the open Men’s Bonspiel (femine ‘Irinks can enter if they wish) the club ‘had to ponder many minutes over the date and it was decided that they would hold their spiel on Tuesday January 19th providing: Peterboro were not heldinp; theirs on that date. But it was later found out that this was so and the local spiel was setl for Thursday January let, and the! usual large. entry is expected. I 2m open mixed bons piel has nevel been tackled bv the local curling clubs before, but “e feel it will be of great success. The Bobcaygeon Curling Club plan two monster Bonspiels this year their annual open bonspiel and an open mixed bcnspiel. on requeSt by many clubs of the iadios tankard. A meeting of the Bolbcaygeon cur- ling- club was held in the Rink on Monday evening, to attend to several busing.“ matters which has recently came up. goal that won the game was accident- ly scmed b3 lunkin on l1im~=elf ".hen the puck glanced up in the rafters, out of sight, and all players were look- ing" around for the puck and just as iupkin z-tepped rut of his n-; the puck fell and struck Junkin’s gloved hand and bounced into the net this goal put Cannington one in the lead. The goal getters of the game were fox ' (Tannington Raim', 5,3 Pearcall.” ., fer B be? ygcon I Nichols, J. W right, In. _ ichols, and P. Nichols. Lil-CAL (‘lfRLERS (20 TU PETER- BORO SAT ['RIMLY NIGHTâ€" MIXED OPEN BONSI’IEL TO BE HELD AFTER LADIES TANK- ARDâ€"ACCEI’TS INVITATION TO GO TO LAKEI’IELD TANK- ARD IN E’EI‘ERBORO FRIDAY. The play was very close checked and neither team being able t1; open up only {it brief intervals. But was at all times excitingk The hard-luck goal and maybe thé éLOCALS LOSE ’I‘U BETTER TEAM { ON NIGHTS PLAYâ€"FLUKE } my IS BREAKING POINT IN ‘ u oi.Zâ€"JLI\I\'IN GREAT It was the beautiful way in which Junkin, goalie in the local nets: hand- led the deadly shots that the score “as not much 'lalv‘ne mféNlNETONJAKE é 333322va 5-4 ESTABLISHED 1869. Subscription $1.00 ir spiel on Tuesday FOR SALEâ€"Dry providing: Peterboro wood, also Whifp IfiFéUARY Z"? «'ill be there ’ 0f ‘cne rink of the other. mm«~r~..m,_.‘__...;_ Wreaths, Sprays, wedding boquets, cut flowers etc. Prompt Sermice. Woaflards Drug Store UNITED CIGAR STORE wood, also White Birch G. Smith, Drawer, six, or phone 32- r 12 penses. .“ munr.1u~1‘-ea11inrr steer, Herford on to the premises of Nelson Alldred, Owner can have same by paying ex- STRA BEDâ€"Yearling FOR SALE-One Ford in good conditicn... Apply Wane n. annAKUâ€"Three year-olds with holes punched in each year. Finder please write Alex Tate, R. R. 2 Pet- erboroug'h. FOR SALEâ€"Gray and warm. For sale home of J. L. Beatt \JJJIJ1UE FOR SALEâ€"In BC geonâ€"Fm- particulars apply to M. Sheehan. COTTAGE FOR SALEâ€"1 The year 1937 opened with no ir- ternational treaty in force to check a naval armaments race. The V‘fash- ington treaty of 1922 and the Inndon naval treaty of 1930 both expired with the last, day of 1936. NOMINATIONS FOR TRUSTEES For two years Mrs. T. G. Dcvitt Joseph Henderson Henry Parkerâ€"Qualified For One Year John Cameron Big‘ Ben resoundcd through the Capi- tal to mark the new year. The keel of King George V was laid at Vickersâ€"Armstrong yard at Walker-onâ€"the-Tyne and that of the Prince of Wales at the Cammel-Laird shipyard at Birkenhead. ‘ London January lâ€"Gieat Brit- Iain todav laid down two 35000- -ton :battleship keels, one on the Tyne and the ether on the Mersey. They are the first British battleships to be laid down since the Nelson and the Rodney were built in 1925, and are approximately the same size as those craft. Work on the Reds of the battle- ships, which Havas News Agencv re- ported \\ uld be named the King Geoxge \ and the Prince of Wales beam in the eallx houls of the mom- ing, soon aftei thet ~t'vel.e strokes of CONSTRUCTION WORK BEGL'N AS TREATIES EXPIRE Smokers’ Sundr les REW A RDâ€"Thl‘e e Jv::hn Hill Raymond Kelso JOSeph Staplesâ€"Qualified NEW A D VERTESEMENTS L CUNNINGHAM ALEâ€"Gray wolf robe, large . For sale cheap. Apply at V. L. Beatty, Bobcaygeon. Flowers Four Foot Hard- lâ€"Apply John ', Bobcaygec-n, U. S. $1.50 Ton Truck, . to.. John