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Wanna m to; Insertion C. G. b BESSIE McGILLIVIAY iéam‘wmm «am am mama their dhconnnumco. J. F. GIANT. D. D. 8. Dentistry in all its Mocha. 949 SECOND AVENUE EAST OWEN SOUND. ONTARIO cunning in Appointments Medical Directorv. T. I]. swam. M. D. Dental Directorv Legal 'Directorv My. Foil-.17 ll, 1”! e/ludtbneers at mum!!!» 31122.9 come to See you here?” Dated February 12th. 1932. 3 18 3 attendance is requested, as the business to be transacted is of major interest. Durham, Ontario. P. F. MacArthur, Estate Amt for the William 8. Hunter, Administrator, " at which notice shall then have been uxmelg, he rey, WidOW. deceased}? on or about the eighth of September, AD. 1930, at the said Township of Glenelg, are here- by required to send, postage prepaid, or deliver to the undersigned Administra- tor of the said estate, particulars of I. 0. 0. F. NOTICE SPECIAL BUSINESS 0!" GREAT IM- pm'tance to Grey Lodge No. 169, I. O. O. ElstoWupâ€"atmeirregular Durham Farmers (Jo-operative Co. will be held mtmmmw- day, February 27, st 2 p the attendance requested. â€"Mrs. Thomas Tumbun, Secretary. 2 18 2c NOTICE TO CREDITORS PLAIN SEWING DONE AT MODER- ate prices. Children’ s clothes a 3W. Apply Mrs. John CM 4c NOTICE TO HYDRO CONSUMERS OWIN G TO NECESSARY REPAIRS on high tension lines there will be no power Sunday, February 21 from 1 till 5 pm. sale or rentâ€"Apply R. J . mtthews. BRICK HOUSE; IDEAL LOCATION; good garden; all conveniences; garage, etc.; 54 acre Land. Apply George Yum, Durham. 8 13 t1 Apply to Mrs. Philip Lawrence, 91‘ James Lawrence, Durham. 7w. THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE Anthony Lawrence; frame house, SEED OATS FOR SALE MAMMOTH CLUSTER SEED OATS for sale. Apply WPrice- ville, R. R. 2, phone Durham 607r22.1c SQUARE PIANO AND UPRIGHT Variety Store. BANNER S. OATS, REGISTERED Shorthom due March 19. Apply David mmm -12, Dur- ham,RR.l. 2112pd PROPERTY FOR SALE Durham Public Utilities Commission. NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING [E ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FOR SALE OR RENT mam: receipt for a: turning it in u can, Our nte for W Adver- tising is 1-1/2 cents per word. with 33-1/3 per cent for cash at time “vow Pumotommngdm- nfltstxmcolumns save money bypaytncmhforthelradm- You Can Save COMING EVENTS Infuturethhmcthbdwinbe 'I‘hismethodmbeenndqpted Money By Paying Cash HELP WANTED Home, Sweetnome MAID WANTED FOR SALE NOTICES The Chronicle. Apply at lc 1c Bylaws were passed appointing John T. Brown and mm Geddes sheep val- uers in Polling Sub-Division Nos. 1 and 2 respectively; also providing for a re- ductions in salaries of ofllcials and members of Council. Clerk’s salary was set at 3315; Ws at $165; assessors at 8125; members of Council, attendance at meetings, $2.70 per day; road superintendent’s salary remains the same, 40¢ per hour, but he receives no pay for attending council meetings and making up his books for council meeting; also authorizing Reeve and Treasurer to borrow $25,000 from Bank of Montreal, Holstein, to meet eta-rent expenditure of the Township. Resolved that the following aocmmtl 39: James Geddes mt” inspecting sheep 31.00; N. ucDousall. services The Auditors presented their report to Council. Andeanâ€"Patterson: That the au- ditors’ Report be received and adapted and 100 copies printed for distribution. tax sales, possession to be given 1m- mediately.â€"Carried. Philpâ€"Patterson: That the tender of M. A. Koebel for the sum of $150 for put of lot No 14, Main St. East, Hol- stein, be accepted, subject to run-ic- tions and conditions in reference to Aldcornâ€"Patterson: That the Reeve attend the convention of the Ontario Township Roads Association, to be held in Toronto February 22 and 23â€"03:- Council met February 15. Members all present. Minutes adopted. Pattersonâ€"Aldeorn: That the report of the road superitendent i or work on roads be adoptedâ€"Carried. McEachern â€" Aldcorn: That the Reeve and Clerk be authorized to sign and submit to the Minister of High- ways the Petition of the Corporation of Township of Egremont requesting the Statutory grant on the amount expend- ed on roads 1931.â€"Carried. Aldcornâ€"McEachern: That the Road Superintendent be instructed to gravel the Brewery side road,’ cost not to ex- ceed ”Donaâ€"Carried. . McEachern Aldeorn: That the road superintendent attend the annual con- vention of the Ontario Goods Roads as- sociation to be held in Toronto Febru- ary . 22 and 23.â€"Carried. Carthy, Wm. R. Jack, Bert Coffey; Sheep Valuers, Ward 1, Wm. R. Edge; Ward 2, Malcolm McInnis; Ward 3, James McCarthy; Ward 4, Colin Mac- Arthur. McGirrâ€"McKechnie: That members of this Council be paid $2.50 per day; superintendent 30 cents per hour, man and team 40 cents per hour, man 20 cents per hour, and that the clerk be instructed to prepare bylaw providing for this for next meetingâ€"Carried. The Council adjourned to April 2, The Treasurer was authorized to sell certain lots bought by the Township at tax sale in November 1931, providing this proceedure was found to be legal. Bylaw No. 750 was passed appointing pound keepers, fence viewers and sheep valuers for 1932 as follows: Poundkeep- ers, James Ellison, Hugh Wright, John A. Beaton, Henry Eckhardt, Wes, Arnett; F'enceviewers, J. G. Firth. Walter Nichol, Duncan Smellie. Wm. McLeod, J. J. McFadden, John Mc- The following payments were made on resolution: Treasurer, Town of Dur- ham, Glenelg’s share of Durham Divis- ion Court Fees for 193;, $9.60; clerk, for registering 23 births,.1 marriage and 20 deaths, $11.00; Grey and Bruce Fire Insurance Company, first mstalment on Township buildings $8.20; McFadden’s Drug Store, account paper $1.40; Treas- urer, telephoning, 30 cents; J. N. Per- due re search Treasurer’s securities, 75 cents; auditors and J McGirr, do $1.00 each; J. A. Boyd, ‘2 day commit- tee work $1.;50 Municipal World for 8 copies of Municipal World $8. 00 and assessor’s and office supplies $35.70. McGirrâ€"Mcxechnie : That the audit- ors’ report be adopted and auditors be paid $15 each for their services and that clerk be instructed to get 30 copies of report printedâ€"Carried. The road superintendent presented voucher No. 2 for road improvements. McGirrâ€"Boyd: ' That Voucher No. 2 be accepted and payments made ac- cordingly. Total amount being $177.15. the year 1881 were $57,228.62. and total expenditures “£500.81. leaving a bill- ance on hand of $2,647.81. roads. acknowledging receipt of the Road Momma report of work on road: In 1931 and promising eorly consideration of some. The auditors, Menu-a. Putz-let Hellman ond W. A. Robinson presented trien- report which was adapted. 111a total receipts for pan-ed; Anumberot communication; memd,amongthembeh¢meh'om Runninchhfengmeerotuumapu ummmmmm- shipmmmemberametnpte- sent,themmthechm. Inmates Egremont Council H. H. MacDonald, Clerk THE DURHAM CHRONICLE The Orange Lodge held a Progressive Euchre party in their Hall Wednesday evening, February 10. Ten games were in better health again after being confined to her bed a few weeks ago with the grippe. The Varney Wide Awake Club met at the home of Ronald Smith, Tuesday evening, February 9, with a fair attend- ance. Mr. Smith presided. The meet- ing opened with “Carry Me Back to Old Virginia” The minutes and roll call was taken by the Secretary. It was decided that the executive com- mittee look after the public speaking and debating contest. Community singing closed the meeting. Lunch was Varney (Our Own Correspondent) Congratulations to Mrs. Thos. Allen, Varney, who celebrated her 84th birth- day on St. Valentine’s Day, February 14. Her own family are all at a distance and were unable to be present, but sent remembrances. Her son James Allen, who preaches in the Salvation Army, Winnipeg, packed a box of raw fruits and good things to eat which she was to have on her birthday dinner table. To help her enjoy the hot dinner which she pre- pared herself, were the Eden and Mc- Cabe families of Varney. We are pleased to know that ms. Allen is Baetzâ€"Halliday: That the following accounts be paid: Council meeting at date $12.20; George Fuehrer, caretaker of hall for nomination meeting and police court, $2.00; Municipal World, dog tags and balance of account of 1931 The council adjourned to meet in the clerk’s office, Ayton. on Monday, March 21, at 10 a.m., fOr general bus- Aitkenâ€"Hajliday: That this council apply to the Department of Public Highways for the current year subsidy for Township roads. Hallidayâ€"Aitken: That By-law. No. 5 of 1932 be given third reading, signed by the Reeve and Clerk and engrossed in the By-law book. (The above bylaw was for the appointment of an Assessor, James Lynett.) pointed clerk pro tenâ€"Carried. Aitkenâ€"Baetz: That George Pueb- rer be given the contract of making cement tile under the same conditions as last year. ‘ Aitkenâ€"Baetz: That By-law No. 5 of 1932 be given first and second read- ings.â€"Carried. the other members present except Mr. Hopi, who was absent on account of The municipal council of the township of Normanby met in the Clerk’s oflioe, Ayton, on Monday, Mmary 8. at 10 grievance 81.10; members of council, attendanbe at meeting to date 81350; R. Christie use of room $2.00. Council adjourned to meet Monday, March 14, at 10 o'clock am. for general Rood Superintendent, W $10.00; Reeve Hunter expenses and member- ship fee re Ontario Township's m Association 39.00; do servicesre water Worldtorlmss;doaccounttodste Aitkenâ€"Baetz: That, in the absence ' the clerk, Mrs. Val Felck be ap- ‘9 Normanby Council R. H. FORTUNE. Clerk. DAVID ALLAN , Clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knisley and fam- ily of Normanby ue visiting at present with Mr. and 108. George Tumbull. Mr. L. Newell of Glenelg‘ our neighborhood with his ‘ latte concourse of friends and neigh- bors gathered to pay their last res'pects to one who was well liked and respect- ed by :11. Rev Mr. Smith 0 ox United church, Durham, spoke ry commuting words to the bereaved ones. We extend our sincere sympathy to the {Imily 1n the loss of a kind and affec- tionate mother. visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Mr M. Adlam with his buzz saw cut a pile of wood for Mr. Grat Wise last 11y, also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reay and family, spent Thursday evening of last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Mc- Culloch and family. marry, who posed peacefully omyattbehomeothersister.m's. Dove napkins. Hanover. The funeral on Monday was held from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mighton and fam- '. G. Wise was in Toronto one day Imuch. lunch m let-wed It the cl. :to the performers. Arthur, while Wilfred ls helm m cut wood. to fall at! u chair. upstairs. Ind and: herleg. Thestoveptpesweuonm BLMWmUedmdputtheu mamtmdthepathntisdomcu It was decided to hold a. social even- ing on Much 4th to give the enta- tunersachmoe whofuledtohem- sent the night of the Valentine m and the weather lest “mun-ed” am The phy will be given nun flour“ a good program. We hope the we» Betty Spent last week at the home d plny “The Path Anon the nuns" a Wednesday night In on can“ church nnd a. very upped-“v0 ald- admission will be 25c. children 101:. mounted to 88.40. Miss ery Wen: who [Nu m PAGE 7.