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Datum has botw two point. In 0g PAGE 8 .MtNeVYmmdmyltbeW "" “"""“‘"" '"“ "“ "'" "" '"lcnwn singing “The Old Rugged Croce” .wgmywmdmyltbe imadeapleuingclosincnumher.8hort m‘ ,speeches were made by Means. John ”1.308.31an °‘ the M 0{Carr and Irwin Matthews oi Buneaann W ““1 "mm "3 ‘ ”’1" school, who congratulated the teacher a M with m“ mt” Mr. M on her well prepared program. Santa In 3°”- “W° Claus. represented by Mr. Clark Wat- Ir. md Mrs» John McGirr, enter- ' son, arrived in due time and distrib- hlned the memb'fl’3 0‘ the N0!“ iam- ; uted gifts for the children and pres- Q at dinner on Monday “It! the “‘3' iented their teacher, Miss Jessie Nichol, our inmily on Wednesday. ‘with an ivory clock. On a 15c admis- um Mae Common and Miss Fer-Esion for adults, $11.25 was realized. M in our neighborhood who spent Christmas with relatives were Mr. and m. Joe. Brown and ramlly at. Mrs. ”V01, Mr. and Mrs. .103. McCulin .Il none, at C. B. Lawrence’s, J. C. human at Mr. Hugh firth's and Mur- uy Ritchie's. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence modem and family at Mr. Joe. Mi:- ammo, mmk-endtmta“ ‘1)“deth nexlmdur. 1'. V. k“. Our excellent Christmas entertain- .m was held in No. 9 school. on Wed- fi «- her part ml well. A short play 'I'hc Telegram" was well acted by Mis- Ill: their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. "tulip one-way f: Reduced Fares Canadian Pacific woman: Information and fares from your local Agent. and tamny at. 7 r. ‘I‘Id Our business is to create printing that makes sales. Typography, choice of stock â€"every element that makes for more attractive mailing- pieces and handbills is pro- duced here with the care that spells success. Exact estimates of costs are offer- ed on each job regardless of size. The Chronicle Printing House of | The annual school meeting was held ,on Wednesday morning of last week. 31m. John Newell. the retiring trustee, {was re-elected. The other trustees are .Messrs. Jas. Brown and Wm. Welr, Jr. Mr. Lawrence Chapman is secretary- ‘treasurer. The caretaklng of the school Iwas again given to Mr. Clark Watson, Eat a salary of $85, twenty dollars more 'than last year. Mr. John Lawrence se- icured the contract for the wood at $2.70 m Grace Hopkins, Jessie Nichol, Mrs. curt Wm and news. We Ar- nott and Paul Weidendort. A panto- mine by Olive Neweh, Dom Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. 0. Hickiing and fam- ily and MR. and Mrs. A. Fulton and family, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Derby, and Mar- garet. ate Christmas dinner with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Derby getting along fine after his operation in Hamilton hospital. Miss Ella Park. Toronto, spent the Christmas holidays with father and cedar at $1.45 a cord. South Bentinck (Our Own Correspondent) We wish the editor and staff a happy and prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McRonald, and baby. Howard. spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Cor- mas with his parents. Miss Evelyn Henderson, is home from London for the Christmas holi- days. Mrs. Sharpe and son. Alex, of Hamp- den. visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett. Miss Rhena Charlton of Hanover, was home Christmas day. Now. that the snow is all gone on the side roads, the cars will be able to get through with less trouble than some or them had last week. L, spent ChfiSt- (Our Om Correspondent) I (Our Own Cmea‘p'mdent) | (Our Own Corrawudentl Hg NeWY.eertoall m.endlln.Ju.sumptonotPort Aheppyand prosperous ew Yeorto DD! are this with n. all. Mrs. D. G. ileum has gone to Tor- Mr. Geo. Wendel-i, of Hanover, spent onto to spend the winter months with m “I'm" end other “mmmrm. Wm. Bailey. Sher daughterurs. Henrynicherdeon. mummfiendemot'romnto w. June: oi southnmpton. is mit- Miss Delhia MocPhail of Toronto, mt the mm a. be, hm here in; With Dr. and “1‘8. Crowell. spent Christmas With her aunt. m. m. m m M “ML Mr W Grim“ 89°“ 9' ‘9' “5'3 11031me ~ Master Archie. end mu Mule of Dur- in Kitchener Miss Sadie Carson, Toronto, is home hun. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Hazlitt. viflted her aunt tor the Christmas holidays Archie McDougnll over the Christmas Mrs Sandy W330“ at Durham 79" Miss Jean McLean. Toronto spent mum... Miss Jean Coutts, of Toronto, spent Christmas with her parents here, Mr. and ms. Ben. Coutts. Miss Gladys Alexander of Toronto, spent Christmas with her parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Alexander. ' Mr. Lorne Hapkins of Toronto. is Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wise and family. spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Normanby. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schmidt, daughter, Helen and son Ivan, visted with Mr. Chris. Engel at Elmwood on Saturday. Holiday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schmidt were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt of Batavia. N. Y.; Mr. Eckstein. and Mrs. Ruback of Neu- stadt; and Mr. J. Schiefle and Miss Katie Schmidt of Hanover. Guests on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brigham included Dr. Roydon Burnett of Durham, Mr. and Mrs. R. Brigham of Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Brigham and Wilmer of Hanover, and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Courtice of Brockville. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Don- nelly on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Donnelly and son, David of Dur- ham, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McMahon and daughter Kathleen of Hanover. . Miss Arnetta Hazlitt of Kitchener, is spending the holidays at her home daughters. Pearl and Audrey of Tor- onto, spent Christmas at the home of Mr. sud Mrs. Alex Herd, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert tainment last Thursday evening and in spite of the fact that both Durham and Hanover High Schools held their com- mencement exercises on the same even- ing. our school was packed to the doors with an audience that represented eVery school section in the district.. Our school has always enjoyed a large at- tendance at its entertainments, and has the reputation of having an excellent program each year. This year was cer- tainly no exception. Our peOple are‘ surely grateful to our teacher, Mr. Moon, to whom much credit is due for, the many laurels the school has won in. different ways. We are also fortunate in having such an efficient chairman, for our concerts, Mr. W. S. Willis. Fol-g élowing is the splendid program present- 1 :ed on Thursday evening: Chorus by the ' school, “Merry, Merry Bells"; recit- ation by Garfield Chittick; dialogue “The Lonely Man” by Ruth Bailey‘and Eileen Smith; recitation “Patient Tom- my" by Bruce Wendorf; instrumentals by Clayton Brigham and William Bail- ey; dialogue “The Spirit of Yuletide”; solo by Jack Miles; recitation “The. Kittens’ Christmas“ by Ruth Bailey;, duet “The Church in the Wildwood" hyl Douglas Donnelly and Mary Hazlitt; dialogue “Their Wishes"; organ solo by,‘ Dr. Crowell; instrumentals by Harvey} Baker and Gordon Birr; monologue by Edgar Brigham; duet “Hanging up the Christmas Stocking” by Ruth Hazlitt and Edith Miles; recitation “Remember the Poor and Lonely" by Hazel Bailey: Chorus by the school “Song of the Christmas Greens”; monologue by Myr- tle Herd; instrumentals by Mae and Myrtle Sharpe; dialogue “A Strike in Santa Claus Land”; instrumentals by Walter Kennedy and “Ligiam Bailey: solo by Mary Hazlitt; song by the small girls “A Christmas Lullaby”; recitation “Miss Santa Claus” by Ethel Chlttick; pantomine by Marjorie Chittick; song by the bigger girls “Mince Pics for Christmas”; vocal solo by Dr. Crowell; Our school held its Christmas map! dialogue “Mrs. Gadabout’s Busy Day”: instrumentals by Jack and Edith Miles; solo by Mary Hazlitt; chorus by the school “A Christmas Goodnight". The male quartette of the Baptist church or preserfis by jolly Santa Claus clim- axed a most enjoyable program. of He. uover were present and favored with several delightful numbers dur- Where was Canada’s first coal mine? A cairn has been unveiled at Port Morein near Glace Bay, Cape Breton. commemorating the opening or the first coal mine in America. Two thou- sand feet east of .the cairn the French mined coal in 1720 for the garrison and workmen of the tort at Louis- burg. Cargoesfnom thiaminewer‘ehte er shipped to New England and tho West Indies. The Cape Breton Alina mind ”and Sydney continuetofig among the cream scum 0! cool sup- PLV in 0mm, undformjpepeepest at the home of his uncle, Mr‘ Allan Park THE DURHAM CHRONICLE D by Dr. Crowell: out’s Busy Day”; and Edith Miles; ‘; chorus by the Goodnight”. The distribution Miss Jean McLean, Toronto, spent Christmas at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson, Jackie Alex Carson’s. Mr. and MN». A. L. 11ch and fam- ily. spent Christmas day with Proton friends. . Mr. and Mrs. Allie McLean. spent Christmas with her parents, in Flesh- Rev. Dr. Maclvor has been laid up the past week with a severe attack of lumbago, but on Sunday morning he preached a splendid Christmas sermon, to a full church, although he was far from feeling well. Mr. Wm. McBride took the service at Swinton Park in the afternoon. The teachers and pupils are all home enjoying their holidays, Alex McLean and Alfred Hincks from Toronto, Al- lan McInnis, Palgrave. C. E. Hineks. Clifford. Findlay Shackleton to his home in Lucknow, Misses Marion Muir, Peterborough, Jessie Nichol, Green Grove, Beth Hincks, Hampden, Kath- leen McLean. Aberdeen. Mrs. Pedlag Toronto, spent Christ- mas at her daughter’s, Mrs. George Mr. Reginald Peers, spent the week- end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John McFarlane, Mr. Innis McLean, Toronto, spent Christ- mas at their parental home. at Mr. R. G. Acheson’s, Proton Station. On Friday night the Sunday school entertainment was held and despite the wet disagreeable night, a good siz- ed crowd was present and enjoyed a varied program. Mr. Thos. Nichol acted as chairman in the absence of the pas- tor Rev. Dr. MacIvor. After the pro. gram, Santa Claus arrived and dis- tributed the gifts from the tree. Rev. J. Mair, pastor of the United church, is back and was able to take the services again after his illness for some months. Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Stewart, Miss Mae and Alex Stewart, spent Christmas at Mr. Archie Stewart’s, Ceylon. Little Miss Aileen Rustedt was the winner of a fine silver cup trophy with its handsome gold inlaid cover, donated by the T. Eaton Co. for the greatest number of points secured at the Rural School Fair, held at Flesherton. \(Our Own Correspondent) We extend best' wishes for a happy New Year to the editor and staff of the Chronicle. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hilts and family spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eckhardt. Mrs. David Fox, of Campbellford. and Miss Sarah Tucker, Toronto, were week-end visitors at their father‘s Mr. Alfred Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. A. Backus and daughter of Hanover, were Christ- mas visitors in the same home. We are sorry to know Mrs. E. G. Ritchie is under the doctor’s care at present. Mr. and Mrs. Hhos. Harrison, Sn, entertained a number of friends to a Christmas dinner on urday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. John F. 1!ch and daughter Mary, also Mrs. D. “Lat. hours.” says an English phyâ€" sictan. “are not good for one.” No, and Féi Publié? Utilities Commissioner Glenroadin John F. McDonald is re‘pe/vully solicited ‘ ’ for holiday. Twunley’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McClocklln. Glenelc. (hunters. Pearl and Audrey. were re- cent visltors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pete Hay and son. Imbert. of Durham. ‘lhe Crawford Bundey school held their annual Christmas entertunment in the church on Tueedey evenlnc. De- cember 20. The weather and roads were ideal and the church was well filled. A splendid Chrlstmes procrun wee pre- sided over by the Pastor, Rev. Heeney. Speclal features of the program were Jesus' Name” by five young ladies, the 3010 was sweetly sung by was In. or a bear? DOlth- A Christmas play and pag- ' “Neither, just a, simple as!" flies and Miss Lynne. Visitors with Miss Annie Hobkirk Your V? and Influence icited for Your Vote and Influence Vote MURDOCK for Reeve To the Electors of the Town of Durham: Ladies and Ge tl'emenâ€"Owing to sickness, I was unable to at nd the Nomination Meeting, and not be ab to see you personally before Ele mil-121w. My rience of six years as Coun- or should be sufficient . ip. e f' for this position, and believe ill be year when municipal experience hfication (A I am i at 1933 cil r anHJnine years a or s lification Reeves 1p. I am i . for this pc :1. 433 m 93 R s :3" m 3 a If elected I will endeavour to serve you to the best of my ability. e’f' , for this position, and believe at 1933 ill be year when municipal experience ill be eeded at: the County Council, and respect- solicit your vote and influence on Monday, Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year, I remain, For I'IIIIIIE UTILITIES COMMISSIONER “<21“ Campbell for uncillor, 1933 Crawford ‘6 Your obedient servant, J. N. MURDOCK. mtmmmmm mm.dreuadlnou-M costume mdnoveumewed. propel-aha end cam training. the clone. gifts “Wm‘ tributedtothechndnnbythem mdtheSuperIntehdent. schoolwupmttuydmtedfortheoc- onion and 3m.awd W 'nbucthy,weumdmm.ou- On Thursday eventm the an «Crawford uchoolwufltttncly‘ wt: to the children. The puplls pus- ented thelr tonne-.- wlth u lovely m “Ihearyoudroppedmcmoneyonthc stock exchange. Whnt were you n bull T'Catton