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This | Eo) pPutlâ€"rntoimitlsn"trowe sdar Toeat Weent 6V TS W Â¥WintéroGolf orfoniny i Peb) 11â€".28) »1556. =n oc antn s ccth ie in e T m n £MNNADI A N NNDON AL FTAGCCGRAPHS ANA@ND E KENPRESS CreA p k DcW‘ abili (Safety e AMAMAMAYS Tess Misses Jean and Irene Ellis of To ronto, are spending Christmas with their parents, Dr and Mrs W.P.Ellis Mr. Brown Irvin of Kingston, is spending his holidays with his parâ€" ents, Mr and Mrs R. Irvin. Recent visitors with the E. Smith family: Mr and Mrs Earl Bunston of Vancouver; Mr John Menary and Mrs Thos. Bunston of Toronto. Mr Jack Irvin of Lambton Mllla.: spent Christmas with his parents, Mr and Mrs R. Irvin. ' HOLSTEIN LEADER The Comm meeting in t last Monday presiding. _ F Vincent Ellis Hunt. Comm Mr little ley, (| ents, Mr family family, spent Christmas with the J. T. Brown family, 20th concession. Mr and Mrs George Smith and Mrs J. Menary of Durham, spent Christâ€" mas with the E. Smith family. Mrs McPhaden and daughter Marâ€" garet of Mount Forest spent Christâ€" mas with Mr and Mrs J. Horsburg. Mr. Lyall Mercer of London â€" is spending hbis holidays with his parâ€" ents, Rev. R. F. and Mrs Mercer. Miss Ruby Watson spent Christmas with friends in Mount Forest. Miss Aileen â€" Brown cf Toronto, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr and Mrs J. W. Brown. The Christmas concert put on by the public school on Dec. 19th was a splendid success. r1oney . . . Give ent and enterâ€" This is all you LOCAL AND PERSONAL | â€" and Mrs daughter spent Chr Mr and ] and Mrs Christmas in THE DURHAM REVIEW HOLSTEIN CONTINUATN SCHOOL ‘This report shows the average of the marks obtained by each â€"student in the examinations of the Fall Term FORM Iâ€"Ella Orchard 76, Ross Eecles 73, Helen Buller 71, Velma Le wis 70.2, Mary Hunter 70, Laura Maâ€" ther 68, George Dyer 67, Dorothy Dyer 66, Lioyd Orchard 65, Florence Eecles 61, Ross McDougall 60, MarjorieMoore 55, Evelyn Love 54, Mary Crispin 50. FORM IIâ€"Jack Cockburn 75, Eileen Smith 65.5 (4 subjects), Elizabeth Aitken 65.4, Muriel Nelson 65.1, Gretâ€" ta Williams 64, Elma McGuire 59 (4 subjects.) FORM III â€"Edith Thompson 68, Marion Horsburgh 67, Mary Stevenâ€" son 65, Aura McGuire 58, Elma Mcâ€" Guire 57 (4 subjects), Ira Stevenson 49, Eileen Smith 46 (4 subjects). G. A. Tilden, Principal. Lorne Henderson has returned . to his home after spending a couple of weeks visiting friends in Guelph. Bill Nelsonâ€" has been visiting his sister in Rochester U.S.A. Miss Edith Drimmie, who bas been nursing in TForonto, is home for the Christmas holidays. Gordon and Lorne Henderson visâ€" ited friends in Proton one day reâ€" cently . is visiting her daughter, MrSs, LOWI! Reid. ' Quite a number from arouod here | attended the No. 10 Christmas conâ€". cert and all enjoyed the program imâ€" mensely. Congratulations Bob. “ No. 9 put on a play and dance in Yeovil hall last Friday evening, and those who _ attended, report a very favorable evening. Tuesday evening last, we were all terribly shocked when _ Jim Hunter announced the awful accident which took the lives of Jno. Rice and son Milford. _ This community extends ltheir warmest sympathy to the beâ€" reaved families. i Our boys have the hockey rink lcompleted. The ice is in splendid shape all ready for the 1st game, ‘Dromore vs. Swinton Park on Tuesâ€" day afternoon, Dec. 31. A small adâ€" imission will be charged. The rink is on A. R. Hepderson‘s south farm lot 12, con. 15. _ Accommodation for ihorses arranged for at barn. on south farm. «> We wish the staff and readers of the Review a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The W I. will meet at the home of Mrs John Drimmie on Friday afâ€" ternoon, January 3rd. Everyone welâ€" come and come as early as possible. Mr and Mrs Victor Adams and Mr and â€" Mrs Alex Milne have treated themselves to new Victor radios. Mr. Lorne Henderson returned to his home from Gueiph to spend the Christmas season with his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Henderson. 1 Miss Viola Long is assisting in a store in Mount Forest at present. Miss Florence Renwick came bome on saturday to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr and Mrs Thos. Renâ€" wick. Mr and Mrs Earl Bunston of B.C. were recent visitors with their uncle Mr. John Bunston. Master Wilson and Miss Florence Clark who are attending high school at Flesherton, are spending _ the Christmas holidays with their parâ€" ents Mr and Mrs Finlay Clark. Mrs Jas visiting The young people of Amos helc their meeting on Monday last, when the president, Miss Jean McGillivray occupied the chair. Master Lorne Ecâ€" cles read the scripture and Mr. Alex Renwick gave a very interesting paâ€" per on the topic; Mr. R. Taylor led in prayer; Revy. Mr. Honeyman proâ€" nounced the benediction. This being the end of the year, new officers were elected: Hon. pres., Rev. Mr Honeyman; Pres., Willie Patterson; 1st vice pres., Jean McGillivray; 2nd vice, Robert Hunter; _ sec‘y, Harvey Leith; treas., Lorne McMurdo; organâ€" ’ist, Mrs Patterson. _ Crokinole was enjoyed and the ladies served lunch. Miss\ Smith and her pupils of 8.S. No. 13 put on a classical concert in Russell Hall Friday evening, when quite a number were out to see and hear the kind of concert school chilâ€" drem couid put on. _ The program | consisted of recitations, dialogues, songs and cantatas. . Dave and Geo. ‘ Hooper assisted by Mrs T. Moore, supplied the music. After singing of National Anthem," Santa Claus arrivâ€"! ed and was glad to see everybody‘ present, especially the children, m! whom he gave big bags of candles' [and a number of gifts. | patient in Durham Hospital, Henderson of Mt. Forest, er daughter, Mrs. Edwin DROMORE MAPLE ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO “ The Christmas concert held in Alâ€"| wa | lan‘s school on Friday evening ot? 'lut week . proved quite a success. 1 L Mr. Earle Mead acted as chairman or' and called on the various items conâ€" t sisting of choruses, dialogues, recitaâ€" in tions, pantomimes and solos. June 68 Andrews gave a couple of solos and ie ,'little Mary Mead a recitation, which la';were much appreciated. _ The drills fef were skillfully performed to the musâ€" ~‘ ic played by their teacher, Mr. Reuâ€" ber, who is to be congratulated on their excellent training. Mr. Woods supplied violin music during the proâ€" gram. _ The Christmas tree which was laden with presents for the chilâ€" dren and teacher, was unloaded . by Santa Claus (Jas. Ferguson), at the close of the program. Lunch was served. Mr. C. J. Queen of Western Uniâ€" versity, London, is spending a fortâ€" night with his parents, during _ the Christmas vacation. Mr and Mrs W. Atcheson spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs R. B. Long of Holstein. Mrs Hann of Mr Earl Mead‘s house hold is spending Christmas with relaâ€" tives in Toronto. Miss Marjorie Tucker spent . the woek with relatives in Durham. | S. S. No.12 held their Christmas ‘ concert on Dec. 19th lagt, the school | being nicely decorated for the occaâ€" sion. Reeve Wm. Hunter was chairâ€" man and there was a large crowd present. The program consisted _ of songs, choruses, recitations, dialogues â€"also music by Jas. Hargrave and Chas, Scales on violins and Charles Kennedy on guitar. Mr. Robt. Pollock is a patient in Mount Forest hospital at present. Christmas service was held _ on Sunday last in~ St. Paul‘s church. Holy Communion was celebrated with an & attendance of 30 communicants. Rev. Thompson‘s Christmas message was very inspiring. As we send in our news this Tuesâ€" day, all we hear is about Christmas trees and Santa Claus. I guess it will be just too bad if Santa gets lost tonight, or forgets some one‘s present Mrs Will Moore intends to be home for Christmas dinner, we are pleased to report. Mr and Mrs Vic Noble of Durham, visited Sunday at Mr Dave McKelvie‘s _ We wish the Editor and staff . a , very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The gift exchange in presents was again in vogue here, MrIrvine Matâ€" thews, teacher, had a present for every pupil. Santa Claus showed up with a big khaki sack on his shoulâ€" der with many packages of candies in it Lunch was also served to all at the close of concert. Mr. Gordon Leith had the telephone installed recently. Mr. Lorne Allan has been assisâ€" ting Murray Allan witd the bushwork lately. Miss Pearl Watson came up from Toronto, Tuesday, for the Christmas holiday. Miss Beulah McKenzie comes ALLAN‘S CORNERS Everyone is busy these days preâ€" paring for Christmas, besides taking in the various Christmas entertainâ€" ments. A number from here have been suffering with sore throats and bad colds, but glad to say everyone is feeling better again. We are glad to report Mrs A. Irâ€" vin is recovering nicely from her reâ€" cent operation. Mr Wm. Ferguson accompanied by Mr. Jno. Calder, spent part of last week in Toronto. No. 9 presented their play "The Third Customer" to a full house at Yeovil on Friday night and all _ reâ€" port a good play with plenty of laughter. A gloom was cast over this comâ€"| munity on Tuesday last when it vlas]‘ learned that Milford Rice of this line and his father, Mr John Rice of Mt. Forest, met instart death at a railâ€" way crossing near Arthur that day. . No one knows exactly how the acciâ€" \ dent haprened but it was a very sad affair and the deepest sympathy of this community goes out at this time to Mrs M. Rice and three small childâ€" ren, Mrs John Rice and family, Mt. | Forest anc other members of the faâ€" lmily who today mourn the loss of ‘htuband and father. Many from here attended the double funeral in Mount Forest on Friday and paid their last respects to those whom in life were {well liked and respected. Miss M. Sharp and pupils of No. 9 gave their Christmas entertainment Thursday afternoon when most . of the older people of the section were there to see the cHildren perform. Santa arrived in time to unload the tree of its presents and lunch was served at the close. NORTH EGREMONT FLOWERY FLATS A Merry CbDrisUMAS ®" ous and successful New I Editor, staff and readers. By:apathy is «xtended LPOME * vicnity to Mrs Gordon Grant in ! Geath of her father Nr Geo, »chr of Goderich. Mrs Cecil Burber R.N., was C edonametobe-peculnuue a patient East of Mt. Forest, |! week for a few days. Mr. Gordon Grant filled a £00 number of orders this past few we for Christmas trees, which went the city by truck. ! Mr. Mansfield Leeson is imp! ing nicely after his operation Eaton VARNEY SCHOOL i Sr IVâ€"Joyce Keller, Orvie Bryans*. Jr JVâ€"ECith Keler. Sr HIâ€"Wilma Bogle*, Marion Kerr, Islay Barber*. Jr, IIIâ€"Olive Bryans, Stanley Picken (abs.) &r IIâ€"Lorne Blythe*, Robena Grant, John Eden*. Jr 11â€"Erma Bogle*, hervyn Rawn*, Laura Kerr, Cavell Bryans, Eddie Bryans, Irene Finnigan*. Sr I1â€"Roy Stewart*, cit ford Bryans*, Willie Barber. Jr Iâ€" Lawrence Finnigan*. â€" Prâ€"Bruce Kelâ€" ler, Jean Bogle*, Allie Stewart*, Joe Finnigan, Jean Kerr. Aâ€"Violet Madden (abs.) \ _A new racket which nets the perâ€" \son working it a comfortable sum \ daily, has been exposed in Hamilton. |\It is said that men, carrying a letter \ addressed to some woman in anothâ€" | er city, knock at the front door of \a home and ask if they may have a | stamp to put on the letter addressea lto their mother. Householders, whose sympathies are aroused by such a ldispla_y of . devotion, often hand over New Racket Exposed a nickel or a ten cent piece. | The racketeer calls at every fourth house and collects $5 a day on an average. * Perfect attendance College opens for the Winter Term, January v, 1936 Slo M. G. CALDER, TOWN AGENT, Make that preparation by taking a course this Fal and Winâ€" ter in Business Subjects the L Northern AE\;smess College Deep in the hi of c to possess the ref ents respected and respor le c* Good going Monday, December 23 up to and including Wednesday, December 25 Between all Points in Canada *FARE AND A QUARTER FOR THE ROUND TRIP Return limit toleave destination not later than midnight Thursday, December 26, 1935. Also “m.muwuuiflm.mx. mfimmm-uu-uwm January 2, 1936. Good geing F\ , December 20 up to Wednesday, January 1 inclusive. Return limit uhnd&uhnh“flh.m&“ *FARE AND A THIRD FOR THE ROUND TRIP CANADIAN NaATio®aL Owen Sound, Ontario For Further Particwars call the Office or write d‘rect to C. A. FLEMIN®, F.C.A., Prinkjpal, Owen Sound, Oniarie. PREPARANON IS NECESSARY H. E. Heard, teacher )lhinu-!padelam: Aduits, 50¢; Children, 25¢. oo fh c ofh BB . Aaac sn d t( afternoon â€" last. Glass; Treas.â€"Mre Winters, _ "*"*/ re present . to Stewardship and Financeâ€"Mrs Gagâ€" dialogues, recitaâ€" non; Sec‘y Asspciate Helpersâ€" Mrs. which were all Thomas: Sec‘y Supplyâ€" Mrsâ€" Yilrs i, school children. Corresponding Sec‘yâ€"Mrs. Knechtel; s credit for her Sec‘y Miss. Monthly â€" Mrs. Prue; , pent in _ getting Supt. Mission Bandâ€"Norma Gagnon ; :ram. Joyce Kelâ€" Sec‘y Strangers‘â€"Mrs Mark Wilson; ith a silver cake Press reporterâ€"Mrs. A. MceClocklin. in« the hirhest Another hymn Was SUNE, and the d from this Grant in the CGeo. »chram is improyâ€" was call of cvery ycung person burns the ents zns com.o:ts of life and be 2N held on Wednesday, 18th inst, at the home of Mrs Robt. Jampbell, with the president, Mrs (Rev.) Halbert, presiding . She gave the "Call to Worship." â€" Hym® "O come all ye faithful" was sungâ€" Seripture was read by Mrsâ€" Winters, the devotional leafiet by Mrs Glass, and Mrs Halâ€" bert led in prayer. Reports of the various secretaries followed, later the election of officers for the coming umednemerediay y TV year. Rev. Mr Halbert eowcm the election, ed as follows: Preside bert; let Viceâ€"â€"Hfe HAECHT* ETT Viceâ€"Mrs. Twamley; Sec‘yâ€" Mrs. Glass ; Treas.â€"Mré Winters ; Sec‘y *‘ achin and â€" Financeâ€"Mrs G8€:« But Was fiitting about To brin; her sweet solace to each Anc she ache too through She forgot she was having the bellyâ€" The problem of caring for the many unfortunate sufferers from tuberculosis is a task which for some 39 'yun has beer occupying the attention of the Nationa Sanitarium . Association. operating th« Muskoka Hospital for Consumptives, th Toronto Hospital for Consumptives and the Qucen Mary Mespita for Conâ€" sumptive Children a nogpitias At present these upâ€"toâ€"date with an accommodation of over 1.00( beds. are taxed to the utmost to care for the needy consumptives, whose only hope of future health lies in proper treatment and care It is in order that these institutions may be enabled to carry on this worth while work that it is necessary to annually make an appeal for funds. for the statmtâ€" ory allowances recoived taill far ghort of the actuat cost of maintenance. , With a deficit of many thousands of doliars to make np this year on operating account, we ask that you give as gencrously as Evu can. ‘Plcase send your gift to the National Sanitarium â€" Association, 228 College Street. Toronto 2 ing gown mâ€"oiher in 7|'lioper| and old draseâ€" troubled room, {rendlng the stairway, now up She gave W Cl 00L Hymn "O come all ye as sung. _ Scripture wae ‘s. Winters, the devotional Mrs Glass, and Mrs Hal ; prayer. Reports of the 3 400. calim A Worth While Work was so busy the long hours PHONE 3, QURMAM for the coming nwtllfld in the shadowy Paniel Kramer which resultâ€" and