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'Vlos shed. 1 â€"Milverton at Harriston sell at $1900 â€"Palmerston at Arthur 1 27â€"Durham at Milverton ,-.__* â€"Owen Sound at Palmerston Leg‘s 0. H. A. JINT ; But never shall the one we lNoved, From memory pass away . â€"Ever remembered by wife \and family . MENARYâ€"In ever loving memory of John Merary who passed away two years ago today, Jan. 20, 1934. This world may change from year to year, ‘ And friends from day to y, l Miss Velma Blyth spent a â€" few days last week with her aunt, Mrs. Thos. McGirr of Durham. The members of the congregation held their annual meeting on Monâ€" day evening at the home of Mr. W. Blyth. Rev. Mr. Mercer of Holstein was present and pr'esided over the meeting. The election of officers took place, after which an invitation was extended to Mr. Mercer to reâ€" main another year. Lunch was serv-“ Mr and Mrs Ralph Catton and Miss Madeline of Durham were visâ€" itors recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bogle. Sorry to hear of Mrs Thos. Stewâ€" art‘s attack of quinsy and hope she wll soon be about again. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Blyth enter tained Mr and Mrs W. Ritchie and Mr and Mrs Thos. McGirr of Durâ€" ham at dinner last Thursday evenâ€" ing. A euchre party was held last Tuesâ€" day in the hall under the auspices of the L.O.L. Miss Susie Marshall and Mr. â€"â€"â€" were the prize winâ€" ners. _ The Women‘s Association held a very successful social last Friday evâ€" ening at the home of Mr and Mrs. Alfred McCabe. Eight tables of crokinole were in progress and this furnished â€" the entertainment of the evening. The neck measuring as performed by Mr and Mrs John Robâ€" inson also providé@d much amuseâ€" ment for those present. Miss Velma Blyth and Mr Arthur McCabe were the prize winners. A lunch of pork and beans, bread and butter and pie was served by the ladies. About six dollats was realized. JUNIOR SCHEDULE . . 23â€"Durham at Chesley . . $â€"Hanover at Paisley . he first two teams will play off. The Community Circle met in the basement of the Presbyterian church with Earl Hunt in the chair. The Lord‘s Prayer was repeated followed by the first topic given by Elma Mcâ€" Guire on the "Life of Rudyard Kip ling." The scripture was given by Vernie Thompson. The second topic was given by Miss Dyce on "British Ideals". Rev. Mr Court dismissed the meeting with prayer. \ ~ THE DURHMAM REVIEYWV Mrs Wm. Hunter of the 20th con. spent last week with her sisterâ€"inâ€" law, Mrs Andrew Hunter. The social in the United Church on Friday the 17th, put on by the Northerners, was a decided success. Mr Bert Eocles is spending a few days in Toronto. The Women‘s Institute met at the home of Mrs C. Fenton. A very inâ€" teresting address on insurance was given by Mr Bert Eccles. as to slip on her doorstep on Monday Jan. 20th, and fracture her wrist. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs Treleaven is spending a few days with friends in Palmerston. â€"â€"Harriston at Arthur 29â€"Palmerston at Durham 31â€"Durham at Owen Sound IN MEMORMmM VARNFEY ’ Miss Clara Watson is engaged asâ€" sisting with the household _ duties at the home of Mr W. Atcheson . Mrs. M. McClyment spent a day recently visiting ber aunt Mrs Jas. Eden. x The Lawrence Bros. are engaged buzzing wood for Mr. Jas. Lewis . Rev. J. R. Thompson visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Jas. Johnâ€" son recently. ' Miss Vera Johnson was indisposed last week with an attack of tonsilâ€" itis. Mr. Robert Davis is engaged~ at present wiih Mr. N. Dodds of Flowâ€" ery Flats. Messrs Wes. Andrews and Clarenâ€" ce Daly are engaged taking _ out posts for J. C. Queen. They have 2,000 out and still gting strong. 9y Mr M. Matthews. Games were The RipSaws are a heavier team, indulged in, and lunch was served and blaying together now for three by Mrs Tucker and daughters. A seasons, have a decided edge in exâ€" hearty vote of thanks was tendered perience over Durham‘s newlyformâ€" the host and hostess for their hos ed squad. The Durhams were just pitality . as asgressive, but some of them The annual vestry meeting â€" was were inclined to pay too much atâ€" held on Sunday last when the presidâ€" tention to the man rather than the ing officers were reâ€"elected. puck, an@ graced the penalty â€" box Mr. D. Davis made a business more frequently. And it was when trip to Toronto on Monday last. Darham was one man â€" short that Hope to hear of a speedy recovery Hanover scored 4 of their 7 goals. for Mrs Wm. Atcheson, who under _ Durham _ lost out through failure went a minor operation last week in t9 clear promptly and cleanly around the Durham hospital. She is spending the nets. Hoffman, â€" the star of the a few days with her parents Mr and Yisiting team was prompt to capitâ€" Mrs J. Lawrence in Durham. alize on these lanses ani hata_ ... "[ The A.Y.P.A. met at the home _of Mr and Mrs Thos. Tucker with a splendid attendance of members and friends. Scripture reading from Acts 20th chapter, by Mr. M. T. Reuâ€" ber. Rev. J. R. Thompson gave an interesting address on Mohamâ€" medenism . The meeting was in charge of vice president Mr I. Matâ€" thews, in absence of the president. A duett was sung by Miss Pearl Gorâ€" don and Mrs Queen and a reading by Mr M. Matthews. Games were indulged in, and lunch was served by Mrs Tucker and daughters. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered the host ang hostess for their hosâ€" pitality . l Russel Drimmie is hauling logs to iDromore for Alex Drimmie. | Mrs Ed. Reid spent a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs Jas. Henderson . Ralph Lamont has treated himself to a new sleigh, one of his _ own manufacture . Russel Drimmie went to Toronto last Friday and brought up a new V8 De luxe model Ford. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs F. Ececles on arrival of a daughter, Mrs T. Geddes is nursing Mrs Eccles. Lorne Henderson visited friends in Proton last week. Congratulations to Dromore hockey team. They have played three league games and have been victorious each time. They will play Swinton Park boys at the Park on Saturday, 25th. We have had a beautiful winter so far just enough snow â€" for sleighing and the cars were still running till the storm on Saturday, which stopâ€" ped them till springâ€"maybe. BORNâ€"to Mr and Mrs Frank Ecâ€" cles on Jan. 9th a daughter. Conâ€" gratulations . ALLAN‘S CORNERS MAPLE hm uy s _ ___ AICWHP WwAd Have not visited Fi & dangerous rusher, The whole team But that is as far As it goes q fhowed just a little improved team bulletin reads this way: "Whil« . work over Durham, and this justified minion friends at home are ba:! | their victory. snow drifts, ice sidewalks ani ;_f Durham _ at times flashed some the discomforts of winter tim« § clever plays, notably Saundens goal sands of Canadians | have mig at nets from Goodchild‘s pass; Mcâ€" to the great colony here from : Girr‘s nice stick work in working in the border where they are en y,lo score after Seabrook‘s pass, 15 the gravest of winter seasons ‘; soc. after 2nd frame opened; and something of entertainment in( MceGirr, Seabrook and R. Noble‘s going on every Gay in the i. valianrt defence in holding the Hanâ€" wutdoors ." t over five scoreless while Lloyd and How do you like that from Lawrence were benched. For a new Let us tell him that we Ao no! 'f player, Greenwood did well in the to go south to find entertainm« | nets, having little chance on all but Canada may be our ‘Lady of Sn: | one of the shots to beat him . as our late lamented friend Kip! ’ Hanover started off at a merry terms her, but who would wish | pace, Hoffman sniping 2 before Durâ€" different? She has a personality =! _ ham fought back strongly enough to her own and nobody can give ) | count 2 and tie it up before end of the inferiority complex . attitud« :Jlt. McGirr‘s goal at opening of Just wait until July comes â€" roun ‘Znd gave Durham the lead the only and watch our friend John Lodwic} l1'.llno in game and Hanover tied it mop his brow in St. Petersburgs ‘ ,aflahfmhdmwer.Au..’ mm se Hlar play, only by Hanover, when| _ waTcH RED FOX aT PLay w 'w right after face off Red foxes, are becoming quite scarc to oben 3rd, again put Hanover a. in Dundalk district, but Alex McPh©: head. Durbham tied it 4â€"4, on §°5â€" son of Proton township, saw an un "fiwk'l neat stickhandling, but that usug sight on TuesGay mornin: was the last gasp, as Ripsaws took when two were playing near his the last 3, farm home. It is a rarity of }a~ FIRST PERIOD years evenr to see one, though Sa» 1. Hanoverâ€"Hoftman (Wendort) _ | Golaman, Dundalk‘ fur buyer, pw 2. Hanoverâ€"Hoffman chased seven shot by G. Fisher o 3. Durhamâ€"Lawrence (Seabrook) ‘Rock Mine ai.._. . 7. Another Ripâ€"saw the fans was Damm « solid and heady playe ed several bursts of s to clear promptly and cleanly around the nets. Hoffman, â€" the star of the visiting team was prompt to capitâ€" alize on these lapses and being an accurate and tricky shot, left unâ€" covered, he scored 4 of his team‘s . Another Ripâ€"saw, who startled the fans was Damm on defence. A solid and heady player, he uncoverâ€" U al between Durham and Hanover‘s smart Junior Western teams, but in the final 15 minutes the visitors asâ€" serted iheir superiority and ran in 3 doecid‘ng goals to cinch a 7â€"4 verâ€" dict. The crowd here was mostly ii1om Harover, that rinkless town sondine 150 or more rooters with HANOVER 7, DURKHAM 4 For three quarters of the game Thursday night, it was a battle Chesley: Goal, P. Graper; defence,| B. and A. Phillips; centre, _ A. Graper; wings, Fenton, Thompson;| subsâ€"â€"Liebeck, Murphy, Ebel, Best. : MHanover Ripsaws tcok return Jr. Game | Durham: _ Goal, Greenwood, deâ€" fence, R. Noble, Lawrence; centre, McGirr; Wings, J. Noble, Seabrook; Subs, Saunders, Goodchild, Braithâ€" waite and Falkingham. ley infractions. _ Ten penalties were given: 6 to Chesley and 4 to Durâ€" ham as follows: 1stâ€"â€"Liebeck, B. Phillips; _ 2ndâ€"Liebeck, Ebel, R. Noble, Lawrence; 3rdâ€" Lawrence 2, Ebel, A. Phillips. Pickard of Chesley refereed _ and missed considerable, especially Chesâ€" A change in Durbam lineâ€"up was made, Bert Lawrence going on deâ€" fence with R. Noble, and J. Noble moving up to left wing. H. Falkingâ€" ham relieved on defence at times, in which cases Geo. Braithwaite took his place at centre. In last stanza with Lawrence seryâ€" ing time, . Phillips, one of Chesâ€" ley‘s best, scored on a pretty rush, making it 3â€"2, and Durham‘s hopes started to slip. _A penalty to Ebel changed the outlook and MeceGirr worked up to the goal mouth to acâ€" cept Lawrence‘s pass for No. 4. Just to make it doubly safe Saunders fought around the nets and . scored No. 5 with a nice backâ€"hand shot. 1C ts of speed and was her. The whole team little improved team j . q4 2L _ _ o0 00 1564 US Te him fhat we do not d well in the to go south to find entertainm~ ance on all but Canada may be our ‘Lady of Sn beat him. as our late lamented friend Kiplit C at a merry terms her, but who would wish | ; 2 before Durâ€" different? She has a personality : ngly enough to her own and nobody can give ) before end of the inferiority complex _ attitud« Te â€" omm L n e o ue CC wick for his enterprise in broad ing his city for the benefit of C:=: «dians who have not visited Flo: But that is as far as it goes J bulletin reads this way: "Whil« minion friends at home are batl snow drifts, ice sidewalks â€" and the discomforts of winter time, th« sands of Canadians have migr: to the great colony here from : the BONICLP WRHBnk MBDW us _..; °"~ TeCsonl, and so on. We must give credit to Johr wick for his enterprise in broa ing his city for the benefit oi «dians who have not visited FI But that is as far as it goes b““eul renlls Thir mm». es The ‘John Lodwick News Seri of St. Petersburg, Florida. ha sent the "Review" (and we suppo every paper in Ontario) a detail list of Ontarioites holidaying in t southern metropolis. â€" The portfo goes on to say that "Canada‘s gre tourist club, one of the largest the Sunshine City, is a mecca Dominion residents in this sun like resort," and so an "n selection "There‘s a rainbow in Illle cloud". Mrs Wallace, vice pres., | of the W.M.S. spoke in behal{ of ]it.he pres. who was absent, in appreâ€" | clation of the program and kindly | invitation, followed by an instrumenâ€" tal by Mrs A. C. Marshall. Miss T. E. Byers closed the meeting with prayer and lunch was served. Mrs Porter attended the wedding anniversary in town last week of Mr and Mrs P. Lawrence. Mr. John Marshall has been und er Mr and Mrs C. McAlister Sunday evening with Mr. an Albert Marshall . Mr. John Marshall has been =» the doctor‘s care for the past w with bronchitis and heart tou} We hope he may soon be . reso to his usual health again . Mr Bert Watson spent a fow d last week with his brotber and i ily in Toronto. The Y.W.A. met on Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home of Miss Margaret Marshall, with an attendance of 24. Quite a number of the W.M.S. members were pre sent, being invited by the Y.W . A. Mis W. Mearns presided and read a beautiful scripture lesson from John 1st chapter and commented on ;: briefly. Miss Susie Marshall read a paper entitled, "The outlook . fo: 1936"; Misses Irene Petty and 1 Koenig gave good missionary read ings and Mrs John Marshail Jr. also gave a reading; Mrs C,. Moali~ ter and Mrs A. C. Marshall sang a cduet "Beautiful isle of somew here", and Miss Bernice Koenig, a solo, "Trust and obey". Four girls gave Rev. Mr. Honeyman was able to be out again and take the service on Sunday after over a week‘s illness being under the doctor‘s care with appendicitis . It was announced on Sunday that the annual congregational meeting will be held Monday evening, Jan. 27th. low, nor is there any royal road to heaven for those who would ent«: there must come by Jesus who said HAS NOTHING on canapa JAN. 23, 19 86 complex _ attitud« July comes _ round riend John Lodwick Bt. Petersburg‘ with Mr. and M that from Jo we Ao not h 1 entertainme *‘Lady of Sno the past week vis to take place Anglican chu at 2 p.m. R b Thomp MceLear Rebekahs H4 on Of on C Phomg On M Spruce uy VOL it that urc} unge! M nout esda y Foliow ing Calde the Lean: sol , Mrs M . Light r the close. Contains the late ® eral, in ad items the unity Misse ILLUSTR W the Leave e The it and M lite begur Hydro vila b on, B Mr an Clintor tol im iT Ne Du the lale