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Owo MEET TO ENjOY RILLING SPORT, as AS WITNESS SAME HIRD PERIOD ich 1 for elph en Carle the ampionship Auld last, the highway t the and pent owner of a on the highâ€" car struck. ph, 'm’ for McLean, Near a sger. ®. McCanâ€" i the generâ€" h struck the was said ided at Eugenia Talbot. Prestor FOR $3.300 1\ last week of Guelph + and pain eived as a he Guelph of lle 1p om both ills lden arleto same, except i Barton on deâ€" half a small n bill. the af. 1 and ‘# and d â€" by id _ not n time alley is illowed Raybould, Ca 1Slasts k be ered al °_ own which gotiate ladies® c also 7 many > .u bould eeded as previous @11A ind trucks, quiet â€" vilâ€" a new life lers â€" tried of it speeding th e to whilst N practic ly Var blue the it the @I TnIn Domin w hic} cold oncé nOw M nO no T he Iv the he Ing D t LOTS 30, 35 and South Half Lot 34 Con. 3, S.D.R., Glen Township, 125 acres, formerly ied by Elâ€" mer Hooper, deceased. Apply to: John Eckhardt, R.R. 1, Priceville, Miss Margaret Derby of Stratford. visited at her home here over Sunday Miss Heard of Varney, visited with the Misses Scarf over the week end. Mrs Gormley, Toronto, was a week end visitor with Mr and Mrs. A. B. MeLellan . Mrs Agnes Thomson who is spendâ€" ing the wiinter with her grandâ€"daughâ€" ter, Mrs Walter Sims (Lizzie Fairâ€" nie) of Loring, was pleased to reâ€" ceive word of the recent appointâ€" ment of her grand nephew in Dunâ€" fermline, Scotland, J. w. Kilpatrick, to a church in Jamaica. It is a ‘Church of Scotland* appointment and Mr Kilpatrick goes there after a brilliant scholastic career. Incidentâ€" ally this is Mrs. Thomson‘s fourth grand nephew who wears "the cloth" in different parts of the British Emâ€"! pire. I rigan ppuu . _ [ ; _ TV into the Mor â€" With the WUlilittes Com requiring rison home and another evening was & new Sec‘yâ€"Treas., Coun. Duffield given over to mirth and song. At a brought up theidea of amalgamating suitable time, an address was read the position with the ‘offices of town: to Mrs. McPherson, by Mr. Gordon ¢lerk and treasurer, geiting another Geddes and Mrs. C. Moffat presentâ€" man for outside line work of hydro,f ed her with a pretty table reflector. and for waterworks. He thougbti A pretty birthday card, containing $1000 a year would be saved in salâ€" the names of all the guests, accomâ€" Aries paid. ‘The Finance Com. was | panied the gift. Mrs. McPherson ack. @ppointed to meet on Friday with| nowledged this gift in a few words, Public Utilities Com. and discuss it.' Refreshments were later servad â€"â€" urday a Leap Year birthday, in a special way, as she or joys a birthday every four ye Friday evening, several forme bors of No. 9, Glenelg sectio at her home in town and mad the evening hours . On Saturds ing the ertertaining was co at home of Mr and Mrs John son in town. Mrs MePhersc sister, Mrs McCannel, with M Mrs Gordon Geddes, were tea of the Morrisons. Later in th ing friends of Mrs McPherson 35 in number, stepped into th rison home and anothar avani The death of Wm. Blanchard â€" of Buffalo, took place on Feb. 17th at the Veterans‘ Hospital, Batavia, N. York, from heart trouble. Deceased was about 45 years of age, and servâ€" ed in the American Army overseas. He was the husband of Marion Mcâ€" Kenzie, a former Durham girl, who was the second daughter of the late Arch. MeKenzie, and a niece of Miss Laura MecKenzie of town. Interment took place in Buffalo, Feb. 21st. New Furniture and Grocery Stores. Bell and Bennett, undertakers arnd â€" funeral directors, have leased â€" the j W. J. Vollett store and will also enâ€" gage in the furniture business, in C these â€" more commodious â€" quarters. I The second floor will be used as reâ€" & sidence by Mr. Bennett. The presâ€" ent stand which they will shortly vaâ€" ; cate, has been rented by Mr. Lawâ€" t rence Chapman, who will open a groâ€" . p cery store in a short time, adding r possibly other lines . Will Remember Her Birthday, ie Mrs. Flora McPherson had on Sat. FIRST wEDDoING A FAMILY or CLERGYmEen at Mrs Thos. Henderson‘s. Little busâ€" iness apart from purely Chapter inâ€" terest, was transacted. Mr K. w. Kress addressed the gathering on the Suez Canal, and its international imâ€" portance . Died in Batavia, N Can. Greys‘ Chapter, 1I0.D.E. held their March meeting Tuesday evening pipe and an elbow being â€" burned through. Other than staining ceiling and replacing stove pipes, there was no further damage. Addressed the 1.0.D.E 1 A chimney fire at Mrs H}'ard Mecâ€" Donald‘s home, Monday, gave the fire brigade a run. It was a furiane o Wnsnwe ue hi s amnnis un """’""'-"" All members of Durbham C Public Utiliities Commission. | were present Monday evening, A St. Patric Supper, March 17, several questions of importance under auspices of een St. Y.W. before the Board. A. Supper served froim 6 to $ p.m.! A communication of the Prov Adults 35¢; Children 2 |Government asked strict purgin relief lists, that orly those ac m‘:“:gi m:ey flr;" d‘" Hve :;: :I‘rce deserving, should obtain relief . brige dn'a ‘:::’ o:: .:;a:.n Furious has alreacy been done in Durbar blaze while it lasted, one length of l':: '(‘,’z::’;n i::; turned over to th fipé cand an cIDOK béing o Burnaa + & J. C. Halliday has commenced his 2ist year as Chairman of Chesley‘s Public Utiliities Commission. VOL LIX NO. 10 Calder‘s Drug Store FOR RENT CIGARETTES JENNY LIND CHOCOLATES ° @207 CEZson had on Satâ€" ip Year birthday, marked LB. Â¥. as she only enâ€" every four years. On several former neighâ€" ilenelg section, met n and made merry On Saturday evenâ€" was continued Mrs John Morriâ€" MePherson and AND STATIONERYy th Mr and e tea guests in the evenâ€" JUST ARRIVED m, about the Morâ€" Government. _ share is $26,000 for the $180,000 Every week to keep the u every month, MmiIDLaAND To sPEnp _ Mr and Mrs Walter Thompson were,‘ host and bostess for over forty of | their friends on their first wedding | anniversary on Friday. Their friends | were asked to come in hard time orl old time costumes, and at the closo| of card playing these were judgedf while Parading, the prizes going to: Mrs. G. Campbell and Mr C, Hf Moffat . Dancing followed the hour of'i luncheon . draw chemical engine if neces: General accounis, $845.86 anc for Feb., $181.35, were passed The report of the Auditors, : F. Dargavel and G. E. K« was received and left with the 1 Com. for inspoction, before its tion . ~V"48s itrees free of cost on Clerk‘s order the Council paying freight onâ€" ly. Board of Works reported all hyâ€" drants snowplowed open for use in event of fire and teams ready â€"to EW CREMICAY awoitns A6! sc s The 1.0.D.E. w as granted free of Town Hall for 1936, and ; Hughes given permission to ren a large tree in front of residenc An Estimate of Works program been sent in by Mayor and Cl the Gov‘t contributing 75% of cos projects undertaken to provide ¢ relief for the unemployed . Tree planting was also discus: and it was deemed reforestrat would be timely in various parts town. The Government supplies young trees free of cost on Cler order the ConmelÂ¥ nustms leocr 1. to the town _2 5.. 35 _ ~~C~ [ROusiry wasâ€"being de« moralized and hurt by present tariffs and asking better protection. On moâ€" tion of .\lc(:owan-Laud«)r. Council enâ€" dorsed this resolution and ordered copies of same sent to Miss Macâ€". phail M. P., Hon. Chas. Dunning and Hon. J. L. IIsley, Minister ot" National Revenue. I Strathroy Council asked endorsaâ€" tion of a resolution to Gov‘t, stating the Purniture industry was being deâ€" Moraitzed 3HC RUPF. DC avemmnas oi cone" cost for any beyond this. Town is also responsible for any damages or injury. _ The Council did not favor some of the clauses, but decided upon consideration they were not so obâ€" jectionable, and passed a motion auâ€" thorizing signature . | The Dept. of Highways warded an agreement to by Council for upkeep of ; The Dept. does necessar for 20 ft, strip, but town which was accepted A special meeting o ed for 5 p.m. Thur: cessor will be appoi the Commission. nation as Council to Consider Durham won 1st Semiâ€"final Clinton Plays Here Combiving Town Offices from Owen Sound Rangers| ~Satur Kearney forwarded his _ accepted by the Council. meeting of Council is callâ€" .m. Thursday when a sucâ€" be appointed to complete _=~ PSZ°U5 ITeIgNT onâ€" Works reported all hyâ€" wed open for use in and _ teams ready â€" to . of Highways had forâ€" agreement to be signed The Purhaom Revian Public Utilities Com‘r ine if necessary . + $845.86 and relief were passed. llO m e Auditors, Mrs S. Du G. E. Kearney,| E. S ft with the finance | bould ANNIVERSARYy | ses, but decided upon °y were not so obâ€" passed a motion auâ€" n done in Durham and turned over to the reâ€" whion and ordered sent to Miss Macâ€" on. Chas, Dunning IIsley, Minister of keep of main street. necessary â€" sanding granted free use also discussed, reforestration _ _ _ _Tam Counecil| ‘The largest crowd to attend a hockâ€" iday evening, when"ey match in Owen Sound this souon’ of importance were saw Durham capture the first semiâ€" e | final game Monday from the Rangers n of the Provincial_'(:it,v League champions by a 3â€"2‘ strict purging of| score. ' nly those actually| Durham ran up a 2â€"0 lead in first‘ obtain relief. This | period, made it 3â€"0 early in sacaona | _ DC NHOF * and _ Clerk, % of cost to provide cash supplies the residence . program had pays half adopâ€" 1 Miss remove Council | in Defeated Rangers 1â€"4, to Win First Round Penaltiesâ€"Blair Couture. resig | _ Rangers: goal, C fence, Blair and M | tre, Couture; wings, j(iomb; alternates, I | McLinden and R. ( l Refereeâ€"Noisv C1 Rangersâ€"Lenahan ©*i8 .Rangers~McConna,chie Durhamâ€"Cassid) Penaltyâ€"Dean | A<HI5eTs.:. goal, C. Greenaway ; de-;:nd St-l:lir?t: fence, Blair and MceConnachie; cen~’u§ £g0, Chile tre, Couture; wings, Jackson and Mcâ€" * Comb; alternates, Lenahan, Cameron’ Defce. £good McLinden and R. Greenaway . f;’;f:e; t;(::t Refereeâ€"Noisy Clark of Stayner. ’Mrs R is FIRST PERIOD ‘Kinnee’. P;'a Durhamâ€"Rennie (Elvidge) .. ..7.00 King, Queen Durhamâ€"Moses (Rennie) .. «+ 15.00 ily, and for Penaltiesâ€"Raybouid and McGirr. lby Miss Alm SECOND PERIOD . | glican. Mrs Durhamâ€"Cassidy (Raybould) .. 2.00| Mre oA on Av/nam: goal, J. Schutz; defence, E. Schutz and McGirr; centre, Rayâ€" bould; wings, Cassidy and Dean; alâ€" ternates, Rennie, Elvidge, Moses and Tucker. Durham : goal E. Schutz and | ter Durham assumed the defensive, land merely protected their lead . | With third perica 1 minute old, L. | Lenahan lifted a weak puck from blue line. Schutz dropped his stick to block it, _ but stick fell on his shoes, and the dise slipped in beâ€" tween his skates for Rangers‘ first goalâ€"a soft one. That set them afire and they matched speed and play with the Durham speedsters, to score again when Lenahan slipped a pass to McConnachie, unguarded in front| of nets. Three penalties took some! of the steam out of Rangers‘ attacks, but neither team could score in final 10 minutes. | fuinutes gone when Durham cof No. 3. Raybould slipped over the line and made a neat pass to sidy who glided in on Greena feinted him out of position and bed puck into an open net. The ter Durham assumed the defen ANlC NMHOFOINY nuaknaeal 4n s HEs i The second minutes gone No. 3. Raybon q did not come from Walkerto;._-;);;‘ ers couldn‘t capitalize on it, with 5 |ham had only the two. They aid vaiâ€" !? 3: _ The smoothest goal of the flnnt work in repulsing the determinâ€" night was Durham‘s last of the perâ€" ‘ed local assaults, as did J. Schutz; ‘°Câ€"SChutz to Raybould to Dean. ,in the hnets ' In third Owen Sound came to life | The Raybould, Dean and Cassidy‘ with & vengeance, and some 1oose ilino was ever dangerous, Raybould-’ local defensive play allowed the Ran: | especially being closely checked.igem to run in 3 straight. Rennie It was the second line of Rennie, El‘ bang'ed in Tucker‘s rebound for purâ€" vidge and Moses which showed the nas last. scoring punch in first period. Rennie‘ Tt VmMlors ~presented :4 hard notched the first, taking Elvidge’s:cnec“ng' M palanded team, . but pass through the home defence tn,Were.weak around the nets. Greenaâ€" coas; in on the nets, Moses took way in goal made some startling savâ€" Rennie‘s pass behind the defence and ons 1 en Son ho silf ©n6s. iinam picked the corner, for Durham‘s seeâ€" l and Oltels, af times flashing ond goal. [ CUitzlin® hHOookaÂ¥ _ ank Awain" ns cal .. but in last frame the Rangers speedâ€" jed up and a lucky goal at opening linsplred them to turn on the heat, |and a wellâ€"earned one followed. The | Rangers proveG to be a hardâ€"checking |team with a stout defenceâ€"Blair andi ’McConnachle, who were also promln-‘ lem in rushes on Durham citadel.! | Their defence played the entire game 'as did Durham‘s alsoâ€"E. Schutz‘ and C. McGirr. The locals will miss Ken Wilson, who has taken a posl-! tion in Sudbury, and as Trushlnski; did not come from Walkerton, Durâ€" bam had only the two. They did valâ€" ilant work in repulsing the determinâ€" ed local assaults, as did J. Schutz| in the nets. ' THIRD PERIOD second session was only two DURHAM, THURSDAY, in first period. Rennie first, taking â€" Elvidge‘s the home defence to ie nets. Moses took behind the defence and * csa+) +%,~@§%.00 McConnachie and in on Greenaway, of position and lobâ€" open net. Thereafâ€" With (Lenaâ€" Durham counted which is incorporated the Holstein 1.00 blue Casâ€" & Day of Prayer Observed f in Presbyterian Church Owen Sd.â€"Jackson (Robertson) Owen Sd.â€"McComb Owen Sd.â€"Blair (lone rush) Durhamâ€"Rennie (Tucker) Penaltiesâ€"Moses, McConnachi Penalties â€" and Tucker. Durhamâ€"Cassidry (Raybould) . Durhamâ€"Schutz (Rennie) .. . Durhamâ€"Dean (Cassidy) .. . Owen Sd.â€"Cameron (Couture) Durhamâ€"Dean (Schutz, Rayâ€" Durhamâ€"Raybould .. Durhamâ€"Rennie (Schutz) The visitors â€"presented a hard checking, well balanced team, but were weak around the nets. Greenaâ€" way in goal made some startling savâ€" es and missed no soft ones. Durham were in and outers, at times flashing dazzling hockey, and again looking vety ordinary. | Clinton recently beat out Kincardâ€" ine‘s strong team and strengthened . by Goderich players, _ will be tough | opposition . Don‘t miss seeing this game. Return match on Monday night in Clinton. Other teams still in running after playoff rouncis in Int. B series are Whitby, last year‘s champions, Sutton, Thorold, Paris, Acton, Niaâ€" gara Falls, but another ten days will see only 3 or 4 left. I Clinton‘s speedy team, which nosâ€" ed Durham out of the running â€" last winter will be Durham‘s next hockey opponents, first game in Durham rink Saturday evening March 7th. Znd ROUND INT. B bould) .. THIRD PERIOD SECOND PERIOD FIRST PERIOD npr + nags s ++ +. 19.00 McConnachie, Cassidy, , McConnachie Saturday Night SEMIâ€"FINALS March 7th. out Kincardâ€" strengthened +1.00| _ Mrs, 3. C. Howell receive +9.00 sprain in her ankle on Mond i last which forces her to } 4.00 hber feet for a week or two 4.30| _ Mr Kenneth Wilson left ; 8.10 for Sudbury, where he has 8.30 employment. While it is â€" i'hear of Kenneth having a | 9.00 it is unfortunate for Durham sidy, | Club, as he was a valued me ’ the lineâ€"up. ind nidy viantsint 4 the long prayer: others again felt the new King‘s message could be put off till evening when it was again elecâ€" trically transcribed over the air. Then again several churches had raâ€" dios installed, for the occasion, all in the line of service to the people, who had no radio and wished to hear the ; King. Queen St. Church, through | the kindness of G. R. Padfield had one of his good Philco radios and the reception was excellent. 9 We have yet to hear one critical) NOE amromane y 0° ine higher courts of the church;' others who lived near the church heard the broadcast in â€" their own‘ home, meandering into church duringl Â¥his NC u2l I _ _On Sunday morning last, Durham in common with the British Empire was at the radio, to hear the first message broadcast over the air, from our new King, Edward VIII. The time set was 4.00 p.in., in Engâ€" land, which is equivalent to 11 a.] m. Eastern Standard time. _ As this coâ€"incided with church service, many felt the cali of the new King @ghead of the higher courts of the church;f others who lived near the â€" church heard the broadcast in . thaty â€" Amura‘T KING‘S MESsaAGE was Mrs Percy Trotter, from near Fort William, is on a visit to her parents, Mr and Mrs John McGowan. Mr J. P Hunter spent the week end with his daughter, Mrs Gordon MacDonald, Chatsworth. _ Mr. Larry Miller of the Bank of Commerce staff, is holidaying â€" three weeks at his home, Nelies Corners. Mr. C. A. Speers of Tara visited Wednesday evening at the home or. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ritchie. ; Mr and Mrs John Morrison enterâ€" tained the Presbyterian Y.P.S. and their friends at their home on Monâ€"‘ day evening. Several tables of crokâ€" | incle were played the first prize goâ€"> Mr. John Lloyd was taken sudâ€" Cenly pill Jast weekend while at his duties in Durham Furniture Factory, brought about by a clot of blood forming in the heart. Mr. A. Wyville attended the funâ€" _eral on Sunday of his cousin, Miss Marion Wyville, teacher of the Pilâ€" grim Bible society school at Proton Station. She was in her 35th year. Rev. Mr. Jackson conducted the serâ€" vice, over 500 being in attendance. | Mrs. Charles Ramage has received word of the serious illness in Edâ€"| monton Hospital of her sister Mrs R | P. Legate, formerly of Ceyion. ‘ Miss Elsie Ledingham had her tonâ€"‘ sils removed at Durham Hospital on . Tuesday . | . 1936 Mrs J. J. Sutherland, Sarnia, visâ€" ited a few days with Mrs Thos . Mrs Wm. McCracken, Preston a weekend visitor with Mrs McDougall. 1 es oo «_ C. Howell received a bad °" F/rin, The young people their appreciation to Mr. Morrison fAittingly a; the the evening. Refreshments ankle on Monday night.’ to keep off Saturday secured nice to position, Jno John H farm on has been sold : Normanby, who on March Ist: a The arch 1st: also the Herb Schenk on Durham Road, this side of Park, has been purchased by H. Fleming, who intends â€" to steel buildings thereon . _â€"_~" "C~Cr mearing This wel oodâ€" morning? We‘ll sazy not. David Willis farm in Bentinck en sold to Herbert Diebel of aby, who secured possession Published Weekly at $2.50 a vear in aAva ONTARIO ARCHIVES GRAHAMâ€"In Durham, Friday, Feb. 28th, to Mr and Mrs Chas. Graâ€" ham, (nee Margaret Lawrence) a son (stillborn . ) Caider‘s Drug Store year in advance, C RAMAGR 4 Just a few Woods‘ Bath Oil R. NCKET orricE 4 Truck, 71$x12 foot h stock rack, Aual id condition. _ Would haller truck . vater, beautifies the skir b0c and $1.00 drops in the bath will BOR N To l‘nnfd‘ Etates,