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At first the Hendersons couldn‘t bear the thought of being away from the family for any length of time. Then someone suggested leaving an itinerary behind; "You can always depend on Long Distance to find you ilnythhgmpoup...andyouunallhouewhcn. mrywlullikoitymlvu.”...'l'hetelepbonoh & ndymbnmmSpeody,dependable,in- | is ‘Vo fulks THE REVIEW, DURHAM COUNTER CHECK BOOKsS TOURING & » & they keep in touch with home P eeeeee To BAGGAGE Checked. &muMAM.AmCMmMM M.Mam.uwawmmmw ASK FOR HANDBILI TICKETS goobD in From all Stations in Eastern Canada GOING DAILYâ€"sEPT. 19 to OCT. 3 We supply them in any quantity at Splendid Prizes for Products of the Farm, Garden Musical Chairs. on Horseback ; Calf Race for children Ontario‘s Leading Township Fair _â€" FAL] FAIR HOLSTE]N, Tlmeray and F SEE YOVR FRIENDS AT Egremont Agricultural Society Ccost or accommonpation in SLEEPING CARS ADoitionaL seesmmemmememegy . TT P0 @ mmflhmumb 1c per mile. © TOURIST SLEEPNG msubmtmublxepoum'h. © STANDARD flmmummbl)fiur-flo. IUVLOIEIN, "mriga:y and Friday, September 24 25, 1936 by TELEPHONE Reservex your seats at Telephone Office In Agricultural Hall at $.30 by Holstein Dramatic lub, e "A Bargain for Cash" Friday, September Zzgth 'liemeryoug... es (yes. '.'.:‘.‘.'.."‘?"""'5.....".‘.':.',",.;':.' f Setsaosw make Loag Distance cost Return Limits 45 days © fus ahies, ® it keeps you within reach & « With an Easy Mind Grand Conce lowest prices ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO , Holstein ‘ Mr and Mrs Charles Rahn and famâ€" ily of Varney attended the : §6rvrices Ren mtny bstua lt 25 on Sunday and also visited with Mr asd e s wol (hos Mr and Mrs Jasper Whyte and ’Doreen. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Pinder. Quite a number from here attended the shower for Mr and Mrs Jack Mcâ€" Vean last Wednesday evening and report a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Wilton spent‘ Sunday with Mr and Mro W. J. Nel-, son, also attending the anniverao m ; There was a goodly numbe: ’ the anniversary services last : Rev. Mr. Laing of Linwood | very sittingly . Varney quarte dered several numbers in the which were much enjoyed. to a ing, Mr. and Mrs. John Orchard _ of Mt. Forest spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Pete Cornish, Mrs. Ball treated the young people to a corn roast last Thursday â€" evenâ€" TOH b tfi ho ulto i se on lt a / Dave Page, 2 sheep killed by dogs and inspection of same «++«+," 5.00 Jos. Lynch, sal. weed lnquctor 15.00 L. Derbecker, groceries June 24â€" Sept. 19th, re L. Goodyear.. 23.72 Henry Ortman, transportation re H. Crispin trrÂ¥k*+%1++«s .‘ $ 95 A Pfeffer, 3 loads cement gravel 2.70‘ T Widmeyer, 3rd quar. sal Treas 30.00 | Ada Fortune, 3rd quar. sal Clerk 60.00 Amos Widmeyer, cement acet.. $.13 J Burrell, flour re H. Crispin.. 9.30 J. C. Mercer, Co, Treas. Normanby ' share indigent patients .... 323.26 C. Holm, attending special meetâ€" ing in Owen Sound ..:...; . 5.00 Val. G. Fischer, siding and nails ‘ for Township Hall ++ + ++ ... 69.60| Meeting adjourned. â€" Next meeting to be held in Clerk‘s office, Ayton on | 1 Monday, Oct. 19th, at 19 a.m. for general business. I Mr ing gravel ...........% P. J. Beninger, pay sheet P. Doyle, pay sheet No Council meeting at date Baetzâ€"Miller: That Voucher No Iof 1936 be paid. Carried. A. Weppler, pay sheet No 1...$27. | O. Reuber, pay sheet No. 2. ... 42. C. Hill, pay sheet No 3........ 82. J. Seip, pay sheet No #.+..... 297. W. Bender, pay sheet No 5... 7. J. Fischer, pay sheet No 1t.. 6. L. Weber, pay sheet No 2...:.â€" 9. J. Scoles, pay sheet No 14::.." %; M. Schenk pay sheet No 14.. 12. S. Koenig, pay sheet No 15.. . M E. Taylor, pay sheet No 17 .. 28 .1 D. Hastings, pay sheet No. 18.. 10. W. Weber, pay shéet No 20.. 15. A. Kraft, pay sheet No #1.... 14. J. Rowan, part salary ...:}..% 98.0 Oliver Mauer, on account truckâ€" . The Municipal Council of the Tp. of Normanby met in the Clerk‘s ofâ€" fice Monday, Sept. 21st, at 10 a. m. The Reeve in the chair, all members present. Aitkenâ€" Holliday: That minutes as read be adopted. Carried. Ermel, funeral exp. ORCHARD lub, entitled _ varney quartette renâ€" numbers in the evening Ada B. Fortune, Clerk ch enjoyea. o . John Orchard â€" of and Household. goodly number out to on account truckâ€" exÂ¥s+Â¥ssis++++.. 1300.090 r, pay sheet 22 .. 9.39 y sheet No 9.... 62.64 ng at date ...... 12.50 eral exp. Mrs Stade $30 sheep killed by dogs J ‘, cement acct.. 8.13 re H. Crigpln.. 9.30 ). Treas, Normanby oceries June 24â€" L. Goodyear.. 23.72 transportation anniversary Sunday. spoke . 69.60 meeting 1...$27 .45 «... 42.34 «... 82.66 &... §7.81 ... 7.80 ... ©6.45 .+. 9.20 .. 2.40 4.. 12.60 ... 21.96 «. 28.20 18. . 10.50 0.. 15.70 .. 14.55 +. 92.00 for 2.25 Dear Mother and Dad: | It is easy in the world to live afâ€"| w are gathered together for a ter the world‘s opinion; it is @a8y 1D | very happy occazionâ€"to extend _ to solitude to live after our own; but you our loving congratulations â€" on 'he:mtmuhcwho,lnthonlut your 35th wedding anniversary and of the crowd, ~~keeps with perfect uu-wedowmnnnotrhurt. sweetness the independence of aoll-' Th: mustnass Lc s LE ‘ 42.3 s ‘ CcaARD oFr\ThHanks We desire to ex s our thanks to the many fNends an bors for the kindness and s tendered in our loss & wife and mother their many friends in the great West‘l and also enjoy the many sights and | scenes along the main highway. ' Mr. Wm. Ferguson accompanied by his sister Margaret and Miss Margâ€" aret Watts, commenced Monday mornâ€" ing onâ€"a motor rip for an extended visit through part of the U.S.A., Manitoba and Saskatchewan, to visit Lyall Mercer and Ivan Christieare spending a few days in Toronto. Rev. M. J. Court was made moderâ€" ator of Saugeen Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church. Lyall Mercer and J spending a few days Mr and Mrs Alex. Aberdein and family of Wiarton were week end guests with the Aberdein family and Mrs Bruce. Fecuuait oo n CmmeTed. » Mrs T. J. Reid spent a few days | viciting friends in Mt Forest last week Miss Edna Hunter of London visitâ€" ed Mr and Mrs Brebner and other friends in the village last week. Miss Hazel Smith, nurseâ€"inâ€"training in London, was home over wek end . The Holstein Bowling Club held Aa jitney on the green Tuesday evening Rev. R. Mercer took anniversary services in Linwood on Sunday while Rev. Mr Laing of Linwood took the anniversary services in Orchard. Holstein Presbyterian anniversary services will be held Sunday Oct. 3. Messrs Doward Henry and Doward Jr. of Toronto, visited Mrs. A. Henry over the end of the week. of Clara ‘Arnil1 visite mily in Grand Val week. * Mr and Mrs N, lly visited friends Blyth Sunday . ‘Mr Jo:eph Bilton took a motor trip last week to Windsoxj, Amherstburg, and Kitchener. Mrs Joseph Bilton Jr who was visiting friends in Varney, returned to her home in Windsor with him. Several from Holstein‘ attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Renwick at Dromore on Monday . Sympathy | is extended to the family. Miss Elizabeth Harding was a reâ€" cent guest of the Arnill fawii. anniversary . Mr. and Mrs, Habermehl attended the 35th wedding anniversary of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. John Sharpe of Guelph on Saturday, 19th. kecent guests with Mrs. Hastie: Miss Atchison, Ottawa and Mrs Findâ€" lay of Tororto. Mrs. Sharpe was Miss Eliza Queen of the 8th con. Egremont. They were married by Rev. Mr. Campbell of Dromore, who was present at the Seaman, Toronto; Mr and Mrs Geo. Cushnie, Mt Forest; Mrs A. McEachâ€" nie and Mr Nelson McEachnie, Hopeâ€" ville; Mr Clarence Nichel, Mr Marâ€" shall Andrew, Miss Eileen Andrew, and Miss Doris Wallace of Corbetton Mr and Mrs James Leversage and son Will and daughter Elizabeth of Cedanville, were Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs D. Allan and family. Week end visitors with Mr and Mrs Geo. Burrows were: Mr and Mrs Roy A public meeting will be held in Yeovil hall on Tuesday September 29th at 8$.30 p.m. to make final arâ€" rangements for a plowing match to be held in Egremont about the midâ€" dle of October. ‘The directors hope there will be a good attendance. HOLSTEIN LEADER â€"Thos. Renwick and family Mr Jo: THE DURHAM REMEW uest of the Arnill i'amily. Rounding and Noreen and Arnill visited the Roundir Grand Valley the frst j â€"00.Qâ€" . ANO PERSONAL ads and neighâ€" and sympathy Â¥ a beloved McGuire and famâ€" in Belgrave and our sincere Rounding faâ€" and Miss of the MARRIED "CC5EtCF Chariotte, After all had done ample justice to the splendxd, BENNETTEâ€" STEWART: repast provided, the following aq.| C‘Anbrook Street, Toror dress was read by their son Burrows| Rev. E. Ryerson Young and a suitable reply made by Mr.| ited church, 0n Wedne. Onai¢h | Last week the family of this quite | active couple gathered in â€" surprige | style to mark the thirtyâ€"fifth anniver | sary of that day and to present their parents with a studio couch and ocâ€" casional chair. Those who gathered to do horour to their parents and grandparents were: Mr and Mrs. w. B. Smith, Shirley, Wiibert, James and Teddie, ,Moorefleld; Mr and Mrs Murray â€" A. Henderson, Fern and Leonard; Mr. and Mrs E. Rutherford Henderscen of Guelph; Mr and Mrs Harold McPhee ’Grant and Yvonne of Holstein â€" and Lyla at home. Gladiolii and marigolds . formed a fitting background â€"for the dinner table which was eentred by a three storey wedding cake, made by their daughter Charlotte. After all had done ample justice to the splendia It wood who this year retired from acâ€" tive ministry, but who has in recent years christened five of the grandâ€" children. On Sept. 11th, 1901, wedding bells rang joyously at the home of Mr. and Mrs Wm, Burrows, Holstein, the nccasion being the marriage of their Caughter Esther J. to NMr. Jas. k. Smith of Durham. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. w. Magâ€" Holstein Couple Celebrate Wedding Anniversary iifttaduadiiua s Bc c a ic( Friends from a diistance in attenaâ€" ance were Percy Renwick, Holland, Manitoba (a sono) : Mr and Mrs. Dashwood, Miss Indoe, Dunnville: Christopher and Wm Renwick, Toronâ€" to (brothers of Mr Renwick): â€" Mrs, Wm Saulter, Mrs Jennaway, Toronto. The pall bearers were Messrs Alex.! McKenzie, James McGillivray, Robert : Keith, Wm. Eccles, Norman Bunston Major Eccles. The flower bearers, all nephews of the deceased, were: Messrs. Irwin Ferguson, Thomas Ferâ€" I guson, Walter Ferguson, Robt. Renâ€" | wick Jr. R. R. Watson and R. Aitken.! Friends from a diistance in attend-l’ ance were Percy Renwick, Holland, | Mascaca : Mrs. Renwick carried wherever she }Went, the love and respect of a wide circle of friends, who mourn with her family in life‘s sudden termination . Her life was made up of little kindly acts, that now bring tender memories to the fore. She was a loyal member of Amos church, Dromore, where serâ€" vice was conducted Monday by Rev.: Robt. Honeyman, after a short private‘ service at the home. I in 1918. The other members are: Percy, Holland, Meu.; Nettie, Mrs J. McNeil, Fairlight, Sask.; Amanda, Mrs. Sam Patterson, Egremont; Wilâ€" frid, near his old bome; Miss Florenâ€" ce of Dunnville. There are as well twelve grardchild: en. been at their present abode chidren were born to them, Christopher of the 146th ; paying the supreme sacrifice A native of Egremont township, Mrs. Renwick was Mary Ellen Ferguâ€" son, daugbter of the late John and Isabelle Ferguson, born on the farm now managed by Frwin Ferguson of the 17th con. She is the last of her family. Fifty years ago in March of this year, she was wedded to Thomas Renwick and the union has proved a happy one. The first six years of their wedded life were spent in Proâ€" ton, and the other fortye four _ have Sorrow ard grief entered the home of Thomas Renwick and family, of 18th con., Egremont (near Dromore) when news spread with lightningâ€"like rapidity, that wife and mother, had passed away early Thursday night last. Mrs. Renwick was seventy six years of age, but had enjoyed gooa health _ for these _ seventy _ six years, and last Thursday had attendâ€" ed Mount Forest Fall Fair with apâ€" parently no untoward effect. Shortly after nine p.m. Mt. Renwick _ and son Alex retired to their beds, leavâ€" ing Mrs Renwick to finish some readâ€" ing. On doing so, she also retired, taking lamp upâ€"staivs to her room. She shortly after came downstairs in her night attire, evidently forgetâ€" ting something, and at the foot of the stairs death overtook her. She was in the morning, found « by her son Alex, lying at the foot of the stairs in her last sleep. â€" Death was kind by sparing MrÂ¥ Renwick a long illness. MRS. THOMAS RENWICK THE ROLL CALL Re golds . formed a de for the dinner ed tred by a three . made by their After all had oo to do horour grandparents . B. Smith, 146th _ Batallion )me _ of Mr. | Holstein, the | iage of thelr' ir. Jas.) _ k. e ceremonyJI J. W. Magâ€"| red from acâ€"| as in recentf overseas Seven one son CAE CC0e C HiG COmmth’ goes out at this time to Mr. Thomas Renwick and fam‘ly owing to sudâ€" den death of a loving wife and moth~ ed, on Friday last, McGillivray‘s. aA fire and by qu‘ck put it out _ Mr. Joe Bunston‘s house | narrow escape from being last Thursday by a spark froi chimney. When Mrs Frances it was staiting to blaze and s ed 10 Mrs, McKenzie, who w where they were threghine 2. 200C mnrde V D. Stewart, eldest son of James 8“'.]1 of Normsa: |_ The Dromore Dramatie Club _ are | at Salem to night presenting their | Pldy, "The ginl from out yonder ,*‘ f Mr. and Mrs. Joe MceNaulty spent | part of last week with her sister Mrs | Whyte near Proton Station. :’ Mr. E. Meads and family of near‘ Varney, attended service at Amos on ; 'J Sunday and spent the rest of the day ’ with Mr. and Mrs Will Philp, ’ Mr and Mrs win McKenzie nndf babe, Master Hector McMurdo spent| Sunday at the former‘s home nenr’ Ceylon, Mr and MrS ‘Han Mak ic); Mrs. Jas. Henders est spent last week â€" ter, Mrs Edwin Reid 1auesday, Scpt, 289th at 2.30 pm Mrs. J. E. Halliday will be speaker Mrs. Wilson of Durham is at presâ€" ent visiting her daughter Mrs. R. Keith. ® Dromore Branch of W.L at the home of Mrs. Wm Tuesday, Scpt, 29th at Mrs. J. E. Halliday will h , Mr and Mrs Frank Eccles and | children of Egremont visited on | Sunday with Mr and Mrs J. M. Marâ€" shall . ‘ Mrs. Porter Sr., spent over wéek | end in ‘Torento. | _ Mr and Mrs Albert Kress and baby and Miss Mary McAlister of â€" Toronâ€" to, were visitors over the weekend with Mrs. McAlister Sr, and family. Miss Maud Thompson R.N. _ of Toronto is spending this week with her mother and family here, | Miss Margaret Marshall entertainâ€"~ ;ed a number of the young women, |also teachers, Miss Calder and Miss Jennings for supper on Thursday of |\last week. Glad to be invited and en-' ‘joyed the pleasant time. | Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watson and Mr ‘and Mrs. J. M. Marshall attended ‘ the funeral of the late Mrs. Thos. \Renwick at Amos on Monday. Mr. Wm. Carson has been under the doctor‘s care recently. We hope he may soon be restored to his usâ€" ual health. Mr and Mrs D. Marshall, Mr and Mrs‘John Birr and Cecil wisited _ on Sunday with Mr John Birr and famâ€" ily at Dornoch. 1 Mr and Mrs James Schrieber _ of Elora and Mrs Schrieber of Mt. Forest visited on Sunday with _ the latter‘s sister, Miss Annie Marshall and attended sorvice at Knox. oo hi 6 es oiR t 0 Miss Aida Bennette to Mr We ectendtcn AF The Y.W.A. and Mission band met at the church on Saturday afternoon with about 20 present. Mrs. C. Mcâ€" Alister presided in the absence of the president. Mrs. Marshall 8r. led the mission band. Mrs C. Mcâ€" Alister read the scripture . lesson from Matthew 5th chapter and seyvâ€" eral of the Y.W.A. members _ read from the study book on China. Miss Barbara ard Ellen Halliday, members of the mission band, sang "When He cometh." Mrs Marshall led in prayer. Little Myrtle Porter has been ill and under the doctor‘s care. We hope she will soon be better. with you again, bringing back memâ€" ories of byâ€"gone days. We think of our childhood and your loving car? for us, and as we have grown older and felt :esponsibility, we realize all As a memory of this day, . your wedding anniversary, we have brought tokens to you as a symbol of . our love and respect. We hope you will like them and will still be using .them when we assemble again in a few years for your golden wedding day. the more what you did for us then. But this is your day, not ours. You too will have vivid memories of your long and bhappy journeyâ€"shipmate® for thirtyâ€"five years through sunshine and storm. We enrhostly hope that your voyage together will long . conâ€" tinue and that good health may be sympathy of KNOX CORNERS | Matin tur at 2.30 7 EEDWOF ll'e)(un'Io spent | Speclal‘l(a:lenese. W::n'eudny 4.15 p.m. the former‘s home ngar’ MATiNEE PRICES and Mrs Ben Mess n ts . | iolsiiren 10¢: H‘gh School students, Bunston‘s houe had a | 15¢: Adults, 25¢, pe from being burned y by a spark from tne? Wateh & r atch for CHILDREN‘S CTURFE irl::ntoul:l'ul?:.nn:e:h:. :al:(; CONTEST' Date to b:lu,n- McKenzie, who went to| _ _____ nounced next week, Were thrasmkics o2 00 DROMORE Henderson of week with her dauehâ€" Young of th'e Unâ€" Wednesday, Sept threshing at My hands left for work they 8 Toronto, by I. will meet Mt. Forâ€" Philp on Mol-Tnf-Wed, Sept. 28,29,30 P Eo wC ‘The Melody Lingers On‘ with JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON !.wisâ€"Slmkey Fi;fit Pictures ‘The Great Impersonation‘ See Lovis hand Sharkey four knockdowns : Tbnrs._-!" ti.â€"Sat, $ept.24,25,26 NORTHERN ELECTRIC Lauder Theatre There is a hop Where loved Rev. Thompson visited last week with Mr and Mrs Wm. Marshall, when they had their 3 children han. Mr and Mrs Art McNally â€" and family, Zion, attended _ St. Pami‘s church service on Sunday and visited with relatives. surprise ‘Thicker than Sympathy of the community is exâ€" tended to Mrs W. J. Allan in the reâ€" cent death of her father Mr. M. Barber and to Mrs. Sam Patterson, owing to the death of her mother, Mrs. Thos. Renwick. Mr. M. E. Reuber of Ayton visited the $.S. No. 2 and also with some of his friends in the section. and Miss Audrey Bell of Durham were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. J. C. Queen. Mr and Mrs Wm. Wallace of Durâ€" ham visited on Eunday with Mr and Mrs D. Davis and attended _ Divine worship at St. Pauls, Mr. Wesley Andrews of Mt. Forest vicinity is engaged among the varâ€" Miss Pearl Gordon is assisting with the household duties at the home of Mrs W. Pinder, who is at present inâ€" disposed. ® ' Mr. Matthew Hooper is engaged threshing among the various farmers Mr and Mrs A. McPhee of Nenagh visited the WooGs family on Sunday. | 2. TB w6 cacliicass. oc ieA ish and his place will be hard to fil}. At beg‘nning of the service a baptisâ€" mlnrvlcowulpldwhcnthe folâ€" lowing childrén were baptized: Robâ€" ert Henry, son of Mr and Mrs R. Wilâ€" son; Mervin Royden, son of Mr and Mrs Wm. Atchison and Russel Arâ€" â€"Sadly â€"â€"PLUS.. _ LAUREL & Karpy SEPT. 24, 1036 EDmunp Lowe they had their 3 children bapâ€" mMoUNT FOREST IN MEMORIAM PLUS THE RC. A. 1 loving memory of _ a d and father, Thos. 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