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Ice ur.. Q 1" yi-', a tf u bf tt g tt 5 y E M m ”In 'i"lEs--m Durham hospital. on Tue clay. Dec. 29th, to Mr and Mrs John Styles, , non. tlTCHIE-aht Christmas morning to Mr and Mrs Ewen Ritchie, a son. o, at c. Sammy’s Store DURHAM. Wednesday, JAN. 6th, t . 6 p. I. At a service in “cannon, on Her. 6th, the minister, Rev. George R. Service, and the session received tttto tuemtrership th!rtreigttt new members. Twenty-eight were received on profession of faith um were ell ”HT tttteen your: of age. This we: the lul'zrst reception service in he “mummy ot many of the older mem- WI PATTEISON. 3.0 Specialist in Eye Examination. In the list ot new “K.C's." or Knle \‘nun'el warmly created by the ontario Government, are tank!- Hrs Moore A. Miner, B. A. Of MIDI! mm of the late H. H. Miller formerly M l'. for South Grey, and G. G. " burly ot Moalord. Happy and Prosperou- by pro- viding you With better vuioa--. greater etBeieney Ind comfort. Let us take care of your eyes this year. Consult Start the New Year Right b Keys tati-ttt Dubai: on Chrut- was Day, a bunch ot 4 or 5 keys. Ite. nard. F'nder plane In" " or phone Review ottiee. Congratulations use awn extended u Mr and Mrs Robert Renwick, Br.. .xhn on Tuesday. 29th Dee., quietly "arked their 6tst wedding anniver- "ary. The heavy rain. ot Christmas day 1va Sunday caused such high water I the Saugeen at Walkerton, that it HHIIPHNI to wash away the temp "My bridge on No. 4 highvny there, 0w." north a few yards, while a -w bridge is being erected. Mount- mkun fur its salety were enact!" ol with colder woéther Monday. " troods, ubsided and the danger‘ KW We can help you to make it VOL LIX. NO. 53 (£1,955; DRUG STORE' over Plunder. TM ..'........ “I on rm. """..w......... I: Chau'n Now. Food .......... 40c Kruochen Salts, Giant ........ 69e Iron Yeast Tablets .... ...... "e Ovaltine "..r.... .. "e, 5%.”: Scott's Emulsion .... 53c and a; Wampolo’l Cod Liver Oli.... 81.00 CIGARETTES t CHOCOLATES J; and by :DWint-om . " Food .......... 4.: Mta,Glant ........ 69e Tablets .... ...... 49c '..r. .. “mum”: The Review' wishes its Readers ti To the Elector ot the Town f DURHAM Ladies and Gent en: an'ng been n ted tor Public Utilities Commissi er last Monday, I retrpeetftttly solic Four vote and irtttuenety on my be Ir. With four years' experience. I believe I can give better service an dm do all in my power to further dance our utilities. I Ladies and Gent en: (t Chtitrtmaa eourrtr-red and green, Hav'ng been n lulled tor Public miniature Christmas tree: being plate. Utilities, Commissi er last nonaay.,’ed noun-d the danee hail. The Ernie I respectfully sollc your vote and] Brown olchesu-a. Walker-ton, provided inttuenety on my be ll. With (our. snappy numie. Owing to the good years' experience, I believe I can l motoring season, several out of town give better service an “Em do tmirr,"iMtortr were present. may them: my Power to further dvanee our, Miss Beulah Samson“. Hr Morris, of trtilitietr. lToronto; Mm Breber. in Forest; Mr Wilkins you one and l g up”, Don Budge, Shelhme; In. Marg. prosperous New You s cerely, are! Grimmer. Mr (Shut. Hanover. Reeve Hunter appreciated the con- fldenee and honor bestowed in re- turning him yearly by acclamation. (Continued on no 6) ulnar W. H. Kress felt that general Condlllons were better than for some time. Though not a partici- pant, he might offer some free advice which Wu that he would like to See Council assume some Municipal in- surance. He had no criticism of 1936 Council and would be glad to serve in later years, though not now stand- ing. Mayor Macdonald felt he had done Jan. 4, 7937 rm“ best the past year. and paid trib-, CY" --Hir, ute to the cooperation given him by R. G. 1 Council. town officials and citizens. Church. 1934 had been a very healthy year Jan. 5th--"I with little illness and no epidemics, - The e, times were better, and the chopping Address h mills were active and creating more the Queen work. The new sidewalk at Calder’a Jan. 6--"Wh Block was a decided improvement - Death. and before long, new sidewalks in Priest, in other sections would have to be un. Jan. 7--"Wt dertaken. The Prov. Highways Dept. --Litc. are now sanding main highways Candy. in when necessary through Durham, Jan 1l--"Tht relieving Council to this extent. I eietr" by I Alter Clerk Willis had been voted ito the chair. he tirst called upon Treasurer P. Rimage, who are a tintuteial resume ot the past year. 1936 taxes collected were $28,826.61, over $1,000 more than last year, but with an Increased rate, the pereisnt- age paid to Dec. 15th, 8'2.5, was about the same. Good work had been done. (in rollecting arrears the past year, $495.93 of arrears previous to 1935 ihaving been paid in, out of $6,900 owing. With $7,052.13 of 1936 taxes yet unpaid, total arrears are now 813280, which its about $500 less than at this time last year. Relief costs were about $500 less than last year, and hospital accounts paid $1000 less, but increases of over $900 in County Rate and $800 for High School had to be levied tor this year. The treasurer urged that all ratepay- ers make earnest "ort to pay taxes promptly, thus avo'ding penalties and increasing interest. The only other nominee for Mayor and reeve Kas eat-mayor W. H. Kress, who declined to stand for either omce. Others nominated for Councillors were A, S. Hustle, Roy Lawrence. W. J. McFadden, Robert Campbell. John Henry, J. C. Howell Herb. Cross was also nominated for l'tilitles Commissioner, but declined to sand, leaving Canon and Camp- bell to titrht it out at the polls. Public Utilities Commissioner: R R. Canon. Robert Campbell. Public School Trustees: Wm. Er- win, Thou. Whitmore, Samuel Chap- man --ail by aCeiattttttion. -"""---_--..-- ELECTION CARDS e Elector ot the Town (DURHAM and Gent en: "ng been n bated for F as Commissi er last Ma mommy solic your vote R. A Canon. 865 were the gross receipts. .d done Jan. 4, '937---"What Jesus saves us id trib. By" --Hig Cross. Address by Rev, him by' R. G. Halbert, l n the Baptist itizens. Cum-ch. , year Jan. 5th--"What Jesus saves us For" Jennies, - The church and the kingdom. opiiing Address by Rev. W. H. Smith in t more the Queen St. Church. 7akler's Jan. 6-“What Jesus saves us From" vement - Death. Address by Rev. J. T. Iks in Priest, in the Presbyterian Church. be tm, Jan. 7--"What Jesus saves us Into" WELL ATTENDED The annual l.0.D.E. Christmas dance was a most successful holiday tune. tion. The decoration: were carried out CHRISTMAS DANCE Mrs Fred Gagnon and daughter, De, troit, and Mr Norman McFetridge, of Toronto, were Christmas holiday V’s- itors at Mr P. Gagnon's. _ Keene Holm, Dep. Reeve John Alt- ken and the council ot Normanby Towrishio, have all been returned by acclamatlon. - (lowly. in Knox United church. Jan 'i-"T'he Work of the Bible " ciety" by Rev. J. B. Armour In the Anglican church. N. B.-You who didn't do it before. do it Now-Clip it for future reference ,, "0‘... unvClWlIOI- PULPIT EXCHANGE FOLLOWING Group 1: Milton, a bye. WEEK' OF PRAYER Group 5: Kitchener Industrial Lea, gue. Followingthe Week of Prayer, there Group 6: Corrie, cmrord and Ford, will be an exchange of [mums on wich. Sunday, Jan. 10, 1937, 8'3 follows: Group 7: Mark/late, Dundalk, Shel. CHURCH SPEAKER burne, Chatsworth and Flesherton. Baptist, ......... Rev. David Gowdy Dr. McAllister of Dundalk. Convener, Knox United..... Rev. R. G. Halbert to meet at. Megherm_ Presbyterian .....Rev. W. H. Smith As some of the teams have not as Queen St. Untted...Rev, f. T. Priest 'yet sent in their entry fees, a special A slight change has bee.“ “We ne- Continued on Page 4 cessnry in the arrangement of The, ---_----.- Week of Prayer, as follows: I . . . General theme:--'Our Great Salva- Sher Weddmg Analyefsa" tion". Dr J. F. Grant was away from his home town last weekend for the first time in many moons, and the 'Review' suggested a double column heading over the visit. The reason of the via. it was that the dental magnate was especially honored in being invited to participate in the insulting of his brother, Brook Grant, to the Worship- ful Master's chair of Merritt Lodge, A.F.A.M.. Welland. With the local P.1J.G.M. at Welland also assisting, it made an Impressive evening. .---Lirc. Address by Rev. D. Durham team “as: Goal, E. Mr. Donald; dettnco, E. Schutz, Bleich; centre, Boyd; wings, Dean, Cassidy; alternates, O. McDonald, Hosea, Rennie, Tucker, R. MoGirr, Lauder. Itenrree--tiert Bulges, Toronto. ASSISTS IN INST, Durham's first string line of Dean Boyd and Cassidy secured two of the goals and Rennie the other on It. MeGirr'r, pass. Stock Yards second goal was the de- ciding counter. Owing to an accident near Orangeviue delaying the Toron- to boys, the game did not start until about 10 o‘clock. .r-66"%r, new mil W“ "'"ff"l The Western Ontario Hoekey Amo- with hockey tans from the entire'cl‘uon promises to have another suc- district for the omeiat opening 'rni'eerstul year. " to date ten junior Tuesday night when the heavy tel teams and M Intermediate teams fast Union Stock Yards tom of To. have trittnitled their intention of op. ronto won an exhibition tilt 4-0 crating in mg. Iearte. These were from Durham's Int. chumps. it 1ti7/vt'le1' into group! and the oonveners heavy going and hard bruising 1rlti' appointed " a meeting of the execu- ey with the big Toronto team niwnys tire held in the Manover Inn on Bat. in the lead though unable to pull n- uni-y afternoon with the following way. A surprise penalty shot for delegate. in attendance: J. C. Me. Stock Yards second goal was the de- Donald, Cheney; A. Donnelly, Walk- ciding counter. Owing to an accident erton; Harvey Lung and J. w. Me. near Orantteville delaying the Torou. Donald. Hanover; B. s. Shantz, of to boys, the game did not start until Kitchener; E. E. Williams and C. about lo O'clock Cook, Wingham; J . N. Murdock, Dur. Durham's frrtrt string line of Dean ham; W. norm and D. Habkirk. of Boyd and Cassidy secured two ot the Teeswater. J. C. McDonald ot Che . goals and Rennie the other on It. ley was in the chair. "..f_t..... --..-- with hockey fans from the entire district for the omeiat opening on Tuesday night when the bony and fast Union Stock Yards tom of To. Dundalk’s new rink was packed DURHAM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3f, i936 HIS ty Barnum Remem. With which is incorporated the lulsteln Leader THER On Tuesday or this week, Mrs Fln. lay Graham, Montreal. entertained a. number of Durham friends to a post- Chrllunu luncheon " the Hum Home. The ladies are 'ottreeiativeot Mm unw- hospitality. After the luncheon. bridge we: enjoyed at Mm. Wm. Caldera home. - On the occasion of their silver wed- ding anniversary, Dr and Mrs. Brad- shaw Jamieson entertained Sunday. Dee. 27th, Mrs. Jamieson wearing black with silver and corsage of pink roses. Receiving with them were their four chidren: Bowman, Starr, Isobel in black with diamonds and bracelet of pink roses; Louise in sky blue pleated gown with gold, bracelet of [ink roses. Assisting in the living room were Mrs Jamleson's, sister and brother, Mrs L, B. Lord' in black lace with corsage ot pink roses; Mr and Mrs H. H. Bowman, the latter in black velvet with cor-f sage of pink roses. The tea table W11? done with a cloth of silver, pink rose; in Bhettield bowl and pink tap- ers in Shemeld holders. Pouring tea were: Mrs C. W. Bowman in black and gold, Mrs David Jackson in black French lace, Mrs. Seymour in black with Chinese red sequins. Each wore a corsage of pink roses, the gift oi' the bride and groom. Assisting in the dining room were the three nieces and one nephew, Frank Bow. man Lord; Louise Bow.man in coron- ation red taffeta, Betsy Bowman in turquoi 9 blue tatNta, Marylin Bow. man In pink tenets. Esch wore a bracelet of pink roses. Eliubeth Seymour in blue satin looked utter the guest book. - _ Sher Wedding Anniversary of h and Mrs D.B.Jamieson Group 7: Mark/131e, Dundalk, Shel. burue, Chatsworth and Fleshenon. Dr. McAlliater of Dundalk. convener, to meet at. Magnum. Group 3 and 3 A: Blyth, Clinton, Exeter, Goderich, Seaforth. Brussels, Listowel, St. Marys and Windsor (the latter three uncertain). Group 1: Allenford, Port Elgin, Southampton and possibly Wharton. Convener. J. E. Chapman of Port El. gin. to meet In Southampton. Group 2: Hanover. Chesley, “Wing- ham, Paisley and possibly Durham and mm. Convener Jack W. McDonald, Hanover, to meet in Han.. over. Group 3: The Twin City Hockey League, Kitchener and Waterloo. The convene: for Group One is J. C. McDonald of Chesley. to meet in Hanover to draw up the schedule. The intermediates were divided as follows: ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS Group I: Hanover, Walkerton, Cheney and Man. Group 2: Wlnmm, Teeswater, Paisley. Ripley 1nd Brussels. The juniors were divided into three groups as follows: Mr and Mrs T. C. MeGirr, spent a happy Christmas in their home with all but two of their tamlly of eleven home for the occssion, the tlmt tune In my years. Those present were Mr sud Mrs Guy Shark and son. :Kenneth and Mrs. Murray Hay and son Dale of Detro‘t; Mr and Mrs W. Brooklehsnk and two daughters, Mt. Forest; Mr and Mrs E. Weldnor. two sons and two daughters of Han. over; Mr and Mrs W. J. MeGirr, Jean and Billy and Hr and Mrs C. McGlrr of town, Raymond, Cmford sud Gordon at home. Two sons un- shle to be present were. Huber of Detroit and knee of London. Mr. Doug. McKinnon and sibter, Miss Kate, with their sister-in-uw, Mrs. John McKinnon, of near Chesiey, were visitors with Mrs. C. Ramage on Tuesday. Miss Louise Jamie‘on arrived home Saturday from Toronto, to be pres- ent for her mrenu' silver wedding waiver-nary on the 27th. Mr and Mrs Kyle Bartlett and two sons of Gait spent Christmas with In. Bartlett', sister, Miss Mug-mt Wilton and brothers. Mum George and Robt. Renw’ck of Toronto, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr and Mrs R. Ren. wick Jr. Mr and Mrs Harold Ramage of Pet. rolla and Mr. Arthur manage, ot Thombury were Christan: guests at their home. realm Tuesday accompanied by In made" and daughter Marie. Miss Jessie Priest, Belleville, Mr. Jack Priest, Toronto, Rev. John and Mrs MacDonald and daughter Joynnne of Harrow, were home for Christmas dinner with their parents, Rev. J. T. and Mrs Priest. Mr. Gordon Ridden or Matchewan dune home Christmas day and will Misses Alix M. Edge ot Sudbury.. and Edith A. Edge of London are hordaying with their sisters Mrs W. J. Ritchie and Mrs. W. G. Firth. Mr and Mrs, Harry Whitby and two daughters of Toronto were guests of Mr and Mrs P. L. Lawrence over the holiday. Mr. Walter Boyce and deter, Miss Ellen of Hamilton visited their father Mr. E. Boyce over Christmas. Mrs G'. Bayley of Blenheim came. home tor Christmas and is spending the week with her parents, Mr and Mrs. David Lamb. Mr E. J. McGirr and little daugh- ter Isabel of Niagara Falls, Ont., ar- rived Saturday to spend the weekend with the tormer'e mother, Mrs Thos. McGirr. Mr and Mrs Findlay Graham of Montreal are holiday visitor with the farmer's sister, Mrs W. Calder. Mr. Oliver S. Hunter is home to spent the Christmas season with his sister. Miss Margaret L. Hunter. Mr. Martin Lauder of Timmins was home with " parents, for Chrict- Mr. Angus McKinnon, transient. who was admitted to Durham Howit- al last Phursday, died on Sunday. The funeral service war held from Kress funeral poriors on Monday " ternoon to Durham cemetery. Rev. M. H. Pars conducted the aervice. Miss Ghdys Gun, R.N., left on Saturday for Whitby where she has secured a position on the stat! of the Ontario Government Hospital there. Dr. Donald Young of K:'lchener, and Mr and Mrs Arthurs and family of Otterville were weekend guests of the farmer's mother, Mrs. Thos. Young. Mr. S. Bolton, Toronto, was a weekend visitor in the home ot Mr. and Mn: W. C. Pickering. Dr. Donald Young of Kitchener, Mr. Fred Kelsey, druttrrmu, at Lake Shore Mines, Kirkland lake, was home with his parents, Mr and Mrs. P. W. Kelsey, over Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith spent Christmas With Mr. Murray Smith and family of Windsor. Mina Janet Kerr of Albany, N. T., Mrs N Bell and children or Elam. also Mr. Kenneth Kerr of Toronto, spent Christmas day with their moth, er, Mrs James Kerr and brothers at Varney. 33:3: .. " a " ,'Y, std-", F,tsl9au',e: 'l%h1ta%tr2eggaatact; Mr and Mrs Alex McQueen, Ham ilton, were weekend guests of tho farmer's brother, and with the lat an mother, Mrs. Arch Baird. Clyde new“. son of Mr and Mrs Dan McCllhlm of town, was elm-ml [at month as member for South-east Grey or the Ontario Boys' Parlia- meat. He left last Snturday for Tor- onto, where he is this week "ttending the parliamentary sessions. Dr and Mm C. C. Ramage and son Jim of Corrie visited at the fam- ily home here on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thos. Lauder spent Christin» " their daughter's in Tor. onto. Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilson arrived home on Saturday from Brockvillv hospital. Mr. Wilson has made " good recovery and though Milt wreak. is able to move mound. Mr. Frank Moriock, Kirkland Lake was a holiday visitor with his brother Mr. B. C. Moriock. Mrs. R. Maurine returned Sun- day to Toronto. having spent a fets days with Mm A. H. Jackson, who is improving in health. Mr. Frank Morlock, Kirkland v.4.” Mr and Mrs George A. Noble spent Christmas and Boxing Day with Mrs. Noble's parents at Singtuunptou. Mr K. Moore whc had been visiting his sister, Mrs. Noble arcompaaied them home. Mr. F. F. Meilraith, Toronto, was a Christmas guest in the parental home. Min Eileen Barrett, Toronto, in a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs R. Renwick Jr. Riker's Milk of Magnesia BLANK BOOKS, DAY Cod Liver Compound Dr. Carr's Cough Syrup Riker's Bromide Quinine Tablets Year llknlBlih'i REXAI' DRUG STOP' For Acid Dyspepsia, A Mild Laxative. I Published Weekly It 82.00 $2.60 a year In advance. A Good Tonic after Flu Cold: The Old Reliable for Reduce Fever - Break a Cold CIGARETTES, MAGAZINES. DAILY PAPERS ONTARIO "'i'a'h'cut'aheraag-ahstatamestci. DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS, MINUTE BOOKS, every kind, suitable to "art the New Year ro=o= TORONTO Bronchitis and Stubborn Coughs, 50c the ( MUNIC‘PAL QFHCERS WANTED a you tn advance. To I Peter Runner. Publish 2 Cook Slows in good condit‘on; 1 Benny Ihsiry Chttrtt, nearly mm. 1 Butter Minn: Bowl and Spoon. DeLaml. l Rentrrmv, l Melotte Cream Separator. Also new ('wam Separator. DURHAM MACHINE SHOP F. W. MOON, Prop. Winn]. ONT. puma: m USED ARTICLES fin SALE Appliculons 'ill be received up to and Invludin Suturdny, January 9th. 1937. as foil '3.- Two auditors. d In to mmmmce on or about Janna ' Mth, 1937. One Alma-or: an!“ to commo-nco on or about Mn.- 1lith um and Roll to be completed on or [More May In next. Apply. nuang‘snlury 1.0mm my of above named om w. to undersigned ' The annual nit-Minx of human: u.r'.o. Livent Shipping Ana-in- lion will be held the Puttiic Librur' Durham, on We In Mai. Jan. 6, 'llg " 2.00 p.m. Thi will be a Jmnt meeting with the liner Associa- thet. Ail members in until-11¢ R. A. Lama, w rt Myth. President . Seen-wry CALDER'S DRUG STORE, ANNUAL MEETING, U.F.O. HIPPING ASSOCIATION Christmas Stationery HALF PRICE Playing Cards ....2“. 35c and Rembrandt It!" Tallies, new, ""'....mt.,. We and 25c dot SHEAFFER’S Penn A sen By order of the TOWNSHIP OF GLENELG with wine iiM3tttete2etqttttt Clerk 'ri all ham. $1.35 Me and 61.00 Council] Min-Don al, Th. of G Mr PHONE MO mud sum I. Inirhaun " for he w m Tau, . 'it'iv1V ' w. m E735