The Ambler Gazette 19110323

              Ambler Gazette.
VOL. XXIX. xo. 12.
AMBLER,   PA.;   MARCH   23,   1911
.^1.25  A   YEAR
OFFIdRS
NOMNATED.
(iwynedd Valley Kennel Club Holds ! Meetito?.
'JThc Club .4iitiiiltl«<l ns H .Mriiibrr tif llic Aiuerlcau Rrtiwl CInto—\iiiiiiul .'H.eJ- lu|<a B« If till April -i—OoeSlio^' ,\iig-
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A, meeting of the Gwynedd Valloy Keniiel club was held at Hotel Wynd¬ ham, Ambler, last Thursdai? evening with President Joseph A. '-liuclianan in the fhain On a^feembling the members the pr'esldent stated that he had Issued the call Tor a meeting, pursuant to the bylaws of the organi¬ zation, for the noniination of officers, which must be made at least 20 days prior to the annual meeting, a call (leaving previously been Issued for the i-nrpose.
In the absence of the secretary,- George Brook, wlio Is now located at Hewlett. B. I., and who was unavoid¬ ably prevented from attending- the: meeting, Howard J. Dager-acted as secretary pro tem.-and read the mln'¬ utes of the meeting held on Jan. 20.
A motion was made, pursuant to the bylaws, notice of the -Jm'pose of the meeting Imvlng previously been^ sent to the members, nomlTiating the following officers, same to be balloted' for at the anniial meeting- on April 5: President, Joseph A. Buchanan; first vice president, Howard J. Dager;, second vice president, Edward Trot¬ ter Price; third vice president, Ed ward i IngersoU; secretary, Georgo Brock; treasurer, William J. Devlne; veteri¬ narian. Dr. K. A. Riie; executive com- mlttieS. Edward Ingersoll, J. Sergeant .Price,-* Lynford Biddle, Edward T. "Price, Dr. Ilenrit Jarrett, Rees C. Rob¬ erts, Dr. Andrew -Godfrey, Harold G. Knight, C. WlUlam Haywood, Howard J. Dager, James Beohtold, J.' E. tJnderwood, Sanviel Doran, Elwood L.   Boger  and-'itV^llliani   J.   IJevIne.
The question of s'eqwrlng |t large turnout of the member*>^t the anpual meeting was discussed, 'ifa suit¬ able rgpri) eould be secured a meniber- - «hip Sl»w- would be held. Several suggestions were made as to tho most effective means of securing the niuch-deslred large attendance, it is not unlikely, however, that a lunch will be provided for at this meeting, the full arrangements of which were left in the hands of President Buch¬ anan.
Several letters were read on mat¬ ters pertaining to the club business. A report wa.^i stated that the G\vynedd I Valley Kennel club on Feb. 15 wae elected to membership in the Ameri¬ can Kennel oiub, which is the ofltoial .and lifead organization of breeders, ^ou-iiii> ovid tViiif ii-^r.s in .\mcrica. Blr. ^: '¦ . ¦ . "t I il.iUK I'ark. j ^-."-^¦i '^--^er^-f - .- .• .f,!ic,l:iiitn c th' '- ¦   : ' ¦ :¦--,-¦    i I, Ml     ;i (i'l !'''in,0)l
and aiso ^ni-K it ueaired slanding in its proposed dog shows to be lield latjer. The iiieiiibersbip fee id $10 allows the cliib to hold one licensed show per. year and affords other shows to be held for the lleense fee of $6. The proposed show of the Gwynedd Valley Kennel elub on Aug. 26 in the Ambler ball park will be held under the membership license in the -American Kennel club—the tirst of Its kind to be held In Ambler, which guarantees a large entry list of dogs and an Interest and turnout of members second only to the A. K. C. shows   in   the   great   cities.
One new member was proposed to the club and the president distributed several application blanks, stating that $10 in gold has been promised to the member, who between now and the annual meeting In April, 1912, will " ortug the greatest numb~¥..^r.f new membei-s fo 'the local club. After an informal discussion for the good of the local organization, the club ad¬ journed until the annual meeting on April 5, which will be held at Ilotel Wyndham,   Ambler.
SURFACE AT JARRETTOWN.
School for Women.
WheW   Pump.
Charii'-'^. frltii^^ter    has    returned from his trip tljr^iJKh the south.    Thei trip  was  very  ^^h'ellclal  to  Mr.' Krltz- wafei-'s-ihealth  anil     he  speaks  highl.\' ni  the ¦southern   hospitality.
.Mi-n, Reed..Savin and .Mrs. J. X^Isou Vooum-i- iuijoyed a ' pleasant trip to Quakertown   the  past  vy^ek.
Struce's briok yard in this vicinity will operate