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"- on Thursday; .Ja? uary S, Tkte.reet
ing opened with a hymn with. Maid
a P . thepiano,„The
g ret: McQueen at --
----period -perio4- was confine ed.
by Mrs. Cairns and. Mrs, L.
`E'Yre. *attbsw 2, verses
was'read, by Mrs. L. Eyre : -' :
Mrs.- Cairns' took the; topic, 'fol-
Jowett by prayer, The new presi-
dent, Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot,"
The Secretary's
took the chair. Te _.re -
Port_
was given by Mrs.' Triebner
and the treasurer's report.byMrs.
5, Saylor. The offering w=ay- re-
ceived by Mrs. Eyre. Theft-Yon-
notes
ha`iik--younotes were read from Mrs; R.__ 1-
e it
R. -Al-
len, Sr.' •Mrs.' VM Foth ringgham
,
-- i1d-r "$roadfoot, Sr.; `and 1 ars:
R. Scott, Mrs. ,Davison read .a. let;
•
Install Officers
At i`ie.
;sal:l .
-
ppi�pp 11f ...__
conduct,
Charles. D.Daniel c .
ed the •installation. Of '1959' officers
for the Women's Missionary So
ctety- of the United`church-Thur'
daydafternoon, .January $: :He al-
so addressed the• group;•choosing
for his theme;. "Missionary Work."
Mrs. E. Rowegave:..the devotional
•
message and -Mrs. Carl Payne -,
'solo, "The. Beautiful -garden of'
Prayer.”, '
Mars. A. Clark reported for the
visiting committee •asahaving made
14, calls on sick • andshut ins. Re
••ports were presented: correspgpd-,
'Mg secretary, Mrs. Wilhann Hen
ry; supply-seer_etary ..Mrs,..Nsirman
: Jones; Baby 'Ban' George
Hess; ` Mission' 'Monthly-; Mrs.
L. Mackie. ;• treasurer's report, Mrs.
i>lt, Cross, Mrs. Daniel presid
ed for. the meeting :ai d`Mrs: 4rmw
strong for.,:the . business
RE -VITALIZED - LEANIN-e
• is Better Than Ever: at
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Buchanan Ch66•
s
MOUNT FOREST •
More. Spots and . Stains Removed
Garments stay 'clean longer
Will ,wear longer:.
ANDY CALDER - Agent'
MON.. and TIIURs.. MORNINGS
PHONE 669 r 2 , SEAFORTII
The L.O.R.A. will hold a
Monday, Jan. 19th
in ORANGE. U4LL •:
• Admission 40c
-- Everyone Welcome
•
USBORNE & HIB SIERT
MUTUAL FIRE.
INSURANCE'CO.
HEAD OFFICE Exeter;` Ont.
President
:E. Clayton Colquhottn, R.R:. 1,
Science Mill
Vice -President:
Alex .1. RQhde', g.4...,3„ Mitchell
DIRECTORS --Martin Feeney,..R
R. 2, Dublin; Robert G' Gardiner,
R.R. 1, Cromarty; Milton McCurdy,
R.R. 1, Kirkton ; Timothy B.
Toohey, R.R. 3, Lucap.
-AGENTS--Harry Coates, 'R.R.1,
Centralia; Clayton,.:Harris; Mit
chell; Stanley ,Rocking,. Mitchell..
SOLICITOR ' - W. G. Cochrane,
Exeter.
or new clothing for. needy families
in Northern Ontario.,; Mrs. H. Tay-
lor M. L. Wilsand Miss M.
, Wilson ,
Swan offeredtopack the parcels.
Grou - No; - -had-ehangc of
program,' "Happpy Birthday" was
sung for those having birthdays in
January;;'. Mrs. Davison gave 'a
reading arid Mrs. Berry'.eondtreted
a contest, "Farm Tools." A dainty
lunch 'was served, by the group:
Group_1 2._tvll..hare,..charge:of.
the program and lunch in Febru-
ary.
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News of Hens ll
_-Hensa ICr
n
LI. sme
n
Reports
__TN!) etiesis v�ere welcomed 'the
dinner meeting of Hens all:Kinsinen
Club Thursday. •evening, Deputy
:Governor Bill M:ickle, of. Hens'all,•_
and Lloyd Sts-nldke of -the • •xeter
Club. Reports were • presented on
the , sale ..of 'Christmas trees and.
bingo cards -A. ilisctission' was
-held--regarding•; the..two 'hockey
teams,,.Mrdgets ; and; Bantams, the
club' are sponsoring, 'Preparations
have started for •this --zone confer
enee, to -which- this club- will =be
hast to' eleven- other cl'ulis Sunday
April.5, with an all -day session.
Bingo W11iuers`
Winners 'at ' the Hensall Leg' -ion
hinge Saturday were:, Mrs. Swartz
cntruber- .(3),. Norman':- Mattson
NIrs' Foster (3), Miss Pearl Tides
well,- Clinton;
tied With Mrs
Sw,artzentruber on the' R`sixtti bin
Swartzehtruber; :Clarence Taylor
(2.} .Mrs;": Williajn Sznale,` and .Har
'old. war exitrulier= 'fieri, Tom
Winthrop.' Y.
Has. Meetings.
a- The ninth ual,'meetingof the
G;inthrop YPU
was .held ma Wed
nesda _ Januar r:: -'I,:-. After a t---
luck: supper, • the guest'';speaker,`
.Donalcir Hemingway, of Brussels,
spoke and showed pictures `:of his
trip to New Bru,nswiek: He was,
thanked by Arnold':.Gamplaell. . -
The.. of -Pipers s lar1959:are:past
t
'president, Arnold Campbell, pr-si--
dent, Donald Dodds; vice-president,
G oxia Boyd,. s c
retaryand' r s
s
secretary,. GarrYLittle;, treasurer
Ronald
Little; pianist i•Jeail- Eli ien;
Stewardship" • and s„Training; Mar,
garet,Boy ;_assistant�Wayne-Dol
mage; Missions ':'and World • Out-
reach, Sandra Doig; : assistant,
rt Margaret '
• exand
er; itizensh
ip.
'
and"COM' .,Service, .Edith
Boyd; ass- 'antMargaret,,Iill n,
Faith :and_Evangelism,..Frances,
.Hunt; assistant, = Elaine Beattie;
,lunch • committee, 'Frances:"-Blan-
chard,
Frances -Blan
chard, Eileen .Dolniage, -Georgina
Little, Sharon Somerville- Eileen
smith
-- -:-First =Regular -Meeting '
The first "meeting of •tlie - Wi:n-
throp YPLL:,;of:;,the •new year was
held oir- Sundav; :January- it The;
1959, slate:' of officers was' installed
by .Mr Sumrnerell; Gloria BYiyd
read the • scripture 'and Margaret
Boyd took•,the toic;on Stewardship;
and;:: Training,' `What's:.In Your
Hand?'': It was decided' to have.
discussions-' ori passages from the
Bible
eetings= will- be held on the sec-
odd' . and ,fourth Sundays...: of the
Month.: It was planned- to' .have a
skating=party in the near future.
Drill sergeant to rookie.- "Wip:'
that opinion ofa• your• face!"•' :
Make it -a habit': to- keep :your
feet' `nn -thesground.and you'll.nev
HOWIC�4 QRGANIZES FOR NEW YEAI
COUNCILNAMES COMMMITTEES
-Board. and -committee.•members
Were named by Howick township
council at. the' inaugural 'meeting
Monday. Those appointed were;
CommunitY 'Ce n t r e:
Se7uiore . .,,. •,
'Board, Ivan' Ffaakins, Harvey' Mc-
Michael; Mrs Theiit'.as'_Abrabani,:
Fred;Doubledee, Ken Dickson; Wm.
Ierldey-. and=Clark--:Berwick. '
Pordwich CommunityHall Board,
d
Mel: Allan, Robert Gibson, `Ken
-Grahain • ,Jia. Schaefer, Mrs: ',Win.
McCann, R
aYden Devitt and: Anson
Demerling..
-Gerrie- 'Community Ha11-Boar
d
Robert
Gibson, Mel.: Allan, : Nor-
man Wade, -Claus O'Krafka, 1VIrs,
Gordon Edgar, Gordon Moir and
Wilfred. KingC.;
mC hire.
Wroxeter_ omuni' _ Y.•, e.
Board -Mt Gibson, ,Harvey Mc
Michael, Roy Hunter, Allan_Mun-
ro,
Mun-
ro, Gilbert.' Howes; : G , L: Dobson
and Mrs. William Wright.
Hawick Township • Recreation
Committee -Ivan • Haskins,• Robert
Gibson; NXra:,Stan Bride , -Mrs; m-
erson Ferguson Ken - Graham,
Harry: Hastie,:and-'Don McLaugh-
lin. ,� -
Pieneer Memorial Park Commit
tee -Wan Haskins, 'Art Gibson and!
Warren Zurbrigg
Reeve 'Arthur: Gibson, deputy.`
reeve ; Harvey McMichael;- and-
eouncillors -Ivan Haskins, .Melville'
Allan; and Robert Gibson subscrib-
ed to: their-decl'aratien'of office be
fore Clerk J. Harold, Pollock. De-
votional exercises were conducted'
by Rev, E G-Att-Well and Rev. J.
H Hird ,
Howick joined the Ontario As-
sociation • of Rural Municipalities;`
the' Association of Assessing Offi
cers' of Ontario, and the Ontario'
Good Roads; Association. A grant
of $20 was, made to the Salvation
go Mrs:. Dpran ,,_e2)
Harold
Kv1e, share'the'=wealth, ,Mrs.' Bob
Baker Jackpot this Saturday will
be wortli`$58 in�-5�--calls- _
Larry, 'Jones,'':while •piaotisiiig
ey
;at. the :arena -Wednesday-
night; was accidentally hit with, a,
puck, causing injury to his lip.',
The out ',':required, six stitchesl
Mrs: C: 'Wilkinson won; $30 at -the
(roderich Lions binge Wednesday
evenin •. ,
'Mr. and 'Mrs. Keith Lindsay and
Pamela, of Napanee, ,are visiting :
with the latter,'•s •parents, Mr. :and .. .
MrS. John Henderson:and
and family
bo•ck
Aber: Rebekah
Lodge Entertains-;
• Noble Grand Mrs 7Inez Me.EWen
:presided'' 't,7 the' meetingj_of-_Amber
Rebekah "Lgdge No. •. 349 on , :Wed
nesdayevening.- The • financial_ re
port: was given. by t to treasurer
Mrs -Laird Jacobi :
P7obleF;Grand Ntrs 'McEwen re-
ported
e ported baskets 'and." -flowers sent-in-
shut-iris
entto'shut iris by his CPT committee' at
'Christmas The' secretary, Miss
islayjaelle''. Wbitetiian,• read' :a num-
ber: of `Christina' cards • received
from various ledges; .also . thank -
'Yen cards from;t:members.receiv-
ing ChristmaS' flowers and treats.
The ;.marathon'; euchre ; plan was
diseussed. : It was decided to hold
the tenth birthday party of -the
lode on February 4, and -invite
oa'ge:from .the duxi$diCtion _
Following the meeting the. mem-
bers entertained' over 60. guests at
a •frrogr-essive euchre 'party. '•The.
pride wi finers 'were: lady's-
ltigh,:.
Mrs: Lorne Chapman; ladies' sec-'
ond' prize,- Mrs:Graham; '!lady's
consolation; Mrs: • Walker Carlisle.
Gent's 'first; Glenn Bell; ' gents
seeond, Joe McLellan, ;consolation,
Jack 'Ingram.
Tickets were= -sold on "a, lucky
draw;•'the winners being Mrs. E,
Shaddick and Mr. ' W. R: Dougall.
by taking delivery .before Jan. '31,, 19'59.
CHECK THESE IMPORefAN'C''`p'EATURES.
.•, toF quality A . _uali Fertilizer at substantial
�
savings.'...__-, ;.
Experienced ;stfc will` help you plan
your Serio Ferti(iger=prograni."
selecting z
• lltstistance in , seleditt the ' Fertilizer analysis your farm requires.
O 'Backed by "a "Guarantee of, .Quality"
certificate. ,
PLUS 5% cilkcAunt- for
, paying -before March 14th
Everything ` MUST Go !
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
• yDRY :GOODS 15% OFF
PAINTS 20% OFF
• FOOTWEAR 20% OFF
ea GROCERIES 5% OFF
• HARDWARE Io% OFF
te DRUGS 10% OFF
�RUCEFIELD
hone: Clinton HU 2-,9811' - Seafooh, 641 r'
Army.
A'request is to be forwarded by
the council to-, the- uror County
rdad committee; to take action ;to
have caution lights ;•.erected on
Hi Yhwa nd Road' 28,
. 87 a Cot t: to Y
at Gorrie, and at I ig'liwa $7 and:
County_ Road 29; at Wroxeter:
Ivan Haskins was recommended
as ihf bei :-of- the ->Winghane-Dis--:
trict Hospital Board; Arthur Crib -
son es relief administrator, and
Ivan Haskins. as member -of the.
e ` a• e' Cone ation
Sane V r
n l,l s w
Authority'.
Y
Authority'. A': b lava^prohibiting
dogs :running aE`large in theJown-
ship was given the necessary read
Ings- and passed.
•'Howick will request- the the On tario
.Gover» znentto take over the boon-.
dai_y:between--.HoWick-• and Turn-
berrY as •a development .read. The
road in • question runs between
I1ighway-86 and -Ant -88, concession
A, Howick, and is 21/ • miles long.
The - road and general accounts
were ordered _paid. Accounts in-
eluded:
-.County o
f Huronthos
i-•
talization, $11.25; :fox'bouny,
$44;
meii'iberships,- .$40; RegistrarLof.
Deeds; registrations',,,.$10.85;. John.[
Proven 'by.�15'years-
'of leadership
Shoot, At Kippen,
J. Anderson- Wins
Jo d r o ; ge sa1T :. on :the
John. -Anesn n ,w.
Labatt 5A*bird handivap'trophy at
Gun Club with `41, The
tile' ala
?� � u
winner of this trophy' also • receives
half of the entry' money.: Trailing.
by three -targets nn -runner-up spot
.
was Earl, Doucette, of Clinton.
Five- shooters:tied for third. -posi-
tion, one point back: Harry Math-
ers, Exeter; Chester Lee;Hensall;
Norm--Harburn,--:Cru Ashley
max.�,i,.�
-
B 1e,
aeh, -and ric ill K
Y
Gilbert �,Go
Kipper:
CarlingWinners of the two-inan man
Were orm =Harbor
e trophy w N .n
team
`and-Jack-Gilbert,-Gode-
rich; with 41. Two teams ''tied for'
..second ,with 40, Charles :?3tandon,.
Clinton, :'and. • Bii1 , Kyle, 1ippem;'
and Harry Mather' and John An-
derson. The team winning this tro_.
PYh also. receives half of'the entry`
money.
nsmore, livestock • valuator, $8;
.Gestetner ,Ltd.,, Machine No.; 230,
$325., W E: Whitfield.; , office sfzp--
Alies $33:75;__snpplementary assist-.
ante $10; . utncipa or d'; 9'" sub
seriptiorfs,'` $27; -.road '.account;;'
_transfer, - -$5,706.83; :Howick
'phone,. service.and
..HARLOCKNE:WSOFTHE WEEK
the regular meeting a Burns"- Powell, was ins charge of- worship_
Londesbpro YPU war:leld,Sunday, :MralcenDeou.-gwalas,Faa les teGdanbytGB1oe
nnd:
evening in Lo eSborQ: Church
with;; 3 members present..; Mar.- Tlronlason,. Harvey.. Carter' -'and,
guerite Lon and .Arlene Powell Frank : Murch. '-Pat Murch ,and
nmeeting sing- :N e.. Westerhout were : in charge:
opened! the: m t with a .. g e111 . .:._.:.... _ _
of the business.
c
Lou Roe is practice -
tinder
The a'th•'and Evangelism rou • . "Miss Mary p
.Fr g group ,.
e ;leadership of °Arlene teat in Kitchener this -week..
under the teaching
Bake withbutter.
fresh --.longer--
Stays
better.
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low cost of operation •It has'
been proven by 15' years of-'
leadership A proroen'qualcty-
P:ioneer E.A Chain •Saw-
costs- $199.50. You...get ;Al
saw that won't let,you down.
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C���� i � ry,.Def htful. DAIRY
111 SI IN 111 111
•
e true stor o one .rma,
f�.few weei:s-ago,,Julian Janvrin, an Englisinnan.by_birth
now living, in Toronto, came upon this haadline: in his daily
news paper: -"Bink of Montreal t7 ,.osits Tarp the Three
Bdlidn 11'latkn, 4 depositor at the B of,M since shortly after
his arrival in ,Canada five years- go, Mr. Jamria was prompted
by the headline to vvritea letter to Gordon R. Ball, president..
of the B of M outlining his experiences'' as, both a depositor ,
and- 'horrower: at Canada's first Bank.We thought Mr.
lantxin's story of his struggle against adversity was worth
repeating, and:. with his' permission, have -made'e it the basis
of this advertisement. ',
N IVC. YEARS AGO,Shortly•after his arrival in Canada
- with •-:his-.Mee. and_three.children, Mr. Janxrin had occasion
to cash a cheque at, his 1oca:B• of M branch`)n Toronto.
"Although t had told the manager that•.I was. Just' an fin-,
migrant," he recalls, "he invited me to open•an account; and
it' was gratifying to,ine to feel that my confidence in;the
-future of Canada wasreciprocated brthe Bank of Montreal:.
Two or three weeks hater' t opened tin account at that b'ranble
Like most newcomers Eo Canada, •Mr, .lanvrin had only,
enough eapitat when he arrived'to get_hitself'settled, and
eventually; he found'. himself short in meeting the final pay-'
rnent on his 'car, which was essential in his dew lob os' a
sale5inan 80'he, talked over his problem with his B of M
map, wlie considered him agood risk to advance
him the money he needed.
�`I3uf let Mr, Janvrin continue the story in his own words:
"I mentioit this because bankers are sometimes charged
with being tittle more than moneylenders and usurers, ..but
in this instance, T -knew
that (he Bank pf Mont -Mar
•
`rva$` acting as it were on
behalf of the people of
Canada..ln' helping she to
get established:in much the
Same 'way as in. pioneer
days the Bank of Montreal
must' have advanced funds
to immigrants, to purchase
seed, a' few implements and
maybe a team ,of horses.
• '`Soon-•' afterwards• 1
rtntruerageCanadionfamfle, illi. &Mrs :tanvr,n .gave. -:up -selling, disposed'
'addIthet,Ld• younger 'ebtldrerarelax atTvintheir-,:' of the ear :arid took a
Comfortable Toronto dparlmenf. - ' regularjob by -night, --white
my wife ,by •day quite lit-:
.erally took the holes out 'of ,doughnuts: Ocie of us was able
' alwa§rs to, be with the children, two, of 'whom were not Hien'
of school age.
"FifteenMonths later we- derided' to obtain cheaper•
•
rental accommodation outside Toronto. A'car, however,
A%
orr wer
n v
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Juili`arrJanvrin'is!1Tie`iast pet`s'ot7i
the.\yorld to say that -his is'a success story. We think it is: But
yon ''can judge -for yourself. '
would then be essenti•ai:•Again the bank•.went,albng-with us:
-"Twoyears ag_o ,the. landlord o the htluse we were renting
decided to sell the -house.
Again•the-Batik Of:Mont
real helped is iridhiivanced
the dovd>Rpaynient'thnit pre-
vented'oitr'hoTne being sold ,'
over our heads.
"This summer my son,
having passed thrbugh six
gradeA art three.. years at;
public sch,4•:sat for the
cortipetitiveentrance exa i.
inatiptt to _n_ school for
Cel iP Tcnow yyour.""7ra`nTce`r," says
which'T would have to pa¢ "a"anrbet collareral Le bis confidence,'
an annual fee ... Foi flits, lune lice%lance ,wirer, he spends many
my bank manager, for theiconfdenee it•placedint,S :and for`;
the help, encouragement and courtesy it has always ex
tended o us:
"To •me" ti 'i"s no 'surprise' that the deposits
of the hank '• of Montreal should } ave,.topped the
3 billion;mark, for although from the short term 't
pdint4ofView' I:'ryself am not, yet in a position
-to make large deposits, it maywell be, from the
long tgrm pointof vievw,`that my soft, as"'a rep-
resentative of ,the corning generation, niay be in
a position to do as .other sons of Canada are
now doing." •
t
.e.4.4,1%"
•
•T.[
too, I am itt large measure r
t t „g.,
indebted o he• ank'of lViontreat; for, in June`ny•finanaiaL
circumstances were such that had I not been confidentof
my' bankerr's support, I might not have ever
coeSidered'sending him to this school: .
wYcre:liave nowagain'movediinto,Toronto
tobe ncdter the schiitfl bur our -circumstances
have improved; inasmuch as our teenage daugh-
ter has
aughter-has new lefthigh;school of her own wish'.
and is pow working; and as' the two:yaunger-
children are now at -school, my Wife in the NO/
Year wiltbe in,a position to take ati office job. -
' "This isnot: a• st,ccess'stary, for the strug
gle, believe:me, is still On,Butour bank account
is ndwin better shapethan it tins been for the past
five years arid will'new perhaps bearsetutiny,
"bath now, therefore, at last in a position
to write to thank M:y Bank and in particular-
4 spare-'
VCnings at
•
7'he Il of iV1 is, of coyrsexproud to have
played its•part in Julian Ja'nvrin's success story,
and is grateful tohim for allowing us_ to publisli
it -to indicate'some"'of 'the many ways, in which
's first bankworks with Canadians -new and old ali
Canada fir ke _...,
-in every walk ;oflife frons coast to coast.: ,
Mr. Janvrin's story tiro-
"
vides a'sincere and 'unsolicited
$'
testimonial to the fact that
".GI;thyouaskfara/oarat
ti P the Bank aJ'• Mon•treal, you' do,
not, •
ask q fttvcury"'
- •. When. money. is - a prob
. len with you,why not see your '
J3 of M manager? Ifyourprop-
osition -is sound and reason-
able there's anopey for you ai
thc,'B of hZ , ai" tl e loWesl
rates told on the fairest terms.'
a
Nine yeanald Robert rinvrin; secn tiujArha',Olinger
Sister; %'dtritid,•.is a student or one eV' Cankd es
top preparatory .cchoe/s,':h,nks O. a (lively 8 of dl2 w
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