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brothers and three: 'sisters who
'ed' in the million -dollar 'es=.
iia.te •o their late brother LeRoy
Towle ct Toronto and Winnie.
Surviving members of the
Towle ff„nily are .Gordon of Van-
couver., Calvin of 'Calgary, Wm.
and :Mrs. je.an ' Crump of Wiu g
l anz and Mrs. ,Annetta, Muir of
`Vancouver:. .
Wllliam. and Mrs: M Itrie had,
been spending the winters in.
Texas, and with a return of • the
snow ,th% week, ' William is.
•again taking 'off' for Teas.
The Globe ;and Mail
'thisbequest, was in part as
follows r
•
yrs, - e Lillian, Towle
• Mutrie, 74, who lived modestly
in the lower half " of :a =duplex on
Balliol' St„ Toronto, left her en-
tire estate to Bethel ' Baptist
Church :on Millwood Road, ;wl ei e
she was received as a baptized
=ember nine •• year ago.
Reir—Ror-V.--CoolcrPaSt
the • • fiber congregation
'for 'little more Than a year, said
"We are jizst as surprised as
anyone." • • •
For 10 y Mutrie 'af�
tended. -
ly. She went frequently to -
sisal, meetings, but was not an,
‘office -holder. , • •
Few
ce-finer.ew -of the congregation knew'
• oaf • her _ wealth " bulk of
which camefrom a one-seventh
in tithe estate of her
lionaire brother, Russel: Loy
•`Towle;.. who ' built ulta ;air of
hairdressing' -salons. and schools
and died six years ago.'
he :hasn't the
'hest idea what the laiur' h
will do with the',::`•
rive no doubt, we can find vim,
use for:: at" " •-
•
•, The present' brick rekoroh. and
'Sunday School were built .only
• 10 yyearsago• and the mortgage is•
paid off, hesaid,, The congrega-
tion has no. immediate needs for
'further' 'expansion.
He said he 'would .adirocate
the 'money 'should ' not .be ;used
for day-to-day needs of the con,
;gregation ,;"we should:. do some -
thine on .a . 1iighor :]]anP 'than
'The :only •� 41 1 , ' • n. attac ed
to the bequest,. Which i5 not tax-
able,
axazole, is tha . haV should be used
for work in the t ongre-
gation's local: area and r;half • for•
uc hurrli work far'er afield.
The Church will get• only a
small "proportion ia>medateliy::••A
lawyer handling •#}ie estate Said,
the remainder, largely in securi-
' ties, will be • pard' over a 41eriod
of years:
Mrs. Mutrie; who had no eIu1 l-
rte" told friends she telt;her
.
.surviving three brothers and imp
.sisters,. who shared simibarly
tier late .brother's estate, ;were
adequately .provided for:
She was one of nine :rli lures
born • to a farming' fanin ty. • at
Luck low..Ter brother developed
the Marvel Hairdressings schools
and 'salons. •
• M 'Mutrie lived 40 years in
Toronto . Her " second :husband,
William C 1utrie,' a broker, died
three years ago
About 10 years ago • she began.
attending • Bethel Church, • and
was' baptised by the then ,motor, •
Rev: 1i` E
Shortly before her .death '''in
Shower ' i rd .
Af Paris Hall
• Mrs. Asian Johnston arranged
a miscellaneous shower in :.the
Anglican Parish Mall on -Satur-
day
Saturday for Miss Crystal • Mongan of
Mamico, whose ;marriage takes
pie on December 22nd to Don
Mole of Toronto, son of Mr, and
' Mrs. Harvey 'Mole, Luck -now:
.'Forty friends : and relatives
aended including the mother &'
stint of the guest of honour. A
' • social hour, bingo, contests and
lunch served.: by several of the
ladies made . up the evening.:The
bride was assisted in Opening
the Many lovelygifts by ' her
mother,. Mrs, • Gladys Morgan &
Mrs. Mole•
July she told Ernest A. Tpateer,
chairman •of The church's -boar.
of deacons, of the planned be-
-quest .and said God:had meant
so 'much toher it was .the least
she could ;de. . ,
`She attended several 'chuff rhes
over •the years, said her • sister,
117irs. Lean :Ci p, of 'Wingl am,
"She liked the Bethel church,"
she said, . "heoause it was 50
friendly,"
11LFERING RED CROSS
.JARS ° ILA.ThST. ESCAPADE
The last , escapade -- =or
the • most' .recent one we've •
heard of `'at least is;.pilfer-
• nig' money ,from the Junior
Red Cross 'containers at.
l..uc know Public ,school,
The school was entered aat
t+he week -end,: allegedly by '
public school tudentt, :who
• emptied the . ,containers 'in 3
TOOMS • for .a :net `take" 'of
about $15.O0.
Dinner On
555 Anniverswy
Mi• and .Mrs. Alwin. ..hand
family attended .a family ;:din-:
ner on Sunday in honour of Mrs.
Bars parents, Mr • and Mrs.
Angus, Bi on ' •L.istoweel, • :who
observed • :their 55th wedding an-
aveishry on "ley, Don
Ixtr net Both are .yam,good
:health. "
.. }lekson- was the former.Martha 'Fisher:. They 'ham • .beeen
,lifelong residents Of the Atw.+ood-
I i towel " et. • They have ,2
sons, Rodger and Thothas °who
Tarin in . the Atweed district &.
one daughter, MTS. .3glwin Sall
(Rose) of aitipi noW... Sundays:
gathering was _at the home. .0
i4r. and Mrs.' Thomas Tickson:
}$ elson ; .is :an . ex reeve'.
of ::Elvia ' 'ow , former war-
den of Perth Cnuatty .and was .a
member of the Proo►vjncial. -.
islature•'for 11 years, '• being -'fli t
'elected m 1934 in the . B'jburn
ZGov rmneinn. .After movaing.
wel .f'e, rendered, further
tin mic pa'1•• service'" until his " Te -
Y eat Tetirernent;
T. ,A, Cameron, Iad a 'Pleasant
surprise ' on :Thursday ;morning
when he received a • �telePhone
.call from ;his ,grandson, Corporal
3ivsset , 'W, Cameron, ' inforinhi
him of the birth of a son, 5 lbs.,
11 .oz. --"all well.
This is the :eighth, • generation.
01 Cameron's.'since migrating. to
Canada in 1821, ..and the first-
born child •of the eldest mem
'per of each generation down the
Tinehave ' been boys.
Russel is ..stationed; at :Petta-
wawa, but goes to 'Germany on
December " '1 l th for .a 3 -year
posting.
pley Business' '.
Men ReOrgani
:A*t the .annual 'meeting the
Ripley Business Men's A- socia-
tion held in the ZLe+gion il,
tune D 7V ac'K,ay' was returned
as. president for another year
Toth
Dirimr, MacDonald as sec-
retary and :'Genrge ?Ma an,
treasurer:
- Banta 'will make* his annualw••is-
.it to y on Saturday, J
der. '15th when :the ,Children
be . Shown films .at the.''lt'ownship
EMI at , # leek, .to : v]lx�vaed'
by Santa°*' vomit.
-The. Association will again
vizala^il prizes ! 4z; , .43X0"
'Z:00 for the: best '• gyrate
sawaimimmaiummanuarn
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.•Atirigne Tread a3"Ib roans NwznIla tto rattilace lit
.13,35Vilar truilae
alt Von,
hone in • :gill' e. _tChri tints tto �tlltiw tthe
the ' w
will be .done a as ire C'the `bit f' f ng ' f t
Estee
was .opened .with a 'grayer ,and,
a sial ong. •Plans •were •d ue-
sed for caraol singing .Christmts.
.Eve and for the "Toe Alpha Con-
ference"
on-
ferenc_ e" -m . Toronto: It was de-
cided : to obtain a student "-
min -inter .as a gest speaker the last..
of January. finest •.pert' led a
panel discussion on .•"Should We
Send Christmas Cardsr The
worship was• ..led by ' June ' At -
kert•' A ..guest from ' derich,
Robert Co'1 man„ was'present at
our meeting; 3atih Kaiser''closed
the meeting with player.
ROss .rrn n
S county ..Mosier
Worth- Sannit County
Met in Wingham for :the annual
:meeting., Tuesday .evening; Dr=
;ember. 4th. All •:10 Lodges re-
ported a successful. ar% Work,
The ' County, treasurer 're
p a
financial balance 'and donations
were voted to the Tin Slue. Chid
dren'.s Bone, Salvation Arniy
and Winghain School for ,'petard-
ed Plu•ldren. .
Mans are being nude to have.
the Most Worshipful Grand Mas-
ter of British :.America visit
Worth•.likiron during 1963.
11►I.W. Bro• Jdhn Traininoznd rtf
the Dins Befit. conducted the el-
ection of, officers: ' Co. meter,
Ross Emil -titan,. St. Helens; Dept.
Co. 'Master, Robert 'lberd,
Fordwich; . Ass. 'Dept. Co.; M.,
George Bailey, Blyth; Ciaplain,
Tom Johnston, Auburn; zee. -
see., Berry t'Pattison, Be]grave
fin, sec., 'Vito Caseinore,-
h arra; treas.,. John McInnes, Blue -
vale; . Marshal, George Brooks,
Wingharn; Lecturers, Wm. Tay-
lor, "Walterar,xl lit,
`Durniri ' Tyler, A old Bruce.
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abreast ''title tat 41evAri*meritisxinEftr411 EtatteUlna it div its eatt.,
• i1easure' : tto fir. our ices oto you tin ,1 aim l area, . • •
n a Heol mitis 11 &e tow .1Zo Ihave 11. ai n w
ledge an . aexperientaie `gama�xl%tun arizmiing imam& off . train tie
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.till "dies, NWe : thav'ey•;:a . tiff Of $11 sdaa]esnan, a31I1 snntlly ttrainel"
COnstiltints, w lio wilt:4ivte" you t ttrue tto: a a 111' :.ynu
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come irtiies,. t usmess -o oatu ities, • `austiiiill hest ounninziniEll properties.
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last lout is dt lea* ►R1G11 t1E .: ill, vii far our.. fflll'i t
:: 'FREE . 4 `• . toff: t� adf tfi i$ }latter, and rte-
turn ut din a aAf' a41& - Acre .tto our .7Win kam Office,
aril `chis . win .ming an texperienceil voiluator .tto your +mar tto *Wise' :yon.
zin4nnwn' amouzit A 11 i fnmte 1. gxurdbaser wKill• uiffar t o
may your ip ope ty 'Yalu are zndt criliVateil tto ll;eit;' tit ; vy ou: cis, yy ou
ran fidence. •:Vou 4111 ssttiiifatttorY
Weau1tsl
Oa stiles 4thic mill 11001' tforwaril tta
and I hope our Company awn' f 'you lin Meal }Estate. •
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'44464.1MIUSAL
Mali :Cotte arao►
I lave a spa reel of Re 3
like you" ao :inspect and ta=ll• rine' w
truck :money a tpurahuset 'would pradi�-
• ably• er tot pay 'ire ori Batt. 1I funder-
• statnd where'
rs �b charge for this vappraisat
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and I am not Obligat to 1i t e
• propertywith you.
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