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Tickets good going and returning same. Saturday-only.
EXCURSION FARES FROM;
There are so many
things to save for
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ONTARIO
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
• for • •
AnOPTION of CHILDREN
4.16 pears cil.d
typitvi the childresi seeking permanent
odoplion homed:
• pretty little blonde Protestant girl who is
4 years old. She needs a good home and
patient, understanding parents . . . because
she is a Spastic and must wear a brace on cite
leg. Fortunately; her chances of someday
Walking-without a brace are promising. But
She has to attend a therapy class every week, so
she must be in a home near a clinic,. Tbis
little girl's greatest teed note for loVe and
affection as part of a permanent family.
• Two goOd.looking brothers who are 8 and
.9 years old. They are Roirian, Ca-Ulnae, able to
speak both English and. French. Both boys
have bieiverri hair and eyes . . . With bright
personalities to Match their healthy physighes.
Thoy need Et good, permanent hetee where they`
can be .accepted together as part of the family.
Your. Local Ohlicirdni g iiictSadetY devotes
its time and;energy tdderving the inter-
eats of children and yeur community.
LS POST THE aRILIS$
.21.00
a,9$
35,00
409.
35.00
8:50
30.64
1953 Pontiac relax Sedan, 8 cyl.
with hydra trans., radio -
1954 Chev. with radio heater
Ratiferd. Deekett 'grain 280,00
Advance viiika, Rdyerusing 6.04
MunicApal World, tatOscriptions
anti st.ipptos h 42.77
Ross Anderson, Rellgrayo
street lights
BratIskels Telephone, calls
Stilt ttion; Army, grant
Ross Duncan, Dockett Drain
Bellie Parrott, Dockett Drain
Gee. Delartiii Clerk's fees
Grant Drain
telephone calls
John Yu(ll, Grant Drain,
Stotvatrit 31cLaughlini
Grant Drajii 204,46
Prank Garter, Grant Drain .91
Jas. Brylaus. Grunt 'Drain 0:05
Seek ,Cariff, Grant Drain 1.42
Ernest Noble, Spivey Drain 2171.47
W. and T. Kellly, Spivey Dr. 475.79
Geo. Mlartin, 13y_Laws
on Drains 130.00
Association of 'Rural
111uniciyaliti* fee 10,00
13aille Parrott Geo. C. MartAn,
Reeve Clerk ,
R II Oats
ryzacart ;Fes
Thomas 14emitiq
1.1011W Leelnktlg passed. away
4mationly February .2.0.01 at hie home
in 'WON% 14 Ills 70t4 I% I
had. been. in Yn11tng healtlt for 1.9
Years, Mr. Looming wee ban 1111
111tJcillop tewnship; ,a- SQ11 Or the lute
Thomas Leming and .Catherine
Doerr. resident of Wallop all
his life until rettriug to 'VlY,altea, S
years ego. He was a member of the
see ion of Walton 'United 'MVO. I
for thirty years.
Forty two years ago he was •
married. to INIa444 Ir4Ora910-n , $lirviY•
lug besides Ws. widow is one .danht.
er, (Katlialeen) 11$. Seines -,Clarke,
Walton and one son 'William of ie
Nittop• .and five grandchildren. One
sister Airs, Isabella Boyd, goKillop
three brothers,. Leonard and. John,
MeKillop, William ,Of Seaforth.
The body rested a. t his residence
'until Friday melting thence to
AV,alton United .Carurch where ser.
vices were held at 7. p. in„ with
Rey. W, M. Thomas officiating as
ssisted zby Rev. William 1111rtiees
Embro, and Rev, John • Button
Tavisitoek.
Pallbearers were members of '(bye
isession, .0Ierence Martin, Joe. Wat
son, 'Geo. MaArtenir,,Wm. -Sholdice,
'Lloyd "Reiter.
Honorary 3.)allbearers MeSsrs,1
George Dundas, Herbert Kirkby,
'Silas Johnston • Martin Bean.
Interment Was made in . Maitland
41,
UNITED CHURCH
5.20
13.40
Woo
046
$.46
6.20
4.60
6.75
4.76
820
(Diz Sunday
minister spelt()
series of three
February '.24 the
ail the last a
sermons on what
1.90 PAISLEY
$4.3c) PALMERSTON
SOUTHAMPTON
SARNIA
STRATFORD
STRAT H ROY
'WALKERTON
WATFOFIO
WINGHAM
WYOMING
3,75
3,70
5,85
2.45
3.60
4.00
4.75
$4.7 5 GUELPH
.4.) HANOVER
$4.80 HARRiSTON
4,./5 iNGERSOLL
4.75 KINCARDINE
2,45 KIToHENER
2.45 tisToWEL
1.20 MITCHELL
5.05 OW EN SOUND:
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fetRAMPTON
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GEORGETOWN
-GODERICH
,dente it may Minister to their(
treielng unit welfare.
3, Those wile are toyat to the.
Kingeora of awl a,r0 het exeMpted
from the experience .D4173.
sin or failure or. in other,
forms. butt the significance of these
is altered for them. Tt is transformed
from misfortune iuto and;
When accepted in the right spirit
may become the means Le abundant
and lasting joy.
GUIDES AND ,BROWNIES .
--not,tw5. of. the girls. attended
their Thinking Day on rob, 2,1et,
in the library, •
Brownies7. held • • their ePeniug
Mrs. L. Porter, past Brown Owl
and very fleet BatoWn Owl enrolled'
Gayle Collins, Lynn Workman,
Joyce Kellington„, -' and. Dianne
Hastings •ailltd presented Golden Barg -
to Sally Galbraith, Ruth -MoTaggart
Mary Margaret Bnlier,.Santia, Michell,
end Mary Jean McBride, These •
same girls got their 2 year star,
Ba uk cemetery, Seaforth.
believe about
Next Sunday We begin the shall
of what chriatians
Jean% re.
c•k,
The members of tee Jr, S. of •
Knox Presbyterian Church ppeasor
e(l a progressive 'crokinole and
skating party on Tuest, Feb. 19th.
There were 6 ;tables 'of Orokincee in
play Ad high Arizee were won by -
Alice 'J. Forrest and Alex .Steies.
with consolation prizes going to
Mrs. N Pheifer and John Petrie.
Abtut 75 assembled in the ell:tweet
basement followin,g the skating
party for lunch, served by the young
people. , •
• A Variety Concert under the
auspices of the Y. P. S. will be held
in the Community Centre on Friday
evening.
At the time of writing Mrs. Ernest.
Plum is repealed as progressing
'favourably followfiag a severe
eonenery attack suffered over two
weeks ago. Mrs, Plum was taken by
ambulance to Women's College
Hospital,„ Toronto. Her many '
friends hone for a speedy recovery.
. William Ritchie
William. P. Ritchie, died at his
residence, 30 Norfolk Ave., North,
Hamilton on Jan. 24th. in his 88th
year,
Born in Scotland. he came to
Canada in 1873, He, resided in Grey
Township for several years before
,moving 'to Portage La Pearie where•
he lived from 1903 to 1930 then, he •
moved to Guelph living -there until
14 years ago when he moved to
Hamilton. He was a stone ina.soni leis, and Religious and Life Emb-,
contraotor and built many of the 'lents from 'past Captain 1VIrs. Leach
power stations M the west and con- and present Captain Mrs. Wan.,
eolidated schools. He was a member Kellinglon.
of Benkley United Church. • The 7 Brownies who received
Surviving are a sem, Stuart of their - Golden Hall received
.T-la,miltonec . three .hrlothers Jack of . their wings 'from Brown Owl Mrs.
Lead 1•:e to •Galilie, was the
anthem, for Um day with doable
duet by Mrs. Downing, Mrs, Roovet
Joyce Thomas and Agnes Lane.
Lorna'' ;Dryers, Gail
Darlene Machan, Susan,.
Bonnie • Workman, and Dianne
Hastings received their' 1st. yeer
Golden Hands were presented ..
Ruth Ann Johnston, Linda John.
stun, Mae, Myers, „ joyee Davidson.
Linda Henderson. ',Margie Wane:Ink
and Carol Bryans.
Guides held ,opening. They
formed a Horseshoe where Mrs. J.
Leach past Captain and very first
Captain enrolled AndreY Wheeler,
111)=14e Meehan, Gesrenplyn Martin
and Susan Martin as Guides.
Elilabeth Stephenson and Pamela
Porter received 'their 1st. Olabs
Badge.
Karen Coleman, Kathryn McTaggart
and Rochelle Wineberg received
their and, Class Badge.
Proficiency Badges were presented
to Pamela Porter and Elizabeth
,Stepheason, Pamelg, received her
Laundress, Cook's badge and Ellie-
beth Ooek, Laundress, Needlework,
HoMemaker. Theist same two -giele
rece.tv}ed their . Renee Emb,
Meehan,
Coleman,
4! Alle)17:,:S 1.:(1"elrli'.
Morris ,Tewasnip Council Meeting
i Feb, 4, 1957. ._
The Calmat met in the Twp.
I 1 Hall on tit' above date with all
the members present.
The\ minutes of the last meeting
wove read and adopted on motion
of Ross Duncan and Stewart
Prolcterrd 'Note by W. Shortreed, seconded
. by CI, Wilkinson that By Law No.
I 13. 1956 under the Nile Drainage
'i Act he -recincled.
Jesus batches concerning the World
'in which we live Here is a sum_
mary of this teaching.
1, The World IS a place in• which
God is preparing his children for
mentherehip in a society in. which
all the relationshi,ps of life will be
controlled • by love. This society
Jesus cabs "The Kingdom of' Ged,''
2. For hhose Who make this society
the object of their supreme loyalty
all- things work together for good,
There is nothing in this universe
whether in the outer world of
'nature or tile inner realm of
of personality,' but in Gods.
QC,"
ight o th
- Carried.
Moved by SF Procter, seconded.
by R. Duncan that By Law No. '7,
1957 under the Tile Drainac'e Act
lc' given' the first and second
readings.
Carried,
Moved by W. Shortreed, seconded
by G. Wilkineo,n that we 'give a
erant of 835,00 to the 'Salvation
Army.
ri
next Week:
Sun. - "The Troicin.Womqn" (from TerorPo)
MOM ••••••• "Tam Bung.y'
(from Monfreen
Tues. - "Time to Go" Gertrude Kelliingto0 and fly into
the :Girl Guides. Now it's a puppy few years, greater things.
You can help your c dren reach their goals by
Passbook
Get them a Junior Depositor's Savings
Passbook at our nearest branch.
It 'was agneeft to re-hire Alex
.Shaw as, Inspector for the Warble
Fly Campaign, at $1.00 per hour
plus 7c per male, Harry Workman
as truck !driver at 8.1.Q0 per hour
and Gordon Nicholson as helper
eit 85c per hour.
-Carried.
Moved by G Wilkinson, 'seconded
by R. Duncan that the roed bills
as presented by the Road Supt. be
Paid.
- Carried
Moved by SI, Procter, seconded
by W. Shortened that we Intild a
bridge 'on the 3rd Con. of rigid frame
c on s trection.
- Carried,
Moved by R. Duncan. eeconded
by 'G, Wilkinson that we rice Robt.
Dawson of Stratford to act as Engl_
neer on this bridge.
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE
(from Toronlo)
Wed. - "Teed of Toad Hall"
(from Vancouver)
Thurs. - "Down a Lonely Road" (from Winnipeg)
Fri. - "The Road BetWeen"
(from Wincouver)
Sat, "The Desertic Place"
(from Hatifox) 750 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU'
Walton, Peter and James and, a
sister Jean, all of Zealandia, Sask.
Annie MeLaughltif . predeceased Gulide,q.
Louise Gilles walked into the ,Girl and three grandchildren. His wife
him in 1953.
Mr. Ritchie was bulled from the I
Scout .and Cub Master, the Rev.
$wackharner and Hills funeral Home F.
spoke to the girls and
Hamilton.
asked their to a SPecial, Church
Service on Sunday night.
Burial in White Chapel Mein. Guides and Brownies are celebrat-
chlal Greidens, Hamilton. ing their founders' 100th .birthday,
Lord Baden Powell and also his
zrl(fe, Lady Saden
N-67d
BRUSSELS BRANCH - L. W. 3. GLASGOW . MANAGER WINGHAM'D. H. S. CONCERT
On the evenings of Thursday,
Febrnary 28th, and Friday March
1st. the Winghant District High
School Students will present their
minnal Variety Concert in the school
auditorium. The programme will
begin promptly at eight_fifteen.
There will be physical edttcatien.
displays and dancing', nmeic, choral
work by the Glee • Club, and, a one-
act play.
'The boys and girls will be selling
tickets for their entertainment,
the proceeds of which are adminis_
tered by the students' Council for
student aehool activities. Buy a
ticket; come and see how muoli
. teen-age talent there is in the
Wingliani High, School District.
(Admission 5Cte: no reserved seats.)
- Carried,
Moved by W. Shortreed, seconded
by Tt. Duncan that Appropriation By
law No. 8 1057 for $40,000 ge bossed
as read the fleet, second and third
•times subject to the approval of the
District Engineer,
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Geortiosle UstiverrIty of Tottentti
PHYWCIAN ozred SURGEON
Tiktutietzte 45 qruz4e6.
- Carried.
Moved by 5?,. Procter, seconded
by W. Shoetteed that Nee advertise
for tenders to supply„ eritsai and de-
liver ,approximately 12,000 yards of
gravel, a VI, inch screen to he used.
Tenders to he in by 12 o'clock noon,
Miarch -i.
- Carried.
Moved by R, Dultean, seconded
by G. WflitinIson that 'we' advertise
for tenders for a three quarter tots
truck for ,the Tw'p. of Idpvris eettitip 1
ed With a opiate tire, heater And
4 i recti en al lighte,
..4. Carried.
MoVed-by W. Shoetree& 'seconded
by SI, t'rocter that the ' `tenting -act
iolitn to Meet again Oil Mara. 1, 1957
a,t.1 p. tit
-,-- Carried.
TIte felloWlitg itecetintS Were lardf.
Us. Coulter, refund of PAY
for fire tettek 14.00
R. Wallate, refund of PAY
for fire frock .i,g()
Mre. Mecham. refund Of pay
for fire &nick 25.00
Relief eteeoltnit . OM
guttaely .0.66k, fox beittitY 016
deo. Iliggitie, felt bounty 10.00
Relit. Scott, fox houra* ::b0
Otatotice YURI', foie bounty , 2.00
D. A. RANK & Co.,
A fY Ahlgift../414CE 'e 'd
reed ere sit .e.ed
“A.,7441; 36 of 6.3 MiAot
There are many children from 4 to 16 yeare
of age, who are ready to be adopted. Hanes
are needed for these children now. flecatise of `their age,'religiono radial 'origin or a
physical handicap, homes are not easy to
find. Security for these children- will come front permanent home. This program
does, riot apply infants, since -the demand
for theta far exceeds the- number Of infants
available for adoption.
If you are a married' couple : interested in
applying for the :adoption of an older Or • handicapped child, you should be under 45 years of age. You intiat be in good health
and financially Capable of caring, ter the
future. Your personal character,
homemaking ability and capacity to meet
the needs of a child requiring. special Cate
are important factors in the pladdinent of
these children.
Applications' for adciption of the follow-
ing children-and other older or
handicapped children-Should. be directed
to the inistar of„Ptiblic :Welfare,
PArlialte it Buildings, Toronto Ontario.
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