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;1.957 gnAl on OP motion
Ifaraei Al* Elden.
Iloimes.. was eleateti
alanahip of the board,
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Duncan,CPlint.lil WalteriC"'St4w:4 Sh Pe
Stewart
Ross
and Gordon 'Wilkinson, PrOgfesO.Ye
with 'high pries
Wilkinson
and consolation 'PriV
Miss Annie akine and
Lunch was served #Pd
meeting 'is to be held at We
of 'Mr, and MiS. Ted 'VOW
1-Grton Zinn--That the''
treasurer pay teaohe44;
and transportation as pet`tkeontrect
for 1757 Carried.
4 Bartlic.#.irton --Mnat %h4e ,pecre-
tary-treaSUirei: order six les of
the Municipal 'World for board..
Carried, • • t
4innsKiXtOn---That the Aillowing
bills be , paid: Teaehers*laties,
eareitUlserfil transportatiotKIMpeee
iai $65,e();. Supertest I*Oietant
55.37; British American 94 $40.54;
Jack Kerr, woi.,144137e1Ol•
Howich Mutual Fire inslit38.00.
The meeting was adjiStred On:
motion of. Hardie and 2Gi The
next meeting will be helcat No. 4
School . on' ..Febreary ,'•,21gekt 8.30
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Canada continue* to top all Oiler countries as telephone uses
only the tereitorlen of ffalvall pail Alaska averaging mere calls
per perpon a year. With 74% of the country's homes eitalPPed
with telephones, Cannda average$ 446 calls Per person,: and the
popular demand tor.extonsion telephones erernities to boost future ,
records. Typical telephone enithusia,ste are the Rex flestope, of
Georgetown, Ont., who moved recently from a modest.two-tele-
phone house/ into their dreonv,come-trae-home, equipped with every
ultra-modern convenience. Mrs. ileslop: (lower left) 'operatim her
household smoothly Mitt:slime-seeing devices, one maid and eight
litep:saiting telephone**. colored sets Will seers replace the eight
black extensions located, throughout the trestee home, including
(top) Rex •Jr.er bedroom and the shiloor swimming pool (lower
right), where he takes kis calls without needing to remove drip-
ping "Iruginau" gear.
Mrs. Nell lYfactachrea, of Cif-
ford, spent , the week-eau with her
mother, Mra, R. P., Gart)/$$, Who,10
Z.fra„ Oaraiss ,.„ was taken to
Wiagliarn, Hospital on SuadaY.
Mr,. arid Mrs, Stanley
celebrated their 32Pd. wedding •
anniversary = on :Sunday.
daughter,, lyfrs: Charles" Campbed,'
and .darit,Pbalk. of NEPI'AS,
tertained •them. Mr, and Mrs. ;Cleo,
parlint 'and, baby were also ..'guests'. Miss Norres:MeMinn, of Toronto,
spent a fete: clissis with her *deter,
Mrs. Arnold
.Visitors last. Week with • Mr. and
Mrs. .Stanley* Darling were; Mr,
arid '1VIts.. Gordon Gibson' end sons
and. Mr. and ,Mrs,•BM
of ; Drew, and Mrsj Archie Mender-
son;'. of Harristen.
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thi4 xem, vOls the :raising of money,
for intWeVentonts to 'the cosnninie-:
ity,
A ,T,atatir Night" will be held on
Fehro,try. Mtn) When a Pet luck
ell ipeseWill be served, followed ',by
alt .el4taitai2nknexkt.
lohn Wiekstead, in a shprt
addreRS, gave the -members infor,:
matlen regardipg the reception of
refugees. and Other immigrants
woe plan to become, Canadian
citizens, The Canadianef govern-
ment, . ! service orgenleationee,.
churches and sepools ere working
te. give ...every assistance • so that
new Cenadians 'may: more readily
have a satisfyieg.experience. of life
in a detriocratie country.'
Mrs. Eldred. Nichol Speke on the
topic "Cenadian :Citizenship"; .de-
fining it and suggesting what it
entails; In her . fine address. she
mentioned the the school
and; the church as factors in the
development "ofrgeod. citizens.'"Slic
stressed ,of the :vote, so
vehbady gots a bit nm-down now rind
t..ir6d-outelwavedssoded, end maybe
Ites,ei) by backaches. Perhaps. nothing
seriosiale wrong, just a temporary toxic
eandihoss roused by excess acids and
wasia",:.'llues the time es lake Dodd's Kidnee,Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys,
and Milselp. resters* their normal areas 01 reeler excess acids and wastes. -Then you Wiener, sleep better, work better:
,. 'Get Dodd's ,Kidney Pills now.. Look- for .. the bre;ii bile with the red band it all dm ' is; Yoe con:dopeod Dedd'a 62 •
Youth for Christ
Director Speaks
BELGFcAvr,pioregular meet-
ing of the Belgrave YPU Was held
;on. Sunday evening with 14 pre-
sent, Lillian Smyth was in Charge:
of the worship, with" Marlene
Walsh reading the Scripture and
Murray shiell. leading in, prayer.
The ,group enjoyed an inspiring .
message given by Joe Baker, the ;
dieector for the district Youth fors
Christ. •
On Wednesday evening, January
16th an area'meeting of the. North
Huron YP will be' held in Knox
Chinch .Belgrave. -Plans were also
discussed for a skating party, later
in January. with Auburn and Wilt -
throe to be invited.
At the ,:conclusion of the meeting
there, was.,a,:singssong, and games
and the meeting closed with. Taps.
I Rve'ning Auxiliary
Meets at Cook Ilbme
BELGRAVE,--The regular Meet-
ing of the Evening Auxiliary of
the Woman's Missionary Society of
Knox United Church was heleat
the home of Mrs, Norman. Cook on
Tuesday evening of last week: with
an attendance of 17 members and
six visitors,
Mortality Decilitn
Since World 14Vat
Mortality for obedient ared TOO
people at ages 5 through in ha
dropped about 40 per cent isi th,
short period since the end
World War according to. •a '4>
port from the IVIetroeolitan Lite:-
Insarance Compans;, received h
the Health League of Canada.
The major part of this eeeeet i,
decrease is due to ' control of the'
infectious diseases,: eccording to
the report. The ,decline 'in tubere
cidosis mortality has ' been .spec-
tacelar, and rapid xediletions
also been made in the commun.:: ,
cable diseases of childhood, prnallnee'
onia and heart disease—the latter_
mostly due to rheuMatic fever 'at
these age**. There has' been a ten-
dency, howeVer, for the death rates
from cancer and its allied -condi-,
tiOns to rise over the 10 year pere ,
sod.
Accidents continue to constitute-
the major ,.hazard to life ' among
children and young people, Cur
'gently accidents account, for about
one half of the deaths among boys,
and for one fourth among the girls,
The over-all gains during the
decade are attributed to, "good en-;
vironment in the home, at school, ;
and at play", and to advances tn.
medicine and nutrition that,, leave rt
pronsofed the health of today*
children and youth. •
'Turther improVerrient depends
primarily on •control of ' accidents.
and chronic disease", 'the , report.'
states. "At the same time, increds.
ed attention should be given to .
the problems of rehabilitating and
caring for children with physical,
and mental handicaps. :
raw
Many in this district will be in-
terested to know that Miss Elean-
ore Mitchell, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Orval Mitchell, formerly of
Einloes, and Mr. Orest Ravine
chuck, both of Toronto, will he
Married in Runnythede , Uhited
Church on Saturday, January .26,:
at 3,30, Miss Frances Henry will be
a bridesmaid at the wedding,
Mr.' and Mrs, It,obert King and
Edna of Barrie visited on:Sunday
with. Mrs, Mac Ross and Miss Clive
Tefriff, and With Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Currie sPent
a few days last 'week at the 'home
of their daughter, Mrs. Dick Dee-
con bf Guelph, Mr, Leslie Deacon,
who had been visiting at 'the home"
t)f 'his brother, Mr. R, H, Deacon,:
returned home with Mr. and lVfxs.
Currie,
Miss Agnes iviaclCay of; London
has been staying at the home of ,
IVIts and Mrs. semeN Wilson during
the past week.
BELGRAVE—The anneal meet-
ing of the members of the choir
of. Knox United Church was hild
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, ;Tas.
Walsh on Friday evening,
The Seceetary-treaSurer's report
was, given by Lois Gell, The group
decided te'' Send a card of thanks
to the Woman's Associatimi for
the choir chairs and hymn books,
The president, Mrs. Carl 'Procter,
ieported on, the choir , practice at-
tendance. Words ot appreciation to
the choir were given by Roy IVIun-
dy, Rev, C. A. Krug and Mrs. Carl
Procter;.
The electien ;of officers was in
charge of Rev. Krug and resulted
as' follews: President, • Mrs. Carl
Procter; Seeretary-treasurer, Leis
0011; :music committee, Roy Mun-
dy,' It/ 5s: .George ,Michie and Mrs,
Georg Johnston; gown eonimittee,
Mrs, Clifford Logan, Ila•Pengelly
and deptge Johnston; social com-
mittee; Eleahor Walsh, Riiih Proe-
ter, Bill Coulter and Earl Ander• -
sen; lunch cainmittees Mrs: ,Tarnes
Walsh, Mrs. Leslie Bolt and. Mrs.
Stewart Procter,'
The grin* decided'to hold a,
Crocklaole social in the ehtath
basement on February 15, Recrea-
tion' was' held and lunch was serv-
ed. . !
Mrs:, Oeorge Michie expressed a'
vote of thanks to, Mr. and Mrs.:
*task for the use of their borne
for this Meeting.
The minutes of •the last meeting
were read and adopted on metier*
Of Stewart Procter and Ross /111n-
can.
Peecter Shortreecl--That we
give a grant of $25.b0 to the Crop
Improvement Association: Carried.
Duncan - Wilkinson—That the
fee of $10.00 •be sent to the Geed
Roads' Association. Carried,
Shoetreed - Duncan—That By-
Law No. 3; 195C, • cparging rate-
payers for the use of the fire truck
be rescinded and that the rate-
payers who have already paid for
these services be refunded the
the amounts they have paid. Care
sled. • .
Shortreed Duncan—That Harry
Workman be paid $1.00 per hour
-while operating •and repairing
Machinery and all labor he paid
,85 cents per hour. Carried.
Procter - Wilkinson—That By-
Law Nor 1, 1957, aPpointing Town-.
ship officials, be passed as read
the first, second and third times.
Carried.
Shertteecl - Procter—That the
road bills as presented by the road
superintendent be paid, Carried.
Duncan - Wilkinson—That Be..'
Law No. 2, 1957 authorizing the
treasurer to borrow up to $70,000
front the bank be passed as read
the first, second and third times.
Carried.
Procter - Shortreed—Thet Wil-
liam Elston be recommended as
representative on the Wirigham
General Hospital Board for 1957:4
Carried. •
Duncan - Wilkinson—That the
meeting adjourn to meet again on
February 4, 1957 at 1 p.m. Carried.
Accounts Paid
Stanley Cook, fox bounty, $1':00;
Russel 'Fear, lox hciunty, $1.00;
Geo. Higgins, fox bounty, $1.00;
Ross Procter,. fox , bounty, $1.00;
Town of Clinton, debenture on
high school, $139.03; Hydro-Elec-
tric, Helgrave street lights, $104.50;
Walton street lights, $52.25; How-
ick Fire Ins. Co., Insurance on
hall and shed, $10.70; Pollards
Chain Saw, Sawyer Drain, $1.25;
relief ttetourit, $15.00; G. W. Mont-
gomery, grant to, 'Crop Improve-
ment, $25:09; Ont, Good Roads'
Association, fee; $10.00; Harvey
Cook, reftIncl of part of taxes;
$10.00; Howard 'Smith, refund of
part of taxes,. $21,00; Robert Coul-
tes, refund of part of taxes, $50.00;
Selwyn leaelser, dog tax retied,
$2.00. ,
The following Officials were .ap
pointed by By-Law NO. 1, 1957.
Clerk, George Martin; treasurer,
Nelson Higgins; assessor, Addison.
Fraser; poendkeepers, Carl John-
ston', Stewart 'McLennan, Frank
Shaw, Robt. McMurray, John
Boatman; Stanley Hopper, Robt.
Yuill, Mervin Pipe, Robt. Grasby,
Wm. IVfeautcheon, Ernest lvfichie,
Robt, Bird, Bernard Craig, Ross:
MCCall, Albert Nesbitt, George
McArthur; livestock valuators,
Bert Garniss, Thos. Millers fence-
viewers, northwest, Barold Proc-
ter, Milo Cdsemore, Bert Hast-
ings:, northeast; Chas, Anderson,,
Wm. Peacock, Prank Sellers;;'
southwest, Albert Nesbitt, Bruce
Smith, Sas. Phalan; southeast,.
Clarenee Martin, LeSlie Beirhes
Harvey McCutcheon; weed inSpees
tor, Robert Michic; gradernieh,
Jos, Smith, Jack Lowe; truck
&lire; Harry Workman,
Morris tdriterinial
Financial Statement
The following is the financial
statement of. the Morris Centen-
nial Committee, presented to the
public" by the treasurer of the
committee, ;Ralph S. Shaw, Theee
figures de not inehide the $1,000
advanced by Morris Township, and
which was repaid,
Total receipts for three
days' celebration .• ..... ..s$ 4523.18
Total expenses ..$ 5891.83
Behnke, $
Two donations of $105 each have
been made by the committee leav-
ing the preSent balance ,at t$421,05,
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¤ Bond gliiiiihst000 •
Wit thetion or .medley refdattlett.
la Bond oliway. lend, lu
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Mr. and Mrs, Jdnies Lamont and
Mille visited with Mr, and Mrs,•
Bert UMW**, Mr, and Mrs. „Ted,
Bunkltig And Mr., and Airs, Joe
;Bunking on SattitelaY. evening.
Mr, and Mrs: trued 'Item and
.0.11111Y of V a.rila. ViSIted be San-
day with Mr, and MrsAilh101
0Oultes *MI
*10'0, Fred Bled of Clinton visit-
Cd on Sunday with Mr. end lVieS,
d CovdteS.
:11,61fleMber the Var'i'ety concert,
Oliellaered by the tielgravo Viro-
IlibriqThstituto ,on Wednesday and
tiVeningit in the VoresterS'
Weekly Euchre'
tta,ottAvg—the tegular, pro-
gressive euchre party WAS held in
the community centre on 'Wednes-
day evening,. There Wore NIX tables
r ift play and high prizes Were' Won'
1 by Mrs, I'aek McCalluen and Herb
`Wheeler, Consolation. priZee *cot
to 4ean Berme, and Mrs. 8tauley:
Cook, The novelty prize Was Wen
lay:Mrs,..Teeee Wheeler.
I There Will hot be a euchre patty
tots' week, IftrularY 16, 'beeetiae of
1 the Institute conoert being held.
that night,
The,,preSident, Mrs, Ross Ander-
son, opened the meeting with e
hymn followed by a reading "Hope
for the New Year", by Mrs. An-
derson, after which she led in
prayer. Annual reports were given,
by Mrs. Ross Robinson, 'secretary;
Mrs. Ted Fear, read the treasurer's
report; Mrs. Robt, Grasby, gift
friend; • Mrs. G. Michie, Christian
stewardship; Mrs. Gordon Bosnian,
literature secretary; Mrs. L. Stone-
house, supply secretary,
Mrs. George Michie conducted
the installation of the new officers.
It was decided by the group that
a financial report should appear in
the annual church report Discus-
sion was held on the, quilts to be
made. •
It was decided to take old
Christmas cards and any good used
jewellery to the next meeting to
be made into gifts for Indians.
The next meeting is to be held
at the hoMe of Mrs, Leslie Bolt,
with Mrs. Jack Taylor's group in
charge.
The worship eervice was in
charge of Mrs. Leslie Bolt's group,
the 'theme being "A. Dwelling Place
of God". The service opened with
a hymn followed :by, ,praycy
Mrs, Boit, Scripture lessons • from,
Epsilesiaik 1::" 23.24 and 4: .1146
were read by Mrs, Sam Pleteh,
The study pOriod was in the
form of long ,distance telephone
calls to Korea, with Mrs. Belt as
leader. She was assisted' by Mrs.
James Ti. Coultes, Mrs, ROSS Rob.
iriSon, Mrs. Clarence Hanna and
Mrs. Ralph McCrea.
The Service Closed with a hynin
and the benediction. Mrs. RoeS
Robinson ;led in recreation and
hutch Was served,