HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-01-18, Page 8Mr!. Bernard Thomas, Bluevale; auditors, Mrs. Morgan Ilengiersoti, Lucknow; Mrs. Douglas Graham, lateltneW, a Asses 4:agallni'seeassese.M3 The addresses on each letter and parcel should show n the full name or the person who is to get it. a the correct apart- meiit number, street address, rural route number or post office box number. . n city, town or vil- lage, and postal zone number whore necessary. X your name and complete return address in the upper left-hand corner. A correct postal, address speeds accurate delivery, roavaloe (Adult Entertainment) An excellent war film of the Marines in World War 11 As the above picture is adult en- tertainment a WESTERN AND .CARTOON will he shown as a mom. MATINEE ON SATUR- DAY. 411111111111•11111111111111111111M1111.1411111111iMillillk If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Now and then everybody gets a "tired-out" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often cause back- ache and tired feeling. Then you feel better, rest better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band at all drug counters. You can depend on Dodd's.se Ill 01 U U #1. !!! lie ! it f i l i! I h ! ( I : i 1 4 ;i ~t ! 1 U BELGRAVE-On Tuesday even- ing of last week, the Belgrave Wolf Cubs met in the arena hall for their regular meeting, Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler was in charge along with three assistants. There 'Were 33 boys present, After inspection and the Grand Howl and the Cub prayer, the boys were sent to their sixes to make a play of one of the safety- rules and the other sixes had to guess it, Mrs. Gordon McBurney led a game called-'Brothers" which was pretty lively. Mrs. Bud Orr taught semaphore signalling to the group, after which Mrs. Vincent led a game on compass work, This was . followed by a game of Cat and Mouse. The Cubs are now reading The Second Jungle Book and they find it very interesting. The first Part, was read by Mrs. 'Orr, Alan Carter got his collector's badge. The meeting closed with ,Taps. One of the leaders, Mrs. Clare Van- Camp, is -away to Florida and the group missed her at the meeting. Mrs. 'JIM Taff, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van-Camp left last Tuesday from London by bus for Punta Gorda, 'Florida, to spend a couple of weeks with their uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. hid. Ansley. Michie, Miss Stella Nethery, Mrs. Richard Procter, Mrs. Harold Vin- cent and Mrs. Earl Anderson; auditors, Mrs, Ross Anderson and Lawrence Vannan. inkAvE Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor and family, of Sarnia, spent the week- end with Mrs' Orval Taylor, and Mr. Taylor, a patient in the Wing- ham Hospital, and with other rela- tives in the distriet, Mr. and Mrs. qpidie Wheeler and family, of London, spent the week- end with. Mr. and 2grs. Herb Wheeler and other relatives. Mr. Robert Anderson, of London, I visited with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J, H. Anderson, and Helen. Miss Patsy Logan, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her pars eats, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Logan, and brothers. Miss Eleanor Walsh, of Kitchen, er, spent the week-end with her patents, Mr. and Mrs. -James Walsh and Marlene. Mr. and IVIts. James Lamont aria family visited on Sunday With Mr, and Mrs. Bert Hunking arid Mr. and Mts. Ted .11unking and fernily, at Auburn. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vizieeht Were iMiss Pat- sy Logan, of Toronto, • Mr. and 4111111 13111111111111111 X11111111 M1111111•111011111 110111011111EI MMI1111111111111X11011 111113111111111 KNOX UNITED SI ELECTS OFFICERS BELGRAVE. • - Knox United Church Sunday. School -held its an- nal meeting in the church on Mon- day ehning of last week with a .good attendance. Ross Anderson, superintendent, was chairman, and Rev. J. H. Anderson, opened the meeting with -Scripture and. prayer. The secretary, • George Michie, read the minutes of the last annual meeting, and the treasurer, Bill Coultes, gave the financial state- ment. During the business period it was decided to hold, a•crokinole party on January 27. It was -decided to join AVEL (audio, visual, edu- cational library-) for the year. Through this any organization in the church. can procure - films and sound strips ter their meetings.. The Sunday School anniversary and- flower Sunday will be held on either the "first or second . Sunday in june with 'George. Johnston named convener of the committees. The following is the list of teach- ers and officers for the year: • Superietendeet, „Boss Anderson; assistants, George Johnston, Lorne. Campbell; secretary, George Mich- ie; assistant. Douglas Johnston; treasurer, Mrs, Willia.rd Armstrong; Bible class, Albert Coultes, assist- ant, Mrs. Earl Anderson; Tripla class, SteWart Procter; intermedi- ate girls, Mrs. Leslie Bolt; Mrs. Harold Vincent; intermediate boys, George Johnston and Loi'nc'Camp- bell; junior girls, . Mrs. 'Gee* Michie and Mrs. Laura 'Johnston;: junior boys, 'Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, Borden ;Scott; primary, Ruth Proc- ter, whirs. Jack Higgins, Mrs. Ross- Higgins, 'Mrs. Clifford Logan, Miss Lillian Pengelly; kindergarten, Mrs, James Walsh, Miss Marlene Walsh; nursery, Mrs. George John- ston, Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Ralph McCrea; junior' superintend- ent, Mrs. Ted Fear; librarians, Mrs, James R. ;Coilhes and Mrs; 'Lewis Stool-louse; cradle relleuperintend- ent, Mrs. Laura Johnston; assist- ant, Mrs. James °Mites.' Weekly Euchre' BELGRAVE- -Mrs, Cora McGill and, Carl Procter were the high prize winners at the regular week- ly euchre party held in the Om- .menity .centre on Wednesday even- ing. There were eleven tables hi play, -Consolation priee winners were Mrs; -Stenley Black and Gordon Higgins. Th novelty prize winners 'went to whoever was holding the novelty parcel last; the holders being Mrs. Clarence Hanim and .13ert Thomp- son. Karen Anderson. Conducts Meeting BELGRAVE The 111-C group held a mystery party oh Friday evening with Westfield young peo- ple as their guchs, On Sunday evening they had their regular meeting, opening with a sing-song. The group led by Karen Anderson was in Charge. A worship service opened with a hymn after which Loreena Arin- strong read the Scripture, lesson, Fallowing the Meditation a hymn was Sung' and 'toreetia, elesed the the -Service with prayer, The topic was, "It Need the Church'', and there was a diScuk. 'start period led by Karen Anderson and Ruth Michie on joining the church. The meeting closed with "Tape, 7.74-ParrTI. 11/7,,,,MVT.P '71.1 .1.7.7,7,7TRIT,117,,F, • - Vfisagham advance-Time* .Eight Wed., awl). I% 1 lixl REV, II. AND ERSON will carry Ori' if the Church in what happens,, the Church in Xtbdia Canada remembers to pray for IL" AT MORRIS INANURAL m'arilitlearildeo:priereiltoyrteryo,fReth:MHrt!r. e- Combie, in bringing greetings, ex-. Pressed the hope that men would take a more active part in mission, ary work at the congregational level. Miss String -r installed the of- ficers for 1061. The president's *S- lag Message was a request that we may sow good seeds that we may bring forth a good harvest, ' -Officers far 1061 miaommammiom tXcEUM Theatre Wingham, Ontario Two Shows IC wit Night Vonnueeting at 7.1a p-.10.• 4DIVIISSION-65e 4s3e - 30e MATINEE Sat. afternoon at 'd p.m. 'furs., Fri„. Sat., Jan, 19-20-21 Jeffrey Hunter, David Janssen and Vie Damone in TO ETERNITY" . relatives h town for several weeks after three years in Germany, leave for Camp Borden today. On Monday they had :dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks and fam- ily. --Arthur Affeelt of tine- Toronto- Dominion. Bank staff visited at his home in Harrow over the week- end. --Mr, Lloyd Casernore returned home last Friday after spending a few days in Florida. -Jack Henderson, glen Simla- mon, Charles - Davidson, Harry Montgomery and Eric Walden were in Hamilton one day last week and made a, complete tour of th0 Stelco plant there, --Mrs, Annie Jackson of Winni- peg spent the latter part of last week with Mrs. Elizabeth Keith, -Mrs. D. S. MacIsTaughton'a Sunday guests were • Mrs. Selby Foster and daughters, Marjory- and Jean of Fordwich, --Mr. and Mrs, Norman Keating spent the week-end in RQthsay with Mr. and Mrs. Harman Mit- chell. Mr. Mitchell, who had been a patient in the Palmerston Hos- pital following a car accident was able to return home on Sunday, -Mr. and Mrs, T, A. Hodgins of Lucan visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wenger and called on Mrs. Hod- gin's sister, Mrs, Robert Wenger, in the hospital, -"Mrs. 'Wilfred Henry visited in laterberough last week and attend- '. ed the funeral of her cousin, Mr. :Ronald Isbister Of South. Menage ban, -Michael Willie, who was a patient in Wingham Hospital last week, was able to return home on Monday of this week. -Mrs. Bert Morris of Tuber- mory was a visitor with Mrs, Barry Wenger on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hawkins and family of London were week- end guests with her father, Mr. Staf fond Bateson. -Mr. Herb Fuller and Mr. Alton Adams were in Birmingham, 1VLeh., from Tuesday to Thursday of last week, on a business trip for the Berry Door Co. --Mr, and Mrs, David Horwood spent the week-end with relatives in Toronto. -Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carter and family have moved from Bluevale to the home on Leopold Street owned by Mrs, H. J. Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. Andy McKay and Kath- ryn, who have lived in the house for some time, have moved to Halifax, N.S. -Mr. Hugh P. Carinietael was able to return home from St. Jo- seph's Hospital, London, on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wenger and family were in Listowel on 'Sunday, where they visited with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, James Waddell. -Mr, and Mrs, Bruce MacDonald were in Toronto for a couple of days last week and visited with Mrs. Lyle Reldt -Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and family, who have been visiting Honorary presidents, Miss Mar- ian Williamson, Wingham; Guthrie. Reid, Teeswater; president, Mrs. Parish Moffat, Langside; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Wm. Speir, Brussels; end vice-president, Mrs. Geo, Sutherland, Ripley; 3rd vice- preeklent, Mrs, Alvin Mundell, Bel- more; 4th vice-president, Mrs. Ted English, Wingham; 5th vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Virden Mowbray, Luck- now; treasurer, Mrs. D. R. Mac- Kenzie, Ashfield; historian, Mies Iva Carr,' Dungannon; assistant historian, Mrs. Morgan Henderson, Lucknow. Svcrelaries• Recording, Mrs. Ken Leitch, Wingham; corresponding, Mrs. T. A, Currie, Wingbam; Af- ternoon Auxiliaries, Mrs. Mel Ritchie, Kincardine; Evening Aux- iliaries, Mrs, John Pollock, Tees- water; Young Women's and CGIT, Mrs. Walter Ballagh, • Teeswater; childreras groups, Mrs, Currie Col- well, Lucknow; Home Help'ers Mrs. Howard Harris, Molesworth; wel- come and welfare, Mrs. Ted Collyer, Lucknow; literature and library, Mrs. Wm, Darling, Belmore.; Glad Tidings, Mrs. Frank Maidden,, Holyrood; press, Mrs. Leslie For-k tune, Wingham; supply, Mrs. Wm. Bluevale; life member- ship, :Mrs. Angus Wilson, Kineard- LinuMeci;letir.nbers without portfolio-Mrs. Lucknow, Mrs.. Johnston Corm, J. S. Robinson, Gorrie; Mrs. N. G. Engel, Craribrook; Mrs. Alan Mac- Auley, Ripley; Mrs, Reuben Wilson, Ashfield; MrS. Bessie Steele, Tees- water; Mrs, John Yuill, Brussels; Mrs. W. a S. McClure, Molesworth; convener of nominating committee, 1. CHARLES HODGINS, Massey-Ferguson dealer in Wingham, le attend- ing a one week advance technical course at the M-F Service Training Centre in Detroit. At the centre, M-F offers dealer personnel - One to four-week courses designed to keep them informil on the latest'service techniques in the farm machinery industry, and to instruct them in the maintenance of recent additions to the ;company's line of agricultural and industrial machines and equipment, THE MILITIA MRS. KEN BARBOUR HOSTESS TO WIS. 99th Batte BELGRAVE- .Mrs. Kenneth Bar- bour welcomed the members of the Evening Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society of Knox United Church to her home on Tuesday evening of last week, The presi- -dent, Mrs. Clifford Logan, opened the meeting with verse, a hymn and prayer. Mrs: Clarence Hanna read the slate of officers and Mrs. J. H. Anderson installed them. Mrs, Clarence Hanna read the minutes and Mrs. James Coultes read the financial repOrt. Annual reports were read by Mrs. James R. Coultas, financial; Mrs. George Johnston, gift fund; Mrs. Robert Grasby, supply; Mrs. Sam Pletch, literature; Mrs. Clar- ence Hanna, secretary. Members were reminded of a workshop to be held in Clinton i'iid Hensel], The supply ellecetion for this year is three gifts for :iris 7 to 10 years, Mrs. Lewis Cobk offored to pay. the $2,00 for joining the fillm board, Those who will help with sewing at the hospital are Mrs. a H. Anderson, Mrs. 'Cameron Walsh, Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs. James Coultes and Mrs. _Clifford Logan. Plans were made for a bake sale in March, the proceeds to be put in the allocation for this year. There were three home and 20 hospital visits to the sick and shut- in recorded. R.C.A. (M) :iiLeADINo STRAINS OF LAYERS • QUALITY- CONTROLLED HATCHING • DEPENDABLE SERVICE ed Front Grocer Phone: Our Prices Are Lower Free 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery WINGHAM Needs 25 Recruits Kraft CHEEZ WHIZ 16 oz. 55c By January 31st, 1961 , 5 lbs. Robin latood 1,QUIK OATS 49c Stokely's FANCY PEAS For Leadership Training In Canada's National Survival Role 15 oz. 5 for 85c -Mrs. Edward Barnes fell on the road in front of her home on George Street on Monday of this week and broke her hip. She is in Wing-ham Hospital. --Ma and Mrs. Charles Renwick of Belmore and her father Mr. John Fitch, visited on Wednesday IS ON THE MOVE .with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mont- • • go,mery, East Wawanosh, -Mrs. Alex Forsyth, William St-re-eta-was,. taltere'etoesWingham Hospital on Sunday. - -Mrs. Harley Crawford and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton will spendry Wednesday and Thursday in Tor- onto attending the woman's ser- ' -mice of the Canadian Cancer Society for Ontario. --Miss Patricia Brophy, Reg.N., returned to Detroit on Tuesday after spending the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Jos, Brophy. -Mr. and Mrs. Murray Stainton visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Hawthorne, and her ,sister, Mrs. Don Keast and Mr. Keast in London on Sunday. They also called on friends in St. Thomas,, -Miss Thelma Ste. Marie 'was a week-end visitors at the home of her friend, Miss Sharon Wilkinson, Teeswater. -Deputy District Commander Jack Bateson, Comrades George Brooks, Don Adams, Cy Scott and John Pattison of the local Legion Branch were in Kincardine on Thursday night, where they .in- stalled the officers of MacDonald Branch 183, The Morris Township eouneil. Met in the township hall on Janu- ary 9th, with all members present. • The following signed the declar- ation ,of office: Reeve, 'Stewart Procter; councillors, William El- ston, James Mair, Walter Shortreed ancl'Qs,s,11!nlitil Rev, 4 3 Anderson, or:.Relgrave, conducted a devoticinal period, Reeve 'Stewart Procter and Conn- cillor Walter Shortreed thanked Mr, Anderson for coming out and addressing the council at the begin- ning of "the inaugaral meeting for 1961. The. reeve then addressed the council in regard to the work and meetings for 1961 and he called on each member of the council for suggestions. The minutes of the last meeting were read 'and' adopted on motion of Waiter Shortreed and William Elston, Smith-Mair---That By-law No, 1, 1961, appointing township officials and setting salaries and wages for 1961 -be passed as read the first, second and, third times. , Shortreerl,Smith. .-- That we give, the Heron Plowmen's Association a grant of $25.00, payable in Oc- tober. Elston-Mair-That Jahn Brewer he re-hired ae assessor for 1961 at a salary of $60000. Shortreed-Elston • That By-law No.• 2, feel, authorizing the treas- urer to borrow up to $60,000 from •tlie Bank, of •Commeree in Wing- ham be passed as read the first, second and third times, •• Shortreed-Smith That James Mair be a representative on the Brussels .Re9reational Committee, Mai r-Smith- That William Elston and Leslie Bolt be representatives on the Belgrave Arena Board, Elston-Shortreed -- That Ross 'With be the representative On the Middle . Maitland • Conservation Authority. Mair-Elston----That Stewart Proc- ter and Walter Shortreed be rep- resentatives on the Blyth. Fire Area Board. • •. • Elston-Shortreed That -Stewart Procter and Ross Smith he repre- sentatives on the Vingiam Fire Area Board. - ''Smith-Mair---Thai the road ac- counts as presented by the Road 'Superintendent be paid. Shortreed-ElAton----That the gen- eral accounts as presented be paid, Shortreed-Elston---That the Court Revision on the Burke -Drain be held on February 6th at 1.30 p.m. .. - That the printing cOritrEfet 'be given to "the Blyth Standard at $184.00. It was agreed that the council salaries be set as follows: Reeve, $250.0(); Councillors,- $115.00. d. Mair-Shortree--That bre meet- ing adjourn , to meet again or} February 6, 1961, at 1 p.m., or at the call of the reeve. .Thp' . 'following accounts were paid; • Ross Turvey, refund on Mustp.rd Drain, $5,62; Mrs. Camp- bela . refund on Mustard Drain, $48.04; C. Turvey, refund on Mustard. Drain, 76c; Walter Sellers, refund on Mustard Drain, $27.81; Teem of Clinton, debenture on high school; $127.96; Ontario Hydro, Bel- grave street lights, $104.52, Walton street $57.00; County of Huron, collecting taXes, $390.79; Baker Convalescent Home, $185.50; Robe Wallace, refund of -clog tax, $1.00; 'Ontario Association of Rairal -Municipalities, $15.00; CKNX, ad- vertisieg, $7.00; relief account, $35.00. 15 oz. 5 for 85c Stokely's FANCY CREAM CORN , Library Board Holds Annual VanCamp's 20 oz. BELGRAVE-The annual meet- ing Of the Belgrave Library Was held on Friday et/Mine in the com- munity .centre `and took the 'form of a eechre party, with seven .fables in play:. High 'prize -winners were Mrs, HerSeir Irwin 'and,-C: R Cob 1;- tes., Consdlatioth prizes Went t5:1 Mrs. Albeit,Viecent an.d Richard Proc- ter.. • The vice-chairman, Q. R. Coultes, was in. charge .Of the business session. 'Minutes of the last annual meeting were read by the secre- tary-treasurer, George Johnston. In the financial statement there is a balance on hand of $73.96. Mrs, PORK and BEANS 5 for '85c Every loyal Canadian• should be prepared and qualified to perform his duty in a national- emergency. ' • " THE BATTERY HAS OPENINGS FOR Rescue Workers LYONS 2-CUP TEA BAGS 3c off 50's, 39c 7c off 100's, 72c Nescafe 6 oz. INSTANT COFFEE - 20c off 89C First step \to more egg income Powdered Detergent King size TIDE — 24c off $1.29 Mrs: Ross Anderson , and her group were in charge of the wor- ship service. Mrs. Cameron Walsh read the first part and 'Mrs. Ander- son led in prayer. The study- was Ross Anderson read the_ auditors' concerning work camps given in report. dialogue form under the heading The librarian, Mrs. Lawrence "Work Makes Us One" with read- Vannan, read her report showing i ng done by Mrs. Ross Anderson. that 800 fiction, 91 non fiction and Mrs. Gordon Bosman, Mrs. Norman 665 juvenile bookd had ^been read Cook and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. during the year, Mrs. Anderson conducted a con- Clarence Hamm, reeve of East test and lunch was served. • Uraed to Enlist for Clerical Wawanosh, and Stewart Procter, (Girls Work in CWAC) reeve of Morris, each spoke briefly. Stewart Procter acted as chair- man for the election of officers, who were all re-elected: C. R. Coul- CONSIDER THE ADVANTAGES tes, Alex McBurney, Mrs. George &Wielder's Kent Sliced Rindless lb. BREAKFAST BACON 59c Scluicider's lb. Country , PORK SAUSAGE . 49C Gunners Signallers Drivers Cooks Clerks 3 to 5 ib. average lb. Frozen LAKE TROUT 49c The following a.pprantments were Made under By-law No. 1, 1961: Clerk-George Martin,, , Treasurer-aNelson Higgins. - Poundkeepers - Carl Johnston, Stewart McLennan, Roes Tarvey, Robt, MCMurray, John Bowman, Stanley 'Hopper, Robt, Yuill, Mer- vyn Pipe; Robt, Grasby, Wm, Me- Cutcheon, Ernest Michie, -Robert Bird, Bernard Craig, Ross McCall, John Nesbitt, Rae Huether. Livestock valuators -- Bert Gar- miss, Thos, rencevieWors Northwest: -Har- old Preeter, Milo Casemore, Bert Hastings; Northeast: Wilfred War- Wielc, Wm, Peacock, Frank Sellers; Southwest: James Wilson, Bruce Smith, Ohas. 'South; Southeast: Clarence Martin,' James Smith, Harvey McCuteheon, Weed inspector---Gordon Nichol- son, Gradermen - • Jos. Smith, Mel, Craig, Trtielt driver--Clarence Stewart Procter, Geo. C. Martin, . Reeve. Clerk. 2 Bisset's ICE CREAM — %-gal. 89c Pint Bricks COLLECTOR'S MOH GOES TO ALAN CARTER OF ENLISTING NOW: Earn While YOU Learn, Promo- tional OppOrtunities 'Trained Men will be the Imam in.-tinges of emergency) . - Healthful Exer- cise . . a Week at Summer Camp . Social Privileges. 01 U N U U ell January Clearance Sale CONTINUES with seasonal and broken lines of merchandise greatly reduced in LADIES' WEAR, and MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR for quick clearance SAVE UP TO 50% • •Ment with Junior lllittricuLatiori eligible for commissioned rank SWIFT'S HATCHERY Swift's Hatchery EDIGHOFFERS JOIN THE 99TH ;BATTERY AT THE, Wingham Armouries PARADES EVERY MONDAY FROM 8 TO 10 P.M. (Wingham) Limited "THE Plii,MNDLY STORE" Maitland Presbyterial Continued from Rage Ono. government is presently helping the farmers in India, who are merely existing due to crop failures bn their tiny farms of from two to tee acres, and living on one Meal per' day. Results of the work are seen in the splendid progress made by the Bhil people, who now are taking their places as co-workers and • leaders in- church and educational , matters. india needs help before the-doe are closed but, as a na- tive pastor expressed it, "No matter a' Buying the right flock replacements is the first step toward higher egg income. You can be sure of that important first step when you buy the J. J. Warren Sex- Sal-Link fromyour Swift's Hatchery. / We believe-and we think the records prove-that the Sex-Sal-Link is the most outstanding brown egg layer on the market today, and 'the equal of any white egg layer. ft averages 240 to 255 eggs per bird housed for a full year of lay, has good feed efficiency and egg size with low mortality. This year, head for higher egg income with the famous J. S. Warren Sex-Sal-Link from your Swift's Hatchery, ' Wet from us Soon. Ititu.Han r ove, Ontario Phone! Hanover 284 0,11,11,,t-J1,01.1jJy11J.“114.1,13.s.