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Fier:FRIG M FRIGIDAIRE INGLIS KELVINATOR a of these famous divan, - trOtteee Maefee. fed.} API-Eddef Mrnr,AT einelefeetaime RCA wifirITOOL Turin WESTITIGHNISP at la er rio-R rlNS rAAKrS DOUG leING, of Carrie, sniffles es he holds "the t the Howlek Fell Idair.—rhoto by Cantelon, 1.1111TTY GAIL STATIA, or WroXeter, And n snidest at tiro Wingbain y"r who eittered High School, displays the Pet goose entered itt the Hod& Pau Fair 'by Itobbio Ileffer,--Photo by Cautebm. Zbe PELORAVE LA1(ELET tnabittn .ZitivattoZintro ENTERTAIN 1,MIRS ,fillENOUSH WINGELAI114 ONTARIO, eVEDNESPAY4 001'0131M 1J, 19 APPEALS: FOR COURT OF REVISION, WROXLIER Mr. and Mrs. KWh Dunbar and family of Ztrattord spent the week-end visiting relo,,tve44. in the district, Mr. Louie Hayes, TOnt curd Bill of Elyria, ,Cibice visited over the, week-end with Mr. and 35.,Tre. Joe Dunbar and with Mrs. Hayes, a pa-tient in the Clinton .Hospital. LAKELET—The Women's rood:- Jute held its Oetober meeting in the Institute hall on Thursday eve- ning. Gueeta were the ladiee of Greenbueh W.I., the district presi- dent, Mrs. I-Inward Barrie of Ford- wick and the district vice-president Mrs. MeMureby or Moiceworth. a he meeting opened with the Ode awl Mary Stet:dirt Collect and .cie. votioee were read, by Mrs. Harvey Wright. Roll call was on Resolu- tions, which brought out some very interesting coraMenta During the business portion of the meeting it was decided to hold the winter meetings in the homes and to start the euchre and cola parties, the second Wednesday of November. These will be in the Institute hail. Mrs, McMurchy spoke on the county rally held at Eliniville Un- ited Church. Duets were sung by Mrs, :;tittle Stockton and Miss Vera Lawrence of the Greenbush W.I. and were enjoyed by everyone. Mrs, H. Harris ;poke on the Gu- elph convention and gave an in- formative talk on how to draft a resolution. Mrs. L, Jacques gave a report on the club girls' activi- ties. Mrs. Tom Richardson of Green- Ladies' Guild Meets At VanCarap Home regular meet, big of the Ladies' Guild Of Trinity Anglican Church was •held at the home of Mrs. Clare VanCarrin on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Vane Camp was in charge of the meeting and opened it with a. hymn, fol- lowed by the Scripture lesson read by Miss Mary Isabel Nethery. Rev. F Mealy led 1n prayer. The balance owing on the repairs, at the rectory was paid. Plane were Made and committees ap., pointed for a bazaar to be held in November. The meeting eloped with prayer andlunch by the host-, ess. Mr. Stan Dennis under Bent energetic/A at the 'Lihonldice Clinic at Toronto last Monday and was able to return home at the end of the week. Mr. Laverne. Webber of Wilton Grove spent the week-end with Mr, and. Mrs. Den Webber. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wallace were Mar- garet Wallace of Lendon, atewart Of Lietowel awl Dolighie of Owen Sound. Douglas, who is employ- ed by the Ontario Hydro, has been transferred to U:bridge and be. gine his duties there after the holi- day week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hiecox and. sons of Weedetocit spent Tbaulda giving week-end with Mr. and Mrs. jack Ferguson. Visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don McKee for the Thanksgiving week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Ke- vin McGlyrin and daughter .of For- Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dahms and Susan, of Walkerton and Mr, and Mrs.. ela.rvey Dahms and fam- ily of Miss Audrey Scott, in company with the Walkerton Hydro -office staff : spent a few days eight-see- lug hi New York and had an en- joyable trip, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Noble and family of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenly over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Egan Fehr and Mrs. 'Matilda Keetch and Doris of Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. — That the Sam Webber and Mr. and Mrs. Don, Webber and family for 'the week-end. The Morris Township council met en October 2 with all members pre- sent, The minutes of the last Meeting were read and adopted on motion of Walter Shortreed and Rose Smith. Smith -Main— That the court of revision on the 1962 assessment roll be opened, There were no appeals, Shortreed - Elston -- That •the court of revision on the assessment roll be closed. Shortreed Smith court of revision on the Inglie Drain be opened. There were no appeals and the court of revision was closed on mo- tion of Elston and Mair. Their mo- tion also Included the passing of By-law No, 14, 1961. Shortreed -Moir — That By-law No, 15, 1961, setting nomination day for November 24 and election if necessary for December 2, and appointing deputy returning offi- cers and poll clerks be passed. Shortreed-Smith-- That the road accounts as preeented by the road superintendent be paid. Elston- Shortreed — That the general accounts as presented be paid. Shortreed - Mair—That the meet- ing adjourn to meet again on No- vember 6 at 1 p.m. The following accounts were paid: Huron Expositor, advertising, $4.80; Callender Nursing- Home, $127.00;. Brookhaven Nursing Home $176.50; Carl Gowing, Mustard Drain, $5,00; Alex Shaw, Mustard Drain, $8.00; James' Main Mustard Drain, $12.00; Victoria Hospital, $34.50; John Brewer; balance of salary, $50,00; Township of Hualett, Young Drain, $72.95; Walter Short- reed, court of revision on assess- ment roll and Inglis Drain, $10.00; James Mair, ditto, $10.00; Ross Smith, ditto, $10.00; Stewart Proc- ter, $10.00; Geo. Radford, Laidlaw Drain, $196.45; Relief, account $125.00; Brussels Fair Board, grant, $200.00; Blyth Fair Board, grant, $100,00; Beigrave School T'air, grant, $35.00; Huron Plowmen's Assoc., grant, $25.00. bush W.I. gave two humorous read- ings which everyone enjoyed, Mrs, Jack Ferguson conducted a penny sale which realized $8.00 and the meeting closed with the national anthem. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. MRS, CLARENCE CARSWELL, of Fordwich, bad the top Angel cake in the show at the Hewn* rail Fair. Displaying the cake are left to right Miss Ruth Henderson, of Wingham, and Miss Yvonne Spar- ling, of Gorrie.—Photo by Capetian'. ' Clear of Work Done By Cancer Society WROXETER—The Women's In- stitute held the October meeting In the community hall on Wednesday evening when they entertained the ladies of the n'ordwich Institute. A goodly number of members as well as visitors attended this meeting. Mrs. G, Greig presided while Mrs. L4, Seifert acted as pianist, The roll call was answered by each member bringing a gift for cancer patient, Many cards of thanks were read. It was announc- ed that the euchre parties will be commencing shortly, Mrs. G. Greig and Mrs, H, Adams in charge of the first one, The next meeting will be family night with a pot luck supper when members will enter- tain their husbands or friends. The executive will plan the meeting. Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton, Wing- ham, gave a very enlightening talk on' the local Cancer Society. She told of so many taking' advantage of the cancer clinic in Wingham, there being '755 in the past year. The society depends almost entire- ly on the canvass of the district for funds. Last year their quota was overreached. This also helps with the research carried on in the ef- fort 'to find a cure for the disease. She also told of the many visits made by the members of the so- ciety with the patients in homes and hospital, Miss Winifred Munro, teacher of physical education at the Wingham, District High School, enlightened those present 'by relating what is involved in her work, She said it helps to develop skills and physi- cal fitness, Increases their know- ledge and develops good co-opera- tion with others, The speaker also reviewed the course of study in a very interesting manner, Two duets, "My Happiness" and "Mansion on. the Hill" were sung by Miss M, McElwain and Mrs. George Richards and accompanied by Mrs. K. Graham, were thor- oughly enjoyed by all. Mrs, Har- vey Wright conducted two contests in which all participated, Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. H. Wylie. Lunch was served by Mrs. R. Newton, Mrs. W. Wright' and their committee. BELHAVE BOARD SETS RANT FOR SCHOOL FAIR Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hart and. Douglas, of Oshawa, spent the holi- day week-end with their parents, Ma and Mrs. Wm. Clara and Mr. and Mrs. Ted N'ewton, Mrs Percy Cormbend has moved to her new lanai? 111 Wingbaln, and Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Hart and family heve moved into the borne they .thased from MO. Coupland in a village, . a!Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Hart, Mesere. )were and Don, eef Holmesville, )were Sunday guests with Mrs. , Hart's sister, Mrs Alonzo Spading, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery, ,' of Toronto, spent the week-end at their Slimmer home here. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Deachman and family, Toronto, were holiday visitors with Mrs, Deachman's par- ente, Mr, and Mrs. G'lbert Howes. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hunter, Susan and Donald, of Riverside, 'Miss Roth Anne Barlow, of Toronto Teachers' College and Miss Catherine Mac- Donald, of Kitchener, spent the holiday week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Vernon Huger. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence White, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Clement, Mr. Danny Clement and friend, of Tor- pate, spent the week-end at their Ammer homes here, Mr, Oswald Simpson, of James- td.wn, was a Sunday visitor with Mrs. F. F. Wright. Mr and Mrs. Frank Mules, Lynn and Leone, of London, were visit- ors with Mrs Will Doig and Hugh. Ross Tamane were in Kitchener to visit Mr. Lloyd Sage, of Lisbawel, who is a patient in K-W Hospital following an accident last Thursday when Mr. Sage took to the ditch to avoid hitting a truck head-on, which had turned out to pass an- other truck. Mr. Sage suffered three fractures to the right leg, a crack- ed pelvis, facial and hand lacer- ations which will keep him hos- pitalized for four to five months, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weir and Calvin, of Toronto, were holiday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. George Gibson and with Mrs, W. a Weir 4 iid Miss Gentle Bush They all leited with Mr. and Mae, Allister' reen, of Goderich, on Sunday. I Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James I Doig last week were Miss Jaque- line Doig, of Drayton, and Miss Karen Galbraith. of Wingham, Mr. Paul Higgins, of Richards Landing, was home with his par- ents,Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins, for the holiday week-end. MS OF PROMISE Week-end guests with Mrs. Alex Lowe, Heather and Bonnie, of DONATE CLOTHINli Wright were Mr. and Mrs. WM, Stewart Procter, Reeve George Martin, Clerk Gravenhurst. by Ann Gibson. Carol Coupland, president, gave the call to worship after which the Mission Band hymn ad Mrs. Tho. Newton, Barbara and Danny, and Miss Nancy New- ton, of London. The regular meeting of Moeeis School Board was held in the Township hall on October 5th with all members present. Minutes of the September meet- ing were read and approved on motion of C. Haines and B. Elliott. A representative of Hood School Supplies was present and discuss- ed the irregularities In the manner checking lists were sent to the teachers and the Invoicing of the books delivered to the schools. It was moved by R. Turvey and seconded by 0, Nicholson that the grant to the Engrave School Fair be $L25 per pupil for 211 pupils. 'The annual school area trustees' convention will be in Guelph No_ vegibee 1st. The membership fee of $5.00 was paid. e plirtittir"df - ' len tde'fifeeedietear was authorized: Sparling's Hard- ware, $9.77; M. Moore, 3 swings, $200.00; Mane, tuning and re- pairing piano, $14.48; Hood School Supplies, $907.:18; Advance-Times., $1.80; myth Standard, $5.05; W. Willis, $3.99; W. J, McVittle, $5,0e; H. Clark, $26.00; G. Weibe, $6.00; H. Vodden, radio repairs, $12.36; School Fair, $263.75, Wood was ordered for S.S. No, 8 and 10. The next meeting will be November 2 at 8.30 p.m. James Elston, Chairman Ralph Shaw, Secretary. Mr, and Mrs; Richard IngrarardWRoXETER—'The',Oetober meet.. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Eldien I ing of the "'Buds of Promise" Mis- Ingram, and family, of Stratford, to lion Band opened by all joining Teaneck, N.J., where they visited in a game. Quiet music was played their daughter, Mrs. Fred Feaver, Mr, Feaver, and family. Sunday yleitore with Mrs.' R. Newton were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey was sung and the purpose repeat- 13tadshaw and Vicki, Mr, and Mrs. ed in unison. Bonnie Elliott pre- 10 Hart, Patti and Susan, Mr. rented the Scripture and Margaret Wright led In prayer. Thirty-five members answered the roll call by, a sign of fall and Mr, and Mrs. Russell Walker presenting an article of used cloth- visited over the holiday week-end ing for the bale for Korea. This with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walkom, brought forth a wonderful response. of Paris, Mr, an,d Mrs. Lee Miller, Patti Hart and Giants Gibson re- of Ayr, and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth ceived the offering. .lean Newton Walker, of. Galt. gave..a reading, "October Leaves". ' Mr, and Mrs. Ross Coates were The herald's all reported on their Other Groups Guests At Thankoffering BELGRAVE—The Woman's Mis- sionary Society of Knox United 'Church held its Autunin Thankof- tering meeting in the church on eayednesday evening and had as guests members of the W.M.S. from Brussels, Blyth, Westfield, Calvin- Brick, Knox Presbyterian Church, Trinity Anglican Guild and Bel- grave. Evening Auxiliary, The worship service, led by Mrs. Leslie Bolt, opened with a hymn, followed by the Scripture lesson read by Mrs. R. H, Coultes, Mrs. George Johnston and Mrs. Carl Procter favored with a vocal duet accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Michie. Mrs, Michie led in prayer and the offering was received and dedicat- ed, Mrs. Earl Anderson expressed words of welcome to the guests in attendance. • Mrs. J. H. Anderson was the speaker and chose as her subject, "The Church; What is•the -Church? The whole company of God's 'be- lieving people in heaven and earth. A hymn was sung and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison closed the meeting. Lunch was served. holiday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Mapletoft, of Millbrook, Mrs. Dan. O'Beirn, Lynda, Terry, Ricky and Valerie, of Uxbridge, are spending a fenedays witeethe form- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pere Henley, Mr. Ed Robinson, of Mark- ham, was a week-end visitor at the name home. countries. A musical selection "In the Valley" was played by Brenda Townsend. Three members present- ed their birthday pennies, Mrs. Don McLaughlin presented the last chapter of the study book "Here and There with the Bible." She told of a little African child who wished so much to buy one of the missionary's books which cost three pennies, but 'the child's par- ents just couldn't afford to buy it. Finally' the missionary had some work for this child to do and in payment gave him the book. The child was filled with joy. -Carry Chambers distributed the World 'Friends.- "Can Little Child Like Me" anti "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus" were sung. The meeting .closed with the Mizpah benediction, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Armstrong,. Reta and Kenneth of Thorndale and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong of Hamilton spent the week-ener with Mr. and Mrs. David Arm- strong anti other relatives. Robert A irierson of London spent the weeldend with his par- ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Anderson and Helen. Mrs, Doric; Watts of Spring Val- ley, Cal., who hoe been a patient in the Wingham General Hospital for the past six weeks, has been able to come to the home of her bro- ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Smith and ether relatives. Mr, and Mae. Norman Stone- honey, of 'London, visited on Sure day with his mother, Mrs. Robert Stonehouse and Mr. and Mrs. Lew. le Storehouse and other relatives. Mrs, Lloyd McDonald of Galt spent the week-end with her par. elite, Mr. anti Mrs. Nelson Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Campbell anti' Dean of London visited over the week-end With th.eir parents, Mr, and Mrs, Gorelon Pengelly and Mr. and Mrs, 'Floyd Campbell, Mrs. Stewart Procter will be con- vener of the Health meeting of the Belgrave Women's Institute to be held October 17 in the community centre. The roll, call is fee health hint", Masi, W. Pocock will .give the address and Mrs. Harold Welt!) will give a demonstration. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and family of Sarnia spent the week- end with his mother, Mrs. Orval Taylor and other relatives, Misses Eleanor and Marlene Walsh of Kitchener spent the holi- day week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh, Miss Lorna Bolt of Kitchener spent the week-end with. her par- ente, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt. Mr. tied Mrs,. Wilbert Boyers and Miss June 'Beyers of Royal Oalz, Mich.', .visited over the week- end' with Mt and Mrs. Carl Proc- ter. Mrs. Albert Vincent -is a patient in the Wingheen General Hospital. Wingham ublic Utilities Commission Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Les- lie : Shaw and family, all of Lon- don, visited over the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. GoIdie Wheeler and family of London visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wheeler and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson and family of Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartlin and family of To- ronto spent the week-end with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Earl Ahderson and Karen. Knox United Church, Belgrave, will celebrate Its anniversary on Sunday,- `Oct 15th. Rev, Charles D, Cox of Teeswater, a former min- ister, will be guest speaker at the morning service at 11 amt. ReV. Clifford G. Park, MA., of Wesley Willie United Church, Clinton, will be the guest speaker at the eve- ning service at 8 pan. The choir will render special anthems and Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston will sing a duet at the evening 'service The service at Ceiviii-Brick Unit- ed Church will be cancelled. The public is invited to attend both services. Mr, Fred Swindleherst of Los Angeles, Cal e is spending a few Weeks visiting with 1VIttinci Mrs. Garner Nicholson and family, Mre. A, Fear of Blyth visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fear and faintly. Mr. and Mrs, Keith deVtles spent the Week-mid With her patents, Mt. and Mrs. R. deBeer of Ridge- town. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Stiles, Billy and Patsy Of Mimic°, Mrs. Lily Brooks Of Toronto add and Mrs, Bill McKenzie of Wingham Visited over the week-erid with Mts. Cora McGill. Mrs, .1, Young spent the week- end with her son and daughter-iii-' law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Young at LnOST1. Mrs. J. M. •Conitea Is a. delegate this week at the Women's Irtstittite area convention in London,