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loI(I Party in
Fordwich School
)Wt( fJ Mr. Mtn.
Norman 'larding were pleatinnely
surprised on Wetter:Way evening
when neighborRed friends
'eve1 tit the seine)! in honor of their
40111 wed ill Itt.1 at11111' C' rat ry.
Mr, Muriel Zurbrigg expretewe
beta wishes to the couple and they
WOIT prt'SPIltS^ With an occesional
chair tied a planter, Both made
sultahle replies, lahwing was en.
joyed during the evening and luneh
Was served,
Good A tiendance
At nay of Prayer
BEHAVE TENDERS ACCEPTED MRS, It ANDERSON
Mr. end Min.
mithael visited on Friday with
alit and Mrs. .101111 Thompson and
family ta
Mr. a:A Mrs. Gordon Rnes and
I family of Toronto vented recently
with hey parents, Mr. anti teIre.
Athol Bruce.
Mr. anti .Mrs, ,Jolui J. MeCallwai
an• spending n few days with. their
s011-111 law and thiughter, Mr. and
Mrs, George Jonee and Irene tit
• London.
Mr. and ISTrs. Golan) Wheeler and
family or London :went the week-
end with his parents, Mr, and WS.
Herb Wheeler,
Miss Lorna Bolt of Kitchener
spent the week -end with her par-
ents, .114r. and Mrs. Leslie Bole
Mr, and Mrs, RUSSO! Walker of
Goderich visited .on Sunday with
Mrs, Robert Stonehouse and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Stonehotote.
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor and
family of Sarnia visited on Satur.
day with his mother, Mrs. Orval
Taylor and other relatives. •
FOR1)WICI1 The World Day of •
Prayer serviee was held in Trinity;
Anglican Church. Friday with a
good attendance. The theme was
'Co'g Love fur the Whole World".;
IVErs, Elsie Stymie, Mrs, Bill Wil-
son and Mrs, Cecil Cullen presided
end assisting with the prayers were
Mrs. Wess Wallace, Newbridge
United Church; Mrs, C. Coles, Mrs.
Stan Bride of Fordwich United
Church; Mrs. DonCober of Breth-
ren in Christ and Mrs. Ruby Fos-
ter, Anglican Church, Misses Eth-
na and Elva Foster rendered a
duct. Mrs. Don Reed of Mayne
was guest speaker,
Baby Baptized
-
Mark Albert, infant son or Nos
and Mrs. John Walters, of Tees -
water, was baptized on Sunday
afternoon ID Sacred Heart Church,
Teeswater.
Rev. J. H. Higgins performed the
ceremony .and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred White, of Wingham, were the
godparents,
Misses Marlene and Eleanor
Walsh of Kitchener spent the
weelc-end with their parents, M.
and Mrs, jellies Walsh,,,
1Vrr.- and Mrs. Harry •Rinn and
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Papplc at Seaforth.
The historical research and cur-
rent events meeting of the Bel -
grave Women's Institute will be
held with Mrs, Walter Scott as
convener. The roll call is to be ans-
wered by naming "Someone who
owned or clerked in a Beigrave
busi ness".
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JOHN WILD, guest skater at the 10th annual ice revue is shown
ebOve as he skated with his mo.her, Mrs. Harold Wild. John is
the professional skater with the Scarboro Club. -Photo by Seifert
OFFICERS ELECTED
LAMES UNITE FOR
*KM 11111 PLANS ANNUAL SERVICE
6 MAHE AT ANNUAL
I-1 lel ,0-13,A V le l'he fl 1111111 meet-
ing n the Helmet ve en I leak
Attenciel ion was •11-1 in the (. M
11111111Ly (Stearn on 1Vronday and was
opened by the in vir:rient, lesIgtir
VVIgh hail 11, Minutes f lest
* Meeting and the rintineial report
were rend by the secrete ry-t rett s
mei., Stanley Hopper.
It Wati eloeitirtl to hotel another
fair on Seine in be l' 121h, Advertis-
ing will again be NOW nee the dir-
eelaini in each in talon will bold
winos entertainment to raise funds
* for the scheol fair,
Kinkead wan present 1(1111
rprnaricing. that the
children should he enanmended on
the 1,7zetiienerr of the workbook
1511.11 Other 1(10'03014611:s, Don Grieve,
14 S1:18114111 p ITN 1,11115-
tivy, epolce low words ori. exhibits
11 ether than echos)l exhibits anti
'waffle like to 1401' 121 01't livestock
anti ,Irestted showirianship.
Mr. fisheye conducted the election
of offleers, as follows: President,
Stnelay Meek; ist vice, Bill 1(11.'
1111)11 end vice, Harold VI 111212111
l'(','((4,, ;tit tinley floppor PDFIr1-
1101DIT(1 1(1 obtain an assistant;
aieliters, Mrs. deck Wieketend and
1,1112 .ideic
Inreetore Morris 1„filin Wilson
taut Le1118 Phrl't WilltriS 3, Clar-
ere firs, 14,rrvnt(I
Morris 4, jmnes Smith and Mrs.
(leway Smith; Morrie 5, Wilbert
I'roeler 1t04 Mat. Robert Grashy;
Morrie ti Feria: Duncan and Mrs.
4i,rntnes Mair; Morris, 7, Wilfred
FLenes ;led' ',Mrs. Lin Ihleton; Mor -
rim A, 13A)liti 'rlirVey and MIS, Chas.,
Meth( rs; aeorris 8, Mrs. S. Iersrans
11 1211 Alen slenete. Mnrrl,» 10, Mrs,
R. Pullman and Carl Onwing;
Morris IS Ken VIP:Donald and Mrs.!
Ren Bennett; Morris 12, tiDV111011(1
Oaf I/ 11 end Mre, George Nesbitt:1
Phut Wow!) ereth aloe Nethery
and Mrs. Bert lever; EW 0, Alvin
Snell and Mes. 'Gorden Strilth;
7, Albert Rieman and alvitt Rob -1
GOltRIE "Goers Love for flit
Whole .World," was the' theme of
the World Day of Prayer whiel
was held In the Gorily Presbyter
len church on Friday arternoop
Mee. Gordon Moir, Preebyterian:
Mrs. le, Cs, Attwell, St. Stephen's;
Mrs. DeWitt Adems, United
'h 111 eh, were the leaders represent-
ing the three churches. The choir
tsons, "Near to 111(1 Heart af God."
Ce here taking p 11.1 in the service
were We. elordon Underwcod, Mrs
remelt Devitt, Mrs. David Neilson,
Tetra -Simi Robinson, Mrs. W. C
King, -Men, Alex. Graham, Mrs,
filen Inderwone.
:erre Fred W. T whir eta.), the
itettlrese tekce rprrn hn 316 "Cio.
I "ri loseel the world." She told of the
'reenrieree nr the we t Wniel
Met:entre 111 till parts of the world,
-sap, ieVe 8, Hanel Vincent ails
Mrs. Kenneth 11P. e -ler; EVV 9,
Henry Prittisrm, M ROI' nt1,4 01111
• ' MN. C-111011 MetIllrneY;
151V 10, Ralph caldw(ii. and Mrs,
fT, nertwell; 'le Bob Henry
AT.;.? FA•coner: 13,
Gordon Scott and Mts. Jack Tay -
'''V •• , Ps' h et.eolst
Mrs. Oliver Anderson; 10W 17, Geo,
Tremston and Mrs. Cliffoed Per -
don; music festival committee, Mrs.
Genrge Ohliretem, Mrs George
Tllth', Mrs. Norman Coultes, Mrs.
J', Shortreed, Mr. Harvey McDow-
ell, MPS. Gordon are"Burney, Mrs.
're Inner, Kenneth Wheeler, Ross
Anderson, Lloyd 'Walden; 'music
tomervienrs. Mrs. Nora- 'Moffat and
Mrs Emerenn Rodgers.
The presidents are to look after
selling the tide. Mr. Itinkettel, along
watt the following traceless, Mts.
Bob I-Feery, Mrs, Clarence Chain.
nese Mita (Seddon Bosmais Bev.
Evans 411111 r'0111 of nor, eve to re -
Via() the school Prize list, There
ean he direetoria meeting on.
lVtarch. 20tai at 8.30 pen,
HY MORRIS COUNCIL FRIDAY SPEAKER
The Morris Township council nae
March 6th with all members pre
Sent. The minutes of the las
meeting were read and adopted on
Motion of Walter Shortreed an
William Elston,
Elston - Smith That the tender
of George Radford Construction
Ltd., to sup,ply, crush and deliver
approximately 15,000 cubic yards
of gravel at 66 cents per yard be
accepted, subject to the approval
of the district municipal engineers
Il'our tenders were received, the
highest being 72 cents per yerd,
Smith -Mair- That the applica-
tion of Charles South as warble
fly inspector he accepted, rate of
pay to be $1.00 per hour plus 7
emits per mile; the applleation of
Clark Thynne as truck driver be
accepted, rate of pay $1.00 per hr.
and the applIcatlen of Walter Ba-
con as helper be accepted, rate of
pay, $1.00 per hr.
Elston - Shortreed --- That we
charge ten cents per head per
spray for warble fly spraying and
60 cents per pound for powder and
scrubbing,
Shortreed -Mair- That we pur-
chase 1000 lbs. of warble fly pow-
der to be divided equally between
Belgrame Co-op and T. B. Marshall,
Walton.
Mali' - Shortreed- That the road
accounts as presented be paid.
The meeting adjourned on mo-
tion of Wm. Elston and James
Mair to meet again on April 2, at 1
p.m. or at tho call of the reeve,
The following general accounts
were paid;
Ronnenberg Insurance Agency,
bonds on treasurer And tax col-
lector, $49.50; relief account, $166.70
Pinecrest Manoe Ltd., Lucknow,
$70.75; George Martin, .hydro • for
hall, $6.09; Wingham Dist. Fire
Area, calls and deficit, $287.05; Pro-
vincial Treasurer, insulin, $2,12;
Daily Commercial News, a,dvertis-
mg, $16.80; Callender Nursing
Home, $70.75; Broolchavon Nursing
fome, $141.50; Municipal World,
supplies, $21.09; Township of Hul-
1 lett, Bryant Drain, $1121.22,
Road Accounts
Wm. 1VicArter, wages, mileage,
0.G,R.A., and truck license, .$241.00
Jos. C. Smith, wages, $293.25; Mel
Craig, wages, $291.40; Clarence
White, Wages, $181.50; Wingham
Tire Service, tubes and service,
$,67,49. Alex Inkley gas fuel oil
and tax, $686.70; Western Tire,
Kleen-Flo, $3.71:. Ideal Supply Co.,
starting fluid, $4.94; Purdon Mo.
tors, light switches, $3,45; Domin-
ion Road Machinery Co. repairs,
$148.35; Glenn Snell, snow plowing,
$1244.75; J. C . McNeil, repairs,
$32.65; Pollards Chain Saw, weld- '
,ng, $16,82; Doherty 'Bros.,
ng, $10.00; George Martin, hydro
:or shed, $11.86.
Stewart Procter, Reeve
George Martin, Clerk
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Word Received,
Of Sister's Death
At Port Colborne
t BEI -GRAVE -Women from the
- three churches in Belgrave gather.
t ed together Friday afternoon for
'the World Day of Prayer servieu
d. held in Trinity Anglican Church.
The order of service bad been pre-
pared by women in Uruguay, South
America, Under the auspices of the
Inter -Church Council of Canada,
Mrs, Alec Nethery, of Trinity
Anglican Church was the leader,
opening with the mil to worship
and a hymn, Mrs. Edgar Wight -
man of Knox Presbyterian Church
led the part "Act of Confidence
and Assurance" and "Act of
Thanksgiving", Mrs. Walter Scott WORLD HAY OF PRAYFit E
of the United Church led in "Act
of Intercession", with prayers giv-
en by Miss Stella Nethery, Mrs.
1Vfel Bradburn, Mrs. Joseph Dun-
bar, Mrs. Garner Nicholson and
Mrs. Ted Fear,
Mrs. J, H. Anderson was the
guest speaker and she based her
address on the theme of the ser-
vice, "God's Love for the Whole
World". Mrs. George Johnston
and Mrs, Lawrence Vannatt sang
"Out of the Ivory Palaces", and
were accompanied by Mrs. .1. H.
Anderson.
Mrs. Clare VanCamp and Mrs.
Robert Higgins took up the offer-
ing. Mrs, Nethery closed the gee -
vice with the benediction.
Elizabeth White, wife 'of Robert
White, of 3.34 Catherine St Port
Solborne, Ont., died on Sunday in
the Port Colborne General 'Hoe- e
pital. Besides her husband she is ,
survived by tWo sisters, Miss s'
Phyllis Johns and Miss Marguerite
Johns, of Wingham, She was pre- -$
deceased by two brothers, Earl $
onns, eoronto, and Charles Johns,1 .1
viontreal,
Born tit Wingham, Mrs. White $
tttended •both public and high ,
ahools here, in 1018 she, went to
'oft •Colborne where she taught at
Reek! Street Public School for 22
years,
The deceased was a member of s
Port Colborne Art Club, a menthe(' s
RECEIVED SIX TENDERS
ACCEPT HRH TENDER
FOR CRUSHED GRAVEL
The East Wawanosh Township
council met on March 6th with all
the Members present and Reeve,
utes of the meeting held on Feb,
awl family visited last Sunday':
A 111 ET
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C. W, Hanna presiding. The min -
Mr. and M i.s. Sinn Thompson '
' ATTEND INSPECTION--3everal guests were present for the O.E.S.
DUCATIION IS inspection and anniversary celebration in Wingham United Church
on Friday evening. Left to right are: Mrs. Olive Adams, P.G.M.;
'Mrs. Agnes Young, Grand Conductress; Mrs. Viola McClung,
P.G.M.; Mrs. Mabel Mackareth, Right Worthy Grand Trustee of
HELD AT McINTI3311 INSTITUTE THEME
General Grand Chapter; Mrs. Marjorie Guest Worthy Matron of
LAKELET••Tiu) annual World
Day of Prayer was observed at
McIntosh United Church on Fri
day at 2 p.m, Ladies of Behnore
Presbyterian and United Churches
attended as guests.
Those taking part in the service
were Mrs, Jack Ferguson, Mrs.
Howard Pace, Mrs. Harry Mulvey
and Mrs, Douglas McPherson. Or-
ganist was Mrs. John White.
The guest speaker was Mrs. Al.
vin Mundell who gave a very in-
teresting talk entitled "The Four
Dimensions". Special prayers were
offered by Miss 11.1clith Stokes, Mrs,
Elmer Jeffrey, ;Vies. Wilfred Jo-
hann, Mrs, Leslie Harkness and
Mrs. Bert Wylie.
A. very inspiring solo, "My Ca-
thetirar, was rendered by IVIiss
Lavor4 Ballagh of Belmone Fol-
lowing the meeting a luncheon was
served in the basement by the Mc.
Intosh ladies.
LAKELET - The W.I. held the
March meeting on Thursday even-
ing. in the Institute Hall, Mrs. Cliff
Hallinan opened with the W.I. Ode
nd Mary Stewart Collect, Eleven
ladies answered the roll call which
was 'What I have done to further
my education since leaving school."
Huron Chapter; Rev. T. G. Husser, Worthy Patron of Huron
Chapter; Mrs. Norma Eastwood, the Worthy Grand Matron
of the Grand Chapter of Ontario; Mrs, Florence Reavie, D.D.G.M.
of District No. 8. -Photo by Cantelon,
U.C.W. Discuss Paul's IMrs. B. Harkness
During the business session it Struggle in Corinth
was deckled to send. a fee for the
Officers' 'Conferen.ce to be held
May 9111 and 10th. A committee
"A'ati appointed to look after the
distriet ()xeeutive. meeting which
will be held in Lakelet. Mrs. Arlo
releicmier presented the motto
"helneation means developing the
mind, not shifting the memory."
Mrs; Lloyd Jacques gave e very In-
teresting hook rt view on "Amber-
wc 11" by D. E. Stevenson.
The meeting closed with the
Natienal Anthem and lunch wt.'s -
:env( (1 by Mrs. Stewart Douglas
and Mrs. A, Eickmier.
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DONNYBROOK
6th were read and adopted on me
tion of Buchanan and Robinson.
The auditors' report was received,
showing revenue for 1961 of $100
638.39; expenditures, $103,381.2
leaving a surplus for the year 9
$6,257,12.
Snell -Pattison That count
Olt
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McKee niel
t- I family ettendett the funeral of the
; late Mrs, Robert McKee, who 511288 -
ed away on Tuesday at Victoria.
I Hospital, London, following a ,!
long iI1nes. in her 67111 ytat. s..,
modal service was held 00 FrideY•
at 2 p.m. at the Church funeral
Parlor at, Teeswater, with inter.
ment in the Teeswater chapel.
Mr. Glen Reidt of Guelph spent
the week -end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Irvin Rata,
Mr, Carl Dennis of Clifford spent
5 Sunday with his parents. Mr, itte:
Mrs. Stan Dennis.
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thonap-:
14011 of Wingham.
Mrs. Wesley Jefferson, Debbie,
' Brian and Gerald visited last Fi'i-1
day with her parents, Mr, and lerrs.,
Elgin Josling of Londesboro,
Mrs, Harold Woods and Murray
were in London over the week-endl
to attend the capping of her daugh-
ter, Betty, who is training as an
x-ray technician in Victoria Hospi-
tat, London.
Mrs, Iedward•Robinson and Judy
spent the week -end in London vis-
itixig with her brother, Mr. Jack
Johnston and Mrs. Johnston. also
with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Williams
L11(1 family
Mr, and Mrs. Don Jefferson and
Clary] Lynn of Clinton visited Sun.
the: with his parents, Mr. and 1VIrs.
chai'n's Jefferson. Miss Elaine
Jefferson of London was also home
for the week -end. Her aunt, Mrs,
J. C. Robinson of Wingham, who
had been visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Doug Williams of London
for the past two weeks, returned
home with her,
Miss Betty Devereaux of London
spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Devereaux,
accept the auditors' report and
pay audit fees of $300.00. •
The gravel tenders were opened,
six in all. •
Pattison -Buchanan - That coon-
eil accept the tender of Joe beer
at 59 cents a cubic yard of 5aist
inch gravel crushed and delivered,
The account of the Wingham
Rural .Fire Committee kr $212.0
was paid on motion by. Snell and
Rohinson.
Buchanan -Pattison- That the as
sensor attend the Municipal Assess
ment School at Goderich on May 1
and 2,
Robinson - Snell • That the roac
1,tr. and Mrs. Norman Melee and
- family of Teeswater visited with!
- Mr, and Mrs, Gordon McKee on!
Sunday.
..A new set of books was received
1
Monday at thci . public
library and a wonderful selectiobj
of oo' b Is 110%.0h1.1th hand, I
i •
1 VEPSTEE 0 W al s i a, a . s. ;
I 7, 1962, 'at Listowel Hospital, to ;
I
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Versteeg, FI.1
I R. 2, Clifford, a son, )
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and general accounts as presented
be passed and paid
Pattison - Buchanan That
Frank Thompson be warble fly In-
spector at $1.25 an hour; Fraelc
Cooper, sprayer operator at $1,25
an hour, and Ken Scott operator
helper at $1.25 an hour.
Buchanan -Snell That council
give a. grant of $100.00 to Auburn
Memorial Hall.
Road Accounts
Stuart MeBurney, salary, $185.00;
onvention expenses, $50.00; bilis
aid, $3,27; Alan McBurney, wages,
rucking and radiator repairs,
312.59; Alex Robertson, wages,
5.00; Arnold Bruce, wages, $80.00:
het Robinson, wages, $171.65; West
Wawanosh Insurance Co„ prem.,
12.50; Chas, Hodgins, call and re -
airing lights, $9,53; Winghani Tire
ervicc, tube arid labor, $24.83;
ampbell's Garage, battery, etc.,
71,58; Harry Williams, fuel oil and
tove oil, $474.37; VV. S. Gibson, in.
urance premiums, $33212; Ideal
upply Co„ tail light, $12.28; Dom
nion Road Machinery, grader re
pairs, $82.33; The ListoWel Banner,
adv. gravel tenders, $3.36; W. C.
Becker Equipment Co., 12 filters,
19,67; Harold Congrani, snow re.
oval, $12.00; Alcx Coulter, snow
Move!, $1.65,00; George Radford,
now removal, $1,716,00; Receiver-
eneral, income tax, $5)5,50.
sf Central United Church, a char-
ter member of "J.O.Y" at Central
United Church and a charter mem-
ber of the United Church Women,
The body is resting at the Port
Colborne chapel of Davidson fun-
eral home where Rei', L. T. C. Har -
of Central United Church,
will conduct the funeral service
$
m
r
this afternoon (Wednesday) at 2 s
p.m, Interment will be in Oakwood G
Cern etery.
Hockey Assoc. Holds
Euchre and Dance 011
BELGRAVE A euchre and f,2
dance, sponsored by the Hockey ;
Association, was held in the Flares- "'„
tars' Hall on f"riday evening. There
were eight tables 111 play and high ;
prime were won by Mrs. Ted Fear
and Howard WEtiker, Novelty
prize winners were Lynda Coultes !
and Gordon Ross. Consolation priz- 1 e'
es -went to Mrs, Cordon Bosniai! tb'
and Raymond vaneamp, Tirtin's; ee
Orehestra supplied music for dime -
in
General Aceounts
Wingham Advance -Times, adv
whits fly tenders, $3,51; Brook.
aven Nursing Home, $70.75; Town
f Wingham, rural fire committee,
12,05; A. M. Harper & Co., audit
es, 000,00; Convention expenses
W. Hanna, $50,00; Roy Pattison
0,00; Ernest Snell, $50,00; Ft, II
hoinpson, $50,00; Auburn Memor
I Hall, grant, $100.00; Direct, re
ef, March, $80.00.
Robinson - Pattison That min
1 &Wallet' to meet April 3rd at One
clock at the 13e1grave eohanunity
ntre,
g.
Weekly Euchre
BELORAVE • qlhere were tee
tables in play At the weekly euchre
party field in the community 'centre
on Wednesday eVerlIng. High prize
winners Were Mrs, George Walker
and Earl Noble. Novelty prises
were won by Mr,. J, M, Coultes and
Lewis Cook and, the consolations
Went t0 Grant Elliott and
John 13, iirfcCallton.
C. W. Hanna Reeve
R. H. Thompson, 'Clerk
Bridge Club
Noeth and South -First, Mrs, 11.
13 Porter and a Ortlieb; seeord,
Mrs, H. Campbell .and Mrs. Wher-
ry; third, Mrs. F. A. Parker awl
Joe Martin.
&tea and West. First, Mrs. el
lEiodgins and Mrs. G. Godkin; see.
oncl, Bill Laidlaw and Omar Hasel-
grove; third, :Ma's. i.buivdas and
(i. Eoclgins.
To Establish Church
BELGRAVE The Aftereoon
Unit of the United church Women
met on Wednesday in the church
with 19 members. present. Mrs. Roes
Robinson opened with e hymn.
prayer and Scripture reading. ap-
propriate to the onset of the Lent-
en aea,son.
The president, Mrs. Ana Bolt,
was in Charge of the business, when
routine reports were read. 5111.
minded members of the gt.n.ral
meeting to le) held tel eveeing
of March 29, with a speeial Eester
program.
Mrs. George Martin was in
charge of the study and leettl from
the hook, "Signals oi' the ;aeries",
about the rural church ,trel its
many problems. 'Mrs. Welter Stein,
led in the Bible study 1515.1 diseus-
sion followed about Paul's stye:nee,
to establish the early eleireli in
Corinth,
Evening Unit
Mrs, Clifton Is Lush watt hostess
for the meeting of the Evening
Unit on Wednesday, when the Unit
met In the thurels The preeident,
Ted Fear. %Amid the meet-
ing with meditation for Lela, fol.
lowed by a hymn.. •Mre. Kenneth
Barbour read the minutes and the
roll call and lairs. _seal lennitar
There were 11 lenity awl 19 hos IVI• _ • N POLLOLK
pital visits rceordeu. al••._.bere wen,
remindtid of Le, 4, meeting
and Mrs. Floyd taimpti Aente
Cook took up the offering. :Sirs.
Eldon Cook wili he ie.:stns., next
month with Mrs. Alto's:. Dieman's
group in charge,
:Mrs. Stanley Hopper )1,01 her
group Were in charge Liie Study.
with Mrs. Norman cotte reading
Scripture. This was followed by
meditation and 'Mrs. Hopper led in
prayer, Th... study wae "Deelining
Standards, or Getting By". and
1Hostess to U.C.W.
1 LAKELET--The March meeting
of the McIntosh United Church
I Women was held at the home of
1 -Mrs. Bruce Harkness. Mrs, Leon-,
' ard Harper •conducted the opening
devotions, followed by a hymn and
Mrs, Harper read the 'Scripture
taken from the Book of Psalms,
followed by a reading and prayer.
Seventeen ladies responded to the
roll call which was answered by
a verse on prayer.
President Mrs. Jack Ferguson
conducted the business session.
reports were given by several com-
mittees and plans were made for
• the World Day of Prayer service.
The meeting was turned over to
the program committee, Mrs. Fred
Dustow gave a reading on prayer
and Mrs, Jim Harper conducted an
interesting Bible contest,
The meeting was closeel with a
prayer by Mrs. Jack Ferguson. a/ -
ter which refreshments were serv-
ad by Mrs. Walter Renwick, Mrs.
Robert Harkness and Mrs. Leaiie
Harkness,
dealt with morality. Mr, William
Coulter read a story and Mrs. Ross
Anderson conducted Bible study,
from Acts, Lunch was served.
gave the financial
HIVED TUESDAY
Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock, of John
Street, pa#sed away on Sunday in
the aanngharri General alosp'ital.
She wae the widow of Rev. John
Poliotk.
) Mrs. Pollock was the Sormer
Elizabeth •Gilehrist, daughter of the
lute Mr, and Mrs. Omer Gilchrist,
her father having been one of the
early Wingham industrialists in the
furniture trade. She was a life-long
neorlent of Wingham,
Mrs. Pollock was a member of
the Presbyterian Church a_nsl was
active in women's organizatiens.
She was for several years a mem•
bet of the office staff at Wingham
tieneral Hospital and war Icao-eh
to many people in. this area.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs Nair-
' men L. Fry, of Winghani; atep-
, Sons, Rhys Pollock, Florida; 'hulk
Prelock, Teeswater; step -daughter.
Mrs H. (Dorothy) °leper, Florida,
two 'nephews and two nieces.
The funeral was Tuesday after-
noon from St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church. with Rev, Gordon. L.
Fish officiating. Interment was in
NVingharn Cernetery,
'I'hp pallbearers were James •Ca.er,
lames Macintosh. Howard Silica-
bontly. Stewart Scott, John .Me-
K:hbon and Gordon Gennett. Flow-
er hen rers Were Jim Murray, A.. D.
MaeWilliam and John Donaldson.
Student Teachers
At Public School
Stiident, teachers ibis vreit are:
in Miss P. Johns' Grade 11mem,
Katherine lenelshtel, of iranovey,
r'r thirilgf end, nr .p rota
(;ti.dde V with Mrs. Webster. Mil -
ford Arllam. of _Hanover. Gesell
Walter. of (lodorieh; Grade I with
Sirs. Robertson, Angus MeLeneeo.
-if Tiverton Ted Hossfeld, of Walk-
) rtnn: Ih•arlo VUT with Mr')
Walsh. Ruth Webber, of Helstein,
Patriela Harris, of Fordwich.
COUNCIL TO ISSUE
SCHOOL DEBENTURES
At a epeelal meeting of the H
we-
het Township Council the lip-
,' ttiek Tiwnehip School Aree Floord
meat a melee thin for the iteeittin:n$
of municipal dehentitress in tho
1timmint of $320.0.00 for the punnet:1
.f tweel. ng a m ve ieentral eehool
in lee 'Tawenship of
1 The ()mince' paseed the following
1 motion- That we rriselve the ap
plieation of the Township of Ho-
, wick School Area, Board for the
ierertion of a central school for the
Traenahip of Mowielt to consist of
116 rooms and debentures Isetied
. ,
JEAN. GURNEY, one of the members of the lo- skated a solo number during the lOth annual l5wa2°10 °E,116'w42nliftrriettettilcInliet:uf
cal figure skating club is pictured here as she ice show by the club. --Photo b Seifert. Tewnship of Howlek,