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I3191.(iitAVI6 There were uint
tables 111 play at the regular euchre
party held In the community
centre on Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Lewis Cook and Earl Noble were
the high prize winners with Mrs,
Joseph Dunbar and Bill Black win-
ning the novelty prizes. Como.
lation prize% went to Mrs. Gordon
Higgins and Joseph Dunbar,
Points Gained by
Grey Six Cubs
BFLGRAVI) - The Wolf Cubs
held their regular meeting on Mon-
day evening in tho community
centre with 27 Cubs, their leader
and four assistants present. Mrs,
Kenneth Wheeler led in the open-
ing exercises.
The Grey Six had the most
points for inspection. The group
enjoyed playing several games.
Mrs. Wheeler read the second
chapter of the Jungle Story. Mrs.
Gordon Mel3urney instructed the
beginners. Mrs. Harold Vincent
and Mrs. Clare VanCamp reviewed
first aid and the rise of the tele-
phone with the Cubs.
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INSTRUCTS BRIGADE—F. C. Anderson,
centre, district representative of the On-
tario Fire Marshal's office, of Guelph, was
in charge of a series of Monday night lec-
tures to members of the local brigade.
With Mr. Anderson and looking over a set
of fire extinguishers are, from the left,
Tony Seli, Mike Willie, Wes Sinnamon and
Harvey Aitchison, all members of the fire
brigade.---Advance-Times photo.
Belgrave Co=op
Shows Increase
In Sales of $11,500
13ELGRAVE The annual meet-
ing of the Belgrave Co-operative
Association was held in the Fores-
ters' Hall on Tuesday evening com-
mencing with a turkey banquet,
catered to by members of the Wo-
men's Lastitute. Grace was sung,
led by Rev. J. 'H. Anderson of Knox
'United Church,
John Taylor introduced t h e
guests at the head table. Several
musical numbers were enjoyed by
Hap Swatridge and Ken Ducharme
of the local radio station. Ross
Robinson, the manager, introduced
several guests and employees. Cla.r-
once Chamney expressed thanks to
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/o house canvass will be made by Wingham Legion, Branch 180 members,
EVENING OF FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd
s CY ROBINSON; President
BOB CASEMORE, Chairman
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the ladies for the splendid dinner
and Mrs. RIchard Procter, presi•
dont of the W.I, replied.
The guest speaker, Karl Krug
of Wingham was introduced by
Charles R. Coultes. Mr. Krug bas-
ed his address on the work of the
Co-ops and how TV can he used
to the benefit of the farmers, gain-
ing information from farm broad-
casts, and all working together to
]hake a bigger and better Co-op.
The speaker was thanked by R. H.
Coultes, after which he read the
minutes of the last annual meet-
ing. Lorne Power, area supervisor,
gave a detailed reading of the fin-
ancial
in .ancial statement, showing the to.
tatsales for 1961 as $423,875.00 and
the net savings at $8,077.00.
The president stated that the
earnings during the past year
were not as high as in previous
years, hut showed a very nice net;
although the feed sales were down
a, little, the petroleum business is
coming along nicely and it is hop-
ed that it will pass the break-even
point during the first three months
of 1962. Members know that Ross
Robinson is back again as manag
er and his being a feed man,
along with the new molasses mix-
er, puts the Co-op in a position to
increase feed sales,
Ross Robinson stated that the i
total sales for the year have in. r
creased $11,500 over the previous
year and the net earnings for the
year were $8,077.00. Mr. Robinson
thanked the hoard of directors for
the opportunity to serve the mem-
bers, and the employees for their
faithful help.
A two per cent patronage divi-
dend, as recommended by the board
of directors. was accepted. it was
agreed to have the same auditor.,,
Wand, Weiler & Aldersley, and also
to rescind all former bylaws of
the co-operative, substituting new
by-laws in their place.
Lorne I'otver• was in charge of
the election of directors for n
three-year period, which resulted
in an acclamation; Mel Craig, John
Taylor and Sam Pletch. Othete dir
ectors on the board are Albert P,ie
man, R. H. Coultes, Leslie Lull,
C. P, Chamney, Ronald ('oulles,
Sam Thompson and manager. Ross
Robinson. A president. will he rlrr•l.
ed at the regular directors' meet
ing.
Short speeches were givers by
Sam Thompson. Simon Flail>ah„n
and the reeve of .Morris Town:;hio.
Stewart Procter,
Lorne Power, Ross Robinson, At.
bort Pitman and C. It. t'onites
farmed a panel to answer question.:
which had been places] in the elm '
tion box during the meeting. Thi:,
proved to be quite informative, ,1
touch of humor was added to nota'' '
Of the questions and answers.
Many Subjects Are
Discussed by
Morris Federation
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111 'GRAVE The i'hu'tla Villa;•.r•
group of the, Clniter1 ('herr h lVo
men 'sponsored a croktnole part
and pie social in the basement '+I
Knox 'United Church on Friday eve
ning with a good attendance. Tin,ar.
were 10 tables in play and high
prizes were won by Mrs. J. H. An
derson and Ronald Taylor. c'onsn
lation prizes went to Audrey (.'nal
tes and Clayton Bosnian.
OFFICIAL VISIT Or
ZONE COMMANDER
FORDWICH The Ladies' Aiie.-
iliat;y to LIowiek Legion, am, nail
in the Legion rooms with Mrs, And
rent, Templeman in the chair. Mrs.
Win. Austin gave the minutes. 'i'he
mystery prise, donated by Mrs
Jack Clarke, Was tvon by Mrs. 11e1
Alton.
An invitation to attend the birth
day party of the Sretforth branch
on April 18 was accepted e pted rand plans
Were made for ears. As a new stove
had to be purchased for the hall.
the ladies donated a cheque for
$100 to the Legion towards this
item,
Mrs. Wm. M'('ann, 'Lone ('.out
mander, paid her official visit. tihe
Was presented with a small gift
The meeting adjourned and a sor'r'el
half hour was spent,
L.ELGI.AVF. The monthly meet-
ing of Morris Federation of Agri-
culture was held on Thursday eve-
ning; at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Henderson with 15 pre-
sent. Minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and adopted. A re-
port. on the FAME: canvass was
given, Much interest had been
taken, as snOWn by the number of
shares sold.
The park at I,odmin was dis-
cussed at length and the same com-
mittee was re -appointed on motion
of Robert (trashy and William El-
ston, The committee is as follows:
R. H. Coulters, Stanley Hopper,
Kenneth McDonald, Pert Fear,
Glen Smith .and Mervin Richmond,
The committee is to interview Bod-
min Ltd.. as to how much land
they could spare. It was decided
not to participate in the Conserva-
tion Authority project.
Albert bacon wished to thank
all those who hard made the hog
vote a success nn March 6. The
president reported on a compli-
mentary bus trip and dinner to be
held in London on March 17 by
the C.I.A. A speeial committee of
councils and h'ederation directors is
to be held in Clinton on March 27
or 29 concerning taxation and as-
sessment. The new Farm Machin-
ery Act. Was discussed but left
over for another meeting in order
'The Winghanl 4dvarace*T1111e0, 'f!Vbd110 Y, Mar. 21., I l6b rage T1Xr a
to gather more information.
A presentation of fountain pens
was .made to Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Anderson, who lead completed 21
years as secretary -treasurer of the
Morris Federation.
The president, Stanley Hoppe",
thanked Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
for the use of their home for this
meeting, The next meeting will
he held on 'Wednesday, April 18, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joe
];hack, Lunch was served.
"Ethics," the man told his son,
"is vital to everyday living. 9'or• ex-
ample, today an old friend paid me
back a loan with a new $100 bill.
Just as he was leaving I diseovec-
ed he had given me two bills stuck,
together. Immediately the question
of ethics arose: Should I tell your
mother?'
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