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"FIVE GUNS TO TOMBSTONE"
)ante~ Iiro•.vn - John Wilde
"OPERATION BOTTLENECK"
Ron )Foster - lliil.o Tana
(Cartoon)
SUN. MIDNIGHT and MONDAY -APR. 22 -23 -DOUBLE BILL
"TROUBLE AT 16"
(Adult Entertainment)
Mickey Rooney - Term' Jloore
"INNOCENT AND THE -DAMNED"
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TUESDAY AND WEi)NESDAY-ANILIL 24-35
"CRY FOR HAPPY"
(Colour - Scope:) Glenn Ford - Dunrtld. O'Connor
(Cartoon)
I NEW DRIVE -IN -Danny Grummett, who has been operating a
drive-in restaurant at Bluevale for the past several years, has
I moved his location to a lot just west of the new Turnberry Cen-
tral School on Highway 86. As can be seen in the picture he
has constructed a cement block building to provide kitchen
space for the operation. The upper level, of frame construction,
Asked why he didn't invent a
story to tell his Mite when going
home late, a hashand explained:
"If my ',wife'; asleep I won't need
one, and if sht s awake I won't get
rt chance to tell it anyway."
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■ • Saugeell Valley Conservation Audi- i
jjw. nrity, assessment, $96.51; Winghatn
Advance -Times, adv. tenders re
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■ Wingham, balance fire arra acct„
•i$50.00: R. G. Harris, part salary, ,
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Take Over Park
A regular meeting; of Howiek
Township Connell was held in the
clerk's office on April 6. All mem-
bers present and Reeve Ivan Has-
kins was in the chair. The minutes
of the last regular .meeting, special
meeting and court of revision were
read and adopted on motion of
Gibson and Strong,
Inglis -King - That we join the
Huron County Municipal Officers
Association and pay the $20.00
membership fee.
Gibson -King- That our road sup-
erintendent attend the road school
on May 14-15, 1962.
Strang -Inglis --That we renew the
robbery insurance policy :No.
3478792 on the 'thesurer with N.
Wade.
King -Strong -That we accept the
budget as presented by the Recrea-
tion Committee.
Inglis -King --That the reeve anal
deputy reeve he a committee to
.meet with the reeves of Wallace
and Minto Townships in regards
to having the county road from
Palmerston west to Highway 86
made a development road.
King -Inglis --That • we give Har-
old Gowdy the contract of supply-
ing fuel- old for relief purposes in
the Village of. Wroxeter .an.d in the
Municipal Office in Gorrie.
'Strong -Gibson --That we give a
grant of $59.00' to the ' Winghant
Retarded •Children's School.
Gibson -Strong -- That we .accept
drain Petitions for drainage work
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on the fol•1•oti in4 The Mahood
Drain Externsron Branch df San-
derson Drain, repair to Drain No.
19 and repair to'the Thornes Vittie
Drain. •
Strong -Gibson- That -we approve
the application of the Gerrie Com-
munity Club for the Maitland. Con-
servation 'Authority , tb take. :over
the Community Park in the Village
of Gorrie; - '
Inglis -Ding -•- That we call for
tenders. for thp construction of the
Wills Drain No: 1 and the •Fitch
Drain,
Inglis -Kin ;- -Thant we accept the
auditor's report for the year 1961 ns
presented.
tr.d.
King -Inglis That we stop up
that portion of boundary toad be-
tween Howlett and Turnberry from
Highway 87 to'C'ounty Road No• 12.
Strong -Gibson That By-law No.
7-55 of the Township of Howick
for the year 19515 re Pedlars and
F•Iuwkera be rr seinded.
Gibson -Strong -That wr• sot the,
mill rate as - follows: Farm nnrl
Residential, 11 mins; Commercial
13.5 mills, for the. year 1962, leav-
ing mill rate same as 1961,
Strong -King - That the Rrrrr•-
ation accounts asapproved he paid.
King -Gibson •- I'ha.t the road sie-
eeiints be pared.
Gibson -Inglis That the following
amounts he paid:
• Jas. Robinson, fox bounty. $4.00:
Wingham, District 'High. School.
levy under Sec. 53, $50.48: Wingham
District High School, grant in lieu
of taxes (Tfydro), $3.14; 13'n Glib- i
sou, fox bounty, $4.00; Stanley
Wolfe, fox bounty, $4.(10.; Ivan
1 eiskinsc, court of revision, Wills
Drain No. 1, $8.00, Fiteh Thain,
$8.00; Roht, Gibson, court of re-
vision, Wills Train No. 1, $SMO,
F'itr'h .)ruin, $8.00; Frank King,
eonrt elf revision, Wills Train No.
1, $8M0, t' itch Drain, $8.00•; F. 1•t.
Strang, court of revision, Wills
J)rain No, 1, *8.00, 'Fitch Train,
$13M0; ,Tns, Tnglist, court.of revision,
Wills Train No. 1, 148,00, Fitrh
Drain, $8.(101 H. Hamilton, postage,
*11.00; N. Wade, burglary incur- 1
will provide living accommodation. The car port will provide
a drive -up area with a special dispensing window for those who
want to eat in their cars. Parking space will be at the rear of
the building. Mr. Grummett says that he hopes to construct a
banquet hall to the left of the present structure. Plans are not
complete for this section, however.--A-T photo,
MRS, CARROLL OREGG
PASSES SUDDENLY
(IORRI9. Airs. Laura Vera
Gregg died suddenly on :M4onclay.
April 9th at the \Villowdalc home
of her son, George.
A daughter of the late John
Hueston and his wife, Margaret
Sanderson,' she was born on Con -
'cession 12. Howiek, on June 18,
1902. She was a member of Gorrie
United Church the Woman's As-
sociation and had been a Sunday
School teacher and also a member
of the Women's Institute for 40
years.
On June 30, 1026, she was mar-
ried at the Gorrie parsonage to
Carroll Gregg, who predeceased her
in 1917.
Surviving are one son, George,
of'Willowdalc; one daughter; Mrs.
William 'Erlandt Thornton, R.R. 2,
Garde, and five grandchildren. One
brother. Knowlson, predeceased
her.
The body rested at the Moir fun-
eral home until noon Thursday,
then to Gorrie United Church,
where service was held at 2 p.m•,
conducted by Rev. Fred W. Tay-
lor.
Pallbearers were Thomas Ritchie,
Hugh Hutchison, Harold Hyndman,
Lorne Robinson, DeWitt Adams
and Doran Thornton. Lnterment
was in the Gorrie cemetery.
FUNERAL AT GORR.IE
FOR MRS. J. W. HIRD
GORME The death watered L
her home herr on April 6 of
Airs.
Elizabeth S. Hird, wife of RCP•
:fames Wilfred Hird, retired United
Church minister, in her 71st year.
Funeral service was held in Gor-
rie United Church on Monday
afternoon, with two choirs of b'ord-
wich and Gorrie and Miss Carol
Robinson at the Hammond organ.
Rev Fred W. Taylor, minister of
Gorrie conducted the service and
preached the sermon, Rev. Robert
Hiltz, chairman of Huron Presby-
tery read the Scripture and Rev.
T .Garnett Husser led in prayer.
Other ministers from the Presby-
tery in attendance were Rev, Hugh
Wilson, Rev.W.Clark
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Rev. R. E. F. MeLagan, secretary
of Presbytery. Two hymns were
sung ,"O (nod, Our Help in Ages
Past" and Not Known,
"Nast"hast Thou Kn wt
,
Hast Thou Not Heard" to the tune
of "Balerma",
Interment '1 was a i) Wroxeter
Cemetery. In licit of flowers, dona-
tions to the Heart Fund were re-
quesd•
Afterteinterment thy ladies of the,
come [tiltrr Church provided
e
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lunch for the friend; Who had
cane from a distance.
Surviving are her husband, Rev.
J. W Hird; one son, Norris, Owen
Sound; one daughter, Mrs, J. A.
(Wynne) Wyilnr. Waal of T.,as. Have, N.S.,
whose hnxhand died the soma day
last year; four grandchildren, 1 -ler
mother, Mrs. J. Leo surd one bro-
ther, :John 1.1. Lee, who live in
England, also survive,
Gordon Moir was in charges of
funeral arrti igemenls and the pall-
bearers were Harold Robinson,
Ewart Whitfield, Dick Carson, Aus-
tin Stinson, William Campbell and
Ken Gt'nlieun.
;M.trnietipn1 Telephone i4ystenl, ser-
vice and tolls, *15.38; Relief accts.,
$1((881; T. Haskins, relief adminis-
trator, $14.90; Itobcrl; Gibson, three
hospital hoard meetings, $15.00;
Huron County Munieipai Officers"
Assoc., Inembei'shlp, $20.00; N.
Wade, instirance premiums, $860,58;
Read Accounts, $1017.14; Wingham
Retarded Children's School, grant,
.
$50.00; toted' $6,194,77,
Strong -Gibson That We sipprovc
the application of the Howiek
Township School Area Board .l7
Matte 20 year debentures In the
511111 of $320,000.00 for the erection
and equipping of a 16room Central
School for Howiek Township and 1
instruct the clerk to seek approval
of the Ontario Municipal Board,
,.Carried on at recorded Vote.
Strong -King- That the tender of
Joe, Kerr fol' crushing and spread-
ing gravel en township roads be
accepted,
Inglis -King -• That this meeting
GORRIE
Those front a distance attending
• the funeral on Thursday of the late
Mrs. Vera Gregg were Mr. and
.lin s, David Crowe, Sarnia; Mrs.
Ernest •Campbell, Mr. Robert B,ot-
ting, Mr. Joseph Bolting of Tup.
' perville; Rev, Stanley Johnson,
?Mfrs. James Carson, Miss .Alma
Nash, Mrs. Jean Brown, Miss Nellie
Ball and Miss Scott, Mrs, Fred
Dowdali, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs,
Alvin Townsend, Stratford; Mr.
Fred Hyndman of Hensall.
Mrs, J. Moffat, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Elliott, Ripley, visited Satur-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilford Bing,
Miss Marian Robinson, Kitchen-
er, spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Robinson.
Miss Elaine Miller, Guelph, visit-
ed over the week -end with Mr.°and
Mrs, Archie Miller.
Mr, and Mrs, \V, C. King spent
Sunday at the home, of Mr, -and
Mrs. Ira McLean, Wroxeter,
Mr• Leo Butler, Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cherry, Palmerston,
Mr. Wm, Cherry of Arthur, Mr.
Donald Cherry of Waterloo were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Bolander.
Mrs. Jean Huetwith, Wallace -
burg, visited Thuresday with Mr,
and Mrs. Alex Graham,
Miss Joanne Ford spent the
week -end at her home in 'St, Marys.
• Mr. and Mrs. Alex Graham at-
tended a farewell dinner in honor
of Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Campbell at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Spading, -St. Marys, on Saturday.
Sympathy is extended to the fa-
mily of the- late Mrs. Vera- Gregg
in their bereavement.
At
the Sunday
m rn mg. service
in the .Gorrie United Church. Rev.
Fred WIe. W. Taylor received into mem-
bership on profession of -faith the
following: Howard leeigel, Donald
Galbraith, Bryan Pyke, Glen Pyke,
Kay Powell, Jane Powell:"' Com-
munion service followed •reception
of new members.
Mrs• Frame Wright has purchas-
ed- the former residence of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King.
Mr. Edgar Higgins; Brussels,
spent the week -end with Miss
Maude Higgins and other •friends,
Mrs, Wm. Bell, Listowel ,tYisited
her sister, Mrs, Frank Wright, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart, Da-
vid and Sandra of Oshawa, ac-
companied by Mr• and Mrs, Oliver
Stewart, left Sunday to attend the
wedding of Miss Jean Stewart find
Mr. Leslie Edmunds in. Calgary on
Saturday, April 21,
Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Glazier and
Eric, Oshawa, visited Friday and
Saturday th ' h m ofMr,and
at e. home
Mrs, Clarence Stokes,
Mr. and Mrs. Edson Riley, Lea-
mington,
e-mington, spent the week -end with
:,Ylr. and Mrs, Justin Will,
Mrs. Luella Sanderson, Mr. Ed
Gilmar, Mildmay Mrs. Everett
Cathers, Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. King, Brussels, attended the
Vinay banquet at LaSalle. Wind-
sor, and visited relatives in Detroit
last week -and.
The 'Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Stephen's Anglican Church will
meet on Thursday at 2,30 p.m, at
the home of Mrs. R. T. Bennett.
)loll call. an Easter thought or
verse. The annual Thankoffering
will he received at this meeting,
The (Gordy United Church Wo-
men will meet in the church on
Wednesday at 8.15 p.m, The ,Nor-
thern )unit will have charge of the
:Laster program.
New Walker for
Loan ' Cupboard
GORRu14 Harvev Sparlilig, trea-
surer, reports $452.00 has heels re-
ceived to date in the. lied (:dross
canvass.
A walker has been pare:based for
the Red Cross Loan Cupboard.
This is for the use of those recov-
cring from broken hips or lengthy
illnesses.
do now adjourn to meet again
Mny Pith or at the' call :o1' the reeve.
'Juan Haskins, Reeve.
W. E. Whitfield, Clerk,
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Little kidris, master .Bonnets with fancy Ina'e and ribbon trims,
also flower bands. Sizes lo fit ages 2.11.
Priced from 98c - $2.98
LADIES' EASTER BONNETS
in textured straws and flowers in all the latest spring shades.
Priced from $2.49 - $7.95
CHILDREN'S PLAID RUNNING SHOES
Sires 3 to '4.
99c each
LADIES' WASH AND WEAR
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fur casual wear. Guaranteed to hold shale. Sizes 5-10.
$6.95 pair
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FIRST SHOWING AT L) ;1h
TWO COMPLETE SLI()4\:; J \.( 11 NIGHT
Children under 12 in Gars free
W yvYM/•/uI•NaNVJ
SATURDAY ONLY -APRIL 21-DOUBLI HILL
"FIVE GUNS TO TOMBSTONE"
)ante~ Iiro•.vn - John Wilde
"OPERATION BOTTLENECK"
Ron )Foster - lliil.o Tana
(Cartoon)
SUN. MIDNIGHT and MONDAY -APR. 22 -23 -DOUBLE BILL
"TROUBLE AT 16"
(Adult Entertainment)
Mickey Rooney - Term' Jloore
"INNOCENT AND THE -DAMNED"
(Adult Entertaimncnt)
ttuiuie Van Doren - 3Ie1 'J'orn►e.
(Cartoon)
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TUESDAY AND WEi)NESDAY-ANILIL 24-35
"CRY FOR HAPPY"
(Colour - Scope:) Glenn Ford - Dunrtld. O'Connor
(Cartoon)
I NEW DRIVE -IN -Danny Grummett, who has been operating a
drive-in restaurant at Bluevale for the past several years, has
I moved his location to a lot just west of the new Turnberry Cen-
tral School on Highway 86. As can be seen in the picture he
has constructed a cement block building to provide kitchen
space for the operation. The upper level, of frame construction,
Asked why he didn't invent a
story to tell his Mite when going
home late, a hashand explained:
"If my ',wife'; asleep I won't need
one, and if sht s awake I won't get
rt chance to tell it anyway."
BACKACIIE
When k,daeya t ii to remove
excess acids and wastes.
backache -tired feeling -
disturbed rent often may
foilnv. pndrr'e Kidney Pills
stimulate kidneys to normal
duty. YOU feel better, sleep
better, work better. 80
Ra;11 U i'R'ls I U 11q I $;10 I!S"IIS IIS'Ir
W. D. CONRON, CIJU
Insurance Agency
COMPLETE
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
N. A, SCOTT, Salesman
JOHN STREET
Phone 772W - Wingharn
AGENT FOR -
Manufacturers Life
Insurance Co.
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*I
• I anew premium, X12.50; Munich) rl
1 World, assessor's supplies, $54.48;
II T-[vndnlwn's'Transport, moving vary,
A I$15.00; Listowel Banner, adv. (end- I
yrs re warble fly spraying, $8.00;
■ • Saugeell Valley Conservation Audi- i
jjw. nrity, assessment, $96.51; Winghatn
Advance -Times, adv. tenders re
�_ warble fly spraying, $0.45; Town of
■ Wingham, balance fire arra acct„
•i$50.00: R. G. Harris, part salary, ,
A I assessor, $75.00; W. 15, 'Whitfield, I
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1 Permission to
Take Over Park
A regular meeting; of Howiek
Township Connell was held in the
clerk's office on April 6. All mem-
bers present and Reeve Ivan Has-
kins was in the chair. The minutes
of the last regular .meeting, special
meeting and court of revision were
read and adopted on motion of
Gibson and Strong,
Inglis -King - That we join the
Huron County Municipal Officers
Association and pay the $20.00
membership fee.
Gibson -King- That our road sup-
erintendent attend the road school
on May 14-15, 1962.
Strang -Inglis --That we renew the
robbery insurance policy :No.
3478792 on the 'thesurer with N.
Wade.
King -Strong -That we accept the
budget as presented by the Recrea-
tion Committee.
Inglis -King --That the reeve anal
deputy reeve he a committee to
.meet with the reeves of Wallace
and Minto Townships in regards
to having the county road from
Palmerston west to Highway 86
made a development road.
King -Inglis --That • we give Har-
old Gowdy the contract of supply-
ing fuel- old for relief purposes in
the Village of. Wroxeter .an.d in the
Municipal Office in Gorrie.
'Strong -Gibson --That we give a
grant of $59.00' to the ' Winghant
Retarded •Children's School.
Gibson -Strong -- That we .accept
drain Petitions for drainage work
r
on the fol•1•oti in4 The Mahood
Drain Externsron Branch df San-
derson Drain, repair to Drain No.
19 and repair to'the Thornes Vittie
Drain. •
Strong -Gibson- That -we approve
the application of the Gerrie Com-
munity Club for the Maitland. Con-
servation 'Authority , tb take. :over
the Community Park in the Village
of Gorrie; - '
Inglis -Ding -•- That we call for
tenders. for thp construction of the
Wills Drain No: 1 and the •Fitch
Drain,
Inglis -Kin ;- -Thant we accept the
auditor's report for the year 1961 ns
presented.
tr.d.
King -Inglis That we stop up
that portion of boundary toad be-
tween Howlett and Turnberry from
Highway 87 to'C'ounty Road No• 12.
Strong -Gibson That By-law No.
7-55 of the Township of Howick
for the year 19515 re Pedlars and
F•Iuwkera be rr seinded.
Gibson -Strong -That wr• sot the,
mill rate as - follows: Farm nnrl
Residential, 11 mins; Commercial
13.5 mills, for the. year 1962, leav-
ing mill rate same as 1961,
Strong -King - That the Rrrrr•-
ation accounts asapproved he paid.
King -Gibson •- I'ha.t the road sie-
eeiints be pared.
Gibson -Inglis That the following
amounts he paid:
• Jas. Robinson, fox bounty. $4.00:
Wingham, District 'High. School.
levy under Sec. 53, $50.48: Wingham
District High School, grant in lieu
of taxes (Tfydro), $3.14; 13'n Glib- i
sou, fox bounty, $4.00; Stanley
Wolfe, fox bounty, $4.(10.; Ivan
1 eiskinsc, court of revision, Wills
Drain No. 1, $8.00, Fiteh Thain,
$8.00; Roht, Gibson, court of re-
vision, Wills Train No. 1, $SMO,
F'itr'h .)ruin, $8.00; Frank King,
eonrt elf revision, Wills Train No.
1, $8M0, t' itch Drain, $8.00•; F. 1•t.
Strang, court of revision, Wills
J)rain No, 1, *8.00, 'Fitch Train,
$13M0; ,Tns, Tnglist, court.of revision,
Wills Train No. 1, 148,00, Fitrh
Drain, $8.(101 H. Hamilton, postage,
*11.00; N. Wade, burglary incur- 1
will provide living accommodation. The car port will provide
a drive -up area with a special dispensing window for those who
want to eat in their cars. Parking space will be at the rear of
the building. Mr. Grummett says that he hopes to construct a
banquet hall to the left of the present structure. Plans are not
complete for this section, however.--A-T photo,
MRS, CARROLL OREGG
PASSES SUDDENLY
(IORRI9. Airs. Laura Vera
Gregg died suddenly on :M4onclay.
April 9th at the \Villowdalc home
of her son, George.
A daughter of the late John
Hueston and his wife, Margaret
Sanderson,' she was born on Con -
'cession 12. Howiek, on June 18,
1902. She was a member of Gorrie
United Church the Woman's As-
sociation and had been a Sunday
School teacher and also a member
of the Women's Institute for 40
years.
On June 30, 1026, she was mar-
ried at the Gorrie parsonage to
Carroll Gregg, who predeceased her
in 1917.
Surviving are one son, George,
of'Willowdalc; one daughter; Mrs.
William 'Erlandt Thornton, R.R. 2,
Garde, and five grandchildren. One
brother. Knowlson, predeceased
her.
The body rested at the Moir fun-
eral home until noon Thursday,
then to Gorrie United Church,
where service was held at 2 p.m•,
conducted by Rev. Fred W. Tay-
lor.
Pallbearers were Thomas Ritchie,
Hugh Hutchison, Harold Hyndman,
Lorne Robinson, DeWitt Adams
and Doran Thornton. Lnterment
was in the Gorrie cemetery.
FUNERAL AT GORR.IE
FOR MRS. J. W. HIRD
GORME The death watered L
her home herr on April 6 of
Airs.
Elizabeth S. Hird, wife of RCP•
:fames Wilfred Hird, retired United
Church minister, in her 71st year.
Funeral service was held in Gor-
rie United Church on Monday
afternoon, with two choirs of b'ord-
wich and Gorrie and Miss Carol
Robinson at the Hammond organ.
Rev Fred W. Taylor, minister of
Gorrie conducted the service and
preached the sermon, Rev. Robert
Hiltz, chairman of Huron Presby-
tery read the Scripture and Rev.
T .Garnett Husser led in prayer.
Other ministers from the Presby-
tery in attendance were Rev, Hugh
Wilson, Rev.W.Clark
C.1J ,
and
d
Rev. R. E. F. MeLagan, secretary
of Presbytery. Two hymns were
sung ,"O (nod, Our Help in Ages
Past" and Not Known,
"Nast"hast Thou Kn wt
,
Hast Thou Not Heard" to the tune
of "Balerma",
Interment '1 was a i) Wroxeter
Cemetery. In licit of flowers, dona-
tions to the Heart Fund were re-
quesd•
Afterteinterment thy ladies of the,
come [tiltrr Church provided
e
d
lunch for the friend; Who had
cane from a distance.
Surviving are her husband, Rev.
J. W Hird; one son, Norris, Owen
Sound; one daughter, Mrs, J. A.
(Wynne) Wyilnr. Waal of T.,as. Have, N.S.,
whose hnxhand died the soma day
last year; four grandchildren, 1 -ler
mother, Mrs. J. Leo surd one bro-
ther, :John 1.1. Lee, who live in
England, also survive,
Gordon Moir was in charges of
funeral arrti igemenls and the pall-
bearers were Harold Robinson,
Ewart Whitfield, Dick Carson, Aus-
tin Stinson, William Campbell and
Ken Gt'nlieun.
;M.trnietipn1 Telephone i4ystenl, ser-
vice and tolls, *15.38; Relief accts.,
$1((881; T. Haskins, relief adminis-
trator, $14.90; Itobcrl; Gibson, three
hospital hoard meetings, $15.00;
Huron County Munieipai Officers"
Assoc., Inembei'shlp, $20.00; N.
Wade, instirance premiums, $860,58;
Read Accounts, $1017.14; Wingham
Retarded Children's School, grant,
.
$50.00; toted' $6,194,77,
Strong -Gibson That We sipprovc
the application of the Howiek
Township School Area Board .l7
Matte 20 year debentures In the
511111 of $320,000.00 for the erection
and equipping of a 16room Central
School for Howiek Township and 1
instruct the clerk to seek approval
of the Ontario Municipal Board,
,.Carried on at recorded Vote.
Strong -King- That the tender of
Joe, Kerr fol' crushing and spread-
ing gravel en township roads be
accepted,
Inglis -King -• That this meeting
GORRIE
Those front a distance attending
• the funeral on Thursday of the late
Mrs. Vera Gregg were Mr. and
.lin s, David Crowe, Sarnia; Mrs.
Ernest •Campbell, Mr. Robert B,ot-
ting, Mr. Joseph Bolting of Tup.
' perville; Rev, Stanley Johnson,
?Mfrs. James Carson, Miss .Alma
Nash, Mrs. Jean Brown, Miss Nellie
Ball and Miss Scott, Mrs, Fred
Dowdali, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs,
Alvin Townsend, Stratford; Mr.
Fred Hyndman of Hensall.
Mrs, J. Moffat, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Elliott, Ripley, visited Satur-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilford Bing,
Miss Marian Robinson, Kitchen-
er, spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Robinson.
Miss Elaine Miller, Guelph, visit-
ed over the week -end with Mr.°and
Mrs, Archie Miller.
Mr, and Mrs, \V, C. King spent
Sunday at the home, of Mr, -and
Mrs. Ira McLean, Wroxeter,
Mr• Leo Butler, Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cherry, Palmerston,
Mr. Wm, Cherry of Arthur, Mr.
Donald Cherry of Waterloo were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Bolander.
Mrs. Jean Huetwith, Wallace -
burg, visited Thuresday with Mr,
and Mrs. Alex Graham,
Miss Joanne Ford spent the
week -end at her home in 'St, Marys.
• Mr. and Mrs. Alex Graham at-
tended a farewell dinner in honor
of Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Campbell at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Spading, -St. Marys, on Saturday.
Sympathy is extended to the fa-
mily of the- late Mrs. Vera- Gregg
in their bereavement.
At
the Sunday
m rn mg. service
in the .Gorrie United Church. Rev.
Fred WIe. W. Taylor received into mem-
bership on profession of -faith the
following: Howard leeigel, Donald
Galbraith, Bryan Pyke, Glen Pyke,
Kay Powell, Jane Powell:"' Com-
munion service followed •reception
of new members.
Mrs• Frame Wright has purchas-
ed- the former residence of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King.
Mr. Edgar Higgins; Brussels,
spent the week -end with Miss
Maude Higgins and other •friends,
Mrs, Wm. Bell, Listowel ,tYisited
her sister, Mrs, Frank Wright, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart, Da-
vid and Sandra of Oshawa, ac-
companied by Mr• and Mrs, Oliver
Stewart, left Sunday to attend the
wedding of Miss Jean Stewart find
Mr. Leslie Edmunds in. Calgary on
Saturday, April 21,
Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Glazier and
Eric, Oshawa, visited Friday and
Saturday th ' h m ofMr,and
at e. home
Mrs, Clarence Stokes,
Mr. and Mrs. Edson Riley, Lea-
mington,
e-mington, spent the week -end with
:,Ylr. and Mrs, Justin Will,
Mrs. Luella Sanderson, Mr. Ed
Gilmar, Mildmay Mrs. Everett
Cathers, Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. King, Brussels, attended the
Vinay banquet at LaSalle. Wind-
sor, and visited relatives in Detroit
last week -and.
The 'Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Stephen's Anglican Church will
meet on Thursday at 2,30 p.m, at
the home of Mrs. R. T. Bennett.
)loll call. an Easter thought or
verse. The annual Thankoffering
will he received at this meeting,
The (Gordy United Church Wo-
men will meet in the church on
Wednesday at 8.15 p.m, The ,Nor-
thern )unit will have charge of the
:Laster program.
New Walker for
Loan ' Cupboard
GORRu14 Harvev Sparlilig, trea-
surer, reports $452.00 has heels re-
ceived to date in the. lied (:dross
canvass.
A walker has been pare:based for
the Red Cross Loan Cupboard.
This is for the use of those recov-
cring from broken hips or lengthy
illnesses.
do now adjourn to meet again
Mny Pith or at the' call :o1' the reeve.
'Juan Haskins, Reeve.
W. E. Whitfield, Clerk,
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