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.were in 'Toronto one day last week.
Ur. John 15:4UrIZ returned home
!With theni after being oenrined to
itespitai a few slays,
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Mr, and. Af s, (3edi1 Galbraith of
iltae'ipb visited 441:otutay with Mrs,
Perna Galbraith.
Mt'. and Mrs, Willoughby fatter.
son and family of Toronto were
week -end visitors with. Mrs. Pearl
Patterson.,
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bride and
Peter of Toronto were week -end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Doig,
Mrs. Stanley Bride attended a
meeting held at the U.A,C.,
last week for leaders In Institute
work.
Mrs. Jack Wilson and John Spent
one day last week in •Kitchener,
Mr, and Mrs. Don Doig anal
children of Galt spent the weekend
with Mr. anti Mrs. Rosa Doig,
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Mrs, Ruaael Ruttart and Mr. and
Mrs. 1iialger Espensen were in Lon-
don one day lust week. Mr. Es-
lrensen was able to have the east
retnovcxi from his ankle. He was
injured onScl>t, 14. We wish trim
a very speedy recovery.
Mrs, Melpha Holland of Palmers
ton ',Spent » few days last week at
her home here.
Mr. and WS. Jun Pitch of Wing.
ham visited en Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Don King.
Mrs. Harvey McL)ormitt, Messrs.
Donald and Larry McDernitt
ited with Harvey en Sunday at
Victoria Hospital, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang and
Brian of Toronto were week -end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Simmons.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ashton
visited on .. unday with Mr. and.
Mrs. Ross Durst in Listowel,
Mr's, Marl;aret J-i;orsbur'g return-
ed to her home here last week of
ter visiting with Rev, Russel Hors -
burg and Mrs. Horsburg in Vit.
Thomas,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon ,;Brown :and
Margaret of I3eanisville visited in
the community on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Crosby Sothern
spent the week -end with Mrs, nose
mary Campbell and Jimmy.
Mr, Adam Zurbrigg returned
home last week from Listowel Hos-
pital, where he had been confined
for the past ten days.
Mr, and Mrs. Wellington Har-
grave and Douglas visited Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs, Emmerson Har-
grave in Listowel, David return-
ad home after spending last week
with his grandparents,
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HIGH SCORES for the year were posted by these three ladies in
the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary bowling league. Doris Remingtnti,
left, won the prize for high triple; Delores Peachey, high single
and Norma Orvis, right, had the high average, --Photo by Strong.
First Convention FORMER MEMBER
To Be in Bluevale WILL BE SPEAKER
FORDWICH-Mrs, Wm, Wilson,
president, presided at the May exe-
cutive meeting of the United
Church Women and openers with
meditation and prayer.
A motion that bills be paid, in-
cluding the new electric stove, new
water heater, hydro service and re-
modelling of kitchen cupboards
was passed. The first convention
of North Region of Huron Presby-
terial. of the United Church Wo-
men was announced for Bluevale.
It was decided to have a garden
party In June. Plans were masse
for the ladies' to serve the C.G.I,T.
mother and daughter banquet on
May 21st. The meeting closed with
the benediction.
Howick Council to
Increase Interest •
On Tax n Arrears.. ,,
A regular meeting of the Howick
Township council was held in the
cleric's office on May 5th with all
members ; present and the reeve,
Ivan Haskins, in the chair. The
minutes of the last regular meet-
ing, Courts of Revision on the Wills
Drain No. 1 and the Fitch Drain
and special meetings were read and
adopted on motion of Strong and
Gibson.
Moved•
b
YTng7isand
Ring
that
we rescind that portion of the mo-
tion of April 6th by Ring and Ing-
lis giving H. Gowdy the contract of
supplying' fuel oil for relief in
Wroxeter,
Moved by Strong and Gibson that
By-law, 10-62 of the Township of
Howick for the issue of debentures
for the construction of a 16 -room
school as read the first and second
time be passed.
Moved by Inglis and Strong that
we instruct the clerk to prepare a
by-law t� increase the interest rate
on tax arrears from ?s per cent
per 'Month to 2/3 per cent per
month' on arrears after Jan. 1st,
1963,
'Moved by Gibson and Strong
that we instruct the road superin-
tendent .to secure and apply cal-
cium, chloride as 'before.
Moved • by 'Gibson and . Strong
that,Sv0 instruct the Ontario :•Rural
Hydro toc,replade five lights oh the
nlai.ir. sttebt le ,Wroxeter with five
fluorescent type: lamps. .' _
Moved by Gibson and King that
we,do not concur with the request
of closing the freight business at
Fordwich at present,
Moved by Strong and Inglis that
we accept the tender of Robert
Nicholson' and Son for the con-
struction of the Wills Drain No, 1
for $386.00 and the tender of John
Inglis for the construction of the
Fitch Drain for $800,00.
Moved by Strong and Gibson
that By -taw No. 11-62, being a. by-
law re tile drainage loan No. 12 as
t'ead a, first and second time be
passed.
Moved by Gibson and Strong that
By-law No. 11-62, • being a by-law
re •tile drainage loan No, 12 as
read a third time and finally pass-
ed.
Moved by Inglis and Ring that
the recreation accounts as approv-
ed be paid,
Moved by Ring and Inglis that
the road accounts as approved be
paid,
Moved by Strong and Ring that
the following accounts be paid:
Federation of Age,, balance of
1961 levy, $96,41; W, E. Whitfield,
collection fees, Fed. of Aga, $34,55;
convention expenses, O,E,A., $40,00
part salary, $210.00; exchange and
express, $3,25; Dept. of Nat. Rev-
enue, income tax, $30.00; H. G,
Harris, exp. to assessors' school,
$19.50; part salary, $75,00; R, H.
Carson & Son, warble fly powder,
$99:00; Winghatn Advance -limes,
adv. Wills No. 1 Drain, $3.24; adv.
Fitch Drain $4.32; Grand & Toy,
supplies, $21.78; Municipal World,
supplies, $2,60; H, McMichael, fox
bounty, $4.00; Ivan Haskins, wel-
fare arlininistrator, $32.25; E. E.
Cathers, bulldodzing Wrox e t e r
dump, $30,00; Robt. Gibson, three
hospital board meetings, $15,00;
Engeland Produce, part warble fly
spraying, $1,000.00; Road accounts,
$2,645,03; H, Reidt, fox bounty, $4.00
Listowel Banner, adv. Fitch Drain,
$3.36; adv. Wills Drain No, 1, $3,36
Relief accounts , $226.70; Tile
Drainage Loan No. 12, $500.00,
Moved by Gibson and Strong that
council adjourn to meet on June
5th or at the calf of the reeve,
Ivan Haskins, Reeve
W, E, Whitfield, clerk
FORDWICH--Trinity W.A. held
its May meeting in the hat,emen'.l
of the church Wednesday with t.'ir'
president, Mrs. Elsie Strong, pre_
siding. Mrs, Nina Armstrong gave
the Scripture reading and roll call
was answered by eight members 1
with a verse on `ascension". Airs
Elva Foster led in the Litany.
Mrs, Elsie Strong gave a report
of the Diocesan W.A., which she
recently attended in St. Paul`; 00.1
thedral, L o n d e n. Mrs, I,loy,d
Jacques, who also attended, told
of the pageant which the ladies
attended in the evening, This was
held in Beal Technical School, de-
picting the beginning of the W.A.,
this being the 75th anniversary of
its formation.
Mrs. Stan Forester was in charge •
of the study book. Final
were made for the spring deanery •
meeting and dinner which will he
in Trinity Church on Tuesday, May
2 nd., at 1l a,m,,
.2t'Mehibexs were reminde'l •tf the
meeting early in June when :Mix,;
Francis Lemmon of Toronto, a
former member here, will be the
guest speaker.
Junior Bowlers
Placed Third.
FORDWICH'--A team of ,lusher I
howlers comprised of Ruby and
Wayne Marriner, Fraser Nnlio1,lt,
Wilson, placed third at Kincardine
Dave Inglis, John Carswell, John
bowling lanes on Saturday alter
noon and Ricky Marriner plated
first for high single. Congratuin
tions boys.
EOIllWIGHl
Misses Marjorie, Faster and Pat.
ricia Beard of Toronto alai 11 r.
Jack Foster of Kitchener. e:tc,
week -end visitors with the mine r'r:
mother, Mrs, Ruby Foster,
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong nl
Stratford spent the week tract with
her parents•.
Mr, and lvl:rs, Paul Wendt incl
family of Toronto were week „n,: f 1H Th016m
visitors with Mr. and MIS. E. A.
Schaefer,
Mr, and Mrs. Scott Keith :it:,:
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SATISFIED UNTIL ,
EVERYBODY KNOWS
A lot of people in Wingham have heard
about our "Night -Economy" Plan ---that wond-
erful money -saving plan which provides you
with double value on station -to -station long
distance calls of 10 minutes or more between
points in Ontario and Quebec, any evening after
nine o'clock. We've heard people around town
talking, about it and we know a lot of folks have
taken advantage of it. Nevertheless, a recent
survey y!'owed that there are still a large number
of people who don't know about the plan .. .
people who are missing the best bargain in long
distance railing ever offered by our company.
We won't l ea satisfied until everybody in Wing -
ham knows bout. it! So let's remind everybody:.
once P.f.;ain about this low cost long distance'
service,
e 1 R's available 11 0111 9 p.m. to 4:30 a.tn.
0 11 a ?plies to station -to -station calls.
li
in effective between points in Ontario
Rad Quebec.
I11 1 1 S 11OW IT WORKS; The first fi e
3urr.+,nut(:; are ch zi•gedl at low night rates; there's
ix extra c'ear e for the seconds five minutes.
After that every TWO O . dditiona.►_ minutes are
a'i*• s„va '( `at, ONE.
family of Hamilton were week.enel
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Alex
Keith.
Mrs, Emma Williamson is spend
ing some time with Mr. and ilr'-
•Bruce .Williamson in London.
The service of Holy Baptism was
•held'. in• Trinity .Church on Sunday
morning when Peter James, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Don Ring, :vas hall
tined by the rector, Rei E. C. At.t
well.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Sothern were Mr, a..1
Mrs, Carl Stewart and family of
Listowel, Mr. and Mrs, Wiiliam
Mulvey of Walkerton and Mfr. and
Mrs. James Vittie,
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bricker anis
family of Baden were Sunday vin;
itors with Mr, and Mrs. h; tri Mann.
I3i1•lh
RIES- •To Mr, and Mrs. x`:111; 11„
Reis, of Vinemnut a sou. On lr;
day, May lith 1902, at :(loun,
Hamilton Hospital.
Will Attend
Spring Meeting
At Fordwich
Reverend ('aunn A. II. i avis.
general secretary of the Missaaa
ary Society of the Anglican ('1111).1,11
of Canada will visit Trinity Church,
Fordwieh, on Tuesday, May 22, for
the annual Huron Deanery spring
meeting, This will be one of foto'-
teen similar meetings held in :Ili
the deaneries of t he Dios::,, of
Huron. The meeting will be attend-
ed by the Woman's Auxiliary rail
the clergy of the deanery.
Archdeacon ("nrntan ,l. Queen,
Commissioner of the Diocese of
Huron, will be present to liter t.
with clergy and to intr•'uiuee Arch-
deacon 'Spence to the enmhined
meeting for the afternoon.
Canon Davis was born in Eng-
land and educated in Canada, Ile
is a graduate of the University rsity of
Toronto and of Wycliffe (•elle „e,j
Following his ,ordination, he served I
in the Diocese of Rupert's Landi
for two years, and then went to
England. He rettrrued to ('annda
hi 1935 to serve in the Diocese of
Niagara,
11; 1948 he tens honoured with :1
Canonry, and two years Inter he -
cane ,.Archdeacon of Linanln and
Welland, On his appointment :n. ;
field secretary of the MSCC" in 1958,
1 •o �
lrn ish'i his 1eh(e<nc nn
herelinquished (< A
re
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a d was appointcd 0 Canon m of
Christ Church Cathedral, Hamil-
ton,
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