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FIVE WESTERN ONTARIO mayors competed in the Kinsmen
Tall Contest, an event which officially opened the fair last
Thursday. Mayor William Miller, Clinton, centre, is shown with
the trophy, a mounted bull's tail. Others are Lloyd Orth, Lis•
MORRIS COUNCIL
ENGINEER TO MAKE
SURVEY FOR MTCR
the Morris Township couctI mei
on June 4th with all mombr t:, pre-
sent. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted on
motion of James Mair and William
Elston.
Smith - Shortrocd That Herman
Nethery, Christopher Nethery and
William VanCamp be a committee
to look after and sec' what they
can do about repairing the Mc.
C •rp a cemetery.
Shortreed - Smith That the ap-
plications for tile drainage mans
be approved,
Mrtir - Smith That we instruct
Engineer James A. Hours to sur -
Vey and make a report for a new
ditch starting at lot 1, eon(.essior
16 and lot 1, Concession 17, Grey
and the outlet to be in lot 28, con-
cession 9, Morris Twp.
Smith -Mair - That the road rte.
counts as presented by the road
superintendent be paid.
Mair - Smith That the general
accounts as presented he paid.
Mair - Elston That wo call for
tenders to supply, load and haul
approximately 5,000 cubic yards of
pit run gravel to be put on Morris
Township roads as directed by the
road superintendent. 'l'encicrs to
be in by 12 o'clock noon, :funs 13.
Mair • Elston That we adjoin,»
to meet again nn July 3 at 8 p.m.
or at the call of the reeve.
'l'he following accounts were
paid:
General Accounts
Walter Brecon, warble fly helper,
$104.00; Chas. South, inspector.
$117.33; Geo. Martin, by-laws, and
clerk's fees re Inglis Drain, $70.00;
C. & G. Kreuter Co., assessor's
case, .$14.00; Pearson, Edwards &
Co„ stationery and stamps, $5.99;
Geo. Martin, hydro for hall, $6.09:
Provincial Treasurer, insulin, $4,23;
Bernard' Hall, insurance on truck.
$44.10; N. S. Bauman Ltd., tile,
$150.64; Callander Nursing Home.
$84.25; Geo. Radford, Coultes dram
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Clean the Church
i At Monday's Bee
I,1':1,(xI AVI4: Mrs. Alva Nethery
welcomed the members of the 1.a.
dies' Guild to her home on Thurs.
day afternoon for their regular
meeting with ] 9n1cSent The e
Vice-
president was in charge and open-
ed the meeting with prayer. lvlrs.
Jack VanCamp read the Scripture
lesson. At the business period it
was announced the new stove pipes
were installed and the choir chairs
had been varnished. It was also
announced that there would bc' a
bee on Monday to clean the church
The roll call was answered with
a parable, and Mrs. Lawrence Van-
nan. was in charge of the program.
Mrs. 1". Mealey read an article,
"Purpose of Life. Is to Go°. ,Mrs.
Vnnnan read about "The Day. of
Pentecost". I;ev, 1''. Mealey was
present. .out explained the mean-
ing of \'\'hitsunday. The meeting
closed with prayer. Grace was
sung and lunch. was served by the
hostess.
$44.00; Ellison drain, $322.25.
The 1',roolchnten Nursing Home,
$168.50; Municipal World, supplies,
$1.86; P1necrest. Manor Ltd.; $84.25;
Geo, Michie, inspecting tile drains,
$15.00; .las, Mair, telephone tolls,
$1.30; Glenn Bone, Bone drain,
$14.00; Frani( Sellers, Bone drain,
$12,00; Bernard Thomas, Bone
drain, $10.00; Allan Breckenridge,
tile, $5.41; Frank Kirkby & Sons,
$216.50; Relief {recount, $179.55;
Don Hopper, Sellers drain, $24:.00;
Walter Shortrecd, Killeen drain,
$10.00; Ross Smith, Bone drain,
$5.00; Stewart Procter, Coultes
chain, $5.00.
Rot>.d Apnea' its
Win. McArter, wages and mile-
age, $196.39; ,Tos, C.. Smith, wages,
$170.20; Mel Graig, wages, $81.65:
Clarence White, wages,.$26.10; Mur-
alit' South, wages, $103.40; Alex
Inkley, gas and oil, $352.30; Wing -
ham Auto Wreckers, repairing rad.,
$11.00; Don Hopper, loading and
hauling./stones, $67.50;. E: Beirnes.,-
weld'ing, $16,00; VVingh.am.Tire, re,.
pairs, $37.50,; • Pollards Chain Saw,
cutting and wedding, $38.44; Mei
Jermyn, loading and hauling stones
$90.00; ,l, C, McNeil, fan belt, oil
and brush spray, $340.21; Canada
Culvert, grader blades, $1:03.48; Do-
minion Road Machinery, injector's
and dans, $24(.96; Gordon Work-
man, repairing, $2.71; Ideal Supply,
overhauling G.M, motor, $1098.67;
Srun Sweeney, bulldozing,'$1680.00;
Chas. Souch, brake fluid, $1.39; G.
Martin, hydro for shed, $14.20; Wm.
Elston, mileage on road tour, $5.00;
Stewart. Procter, mileage on road
tour, $5,00.
Stpwart Procter, Reeve
Geo, Martin, Clerk
towel; Fred Beck, Harriston; Robert Hetherington, Wingllarn,
master of ceremonies for the event; Jo Anne Alton, Huron Coun
ty Dairy Princess; Ernie Fisher, Goderich and Herman Younrl
of Kincardine,--Advance-Times photo.
Volunteers to Pack
Bale of Supplies
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- The Unites! ("l).reit
Women of 1{pox Church held their
general meeting on. !Thursday eve.
Meg with a good attendance. Mrs.
Walter S
ott opened the meeting
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with a hymn, followed by prayer.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mrs, Laura Johnston
and Mrs, James R. Coultes read the
financial statement showing a bal-
ance on hand of $22.70.
Mrs, Scott thanked the ladies for
their co-operation with the garden
party and also for washing the
basement walls, An invitation was
received and accepted to meet with
the Westfield United Church Wo-
men on June 13 when Mrs. Bert
Alton will he the- guest'.' speaker.
Ten 'dollars was voted to the Mos-
sengers. The caretakers of th.'
church are to look after getting
three screens for the windows in
the new rooms of the Sunday
School. The necessity of a table
for the small children of the Sun-
day School is to be looked into and
the UCW will pay for it.
Mr's. George Michie gave an ex-
cellent report on supply work, toll-
ing where the different articles
were to go and asked for volunteers
to help pack. Volunteering were
Mrs. Lyle Hopper, Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse, Mrs, J. H. Anderson,
and Mrs, James Michie.
Mrs. J. H. Anderson gave a re-
port of Westminster College, saying
that Huron's share was $9,000, and
that the women were furnishing it.
Twenty-five dollar's of this group's
share it to be sent for Westminster
furnishings. Mrs, Ross Robinson
reported for the manse committee,
stating that it was in good condi-
tion, It was agreed to refinish a
table at the manse.
Wendy and Rhonda Fear sang
"Showers of Blessings", accompan-
ied by Mrs. John Nixon. Mrs. Stan-
ley Hopper conducted the worship
service, opening with the call to
worship followed• by a hymn. Mrs.
R. H. Coultes read the Scripture
Messengers. -Meet
•• BELGRAVE-- The June meeting
of the Mission Band: Messengers
was hold on Sunday morning and
•opened with- the motto and prayer,
followed by a. hymn.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by Lois Rinn and 36
Members answered the roll call.
Ivan Wheeler read the treasurer's
report. Donald Bosman and Gary
McSween gave out the World
Friends, Following a hymn George
Johnston and Douglas Walker took
up the offering. Mrs. Roy Mc.
Sweenled in prayer and the girls
and boys divided into groups for
the story hour.
GET OUT OF HERE -The trained monkey took a dim view of
flash bulbs and nearly beaned the photographer with a chunk of
pipe. The furry little monster was one of two trained monkeys'
in the Gloria Peebles act at the Trade Pair.• -A -T photo,
lesson and prayer was given by
Mrs, Hopper. Mrs. J. R. ('oohed
read a story, "A Kind Hearted ,1a
panese". Wendy and Rhonda Fear
sang "That's Why I Levo Him o".
Mrs, Stanley Cool(, C,hrislian
citizenship convener, Was in change
of the program and explained the
meaning, of Christian citizenship.
She read two sttories, Choreic
Women on City Council" and "Your
Second Job", by Dr. Albert Sehweil
zer. Mrs. Cook assisted by Mrs.
John Nixon and Mrs. Harold Prof..
ter, had a skit on citizenship, tell-
ing of the work the United Church
Women can do.
It was decided Lo send one deb•
gate to Alma College. Mrs.s. Wal
ter Scott closed the meeting with
the benediction.
MRS. - ANDREW (iAt[1NT
SPEAKER AT W.M,SS
BIt)LGRAVE --The yearly
Home Helpers' meeting was held in
Knox Presbyterian (Thureh 1111
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Viet or
Young'blut presided and after op
ening the meeting, extenrleal a out•
dial welcome to guests from Me
Killop, Sea forth, Blyth aryl Wing
ham,
The roll call was answered with
a verse on love which was the
theme of the worship service, and.
Marlene Purdon rind Anne Wight
mann read poems on love. Mrs, Me
Burney rectal Scripture from .Joshua
and Mrs. J. Dunbar led in prayer.
Mrs, Andrew Gaunt of White
church was the guest. speaker. Re
ferning to the words of Joshua
spoken to the Israelites. "Cheese
you this day whom ye will serve,"
Mrs. Gaunt gave an inspiring ad
dress on "Choices". We must have
a spirit of urgency at this time,
and our leadersh`p and guidance
must come from above, if we are
to meet the serious challenges of
our day. Our own choosing settles
our destiny.
Mrs. Younghlut thanked Mrs.
Gaunt for her fine message. A solo
"More Love to Thee" by Margaret.
Nicholson was accompanied by
Anne Wightnian. Mrs, Alan Dun
gar led in the Glad Tidings prayer.
After the closing hymn and pray
el. Mrs. Younghlut said grace and n
social time was enjoyed when r1
delicious hunch was served under
the direction of Mrs, Torsion. •
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