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FOR FAMILY OMER
(.IORi ii (.'aptt!in 4 `le"'malt
of the Winghaui r %itp ., :lair Ilion
Arany, addressed Ilse :lime Inept-
ing of the Won't!'.. Li :ttttuc :t; .he
hone of Mrs. Ric... ell ,t't:utu;tut
Tuesday evening of laud wrrlt 11,'
Spoke of the ixollt bring.Ione Int'
alcoholics. Heather; of the WI.
were asked h! rane'n::... ,!^alit Ino
the Salvation Allay tor the 1',r4
Shield cauipai„u.
The president, MI, Ra;,•.(11 1.t
ants, presided. Mr.1 lithe !'ll:;chnc'r
Presented the utiiutlr:; anti tin:ut-
etal report. Roll will wit:,-iwa't•r-
ed by introducing a. friend,
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order 'blue coal' now at the year's
lowest prices. Cali us today:
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CLEAN '3JA',..:?cl
Glad Edgar reported on the
1 i tt 1lutou 1listr1et 60th annual
incetiug at Walton. Next year's an -
anal will be held in Corrie, The
Guelph .Arra convention will 1./0 in.
November this year instead of
Repleiube't.
Mr _ /tarry Moline discussed nse.cl the
motto, "Gad has given us two
it wet, one to receive withand one
to give with.” She said "None of
tut sh''iti'l say we cannot give. No
net• is a person unto himself," She
told of the various ways the In-
tim tut• contributes especially
ntholat•rhips for gibs and 4.1.1 club
A demonstration Of ai table seta
ting for a family dinner Mei' given
by Mrs. ('leu (slice Spading, inelutl-
lu,<, at low table centre. ''teen re-
cipe:: were given for something one
night serve'. These were sampled
at the lunch hour. A relish recipe
was given by .'VIrs Morley John-
son; frozen salad and a lemon
dessert by Mr's, Robert I lschner;
four varieties Of cookies by Mrs.
(Glad Edgar Mrs. Rluame presided
tor nnd arranged the demonstra-
tion.
Current talents were given by
Mrs, Glenn Johnston, suggesting
that Institute programs may be
c'liaLnged in order to keep up with
the changing Limes.
Mrs. Cliff Paye and Mrs. Russell
Adams were winners in the Dutch
auetinn.
Mrs. Nnrmrui Wade, Mrs. (',has.
Lawrence, Mrs. Gordon Underwood,
Mfrs. Frank David, Mrs. Frank
Ring. Mrs, Ed. David, Mrs. Harry
Zimmerman, Mrs. Verne Clarke,
and bliss Dawn Lou Clarke, Wrox-
eter were guests of the Senior
(,roup of Fordwich Trinity Aux-
iliary when Miss Frances Lemmon,
Toronto. spoke on her work as a
deaconess.
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WINGHAM
KIN -STYLE WARFARE ---A week ago members of
the Listowel Kinsmen Club highjacked a rub-
ber -tired buggy that the Wingham club had
parked on the main street to advertise their
trade fair. However, on Tuesday night prececl-
ing the opening of the fair local club members
went over to Listowel by truck to retrieve their
property. They found the buggy chainecl to a
NAME COMMISSIONER
ON IJ KM SS D IUN
Regular mertine of the Howiek
Township council was held in the
clerk's office on June 5th. Alt the
members were present and Reeve
Ivan Haskins was in the chair. The
minutes of the last regular meet-
ing were read and adopted on mo-
tion of Inglis and Bing.
Inglis - King That we accept
the npplitation of Pari fiiehard for
a loan under the the drailiage Lout
Art.
Gibson . Strong - 'That we ap-
point Frank King rommissiolo'r on
the Harkness Drain.
Strong Gibson Thal Bylaw
No. 12, a by law to inereiiso thy in-
terest rate on tax arrears as read
a first and second time he passed.
Inglis - Ring That. Bylaw No,
12.02 as read a third time be fin-
ally pas:aed.
Gibson King - That we areept.
the petition of Harold Finlay Lo re
pair and improve the Finlay drain.
King . Inglis That we pay ,Jahn
Inglis an advance 4)f 1500,00 on the.
Harkness Municipal drain.
Inglis Gibson That the recre-
ation arcoun1s as approved he
paid.
Gibson . Strong That. the road
accounts as approved be paid.
Strong - Inglis That the follow-,
Fox bounties: Jinn Hoffele, $4.00;
Harvey Reidt, $16.00; Nelson Stour-
nol. $20.00; Paul Galbraith, $4.00;
Mrs. Ken Detiman, $5,00; Clarke
Renwick, $4.00.
Wingham District High School,:
post on Listowel's main street and protected by
Listowel Kinsmen armed with fire hoses. In
the battle that ensued the local boys finally
captured the buggy, but not until all and sundry
were thoroughly soaked. Two of the Wing -
ham boys, Matt Boyd and Bill Lee, are shown
centre as they wrestlecl to take over one of the
hose lines.---Advance-Times photo.
supplies, $52.99; 1'iarrislon Review,
assessor's supplies, $41.72; Nelson
Harper, burying sheep, $3.00; Geo,
Ashton, warble fly spraying in-
spector, $503.7$; Provincial Treas.,
insulin, $1,23; H. G, Harris. part
salary, $75.00; W. B. Whitfield, pt.
salary, $210,00; Dept. National Rev-
enue, $30.00,
Fencing dump, DonMr,
$11,70; Ralph Newton, $10ald,50u; Edray
Killinger, $8.55; Harry Buhrow,
$23.40; W, 11. Whitfield, exchange:,
I $3.15; Town of Listowel, high
school debenture, $2,006.62; Ivan
Flaskins, welfare administrator,
$42.70,
Sanderson, hauling tile, Hark..
'less drain, $5.00; Ross Ring, nn
loading We, Fitch drain, $3.00;
John R. Milligan, posts for dump,
$22.70; Rohl. Gibson, hospital boars..
meeting, $5.00; I9ngeland Produce
Co., balance on warble fly spraying
$518.58; John Lane, sheep killed,
$25,00; Road accounts, 12,522.60;
John Inglis, part contract Hark-
ness drain, $500.00; Don 'Whitfield,
unloading tile, 1f'uwn'k drain,
$3.60; Relief accounts, $368.05.
Ivan Haskins, Reeve
W. E. Whitfield, Clerk
ing accounts he paid:
Mr. and MM. N, 'Wade ;;prat
the wetrk_en(l w'lth relatives in 'To-
ronto,
'Mir, and Mrs. William Willer!
and family, Toronto, spent the
week -end with Mrs, Bertha Davis,
Miss Edith Howes visited Miss
Jennie Howes of Harriston on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Frank David and Mrs. Ed.
ward David attended the annual
meeting of Hidden Spring, neat!'
Brantford on Sunday and also vis.
debenture, $9,682.00; Gestetnor Ltd.' ited Mr, and Mrs. Roy Pritchard.
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ON -JUNE 18
'E -ELECT
1.(LARRIE
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Plant and
family of London, Mr, Lawrence
Plant, Brussels, visited Mrs, Ber-
tha flant. on Sunday.
Mr. Keith Watson, Fergus, Mr.
Roy Stewart, Durham, Mr, Clifford
Stewart, LisLowel, called at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Burns
Stewart,
Mr, and Mrs, ('leorge Snider, El,.
Infra, visited Saud ay with Mr, and
Mrs. R. T. Bennett. Little Valerie
Snider returned home after spend-
ing a few days with her grandpar.
pots.
!'')rick Smith hi t.t patient in Lis-
lowel Hospital,
Mrs, Gordon Coulter underwent
surgery in LisLowel Hospital. •
Mr, Hector Hamilton visited Mr.
Archie Scott in Victoria Hdspital,
London, nn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coulter and
Mr, Cllif im Coulter visited Suwlay
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Phomas Coulter,
Con, 3, Maryborough,
Mr. Albert lleibein is a patient
in Palmerston Hospital.
Mrs. Clifford Pyke is visiting Mr.
and Mrs, Claude Hall, Toronto,
The annaral congregational pic-
nic of the (lorrie Presbyterian
C7hurrrli was held at the Gorrie
community park on Saturday, Thir-
ty attended and races and peanut
scrambles were held for the child-
ren.
Mr, and Mrs, William Strong,
Loree and Wayne have mnov d 'to
the former Cook residence they
have purchased. ?`
Mr. George Gregg of Toroito
spent the week -end at his home.
Mr. and Mrs, George Brown and
,lean, Miss Janet Elliott, Moles-
worth were at Ipperwash and
Rock Glen on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Mac Newton and
family visited Mrs. J, L. McDow-
ell and (Gordon at Westfield of
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Waite,
Bryan and Floyd, Mr. and Mrs,
William Blackwell, Drayton, visit-
ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Felker. Little Paula Felker re
turned home after spending a week
with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hockridge,
Timmy and Philip of Scarborough
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Hyndman.
Mr. iutd Mrs. Raymond Gowdy
and Jana .Lynne visited at the home
of Mr. I:c1 Gilmer, Carrick and
1 -Lowick boundary on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller, Miss
Elaine MIller, Guelph, Mr. and
Mrs. Beverley I3rears, Fordwich
spent Sunday with relatives hi To-
ronto,
Miss Florabelle Jenkins, Thed
ford, Miss Lillian Husser, London,
and Mr. Gordon Snaith, .Exeter, vis-
ited Sunday at the horse of Mr
and Mrs, Win, Smith,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Moir, Dav-
Id, Baal and Lorin and Mr. arc
Mrs. Milton Luther vlsited Mr, and
Mrs. Clifford Moir, Heitsall, on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. ,Lades McNair and
family have moved to the Georg
Gregg residence.
Mrs. Mae Jackson spent the
week -end with Miss Margaret Jar-
dine tit 'Wroxeter,
Mr ;Edward McCallutn, Mr. Clar-
ence McCall(un spent the week -end
at Bruce Mines,
Attend Rally
LAISIt;1 11'1' -'!.'hose attending the
Dulled Church Women's rally
which was )tele! at Ripley United
Church no Monday, June 4th,
from the McIntosh area were Mrs.
,lac'1( :Ferguson, Mrs. Gordon
,Wright and Mrs, Eldon :Renwick.
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'What has been done is proof
of what yet can be accomplished"
A statement to the people of Ontario from
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker
"Five years ago the Canadian people gave me and lay colleagues a mandate to
end the years of indecision and neglect of Liberal rule and make a start in the
New National Policy which we put before the Canadian .people in 1957. You
gave us a renewal of your mandate in 1958.
"in the succeeding'four years we carried on that policy and as a direct result of the
ntaliy bold and 'even revolutionary measures which we undertook the recession
of -1957 has been superseded by the boons of 1961 and 1962.
•
"Our energetic ,trade policies have
produced the first favorable balance
of trade in nine years.
"Farre cash income has reached an,
all -titre record high. Prices are now
supported on 23 farm products.
"Old Age Pensions and Old Age Assist-
ance have been increasedfrom $46 to
$65. Other pensions have kept pace.
"Ontario.l'.eceii'ed $607 million in fed-
eral pty'trients this year, a huge in-
crease over 1957's $215 million.
"Canada stands today at the commencement of a -great new era of progress and
prosperity ---first as a result of the action we have taken.—second,-on the neces-
sary condition that the plans we have made and announced for the next five
years are •carried into effective action.
"Five years from now Canada will be celebrating the 100th Anniversary of
Confederation. Our plans for the future are already five years along the road to
fulfilment and they can, will and must be realized between now and 1967. What
has been done in five years is proof of what yet can be accomplished in the next
five years."
voTE progressive Conservative JUNE 18
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HURON HAS.PROSPERED
UNDER THE DIEFENBAKER
ADMINISTRATION
RELIII1 111- WILE
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