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hotel accommodation and the mak-
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Weekly Euchre
FORDVVICH—Eight tables of
progriessive euchre were in play at
the community hall here on Tues-
day night when the winners 1,Verc:
iigh lady, Mrs, Ross „Doig.;. high•
gent, Mr. Bert Winston; copsol-,
ation prizes, Mrs. Anion Denver
ling, Mrs. Russel Nichol; most lope
hands, Mrs. Ernie Dinsmcire.
FORDWICH
Mrs. ,Atcheson Wallace and
Mrs. Jean Massey and children vis-
ited over •the . week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Wallace and Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Wallace in Ham,-
ilton.
Mrs. Dom Goetz. underwent a
major operation last week in the
Palmerston Hospital. We wish for
her a speedy recovery, to good
health.
Mr. and Mrs, Royden Devitt vis-
ted in Kitchener with relatives on
:Sunday.
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AT W,M,3.4 MEMO
FOUPW10171—Tbo W.M.S, of the
Fordwich United. Church-, net at
tiro home of Mrs. E. Patterson for
the ,Ntluary meeting, Mrs. Ken.
Graham opened. the meeting with'
a New Year's blessing, a .hynart and
prayer, The. minute were. read by
the secretary, Mrs. Parker EUrig,
Mrs, T, H, Pelle* was appointed to
the nominating committee and
Jas, Warrell was •vamed'audi,
tor, c
Mrs. Emma Williamson reported
for :community friendship by read-
ing thank, you notes, Mrs. wm
Carswell la the shnt-in„ for • the
month, Mrs. Hainstoek, Mrs.
old -Doig and Mrs. J. H. Pollock
conducted the installation of the
1958 officers, They are as follows:
Hon, president, Mrs, A, Gardner;
president, Mrs, Ken Graham; 1st
vice-president, Mrs. Stan Bride;
2nd vicespresident, Mrs, Geo. Ash-
ton; 3rd vice president, Mrs. J. B
Pollock; Secretary, Mrs, Parker
Eurig; assistant secretary, Mrs
Mel Allan; treasurer, Mrs, Car.
Ettinger; treas.'•of expense, fund.
Mrs. B. Patterson; Associate Mem-
•bers secretaries, Mrs. Harold Doig,
Mrs, Jack Wilson, Mrs. J, H. Howe,
Mrs Clarence Carswell; literature
secretary, Mrs. Wm, Wilson; Citi-
zenship. secretary Mrs,' Jas. War-,
rell; stewardship. secretary, Mrs,
Norman Harding; supply secre-
taries, Mrs. Ira Schaefer, Mrs, E,
Patterson, Mrs, Geo, Ashton, Mrs,
H. Fraser;. Missionary Monthly
and World Friends secretaries
Mrs, H, Fraaery Mrs, Geo. -Pitten,
.dreigh; press secretaries, Mrs. J
Pollock, Miss.Minnie MeElwain;
Mission Band supt., Mrs, Elmer
Harding, Mrs, Robert Gibson; Baby
Band supt., Mrs; C. Wilson, Mrs
Mel Allan, Mia, J. Craig; C.G.I.T
supt,, Mrs. J. H. Pollock, Mrs, •
Carswell;. pianists, Miss
McElwain,-,Mrs, N. Devitt;
A committee was named to look-
into. the possibilities of presenting
a religious drama. The Bible study .
group will begin on Sunday even-
ing, with Miss •Beawitherick , as •
leader.
The roll call was answered by 37
members and visitors The offer-
ing was reeeived. and Mrs. R, De-
vitt offered. prayer. Mrs. Wray
Cooper conducted the worship ser-
toe assisted by Mrs. G, .Pitten-
dreigh, Mrs, Warren Zurbrigg, Mrs,
R. Connell and Mrs. W. E. Hain-
Stock. - •
The study on "Education in
Japan" was given by Mrs, Stan
Bride. Buzz sessions followed, led
by Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Mrs. Jas.
Warrell, Mrs, A. Gardiner, Mrs
Harold .Doig and 'Mrs. Harod Pol-
lock.
The meeting was closed with the
benediction..
Bible Study Group
Holds First Meeting
FORDWICH—The Bible Study
Group began a series of studies
for 1958 in the basement of the
Fordwich United Church on Sun-
day,evening, with 18 present. Miss
Lenora Beswitlierick led the study
-on the first-five chapters of Paul's
letters to the Corinthians, Mrs.
Jas. Warrell read 'parts of those
chapters from .Phillips Trans-
lation of the same, Mrs. Ken.
Graham presided for the Meeting,.
Following- the talk by Miss Bes-
witherick, two groups were form-
ed. Anson Ruttan and Harold
Pollock led the discussion each
using questions pertaining to the
subject, Each reported .the, find-
ings to the assembly as a whole.
Mr. Howell Fraser closed the
meeting with prayer.
BUILD OF ST. ANNE
JANUARY MEETINfi
FORDWICH--The Guild of St
Anne of Trinity Anglican Churel'
met at r. the borne of Marjorie
Foster for the January meeting
The president, Mrs. W. Hargrave
presided and the meeting opened
with the hymn, "What a Friend
We Have in Jesus", followed by
the Lord's prayer and Scripture
reading. The minutes of the last
meeting were read by 'the secre-
tary, Mrs. Don King.
The roll call was answered by
13 Members with a verse on
"Holy". Miss Elva Foster 'was
named pianist and Mrs. Don King
and Mrs. Jack King auditors for
1958.
Members were asged to make a
special effort 'to sell as many light
bulbs as possible before the Febru-
ary meeting.
Two readings on New Years
were given by Mrs. Peter Browne
and MrS, Jack King. Rev, E.
Attwell gave the first chapter of
the story of 'the Messiah.
Two contests Conducted by Mrs.
W. Sothern wore won by Mrs.
Lyle Simmons and Mrs. Peter
Browne, ReV, Attwell closral the
Meeting with prayer. Lunch Was
served by, the hostess, assisted by
Elva Foster.
It/fission Band Meets
In Church Basement
FORDWICH — The Silvi r Star
Misaltm Band of Fordwich United
Church held its •Jamiary in oel,;np,
in Ole eltureh basement On Sunday,
with 24 members present. There
,was the installation of officers
followed by the presentation of life
mernhership pinft to Anne Merin
tapenSen Sad Larry MODertnitt.
Rnll eall wad the payment of fees.
Birthdny greetings were sting for
John Wilson, Douglas Gibann and
Poly 1,Torsbitrg, The study was
talon by Mrs, Robert GibSon on
Japan arid its customs, Mrs. Miner
Pardlito led in the worshin
vice and the meeting -closed wilt
prayer,
The inaugural ' meeting of the
Nowt* Township Council for -1908
was held in the clerk's office on
'Jan, ii with the members present
as follows: Reeve, Arthur Gibson;
.deputy-reeve, Harvey McMichael;
Councillors, Ivan Haskins, Melville
Allan, Robert Gibson, All members
subscribed to tide .declaration of
office,.
Rev, W. 1, Nuchanan and Rev.
15, C. Attwell were present and
led ,a devotional period with the
council,
The minutes of the last regular'
meeting of the 1.957 council were
read amid On motion of Haskins
and Allan were adopted as read.
Carried,
MeMiehael Gibson—That . we
engage Edward Harris as assessor
at a salary of $800.00 per annum.
Carried,
Allen Haskins—That we ad,
ranee the Wroxeter Community
Centre Board $2,200 with hank in-
terest payable by the end of 1958,
Carried. - •
Gibson McMichael—That by-
law No. 1-58 of the Township of,
Howick for the year 1958, the
hank borrowing by-law, as read
the third time be finally passed.
Carried..
Haskins Allen—That we auth.,
orize 'the reeve and clerk to ,Sign
the annual petition for statutory
grant under, the Highways Im-
provement Act. Carried,
Fordwich Community Hall Board,
Carried,
Allan - Gibson—That we appoint
Ivan Haskins, M. McMichael, Mrs.
Thos. Abraham, Fred Doubledee.
Win, Elliott, Wm. Merkley and
Clark Renwick to the Belmore
Community Centre Board, Carried.
Allan - McMichael—That we ap-
point Robt. Gibson, Mel Allan
Norman Wade, Claus O'Krafka,
Mrs. Gordon Edgar, Tom Edgar
and Wilf. King members of the
Gorrie Community Hall Board.
Carried,
Gibson - Allan—That we appoint
Arthur Gibson, Harvey McMichael,
Roy Hunter, A. Munroe, Gilbert
Howes, G. L, Dobson and Mrs.
Wm. Wright members of the
Wroxeter Community • C e n t r e
,Board:,, Carried.
McMichael - Haskins—That we
appoint Arthur' Gibson as relief
'administrator for 1958.
McMichael - GibsonThat we
reappoint the fenceviewers with
the exception of Chas. Kreller and
Frank E, Wright, Carried,
McMichael - Allan—That the
Howick Township Recreation Com-
mittee be composed of the follow-
ing members: Ivan -Haskins, Robt.
Gibson, Lorne Madill, Harry Has-
tie, Ken Graham, Mrs. Stanley
Bride and Mrs. Emerson Fergu-
son for the year 1958, Carried.
McMichael - Gibson—That we in-
struct the clerk to order nine
copies of the Municipal World.
Carried.
Allan - Haskins—That we join
the Ontario Association of Good
Roads, and the Assessing Officers
Association of Ontario. Carried.
Haskins - Allan—That the road'
accounts as approved in the
amount of $1,776.48 be paid. Car-
ried.
McMichael - Gibson—That the
following accounts be paid. Carried.
assistance, $27,75; post sanitarium
care relief, $50.00; fox bounty,
$70.00; Association of Assessing
Officers, membership, $10.00; Ont-
ario Good Roads Association, mem-
bership, $10,00; R. H, Carson &
Son, fuel oil for relief, $14.30; I. • H, Howe relief account, $13,58; W.
J. Marriner relief account, $18.38;
W. E. Whitfield, exchange, $2.15;
post offices postage $10.00; Howick
'Telephone service and tolls, $16.50;
Wingham Advance-Times, adver-
tising, $4.20; R. H. Carson & Son,
Stove oil, $33.30; Wingham Hospi-
tal Board, membership, $1.00.,
Gibson - McMichael •That we do
now adjourn to meet again on
February 5th or at the call 'of the
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"Producer Mariteting" invoh%ing
marketing boards and rnurke04
co-operatives is a very.important
subject this winter, Natienal Farm
Radio PerUrn will be tilsetiOSing
"Producer Marketing" on Monda.
night; January 20th..
Seine of the aspects .of this sub-
ject will be presented in a drama-
tic skit' which will be felieWed by
a panel discussion, The panel mem-
hers will, be Gordon Greer, presi-
dent Ontario Federation of Agri-
culture; Dr, Walton 3, Andersen,
professor of , Agricultural Eecine.
mics, Univeraity of B.C., Van-
couver, The panel will be chaire.
by Bob Carbert, farm broadcaster
from, Wingham, Ontarip,
Special groups are being organ
ized throughout Canada• to lister
to. the broadcast and discuss this
subject "Producer Marketing" on
Monday night, January 20th.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell were
En Galt one day last week where
they visited, the latter!s mother,
Mrs, George Moss, who is at pre-
sentj confined to the hospital, hay.- County of Huron, hospitalization,
mg suffered a `heart attack, $94.00; Robert Rolufs, funeral ac-
Mrs. Peter Chimney returned to count $100.00; village of Neustadt,
her hthne in Port Colborne on Fri- fire services, $63.75; supplementary
day after spending the past week
,With her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Alex Keith. •
Miss Marjory Foster spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Wildfang in 'Toronte.
Miss Louise Browne of Toronto
spent the week-end with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Browne.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Edgar and
little son of Listowel visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Tom Mc-
Clement,
The first class on mat-making
sponsored by the Women's In
began on Tuesday afternoon in
the community hall, About 25 la-
dies are taking the course, Lea-
ders are Mrs. Anson: Demerling and Reeve, Carried.
Mrs. Bert Winston. J. Harold Pollock, Clerk '
Mrs. Alveretta Wallace spent two Arthur Gibson, Reeve.
days last week with relatives la
lloapeier.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Fraser and
Mrs, Harold Pollock 'spent one day
last week with friends in ,Ripley
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Jacobsen and
family returned home last week af-
ter spending three weeks visiting
in 13rockington, Saalt,
MISS Elizabeth Patterson of Wa-
terloo spent the week-end with her
mother,. Mrs, Pearl Patterson,
The VOrdwieh W.I. will meet or
Tuesday, Jan,, 21st at the home of
Mrs. Ken Grahant. Roll call will
be "A ritarinfactilring firm and its
,prochret.". The topic, "Pass'thy,
Salt, Please".
Mt, and. Mrs, James Vittie visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs
Carl Stewart In Listowel,
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride ani,`'
Bobby visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Dick Aldrich in Galt,
. Mr, and Mrs, Weldon Hairibl,v
and family, of Toronto, visited over
the week-end with Mr, and Mrs.
'Fred Ratably,
During the depression the fed-
eral government was being press-
ed ' to enact legislation to bring
about the more orderly marketing
of agricultural products, Low
prices were the main reason why
farmers were seeking some form
of Marketing control. Today re-
quests are again being made for
marketing boards to govern agri-
cultural Marketing, Prices of agri-
cultural proddcts, themseleves are
not so low as they were in the
thirties but the costs of the com-
modities and services used by the
farmers in the process of produc- ,
tion have risen and are still rising. '
The cost price squeeze now seems
,to be the reason for farmers want
ing greater bargaining power in r i e d j
McMichael - Gibson—That we
appoint Ivan Haskins as member
to the Wingham General Hospital.
Board. Carried,
Haskins - Gibson—That we ap-
point Gordon 'Moir to the Wing-
ham District High School Board
to replace Mr. Tom Edgar. Car-
the selling of their 'products. Haskins - Allen—That 'we ap-
Within recent months a Supreme point Mel Allen, Robt, Gibson,
Court decisibn has necessitated; Wray Cooper, Mrs. Wm. McCann,
some changes being made in pro-j Ken •Graham, Harold Pollock and
vincial marketing acts. This de- I Anson Demerling members of the
cision has been another factor in
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