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For Newlyweds
BF4Q-13AVN--A large number
of neighbours and friends gathered
in the Foresters' aall on Priday
evening .for the shower mid dance
held in honour of Mr. and Mrs.
;ferry Higgins, who wore recently
married, During intermission the
young couple were called to . the
front when George Bacon read an
address and Clarence fiarina pre-
sented them with a purse of money.
Jerry made a suitable reply .for
his bride and himself, Bruee's or-
chestra supplied music for danc-
ing and lunch waS served,
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Despite the cold weather and
storms there were four • tables of
euchre at the regular, weekly pro-
kressive euchre party held , on
Wednesday evening in the com-
munity centre, High prizes went to
Miss Carol Walsh and Mrs, Lewis
Stonehouse, Consolation nrize5
•went to Mrs. John Nixon. and Miss
Louise Jefferson,
' Members of the Sunday School
of -Knox United Church and their'
friends held a, skating party in the
community arena on Friday even-
ing, Skating was enjoyed units
about 10 o'clock, then every one
gathered at the church where a
few games of crokinole were en,
joyed and lunch was served,
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Robinson and
Keith attended the wedding recep-
tion 'of Mr. and Mrs, George Ko-
yaks on Wednesday eveningheld in
the Hungarian Hall\in Delhi.
Quite a number of pupils from
the Belgrave school are confined
to their homes with chicken-pox.
Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Higgins, of
Toronto and Miss Margaret Hig-
gins and Mrs. Stan Halliday, of
London, spent the, week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins,
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Grasby wel-
comed the members of the Club 20
group to their home for their
regular meeting and Valentine
Party. An enjoyable time was spent
playing progressive euchre with
high prizes , being won by Miss
Annie McNichol and Albert Rie-
man. Consolation prizes went to
Mr, and Mrs. • George Michie,
Novelty prize winner was' Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler. A lunch was
served.
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Minister Passes
Rev, 3. B. Townsend, 74 minister,
of St, 1,,Ulte'S United ChPreh,
Sarnia, died suddenly at his home
recently.
Mr, 'Townsend had served sev-
eral Western Ontario :Churches,
among them Princeton, Belgrave,
Atwood, Mount Varre440,1
Ipwood and Sarnia.
Surviving are his wife and two
daughters, Mrs. Max (Kathleen)
MacDonald, London and Mrs,
James (Jane) Ratcliffe,. Niagara
Falls.
'PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCOUNTS
CAN BE A FAMILY AFFAIR!
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made at the end of each period instead of the higher
charge applied to cheques On interest hearing
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TORONTO-DOMINION 'BANK
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tt, RUNSTEIDTUR, Manager
Winghtin Bru=nch
l'HAT LOOKS AHEAD
Gorrie Brandi
A. t. GRAHAM, Moms*
Belgrave Dis-
trict Credit Union held its f.k.nntifil.
meeting on Tuesday vvening of last
week in the Credit Union ..offiee,
The officers for the new year are
as follows! Directors, IlenrY Paul-
son, Kenneth Wheeler; Albert Coul-
tee, ,Ted Ocar, Charlie Smith and
Bari Weitz, Credit committee, O.
R, Coulter, Martin Grasby and
1114on. Robinson, :Supervisory NM-
'inittee, Stewart Procter; Lewis
` Stonehouse and 13,Q$a. Robinson.
The following report was given
by the board of directors; "The
board of directors of the Belgrave
District Credit Union Ltd, are
pleased . to be able to ,report an-
other active year of service. Al,
though we have increased Our.
membership and our share account,
we had hoped for a greater in-
crease. We have held eleven meet-
logS this past year with an aver-
age attendance of five. At each
chapter meeting ,held in. Clinton
this Credit Union was always well
represented. We urge all members
to make deposits to their share ac-
count whenever possible, and as
regularly as. possible, as it would
help your credit rating and also
Geo. Michie, treasurer-manager
submitted his report, stating that
the Belgrave District Credit Union
haS had another successful year.
The 'share account was not doubled
in 1956, but it has grown slowly
and steadily, Membership has risen
from '84' to 95 and their average
savings per member is $148.49.
Thirteen members have let, their
account slip below the $5,00. At
i the Credit Union League Conven-
tion last spring, the .Leagtie dues
were raised from 50c to. $1.00 per
member. It is sincerely hoped that
every member ‘will have enough in
his account that the dividend, each
Year will pay his $1.00 League
dues, The loan demand was quite
high in the spring but slackened
off in 'the fall so 'that thc last `feW
months showed a small _balance in
the bank. , „
The death of Clarence Wade was
a great shock to the „community
and a distinct loss to the supervis-
ory 'committee of the Credit Union.
Tribute was paid to him for the
help which he gave in balancing
the books on so many occasions.
In his' closing remarks Mr, Michie
thanked all who had contributed
to the success of 1957 and ex-
pressed his hope for continued
growth, and prosperity for the
Union in 1958.
a marked cheque of $300.00 to ac-
company tenders, cortraetor to
Patsy Logan was in charge of strip and maintain pits, tenders
increase your insurance, as your t 4to close April 5th, 12 noon,' business session. Marie Coulter
dt i b Barara Krug were appointed savings are doubled dollar for dol- and Foxton,Mulvey--' MacTavish-Ap-
lar Up to $2000.00 with no premiums to be in charge of the worship
to pay. The insurance coverage has
been raised from $1000 'to $2000 on
all monies deposited before you
are 55 years, of age.' Look on the
hack of your members, certificate
for the insurance rate after 55.
The insurance continues until
death, or until the money has,, been
withdrawn. All loans are insured
in case of death or total disability
Tile Credit Union is anxious to
serve you whenever possible. If you
have a money -problem come in
and discuss it with the manager.
any Tuesday afternoon,"
pleby—That Wilbur Hogg be paid
$1,05 per' hour and the road super-
intendent be paid $1.15. per hour
while driving grader or snowplow:
ing, $1.00 per 'hour while super-
vising roads.
Foxton-Mulvey—That those who
attend the Good Roads' ,convention
and the Association of Rural
Municipalities- convention, be al-
lowed expenses to the amount of
$30,00:
There were eight applications
received for the position of as-
sessor; Addison Fraser, Harry
Bateman, Wilbur Fralick, A' C.
Agnew, Hugh Gilmour, Ed, E.
Walker, William ,Ross and Cliff
Hoffer, After due consideration it
was, moved by Appleby andFoxton
that Cliff Heffer be appointed as
assessor for the Township of Turn-
berry at a salary of $400.00 per
annum and that a by-law be pre-
pared confirming same.'
MacTavish—Mulvey—That the
general and road accounts be
passed and paid as presented,
General Accounts
Workinen's Compensation Board,
$53.87; Brian Metcalfe, fOx bounty,
$10.00; Lloyd Cook, fox bounty,
$1.00; Bank of Commerce, Wrox-
eter, collecting taxes, $6.60; Don
Cleghorn, D.R.O., $7,00; Mrs. Les
MeDongal, 'poll clerk, $5.00; Alex
Corrigan, $7,00; Mr. Alex
McCrackin, poll clerk, $5.00; Gor-
don Wray, D,R.O., $7.00; Harold
Grant, poll clerk, $5.00; Cliff
Heffer, D.R.O., $7.00; Lorne Met-
calfe, poll clerk, $5.00; Ross Wil-
lits, compensation, $47.25; John V.
Fischer, part salary, $45.00, elec-
tion, $10.00, total $55.00; Relief,
$80.00.
ROAD PAYROLL:—Wm. Mun-
dell, $229.00; W. A. Hogg, $211.06;
Geo. Galloway, $258.65.'
ROAD ACCOUNTS—John'Inglis,
$60.00; H. C. MacLean, $45.50;
The Guelph Mercury recently
carried a story from their Queen's
Park correspondent, Don O'Ilearn,
on the subject of Wingham's John
Hanna, M.P.P, for Huron-Bruce.
The article went like this:
A couple of our 'more colorful
personalties have been in the news
recently.
The first was John Hanna—
MPP for Huron-Bruce, known
popularly as "the Senator," origi-
nator in his career of various
movements for the "little people"
which got him considerable public-
ity if little results; and at present
the government's walking delegate
to the horse-race set.
The intelligence on Mr. Hanna
came from Florida, and featured
a photograph of him in his official
capacity as a member of the Ont-
ario Racing Commission deliVering
profoundities to an intent audience
of dignitaries.
A HUMORIST
Unfortunately the account didn't
report on the profoundities.
This is an omission which must
be regretted, for they undoubtedly
could have provided entertainment
for the Senator's colleagues here.
Years ago the Huron-Bruce
member appointed himself unoffic-
ial court jester to his party,
Since then his contribution, aside
from his personal publicity cam-
paign, has been, an annual speech
in which he praises everybody
from his leader to the page-boys
and' in which 'he usually manages
to' stir up considerable mirth.
• What his Florida pronounce-
meat could have been one can't
readily conceive, but it is fair to
assume they included flattering
references to the strength of the
local sun, the equality of the ser-
vice at whatever holstery the mem-
ber is gracing, and a few kind
words for the "little people",
CLIFF HEFFER NAMED
TURNBERRY ASSESSOR
The regular meeting of Turn-
berry council was held on Monday,
February 3rd, in 'the community
hail with all members present, the
reeve W. Jack Willits in the chair.
Alex MacTavish the newly-elected
councillor, took his declaration of
office.
Mulvey-Appleby—That the min-
utes of the last regular meeting of
council be adopted as read.
Letters were received and read
from the following; N, E. Neilons,
Stratford; Canadian Pacific Rail-
1ays Co.; Donors Tile • Ltd.,
Brownsville; Canadian National
Railways; W, P, Watson, Depart-
ment of Agriculture; D. H. Miles,
agricultural urcprtisentative for
Huron County; City of Saritia,;. A.
K. Erskine; Goderich.
Maera.vish-lvoxton—That we call
for tenders for cattle spraying ,for
Mg, tonal's• to close March 1st,
at 12 noon,
Mulvey - Appleby—That we give
a grant of $150.00 to Wroxtiter
Community Centre.
Foxtori-kaeTtiVish—r hat We
call for tenders for warble fly
powder, tenders to dose March lst,
12 noon, •
Mulvey.ApplebY—That we call
for tenders for warble fly in,
Spector, tenders to close March 1,
12 neon.
Mulvey-MtteTavish—That we ask
the district engineer, N, E. Neilehs
to have $2000 transferred from
construction account to inaintert..
anee account on Out roads,
Paxton-Mac'ravish-.!--That We call
for tenders for the crushing and
hauling of appro'ximattly 8,00
yards of gravel to be spread
to the satiSfaetiOn Of the road sup-
printernient not later than ,fttly 1s1•,
Ru'binoff Tickets
Sold in :Stores
Tie/fetgi for the Wingna% .0on 4
pert of Rubineff, the famed vio-
linist. sponsored. :by the Lions
glob, Are now on 11410 9.n several
neighboring towns; as roll Its the
Wingham stores listed 'below:
Rosh M4rtyn,
,.1" W Madilres she Ante, BlYth,
11e*ctimbe's. Rei;all drug store,
opposite post ,office, Clinton.
Craigies' newsstand, 30eated ',Q11
the .square, Goderich,
Geddie's x,p,,A, drug store, Han-
over,
Harrisori,Gibson furniture store,
Wallace Ave„ Listowel,
Lucltnow Sentinel printing of-
fice, Lucknow,
Umbach's drug store, Lueknow.
- Frank Field's variety store, Tees-
water,
W, S. Brown's Nyal drug store,
Walkerton,
McKibbons Rexall drug store,
Wingham.
Vance's I.D.A. drug store, Wing-
ham,
Tickets may also be secured front:
any member of the 'Wingliain Lions.
Club,
Young People at
Joint Meeting
The Presbyterian Young People's
meeting opened with a sing-song
'led by Joyce Crothors and the call
to worship and prayer by Mary
McMillan, Scripture, Romans 12,
was read by Gail Shaw, followed
by a prayer by Elizabeth McKin-
ney, The offering was taken by,
Ken Gilkinson and Wayne Woods,
A, hymn was sung, followed by
the 'business session, during which
the group appointed a committee
for Youth Service. It was moved
by Mary Scott and seconded by
Walton McKibbon that the com-
mittee members be Elizabeth Me-
Kinney and Ken Gilkinson.
Dr. Nimmo introduced the speak-
er, Pastor Lall, who gave an in-
teresting address and members of
the group asked questions about
various. phases of Indian life, Rev.
D. J, MacRae thanked the speaker
on behalf of the young people,, Dr.
Nimmo closed the meeting,
the benediction.
Young people from the United,
Baptist, Anglican and. Presbyterian
churches attended the meeting.
Dominion Road Machinery, $38.67;
Br. American, oil and gas, $160,80;
Joe Kerr, gravel, $155.59; J. D.
Adams, Co. Ltd., $149.53;
Mundell, mileage, $12.80; Supertest
account, $74.80.
ELLIOTT DRAIN: Township of
Turnberry $686.97; total account
for meeting, $2385.00. '
ApPleby - MacTavish:—That we
do now adjourn to meet again on ,
March 3rd., 1.30 p.m.
Results of the recent election in
Turnberry for one councillor were
as follows:
MacTavish, Poll 1,,.20; Poll 2,
29; Poll 3, 72; Poll 4, 49;. total, 170
(elected). •
C. Rettinger—Poll 1, 77; Poll 2,
20; Poll 31 5; Poll 4, 15; .total 117.
A. D. Smith—Poll 1, 61; Poll 2, 51;
Poll 3, 23; Poll 4, 23; total 158.
John V. Fischer, clerk,
W. Jack Willits, reeve.
WPOIVItSia.itY
rehroary hi and II
"PRINCE AND THE.
SHOW GI IRL"
Marilyn Munroe
Lawrence Olivier
lie Ordered Bomanco She
'Gave glut Love"
ninny , (lay Roman*
FRIDAY Mul SATURDAY
February 10 and g2
`THE HAPPY ROAD'
Fun for all !the- family. Plus
"Shoot Out At
Medicine Bend"
Randolph Scott, James Craig
MON. TUBS, &WED.
February 24 25 - 26
"PRIDE AND
THE PASSION"
Technicolor
Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra
Sophia Loren •
Magnificent Entertainment with
Three of the Screens Top Stars
The New
RECORD
RELEASES
are All Here
0,0 0X 'it yoll, be-bop,
(114elamt. we 0111
care Wliat you like,
we have it;
"AL510ST PARADISE"
'n1.111 Rodger Williams
"AI'RLL LOVE"
Pat Doane and Shirley, Tones
RODGER WILLIAMS SONGS
OF ',1101.10 FABULOUS FORTIES
"THE CHIRPING CRICKET"
"SOMEBODY VP THERE
DIGS ME" by IA)Uis. ,TP17d011l
"A 'WONDERFUL TIME ILIP
THERE" by Pat Boone
"THIS LITTLE GIRL OF'
i111(Nial" Everly Brothers
"COME TO 51E"
jelurnY'lYtirthis"
"CATCH A FALLING' STAR"
Perry Como
L.P.'s, Extended hays Child
run's Records,
Supplies
WARREN HOUSE
DIAGONAL ROAD, WING! AM
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CREDIT UNION IIAS
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Neffic*IoStudy
Social. Security
Prune $041sto Piefenbaker has
drafteft4 -youttg Prititdt Columbian
with an . insatiable appetit . ,fog'
Work to carry .Out 'the federal goy,:
,errinellt!S ..study of the ;.7„,$.social
security .system,
Dr. Robert Mills - ClarX is as
.earnest and energetic .00 he 14 pant,:Only 37 '.Years, old, he- has al,'
ready established himself as a be,,
hind-the-scenes ..leader in 011ie
studies in addition to naming on
his 'duties as member of the de-
partment Of economies and pow-
Pal science at University of British
Columbia.
' The 604` of Prof. anti Mrs. R, H,
Clark of 'Vancouver—Prof, Clark,
was head of the chemistry depart,'
molt at UBC ,for 20 years until his
retirement in 1947. Dr, Clark At--
tended Lord' 13yng High Schoel,,
UBC and Harvard,,He obtained his'
gomnierce'and arts degree at URC.
and his master's and doctor's de,
grecs in economics at Harvard,
While at. UBC he won the -Kt.
wards' Gold Medal ,and at both
universities received several schol-
arships and fellowships,
Dr. Clark is a. nephew of Rev
W. D, Clark, retired United Church
minister, who resides in Wingham,.,
AttIvanee4tniok W 0.414. rot
C.G.I.T. Meeting
Held Thursday
BELGRAVE—Tbe regular meet-
ing of the c.G.LT. was held Thurs-
day evening, opening with the
mission study ' and '"The Home
Customs of the Japanese" by Mrs,
Ted Fear, Florence and Betty
Rinn were in charge of the wor-
ship service, opening it. with verses
from Psalm 68, prayer was follow,-
ecl by the meditation on Japan by
Betty Rimi, The Scripture lespon
from 1st Corinthians and 'prayer
by Florence, and the Lord's prayer
in unison closed the worship ser- i vice,
service at the next meeting on
February 28th, Jean Hanna and
Marilyn Pengelly were appointed
to buy brushes and chalk for the
blackboard. The meeting closed
with Taps,
JOHN HANNA DUBBED
PARTY HUMORIST
BY DAILY WRITER
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