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Globe and Mail last week, concern,
ing Margaret 'E;rophy',s program,
NtLady.
Xt Stated that the 'strangest TV
idea of the weok came from. some,
One Who said you .could bring in
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WROXETER
Mr. ,Ifiek Sanborn, Moms. Don
and, Leonard Jaeldrn left: foe^Rose-
a.t :Sake„ on Wednesday of last
week,
' Mr,. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers' and
ft/00Y, peXford, were week-end
visitors in town and ivfrs. Victoria
Brediers, who has Spent 11w
winter months at tire home of her
son, returned: to her hornd here.
Mr," Glen !Mad cheer 'is, a patient
in Winghere Generei • Hospital,
Where YIP sindetwent iininpneade4)-
Imlay hist Week. His Many friends
Wish birn a speedy recovery,
Messrs. Part. Griffith, ,Winghanr,,
and r: Frank Morton, IVforareah
called on kr, and Mrs, Richard
°Wirth on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs.
Wm, Ringler called at the seine
home.
• Mr, and Mrs, :Blair Sharp, .Toho,
TOMMY' and Davey of Detroit,
spent the week-end with. Mrs.
'Sharp's father, Nix. ','Colin ITurifer,
Mrs, Bertha Miecson of Onargo,
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Mrs, Mel Sanburn.
Mr, Sind Mrs, Frank Varies,
Lynne and Leone, London, are
spending the Easter :Vaeation with
irrs, Win. Doig and other 'zeta-
tiyea,
Master Wayne :Sanderson Under-
went a tonsileetorny in wingum
Hospital last: Thursday.
Mr. Wm. Ringlet', who has spent
the 'past month with., his sister,
Mrs.. Andrew :Teriarici,iDeOborn,
has' returned 'di thebellies-Of Mr, • and Mx:S.:Chas,: MeCtiteheeMc'
and Mrs. Win. ';;:Newton,
.1Vfarsha and Josephinct,,,of'!„;Byron
Were • week-end guests:. Srs. R,
NeWton. "i • . • „
CengratulatiOns to Mrs..,Pep Elis-
ion* who was .82 years•'ini age on
Saturday, We are pleased to re-
Port slot is enjoying- fairly. good
health at present, . •
Mr, ancl Mrs. WaliaceiNixO4n and
sons, Centralia, spent. Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Grisffith,'
Mr. and Mrs. Glen: MeKereher
and family, Iamestown, Miss Mar-
garet .Griffith arid Mr. jack Grif-
fith were Sunday guests of-Iiifti. and
Mrs, Leo Duggan, SdilY11 0';':i
Mr. and Mrs.' Dart • :Gibson,
Lunen, wore Sunday' gOestS 7 at: the
home of Mr,•• and Mrs.. Griji: Gib-
son, We are pleased to report Mrs,
Win. 'Gibson, is gradually' :Mil/rov-
ing from her 'reeent
Mrs, Tiros, Ball,..Torente. Mr,
and Mrs, Norman lareMpton,
were week-end guests of.Misa•Mina
and Mr. Arnold- Bell.
- Mr. F1, mer Gallagher. 'arid!' sons,
Toronto,• spent. the:Week-find, with
Mr, Albert Gallagher *"a'.nd the
Tatter returned to TOrentOlar
visit.
Mr. anti Mrs. CarneresCElliott,
Harriston, were Sunday ,: Visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd.--Elllott.
Mrs. mary -Wearing, i,iiCOncord,
was .at her home* here:. "Mr, and
'Wingham, Ontario
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WROXE'PER — A travelogue of
the New England States given by
Mrs. Thomas Burke paid illustrated
With colored movies highlighted
the first meeting of the Women's
Institute year, held in the commun-
ity hall Tuesday last week.
The delegate for East Hurtal District to the national convention
at Ottawa, Mrs. P. S. maeNaught", gave a most interesting account,
Some 400 delegates from the 10
Pro:Winces met in session for four
days, The theme of *the :convention
•Wee "Home Improvement and
Community Betterment,"
A record was played of an inter,
view taken in Ottawa with' Mrs
MacNaughton • and' Mrs. Me
Cosh, A prayer especially com-
posed by Rev, W. A. ,Young, chap-
lain of 0,A,C,, Guelph for the
national convention was read by
Mrs, Wm. Hart. This prayer was
a gift from the Women of Ontario
to the "delegate's attending the
national convention,
The secretary gave a report of
the year's work, $168 00 was donat-
ed to the community hall and a
new track was provided for the
stagceuritl wits curtain,
Roll
s s answered
by "How
I can be a better citizen,"
Mrs. lvfacNaughton conducted
the installation of officers • for
1958-59 as follows; President, Mrs'
G. Howes; vice, Mrs. W. G, Mc
Lean; see.-treasurer, Mrs. Thos
Biirke; district director, Mrs, H.
Patterson; branch directors, Mrs
W, Hart and Mrs. .1; H. WYlir" auditors, Mrs. W. Taylor, Mrs. A.
Monroe; press reporter, Mrs. Harry
Mains; lueelh committee, Mrs, W
Hart, Mrs, A, Monroe: goad cheer
Mrs. H. Reidt, Mrs, H. Patterson:
programme corn., Mrs. H. Adams
Mrs. W. Hart, Miss K. Hazelwood
Mrs, W, MeLean,,Mrs. T, Burke.
Standing committees, •Aericultues
rind Canadian industries, Mrs. J. H,
Wylie; .education and citizenship
Mrs. H. Timm; home economics,
Mrs. J. Simmons; historical ' re-
search, Mrs. C,' Cathers; reso-
lutions, Mr,s. H. Adams.
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WROXETER. — The Blids of
Promise Mission Band .of the
Wroxeter United,Church met for
the monthly meeting on. Wed-
nesday afternoon, after school, tin
the church hall with Mrs, H, Durst
at the piano, and Brian. Sander-
son, president, in the chair, The
meeting came to order with the
singing of the hymn "Jesus Christ
Is Risen TO-daY," followed by the
call to worship,
Catherine Edgar read the Scrip-
ture lesson, taken from 1 John 4.7,
Matt, 19:19 and Prov. 17:17, based
on the theme "Love". Connie
Clarke led in prayer, after which
all sang the Mission Band hymn,
and the Mission Band Purpose
was repeated in unison.
The Herald for Japan, Bonnie
AdamS, showed a number of inter,
esting pictures on that eountry
and its people; including some
maiko enjoying a stroll through a
Iapanese temple garden, methods
of agriculture, sports, the native
dress, a Japanese festival, and a
shrine of Buddha. Brian Elliott
also read a story about Japan:
Lynne Wright, reporting for
Africa, read a letter written by
members of a missionary family in
Africa, which compared life it
that country to that in Canada, It
also told of the hippopotamus, the
leopard, and the lion, some of the
native animals, Lynne also showed
a number of interesting colored
piCtures, which illustrated the
health work demonstrated to' the
natives by the missionary nulses,
an Angolan village, and other
things of interest.
The country of India was dealt
'with by Herald Brian Elliott, when
he passed around colored pictures
showing the handicrafts of the
natives of an Indian -village and
the native children playing games,
The president reminded the
members of the Easter Thankoffer-
ing meeting of the Mission Band,
which will be held on Friday after-
noon, April 11, at 3 o'clock, in the
church' ball, when the .mothers
and W,M.S. will be guests, and
Miss Elva Hupfer will be present
to tell the special story 'to the
children, A special programme of
music and items concerning Easter
are being prepared by the children.
The secretary read the minutes,
and the roll call was answered by
an Easter hymn, Thirty-four
children responded to the roll, The"purdoiny inspector
by -Buehanan,
birthday offerings were received thattehtle Warble
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,nd the hymn "Can A Little Child, teilelatirgo'en 5aliceenattstlea thheatitdarfeor ibi•Au8sPheed*: a
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Mrs. Norman Carson, Gerrie, were
Sunday visitors at the same home,
Visitors "of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dane during the holiday week-end
'Were: Mr. and Mrs. Mel Seegmiller
Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Seegmiller, Karen and Valerie
Waterloo:,Mr. and Mrs. John Seeg-
miller, Allan and Larry, Hanover;
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ruhl, Hanover;
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Sproal. Detroit:
rMorr,maonsda.Mrs, Earl Sproal, Exeter;
Mr. Edmund Meyers and sons,
: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Riley. Do-
reen, Theron and •Ronald of Brus-
018, Misses Evelyn and Elva Hup-
fer were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. McCuleheon.
Miss Greta Fleming, London
was ft: holiday visitor with. Mrs.
Cloyne Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Collier and
Gary arid Miss Donna McLean
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Ira McLean.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allen arid
family, Montreal, were visitors in
town over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. SCott Hunter,
Susan and. Donald, Windsor, spent
the holiday with their parents, Mr.:
'and Mrs. RoV Hunter.'and Mrs,
Ruth McDonald,
Mrs. Henry Sage, Listowel,
sneliding a few days at the home
of Ross Taman. Mr. and Mrs
Richard Sage, Grafton and Mr.
Henry- Sage, Listowel, were 'Sun-
day guests at the same home.
Miss Winnifred Munro is home
from Western University for the
En ster vacation. '
Mr. end Mrs Wm. Lowe, heather
and Bonnie,' Gravonhurst, visited
relatives and friends 1-1.rn over the
holiday. Mrs. Alex Wright, Brus-
selrlit. simisvisiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. w
Miss Marenerite Ford •Stouff-
ville, and Miss Joyce Ford are-,
snendine the holiday with their
sister, Mrs. Glen McMichael,
Mr. end Mrs. John Wylie and
Mac, Mr, Art Thornnson Jinn and
Graeme spent Sunday in London,
Mrs, Thompson, a patient in Vie-
Orin Hosnital, underwent surgery
on Saturday morning and is reeov-
°rine, favorably,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mercer, Mark-
dale, Mr. Robert Mercer, Toronto,
and Mr. Donald Merrier, London.
smolt the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sanderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Higgins.
were week-end visitors of Mr. and
Mrs, Stewart Higsgins.Mr. and
Mrs, Prank Graham, St. l'kfarys and
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Baker rand
•fainily, London, were guests at the
same home,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hart, St.
Catharines, Mr, and Mrs. Lyle
1-lart P,TH Patti, Listowel, snent the
Week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. , Hart.
Ur, and IVIrS, Verne Clark, Dawn
Lett and Terry were week-end
visitors , in Toronto.
Mr, Chas, Maxwell is a patient
In n Londonhospital, Where he Is
undergoing surgery. We wish him
speedy recovery,
Mias 'Bonnie Gibson, Lhndon,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Gordon GibSon,
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd. Mapleton,
Ronnie, Elaine arid Margaret of
Millbrook were week-end guests of
Mr: and Mrs. Ross Coates,
Prietids of Mr, Edwin Palmer
Wilt 'be sorry to hear he is a
1:1:1:tent, Wingham General boa-
PAM and wish hirn speedy
Mr. arm Mrs. Carke.
hit 11Ickey and Nancy pitpant
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excess acids and wastes remain in the
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East Wawanosh council met
April 1St, • with: all the members
present, the reeve presiding, The
minutes. of the meeting , held on
March .6th, were read and adopted
on motion' by Buchanan-Purdon,
The county weed inspector was
present and the council agreed to
have the county spray for leafy
sputg and Buckthorn again tins
year.
Moved by Hanana-"McGowan,
that the road and general accounts
as presented be passed and paid.
like Me", was sung. The regular
' offering was taken by Jim Sharpin
and Stanley Ridley, and was dedi-
cated by the president, •
The repeating of the Mizpah
benediction brought the meeting
to a close, after which some time
Was spent in practice- of the music
in preparation for the Easter
Thankoffering meetings, under the
direction of Mrs. Durst 'and Mr's.
L. McGee,
An a.greement'between the conn-
eil and a ratepayer for doing some
forestation was read and signed by
the reeve and clerk.
Hy-law. No, 9 was read the first
and second times, confirming the
above.
Moved by McGowan-Hanna that
by-law No. 9 be read the third
time and passed.
The following accounts were
read and ordered paid:
Roads
Stuart aVIcHniney, salary, $179.00;
bills paid, $2.30; Win. T. Irwin,
wages, $44.05; Fred Deacon, wages,
$4.25; Murray's Machine Shop,
welding chains, $1.25; Wingham
Tire Service, tire T 30 grader,
$57.65; Can. Oil Co., fuel and oil,
$161.28; W. C. Becker Equipment
Co„ 562 grader repair, $53.17;
Dorn, Road Mach. Co., 562 grader
repair, $70.55; W, S, Gibson, in-
surance, $253.32; H. Kerr Con-
struction, snow removal, $140.00;
Almond •38111.I0S011, StIONV retrieval,
$7,00; Geo. E. Radford, show re-
moval, $24.50; The Wingham Ad-
vanee,Tinses, ads, gravel tenders,
$3,42, Taal for Reads, $1,001,74.
General Aeetunit
Wendell McCalltfrn, 1 fox bounty,
$1.00; N, C. MacLean, prernitan
Treasurer's Bend, $12,00. Total
general cheques, $18.00,
Motion by Buchanan-Ptircieri that
the council adjourn to meet May
6th at one eeleek at the Beigrave
community
Orval Taylor, Timit ts6n,
Izeevo. Clerk,
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day with Mrs, Winnifred Clarke,
Listowel. Mr, and Mrs, Ralph
Meehan, Brussels, were Monday
visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Sohn
Clarke.
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Weir, Tor-
onto, spent Easter with Mrs. W. V,
Weir and Miss Gertie Bush,
MrS, Lyle Willis and sons,
Whiteehurch, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sarah Musgrove and Mr, and
Mrs, Stewart Musgrove.
Little Karen Galbraith', daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Bradley Galbraith,
Wingharn, spent a tow days last
Week at the, home of her grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Deng,
Mr. *arid Mts. Lorne Dolg and
family, Drayton, visited at the
same home on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Prot Noble, Diane,
Sandra' AIM, Paul arid Hope spent
the. Week-end at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Riahard Ingram, Sandre
Ann and Hope remained for a
longer Other visitors at the
same horny Were; Mr, and Mrs.
Ivan Ingram, Creernere. Mr. and
Mit, Eldon Ingrain, Edger end
Carol Anna of stratterd„ rind Mrs.
A111116 Overteid, Waterloo, Who IS
spending a week with, be brother.
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