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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-04-16, Page 7rr. TOc ailing am ablJanctlEintrO wgigsmoDivy, AVIR/L liele101 Mission Band BELMAR Held Meeting YOUNG BRITON OHNE ELECTS Bible ',Study Group Meets . FORDWICH---Tne. Bible Study group of the FordWieh United. Church. met h the Si:ide/School rooms on BillftleY Mrs, Ii, Rolnick ,opened. the meeting with e !thought for the evening, a hymn and prayer, Norman Harding read the Seen)- Lure lessen. .Anson Rate!) Jr, led 'be discourse on the subjects "What Christ Means to the Christiare.e and "Living with Phrietian Joy". Mrs, Khn • Graham and Torn Edgar led the discussion groups. The sec, rotaries reported beck, OORDWICH—The Silver Star Mission liand met in the Sunday School room of ,the Fprdwieh Un- ited Church, The first vIceepres., Phyllis Wilson, led' the meeting, with Garfield. Gibson. as secretary. Fifty-two members answered the roll call by naming a spring flow, er. Birthday greetings were sung and cards were given tip Doris Carswell, Andy Miller, Shirley Et; Unger and Donald Wilson, Mrs. Robert Gibson gave the study on "Kenji pf Japan" ; and also gave a demonstration on Japanese craft, The worship service was led by Mrs. Elmer Harding. The meet- ing closed with prayer. FORDWICH (intended for last week), After being dormant for Several Fears Wingbem. Loyal Orange Young Briton Lodge No, 11 was re- organized on- Saturday .evening, March in the, Orange •Hall, Wingnarn, 'A elites .of einenty,fenr candidates was initiated by a .tle- gree teem composed" .of .Greted Lodge offleers. from Toronto, Kite theme, Hantilten and Lis, towel, - IVI,W; Grand Master of .Ontario, Tiro,, Gordon Swift,. was in. the elude and in charge of, the meet- He was assisted W, Bro. 1 Smith, Grand. Secretary, and R,W, Bro. A. E. Mitchell, Grand Organizer of Ontario West. The following' were elected as officers of Wingnam Q,Y,B, Lodge No, 11; W,M.„- Robert Doyen, Jr,; D.M., Gary. 'Storey; Chaplain, Ray, 'mend Walker; 'Roe, $e rotary, John. Moffatt; Fin, Secretary, John lacy; Treasurer, Wm. McIntyre;. D. of • C., Thompson; 'Gen,• Or- ator, John Finnigan; - Junior .Ore Or- ator, Ivan Guy; Committee Men**. Joe Clark, Murray Campbell, Bob Downie, Gary Templeman, Bob Brooks; Outside Sentinel,. Emerson, Hickey; 'Inside 'Sentinel; Dpnald Lee, • 'The meeting closed at 11,30 pan,' by singing the national anthem, Lunch 'was served to the seventy present her the menthere of• Wing, ham 0,Yelle No. 11. • tation of the award while-Mrs. Merkley, who la associated with her husband in their business, appears at centre .RECEIVES COMPANY AWARD—Cecil Merkley, left, of Wingham, receives an award for M. years' association with. Shell OH Co, of Cane ada. Shell's division retail manager, C. A. Dixon, makes the presen- Institute Holds jereee .R. .Coupes is patient in - the •Winghtlen, •Oanierei T;tospital, having undergone an ,operation there last Week, Mrs, Alan McKay end (artily of Wallaceburg spent last her parents, M. and Mre, 'h'arr'y MeOnire, Mr, and Mrs. Len Coyne 4.0q family of Windsor spent a few ,daya, last week visiting 'with Mr, and Mrs, 'Ross Robinson and Keith and, with .other .relatives in the dietgicte Mrs: James Miclile, Mrs, George Michie and Rutlr spent a few days last 'week at North. Branch, lgichiet ga n • Mr. end MO. George Linley and. Mr, LeRoy Hamerterernark, ,of Detroit, visited ever the "week-end with Mr, and Mrs. A'hert Vincent, Mrs, Linley,remeined to spend tbe • , • t week. Mr,' and Mrs. K. F. Wilkinson. of Coderich visited on Sunday with Mre Howard , Wilkinson, Charlie and Clayton ..end Miss Annie Baker, Parents, friende, 80160 teat:neve; and membere of school boards' are urged 'to attend the meeting .on , Monday, April 21, at 8.30 pane in the community centre, sponsored by the Belgrave Women's Institute, when Fr4d Reynolds, of Uanover Auxiliary teacher, will speak on. Auxiliary (lessee, for the ,retarded child, Mr: and, Mrs. Charles Cole of London• visited on Sunday with Mt'. and Mrs, James Michie, • Mr, Roy McGee of ;Kitchener, spent the , week-end , with • his bre.% 111r.•Gnrdon,McGee. Saturday and Sunday 'visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Tom McOlement were, Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold Doig, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bride, of To- ronto and Mr, and Mrs. Ross Mlle and family of Gowanstown. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Denny, Earlda and Brenda Lee of Erin spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore. • e Mr. and Mrs. Val 'Schinhein of Listowet, Mr. and Mrs, Jack &him bein and family. of Mitchell spent Sunday with 'M•e. and Mrs. Anson Demerling. Oil Painting Seen by I`ORDWICH The C.G,I.T, met last week at tic home of Shirley Eurig with Doris carsWell in charge- of the meeting, Roll call was answered by 32 'members.. It was decided to hold a mother and daughter be,dquet and the date was set for Monday, May 12. Willie Winkle arm Pat Harris were in charge of the worship ser- vice, The theme was "Easter". 'Nancy Sothern and Margaret :Mc- Cann discussed the parables of the talents, Mrs. Anson. Demerling demonstrated oil ;painting,- which was quite interesting. During the evening elle painted a picture and this was, later won by Pauline Sethern. Lunch was served . by Margaret McCann, Marie Brown, • 'Shirley Eurig, and Anna Marie E•spensen. The meeting closed with Taps. Speaker Tells of Mission To Jews MOTHERS MISTS OF BUDS OF PROMISE DEM% AUXILIARY SEND BALE IN JUNE PANEL DISCUSSION AT ANGLICAN W.A. Euchre .Party WROXETER—The W.I, held a successful euchre in the Wroxeter Community 'Hail on Thursday evening, April 10th, with 10 tables in play and convened by Mrs. Allan Munro and Mrs. Wm, Tay- lor. Prize winners were; Novelty prizes, Tony St, Marie and Mrs. E. Dinsmore; euchre, ladies 1st, Mrs. F. McCormick; 2nd, Mrs. C. Shar- pin; men's 1st, Geo. Day; 2nd, E. Dinsmore; special bingo, donated by Mrs. Bob Brown Jr,; Chas.. Lathers. WROXETER United Church News (Intended for last week) WROXETER —The W.A. enter- tained 'the W,M.S. and the 'Star- light Group at Wroxeter United Church hall on. Tuesday,,April 15, at 8.15 p.m.,,when Mr, Tompkine, Listowel florist, was the ,guest speaker, The Young 'Peoples Union met in Wroxeter Church hall an Sunday, April ,13th, at 8.15. p,m. Faye Ed- gar and Ruth Grainger were in charge of the program, Wroxeter and Gorrie congrega- tions attended a, feint church ser- vice in Wroxeter• United Church on• Good Friday with Rev. W. 3. V. Buchanan in charge of the Service, which followed the theme of the Crucifixion, Ian Howes sang a solo, "The Old 'Rugged Grose", Aelovely Easter lily 'adorned the chancel. A full cengregation -attended' the Easter nnureh' service on Sunday. The choir sang two lovely anthems "Easter Hope", ande,."Wonld, You Kinow' 'the JOY of Easter". , Two beautiful Easter lilies arid' a pot of mums were. placed „on'the chancel in inginory of the late Mg:and Meg. Geoege Allen by their family. FORDWICH--The WA. of Trin- ity- Anglican Church .Fordwich, met in tlie basement of the ehurch for their April meeting and had as their guests members ' of St, Anne's Guild, Mrs. Ruby Foster president,- was in ' charge, ,Mrs. LioNi Jacques read the aSeriptlii'e lesson Irene St. John: Hell mill was answered by a thought, on Eag,... ter. ' • .Mrs. • Crosby' Saber», who has been leader of the study 'heel( on japan, gave a • review in the form of. a panel discussion. She was assisted eley..,Mree, Emmersen '-Per gueon, Mrs, Lloyd Jacques and Mrs, Bruce, Sothern and was very interesting to all present. • ett Wits deckled to give ,a quilt to the Wallace ;fernily who recently, 16"st their horne' by , fi,r9,.e Rev, P, Attwell closed. the eneeting,eweth prayer and a social time wapeepent in 'progressive crintinole:' The win- ners were Mrs: Bence' Sotlieret and Mrs..Lyle Simmons and lunch was in the, form Of a box. social, 'Mrs. Wellington Hargrave, on behalf of the Guild, thanked , the W.A. for asking the members to join with them for an evening. • . Win,Prir es at , Easter Dance WROXETER The Community Hall Board sponsored a dance, "The 'Bunny Hop", last Wednesday night 'which. proved to be a great success. Pelee winners were: 'Spot dance, Mrs, 'Ken Wright and Bill Gallagher; elimination dance, Mr. and Mrs. Ken McMichael; lucky bunny, Mrs, Allan Adams. MORRISTOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETIN6 BULGRAVE—The Easter 'thank- offering meeting of the Belgrave Evening Auxiliary was held on ' Tuesday evening in the church, when members entertained as their guests the Afternoon Auxiliary. The president, Mrs. Gordon Bea- man, was in charge and opened the 'meeting with a hymn, f011owed by the Lord!s, prayer and an Easter poem. Minutes of the last meeting were read .by Mrs. Clarence Hanna, and 19 members. answered -the roll call.' The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Robert Grashy. IVIembers were reminded'of the hale that is to he sent by June lst.. It was • agreed by the group to make ties for the Boy ,Scouts, etre, eeetuested, The May Meeting will be held iii 'the church for the affiliation, service with the and the Afternoon AuX- iliary and the mothers are invited attend, • - A report ofe .1.11e• Presbyterial Meeting , held recently in Clintpte was given by 'Mrs, Williard.7 Arm- strong and Mrs. George. Martin of the Afternoon Aincliary. A 'letter of thanks was read from the Mission House, 'Skidgate, B.C.,' expressing thanks to the group for the parcel of jewellery which had been sent there. Mrs. Clarence Hanna's group was in charge of the devotional period. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs: John Nixon, Meditation' was by Mrs. Clarence Hanna. An Easter story, "Cross Bearing", was read by Mrs. :Ross Robinson. A vocal num- ber was enjoyed by the quartette of Marilyn Campbell, Joyce Arm- strong, Karen Anderson and -Ruth Michie, accompanied by Mrs, Gee. Michie, The story, "The Service Of Holy Vire" was read by Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Mrs, Hanna led in prayer and a hymn. closed the service:, Pictures of the National Park in Manitoba and of Eskimo crafts were shown and much enjoyed. Mrs. Clifford Logan and Mrs. Roy Mc- WSWeeSneri veedin. recreation and lunch. as W.A. Sets Dale for Annual Garden Party FORDWIoll—The WoMan's As- sociation: of the yordwich United Church met in the church parlors. The 'meeting was opened with a reading on. Good Friday and the Easter story by the president, Mrs. G. F. Johnston, The minutes were read 'by the secretary, Mrs, Wm. Campbell. Plans were made to serve for the C.G.I,T. banquet. The date of July 1st was _chosen for the annual garden party. A quilt le to be giVen to the Harold Wallace family. Quilting was done for the rest of the afterno-oe. and 11„ pot luck lunch Was enjoyed following the Bone- niction. WROXETER—The , "Buds" of Promise", Mission Band Easter Thankeffering meeting, held on Friday afternoon, April 11, in the United Church hall, was, very well attended, when over fifty-five children arid their guests were piTsent, 'The mothers arid mem- bers of the W.IV1,S. joined with the Mission Band in this meeting. With the president, 'Brian . San- derson, in the chair, the service began with the singing of the hymn, "Jesus Christ Is Risen To- day'e, followed by the call to, wor- ship. Gaif'Seatia read the Scrip- tare lesson taken from Mark 19,1.-i1, 14-17. •Lenne Oteambersied in pray- er, after which the president wel- comed the visitorx.. A, motion song. entitled kflelsten while the 'Raindrops .Sing)' WaS .sung by 'the Juniors, The offering, received 'by Stanley" Ridley and Jimmy Sharpie, Wae-deilietited by the president, ' . speaker,, told an Easter story about Mies Elva HiMfer, the guest a little girl who had almost every- thing any little girl could wish for, but who learned . that it was .by sharing what she had With others that gave true happiness, Kaye Wright thanked Miss Hup- fer for coming to tell the story, and expressed the wish of the Mis- sion Band members that she would return sometime again.' Catherine Edgar read an, Easter story, and following this, piano music was played by some of the girls, Ann Gibson played "Away in a Manger", Leone . Chambers played "Springtime", "Cradle Song" and "Minuet", and Louise Edgar played "Health Song", "Counting Song", and "Lullaby", A poem 'entitled "Visitors" was read by Dale McLean and a reading, "Dafe Teas"' was given by Lynne Wright. "God Will Care for You", a song by 'the Seniors was followed by "An Easter Poem" by Stanley Ridley. Members of the WIVIS, were advised that their regular April meeting scheduled for that even- ing had been postponed for 'one week and would be held at the home of Mrs. Stewart Higgins on Friday evening, April 18, at 8,30. They were also reminded that they, along with members of the Star- light Creep were invited to he guests of the WA. on Tuesday evening, April 15, in the church hall, when the special speaker will be Mr. Tompkins, florist, of Lis- towel. The singing of two verses of the hymn "Can a Little Child Like Me", and the repeating of the Mize pe,h 'benediction brought the Meet- ing to a close, A social time and lunch served by the Mission Band members was enjoyed. Ronnie arid Rieke,' Elliott spent a few days lea week with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Leake, Harristen, Sharon Elliott with hen grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Elliott, Hariestaie and Brian 'Elli,ott, with Mr. and Mrs. Ift4eld'Uaellett„ Palm- erston. 'Mr. anal Mrs, Lloyd Elliott were' dinner guests' at the letter honed' Feld ' 'evening. 'anditig. ',Jack Clarke and Mr. 'and Mrs. Ken Edgar and family spent Stinday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Madill, 'Shelburne. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bradshaw and Mr. Harvey Bradshaw, James- town, were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. R. Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shera, • Moorefield, visited at the same home. ROSS 'roman, Wroxeter and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sage of Listewel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Matthews, Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott were Sunday, visitors of Mr. and. Mrs, Cameron Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber, Harristoe, (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Grainger and family, Exeter, called on friends in the 'village during 'the holiday week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and Patti, Listowel, spent the past week with Mrs, R. Newton. Mr. Lyle 'Reidt, Mallon, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reiclt. Mr, and. Mrs. Dave Draper and family, Toronto visited with friends in town over the week-end. awnhsitcohwn w,i was sponsored by the',Gow- Mr. and Mrs, 0(101 Lynn and children' of Orangeville visited'over the week-end with Mrs. Dora Rid- ley. Mr. and Mrs. -Ross Tomlin of Derham visited over the. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Art Forester.. The last of .the weekly card parties was held in the community hail „last week with five tables 4n play, , Winners 'were: High lady, Mrs. Ruby Foster; high :gent, James Vittie; low lady,, Mrs. :George - Baker; low .gent, , Ira Schaefer; epecial,'Mrse George 'Pite tendreighe Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harris and Jean ;of Brownsville visited - over the week-end with Mrs.. .Nellie Gamble, John and Stephen Tee, turned home with• their parents after spending -the'Etteter with their .grandmother. Mr. and, Mrs,• Camp- bell of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Crosby 'Sothern;. Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto 'spent...the week-end at her home .iMre jariees Keith of, St, Cathar- ines is spending a couple of weeks: with Mr. and Mrs. 'Alex Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and .Randy Of Waterloo also visited the same home over -the week-end. e; Ilia. Marshall Armstrong visited Wednesday 'with Mr. -and Mrs. Ir- win McDoWell. Mrs, Arinstrong re- turned home with him after spend- ing a few days there, Misses Edith and Linda Bender of Palmerston visited last week with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. 'Stan Forester. Mrs. Emmereon. ,Hargrave and Mrs.. Wellington Hargrave and David visited Sunday with Mr, and; Mrs. Harvey . Orth Listowel.', Miss Shirley 'OM), returned hoMe with them. after 'spending a • few days 'with her grandparents, The 'Service of Baptism was held • Sunday morning in Trinity Me-. canChurch, Fordwich when Cheryl - Anne, Maurice Owen, Darlene Kim and .Datel Kip, children of Mr. and. Mrs. ,Raymond Baylor were bap- tieed by Rev. E. A ttwell. Friends of Mrs. Don King will be glad to know she twee . able to re- turn to her home Sunday after being confined to Wingham Hoe- pital, the vast two weeks, Mr, and Mrs, Bob Campbell and family visited 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs., George Moss in Galt. Mr, Campbell, Gibson and Robert of Athens spent several days last week in ;the: community. Mr. IVIeryyn Wallace of Guelpb spent two days last week With his mother. Misses Anne and Helen "Tremble of Orangeville spent last week with Miss Minnie McElwain. Miss Jean Brears and Robert, Bignell of Kitchener *spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bal Brears. Mr. Bruce Williamson of London 'snentt. the week-end • with his • Mother; Mrs. 'Enima Williameon. Mr. and "Mre.•Georgei;Galbraith of 'Wroxeter visited at the 'same , borne Sunday.- ' The C held thenr meeting Sunday evening at the parsonage, 22 were preSent, The, programme was taken by Harold Gibson and Murray .Donaldeon, The film ."The Easter Ste0'w tiv'es eliOVAT Con:tests were enjoyed. Lunch was served and meeting closed with Taps, Mr. Pent Wendt. of Toronto spent the week-end here. Mrs. Wendt and two children returned home with him after spending a week with her parents wri, itrint,Mr1PW. Schaefer. Mr. and Mee., Mae Corbett and farnily of London spent two clays last week with Mr.' end . Mrs. Ed Matthews, Little Wendy Hambly of •Guelph spent last week' with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ham- .bly, Mrs. Walter Horsburgh is spend- ing two weeks with relatives .in Belleville. Miss. Lenore Beswitherick spent several days last week in Toronto. The sympathy of tIM community goes to Mrs. Emma Collins, and, Herb and Mr. Al Fries in the loss' of a son and brother, the late Roy, Friee of London. , Miss Sandra Allan spent all last week with relatives in Toronto, Mrs. Pearl Patterson and Leslie Campbell spent one 'day last week with Mrs. George Wipp in (halt Miss Elaine Bodie of Hanover, spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling, Mrs. John, Ingiis, Bonnie and Tommytvisited last, week with rela- tives-in Stayner. The Fordwich Weirton's'Institute journeyed to Gowanstown litet, Fri- day night and presented their musical play "Music .1n the Attic", FORDWICH—The ' of the Fordwich United Church held their Easter meeting in the Sun- day Schooi room. Mrs. Ken 'Gra- ham, president, oPened it with some thoughts on the significance' of Easter, a.hyma and prayer. The mi , Ines were read by the secretary, ,.• Parker Eurig, Asisstance Wetieegiven to the work of the Baby Band. The Bible Study Group will Meet -on Sunday evening, Mrs. Elmer Harding reported- on 'the Heron -Presbyterial 'meeting, re- cently held in 'Clinton. 'She stressed the fact that there can still be no let-up in re:lief . • work and asked. especially for , used nurses' Mai- teems • and -old nylon . stockings. Mrs. 'Stan, 'Bride and Mrs, "Norman Harding .aided her in reporting on Mrs. Hansauld'S talk and discee- sion given, at .that meeting. -They N"Y•e• Icei-Silati's -responsibility to be informed.. to report this in,forma- te set a. Christian example. er ehOtild, 1).e ter.eGod 'to Use , .".whe.ce, when and' as will. •e • The treasurer, Mrs. Carl ,Ettinger reported.' The community friend- ship secretary .said that Mrs. Wm. laoehler is the' shut-in for the month, with Mrs. J. Wilson and Mrs. 14, Howe to visit her. Thirty-nine .members and visitors answered, the roll call, With a thought on' peace, Mrs; Harold 'Doig led .in prayer for the mission- aries and their work, Mrs, E. D'Arey led the Worship service and was assisted. by Mrs. E. Moore, Mrs. G. Mrs, Wm. McCann, and Mrs, 13.. boig, _ 1 ' Mrs. Graham introduced the .gue"et speaker, 'Miss Mabel. missionary to • the Jews in Mont- real. Miss Terrill told that radio and T,V, play a big part in pre- - renting Christianity to the. Jewish' people, It. isn't a matter of. con- verting a group or 'great numbers 'of these 'people but they come one by one, Visitation and friendliness. are very essential in helping them, These people. are very ardent' Christians when once they have seen. the light as it is, in. the Old- and New 'Testaments, It is a, week with 'a satisfaction. Two films Were. shown portray-. eing the Easter store,. Mrs, C. Wit- eon closed 'the meeting. with a Benediction mid a social. Lime Was enjoyed when the. South Group- , eerVed lunch,- . • HMI FILLED FOR VARIETY CONCERT MRS. MARY COWAN DIES AT HOSPITAL BELGRAVE—A capacity crowd filled the Forester's hall on Thurs- day evening for the variety con- cert sponsored by the, Belgrave '14.0.L. 462, Nerribers on the programme in- chided a play, "Are We Dressing'?" With the following caste Mr. and 11M Maori Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robinson, Mrs. Clark Johnston, Gordon Naylor', Ernest SnoWeign and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. Numbers by a quartette from Ethel, two numbers by the 'Belo grave pipe band„ itecoedien num- bers be, Mrs, Elaine Nixon, mouth organ seleetions by Albert Zeman, accompanied by Mfrs, Mason, • Another one act play, "Dress Reversal", with 'the following cast; Ross Robinson, ,lack Cook, „Borden Scott, Tininny 33t'ydges, Alex NOW- erSee . lam Btiehatienn, IIenry Pat- tison, Austin Cook and Arnold. Bruce, ;The programme closed With the singing of "God gave the Qtteen." United Church News GORRIE—The Sean Friendship Circle of the Gerrie United Church met at the home of Mrs, DeWitt Adams on Tuesday evehing, Mat. 8th, With IS members present. Plans were Made to have a, bake sale and. afternoon lea in the church hall. After the busniees period a contest was enjoyed by all, Lunch was served by Mee, Willard Peel, Mrs, G. Edgar and the hostess. The Woman's Association of the Gerrie United, Church will meet at th'e beine Of Mee, EdWnrile 'on Thursday, April 17, at 8.15 p.m. The Willing Workers will have charge of thin meeting Mission nand will Meet on Thuraday in the -churn after' fear Veloelti GORRIE— Mite. Mary Cowan, widow of the late Arthur Cowan passed away in the Wingham Hos- pital on Monday evening. She was the former Mary Crew' Mciewen, daughter of the late James and Elizabeth McEWen. She 'was born 'web, 2 1 5(17. having reseed her 9181; birthday two months ago. Her early life was spent at Clif- ford, After her marriage to Ar- thur Cowan, they farmed at Orange Hill, Later they lived on Con. 13, Howieltand on. Cott. 10. She was a Member, of the United Church, Ssrvlvors are one son, Howard, Gorrie; three sisters, Mrs. James Porterfield, Mrs, Albert 'l'uck and Miss Annie Mehlweti, ah of Clif- ford; three 'brothers, Frank Mc- Eweri, Moose Jaw, Sask.. James liletweii, Toronto and William Mc- Ewell, Woodstock .There are two grandchildren and five .great. grandchildren, A , private funeral service was held at the hetet() of her son, Now- and Cowan, 'Cottle. on Thursday at 2,80 aril„ conducted by the Rev. J. W. Hird, nurial Was' hi the Gerrie Cemetery. The pallbearer:4 Were George Galbraith, Earl Uri- derwOod, Robert Eisehrier, Petty and George ,Ashton and Sohn Dina. Mora. POUR who hold inipottant Humes at the Week-end 'Work. ESsex, president of Essex Presbytery; .Wien Haines, Wiligintin, wile. shop in the VniteehChureh Were, left to right Krdee'bewhirrit4 Snult waS the song leodOr4 and Ken Willson, Bright, recreation and 61iltitteS Ste, Marie, Viee-prosident of the London Coinfertnee'f Martaretiblair, convener, Lendon tiOnfereilee,-:-Allivance.'rithes Onto. The mind! met in the township hall on Monday, April 7th, 1958, with 'all the members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting and the special %Meeting of March 21 'were read and adopted on motion of Stewart • Procter and Gordon. Wilkinson. Shortreed - Duficarie--That Don- ald McKenzie of Blyth .be Warble Fly inspector for 1958. puncan—P recite r—That, the Municipal Liability Insurance, the Insurance on the graders, the non- owned automobile and the spray- ing Insurance 'be renewed 'with Bernard -Mall through the Frank Cowan Insurance Agency, Shortreed - Proctet—That we give a grant of $100,00 to the Blyth Pair for 1958, Wilkinson -• Gum:an—That we purchase the cement for the Camp- bell bridge front the 'Belgrave Co- Operative at 97 emits per bag, Duncan--;Shortreed—That the road accounts as' presented by the Road Superintendent 'be paid. eShorteeed - Wilkinson—That We charge .3 cents per head for spray- ing cattle 'and 75 cents per pound for powder for brushing, Procter - .Wilkinson—That . the Auditor's report showing a sur- plus of 0758:91 for 1057 be accept- ed. Procter. - Duncan — That the meeting adjourn to Meet again on May 5 at 1 p.m. The following accounts were paid: Blyth ' Standard, advertising, $8,22; nernard Liability In- sitranee, $194,34; Advance-Times, advertising, VIA; littinleipal World, supplies, $45.92; Niagara, 13raiid Chemieals, 'Warble My pOwder, $862.31; Relief Account, $45.00; A. Weser, 'verifying tax arrears and I attending tonventiote $30.50r BrydgeS part salary $200:00, ' nallie Parrott, Rehtin Gee. C. Martir1/4 Clerk The most intensive medical seared in history is going on for iv deug 'that will cute &Meer, Al. though no "wonder drug" has yet been found there are a imbiber of elieitleals that ansiat In the treat, *ea enneer4