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Used Lot Open Evenings
• N.QRTNS!DR UNI !REE
u.it't'hree otr •,#tifzl` !the
MBlrch. meetin 0t t +, ?l9ttle,�tf
A' 's P a` Puroolr r It i1 t elft.
be*s, pxesent Mra.
tined the Meeting with, a read-
ing, •,fiillpwed by a hymn and
prayer Mrs. -Dunlop eleomed,
everyone Gild led the. business
'period.
Members are asked to answer
the troll, call for April with
their favorite recipe. The group
will visit thea Ontario Hospital
L i Goderich on the lst and 15th
of April, and: .are helping with
the : Presbyterial dinner, and
also are catering for the East-
ern Star dinner. The April
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. B. F. Christie.
Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Wilbee
conducted the devotional, be-
ginning with a reading and
poem on "Faith". Miss Carol
Brown and Miss Nancy Berger
favored with two piano duets.
Mrs. Knight gave the study
book on''' Brazil ,and South
America.
Jed: "Is it bad luck to have
a cat follow you?"
Joe: "It depends whether
you're a man or a mouse."
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Father Tiiol>xas.cQta
,Stiperpar of Nazarttlx ,#louse, Vit,
Marys,. was a recent .spealw,r,
at St. Jalnes' 44$11.411 Ch z ch,
St. Marys, and told of the sev-
en year he spent in the China
mission 'field.,
1VIeg►uade- is the son
of Mrs. Joseph McQuaid, 1,on
don and formerly of St,. Coln*ban, and the late Mr. McQuade,
Father McQuade was in Chula
during perilous times from
1940 until 1947 and spent a,
number of these years in Jap-
anese prison compounds during
World War IL '
The difficulties of learning
the Chinese ` language were il-
lustrated with some of the
symbols explained in a humor-
ous fashion. For• instance, the
Chinese symbol, of peace is the
roof of a house with the sym-
bol of a woman underneath. The
same symbol, with two women,
is the Chinese word for quer-
reling or 'wrangling, • Strangely
frtiough, although -the a zxi w
len language , is used in moth
north and south China, the.
spoken language in, Peking at
the -north is altogether different
from that spoken in 'Shanghai
to the spath.
Hard On Children ,
Referring to life in the prfs-
on compounds, Father McQuade
Said it was not too diiileult for
adults, but very hard on „ the
children, of missionaries from
the Protestant faiths who were
interned in the same compound.
Some humorous incidents con-
cerning the black market and
the way it operated even inside
the compound proved highly
entertaining, ' For instance, the
exchange of eggs for cash thdt
went on between the captives
and the Chinese -outside the
wall via a drainpipe. This op-
eration went off so well that
eventually the exchange was
being made by the basketful
District councils Hear
"Grey Council
At the recent meeting of Grey
Township council, motions
adopter included: •
—That we accept the tender
of G. A. Gibson & Song Ltd.,
Wroxeter, for the' construction
of the Krauter Bridge at lot
25, con. 7, according to the
plans and specifications prepar-
ed by 13, M. Ross, P.Eng., for
the .price of $34,590.00.
—That we open court of re-
vision on Bylaw No. 7, 1965,
'Hanna Drain and Extension. •.
'?That the appeal of Roy Pat-
terson against the Hanna Drain
and Extension bylaw assessment
on Lots 28 and 29, Con, 13, be
not allowed and the assessment
sustained.
That We accept the tender
of Frank Smith •for approxi-
mately 1,400 pounds warble fly
powder (Green Cross), at $4.46
per 15, pounds. •
That we•-accept•4he tender
of Charles Fischer for warble
fly spraying at 10 cents per
head per spray.
- —That we appoint Fred
Smalldon warble fly inspector
at $1.15 .per hour:•
—That we accept the tender
of H..F. Donegan,• Listowel, for
crushing and hauling approxi-
mately 15,000 cubic yards of
gravel at 72c per yard.
—That the coIlector's roll for
1964 be accepted and the •koi-
lector relieved of further re-
sponsibility.
—That we give St, John Am-
bulance a grant of $10.00.
Accounts approved. for pay-
ment included:<• St. John Am-
bulance, grant, $10; Skeoch Of-
fice Supplies, supplies, $16.58;
Ontario Hydro,.... office, $11.40;
Township of Arthur, January
relief, • $20•'50; Hiemstra Nurs-
ing Home, $48.25; Queensway.
Nursing Home, $104.25; Federa-
tion of Agriculture, levy on
roll, $914,69; Wilbur Turnbull,
balance salary and exchange,
$66; Clifford R. Dunbar, Archie
Mann, Kenneth Bray, Glen Hue-
ther and Lawson Ward( each),
to Good Road Convention, $25;
E. M. Cardiff, bylaws, Hannah
Drain and Extension, $100; The
Municipal W o r 1 d, supplies,
$7,55; Provincial Treasurer, ill -
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discovered which strains are
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that all Jones, MacNaughton
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You benefit in another im-
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Jones, MacNaughton seed's—
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Jones, MacNaughton's special-
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when to buy, they areable to
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on your farm seed ' require-
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EXETER Phone, 235-0363
CliEi�l ON-••.Phatie 23 •' 63
sulin, $2.00; Robt. Cunningham,
oil, office, $27.30; firemen to
Wm. Murray, $28; Elwood» Mc-
Taggart, $7.10; Geo. Rowland,
gas, fire dept., $2; J. C. Conley,
battery and chain,•fire dept.,
$12.81; Allan Dobson, garbage
collection, Ethel Village, $14)
roads and bridges, $3,606.85.
Howick Council
At •the regular meeting of
Hawick Township courted mo-
tions adopted included:
That we accept the tender
of Joe Kerr Ltd. for crushing
and hauling 18,000 cubic yards,
more or less, of %-inehscreen-
ed gravel at 76c per cubic yard,
and 8,000 cubic yards, more or
less, of 11/2 -inch screened gray -
.el at 52c per cubic yard.
That we accept the tender of
Engeland Produce Co., of Mil-
verton, for the spraying of cat-
tle for warble fly.
That we' accept the applica-
•tion-of Geo, S.• Ashton,-
..for-war-ble fly inspector.
That we accept the tender of
R. H. Carson & Son for , the
supplying of warble fly powder.
That, we charge the farmer
13% cents per head for warble
fly spraying if paid before July
1st, and 2c extra per head if
paid thereafter.
That We grant the Howick,
Township Municipal Recreation
Committee the sum of $200.00
re insurance on thee Gorrie Rink.
That We accept the. tender of
John A. Inglis for the construc-
tion of the Stephens Douglas
Drain.. •.
That we accept the proposal
of the Maitland Valley Conser-
vation Authority for the.repairs
to the dam at Gorrie at a fixed
price of $1,000 to the munici-
pality..
That 'we advertise fora dog
catcher for the Township of
Howick »with the following re-
quirements: (1) A pound to he
set .up to be paid fur by the
Township of Howick to a maxi-
mum of $50; {2) The owner •of '.
each dog placed ill the pound
will be charged a'.flat rale of
$5.00, plus $1.00 per clay or
part of day for keep. This pay-
ment•to be paid to the pound -
keeper on the release of the
said dog; (3) If the owner fails
to claim the dog 'within 48 hour,
Reports
after the notification to owner
of tagged dogs, the said dog
will be destroyed and the fee
paid by the Township of How -
ick; (4) All dogs not bearing
tags will be destroyed within
'48 hours unless claimed by the
owners.
Accounts cleared for paymen
included: Listowel Banner, ad
vertising, $17.15; Town of Palm
erston, Norwell District Hig
School debenture, $1,996.02; re
lief accounts, $105.95; The On
tario Gazette, subscription, $6
'own of Listowel, fire call, r
Ted Fraser,. $50; H. N. Gowd
& Son, stove nil, $22,32; Wroxe
ter Community Hall, rent .fo
nomination, $5; H. G. Harris
part salary, $75; Department of
National Revenue, income tax,
$45; W. E. Whitfield, .part sal-
ary"$200, convention expenses
$30; 1. Haskins, convention ex-
penses, $30; R. Gibson, .conven-
tion expenses, $30; H. Robin-
san, convention expenses, $45;
N. Carson, convention expenses,
$15; H. N. Gowdy & Son, stove
oil, $31.67;. B. Hubbard, fox
bounty, $8; Municipal World;
supplement to Assessor's Guide,
$7.55; I. Haskins, mileage, re
schools • ,$4:80; Robt. Gibson,
schools, $4.80; Robt. Gibson, 2
hospital: board meetings, $10;
Belmore Library, --grant, $10;
Wingham Advance -Times, ad-
e+ertising, $20.79; Howick Town-
ship Municipal Recreation Coin-
mittee, grant, $320;, transfer to
Road Account, $4,718.56; On-
tario Municipal Board, applica-
tion fee Stephe D .uglas Dr.,
$4, application fee raig Dins-
more Dr„ $3; total, $7,830.81.
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Phone 527-1464 — Joh'h St.
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4*dr be prion w'a'll- "with -tht
result ihe eatltfves grew care-
less and were caught. TTe,head
of the movetnent, which great-
ly• eased the.hunger in the con:
pound, Was a Trappist monk
from' Australia, so that when
he was sent to' solitary confine-
ment by the Japanese as pyli-
ishment for his leadership, • it
was no great hardship for him.
The " Trappist monks' rarely
spe,ak at any time and a two=•,
week period- -of silence was
nothing new to he Australian
priest.
. Very Different Today
Father McQuade said - com-
munication with the church in
China today was very difficult
and'•they received very little m -
formation on what was going.
on. The -Scarborough Foreign
Mission Society of the Catholic
Church operates now in the
mission fields of the Philip-
pines,- Brazil and other Central
and South American countries.
The Nazareth House in St.
Marys is a Novitiate for the
Society where candidates for
the priesthood enter a pre -sem-
inary year to test their voca-
tion.
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32 -Beverage
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35 -Long-legged
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37 -Secret agent
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39 -Civil iniur'y
40-Muslc: as
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41 -Indefinite
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42 -Mental Image
44 -Passage"
47 -Pave
51 -Peruke
52 -Girl's name
53 -Nobleman
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Dial 527-0240 : Seaforth
Do you have to ration
hot water on wash days.
and bath nights?
a Cascada 4
eiectrgc water -h ter
can change all t ., f't.
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Cascade 40 has two elements: a 1000 -wan lower element for
normal use, and -a 3000 -watt top element that surges into action
at times of extra heavy use. That's why the Cascade 40 can -sup-
ply more hot water than the average family is ever likely to use.
Cascade 40' is flameless, safe and clean. It requires no flue so
it can be installed anywhere. The ten year guarantee on the tank
is your assurance of Cascade 40's reliability,
With a Cascade 40, the' cost of abundant -hot water is tow.
For more information...
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ask your hydro
FRANK; KLING LTD.
Phone 527-1320
Seaforth
BOB DOIG
Phone S27-0387
Seaforth
GINGERICH
SALES & SERVICE, LTD.
Phone 527-0290 : Seaforth
GEO. A. SILLS & SONS
Phone 527-1620
Seaforth
DUBLIN ELECTRIC
Phone 70R2 : Dublin
Consult your
Electrical ,Contractor
for further inform'
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