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H. D. Melsness, D.C. Xâ€"RAY cor Wlndhu'st Gate 8. Bayvlew |l block south Bayview Plan) Phone TU; 4-1075 By Appointment Clubine & Alexander John R. Kane, D.C. X-Ray 9 CLARKE AVE. THORNHILL BY APPOINTMENT A V. 5-3451 P L A S T E R I N G CONTRACTORS King 294 TU. (-1428 Deciantis - Rice GENERAL CONTR.‘ CTORS Building Repairs 3: Alteration Drain 5; Concrete Work Leonard R. 55A YONGE 5". SOUTH TUrueI' +1511 Richmond Hill -O-.--u..o.o.m 3.0.1 lww-mm~um~ D-»m“n-W-m W. J. Smith & Son Paper Hanging Spray Painting Painting Interior and Exterior Building Trades CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT AV. 5-3741 B. COM. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT TELEPHONE AURORA PAl'kvlew 1-4512 l'.l.A. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 54539} YONGE STREET BA. 5-4701 Floors, dustless sanding, refinishing. All work guaranteed. Free estima‘es. 1-2 ,THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, March 19, 1959 Arthur G. Broad, Dr. W. J. Jlason DENTIST Suite 1. 15 Yonge St. N. Richmond HI" 24 King St. W. Toronto RICHVALE. ONTARIO or General Repairs TU. 4-2933 Richmond Hill Richmond Floor Service Chiropractic 2] Bedford Park Ave. Richmond mu TUmer 4-2062 By Appointment Phone AV. 5-453! 213 Oak Ave.. Richvalo Accountants L. E. Clark Philip Swan 94 or AV.5-2736 FREE ESTIMATES G. Chassie BUILDER CONTRACTOR Residence 63 Roaevlew Ave. TU. 4.1483 TU. 4-4217 Dental Homes Phone Rosenberg Richmond Hill PROFESSIONAl AND BUSINESS DIRECIORY HELEN SIMPSON LYNETT Helen Simpson Flowers METRO WIDE DELIVERY TU. +1701 Member - Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association Leave Richmond Hill 9.15 am 53 Yonge N. Office TU. 4-3571 Dr. P. R. M acf arlane Carpet Cleaners QUALITY CLEANERS 0F RUGS AND UPHOLSTERY Also carpets cleaned in your home. Work Guaranteed. General Business SAND and GRAVEI. Crushed Stone Loam and Fill Leave Richmond Hill 6 pm. “Red Seal" Adequate Wiring Repairs & Service for Washers. Dryers, Stoves. Refrigerators, Oil Burners RADIO. TV & AERIALS Electric Heating All Appliance Repairs Charles Matthews Dr. J. M. Dryer DENTIST Open Evenings Gas Extractions Langdon’s Coach Lines Ltd. Coachqs For All Occasions Telephone Kine 56 Heavy Machinery Float Crane P.C.V. Licence K Buildings Moved Dr. J. Perdicaris MEDICAL-DENTAL Sales & Service TORONTO 12, ONT. Ph. HU. 5-1145 HILL-CITY MOTORS (RICHMOND HILL) TU, 4-422] CENTRE BAYVIEW PLAZA BEVERLEY ACRES PHONT E. CHARITY RENAULT ALL WORK DONE BY MACHINE Leave Maple 330 pm. Leave Maple 7.15 mm. 2518 YONGE ST. (at St. Clements) HERRIDGE DENTIST Gas Extractions 50 Yonge St. North TU. 4-1171 Richmond Hill Phone AV. 5-1770 ELECTRIC ’78 YONGE ST. S. RICHMOND HILL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE RADIO TELEVISION HIGH»FIDELITY 1m. BEENAN SCHOOL DAYS: Richmond TU. 4-4217 LANGSTAFF TUrner 4-1462 70-4-2624 Dental Contractor Riclmmnd Hill TU. 4-321] Res. TU. 4-1932 80 Yonge St. 8. Richmond Hill Hair Styling Permanent Waving Body & Fender Remln Complete Refinis‘fln: If you haven't heard of our re- putation. enquire from your friends All work guaranteed. 144 Spruc.~ Av‘ Stop 22A Vonge St. Richvale For appointment, ph. AV. 5-3631 LILLY VESET BEAUTY SALON Katharine Williams M.B.E. SECRETARIAL SERVICE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER J. Roy Herrington JOHN HIRTZ QUALITY CLOTHES Men‘s and Ladies’ made-to- measure Receiving Hours: 8 am. - 6 pm or otherwise by appointment ' BOOKKEEPING TU. 4-2208 Richmond mu Stop 20A Yonge St., Langstafi AV. 5-3853 By appointment Humane Services 24 Adelaide St. W. Toronto EM. 3-0311 Richvale Auto Body Life. Fire. Automobile}. Liability Ball. Accident and Sickness Farm Insurance I Spezidty KING City Telephone 28 Roy A. Phillips Bus. AV 5-3630 Res. TU. 4-3933 General Business by appointment any time 117 Carrville Road West tmug'nomn mcwnouo mu TURNER 44124 'w sum 6 Formerly Bloor & Yonge- Stu. For All Your lnsurulee Need. Jack Walkington GENERAL INSURANCE Insurance Aaency A. BURNETT General Insurance 17 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill TC. #1551 Sellwood Salon TU. 4-2321 SPECIAL MACHINER! GENERAL REPAIRS Richmond Hill. Out. 17 Yonge St. N. Leno’s Machine Shop NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER 73 CENTRE ST. EAST RICHMOND HILL AV. 5-1974 STEAMFITTING WELDING GENERAL INSURANCE 25 Grandview Ave. Thomhill AVenue 5.1379 Individual Attention Complete Insurance Service â€" NO CHARGE â€" Roy V. Bick TUrner 4-1551 Insurance H errington AV. 5-4529 (Continued) PA. 7-5052 EM. 4-3652 Phone II - Maple, Ont. TU. 6-1219 Burristers. Solicitors, and Notaries Evenings 7.00 to 9.00 Saturdays 10 am. to 5 pm. TU. 4-3676 Bayview Plaza Shopping Centre, Richmond Hill Toronto, 67 . Yonge Street. EM. 4-0479 Floyd E. Corner Miller and Comery Ernie Brock 8. Son Banister. Solicitor and Notary Publlo Aurora. Ontario Telephone: , Aurora Office PA. 1-5052 hesldonce. Aurora. PA. 7-5046 Toronto Office EM. 4-3652 Every Thursday afternoon TUrner 4-1551 Richmond Hlll Toronto Oflice -â€" 18 Toronto St. Phone EM. 3-5877 J. Rabinowitch, BA. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC Stiver, Vale, Peppiatt, Errington Insurance - Mortgages - Fire Auto - Liability .. The Bank of 'V'ova Scotia Bldg. AURORA Telephone: Barrister. Solicitor. Notary Public 17 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, NOTARIES K. M. R. Stlver. Q.C. Joseph Vale. 9.0. J. M. Peppian. BA. William Errlnzton. B. Com. ~ 195A MAIN ST. Ph.: TW. 5 4571. Newmarket, Ont. Savage Insurance Services James H. Timmins John S. Walkington Barrister. Solicitor. Notary Public BETTER INSURANCE PROTECTION AND SERVICE Barrister. .Solicitor & Hour! Public GENERAL INSURANCE FIRE - AUTO - LIABILITY 113 King St. - King City Plaxton & Deane LTD. General Insurance .. GENERAL INSURANCE Fire. Avtomobde. Flue Glue. Automobile Flnlncinx. etc. Office 15 Yonze St. N. Residence 73 Leisure Lane Richmonc‘ Bill Norman_ Todd, TU. 4-2084 Richmond Theatre Block Res. TU. 4 2117 Frank L. Walsh Barrister. Sollcltor. etc. RICHMOND HILL THORNHILL Richmond Hill Office 15 Yonge Street N. TUrner 4-2071 Thornhill Ofl‘ice AV. 5-1197 Office TUrner 4-1780 Residence TCrner 4â€"1863 T. C. Newman Barrlster & Solicitor Nolary Publlc Evenings by appointmenl TC. 4-3445 1? Elizabeth St. North Toronto: EMplre 6-2507 35. BI! Street 15 YONGE S'T. NORTH Richmond mu. 01mm 'orner A gency Limited 65 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill Insurance AVenue 5-3165 By Appointment THORNHILL Telephone 28w Legal (Continued) Richmohd Ell] PA. 7-5046 LE. 2-1226 (By Appointment) Media] Centre. Bnyvic' Plu- Richmond Hill. Ont. Office 5 Residence TU. 4-1040 Residence Business Dr. Cameron Cowan By Appointment Richvale - Langstaff Stop 20A Yonge Street Phone AV. 5-2621 BY APPOINTMENT 3‘ Yonge St. N.. Richmond Hill Northern Building Oflice: TUrner 4-3121 [1 no answer cull PRospect 3-5327 BARRISTER. SOLICITOB NOTARY PUBLIC BARRISTER. SOLICITOB. NOTARY PUBLIC RICEMOND‘ HILL 7 Duflerln St. AVenue 5-1477 TUrner 4-1543 Dr. J as. R. Langstafl' Dr. John B. Wynne Dr. Allen J. Smith Dr. G. N. Norheim Dr. Una Jean H orsley Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Prescriptions Filled 8: Repairs 31 YONGE ST. NORTH Phone TUrner 4-3962 Open Friday Nights Dr. D. A. McBurney Dr. Victor Zuck Dr. D. F. McGregor A. W. Kirchen, R.0. TU 1-1432 Ontario Land Surveyors 130 Willowdale Ave., Willowdlle. 0nt.. BA. 5-3031 Res. George T. Yates, 0.L.S.. 53 Bedlord Park AWenue Richmond Hill. TU. 4-2941 VETERINARY SURGEON Telephone 7 __l47 Yonge St N 10 Lorne Ave. TU. 4-2220 Dr. W. Allan Ripley .George T. Yates. Marguerite Boyle Dr. Cicely Wilson Stuart P. Parker AV. 5-3634 By Appointment RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-1008 (1 Block west of Bayvlew) Dr. D. B. Robson THORNHILL Dr. Leon Bloom By Appointment 4 Church St. S. at Ccntn . Richmond Hill onion â€" TU. 4-1271 Residence â€" TU. 4-1308 Elocution. Public Speaking Platform Department Dramatic Art Dr. J. P. Wilson W. E. Neil Mann By Appointment Oflice TU. 4-1422 Residence â€" TU. 4-1314 Small An‘mal Practice By Appointment "HOMEWOOD HALL" Optometry Veterinary By appointment 50 Yonge St. N. RICHMOND HILL By Appointmem 363 Markham Rdl Surveyors Medical â€" BA. 1-1808 WILLOW‘DALE 5 Church St. S. Richmond Hill Musical TUmer #1154 (Continued) Legal Thornhill Oflicr â€" Richmond mu TU. 4-4618 The World Health Organization is one of the largest of the spec- ialized agencies of the United Na- tions. and is dedicated by its con~ stitution to work for the highest possible level of health for all peoples everywhere. said Miss Kay Clarlr, when she addressed York Branch United Nations As- sociation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells in Maple on Monday. March 9th. Miss Clark presented an over- all picture of how the earlier health programs were gradually welded together into an interna- tional health service by the Unit- ed Nations and that the World Health Organiation is the culmin- ation of a century of efforts to- .ward health co-operation. She pointed out. that formerly sick- ness was considered a purely per- sonal misfortune and govern- ments .had little concern for health matters. When epidemics were prevalent, countries impos- ed quarantine laws. The meas- ures were often cruel. caused hardships and shipping delays to ports. In 1851 these ineffective regulations gave birth to a series of international conferences to set up a world wide health or- ganization, but it was not until the turn of the present century that a universal method of‘pro- tection against epidemics was agreed upon. The International Health Organization was formed in Paris, France, in 1909. W.H.O. Dedicated To Bettering World Health Everywhere Rev. J. F. H. Morris of Aurora United Church opened the meet- ing with a prayer and the visitors to Maple were welcomed by Vil- lage Trustee Andrew Snider. Dr. J. T. Phair. Senior Consulant, Department of Health and former Deputy Minister of Health in the Province of Ontario. introduced Piss Clark, R.N.. of King City. Following the first world war, the health organization of the League of Nations was establiLh- ed. It started the international standards for vaccine sera and certainyimportant drugs and un- dertook studies of nutrition and housing. as well as diseases and CATTLE OF' REGISTERED AND GRADE HOLSTEIN VACCINATED DAIRY CA’I'I‘LE, HEREFORD HEIFERS AND STOCKERS, BROOD SOWS. PIGS. LAYING HENS, HAY, STRAW, ETC. 0N Lot 33, Concession 9, Pickering Township Registered Holstein Cow, Jan- et Rag Apple Achilles, No. 1217051, sire Seiling Sover- eign 'Achilles No. 205597, fresh, calf at side 2 Registered heifer calf, Mae Rag Apple Achilles, sire Seil- ing Truine Achilles, No. 250- 735 3 Registered Holstein cow, Pabst Wattawa Gipsy, No. 1203335, sire Willow Slope Man-O-War Pabst No. 195472, bred Feb. 4 Registered Holstein cow Rag Apple Pietje Bob No. 1135437, sire Cedar Dale Rag Apple Pietje Bob No. 184168, bred Jan. 10, full flow Registered Holstein cow, Flo- ra Belle Posch No. 721518, sire Andy Montvic Chieftain No. 154739, bred Jan. 30, mil- king good Flossie Sovereign Rooker, reg- istered Holstein cow No. 971- 589, sire Pen Farm Sovereign Chieftain No. 213774, pasture bred 7 Registered Holstein cow, Elm- aple Teena Marie No. 1228875, sire Parksdale Governor Sup- reme No. 237340, bred Jan. 6, milking good ' Registered Holstein cow, Jean Echo Texal Lonelm No. 1155- 129, sire Lonelm Texal High- croft No. 160321. fresh, her calf by side by Bond Haven Rag Apple Registered Holstein cow, Bon- ie Ormsby Texal Ann, No. 124- 2155, sire Lonelm Texal Gov- enlock, No. 197782, supposed to calf in April Grand Oak Diane, registered Holstein cow, No. 1106148 sire Grand Oak Rag Apple Supreme No. 239924, fresh Registered Holstein cow, Ab- bekerk Hainescrest Sovereign No. 1022901, sire Hainescrest Sovereign Choreboy, No. 221- 475, fresh. calf by side Registered Holstein cow. Royal Texal Jane, No. 1314322, sire Orchard Vale Texal Marksman No. 240056, bred Nov. 27 Registered-Holstein cow. Or- Mar Maybelle Posch Pabst No. 1354711, sire Gladibrae Pabst Roamer No. 249084, bred February 9 14 Registered Holstein cow. Or- Mar Texal Sovereign 1383023, sire For-Vu Texal Favorite No. 254925, bred Feb. 12 Or-Mar Pabst Canary. No. 138303, registered Holstein heifer. sire Gladibrae Pabst Roamer No. 249084, not bred Or-Mar Tensen Pietje No. 1383022, heifer, open, Sire Rag Apple Tensen, No. 257962 Or-Mar Spring Laura No. 141- 8062, Sire Spring Farm Fond Hope No. 212300 Or-Mar Reflection Sovereign Posch No. 1430869. heifer. sire Roeland Reflection Sov- ereign No. 229515 Or-Mar Pabst Sovereign. heiâ€" fer. No. 1430868, sire Pabst Walker Ollie No. 237445 Sale at 1 pm. sharp. 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 No reserve. heifer, No. 1435203, sire Rag Apple Tensen No. 257962 21 Keyes Burke Lochinvar No. 1396854, sire No. 248931, Burke Lad Hartholm 22 Registered Holstein cow, Lau- ra Sovereign No. 821453, sire Springbank Sovereign Elmer, No. 196546, bred Oct. 20, milk- ing good 23 Registered Holstein heifer, Clela Tycoon Lochinvar, No. 1239144 sire Hainescrest Sov- ereign Tycoon No. 206662, fresh, not bred 24 Holstein grade cow, supposed to calf in April 25 Grade Holstein cow, fresh, calf by side ' 26 Grade Holstein cow, calf by side 27 Grade Holstein cow, full flow, bred Jan. 11 1 Grade Holstein cow, not bred Grade Holstein cow, to calf in April Grade Holstein cow, to calf in April Grade Holstein cow, to calf in April Grade Holstein cow, to calf in April Ayrshire cow pasture bred Ayrshire cow, milking good, bred Jan. 22 Jersey cow, fresh, calf by side Holstein heifer, bred Jan. 3 Holstein heifer, 2 yrs., not bred Jersey heifer, open Guernsey heifer, not bred Holstein heifer, 18 months Hols'tein heifer, 20 months Shorthorn heifer, 16 months Shorthorn & Ayrshire heifer 2 years Shorthorn heifer 9 real good Hereford heifers, approximately 600 lbs. 2 good Hereford stockers above mentioned Holstein cattle are vaccinated and bred by Maple Cattle Breeders As- sociation DAIRY EQUIPMENT 1 Surge milking machine, com- plete with 2 single units 1 Lister cream separator POULTRY Approx. 500 good Leghorn and Danish brown Leghorn pullets, laying good Approx. 300 yearling Leghorn hens, laying good 1 Jamesway oil brooder, condition Poultry waterers, feeder troughs, etc. SWINE 1 white Yorkshire brood sow. with litter of pigs. born March 1 1 red brood sow. supposed to far- row day of sale 1 white Yorkshire brood sow, bred in February 11 real good chunks HAY. STRAW, ETC. Approx. 200 bales of good clover hay Approx. 150 bales of good oat straw Approx. 75 bales of good wheat straw Appzox. 8 ft. silage corn fresh, 28 29 full flow, supposed 30 supposed 31 supposed 32 33 34 supposed 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 All good Terms cash. Proprietor quitting the dairy and poultry business. Lloyd Turner, clerk KEN & CLARKE PRENTICE. Auctioneers Markham. 0nt., phone 346 Milliken, Ont” phone AXminster 3-5987 on Highway 4 miles west of Claremont Property of Orval Fretz Wednesday, March 25 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE on health problems of international importance. After the second world war. the work done by both of these organizations was taken over by the World Health Organ- ization. Miss CIArk reminded the aud- ience that April 7th is when On Sunday, March 22, Palm Sunday. the girls of the Explor- ers group will sing. Mrs. Wm. Turner is their leader. with Mrs. Fred Boys and Mrs. Kllcup assist- ing. There are 12 girls in the group. On Thursday. March 26. Mrs. Donald McClelland of King will show the UNICEF film on Refu- gee Children in Europe. under the auspices of the Explorers. in the Sunday school rooms. Visitors will be welcome at the program which begins at 7.30 p.m. Wesley Explorers are invited to attend. 7 The service on Good Friday, March 27. will be held in St. Paul's Church, Oak Ridges at 11 April 5 will be Communion and receptlon of new members. The Eéster Sunday service on March 29, will be "The Resur- rection." 20 Or-Mar Sovereign Tensen, heifer, No. 1435203, sire Rag Apple Tensen No. 257962 21 Keyes Burke Lochinvar No. 1396854, sire No. 248931, Burke Lad Hartholm 22 Registered Holstein cow, Lau- ra Sovereign No. 821453, sire- Springbank Sovereign Elmer, No. 196546, bred Oct. 20, milk- ing good 23 Registered Holstein heifer, Clela Tycoon Lochinvar, No. 1239144 sire Hainescrest Sov- ereign Tycoon No. 206662, fresh, not bred 24 Holstein grade cow, supposed to calf in April 25 Grade Holstein cow, fresh, calf by side 26 Grade Holstein cow, fresh, calf by side 27 Grade Holstein cow, full flow, bred Jan. 11 28 Grade Holstein cow, full flow, not bred 29 Grade Holstein cow, suoposed WA. and W.M.S. The ‘March 12 meeting of the W.A. and W.M.S of Temperance- ville United Church was held at the home of Mrs Milton Wells. The devotional period was taken by Mrs. Fred Boys. The roll call, “An Easter Thought" was res- ponded to by a number of beau- tiful reflections. A training school for W.A. and W.M.S. members of York Pres- bytery will be held on April 21 in Stouffville United Church plete with 2 single units 1 Lister cream separator POULTRY Approx. 500 good Leghorn and Danish brown Leghorn pullets, laying good Approx. 300 yearling Leghorn hens, laying good 1 Jamesway oil broader, good condition Poultry waterers, feeder troughs, etc. litter of pigs. born March 1 1 red brood sow. supposed to far- row day of sale 1 white Yorkshire brood sow, bred All above mentioned Holstein cattle are vaccinated and bred by Maple Cattle Breeders As- sociation DAIRY EQUIPMENT 1 Surge milking machine, com- hay Approx straw Approx. The W.M.S. meeting was open- CORRESPONDENT: MRS. MILTON WELLS. R. R. 3 KING Phone PR. 3-5239 TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS ‘, full flow, ', full flow, ', supposed ', supposed supposed ', supposed World Health Day Is internation- ally celebl‘ated. She reviewed achievements of Unicef and Unesâ€" co in the program of world health from 1948 to 1959. “A healthy na- tion is a wealthy nation, and 88 countries including the United States and Fussla enjoy member- ship in this great organization," said Miss Clark. Mrs. Donafd Finley thanked the speaker and Mrs. Henderson thanked the hostess for refresh- ments. Mrs. A. W. McLennen presided. Mrs. Wells. Health program convenor, read a poem “The Girl I Used To Be.” Elaine Paxton fa- voured the group with a delight- ful piano solo. ed by the president, Mrs. J. Mack. lin reading an article on “An Eas- ter Wish". Mrs. M. Wells volun- teered to write to the missionary in prayer, Mrs. McLeod. The bale for God‘s Lake is almost com- pleted. The ladies who attended the quilting at Mrs. C. Beynon‘s on March 10. completed two quilts. Mrs. Lorne Cunningham has made up 48 towels from the bags procured for that purpose. She has crocheted a dish cloth. The special guest of the even- ing was Mrs. Graham, 3 mission- ary in India for the past 40 years. and the mother of one of the members, Mrs. T. J. Thomasson. During her years in India she was active in first aid work and since 1949 has acted as hospital superintendent. There are now seven hospitals in which mission- ary work is carried on in the Hindu country. Her description of the life, customs, and many hard- ships of the Indian people was very vivid. Those supplying lunch for the March 17 luncheon are Mrs. Hut- chinson, Mrs. Thomasson, Mrs. F. Boys and Mrs. W. Jennings; on March 31, Mrs. D. Chalk, Mrs. W. Mitchell and Mrs. Rumble. Mrs. Ivan Kennedy, convenor of the program. called on Mrs. Floyd Wilson to read a poem. This was followed by a beautiful solo, “The Old Rugged Cross”, sung by Mrs. Wm. Turner. “Res- urrection in Nature" was the sub- ject of an article read by Mrs. Kennedy. Two piano selections by Judith Paxton were much enjoy- ed. The ladies and gentlemen of Temperanceville Church are ur- ged to attend th school for stew- ards and elders at Schomberg on Tuesday, March 24, at 7.30 pm. Mrs. Nelson Thompson gave her report on the meeting which she had attended as district director. The District Annual for 1959 will be held May 27 at Temperance- ville United Church. The Laskay W.I. will supply music for the morning session, Temperancevllle a number for the afternoon. The meeting will be in Pine Orchard in 1960. Any accidents in the commun- ity are to be reported to Mrs. C. Henshaw. Mrs. W. James or Mrs. T. J. Thomasson. Annual reports will be given at the April meeting. All convenors are re- quested to have reports ready. Maurice Beynon reports satis- faction at the results of the auc- tion sale on March 12. The baler was sold to Nelson Thompson. the tractor to Bob Beynon, and five Hereford calves brought very good prices. The St. John’s W.A. sold doughnuts and coffee at the sale which made the wind seem less penetrating. Mr. and Mrs. Don Chalk and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Palmer flew to Indianapolis a week ago, re- tuxjning the next day. The, Temperancéville Home and School Association will meet on Thursday, March 26, at 8 pm. NEWMARKET : Newmarket Horticultural society was one of 10 societies of the 209 in On- tario, mentioned for specie! praise at the OHA convention in Toronto recently. The society was commended for its civic im- provement program and other ac" tivities. During the business period a very interesting and newsy letter was read from a member of the Scottish W.I. to which the local institute sends apples as a Christ- mas gift, expressing their thanks for this gift. _Mrs. Jack Macklin expressed the gratitude of all those who liste_ned to Mrs. Graham for the vivid picture of conditions in In- dia and the mission work carried on there., Mrs. Nelson Thompson and Mrs. Ray Jennings attended the meet- ing on Tuesday. March 10, to dis- cuss arrangements for the district annual to be held May 27 at Tem- peranceville. Miss Betty Beynon spent Satâ€" urday in Guelph as a 'delagate for the York County Jr. Farmers Conference of all of Ontario. Don- na Jennings Was unable to attend because of illness. The March 11 meeting of the W.I. was held in the evening at the_ hqme 9f Mrs. Milton Wells.