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While OILthe question of road _aceounts the council discussed the; advisability of requesting the United Counties to ex- change the present county road f‘rnm Bensfioft to minber 23 highway fo'r‘tjie township road south from Bensfort two miles and west to the Viiiage of Bailieboro. his will be con- sidered more ~'e1‘i011slj\"at the beginning of the New Year. On motion of G. Anderson the meeting adjourned to meet again on December 16th, at l, p.m.,§e0011decl by R. Fisher. 4- J. 131. Robinson, Clerk. 1 Howell, legal fees ..... 23.75 The road Superintendnt was prevent and submitted voucher No. 11 in amount of $560.20, and on motion of G. Dean sec- ond by H. Syer, cheques (were ordered to be issued for all accounts . ‘ General accounts presented by the clerk for payment were: Provincial Department of Healh, insulin ...... 1.88 United Counties, bal- ance of hospital acount for Miss Dawson ...... 8.13 Registrar of Deeds. . .. 1.73 Ontario Hydro hall ser- vice ................ 6.07 Clerk‘s salary ........ 75.00 Kerr, MeElderry and Howell, legal fees ..... 23.75‘ A resolution .was p~as<~ed that the local School Board be asked to hat-e. their minu es of meet- ings published for the informa- tion of the ratepayers. . On motion by G. Anderson seconded by G. Dean it was de- cided to grant the use of the township hall to the Fraserville hockey team for two more dances this Winter. Mr. J. R. Perrin the tax col- lector was present and report- ed that collections .were aver- age at this time of year. On motion of R. Fisher sec- onded by H. Syer, G. Dean and G. Anderson were appoint- ed a committee to make en- quiries fior a building inspector. The clerk .was asked to write Dept. of Labour for more de- tails of Trench Excavator’s ProtectiOn Act. On informa- tion given by the clerk and council it was decided to refuse hospial account 0% Mr. Karli- son. After careful examina- tion the council decided to re- turn the detail atlas to Perlys. Other correspondence was ordered to be receivd and filed. Correspondence was received from Dept. of Public Welfare advising of a new branch in the department amalgamating, Old Age Assistance, Blind Persons Allowance, and Disabled Per- sons Allowance and Mother’s Allowance; Report of North- . umber-land Health Unit; Work- men’s Compensation Board giv- ing detail of coverage; Dept. of Labour re, Trench Excava- tor’s Protection Act; County Clerk’s office advising that a Mr. August Karlison had been received at hospital as an indi-' gent patient; Hydro Electric with several new contracts ,which were approved; Perly’s Veriprint Service suggesting purchse of detail atlas; card of appreciatiOn from Mrs. E. A. Summers for letter of sympa- thy; card of appreciation from the Bothwell family for flowers at the time of Mrs. Bothwell’s death. i Mr. Jas. Holt of Roscoe Metal Products was present and thanked the council for. their business in the past and explained a slight reduction in prices for the time being. The minutes of the last regu- lar meetings .were read by the Clefi and adopted on motion of Robert Fisher seconded by G. Anderson. With Reeve Rav Bothwell in the chair and all members of the council present, he called to order the regular meeting on December 23d, at 1 p.m. * Minutes of The South Monaghan Council Meeting fA-SE TWC: Ladies’ High Triple M. McDowell ............ 764 Men’s High Single Ted Manley 322 Men’s High Txiple Alvin Trew ............. 708 Ladies’ High Single E. Powell ............... 310 M . McDowell .......... 310 League StandingDec 1 . West Enders . . . . 2. Coulter ......... ‘ 3. Bucks Bombers . . 4. Crew Cuts ....... 5. Bee Aze ......... 6. Bankers ......... 7. Pep R Uppers . .. 8. Mad Kaps ....... 9. Zion Liners ...... 10. Bob Cats ........ 11. Rink E Dinks ..... 12. Racketeers ...... 13 Rustleres ......... 14. Murphies ........ 15L Bailiqboro ..... .. . . 16 . Industrials ....... 17. Three Dots ...... 18. Ball Twisters Ted Manley went on the ram- page last week and took over undisputed possession of first place in the men’s single score' ‘ and is now king pin with 322,; pushing both Ab Olan and Don‘ Porter off the top who had held it with 308. 9% Wm flat 11%. ‘ «San “afii: ,Bpj‘gv Bowling 191's . ....... 50 ............ 4:9 mbers ...... 46 s .......... 43 ............ 4:3 ............ 42 ppers ...... 51 s .......... 39 rs ......... 89 ........... 37 inks ........ 36 rs ......... 35 ............ 3 3 ............ 28 s .......... 24 ts ......... 22 A man whose normal weightfbout 50 pounds if all the water is 150 pounds would weigh a- ijn his system were dried up. 437 GEORGE STREET YOUR SAVINGS EARN AHOENTS 0F $100.00 AND IT? MAY BE LEFT ON DEPOSIT. INTEREST IS PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY BY GEE- VECTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY m MIRROR-REPORTER, YOU DEPOSIT THEM IN A GUARANTEED KENT GERTI‘F’IGATE FOR 5 YEARS. Authorized by Law for the Investment of Trust Funds. 5% PETERBOROUGH :Phone Bailieboro 30 Pump Repairs Trenching and Digging Leq u i re Plumbing Heating and Oil-Burners Eavestroughing and Thursday, December 12, 1957 Thurs'day IQIh. at 6% Congregational Supper Sunday S -h0u1 01er in St. Thoma ' Shut! H 'IIIIflflIlnBflflnUImflulnfll- Hmlmwgum no man” Wmmmm m9». a m uo min. 3.. mmwmnwouonmw w -m mmmm mums: m5 was a. w I. u. v I I am I m II-uuuluun-nnI-nnuuunmu .â€"E\'ening Praye .â€"Sunda\' Sch‘w '1 PARISH OF CAVAN Rev. E. C. Quinn, B.A., Lth. Rector. ‘ 3rd. Sunday in Advent. St. Thomas’ Church, Millbrook 11.00 a.m.â€".\L 11132,:- P:-:;jc~:~ 10.00 a.m.â€"Sunda§: Sch Minister. Rev. Walter Patterson, M.A., Minister Emeritus. Grace Church, mm 10.45 a.m.â€"Church Schrel. 7.30 p.111.â€"â€"Divine WersLip. GentreviLe Church . South Monaghan 10. 00a. 11. â€"1 h 1'1-‘2511-‘11 11 099 a m â€"â€"-D 3 2 \V $1712). “'hite (.‘i‘1t< at the Chum-h Gavan 9. 45 a..Cmâ€"Pre- hri sum as: C0212- munion. Cavan Sunday School Concert on Friday, December 1311:. 11 15 a.m.â€" Pre-Christnm~~ Communion. . “The Three Tenses, of Advenz" St. Andrew’s 10.00 a.m.-â€"â€"Sunday School. m UNITED CHURCH Millbrook Pastoral Charge Rev. Francis Chisholm, M.A., .[ Anglican Church of Gamma Zion Pentecostal (hurd MILLBROOK Sunday Servi :es 00amâ€"W ~Lp\r.c .30 p.121.â€"Gr€-P.I :.‘\ ange 551i Ser'sic-e. CASH for dead or crippi- ed Horses and Cows. Top yrice for old horses. PRESBYTERIAN Centrevflle and Millbrook Rev. W. H. Beustin, B.A., In urging all farmers to work together Mr. Davis emphasizn the importance of coâ€"operatior Louis Davis, let vice-preéi dent of the Ontario Federatio: of Agriculture told some 0'1 farmers, their wives and guest at the Annual Meeting of th‘ Durham County Federation 0: Agriculture held in Blackstocl Saturday evening, Nev. 30m. Wtion Among Farmers B.D., Minister. Mr. Henry Bayek, Organist and Choir Director. “0 Come, Let Us Worship". Federation Is To! Single Voice For “In these days of collectiv bargaining, only the indiffex enee of farmers can defeat on farm marketing legislation . ” Christ Church, Bailieboro SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15 Dead Stock! Pentecostal Assemblies cf The Churches Thursday, St. John's, Ida ‘astor, M . Case. Parr; llt A § tic