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NEWS OF WROXETER
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Many Enjoy United Church
Annual Sunday School Supper
There were 105 present on Friday
evening when the Wroxeter United
Church Sunday school held their an-
ual supper and programme. Rev. E.
W. Todd, minister of the church, was chairman and' the main feature of
the programme was moving pictures
taken by Lyle Brothers, (fif Toronto,
formerly of this village. Local scenes
and people interested the colder folk
while pictures of Toronto and Detroit
Zoq delighted the children.
Members of the Mission Band en
tertained with choruses and a Mother Goose Temperance, Play, with four
teen taking,., part, was interesting.
Lynne Earls and Carol Lputitt played
piano solos, Fay Smith and Nancy
Newton also Catharine MacDonald
and Gwendolyn Gibson sang duets
accompanied by Ann Douglas, Mrs.
Lyle Brothers was accompanist for a
sing song. Teachers and officers of
the Sunday school took charge of the
supper arrangements.
Buds o£ Proinise Mission Band
Nancy Newton presided over the
November meeting of’ the Buds of
Promise Mission Band on Tuesday,
with 35 in attendance. The meeting
opened With the singing of a hymn.
All repeated the Mission Band Pur
post. Patsy Cameron chose Luke
Chapter 1 for the Scripture lesson.
Donald Wheeler led in prayer. Paul
Statia told jokes.
The roll call, “Something I have
done for somebody else” brought an
interesting and varied response. Cath
arine MacDonald gave a reading. The
group rehearsed the play, Mother
Goose Temperance Story to be pre
sented at the annual supper of the
Sunday School. The meeting closed
with the singing of a hymn and the
benediction, Leaders in charge, Mrs.
Grainger and Mrs. James Sanderson.
W. I. Family Night
The annual Family Night for the
Wroxeter Womens Institute will be
held in the United Church schoolroom
The main feature will be a skit, “The
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.Institute” with twelve ladies in the
cast. There will be a variety pro
grams music, readings and commun
ity singing. Mrs. W. T. MacLean will
preside. Ken’Edgar will be in charge
of the contests and stunts. Mrs. Herb
Patterson, is JU charge of programme
and Mrs. John Lane refreshment
convener,
Remembrance Day Service
Rev. E. W, Todd conducted a spec
ial Remembrance Day service at the
United Church on Sunday morning
and spoke from the text “Leave there
thy gift before the altar/’ St. Mat
thew chapter 5 verse 23. The speaker
paid tribute to those who had given
their lives in two world wars and
those who still are confined to, hospi
tal beacuse of it, and said we should ever remember the price paid for that
which we enjoy. The choir with Mrb.
Lyle Brothel's organist sang a suit
able number and the congregation
joined in a remembrance hymn.
Bride. and Groom Showered
A social evening in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Gibson (nee Eleanor
Carson, of Gorne), who were recent
ly married, drew a capacity crowd to
the town hall on Wednesday night.
Unfortunately Mrs. Gibson before
leaving for the party took seriously
ill. Dr. Frank Mills, local physician
was called and later Mrs. Gibson was
taken by ambulance to St. Joseph’s
Hospital in Toronto. Blood transfus
ions had to be administered enroute.
Mrs. Gibson was accompanied to Tor
onto by Dr. Mills and her husband.
Her condition has improved. The
party for which Fordwich orchestra
provided music carried on and a sub
stantial gift of money was presented
to the popular young couple. Her many friends around Gorrie and
Wroxeter hope for a speedy return
to good health.
Women’s Missionary Society
The November meeting of the Wo
men’s' Missionary Society will be held
on Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ken Edgar at 8 p.m. Mrs. Allen
Munro and Mrs. E. W. Todd will have
charge of the meeting. Nominating
committee and program . committees
for the coming year will be appointed,
also a report on the recent sectional
meeting will be given.
. Personals
-Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rae and daugh
ter, Susan, of Brantford, visited with
the former's mother, Mrs. D. W. Rae
on Saturday.
Mrs. Gilbert Howes is spending a
few days In Toronto where her dau
ghter, Mrs. Jim Coombs, is ill in the
hospital. Gilberta’s many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. W. ,G. Gibson has ''returned-
from Lucan where . she spent two
weeks with her son, Dean and Mrs.
Gibson. • ,
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Timm (nee
Margaret Simmons) have returned
from their wedding trip to Algonquin
P£.rk and' are getting settled in thci,r
home near Wingham.
. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Meilis, of
Kippen, spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Burke and other
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Russel and
son, Keith, also Mrs. N. Russel, ah of
Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Merwyn Grainger. Mrs. Rus
sel Jr., is a sister of Mrs. Grainger.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke spent
the week-end with f riends in- Toronto.
Mrs. Frank Sanderson, Toronto, is
visiting friends here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery,
Toronto, spent the week-end at their
home here.
A number of members of the local-
Women’s Institute attended the fall
rally held at Bly th on Tuesday. Dele
gates from all Institute branches in
Huron County we’re present.
Those attending the turkey dinner
in Fordwich on B’riday night were in
terested in seeing pictures taken- at
the recent centennial in that town.
The * pictures were taken by Mrs.
Thomas, of Middleport, N. Y,, the
former Evelyn. Sothern.
Members of the Women’s Mission
ary Society packed a bale for North
ern Ontario at the church on Mon
day evening.
Baptismal service will be held in
the United Church on Sunday morn
ing next, November 14th, with Rev.
E. W. Todd ih charge of the service.
Howick Legion will attend -a Mem
orial Day service in Trinity Angli
can. church on Thursday, November
11th. They will' then proceed ,to tlie
Cenotaph, and following a short ser
vice there with the laying of wreaths
; will come to Wroxeter cemetery for
the final part of the Memorial Ser
vice.
Crop Report
by G- W. Montgomery
With a total rainfall of 8.60 inches
for October and 6,3 inches of snow
recorded to date for the County,
farmers are experiencing extreme
difficulty in harvesting root and corn
crops. To date 123 cars or 6,049 tons,
of sugar beets have been shipped
from the County, Approximately 2|3
of the crop still remains to be liar-
vested, Because of oversize, water,
core and root rot approximately 50%
of the turnip crop will, only be suit
able for livestock teed. Many fields of
corn intended for silage still remain
unharvested, very little husking corn
has been picked to date.' Approxi
mately 50-60% of the white • bean
crop remains unharvested and can
now be written off as a complete
loss. Very little fall plowing has been
done and livestockbecause of the
snow have had to be stabled earlier
than usual.
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