The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-02-06, Page 7*WASHINGTON MAY SCRAP COMPLETE CANOL' PROJECT
One of the strangest industrial developments of
the war-the 597-mile pipeline and $133,000,000 re-
finery of the Canol oil project nestling under the
rim of the Canadian Arctic-is going under the
auctioneer's hammer. Camel is being put up for sale
by the American government in the hope private
interests will purchase it, • if none are found, Uri
'expensive project will be scrapped. TOP picture
shows ghost scene at the former U.S. army• barracks;
now deserted and virtually demolished. Rows of
Niessen huts, BELOW, formed towns of prefabrleat-
ed "Igloos" at Camp Canol on the Mackenzie river,
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part of last week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Moffatt,
Mrs, Robert Peters, Timmins, was
.a week-end guest of D. S. and Mrs.
MacNaughton.
Rev. J. L, and Mrs. Foster spent a
day with London friends last week.
Friends will regret to learn that Mrs.
H. Waller of Toronto, formerly of this
place has undergone an operation, but
will be pleased to know she is mak-
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W. I, Mark Anniversary
Members of the Women's Institute
will mark their 50th Anniversary this
year. On the nth .of February, the
Birthday of its founder, "Adelaide
Hopdless" will be celebrated by a nat-
iOn-wide broadcast from 4.45 to 5
o'clock, when Mrs. Cameron
Dow, president of federated WomeWs
Institutes of Ontario will speak. .Priz-
es have been announced for the Poster
contest, depicting the 00 year History
of the Institute and are as follows:
Special award„ Mrs, Conley Amos,
Winterbourne, Waterloo North; Senior
Group, 1St. John Amos, Riverview,
Middlesex North; 2nd., Jim.Corse,
New Dundee, Waterloo'South; -junior
Group, 1st., Miss Betty, Ann Rogers,
Stoney Creek, Wentworth South, 2nd,
Miss Sheila 'Webb, Witerson, Mus-
koka, Also several contestants. were
given honourable 'mention.
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World Day Of Prayer
Arrangements are being made for the
Annual World's Day of Prayer Ser-
vice which will this year be held in the
Schoolroom of United Church. The
printed programme has been arranged
Mrs. Isabel Caleb of Allahabad, India.
and the theme, "Make straight in the
Desert a Highway for our 'God, Mrs.
Munroe, president of W.M.S. United
Church; Mrs. H. V. McKenney of St.
James Anglican and Mrs, Frank San-
derson, of the Presbyterian Church are
the conveners in charge of the arrange,
ments. The guest speaker will be
Mrs. Carter of Saskatchewan, who is
spending the winter season in town,
United Church Annual Meeting
The congregation of Wroxeter Un-
ited Church held'their annual' meeting
in the church school-room on Tuesday
evening, January 28th.. The evening
commenced with a Pot Luck Supper,
served by the ladies. Rev,. J. L. Fos-
ter conducted th.e Devotional exercises
and Mr. W. A; Sawtell was appointed
chairman for the business meeting.
Sec.-Treas., Mrs. A. J. Sanderson pre-
sented the minutes which were approv-
ed. Each department showed pro-
gress over the previous year. 'rue to-
tal givings of the congregation for 1946
were $2,890.94; Mission Band with, 40
members, receipts $35.46; Women's
Association with 27 members, $355.74;
This group purchased a stove and, el-
ectric hot plate for kitchen, Women's
Society, $229.55; Sunday School,
$253.36. The following officers were
appointed for 1947. Session Chau-
man, Rev. J. L. Foster; Secretary-,
Vern Denny, J. W. Douglas, Allen
Munroe, Thos. A, Shearer; G. W. Gib-
son, George Allen, G. A. Weaning, R.
5. Rann. Two new members, W. A.
Sawtell and Alvin Moffatt were named
to be passed by the Congregation.
Committee of Stewards, Hon. Chair-
men, R. J. Rann, G. W. GibSon; Chair-
man, H. Townsend; Sec.-Treas., Mrs.
A. J. Sanderson; 'Three years, W, A.
SaWtell, Philip Durst, Wm. Hart, Al-
lister Green; Two years, Reg Pacey,
D. S. MacNaughton, L. Douglas; one
year, H, Timm, H. McMichael, A.
Munroe, J. H. Wylie; Trustees, R. 3.
Rann, A. IvIunroc, W. A. Sawtell, J.
H. Wylie; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs,
A. J, Sanderson; Ushers, H. Timm, P.
Durst, A. Moffat, A. Green, R. S.
Musgrove, John MacNaughton, Stuart
Higgins, Ira Maclean; auditors,. Miss
Mary Gibson, Les, Douglas.
Howick Lions Carnival Great Success
There was a good crowd in-attend-
ance at the Annual Lions Carnival on
Friday night in spite of unfavourable
weather conditions. Costumes of the
contestants were interesting and color-
ful giving a true carnival spirit to the
party. Music added to the pleasure of
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the skaters and the refreshment booth
was well patronized. Mr,. 1-1, V. Mc-
Kenney president of the Howick Lions
declared the Carnival open and intro-
duced the judges, Tory Gregg, Cactus
Mac of Wingham, Mrs, H. Hamilton
of town, The queen of the carnival
chosen, was 9 year old Ferne Cook of
Gorrie, wearing a blue and white ski
costume. Other prize winners as fol-
lows; Girls, seven and under, any cos,
unme, ,Marjorie Moffatt, Shirley Reidt,
Daisy 'Gibson; Boys seven and under,
any costume, Ian Howes, Paul Har-
grave; Girls 8 to 12, Fancy Costume,
Winnifred Munroe, Donna Copeland,
Eleanor Stephens, Ferne. Cook, Marion
Maclean, Fay Copeland; Fancy Cos-
tume, girls any age, Margaret Wear-
ring; Donna Hutchison, Mary Meehan;
Boys 8 to 12, comic, Stewart Cop.eland,
Lyle Reidt, Bernell Smith, Billy Gib-
son, Ronnie Higgins, Donny Gibson;
Girls, open Comic, Mrs. Glad Edgar,
Alice Downey; Races, Girls, 12 and
under, Shirley McMichael, Eleanor
Stephens, Ferne Cook; Boys, 12 and
under, Norman Anger, Bruce McLem-
mitt, Ken Greeney; Girls over 12,
Margaret Moffat, Jean Moffat, Marg-
aret Wearring; Boys over 12, ,Calvin
Moffat, Lloyd Townsend; Couple race,
Lloyd Townsend, Jean Moffat, Calvin
Moffatt, Margaret Moffatt,; Obstacle
race, Lloyd Townsend; Ladies Char-
acter Costums, Jean Moffat as Snow-
white; Gent's Character !Costume,
Ronny' Higgins, Bill Strong; National
Costume, Edith Dinsmore as Miss
Canada, Eleanor Carson, Spanish Cos-
tume; Lucky Door Prize, Marian Mc-
Michael, Don ;Milligan, Mae Sanburn.
A generous gesture of the Lions was to
present each small contestant, whether
a winner or not with a small prize.
Many of the small children on the side
line were' also treated.
A game of Broom Ball between the
Lions and non Lions gave a score of
1-0 in favour of Lions with Cactus
Mac as referee.
This annual Carnival is one of their
many activities throughout the 'year.
for the pleasure of the young people in
the Community and the Howick Lions
are to be congratulated on the success
of the 1947 ,Carnival,
St. James Church Vestry Meeting
The Annual Vestry Meeting of St.
James Anglican Church was held in
the Church Rooms on Tuesday even-
ing, January 28th.
After a very delicious supper served
by the Ladies Rev.j. C. Caley called •
the meeting to order and opened with
prayer. A very successful year was
reported by both the church and the
Guild showing a substantial bank ;bal-
ance after all accounts had been paid.
The officers for the ensuing year as
follows:
Both People's Warden, H, V. Mc-
Kenney and Rectorq Warden, Wm.
McDonald were returned to office.
John Milligan was appointed Secre-
tary-Treasurer, Wm. Mines was re-ap-
pointed Synod Delegate with John
Milligan as alternate. Board of man-
agement, W. J. Paulin, Wm. Mines,
Mrs. V. McKenney, C. Lawrence, Roy
Mathers, Mrs. C. Lawrence, Wm,
Maxwell, Mrs. G. Griffiths, E. Malone,
A. J. Hooper, John Griffiths; Sidemen,
The Wardens, R. Mather, C. Lawrence,
W. Maxwell, R. Bennett, J, Griffwiths,
A. Petrie, Vern Clarke and F. E, Mill-
ward.
It was decided that commencing on
February 9th., to set church Time at
8 p.m., for the balance' of the winter
months. Mrs. Caley graciously con-
sented to continue as Organist.
The meeting moved a very hearty
vote of appreciation to the Rev. Caley
for his untiring efforts and splendid
addresses and sermons. The meeting
closed with prayer,
CHITTER-CHATTER
FARM FORUM
A splendid meeting of the Chitter-
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Chatter Farm Forum was held on
Monday evening at the home ofMr. and
Mrs, Harry Wright, with 55 in attend-
ance. This being review night, no
discussion was held.
Mr. Carl Johnston was Chairman
and conducted the regular• weekly bus-
iness. Mr. Charles Johnston was ap-
pointed leader for the next series, The
main feature of the evening was a pub-
lic auction sale of articles being do-
nated by members of the group. Mr.
W. C. King made a very efficient
auctioneer with Mrs. Jas, Johnston as
Clerk. Prices ranged very high, Rinso'
selling for 75c a box, table salt 50c a
box, pies 80c. Cakes and cookies,
glass and chinaware, overshoes and
rubbers were all priced accordingly.
The splendid sum of $20.00 was realiz-
ed from the sale which will be donated
to the Canadian Aid-to-China Fund,. ,
Ten tables of court whist were in
play under the direction of Forrest
McKay and R. J. Forrest. The high
scores went to Mrs. W. 5, Peacock and
Frank McQuIlin and consolation prizes
to Mrs. Walter Mmillie and W. C.
King. Lunch was served by the host-
ess, assisted by Mrs, Jack Nicholson.
Mrs, Art. Ruttan and Mrs. Forest Mc-
Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston in-
vited the group to meet at their home
for the next meeting, with Miss Jean
Anniss and Fleming Johnston as a Re-
creational Committee,
The matched programme being pre-
pared by Wroxeter Community Assoc-
iation is causing 'a great deal of .inter-
est. Two hours programme, an hour
each, given by men vs women, Watch
for further advertisement.-
Commencing Sunday, February 9th.,
St. James Anglican Church hold
their service at 8 p.m.
Friends of Mr. John Timm will re-
gret to know he is a patient in Listo-
wel Hospital with pneumonia and will
wish him a speedy recovery.
Y.P.U. Skating 'Party
Members of the Young People's Un-
ion of Gorrie United Church were the
guests of the local group at a skating
party on Wednesday evening last. The
group numbering about forty met at
the rink, and enjoyed games including'
Paul Jones, with music throughout
the evening's skating. Returning to
the church school room games and
contests were condUcted, by Thelma
Denny, jean Moffat , and Helen Saw-
tech!, Lunch was served with Edythe
Weir, Gilberta Howes and Bert Stew-
art in charge. President, Dave Neil-
son of the visiting group moved a vote
of thanks for the pleasant evening.
Helen Sawtell president of the Wrox-
eter group responding.
Pupils Enjoy Skating Party
The pupils of Wroxeter Public
School had a very enjoyable sleighing
party, on Wednesday afternoon, spon-
sored by their teachers, Mr. Harold
Hamilton and Mrs. G. A. Wearring.
With their toboggans, 'the children
spent the afternoon on BroWn's Hill,
then returned to the school for re-
freshments,
W. I. Send Bale
Members of the Women's Institute
shipped a valuable bale of new and
used clothing last week to Fort
Stewart, Ontario. The bale weighing
160 lbs. was,packed by Mrs. H. V. Mc-
Kenney and Miss K, Hazelwood. The
Committee are grateful for donations
sent in by members and friends. Arti-
cles in the bale will be distributed by a
church sewing group to needy families
in a lumbering district at Fort Stew-
art.
St. James Guild
The February meeting of St. James
Anglican Guild will be held at the
home of Mrs. James'•Wray on Tues-
day, February 11th., at 2.30 p.m. Mem-
bers are asked to bring a friend and
also a donation for the Travelling Bas-
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