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United Church, held their November Kenney, president of the Guild, spoke
meeting in the• church basement on words of welcome and from then on
Tuesday afternoon, president, Mrs. the church basement hammed with
Wm. Hart, presided and the devot- activity. Tea was served, Mrs. C.
ional period opened with the hymn., Laurence and Mrs. Victoria Brothers
Jesus Calls Us O'er the. Tumult, fol- in charge. Mrs. MacKenney was in
lowed by the Lord's Prayer. The charge of the sale of tickets on the
scripture lesson was chosen from butterfly quilt, later Mr, George Ed-
Peter Ch. 3, verses 1-9'. During the twards made the draw. 'faster Dean
business period plans were made to Carr of Toronto, grandson - of e, Mrs.
serve dinner to those attending Pres- H, Waller was the lucky winner of
byterial on Tuesday, December 7th. the quilt. Miss Margaret Griffith was
Sixteen members and two visitors ans- in charge of Name the Doll Contest,
wered the. Roll Call. A verse contain- but no one guessed near the name so
ing the word Promise. The hymn, Miss Tine Face was sold to Mrs, Vic-
Happy the home when God is there, toria Brothers for her granddaughter,
and prayer by the President, closed Darken Brothers.„ Mrs. Davy super-
the programme. Two quilts were quilt- vised the fruit, vegetable and second
ed and .pot luck supper served with hand table, Mrs. Mary Archer sold the
Mrs. Albert Gallaher and Mrs. Freda surprise packages. Mrs. George 1Grif-
McDonald ii. charge. fith did a thriving business at the
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Evans have home baking section and Mrs. George
returned from a visit with the form- 'Edwards was in charge of the sewing
or's parents at Palermo, also friends and knitted articles also handmade
at Weston, Dolls and Stuffed Animals which
Miss Isabel Sanburn, Wingham, made a very attractive display. The
spent the week-end at her home on bazaar was a real success and the
the 4th line, Turnberry. ladies are grateful to all who helped
Progressive Euchre hi any way,
Members of the local 'Women's In,
statue held a very enjoyable Euchre
Party in the Masonic Banquet 'Hall, Lyle Hart, convener of Missions,
on Wednesday evening, Mrs. Andy had charge_ of the Topic at Y.P.U. of
Gibson and Mrs, Win. Hart won first the 'United Church on Monday even-
-and seem( ladies' prizes. Mr Vern ing, Robert Cunningham, vicepresi-
Denny and Mr, Roy Hunter meld the dent presided, Lloyd Townsend read
highest score for gentlemen, while the the Stripttfre. Rev. U. E. Crouldelin
conducted the Bible Study,
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Young People's Union
hicks,' chair prize was won by Mrs,
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Mrs. George St. Marys and sons,
Billy and Andy, Clifford, are spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Adams.
Mrs. Reg Pacey is
days in Torontto with
Mildred Feaver, who
Western Hospital.
Mrs. R. H. Hunter, Mrs. A. Munro
and Mrs. H. Hamilton, Rev. U. E.
Cronhielm and Mr. Reg Pacey attend-
ed a banquet and lecture at Blyth
United Church on Tuesday of last
week.
The Aims of the United Emergency
Fund for Britain are as follows. To
assist organizations and individuals
in Canada, to help people in genuine
need in Britain. To provide collection,
transportation and distribution facil-
ities in Canada and Britain which will
cut the 'cost of sending Food and
Clothing to needy people in Britain,
Local collectors, members of the
Women's Institute will call on every
home in the village before Dec. 5th,
asking your help with a cash donation.
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meeting in the Church rooms on De-
cember 8th when the annual election
Ladies' Guild of St. James' Anglican of officers will take place,
Church will hold their, December Mr. and Mrs, Dean Gibson, London,
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were weekend guests of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jackman, Toronto,
were week-end visitors with Mr. and
,To the Electors of
Howick Township;
If you consider my
past record in Commune
ity, Township and Coun-
ty work worthy of, your
support, I would appre-
ciate your vote and, in-
fluence for the office of
REEVE for the Year
1949.
ELMER J. FARRISH.
Having nine years of
municipal experience, I
earnestly ask your sup-
port and influence to
to elect me on Dec. 6th,
REEVE of the TWP. of
HOWICK for 1949.
CL Thanking you for past
favors and wishing one
and all Happiness and
Prosperity in the com-
ing year. t
Yours sincerely,
E. H. STRONG.
Bazaar A Success
week in Markdale Hospital. Mr. and
V4 Mrs. Montgomery attended the fuller-
al.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stamper at-
tended the funeral of the former's
uncle, the late Mr, Andrew Agar of
Mount Forest on Saturday. They were
-accompanied by Miss Hazel Stamper
of Auburn, .-also Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Ginnis of Gorrie.
Recent .guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dane were,' Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Triggs ,and son, Ronald; Jostin
Steinmillar, Mrs. Orville Stein miller,
all of Toronto, Mrs.,E. Loos, Harris-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Seegmillar
and son, David of Kitchener.
St, James Anglican Sunday School
and congregation will hold their an-
nual Christmas party on Wednesday
evening, December 14th,
Mrs. Robinson Futeher, Woodstock
was reelected Provincial President of
Ontario Institutes last week,-when the
Provincial Board Meeting was held
in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. The climax of a long summer's work ,
Of interest to W. I. members in and preparation came on Saturday af-
Guelph Area is the appointment of ternoon, when the ladies of St. James
Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, Atwood, as a
regional director. Mrs. Hamilton is
one of our Provincial Board Members
from this Area.
Women's Association
The Women's Association of the
er,• Mrs. Kirkton, passed away last . ter on Friday, December 10th, at 3 p,
in. The theme of the meeting-, "Fol-'
lowing the Star." The Roll Call to
be answered by' " A Christmas
I Thought." The committee in charge of
arrangements are, ,Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. Munro and Mrs. MacNaughton.
. Pictures Were Interesting
The National Film Board with Mr.
W. V. Roy of Londcsboro, County
Projectionist in charge held their Nov-
ember Showing on Thursday evening
last in Mr. Hamilton's room, Wrux-
eter Public School. Pictures shown
were Iceland and Robin Red Breast,
Men of Lunenburg. The ,Countr'y lives
of these Maritime Fishermen, Your
Children's Meals, Not what they
should eat but how. Secrets of good
eating habits: Hot Ice, Canada's Game
of Monkey, as played by N.H.. L.
Teams, also Eye Witness No. 7
People with a Purpose.
Les. Douglas. Refreshments were ser-
ved and a few games of Bingo enjoy-
ed when Mr. Wm. Hayes won the
special, a 'cake and a pound 'of coffee;
the latter he kindly presented to the
W. I. for the next party.
Nine members of Howick Lions
Club attended a Zone Rally in Harris-
ton on Friday night. Husky Palmer,
colored baritone of Toronto, was the
entertainer. Prominentd speakers were
alson on the programme.
Mrs. Chad Henning, Miss Mildred
Henning and Master Billy, were Lon-
don visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Bert Fleming and son, Gilbert
and Mrs. Art Alley, all of Toronto,
spent the week-end with their mother,
Mrs. Freda MacDonald.
Women's Missionary Society
The December meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society will be a
'Candle Lighting Service, and will be
held at the home of Mrs. R. B, Hun-
Anglican Church' held their annual
Bazaar. At 3 the rector, Rev, J.
C. Caley declared the bazaar open and
remarked he did not know how any
church could get along without the
work of the women. Mrs. H. V. Mac-
Mrs. Thos. Brown,
Miss Francis Wylie of Toronto, !
spent the week-end with her parents, '
and Mrs, Wylie.
Mrs, Fred Hyndman of Garde, vis-
ited on Sunday with Mrs. John Gow-
dy.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffatt,visited
recently with Hamilton friends.
Wroxeter Public School have com-
menced ;practicing for their annual
Christmas concert, The teachers " Mr.
Harold Hamilton, Mrs. G. A. Wear-
ring assisted by the music teacher,
Miss Helen Sawtell are in charg,e.ti'
The date is set for Dec. 27th.
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Nethery of
Belgrave, and Miss Beatrice Wade of
Eordwich, were Saturday visitors
with MI-, and Mrs. Harold' Hamilton,
Wroteter Women's Institute will
hold their annual Open Night on
Tuesday, December 7th, when they
will repeat their programme given
reuently at the Inter-Institute Concert.
Also the Carrie Puppet Show will be
presented as well as other local tal-
ent followed-by a dance..
Mr. and Mrs. Les. Douglas and
daughter, Ann, also Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Wright, spent Sunday with
friend's in Listowel.
Mr. Thos. Burke and Mr. Jack Mc-
Lean, members of Forest Lodge, A.
F. & A.M., were in London reuently
to receive a Shriner's Degree. Twelve
hundred Masons attended the all day
session which was followed by a 'ban-
quet in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs.- S. Foster and fam-
ily of Fordwieh, were Sunday visitors
of D. S. and Mrs. MacNaughton,
The Fourth Line Turnberry Farm
Forum, was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Elliott, on Monday
evening.
Deepest sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Win. Montgomery, whose moth-
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JOHNSTON'S GLO-COAT, qts. $1.04, pts. 59c
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