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-Centre -Oft Friday. The presi-
dent, lt, J. McMurray,. presided, the
secretary reported the total entries in
1900 were v3.2.. The treasurer's re-
port showed a halanee. of $9$X,, The
amount paid the school children was
$66.5.00.
It was decided to hold a Fair on
Sept. 12, 1.9.51, and a Music Festival
iat the spring, date to he set later,
Festival commilttee, C. R,. Coultes,
eon., Miss Elaine Walsh, raueic sup-
ervisor; Mrs, C. H. Wade, Mrs, L.
Valinalf, Mrs. L. Bolt, Mrs, R. J Mac-
Kenzie, Mrs. W. L. Wightmate"Miss
Audrey Bradburn, Martin Grasby,
Howard Campbell.
Fred Wilson of the .dept, of Agri-
culture, Clinton,. commended the dir-
ectors on the improved method of
Placing exhibits. He promised the full-
est co-operation of his. Dept, with
this year's Fair. He also announced
that the Jr, Farmers of Huron intend-
ed to. organize a Swine club and would
hold their Achievement Day at the
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Mr. Kinkead explained some ehan-
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were being discontinued the total
grants would be about the same as
formerly.
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Murray, con,, h;. Anderson, J,
.anao, W, Procter, L, lion, M. Gras-
by, Ken Taylor. Mrs, W. Scott, H.
Goll, R. Procter and L. Taylor. A
vote of thanks was extended Mr,
Wilsonclelti.. and Mre Kinkead by the presi-
The election of officers resulted as
follows: Pies., R. 5, McMurray; 1st,
vice President, Leslie Bolt; 2nd. vice-
pres., Howard Campbell; sec.-treas.,
Stewart Procter, auditors, Mrs. J,
Wickstead, Mrs. Stanley Hopper.
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glittl* MN. Stewart (Mildred) Ament.
WESTFIELD Hullett Township, and three sons,
The annual coogregational meeting (.0)r1441. Bobby and jimmy, survive
of the Westfield United Church, was Ito mourn her loss, also out; grandchild
held in the &mei' sefeed room r,ir and her mother, Mrs. Alley Hunkb4,-,
Tuesday afternoon. J an. 23„,i, At one brother, El win of Seaforth, one
noon a pot lurk dinner was mtrved ten, F.." ,Mar (11rs. "'" Rob in-
by the ladies at whit It 24 sat down to '`" of Toronto.
a well laden tabl e. Rev. \vas e.; A fter her marriage and until a year
Melon opened the meeting with a de- ago, Mrs. Carter Ii veil on the 4th
votioual
of the
cpheurirtll; Al
s hown
twt(i tIt of East Wawanosk At that time
1110red to their new home on
progress
Eac report
nea
revealed
d e
;substantial
balance,
g thei Last3 e I73rd. eon. of East Wawanosh, h
balance, Rev. C. C. Washington gave
the report of the session and reported
2 removals by death, 4 removals by
letter or certificate. Membership
numbering 104 with spiritual over-
sight of 164 persons, covering 40
families with 1 marriage and 3 bap-
tisms,
The Stewards report was presented
by the treasurer, Jack Buchanan, with
the total receipts of $1854.52, with
a balance of $173.28. Mrs. Frank
Campbell gave the report: for the
Women's Missionary SO-Clety. There
are 20 annual members and four new
life members, making a total of five
Walden, Jasper Snell Arnold
life members. $265 was sent during ( u()k
,
the year to Branch Treasurer. A bale
' and „Murray McDowell.
ing the year valued at $80, anti a bale ; butes were borne by six nephews,
The many beautiful floral tri- for overseas relief work was sent dur-
of clothing for Beek's Memorial San. Douglas and Donald Wilson of Sea-
valued at $11.00. The Missionary amid .forth, James Lockwood of Myth,
Mr. Wm. McDowell, showed that
'Harold Knox of Hullett Township,
Bill Patterson and Harold Carter of Maintenance report was presented by
Auburn ' $459.15, had been given, including
$60.00 from the Sunday School, mnak- Burial was made in the Union
mg an increase of $72.00 over last cemetery at I 'dyth. Friends present
,
the Band treasurer, the Baby Band 'front Detroit, Woodstock, Toronto,
ear. The 'Mission Band sent $26.38 ;from a distance for the funeral were
to
$19.33, The sum of $117.92 raised by Delhi, Clinton, Seaforth, Brussels,
the W. A., Sunday School, $199,99. Goderich, Myth, Auburn and Hullett
The sum contributed by the congre-i Tutvilship. The sincere sympathy of
gations and its .v .arious organizat i ons the entire neighbourhood is extended
Tile election, Or officers resulted,'
to the bereaved family-. was approximately $2942.22.
as follows, member of session re- l
elected, Mr. William Walden. Board.
of Stewards, Hugh Blair and :Ernest
Snell, were re-elected. Church trees-
urer, Jack Buchanan, Church see'y.,
Marvin McDowell, M. and M, Treas-
urer, Wm, McDowell, organist, Win-
nifred Cainpbell; assistant, Graeme
McDowell, church.. (dicer, Donahl
During; the ineetmg a memorial
service was conducted by the pastor,
in honour Of the members who had
passed on,
Mr. Donald Campbell visited last
week with his sister, Mrs. Arthur ,
Speigleberg and Mr. Speigleberg i
of Waterloo.
Mr, and Mrs, Russell eiood and
Helen of Hullett Township, visited
011 Thursday with M r. and Mr,
Douglas Campbell.
Mrs. William Carter
The community was sadderied and
shocked on Wednesday evening to
hear of the sudden passing of one of
its residents, in the person .,f Mary
Viola Wilson, beloved wife tn.
Carter, who passed away it her Imtne,
con. 3, west half of lo 38 and Pt, on
Wednesday, January 24t1e, hi her
45111 year.
The late ,Mrs. Carter e,t •,,orn in
West 11 ilWallOS11, tin elde..t daughis
of Mrs. Alice flunking of
and the late Wilmot- Wilson,
married in :March 1927, to
'bereft intsaband, wile with
`641.011
Rev. J, R, Watt spoke of the
world's unrest, In almost every
sphere of the world there are possibil-
ities of war, He told of the sufferings
of the war refugees and how the Red
Cross endeavors to aid suffering
wherever it is found thus carrying
out the Master's wishes.
Red Cross is asking that every
woman make an article a year in
order to keep up the supply for emer-
gencies,
Locally, need was expressed for a
storage space for the hospital beds
when not in use.
The following officers were re-
turned for 1951, Hon, Presidents,
Revs. J. R. Watt and G. D. Vogel'
and Presbyterian minister; President,
Mrs. Alex Taylor; Vice-President,
Mrs, Rita Carson; Secretary, Mrs.
Norman Wade; Treasurer, Mr. Har-
vey Sparling; Executive Committee,
E. H. Strong, H. Robinson. Geo.
Dane Sr., Norman Wade, H. V. Hol-
mes, E, 5, Parrish; Chairman of
Disaster Corm, Dr. R, B. Palmer,
Wroxeter; Auditors, H. V. Holmes,
C. D. Walmsley,
The objective for the campaign in
March for Gorrie and district is $600.
ion, Mrs4 M Brown,
East Wawanosii-Union $, W. Os-
ter, Mrs. E. Caldwell; Union 11,
Cameron Walsh, Mrs. 5. Anderson;
.Fast .Wawanosit $, 5. F, McCallum,
Mrs. K. Wheeler; No. 9, Phil Dawson,
•Mrs. Wightman, Mrs. Pocock; No. 13,
Lewis Cook, ars. W. Scott; No. 7,
A, Biereen, Mrs, Clarence ClutinneY;
NO; 6, john Buchanan, Mrs. Wal-
den ;No. 16, J. Lockhart, Mrs, A.
Nesbitt; No. 11, W. Howatt, Mrs, C.
Falconer, Also all teachers and music
supervisers,
GORRIE
Red cross. Annual. Meeting
The annual meeting of the Gorrie
and District Red Cross Society was
held on Thursday afternoon in the
Orange Hall. Reports of secretary and
treasurer were given, The amount
raised in last year's campaign was
$542.35, A wheel chair and a third
hospital bed was purchased for the
use of invalids in their homes. A letter
of thanks was read for articles sent
from Gorric and Wroxeter during the
Winnipeg Flood Disaster.
The President, Mrs, Alex Taylor,
who presided explained the meaning
of the Ontario division and of the
Can, division of Red Cross and men-
tioned a few of the peace time servic-
es of the Red Cross, Such as blood
transfusion service.
Mrs. Carter was an active and
loyal member of the Westfield United
Church, SIR. was a Sunday School
teacher and a membcr of the W.M.S.
anti W.A. and as a good neighbor and
friend will be greatly missed, The
funeral service was held at her home
on Friday afternoon, January. 26th
and was conducted by her pastor,
Rev. C. C. Washingtoe, who spoke
comforting words taking as Ids text,
"Come Unto Me." During the service
Lloyd Walden and Gordon McDow-
ell rang a duet, "Softly and Tenderly."
'Die pallbearers were Norman Mc-
Dowell, Douglas Campbell, 1.1ovd.
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