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Wednegieyi February Itht 10$1
WROXETER
;Miss,Jeanne Moffatt, Kitchener,•
spent the week-end with her parents,.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffatt,
E, cronitielm. w as in
charge -ut church of the air ,,, er
GK-NN . on Monday morning last.
Mr. ;ind Mrs. Lyle Brothers and
daughters, also Mrs. Vitcuria. Pao-
thers, spent Snottily with friends it
iFergus, guests of their etrusins, Mr,
and Mrs, Lloyd Ruler.
_Nit s, it. S. Mac.Naughloil sp e nt a
day last week in Toronto awl attend-
td the Ice Follies.
Commencing Wednesday of tint
week at eight o'clock. a weekly pray-
er Servis'e Will be held in the United
Church throughout the season of
Lunt.
The Fourth Line Turn'. )(Tr y
met ;lt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ate\ Al .cTavish, on Monday night. it
was review .night with Rayonntd El-
liott leading the discassion. Progres-
sive euchre was enjoyed, Eileen Hen-
ning and John McTavish holding the
high scores. Rayt nond Elliott anti
Mrs. J L'111111: Walker true the ClIISOla-
tiOn awards. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred
Nichol invited the group to their
.Curlers Win, Trophy election of officers, anti gooductO
A. local group of curlers attended short Worship service,
"Unto the Hills" was sung
The hymn,
the bonspiet at Harriston on MondaY
of last week, succeeded in winning
Taylor and Glenn \N illitts won hon. file .0.0fre,lufill .4.1%441y, Which is now
ours .for men, Refreshments were tl di spl ay in m inim 's store w i n d ow,
last in the Ma$00.1C Club rooms,
gressive euchre 114s enjoyed. Mrs.
\A Hart and Airs. _Ken. Wobster
held highest score for ladies, Win. the scripture lesson .and prayer,
miss ?Mary Gibson, secretary-i.reits-
ftrer. read the minutes of 1950 meet-
ing. -HarveyAl'.' AI(lticltael, chairman of
the .board of sh wards gave th e treas-
urer's sta tem( Hi, showing: amount
raised for the general fund and Mis-
sionary and rAlaint enrolee 'Was $4,227,-
52; Sunday School, $94.38; W ont .
en's Association, $957.07; .Alission
Band, 524,82; Wo,men's Alissimnary
Society, $232.22, YOung People's Un-
ix,n,.$205.90,
The minister .'.pressed thanks to
the church which Wits heartily endorse
ed by all present.
Officers for the coming year are
as follows Session, .chairulan, Rey. U.
E. .Cronhielm; George Allen. G.
Haul Gibson, lt, J. gago, J. W. Doug-
las, Allen Munro, Thos. Shearer, NV-
A, SaWtt111, Alvin Moffatt, G. Allwrid.
Wearring, Leslie Douglas, D. S. Mac-
Naughton, Vent Denny, secretary,
Committee of stewards, .chairman,
Harvey McMichael; three years, H.
Townsend, Wm. Hart, Phillip Durst,
Gilbert Atones, Lyle Brothers.; .1'wo
years, W. S, Higgins, Ronald M c NI ic-
hael, George Gibson, Ira MacLean,
Lean, Calvin Moffatt, Lyle Hart, choir 1c4cler, Q. A. \Warring;
Jimmie Wylie, Scott Hunter, John ist, Mary S. Gibson auditors, Leslie
MacNatighton, 'Glenn A/011ie/Mel; Douglas, Thelma Denny,
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son,: ed by the ladies. The winners who hold the coveted
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Griffith and award are Gordon Gibson, skip, Al-
Mrs. Ida Griffith of Wingham, were len Munro, vice-skip, Me 11 Grain-
Sunday visitors with ,Mr. and Mrs. get, 1st.; Alvin Moffatt, second. Each
George tiniffitl r, Mrs. Ida 144 fith, player received a desk lamp as
until recently a resident of this dis- prize, Twenty-lour rinks took part ni
brie t, leaves shortly to visit her dau- the l'Ainspiel. l ungratulahons.
ghhr, Airs. Morton, of N.Vinuipeg. Young People's Union
Friends here wish Mrs. Griffith it. Thk, yum i g
pleasant trip. their weekly Meeting int Sunday even -
-I, ing in the church sell, R.on
r.,nuren. wni hold their February aid AlN. e m i e h a d, presid ent, wits i n
meeting in the churcll basemon4 on 'charge rind the Meeting' WaS arranged.
the afternoon of the 14th., at 2.:30 by Edythe \Veir, convener of Alis-
o'clock. ..!$. hill attendance is rt4 t- sioas. Th e opcl l i ng hymn was es its
ed. III;Shall Reign," followed by the Lord's
;pray er.
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Th e W om e n's Missionary Society, ; party on W edne: day, February 7th.
United Church, will lurid their Feb-' Edythe NVeir read the Scripture les-
ruary meeting in the church parlors son, Matthew, chapter 20, verses 20-
on Tuesday', Feb. 13th., at 3 p.m, Mrs, 34, AI rs. H, Cronhielm led in Pray-
Alen Moffatt and Mrs. Sanderson, , er, A poem entitled "Work," was
will have charge of the devotional. I read by the convener, Guest spurt kin'
Mrs. Munro will review a chapter lit was Mrs, Cronhielm and her subject
home for the coming ineetnig, the study book. Aliss Hazelwood mil l "( ,mintunisin tersus Christianity,"
Mrs, George Griffith and son, Jack, speak on Christian Stewardship, The The meeting closed with singing of
Airs, Hart, Al r, and Alt's. roll call to he answered by a thought Bishop II eb er's missionary hymn,
Hyslop toil Nliss on prayer, All the ladies aro invited "From Greenland's ley ,AI (atilt:tins,"
sere in a. Friday, where to atitultl the inkintlily Meeting of the l and the Ali:Tali benediction,
they attended funeral s e rvices a NV, ,S. I United Church Annual Meeting
relati'. , the hue John flysi,,p. • ; World Day of Prayer The annual meeting. of the 'United
yncwat lableq
play, W I 'lot
"as held in the church school
,,f St. Janie,' ( -timer ••,iani- The irimmd orld Day. of Prrryer ro,an ,at\v vdm,,,day Al 7
,,rrct1 ;t tn. on Tuesday ser‘ te a ill be held .Friday
"l th I cl, cl. supper was ,ere eel w ith rwLels:, p.m., in I, ii C11111%:It. „f vo,i nen 's .N..s R ocia t ion in 4491100 11204.41 0411.101* ,
; 1 (Mita Ill chill ,r1 dB di 11.. • cuarge ot arrangements,
'Holt" Delln >• "Ett;ilbt i lit Rev. U. E. Cronhielin presided for
f"ill sing' !he tire busitir—s tin et M.:, inciudim., the
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husbands and families more than one
ihundred are ex.ifected to attend. There
"FAIRVIEW"
.1ov-dlr.-an and Pre-by terniti i Nursing II orne ,
:,,b,,,,..1,,.., will lead the service. Women
, of this comillltnity arc urged to att e nd
1 for the Aged : chi, stn lit' and j,Iill with 071$,t. 1,(•1•,,s,
1, '!17 11.! Wririll in prayer r"or peace.
Will accommodate semi-invalid 'i Family Night For Women's Institute
or bed patients, j .11, interesting programme full of
1 surprises is being plan 11,1 for th e
PHONE 103 il..iniily Night, to be held in rid ted
! t. lurch ';ehoolrooin, on Friday, Fel)-
! WINGHAM, ONT. ruary 15th„ at. 8 p.111. Wroxeter
1 branch has forty members and with
I will be one hour's supervised play mt.
I the children from 8 to 9 o'clock, Pro-
gramine and a social tune will follow,
Committee in charge of arrangements
are Mrs. Vern. Denny, President;
Al Is. Lyle Brothers, Mrs, W. T. Al ac-
Lean, Nil's. \Vi's. Newton and Airs.
l i.S MaL.Naut;diton
NAfroxeter Group Wins First Place
Wroxeter Group won first place 00
Friday evening. when the Ilowick
I-ions Club heldm I e,r second Mystery
Contest Concert Gorrie won second
place, while Fordwich group placed
third. 'Hie programme arranged by
' 'I airman, Gortbiii I libson and Gilbert
11,:wes was a'. folic , \vs: Dancing,
`Oghland Fling, Marjorie Moffatt, ae-
cultipanied at the piano by- Miss
J eanne M offatt, harmonica and piano,
• old lime music. r‘mly and Art (lib-
son; vocal ducts, "Silt Bells" and
"Tennessee Waltz", by Misses Thelma
Denny and Gilherta Howes, with Mrs,
Lyle Brothers accompanist; readings
by Al is. D. ,S. ,MacNaughton, "The
, )rivinglesson" and "The Scotch
I " Minister"; piano solo, Mrs. 13ro-
ti le rs, 'Walki ng on Air Stunt" by
F
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d'rar and Crawford Gibson;
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c"w1)( .3; songs wi th guitar a ccompan-
intent by 'Tommy Parker, g
chorus by entire caste, A nnouncem cot_
was made of the third contest c, mcert
to be held in Fordwich Community
rj • Hall, Friday, February 23rd.
SA'VE MONEY
by PR P yule
R the congregati'fli for the co-operation
R
icha
' Hunter; one year,' Harvey Me-
el Harvey Timm, .1. H, I received, He suoed that the Al. in 1)1. R., 'B. Palmer, Arthur Gibson;
N1, also the Wom'll's Al ssiollarY .'-"oc- trustees,
let)', had met their aUncttion, Mrs. sawten,
(1, A, Wearrhaz, on behalf of the con- ushers,
gregation, moved a vote of thanks to Michael,
OM ESIE IPEE
• A. Al Intro, W. A.
J. Wylie, .1. W. Douglas;
H arvey Ti mm . Rona ld e ..
1,10yd TOWIlSe11(1, fret Al ac-
Taxpayers may make payments on account of
1951 taxes up to 90 per cent. of 1950 taxes.
Interest at the rate of Four per cent. per
annum will be allowed on such prepayments.
Prepayments of taxes must be 'made at the
Town Treasurer's Office, Town Hall,
W. A. GALBRAITH, Treasurer,
VH\ i:t5741
Town of Wingham
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