HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-02-14, Page 8Is He Redly a Goat?
No. The mountain goat is not a true goat!
The mountain goat is more closely related to the antelope
family than the true goats. He has some features of each.
The mountain goat is one of Canada's most colorful
game animals, Intelligent hunting by conservation
minded sportsmen has helped keep him from extinction.
Nature unspoiled is yours to protect.
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Airs. J. li. \\ is visiting in
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held in Gorrie, on February
.Gprrie third. In the second contest
Wroxeter .pliteed first„ Gorrie second.
and Fordwich third. The coming .con-
cert will complete the series, Th e
concerts have been of interest to the
whole community and are a ineans. of
developing home talent, ',1'he commit-
tee in charge are to , be commended
for giving their time for such
worthy prom'].
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Dustow, of
lidmore, w ere recent visitors with
Mr, and Mrs, John Wylie and Mrs,
Geo., Wylie,
Mrs, Charles MeCutcheon was a
Toronto visitor last week.
Miss Eleanor Sanderson, Toronto,
spent the week-end with. her mother,
Mrs, Frank Sanderson.
night to .chariVari olle of our popular
young men,. Bid Newton and his bride,.
who were recently married. Everyone
in the community will join in extend-
ing best wishes for a long and happy
marriage,
Mrs., Harold Hamilton, former
resident of Wroxeter and now of
J,31nevale, was the speaker at the
World Day of Prayer, which wassheld
its Bluevale United Church.
MemberS of Salem United Church
are planning to re-decorate their
church building before spring,
Air, and Mrs. Allister Green and
daughter, Lynda, of Wingham, spent
Sunday Avith Airs. Thos, McMichael.
Mrs. \V. E. Weir and Miss Edythe,
also Miss Gerty :hush, were Snildny
visitors will, Mr. and Mrs, W, A.
Dane at 001Tie.
Airs, Reg, Newton and daughter,
at
Nancy, spout
d Brussels.
with
sseis.Mr. and Mrs, Bill N wind
Mr. and Mrs, John Colwill, Ford-
wick, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Lyle Brothers,
Newton - VanNornian
At the United Church manse, Gor-
rie, on Saturday, January 27th., Rev.
5. R. Watt officiating, Margaree Iso-
bel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
VanNorman, Brussels, became the
bride of William Newton, eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Newton,
Wroxeter. Attending were Miss Shir-
ley Newton and Airs, Thomas New-
ton, .sister and brother of the groom,
On their return front a wedding trip
An excellent paper on the subject.
of "Al0Sie," written by our local
music teacher, Airs, Lyle Brothers,
and given at the local Institute meet-
ing, t‘ ill be placed in the loan library,
.1.'itroeto, where it will be available to
any Institute in Ontario.
Members of the Young People's
Union, arc now practising a three-act
comedy which will be presented later
:in the season,
Friends here will be .glad to know
Airs. T. C. flemphill, who-is staying
with Mrs. J. J. Allen, in Toronto, for
the past sei era] weeks, is much im-
proved in health.
I , A group of friends from the village
eriVigliagaMTATINADEMItaaratrasoisamr! to Brussels late Saturday
first contest, NVroxcter second and
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residence in Mussels.
Wroxeter Telephone AnntP1 Meeting
Fred Dottblettee was . re-elected pre-
sident when the Wroxeter Telephone
Co. Linnted held their annual meet-
ing in the Public Library, town hall,
on January 24th. Charles (lathers was
also re-elected as director. Three new
directors were appointed, Wm. Dett-
man, Fred HYndrinta. and Gordon.
Wray, replacing directors Les Doug-
las and Richard Carson who .resigned,
Philip Durst is secretary-treasurer, lu
view of the rising cost of materials.
.and operation the company have made
application to the Railway Board to
raise the rates of subscribers,
Young People's LJuioit.
Ronald McMichael, president, pre-
sided the weekly meeting of the
Young People's Union, United Church
on Sunday evening, In the absence of
Tony chitovis, convener of Christian
Culture, Rev, l.'. E. Cronlitelm -con-
ducted the worship service. He gave a
talk on Chinese writing, showing ex-
hibits of same Mr, Cronhiehn spent
some years as a missionary in .China
and his talk was most interesting.
Members were urged to attend an
Officers' Congress in Hackett's
Church, Ashfield Township, on Fri-
day night of this week; February 16th.
Howick Farmers Insurance Company
Annual Meeting
The 78th annual meeting of the
Howick Fanners' Mutual Fire insur-
ance- Company, will he held in the
Township Hall, Gorrie, Friday, Feb-
ruary 16th,, at 1.30 p.m., to receive
the annual statement, elect directors,
appoint two auditors and sucb other
business as may be properly brought
before the meeting.
World Day of Prayer
Mrs, C. .Is, Cronhielm was the
speaker when the women of this dis-
trict gathered at the United Church
on Friday for the annual world clay of
prayer. Speaking on the theme, "Per-
fect Love 'Casteth Out Fear," the
speaker said we were living in an age
of fear and stressed the value of
Prayer to overcome fear. She told of
a group of Christian women in Korea
who prayed all night before the war
started in their country. The need for
reading, material in overseas countries
is great especially for those who have
just learned to read, and urged Can-
adians to choose their reading with
care, as that is one way in which the
Communists spread their doctrine,
Misses Thelma. Denny and Gilbert:a
Howes. sang a duet. Airs, Lyle Bra-
crs was pianist. The meeting was led
by Mrs. Allen Munro and Mrs. 1). S.
MacNaugliton, representing the Unit-
ed Church; Mrs. George Griffith, St,
James' Anglican Church, and Mrs.
Gordon Gibson, the Presbyterian
Church. Others taking'-'part in the
service were, Alrs, Harvey Timm,
Mrs. Vern Denny, Mrs. Leslie Doug-
las, Mrs. Frank Sanderson, Mrs.
Charles Lawrence and Mrs. Robert
Evans. Mrs. R, R. Hunter and Mrs.
Alvin Moffatt . received the offering.
The service was divided into five
parts, Adoration, Penitence, Assur-
ance, Dedication of Self, Intercession,
and was prepared by Christian women
of Germany and the Central Day of
Prayer committee, New York. For
use in our country it was adapted by
a committee of the Women's Inter-
Church Council of Canada.
Family Night on February 16th
The February meeting of Wrox-
eter's Women's Institute will take
the form of Family Night, and will be
held in tlic United Church School-
room on Friday, February 16th, from
8 p.m. to 9 p.m. there will be games
and contests for the children. A pro-
gramme will follow and the commit-
tee promises it will be full of sur-
prises. Contests will be a feature and
refreshments will be served. A full
attendance of members and their fam-
ilies is hoped for,
Progressive Euchre and Bingo
Owing to unfavourable weather, the
crowd attending the progressive
euchre sponsored by the Women's In-
stitute, on Tuesday night, was not
large, but those present report a very
pleasant evening, Mrs. R. R. Hunter
received the prize for the first person
paying admission. The couple having
highest score in the 5th game of the
play, Mrs, :Vern Denny and Mrs. G.
A, Wearring, were awarded prizes,
Mrs. Ken Webster won the prize for
having a birthday nearest Valentine's
Day, Ladies holding highest scores
Were Mr's, Yeats Petiny; Mrs. Harvey
Reidt, Men's. prizes. went to Allwrid;
Wearring, Carl Smith and R,
:Knitter tied for second, Mr. Hunter
winning the draw, Refreshments were
served and: the Usual few Baines of
bingo played.
Farm Foram
"Should Production he Controlled."
W4S the subject for discussion when
the Fourth Line of Tnrnberry Farm
,Vorma met at the home of Mr, and
Airs, Eldred Nichol on MQ1104,Y. even-
ing, Progressive euchre followed, Mrs,
Eldon Kirton held the high score for
ladies, J. ,J. Elliott for men, Mrs, J. .1.
Elliott and Mrs, Raymond Elliott
were awarded consolation PriZeS.
and Mrs, John McTavish invited the
group to meet at their home next. The
Hostess served refreshments,
Miss Rona Vanvelsor spent a day
last week with Mr. and Mrs, John
Colwill and Miss Beatrice Wade,
Fordwieh, and with .the latter' attend-
ed "The Gondoliers" put on by the
Listowel High School.
ST. HELENS
The World's Day of Prayer was
observed on Friday at the t>onte of
Airs. W, I. Miller, with 17 ladies pre-
sent. The theme of the impressive
worship service which was prepared
by the christian women of Germany
and the Central Day of Prayer com-
mittee of New York, was ,"Perfect
Love Casteth out Fear." MI's, W, I.
Miller, the president, led in the wor-
ship service and was assisted by. Mrs.
Chas. Af cDonald and Mrs. Will Ruth-
erford, Prayers were offered by Mrs,
G. MacPherson, by Mrs. Lorne Due-
nin for Mrs. G, Stuart, by Mrs. W,
Miller for Mrs, H, Webb, by Mrs.
T. J. Todd, Mrs. W. A. Miller and
Mrs, S, E. Hayward. Mrs. E. W.
Rice sang, "Have You Been in the
Garden with Jesus?" Miss W, D,
Rutherford spoke on the work around
the world which our gifts help to
make possible and showed the rela-
tions of the theme "Perfect Love
Casteth" out Fear," to these projects,
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