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In the a tilitlgt III Si. kaloninv's Itai
kind enjoyedtone of l b'. 'treats 01, 1.11,
season. The 7"ariciy et ,11t.'ert Ica Lurk,:
artists from Toronto University in- Ill
chiding a male qUartette, first tenor, 13 13
Arthur Lewis, seeOnd tenor, Hart ey
Bride; first bass, William Crichton, pg
second bass, David Cork, with Harold n
Sallach conducting. Comic songs were
given l)y Hugh Douglas and Betty
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and assisted by Lorne , Bride and in
Eddy Bihtrtl, trumnsters; Donald
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.B.,5!:FLQQD vicrtmi RETuno TO '# 7'R RUINED HOMES
Residents 'of the. flooded Vedder, persons to flee, are subsfriMg —central Press oanadtan Phays
TiVer valley in pritiSh Columbia" gradually, John Wedel, Hank their way over former roads and
are returning to' " their homes as Derksen and Tack Schmidt are fields by means of canoes and row-
flood waters, which forced 1,000' amtmg - •thee hundieds 'Who ' made boats,
Turnberry Farm Forum. Raymond.
Elliott led in the discusion, "Do we
Need a World Food Bank?". Follow-
Mg the discussion, progressive -euchre
Was Qujoyed, folio McTavish. and
Mrs, Raymond Elliott, held the high
scores while consolation awards were
made to Miss Helen Walker and Ray-
mund Elliott, N ex t nu. Ciin
night, will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mr, Eldon Kirton.
red mid Whitt, in the Valentino m ,nAl,
lose 11, one hundred n ere present on
Friday aigld, whon .northers
total branjt, \V , ,cue'''s insLituty, IR id
Family night, itt the sehool.r...an of
Church. Mrs, I.yle Brotin:rs,
l's, Jolut Clarke and Mrs. II aryt-j,
On Sunday next,..at' 11 ;031. Rcv. J, Reidt to(th charge of an hour's tilt el.^
R, Watt of Gorric United Church will tainment for tile children, all of vvlioin
were Presented with a small Prize.
Present were 'Mr, and Mrs, I larold Pride, duet, "Pals," "Sun Somt," Mr.
Hamilton, llInevale; also Mr, and Robert' Simpson, "With her head
Mrs. John. Colwill such daughter, tucked underneath her arm," and "The
Ellen Anne, of ki'ordwich. Both ladies Drainpipe Song" by I Ite,di Douglas.
h4'N'e been valued members of the Cowboy songs with guitar accomp-
Wroxeter Branch, The .'resident, animent by Donald \Verner, (select-
Mrs, • Vernon Denny, spoke gracious ed); Comic songs, be Betty Haworth,
Words of welcome to all and the pro- included '"No, No a Thousand Times
gramme opened with the singing of
I.. , Nirs.
t a:14 /es
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Weekly , Prayer-,Service-
During Ditring the season; of Lent, weekly
prayer services, are being. held in the
school room of the Uxtitcd Church to
which all are invited • 1Vetinesclay .Eight, members with ,Mrs. 1,yle Bro..
e ing at 8 o'clock. 'hers rrt the piano entertained with
several select lulls, Cost WM'S Were
Women's Institute colorful and even though Mere
The. Mardi meeting of 1Vrwieter itolse than hariimny the 1.4ind
Women's Institute %Oil be held on mad ,' (Vile a hit, Otte number
rnio , the tillt!W.1111111," Was condi, ch y it b
2.30 u'ch ick, ill
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lit Ili: .1,ntreett Brothers
R ,,1111S, MOW), "In service ;Volt find „stouter, disci k "'P it
111(' ,41.ttatet,1 J 1:',11 call, '.1.'he meet- it 'll a bat'ute w0ollen kitchvu Ni!/«,i1
ing I hats nios t i"r a i.iatvu. The elitnaN. cann !ten
ear. Pture v, ill b.,.! a deimonstrati.,0 vight Victi
-1.21‘;61 31i:IT of ii. staudte c•,i'uctitli1et .1
and t • 0(31,10: ...t
:.1,i election oi '
ficers. Mrs.: l'),Ag will take '1;troi ” •
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nowt. o '.1 tile ,e
01 is ,,, thirty
1,i,...0 ussi Alf:, ' I , • "
Ministers Will Exchange
the National Anthem. Highlight of
the evening was the W. I. kitchen
hand, called by the. conductor, Mrs.
Harold thirst "The In • s tit-Toot t•rs.''
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gave the call to worship and the meet- 27411„ at Exeter. Mrs, Munro review-
ing was called to Order with quiet ed a chapter of the sudv book, The
music by the organist, Mrs. Jim Doig, Church. Re-enters japan,
The Meeting was opened wi.th the ,(Through Higher Education.) Meet-
hymn "Dear Lord and Father of.Man- ing closed with the hymn Jesus and
kind. Mrs. Alvin Moffatt read the shall it ever be and a closing verse
scripture leSson and :1Irs. :Frank San-
derson led iii prayer, Mrs. A. j, San-
Tmo rin.147., front ./1,g,1P.Cal 4 F1i ng cltklz Utteinied a Bonspiel, t, Pordwiejt:
last~ Week.. . , s.• ; , .
J. 'Gamble, •Fordwielt., spent
last, 'week' at the horne., of "S.! and,
Mr-S. ;1M Nang]) Wit
Mr, ).Len Webstev,localt station
PO., Will oPeritte,t10 gitcheld Poultry
Farm this year, He-has :orderetl,1800."
baby • .eltieks. Pie.nds, will wish Mr.
Webster .eYery -success with hi s ,fiw,„
orite hobby.
1 i FIRE LIFE
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"r!iratto,""
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on Sunday morning last, A quartette
from the local chnrch, Misses Gilberta
Howes and Thelma Denny, Arthur
Gibson and Gilbert Howes l'tvoured
with a.munhcr.
j',1: s.4 Calvin Moffatt and baby Karr
ten, silent the past weep, with Mr, .11,cl
Mrs. Norman Brandon, ;Toronto.
M•rs,' LOltie Martin; a former reSi-
dent. of the village, is holidaying -in
Petersbtirgt‘Flol'ida•
' Births
In Grace Hospital,, Windsor, Feb-
ruary 5th., 1951, to Dr.. and, Mrs,,
Carmen Hetherington, a daughter,
Susan Melissa,
eighbours and friendi, enjoyed
demonstration, giveti by a representa,-,-
iive. of a 'brush company at the home
Of•.Mrs. Wm..Dolison : on Thursday
"Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Alex . Corrigan were. Mr. and Mrs,.
lired Hoffman and. sons, Donald and.
-Iarohi, also Mr. and Mrs,: Earl John:-
ston Listowel.
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'Club are r1r11
test Concert' to' bhld'itl. 11*OtdVrici.).
Comunity, Vriday night. of
this week, Eehruary 2arll. This series
'f concei'IS have :been of interest to
the confinimity' and are -a, tneans of
de•veloping, biome talent.' • ,
John HoNves-, TOrOn to, • oe.nt
;13o w eek-end sniall"daughter,
Jeanie, and his - parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Hawes. • • s
• Mrs, Philip .Durst, ill for the nest
Week, was taken to,Wingham General-
Hospital on "1.1mrsday,', tiler. • •tifany
friend's, wlsh,for ',her a ,sneedy recovery,
Inspector W.. R. ancrAtrs, Rae and'
eon,. -Douglas, HanoVer,, Were- Sunday,
visitors With' ,thd. icttn-fer'g
Mrs, VV, Rae.•bn Friday; '110.' and:
:Mrs. Ed, Wightman, Anne and
of RelgraVe,"visita Mrs, ,R4e,, who, has:.
.8i 1todn. to the" tome With A.
.F Week-end yisi6r's .ioth • Mrs. Witt;
,4er, were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Evans
,a'nd son, Tiornply 1of .M69s4tpni
Mr, and' ihkg
and daughters, Sharon and Dale, of
,TorontO, Were week7 end" visitors with.
Afiis, 'Hethering,ton's' mother, ,Mrs,,,M,
Sellers,
!The Ladies. For-Rest club are ar-
ranging to hold a euchre and crok-
Mole party in the Masonic Club rooms
on Friday evening, March 2nd. Keep
the date open.
Sunday guests at the home of Mrs.
W. E. 1Veir and Miss Edythe Weir
were, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques,
and children, Nancy, Billy and John,
of Orangehill,
Women's Missionary Society
Mrs, Allen Munro opened her home
for the February meeting of the 'WO-
111 en's Missionary Society Auxiliary,
United Church, on Tuesday after-
noon. The president Mrs. Cronhichn,
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G. Man Williams
Optometrist
In former office of
Dr. R. C. Redmond
Patrick St., Wingham
Professional Eye
Examinations
Phone 770
EVenings' by appointment,
at••••••••••••••••••m:•••••••tom*nosrnrinmarsite•
Ko," and, "1.3ye add Dye "I've Been
to Hollywood," and "The Chicken
Song," Readingspy, 1-1,p1t, Cox, "The
Little Runny Whit" and "Albert and
the' Lion," Mr. Harold Sallath sang
"Criidle Song," " Arnold Fad and
"4,dEriskiiy Love Lilt," and Brghms
'Hit-Vey Bride ' were accompanists.
'aPpreeiation of the lhigh' stait-
(lard concert AV contumely hall Was
fitted' to Capacity. • ' '
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WINOHAI11 ADVANCSMIOS
PAGg TINTE
derson gave a talk on the subject of
Stewardship, "The, Morning Light is
taken from the Missionary Monthly,
Breaking, was the second hymn, Roll
call was answered , with a verse 'a,
prayer, Arrangements are being made
to h ave Rex. David' Proctor, as guest
speaker at the Easter Thankofferine
service to be held -on tlw evening ni
Eas t et' Sunday, March 25th. .:Nlynti,in
was made of the school for leaders t'
be held later this mouth and also of
the Presbyterial date set for April
Stewart S'eott
• :Phone 293 Wingharn''
We Stand. Between You and
Loss •All Year!'
Warner, Cowboy songs with Arnold
Earls at the piano, all from Kitchener,
The progYamme conetirt sponsored by
Trinity' Church Women's -Auxiliary,
arranged by two home town boys,
liar vcy pride Ili T011 11110
and 1,n-Ile Kitchener, was as!
follows: Quartette, secular songs, "My
Ronny Litss" , Nightingale," :
I ()mid s in Stounter." Sacred. songs,
y toniler mercies 4.ake," jitss,wamwzsneasepgzpzramis2gazgm„
Family Night Well Attended 111t. lid„„m i ng,"
With a gay and colorful setting id Can tate 1 bnnin ,,oauttcs \tin "(Sing .
U l m, the Lord, a NeW Son..,","t "Ilreak
Forth, o Beanteon, Heavyny 1.44:10.,"
"Now thank we all, Our trod," ''Nao
1.et Every '1‘,..ngue Adore Thee," Nt-
gro Spirituals, "Steal Away," "No-
b o dy Knov,s the trotthlt:,
"0, Wai',11 .4 that a Wide River,"
Trumpet Solos, "Columbia Fantasia,"
"(;rand Russian Fantasia" by Eddic
!Ilium, 11 Itaccio (T)t'' Kiss) Lorne
Attention, Farmers
WE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST PREVAILING PRICES
FOR DEAD OR CRIPPLED FARM ANIMALS
HORSES CATTLE - HOGS
Telephone Collect for Immediate Service
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PALMERSTON 125W DURHAM :39.8
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have charge of the service at Wrox-
eter United Church, Rev. L.'. E. Cron-
hielin will take the service at tiorrie,
, Y, P. U. 13roadcast
At 2.30 o'clock ott Sunday next,
February 25th., members of Gorrie
and Wroxeter Young People's will
give a special fifteen, minute broad-
cast . over CKNX, VVingham.