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Mr. John Greleim, a native of How- area Haskins and Mr, and Mrs, Cia lec, John Qraliam Ott her mother, Mrs. Wm. Coulter. • Reawieh. Prizes wee' won by Airs. ed the staff of the local telephone iele Township,T n flied in oronto o Wm. 'faylor, Shirley Boyd, Harry, office anti 0, mmienced wide on Mon- Saturday, Funeral services were held ' Miller and Justin Will' • day of last week. et Trinity Church, Furdwich, Let' Airs. Walter Renwiele who has been Conerattilatitits to Miss 71 _tenet Tuesday at 2.30 with Rev. Douglas a patient in the Wineliant Hospital, Vogan in charee. interment tea; made " the pest I WO 1110111,11•;, :, &el:peeled home Mg P. battle against evil and Christ- ians must stand ne. Miss Gilberta Howes was soloist, singing 'The Stranger of Galilee." file words of the anthem sung by the choir ''0 God Thou Art My'tlud." Women's Missionary Society The Women's i Missienary Society will hold their March meeting on Fri- day, March 9th., at 3 p.01, The theme "Who shall roll es awo, the stone?" Devotions will be taken worn the Mis- sionary Alunthly. Mrs. t.irainger will review a chapter of di,. study book, "The ClntreIi Re-enitr- Johan." An Ile sure and reserve the date. Al ar. 2nd., to attend the progressive e uchr e meee i eme Assoc i ate Helper.~ s ecr e.„ ;in tin Masonic Club rooms by. the la c y, R&M call, to le. -ocred by an For-Rest Ladies' Club, Easter Thought,. But Nehemiah, Jimmie..., he was doing a Q.d. work, refused, and finished his work. We too in our day must nut Week-end guests at the heine of he indifferent to the terees of evil ou (Mrs, E. Weir and Miss Edythe, every side, The cluirel , is ever fight- were Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Weir, Mrs, Percy Bridgman and daughter, Patsy, ill at Toronto, ,Mr. and Airs, Allister Green and daughter, Lynda, of Wing- ham, Al r. and Airs. Thomas Clarke, Mul- esworth, iSited On Sunday with their son, John and Airs. Clarke, Airs, Thos, Hemphill, who spent 60," real weeks in Terontu, has retura- ed to her inane here. and Mrs. Alex Edgar. Ford- wich, were visitors with Mr. and Airs. Vern 1.4 tiny of Wednesday. womsearen,•••••,,,A u‘c 40-6 niiktIva," You expect efficient service from your neighborhood bank . . and you get it because' banks compete with each other to serve you. The men and women on your bank's staff strive to excel in banking skill, friendliness and courtesy. Just as you strive in your own work. Your regular dealings with your bank are confidential, intimate, helpful. And you can rely on your bank manager's wide sources of information to help you in your business or personal financial problems. You are always free to shop around among banks. That's what keeps them competitive. SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK • • Mr, and. ,Air,. jamicson (,f ltruesels, have taken up resideeee in the leyttse owned by Al"'.r flarrisen, Al r. •luttie sort trill lie tinpleyed by foss Salt- ilerson for the cee,ing y ear, Miss Evetil Doi;;, Le' Harristuni, spent the tic:eh-end with her parents, !Air, and Mrs. Jim Deig, Farm Forum Tie Feurth Line. of Turnberry Farm. Forum held their weekly meet- ing at the Monte of Mr: ;eel Mrs. El- „t ee d Nleeei, The subject fer disc US- sion was, "What Has Been Accomp- pished by the international Federation ,'of Agricultural' Producers:'” Raymond ;Elliott led the group in discussion. Progressive euchre was enjoyed. Airs. Rayniond Elliott and joint McTavish ;held the highest scores, Consolation :awards were made to Jim Elliott and ._Airs. Leslie. Plans were made to hold 'the next meeting at Harald 'home with Lloyd Hutton as guest (speaker. Mr, Hutton will also show pictures. 1 Wroxeter Group Win Second Prize Howicle Lions Club held their third Contest Concert in Fordwich on Fri- Iday night, As in previous contests, .1.4Ordwich, Gorrie and Wroxeter it groups provided 45 minutes vaeiety imegramme. The three judges placed' IFordwich first, Wroxeter second, and eGorrie, third, The Wroxeter artists .taking part were six-year-,old Darken iirothers, singing "Daddy's Little Girl," four-year-old Wayne Douglas i"Whistling Song," Misses Thelma llenny and Gilberta Howes singing a medley of Navy Songs, Rosemary Adams, dance; piano solo, Berea Gal- 'halter; Carl Douglas "Ole Man River" and the Wroxeter Lions Kitchen Band with Ken Edgar conducting. Mrs. Lyle Brothers was accompanist. Fav- .orable comment is heard of all three groups. The Howick Lions are to be congratulated for their effort in pro- moting home talent in the C0111Inunity. Women's Institute The March and final meeting for the year of 'Women's Institute will be held ou Wednesday the 7th., at 2.30 in the afternoon, The report of the-nominating Committee will be giv- en, and also reports of the standing commit tees will - be presented. The motto, "In service you find the great- est joy," Roil call,• "The meeting I have enjoyed most during the year," Miss Edythe Weir will give a demon- stration on smocking. Mrs. jim Doig' will have charge of current events. Hostesses, Mrs. U. H. Cronhielm, Airs, John Clarke, Airs. lames Sang- ster and Airs, D. S. AlacNaughton, Members are reminded of the ex- change of gifts, the cost of which is not to exceed thirty cents. Lions Club Charter Bus I Members of the Hotvick lions Club enjoyed a trip to T01'0111.0 on Satur- day afternoon and took, in the hockey match at . Maide Leal Gardens. The bus left Wroxeter at three p.m. and the clay was perfect for the trip, with excellent roads all the way, Mission Band Airs, Lloyd ,Magee was speaker when the Buds of Promise Mission Band held their February meeting. on Monday afternoon in the 'United Church school room. The meeting conducted by the president, Lattrine Smith was opened with the singing of the hymn "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." The Mission Band Purpose was repeated in unison. Ann Douglas read the scripture lesson; Marjorie Moffatt led in prayer. The story from the study. book "A Trip with Captain Lloyd" was told by Mrs. Lloyd Magee. The meeting clos- ed with the hymn "When He Cometh" and the benediction. Mission Band leaders for 1951 are ,Misses Thelma Denny and Gilberta Howes. United Church Services Rev, J. R, Watt of Gorrie, was the guest speaker in the :United Church on Sunday morning, while Rev. U. E. Ceonhiehn was in. charge of, the ser- vice at Goerie. Spe.alcing from the text, "Should Such a Mae as I Flee?" Nehemiah, chapter 6, verse 11, Mr. Watt pointed out, how each person has - a responsibility as we go through life, We influence sonic one, We draw a pattern upon the wall. Wherever we are we are surrounded by evil forces Christians need to be,s g tron, to with- stand tem N ptations, ehemiah was building a wall around the city to make it secure against outside fortes. There ever those who, fearing for his safety, wanted him to come down (tom the wall and find . security, Young People's Broadcast Members of .Wee.etr and boccie Amos People's Canal n—k part in a Sunday broadcast under the .Huron Presbytery YAmug Pc ,ple's lesoeia- tui(o l.ithi';‘).\11]:;\'v i () t. g Thou ( ditto !,e I I hymn Jimmie Wylie gave the call to woe- ship, Marie O'Krailo lead the scrip- ture lesson. Gilberto I,,we s and Thelma Denny sane it dliVt, "The rita aster's Gall." lift tIe. \vvir led iii t prayer. Gwen Ruttae at c the address and said the .worhl lemerrow will depend on the young people of today. Youth must be good citivens and have the qualities of honest, uprightness, sympathy and be willing te werk with others. Closing with the poem, "Christ Has No ;Hands 'but Our Hands to do His W..rk today. A Poem was read by Helen. Strong en- titled 'This is, the Life that Counts." Announcement was made the IleXt hroadcast will .be pity!' ever CKNN. on March 25th., with the e%ectitive of Huron Presbytery ill charge. Women's Association The Women's Associatien of the United Clwyd' held their February meeting in the church parlours on Tuesdey afternoon, PtieSident, Mrs. Leslie Douglas, was in charge and opened the ineeting with the hymn, "Take Time to Be liely," Mrs. Wm, Maxwell led in prayer and Mrs, Al- bert Gallaher read the scripture les- son, choosing Psalm 5. .1611 call was answered by a verse containing the word prayer. A letter WaS read from a former member, Airs. George Mac- Donald, now a patient in Beck Mem- orial Sanitorium, London, expressing her thanks for, a remembrance •front the AssociatiOn. "MA, 'Al'eCtifelfecin -al- so thanked the members for remem- bering her during her recent, illness. The afternoon was spent making quilt blocks and scupper was served by Mrs. Thomas McMichael and Mrs. Percy Copeland. Two new members were received - into membership, Mrs. Andy Adams and Mrs. John Wylie. • BE LOU MOTHSPRAY protects me for 5 YEARS! • Berlou moth-protection for a man's suit costs only 20 cents per year. Berlou guarantees i n writing to pay for all moth damage within 5 years C. Templeman & Son CLEANERS Wingham, Ontario BERLOU 5-.Year-Guararirecri MOTHP ROOF soon, „ger litany friends here :are glad to hear this netts. • Mr, .and Mrs, Graham,,McNee and family of Ihingannon visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. E.ari MeNve, Joy Mar oc, win) has been visiting her grandparents returned home with them, Stewart 'Mulvey of London, spent the week-end Nvith relatives! here. Mr, Roy Rutherford was appointed to attend a meeting in Clifford on Monday, of representatives of the Bruce and Huron i're9byteries, Air, and Ales, Thus, Anderson of Saskatoon, spent several days with Airs, John Harper. Mrs, Anderson. was they f thins ,oiL.Tricer t,Mabel V n ogan and lived i Mr. and Mrs.floward (lowing of Tiverton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Merkley. Mr. and Mrs. Tilos, Anderson of Saskatoon, spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Darling and Harvey, spent Sunday evening with Air, and Mrs. K. Huestou of Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Gorrie, called. on Mrs, Wm, Edwards at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Herb Miller on Sunday, They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Johann and Mae. The service at the Presbyterian church was conducted on Sunday by Mr. Bissett of Goderich, a first year student at Knox College. The choir rendered special music, the solo part was taken by Mr. Ross MeKague, .Mr. tent Airs, Cleo, Brown and SOIL John of .Gorrie wereSunday vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell. r, Warren Zinn all(' Aliss M*1011 Gralla11/ spent Sunday evening with Al t'. and Al rs, Elmer Zinn, OISK111•35.0110040.MIMMIMIALI* • WROXETER TAXI DAY or NIGHT Phone 65 JIM CAMERON All Passengers Insured SiaMper, tzuree-ie-training at. Wing- ham General Hospital, who recently . . Fordwieh eentetery, Air, tirallatu, an old and highly respected resident, leaves II., mouth our son, TUfOntli. AA.*