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FIELF4NS— The meeting .of
St, Helens Women's Institute was
held at the home of Mrs. Fred
McQuillin on Thursday, .February
2nd when 24 members and eleven .
visitors were present,
The roll call was well answered
by giving a custom of another .
country. The financial report was
read and showed cash on hand • to .
the amount of $11.2.92,
It was announced that furniture
for :the stag; one chair and
sofa. in black leather and chrome
with white trim, was purchased
with the money donated by Miss
Elizabeth Anderson and Mr, Geo.
McRoberts,.
lunch committee was appointed
for the night of the Teeswater va-
riety concert, Friday night. Mrs.
R. Gammie, Mrs. J, Curran, Mrs,
Barbour', Mrs. L, Hunter, Mrs.
Si, Gaunt, Miss Jean Aitchison,
Mrs, C, Taylor, Mrs, W, A. Miller,
Mrs. Frank IVIeQuillin, Mrs. L.
Woods and Mrs. A. Gaunt were
the ones appointed for this.
A nominating committee consist-
ing of Mrs. J, Cameron, Mrs. F.
McQuillin and Mrs, Wm. Ruther-
ford was also appointed.
Mrs, H. Webb had the motto,
"Scorn not the way another liVeS;
each must accept what nature
gives." The song, "0, Canada" was
sung, Miss W, D. Rutherford gave
a reading.
The topic -was on National and
International Day and was taken
by the guest speaker, Mrs. Carmen
Anderson, of Dungannon. She•gave
a wonderful talk on her trip back
home to Turkey and on customs
and traditions there and in other-
countries visited on her journey.
She also showed articles from that
country, such as hand woven car-
pets and dishes.
Misses Irma and Joan Forster
sang a duet, "Just Remember". An
exchange of Valentines followed
and each person read the verse on
the card she received,
The meeting closed with the Na-
tional Anthem. Lunch was served
by the hostesses, Miss Jean Aitchi-
son, Mrs. Dave Gibbs and Mt's,
Frank McQuillin.
ST. HELENS
The community was saddened -by
the death of Ross Murray, which
occurred in the Wingham Hospital
on Thursday morning.
Fla, Keith Black, of Lachine,
Quebec, spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, G. Mac-
Pherson. •
At the meeting of the Happy
Handicrafters held at Mrs. Mae-
Pherson'S home on-Thursday even-
ing, the girls worked on their
blouses and their charts.
BLACK— In .the Wingham General
Hospital on Saturday, February
4th, 1956, to F./Lt. and Mrs.
Keith Black, R.R. 2 Lucknow, a.
sem.
Project Interests
C.G.I.T. Members
WROXETER - Catharine M a c-
Donald was hostess to the members
of the C.G.I.T. at the January 25th
meeting. Shirley Roidt presided and
the meeting opened with a sing-
svg with Ann Douglas at the
piano.
After a short business session,
member; numbering ten, worked
at their novelty head work, .Tbey
are so interested in their project
that they planned a work Meeting
on February 1st to , complete it,
when Mrs, Art; Gibson was hos-
tess.
The February meeting will he
held on the fifteenth at the home
of Nanny Newton.
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GIVING LIRRARY
TO AM FORIGST
Mt. Forest Louise Marshall Hos-
pital board of directors meeting in.
Mt. Forest; received a letter from
Harold T. Johnsen, of Toronto, a
former Mt. Forest resident stating
that he would like to donate a lib-
brary for the use of the mines and
patients at the hospital in memory
of his mother.
The board accepted Mr. John-
son's offer.
17.ribtft. Paid to
Former Resident
WROXETER—At 'Thornhill on
the evening of January 26th, .tri-
bute was paid to a man who had
made a great contribution to ills
community, He was Bart Edwards,
son of Mn..s George Edwards and
the late George Edwards, former-
ly of this village, whose sudden
death from a heart attack last
August was a shock to everyone
who knew him,
ReMembering his great kindness
to the children especially, friends
set up as a memorial a children's
library, completely equipped, a fine
memorial to artrnly great man, who
had a deep appreciation of his own
ctommunity and its people.
WROXETER
Woman's ?•lissionary Society
The February meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
United Church, will be held on
Friday afternoon, February ..10th,
at 3 o'clock, at the home ,of Mrs,
Ken Edgar, Mrs, James Doig is ill
charge of the programme,
Personals
The Woman's Association, of the
Wroxeter United Church, has im-
proved the church hall by having
the floor repaired and sanded, This
group was also responsible for the
painting of the church hall.
Miss Marguerite Ford is Practice
teaching at Walton this week. Misr;
Ford is a student at Stratford
Teachers' College.
Friends learned with regret that
Mr. Torn Brown is a patient in
Wingham General Hospital since
Saturday and hope he will soon
improve,
Mrs. John GoWdy's many'friends
will he pleased to know she is feel-
ing much better and hopes to he
able to leavelthe Wingham General
Hospital very soon.
Donna Copeland is practice
teaching with Tom CoKrafka.
Berva Gallaher 'is with Mrs. Ruth
MacDonald, at Conde this - week.
Both are students at Stratford
Teachers' College.
The many friends here of Mrs.
George Edwards, a former resident
and now of Toronto, will regret to
learn that she has been ill '"since
late in December. We are pleased
to know there is some improve-
ment, Mrs. Edwards is staying at
the home of her son, Harry Ed-
wards, 260 Yonge Blvd., Toionto.
Her many friends wish for. her- a
speedy and complete recovery.
Mr. Arthur Green, Hamilton,
spent the week-eend - with Mr, and
Mrs. George Harris.
Mrs. Norman Brandon, Toronto,
was a recent guest of Mn', and
Mrs. Harvey Timm.
Mr.' nd Mrs. Calvin Moffat and
children, of Wexford, spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Townsend.
Jim Wylie, of Parkdale, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J. H. Wylie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchill, of
Whiteehurch, were visitors • with
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol, on
Thursday,
Miss Maxine Jacklin, of 'Water-
loo spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wnbster
Jacklin.
Two carloads attended a pro-
gressive euchre party at Fordwich
on Tuesday evening, guests of the
Fordwich club. Mrs, Doris Adams
won first prize for ladies and Mrs.
Wes. Underwood won the lucky
door prize.
Attending. the "At :Home" at
the Teachers' College, Stratford on
Friday night'were Mrs. Glenn ye-
Michael, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey
Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Gallaher, There were 280 tem:bent
and their guests numbered 1000.
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CRASH. HURTS 2,
DAMAGE $1,100
Damage estimated at $1,100' was
caused last week when trucks col-
lided on Highways 4 and 9, five
miles west of Walkerton.
Involved were trucks driven by
Lyle Cassidy of Greenock Town-
ship and Leonard Kerr, or RR_ 1,
Williamsford,
Cassidy told police he pulled out
to overtake a car when he noticed
the approaching truck. I-le tried to
ditch his truck but could not avoid
collision.
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PLANS' RENOVATIONS
FOR CHURCH.
WROXETER—The regular meet-
ing of the Tuesday .Starlight Group
Wroxeter United Church, was held
at the home of the president, 1.Yrrs.
0. E. Dobson on Tuesday, JarnIFY
31st, Eighteen members attended
and three new members were wel-
comed.
Mrs. W, J. V. Buchanan installed
the officers for 1956. Re-elected
president is Mrs. G. L. Dobson;
vice-president, Mrs. Glenn IVfeMie-
hael; treasurer, Mrs, Bruce Cham-
bers; secretary and press, Mrs.
Crawford Gibson; catering and
finance committee, Mrs, Wm,
Wtight, MPS, Andy Gibson, Mrs,
Harvey Reidt and Mrs. Jack Gib-
son; decorating committee, Mrs,
John MacLean; pianist, Mrs. W. J.
V, Buchanan.
The president, Mrs.Dobsbn con-
ducted the business. April 28th was
set for the spring tea and bazaar.
Drapes for the church hail have
been purchased and further reno-
vations are being planned by this
group,
Mrs. Dobson opened the meeting
with the reading of a suitable
poem and Mrs. Buchanan read the
Scripture lesson. The meeting clos-
ed with the Mizpah benediction,
Refreshments were served ,by the
executive.
W.M.S. Is Grateful
For Contributions
',Azia,oxErrrat --A few weeks ago
a bale of good used and new cloth-
ing and bedding was shipped to
Rev. Douglas Muir, at Dunchureh,
In his letter of appreciation Mr.
Muir spoke of the great need of
boys' clothing.- In response a sec-
ond shipment was made consisting
of a quilt, boys' clothing, mitts and
stockings.
Members of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society, Wroxeter United
Church, who took charge of the
bale wish to thank all for clothing
*donated. Mrs. Howes, Mrs. J. H.
Wylie and Mrs. Allan Munro
packed the hale.
All Women Welcome
At Day of Prayer
WROXETER—Mrs, Frank Rus-
sell of Gorrie, will be the speaker
at the • Women's World Day of
Prayer which will be held in the
United Church hall on Friday,
February 17th, at 3 p.m.
The leaders will he Mrs. Ken
Edgar, vice-president of the Mis-
sionary Society; Mrs. Wm. Hart,
president of the Woman's Associa-
tion and Mrs. G. L, Dobson, presi-
dent of the Tuesday Starlight.
Group. Mrs. Charles MeCutcheon
and Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton will
sing.
Others taking part will be Mrs.
George Griffith, Mrs. Glenn Mc-
Michael, Mrs. Charles Gathers and
Mrs. MerwYn Grainger.
All women in the community are
cordially invited to attend.
MRS. LANE PRESENTS
MENTAL HEALTH TOPIC.
WROXETER---Mrs. J. H. Wylie
opened her home for the February
meeting of the Wroxeter Branch
of the Women's Institute, which
was held on. Wednesday afternoon.
President Mrs. Herb Patterson,
presided and Mrs. Thomas Burke
presented the minutes and corres-
pondence, which included several
thank you letters from those re-
membered when ill,
Mrs, Harvey Timm gave interest-
ing items on spring trends of fash-
ion. Mrs. Patterson spoke on new
fabrics and conducted 0. question-
"alre on the subject. The speaker
coveted content of material and
its rises and how to care for it,
Mrs. John Lane gave an inter-
esting ,paper on mental health. It
was written by a nurse who haul
experience in caring for the men-
tally ill. Treatment by drugs and
shock was explained as bringing
hope for many complete cures for
this type of illness.
The roll call was answered by
presenting an original Valentine
verse or paying. Arrangements
were made for the coming short
course on salads which will be held
in the town hall on the afternoon of
March 13th, commencing at one
o'clock, IVIolesworth members will
be guests for this course and any
Woman in the community who is
interested in salad making, will be
wiilcomed.
The program committee of 1955
was re-eleeted for 1.956 as follows:
Mrs, H. Patterson, Mrs. D. S. Mae-
Naughton, Mrs. Harvey Timm, Mrs.
Toni Burke, Miss K. Hazelwood
and Mrs, John Lane.
Members planned to attend
Achievement Day, to be held ill
Wingham High School on Saturday,
February 18th, at 0.30 and I.30
o'clock.
Mrs, Hart gave the courtesy re-
marks. Mrs, Wes Newton, Mrs.
Earls, Miss- M. Jardine and Mrs.
MacNaughttm were hostesses for
the mooting.
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