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MET ON TUESDAY
WROXETER—Tielen• Magee, Pre-sident chaired the meeting of the
131405 of Pro011ae Mission Band. of
the United Chure11, which was held
on Tuesday afternoon following
school. She ,gave the call to
'VOUS Loves Little Children".
"Tell. MC the Stories. of „Thstia"
Was the opening hymn, Mrs., Grain-
ger read the Scripture lesson,
Matthew 18-22; 1.0-2, PaYld
Grainger led in prayer, The hymn,
"1,J.raise Him, Rand° Him" was
sung, The roll call was .answered
by naming 'a -tavnnritn summer, sport:`
Leader Mrs. 'ken Edgar reviewed
two chapters from the study book,
"The Boy with the Busy Walk".
"God. Sees the., Little. Sparrow Fall"
was the closing. hyran • with the
Mispah benediction,
Games' were 'enjoyed outside on
the lawn and the leaders provided
a, treat of candy, Leaders of the
Mission Band are Mrs.. Morwyn
Grainger, Mrs. Lloyd Magee, Mrs,
Ken Edgar and Mrs. Jim Sander-
son,
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Turnberry. an :attractive •bas-
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"Sa8h9011ri stories. are under :such
headings as 'Mother's Bad Boy" by
Mae Harris "Mother and Tom" by
Audrey Kirtonl "Joan's Flowers",
Jill Thornton; The Ball Game",
Larry Elliott, There pis an article
on music where the children tell
aboUt studying the life and music
pofrectiti ;ocno.ruposers and music ap -
Announcement made Of a
ing bus trip to Toronto on June 27,
Mac Barris,first-year, student, who
is clever adrawings, is responsible
for the monthly Cartoon. This
eleVer little rnagasine' is a credit to
teacher ancl,pupils and its subsCrip-
tion' list Is ever growing.
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Parents to Register
Children for Camp
WROXEr,PER—The church camp
for boys and girls, which is situated
near Goderich, will be held July 22-
29 for girls and August 12-19 for
boys. A fine staff will be in attend-
ance to take charge of sports,
swimming' and other activities as
well as Bible study,
Age required is 9 to 15. Parents
are urged to send, their children for
a holiday at 'camp if possible and
are asked to contact Rev, W. J. V.
Buchanan-before June 30th so that
reservation may be 'rookie.
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HISTORY OF HOWICIc
WROXETER—:Th'e platform for
the coming Centennial 'has been
erected and it., is expected fpur
more rehearsals will wind up the
preparation for "The Pagbs froM
the Ages", Some sixty will take
part and the pageant, which prom-
ises a great variety.
It is hoped those who return to
help celebrate this important mile-
stone in the history of this banner
township, Howick, will enjoy seeing
its history depicted by its own
people.
The pageant will be preSented
two nights, June 29 and 30 in the
Gorrie rink,
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol were
in Stratford on Saturday visiting
the latter's :sister,. Mrs. I Edith
Spencer.
. Dr. W: G. Robinson and. Mrs.
Robinson. of Noranda visited during
the week with the Misses Mary and
Beatrice Howes. Dr, Robinson is a
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Art
Robinson of SaSkatoon, who were
natives of this village.
Word has been received from
Mrs. R. B. Palmer of Hazelton,
RC., expressing appreciation for
the bale of babies' clothes sent by
members of the Woman's Mission-
ary Society of Wroxeter United
Church for their work on the mis-
sion field. Mrs. Palmer stated that
already some of the artiele$ had
been Mit to 'good use. .' '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke were
recent visitors at St, Thomas, '
Members of St, Jarnes' Church
joined with St: Stephen's Church,
Gorrie, and Trinity Chureh, Ford-
wich on Sunday afternoon when a
speCial confirmation service was
:held. A social hour was enjoyed by
the . three congregation5 following
the service in the Gorrie Commun-
ity Hall, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacEwen,. of
Brantford, visited with his brother'
and other friends during the week.
Mrs. J. H. Wylie returned on Sat-
urday following a two weeks' visit
with her daughter, Mrs. George
Bradley in Toronto,
Church service was held ins the
church schoolroom on Sunday at
the United Church. Renovations
Will soon be completed. Pews are
being refinished, floors sanded and
the exterior painted. It is hoped
the• church will be ready for use oil
July 1st, when special centennial
services will be held with Rev.
George Wylie, a native of thiS dis-
trict as guest minister,
Open House Held
At No. 2 Turnberry
WROXETER—S.S. No, 2 Turn-
berry held open house on Wednes-
day afternoon When all the ladies
from the section wet!' IhVited to
attend.
For their enjoyment and interest
there was a display of the Work of
the pupils, A short program in-
eluded a puppet, show, and social
Studies plays.
Members of the Junior Red Cross
had handmade 'articles for sale and
served tea at the close.
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The W/4141444. Adlitince-Timcsr' WORN_ 11.941m.10,09).10, SCHOOL MAGAZINE
'HURON 'LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
For All Liberals, Their Families and Friends
JOWETT'S GROVE, BA FIELD
WEDNESDAY afternoon, JUNE 27th
Plan now to attend. Further details next week,
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HARRISTON '
WA Completes Plans
For.C.4terlog:otuff
Centennial Sundayi.
mrnaxwm.13,--mrp, X. V. Buchanan and MSS Gorty as
arranged the June ,meeting of the
WoMares Association held in the
church parlors ,On '11,40(43,Y. noon, Mrs. Buchanan eonducted .
the devotional service- wall the
theme •"Availing Ourselves Of GO'S.
Presence",
"Tor the Beauty of the Earth"
was the opening hymn, Mrs. George
Gibson read a -poem_ "To uch the
Iflarth with Beauty", The •Seripttire
lesson was read ratijkalaiYalr 11*
lowed by. the singing of the ,hymn
"Where "Where :Cross the Crowded Ways
of Life",
Mrs. Buchanan -gaVe'a very fit,
teresting• talk on the 'theme of the
meeting and quoted ,from ,a•,•book
"The Power - of Positive Thinking
for Young People", .especially deal-
ing with the chapter on how to
pray, „
Dorothy Magee gave a ..reading
entitled "Alone with •Pod":„
"Open My Eyes that Z. May See'."
Was the title of a solo by. Mrs,
Charles McCutcheon, Mrs, Buchan-
an closed the meeting with prayer,
Vice-president Mrs. Stanley Gal-
laher took charge of the business
and 15 answered the roll call. A.
catering committee was set up to
look after refreshments on Centen-
nial Sunday, All ladies of the
church will be asked to contribute.'
A decision was made on the pur-
chasing of new carpet for the ,
church and will be financed jointly
by the Woman's Association and
the Tuesday Starlight Group,
The remainder of, the afternoon.
was spent quilting 'a.tid' a' pot-luck
supper was served' by. the commit-
tee in charge. .
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WROXETER—Foreat Lodge A,1
A,M, will hold the annual church
Serviee in Gerrie United Clitirch on
Sunday; June 24th, at 7,30 b'elotk.
Rev. W. J. V. Buchanan will be the
speaker, All ate cordially invited to
Attend this SPiseit11 serviee•