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an;n4:1 picnic g the, Skinner
lies, held at' 'Stratford on Sunday,
Around IA were present.
Mr. and Mrs. George :Currie :spent
.Sunday with London relatives,
Billie Reavio visited with his
father, Mr, Rutherford Reavie in
.StmnybrQolc I-Iospitul last Thorn,.,
day.
Mr. and Mrs. .01:nyclon Cox, of
Fonthili spent a few days this week
with her mother,. Mrs. Mae rocs
and Miss Terriff,
Miss Marlene Istaniey; 9f Luck
now, and Miss jean Stanley and
Jack Johnston; of London, 5pOlit
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, ,Gershorn Johnston, Mr,
and Mrs. LuraWick and Mr, and -
Mrs. Stewart Smith and children
of ''Kitchener. visited there on :Son-
day,.
Miss Potty LOU Met,
don is holidaying this
Mr. and MPS, Victorlihn414
Pmerson rooeived word .on
that his sister, Mrs. John. Ifs
of Blyth, had fallen in her
and broken her left hip, She
taken to Wingham Hospital,
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Were honored on Friday night when
a shower was twig ht the Vitietale
Community }:1011.
Mrs. Ross' Gray read an address
and John Minden presented • a
Pura° of money on behalf of friends
and neighbors, Bill .expressed al?*
Preeiation on behalf of himself
and Marjorie, who have taken tip
residence in Wingham,
Smith'S orchestra provided music
for dancing.
home here, •
The. Tuesday Starlight Group,
Wroxeter 'United Church will hold
its regular meeting on Tnesclay.
afternoon, July 13th, at 3 o'clock,
at the 'home of Mrs, Wm. Wright,
The program is being arranged by
Mrs. Lloyd TOWnsend .and Mrs,
Andy Gibson and will include a.
tour of CKNX-TV station: Mem-
bers please note change of time.
The July, mooting of the. Woman's
Missionary Society, United Church,
will be held on Friday, evening, at
8.30 o'clock 'at the home of . Mrs.
Wm. G. Gibson. Mrs. Frank Dads
will he' in charge of the PrograM.
Visitors at thehoine of Jim and
Mks. rt Sanderson during the past
Week were Thomas Sanciersoii,'De-
troll, Rev. and Mrs. Alex Sander.
son and daugheer, Jean, of Toronto,
Mrs. Selby Dobbs and son, George,
'Beaton 'and Mrs, IL H. Mercer of
11elarkdale.
Mr. Arthur Green, Hamilton, was
a weekend visitor With Mr. and
Mrs; George Harris.
Rev, XV; J:, V, arid Mrs. Buchanan,
Kelvin and Maureen, left on Thurs-
day for Dalhousie Lake where
they will spend their Vacation.
Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton was in
Stratford:on Wednesday to attend
the Shakespearean play, "The
Merry Wives of Windsar".She.was
accompanied by Mrs. Charles -Veer-
choor of Ann Arbor, MrS, A, A.
Thibadeau,' Bliffalo, N.Y., Mrs, F.
•Porsiei, of Toronto-andfIVIrs. I.
Gamble, di FordWich. ,
Congratulations' to Dr. arid Mrs.
on June 15th Pelleville, Mrs.
BrOWP, hi a daughter of Mr, and
MN, Arthur Ttnnnain of Selby, Pr.'
Brown: is a son of Mr. and Mrs.:
Thomas Brown, of Wroxeter and
is a graduate of the O.V.C. at
Guelph. He has been practicing for
some years at Selby,. They Spent a
few days last week With the form-
ex's parents here,
Quasi: speaker at that United
Church on Sunday, July 18th, Will
be a Gideon. Layman. Service will
comnience at 10 o'clock, Sunday
soh of f011oW the ImPrning Ser-
vice,
Mrs. W. E, Weir spent butt week
with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Weir of
Toronto and Mr, and Mrs,. Allister
Green and daughter; of Win ;ham,
who were holidaying at Poplar
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shrieber, Tor-
onto, recently visited Mrs. W. D,
Weir and Mr, and. Mr's, George
Gibson, Mrs. Shrieber Was a daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Hartley (the former Minnie Weir
of this district,)
Mrs. D. S, Mac-Naughton and
John 1VItteganghton spent. Sunday
.with Mr. and Mrs. M4 S. Aiitenhead
at Bayfield.
Mr. and ,Mrs. KnovviSton Hastie
of Montreal,' spent part of last
week with Mrs. W, T. Elliott and
Mrs. Andrbw Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sanderson and
sons attended the Bolger reunion at
hayfield. on Sunday ,afternoon,'
Miss Gettrude Sangster, Detroit;
is holidaying with relatives here.
Paul and Gail "Static are spending
their, holidays with relatives at
Flesherton.
Mr, and Mrs, Ira MacLean.spent
Thursday in London. Their son,
Murray, who had been, holidaying
there returned home with their'.
We welcome Misses Elsie and
Marian Gibson, Winnipeg, who
,have arrived to spend the summer
vacation at their home here,
.Mr, and Mrs. David Draper end
children, Toronto, attended the
Howl& Centennial. Mrs. • Draper
and children remained for a longer
Visit.
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WRONETER--An interesting
item Published when Howick Cen-
tennial was held is included in a
pamphlet containing the history 0(
all the Howlett churches.
Wroxeter ,PreShYterian
had its beginning May 1856,
when Mr. John Wylie of TurnberryJ
made a visit to Messrs. Theinaa
and. Robert Gibson. Through their
efforts a minister was finally se.,,
eared in 1858, The first church was,
built and dedieated oh February
1, 1863, at a cost of $830.00. The,
present church erected ill 480 cost '
between five and Six thousand dol-
lars,
The following .ministers served'
1858, Rev. W. C. young; 1866,
Rev, George, Brown; 1888, Rev,
Thomas ,Davidson, M,A,; 1894, tev,
A. 5. G. Anderson, B.A,; 1903, Rev,
L. Perrin; 1912, Rev, T. M. Wesley;
1917, Rev, C. A. Malcolm; 1920,
Rev, R, Harkness; 1923, Rey, C. A.
Ferguson; 1924, Rev. A A. Arm-
strong B.D, remained as ;minister
after church union in 1925.
Methodist Church
The Wroxeter congregation, was
organized= in 1856 as part of How-
iek Methodist Mission, In 1879
Wroxeter, Salern, and 13elniore be-
came a separate circnit.• Unfortun-
ately the names of the ministers
who served here are not available
until the year 1901, Those coming,
after that year were:
1901, Rev. I. A. McKelvey; 1904,
Rev. J. Osterhout; 1907, Rev.
A. L. Russell; 1909, Rev, C. W. Mc-
Kenzie; 1911, Rev. A. S.
1912, Rev, R. S. Lacklanct; 1916,
Rev. A: J, Love; 1917, Rev. F.
Stride; 1920, Rev. M. E. Lym-
blirner; •1921, 'Rev.' A. A. Rehires;
1923, Jtev. 'A. I: BroWn;
FolloWing church union the'
ministers of ' Wtoketer United
Church 'of ' Canada (comprising
Wroxeter and Salem) 'Were:
1925, Retr. D. A, Armstrong, B,D,;
1928, Rev. H. Bolingbrooke, B,A.,
BD.; 1931' Rev. W. A. Finlay,; 1936,
Rev. A. M. Grant, B.A., 13:b., 1941,
Rev. J. L. Poster; 1947, rieV. U. E.
Cronhielm; 1951, Rev.' E. W. Todd;
1955, Rev. W. J,*. Buchanan, B.A.,
•
In 1955 Gorrie and , Wroxeter
amalgamated • and Salem •Church
was, closed. The Gorrie minister re-
maihed with the newly formed
charge.
WHITECIIURCH
Mr, and Mrs. Will MeClenaghan;
who have been visiting during the
past week with McClenaglian rata ,
titres in this district, left On Thurs-
day for their home at Rock Creek,
Ohio and their niece, MiSs Mildred
McClenaghan accompanied them
home to Rock Creek to spend a
week there.
Among those who visited over
the week-end at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Norman Coultes and at-
tended the' funeral of the late
James Dow on Tuesday were Mr,
arid Mrs. David 'Dow and Mt: and
Mrs. Harry Brawley, of 'Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon' Dow, Mr.
John Dow, and Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Dility:itil = from. "CrornartY, .Mr. and
11 'Mts. ...artrey Dow, Mr. .iiiicti:Mrs.i
Erie DoW and Mrs Chas. Pake, of;
Mitchell; Mrs. Jas. Larsen of Gran-
ton; Mrs. McGill, of Mitchell and
William and
Denfield; Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
of Fordwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Erb, of
Teeswater, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. E.
Currie and Mr. and Mts. Robert
Arbuckle visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt,
Mr. and -Mrs, Johnston Conn,
'Ruby and Betty Ann, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace. Conn and family
spent Sunday at the home of their
Water, Mrs, Harold Johnston, of
Parkhill.
Miss Mary Ross has completed
her business course In Toronto and
is spending this Week at the home
of her parents, Mr. and. Mts, Frank
Ross, of Turnberry.
Mr. arid Mrs. Wm, Rooney, Mr,
and Mrs. Willard Allen and family
of Mount Forest, and Mr, arid Mrs,
Alex McLellan and fainaily, of kit.
chener, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, ICennetil Dowling.
Mr. Victor Emerson took a load
Of children to Teeswater on Mori-
day Where they take SivittiMing
lessons at the pool, They go on
Mondays Knd Thursdays.
'r, and mrs, Arehle M Watt and
daughters of Toronto visited last
Thursday with his parents Rev.
and Mrs. W, 3, Watt on their way
to• their cottage at Pine River,
Mt. and Mill; Wm, Caslick• arid
Children and Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Ottallek apetit Stint* with Mr. arid
Mrs. Wilfred daslick and family
at the Waage at Bruce Beach.
Mr. and IWO. Walter Elliott arid
Children, Mr. Wm. t °rater and
firtillY.. M. and Mrs, flirt )511 on
and 6ildrett off Harristort, And Mr.:
ar'y N
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Arid Mrs, Lyle Hart and
patty have returned to their henle
in Toronto following a two wecim'
Visit with their Parents here, Mr,
and Mrs. Piny Hart have returned
frOM their honeymoon and gone to
take up• residence in St. Catharines.
Mrs. JIM.Sanderson and. three
son; Fveritt, Ross and Donald, all
of Rosetown, Saskatchewan, came
hack for the Centennial and are
visiting reiatiVes here, Mrs. Wm.
Hart and Mr, and Mrs. Lylp Hart
accompanied them to Niagara Palls
on Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Moffat have
gone to spend the summer months
at their cottage at Arnberley, Brtice
Chambers has purehasld their
residence here and nee moved In.
Mr, and Mrs, Moffat and Marjorie
will be missed in the village and
district, where Mr, Moffat owned
the hardware business for many
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Montgomery
and Quentin spent the week-end
here. Mrs. Montgoinery is remain-
ing for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob White, Tor-
onto, spent the week-end here, and'
Mr; and Mrs, ItraO Courteny, Galt,
are staying at her parent's summer
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city wages automatically helps farmers.
The 'farmer's selling t,price for milk delivered to
the city is the satire whether th€ ultimate con- •
sumer is a schoolboy who pays 8 cents for a
glass, or whether he is a prosperous senior in a
luxury restaurant topping off a lunch with a
glass of milk for which he is charged 20 cents
or more.
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to buy all the milk or other food.he and his
family can or will eat, a further boost in pay will
not persuade people tO eat more farm products.
Most city workers not only have enough for
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high standard of living that wage increases in
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Mitas Carol Colieland of Wrek-
eter North spent last week with
her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs,
'Percy Copeland,
Word has been. received of the
Safe Arrival In VarteouVer of Miss
HaaelWood, Miss HalelWood
travelled by Trans Canada Airlines
and enjoyed the trip, At present
she IS Staying with, her nephew,
Bereld Bdwards.
Interesting Centennial visitors
were Mr, and Mrs. Lount'Belden, of
Haney,, British Colurnl+t, It is
HtrctY yeara since the Beldena left
this district, At one time they lived
on the farm, pow owned Eby Mrs.
McCreary on the boundary and at-
tended school at No, le, Mr. and
Mrs. Belden Arrived in time for
the school picnic arid are spending
some time visiting old neighbors
:arid, friends.
and , Mrs, Aylmer Aitchison and
children of Xingston, visited on
'Sunday with Mr. and ,IVIrs. Horace
Aitchison of Wingham.
Mr, and Mrs. ICenneth Barbour
and-children of Belgraye visited ,
on.Sunday with Mr., and Mrs,
Gordon IVIcBurney.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack McIntyre
and Grant; of Wingham and Mrs.
Cecil Falconer and her grandson,.
Allah Falconer, visited on Sunday
with Billie McIntyre at Wasaga
Beach. Billie has been working
-there for the past two weeks,
Montgomery families in this dis•
trict.held a family reunion en Sun-
day: at the home "of Mr,' and Mrs,
John Jamieson with rclatives from
Turnberry and Morris in attend-
ance, Mrs, Donald Montgomery
and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery were in
charge Of the games and contests.
The reunion next year will be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Montgomery.
Marilyn Cameron from Ashfield
spent a few days last week at tl4e
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rin-
foul and Donna Rintoul accompan-
ied her home to spend a few days
this. week at Mr. Ralph Cameron's
in Ashfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clark and
giandson, Beverly of Hensall visit-
ed last Wednesday with Mr. and
Mr,3. Kenneth Mason and Mr. and
'Mrs. Shirley Towers and son Paul
of Toronto visited there on Sat-
urday on their way to visit with
Mr..and Mrs. Harold Mason at kin-
cardiac.
Mr, and Mrs. George Graham of
Hontranek, Detroit, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John
McGee, , and all visited at Taber-
'Morey on Sunday.
Mrs. Hawkins, of London, spent
a few days last week with Mrs.
Thos. O'Malley,
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Newlands of
Brantford visited on Sunday With
Mr, and Airs. Harold Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason and
family attended the twenty-fifth