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on the highway is against the law.
' Good dr!ve..s always park completely
off the road. Moving traffic needs
all the road space.
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WHITECHURCH
Miss Jean Martin spent last
week at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
David Moffatt of Langside. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss 'and
family of Plattsville spent the
week-end at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Ben McClena-
ghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry, Fran-
ces and Wayne spent the week-end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Mitchell of Toronto.
Mr. Robert McClenaghan of
Rothsay spent last week with his
brother, Mr, Harry IVIeClenaghan
of „Wingham and , with relativ,es
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark McGregor
and sons of Sebringvillc, spent the
week-end • with his mother, Mrs.
Duncan McGregor and Mr. and
Mrs, Jos, Dosman of Carlshrue
visited there one day last week.
Mrs. George McClenaghan, and
Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw and Ivan
Laidlaw were at Kitchener on
Wednesday last where theyattend-
ed the funeral of the late Robert
Knowles, who had been ill for
Many months in the hospital there.
Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan is one
of the surviving daughters. Mr.
Robert McClenaghan accompanied
them and returned to Wingharn.
WROXETER
Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs.
George Galbraith were Miss Eva
Milne, Saskatoon; MisS Kathleen
Carter, VancouVer; Mr, John Brad-
en, Portage La Prairie, Man.; Mr.
and Mrs, Nelson Braden, Poplar
Poinc, man.; Mrs. A. Smith, Lon-
don,
Guests of Mr.- and Mrs, H.
Wylie at their cottage "Hcwards
Haven", Amberloy this week are
Mrs. Marie Sath and Miss Ethel
Sath, both of Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Mr, and Mrs,' Thomas Burke la,
on Tuesday for a holiday when
they viait,Montreal and other
points.
Mr. and Mrs.. Gilbert Howes are
holidaying, in Montreal. They re-
turned to that city with their
daughter,- Mrs. Jim Coombs, Who
had come home for. the Centennial.
Mrs, D. S, MacNaughton and
John MacNaughton spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Borst at
New Hamburg '
.Wroxeter's Women's Institute
will not hold a meeting in July.
They plan a bus trip for which
complete arrangements have not
been made.
Master Billy Ste, Marie Of, CliFs.
ford is staying with his aunt, Mrs.
Andrew Adams. •
Guests of Misses Elsie and Mar-
ian Gibson during week-end
were Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson
and family 'of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hart,, former •
ly Erla Newton, were treated to a
charivari by some of their friends
and neighbors on Friday night.
.Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Grainger
and family spent the week-end.wi'th
London friends. Barry Grainger,
who had spent: the past Weelt
London, returned home with them.
• Murray McLean is . holidaying
with relatives in Walkerton,
Mrs, Ross Coates, Mrs. . Jim
Sanderson, Mrs. Stuart Higgins and
Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton attended
the meeting of the Woman!s Mis-
sionary Society at Fordwich • on
Wednesday evening. Guests at the
Meeting were the Associate Hein-
en' Group and the Woman's Auxil-
iary, Trinity Church, Fordwich.
Mr. and Mrs, Mac Allen and sort
Dick arrived on Friday at their
home here. Mrs Allen returned to
Montreal on Stinday„ Miss Vera
Piercy of London is their guest:
Miss Gertrude Sangster, Detroit,
is holidaying with her sisters Mss.
Ruth MacDonald and Mrs, .Lloy0
Hupfer,
Mr. and Mrs. EldredI Niehol were
in Walkerton on Saturday where
they were guests -at the Dunn
Robinson wedding, The bride was
the daughter. of Dr, and Mrs, Har-
old Robinscii of Walkerton, 13oth
bride and groom aro irom Sttara.-
toon, The ?ceremony took place in
,St. Paul's United Church and the
reception was in the church hall.
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41 United Church •
WRONETER-Mr; , McKnight of
the ,Clicicon group at Listowel, WSW
guest spealor at the morning :Or-.
vice In the 1,Jaitcd Church On gltrl-'
day. Ho told Of the work of
Okleons and a special offering MO
Made on their behalf.
July 22nd and 29th will be ob-
'erved as holiday Sundays when
no services will be held, Rev.
V, Buchanan, will again take UP
his work on Sunday, August 5th,
.00 Wiaglwn../14v,a4c0.4.1.400,. "400 .r/14r LOOKING *two THEIR NEW HOME
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Homeward Way. ,
The president, Mrs. MacNaugh.
ton took charge of the business
period at which time a letter was
read from Mrs, R, B, Palmer, ac-
knowledging a gift of children's
clothing Bent by Wroxeter W,M 5,
to assist Dr. at4 'Mrs, Palmer in
their work on the mission field.,
August will be observed as holi-
day month, the next meeting to
be held on Friday, September 11th.
The hostess solved refreshments
assisted by Mrs. George Gibson and
social hour was enjoyed,
-Central Preag Canadian
Two black bear, cubs from Canada cast wary eyes over sur. roundings while exploring •their new home, in St, Louis, Mo,
The cubs are the gift of John Arado of suburban Affton, who
became responsible for the care of the cubs under Canadian law after he shot their mother on recent hunting trip near Sioux Narrows," Ont. Arado offered them as a gift to the zoo and
George Vierheller, director, enthusiastically accepted the offer.
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WROKETKR,--Mrs. Wm. O. GI h-
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naecting of the Woman's Mission.
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en Friday evening,
• ',file Prograna was ;arranged and
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Phil., chapter 4, verses 4 to P,
lowed by an interesting comIrmn-
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by Mrs, p, S. MacNaughton,
1VLra, George Gibson reviewed a
chapter of the study book dealing
with work among the Indians on
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