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Dies in 82nd Neat
Institute Arranges :•-•
"At Houle" Nov,• 30
ST, HELENS—The meeting of
St, Helens Wornen'a Irmstituta was
held on November 1st , in •st.
Helens community hall, There
were 12 members, 2 visitors and 1
child present, The roll call Was
answered by "One step I can make
towards world peace",
It was decided tp have 'a mem.
oriel service at. St. Helens on
November 11 at 2.30 p.m., 'With
Rev. Mr. Green In charge,
The ladies of the Institute are to •
meet in front of CKNX on Novem-
ber 22nd at 1,30 to have a., visit to
the studios and also to go through
the, high school.
There will be an "At Home" on
the 30th,.November, Those on.
the program committee are Mrs.
E. W. 'Rice, Mrs, Wm. Rutherford,
Mrs, Fred MeQuillin and Mrs.
Frank McMillin, Those on the
lunch connnitaae ,are Mrs, E. )3er-
biittr, "Mrs. -Chenter • Taylemr, Mrs.
Wm, Humphrey and 'Miss W. D.
Rutherford,
It was decided to have the meet-
ings at 2 o'clock for the Winter
Months. The ladies Were remind-
ed of the Institute Rally on.
November 19th at Cranbrook.
"Juanita" was sung. Mrs. 'Fred
McQuillin had the topic, ',The
Future Is Now", by Padre Young
of the O.A.C. Mrs. Win. Ruther-
ford played an instrumental,
Miss W. D. Rutherford had, 'the
current events and spoke on 'the
Middle. East'. Mrs. Harvey Webb
read two poems, "In Flanders
Fields". and "Indian Summera.
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt gave theare-
port on the .Area, 'Conyentioa
London. The Meeting closed with
the National Anthem arid a deifity
lunch was served by the hoStesses,
Miss Annie latirnin and Mrs. E. W.
Rice. — •
St. Helens W.I.
Plans Service
You are invited to the memorial
service at the cenotaph at the
community hall on Remembrance
Day, Sunday next at 2,30. Rev.
B. F, Green will be in charge of
the service which is being arrange-
ed by the St. Helens Women's
Institute.'
Belmore W.M.S.
Mel Wednesday
BELMORE—The Woman's His.
sionary Society of Belrare United
Church was held on Wednesday
afternoon, Oeteber 31, at the home
of Men T, Abraham with seventeen
ladies present. A hymn was sung.
Mrs. J", Simmons was leader and
followed the theme with Bible
readings from Ephealaris. •
Mrs. Newarma gave a, reading,
"The Dollar and the Cent", and
Mrs. John Rutherford a reading,
"Something to Give", 'Mrs. Harry
Mulvey gave the first chapter in
the study book, "East from Bur-
ma". Mrs. Abraham and Mrs. Mr-.
per each gave a ghat reading on
temperance.
The roll call, a verse on faith,
was well responded to. Mrs. West
then took over the business pat -of
the meeting, after which Mrs. Sim,.
Mons closed with prayer.
A crisp and valuable piece 'of
advice is included in, a recent Oda.
torial in the Sarnia 'Observer;
"Every delver should burn it into
his brain that the little red light
on the dash was hot put there for
decorative piirPoses, It is a vional,
w'ar'ning that your' ights ,are 'en the
high beam and they May blind, the
oyes of all. oncoming drMr,i
Lunch was nerved by Marie'
Hrown, Margaret McCann, Ruth
Hibberd and, Bonnie Inglis; The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Patsy Harris. The .ineet=
ing closed with Taps.'
Miss M. Brown
Dies in Hospital • • .
vofizyncEr—A native of alow-
ick Township, Miss' Margaret
Brown passed away on Wednesday,
October 31st in Listowel Memorial'
Hospital. She had been ill for only
short time.
Miss Browla was' a, member of
the Women's Institute and the Un-
ited Church. She !had been • a
dressmaker all her. life:
Born In Howick 78 years ago,
she Was the, last, surviving member
of her family, fpur sisters having
predeceased her.
Funeral service was held from
the Edgar funeral home in Gorrie
'on 'Friday afternoon With Rev. J.'
W, Bird officiating. ' Interment
was iri Fordwieh cemetery. , •
MTs. ThoS,.. Nash
Marks '89th Birthday
GORRIE—Mrs, Thos. Nash cele-
brated her 89th birthday.on Satur-
day,, Nov. 3rd, et he? home with
members of her family spending
the day with her.
Mrs. Nash is the wife of the foa-
mei editor of The Gorrie Vitiate.
Many friends will join us in cell-
gratulationsa and beet wishes. Mere'
for the -birthday ,celebration were
Mrs. Rose Patterson of Mt, Forest,
Miss Alma Nashl Mrs.: R. P. Nash
and Mrs, Bruce Horn,e of Toronto,
United Church Notes
Mission Band
'GORRIE—The Mission Band will
meet Thursday` after '4 p.m. 'and
members are asked 'to hring their
thankoffering envelopes. The eon-
gregation • is • reminded that the
Mission Band is- again aelling
Christmas cards this year.
0 - -0 -0 .
Gorrie-Wroxetei Y.P.U. is inait.
ed to attend the Wingham. United
Church service on 'Sunday, •Neva.
11th at 7 p.m. Members are asked
to mtet at the church at 6.30 p.m.
for transportation. , ,
special 'meeting in Wingham Unit-
edmChurch on Sunday evening next
at 7 o'clock.
0o-0 •
The Woman's' Association, United
Church, - will -bold ...their November
meeting on Tuesday, November 13,
at 1.30, o'clock. Members please
noteachange of date.
MRS. LW. TIFFIN
IS SPECIAL SPEAKER
WROXETER—Late a u t,u m n
-flowers in basket arrangement
gave a seasonable setting for tte
Autumn thankoffering service of
the Woman's Missionary Society
of. Wroxeter United Church which
was held in the church on Sunday
evening. Members of the Cana,dian
Girls in Training, with their lead-
ers, formed the choir. They chose
for an anthem, "We'ime a Story to
Tell to the Natiots." Miss Corinne
Rhame, of Gorrie, played a violin
sore, "Chanso Triste" by, Tschai-
Rovsky accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Harry Rhame, organ-
ist of the church,
President Mrs. D. S. MacIlangh-
ton conducted the meeting, assist-
ed by Mrs. W. J. V, Buchanan, Who
read the Scripture lesson and Mrs.
Gilbert Howes, who led in prayer.
Mrs, Allen Munro and Mrs. Ja
Wylie received the offering which
was dedicated by Rev, 'W. 3, V.
Buchanan.
Guest speaker was Mrs. Wilbur
Tiffin of Wingham, who based her
remarks on the parable of the
talents., The speaker said as Cana-
dians we have so much, while in
other parts of the world many have
no little, Until a church reaches out
to help others its own life will not
be carolled, As members of the
church, we should wit n os
wherever we are. To whom much
has been given muck will be re-
quired.
Hymns Chosen for the special
service were "Jesus Shall Reign
Wheraer the Sun;" "I Need Thee
Every Hour" and "0 God of
Bethel." The president spoke
words of appreciation to all who
had taken part in the meeting, es-
pecially Mrs, Tiffin for bee blear-
ing address and Corinne Rhame for
her violin .solo.
All UNITED CHURCH
WROXETE11.--•-A special Arial.
atiee Day service wilt be held, in
'Wroxeter United Church on. Suit-
day, November 11th, at 3.15 in the
afternoon. Rev. W, ,T, V. Buchanan
minister of the church, will be
aassisted by Bev. Frank. Russell of
St. James' Church, Following the
church service there will be S. short
service at the 'Cenotaph In Wrok-
eter Ceinetery,
Anglican Church
GORRIE—Service on • Sunday • next, November 11, will be at two
in e the afternoon, 'onhalf hour'
earlier than the' regular time as the
rector is to assist at- the Rearm-
brapee service at • Wroxeter. Sun-
day Sehoel will be withdrawn. -
0:- 0 - 0
"'Tie Guild of St. Martha will
meet on Wednesday, evening, Nov.
7 at 8.30, at the home of Mrs. Earle
King. '
hORRIE
Mr. Harold David had a sale of
livestock .on Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs,, Vera. Gregg accompanied '
her non, George, to Sarnia, ancSat-
urday, where she 'will spend the
winter, ••
extend sincere ,sympathy to
the Cooke family in their .bereave-
Ment.
`1)1,Ns. Wia. 'Corbett has returned
hone after a ten-day visit with re-
latives at Fordivich and Harriston.
Mr.' and Mrs T, C. Vittie, Jack
Stafford and., Bob Steurnoi, attend-
ed the" wedding la the Baptist Ch.., of Miss Shir-
ley Hall aad M. 1301 Stafford on
Saturday, Mr, and Mrs, Bill Baines
of Kitchener and Miss Betty Doten
. of Windsor, who Spent the week-
end at "the Vittie home, were also
guests at the wedding. •
Mra,and Mrs. Walter Hermiston
Af N'orinanbi.'"apetit Sunday with
Mr. and Ml's', ET Strong.
Miss Marlette Feigel of Kitchener
anent the week-end' at hers home,
Mrs, -Bob Edgar returned Thurs.
-adkaatroin the VV,ingharn. .General.
Hospital; where she had undergone
an. appendectomy.
Mr. Bert Wright has returned to
his home ' here after, spending
several months with ',relatives and
friends. in the West. •
..Mr. and Mrs. .Lewitt, VVingham;
and Mi, and Mrs. William Taylor
of Salem,. visited Miss Emma aIr-
win en Wednesday atternadn.
Mr. and Mtn. Leslie Cridland of
Toronto visited with the ReV, P.
E., and Mrs, Russell'. from Thurs-
day to Sunday,Mr. Keith Cridland;
their son, sPerit the week-end at
time same honte.
Mr. Glenn Austin had a clearing
Sale Of farm stock, and implerents
on Monday; October 20, Glenn~ left
Thursday. morning for British Co-
lumbia, where he, plans to enlist in
the Canadian Army. Mr. Wm. Ben-
,
nett, has purchased'the north .fifty
of the Austin farm, lot if, .con. 11,
Mr. and Mrs, Boyd 'of Kia-
cardina, Miss Mary Gordon and
Mr. 'Joseph .McInnes ,of Teeswater,
Mrs, and ra. John cInnes, Winga
liana spent Sunday' with Mr. and:
Mrs. T. L. McInnes. .
• Mr. , and Mrs. Fred Hyndman and
Mrs, John -Gowaly, Were supper
gueata on Thursday of Mr: and
liarry Gowelv; .. •
Mrs. John Gowdy Spent last week
atthe hume of her brother, Mn
joieph Vogan and Mrs. arogan;lof
• , •
Mra and Mrs. Norniarm Woodley
of Tyrone and Mr, 'and Mrs, D,
Rieke of Harriston visited on Sat-
'urdity' ith Mr. and Mra. A. L.
Stephan. ,, •
Mr. and Mrs; Tell, Montgomery
and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mont,'
gothery, of London spent Sunday.
With friends here and Mrs, John
Mouton-hay returned honne With
therd. • ,
Ma area Mrs, Elgin Fulton and
Richard of Galt spent Sunday with
Mr, and Maia Robert Harrison.
Nita, Bella Greaves has retained
hoine from Tamara
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Hyntlinah
spent a few daYs in Toronto last
week. .
Mr. mi.() Firs. Vaal Lloyd of
Pontiac, Mich., 'Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Higgins of i3lyth spent a day;
recently with Mrs. W. J, Gallagher
and Miss Maude Higgins. Mrs,'
Robert Higgins of Pilot -Mound,
Man., also paid a short visit at the
same IMMO,
Mr, and, Mrs, Ronald Short of
Guelph visited with Mr, and Mrs,'
Thos. Short and Miss Myrtle 'on
Mr. „and, Mrs: Wrn. Morris of
Brussels, visited With their' 'tlittigh..
tor, 'Mrs, Floyd Hutton and Mr,
Htitteri oft Thaiday,
Mr. and Mra, Arthur yield, tarn-,
both, aPent lad .Sunday with
and Mts. OttitiOltdili tdgEile.., •
Mike Edith McCallum and, Mrs,
/fiat dallittici, of Mount /tong,
Mrs, Alex, Hill oil Trenteri, Mr, tti
Hislop-Sanburn
laLUEVLE—On October 27th,
the wedding took place of Mary
Isabelle Sanburn, of Turnberry
Township, and George Charles His-
lop off Howick Township. The at-
tendants were Miss Evelyn
'Louise Hislop and Charles Robert
Sanburn, The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. R. A. Brook in the
United Church-man: Se.
Ladies of WA.
Hold Bagaar
)31411WAL;11---The Woman's As-
sociation of the United Church held
a very suceeSsful hataar arid ice on
Oenber girt, when. the attendance
was large and salts brisk, iteti.
A, Brook opened the Wear' with
appropriate Words,
• Urtited Y.P.U.
Elects Officers •
BLUEVALE—The Y,P.U, met in
the United Church on Sunday
evening With Bob,'Fraser president,
presiding, Kenneth Johnstoe had
charge of the study program amid
Joyce Hoffman give an interesting
account' of her summer camp ac-
tivities at the 1 United Church
camp at Goderich.
The election of officers for the
1056-57 season resulted in the fol-
lowing:
President, 'Joyce Hoffnum; vice-
pies., Marie Johnston; see.-treas.,
Harold Johnston; pianist, Marie
Johnston; assistant, Joyce Hoff-
Man; le'aders of groups, 1. Doug-
las Fischer; 2, Robert Fraser; 3.
Lloyd Wheeler; assistant, Kenneth
Johnston.
The iltav °Meets will take charge
at the November 18th Meeting.
BLUEVALE
Mra and. lairs, Charles Coulter
spent -last week at Clinton,
Mrs: .Charles Johnston and Mrs,
Charles - -Bosnian motored, to
Branniton 'for a holiday last week.
Henry Mathers, „has returned
home after hospital treatment in
Wingham and London Hospitals.
Visiting on Sunday at the
of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon
and Mr. and Mrs, J: K. McTavish
were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McKin-
non, of Toronto and Mrs. Alex
Armstrong of Brussels. -
While taking apart the old house
on the Ilockridge property, C. B.
Hoffman found two -old revolvers,
their age uncertain. On one all
marks were filed off, the other one
was marked "Bulldog".
Mrs, Neil IVIeeEuehren of Clif-
ford, spent the Week-end with her
mother; Mrs. R. F. Garniss. '
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gaston and
daughter of Toronto and Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Brooks and, two daugh-
ters of Galt, visited Rev, R. A.
Brook and Mrs. Brook on Sunday,
'The Bluevale, Women's Institute
will hold its November meeting at
the horde of Mrs. Chas. Mathers,
on Thursday, November 8th, The
motto, given by %ars, Sperling
Johnston, will be "Good health and
good dense are two of life's greatest
bleSsinge Miss 'Ruby Duff will
give some simple health rules, Mrs.
C. B, Hoffman will conduct a eon-
test After Some weeks in Winghani
Hospital, Mrs. Arthur ShaNV has
returned 'to her home improved in
health, Born In 1862, Mrs, Shaw
spent her birthday in the hospital.
Her Many frienda are pleased to
see het resume her usual activities.
Mrs. W, J, Johnston and Mr, and
Mrs. Milton Watson' of Gorrie,
spent Sunday at Fergus, visiting dt
the banes 'of Messrs, Jim and
Keith Watson,.
eased train. Mr. Walter Horsburgh,
Mr, and 'Mrs. Horsburgh purchased
,the home of Mr, and Mrs. Boss
Coa,tes and moved in last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Wildfang
Of Toronto vialtedSaturday with
Mt. and Mrs. Roy 'Simmons and
on S. morning they attended
the aptisnial aerVide -for. the he.
tant daughter ofMr, and. Mrs.
ken Elliott In the Arthur' United
biturelt,
New Buildings
Under Construction
BLUEVALE—There is a build-
boom an* Bhievale, A. D. 'Smith. is
erecting a new post office bonding
on land bought from Burns Mof-
fatt a-C: B. Hoffman is building am.
laige poultry house on the former
Hoekritige property, Bluevale is
conveniently located for anyone•
,wishing to carry on a business or
for living in residence. It is a
pleasant spa- to live beside our
Maitland' River.
Hallowe'en Party
Held at Hall.
13LIIEVALE-7-Miss Berva Gal-
laher arranked a pleasant Hallow-
e'enparty held in the community
hall for her pupils of. Bluevale
School. Costumes were judged by
Mrs. Gordon Mundell", Mrs. John
Pscher and Mrs. M. McFarlane.
Prize winners were: For best.
comic, Mrs, Elmer Sellers; fancy
costume, Nancy Taylor; best
couple, Mrs. Ernest 'Pletch, Mrs.
Armstrong, Sangster's orchestra
supplied, music for dancing follow-
ing the.judging.
FORDIVIGII
Mies Marjorie Ott of Listowel
visited over the 'week-end with, her
cousin, Miss Pauline' Sothern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl• Stewart of
Listowel ,visited on Sunday with
Mr. and. Mrs. James Vittie,
Miss Reita Harding of London
visited over'the week-end .with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Norman
Harding. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Craig spent
one day last week with Mr. and
Mrs„ Allan, Castle in Toronto. Mrs.
Win. Craig • returned home with
them after spending a couple of
aweeks ther'e.
Miss Allison McCann of Strat-
ford spent ; the week-end at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham Of
St, Marys spent the week-end with'
friends here. •.
Mr. and Mrs. James Strong and
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay,- Galbraith
visited with' friends, in Brampton
on- Sunday. •
.:Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride and
Bobby visited, On, Sunday with. Mr...
and Mrs. Jack Riddell at Teviot-
dale.,
Week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrsaltoss Doig,Were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Gibson and three children and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig, all of
St. Catharines.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Schaefer were
week-end visitors in Toronto' with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wendt.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmott Craig of
Toronto Visited. over '•. the week-end
With Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs.
William Craig.
Sunday • visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. W.• Hargrave were Mr. and
Mrs. Ron'' Reed, Mr.„"and Mrs. Earl
HallnianaKenneth and Vivian, and
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Orth, Shirley
and, Thelina,' all 'of - Listowel:
Mr. and' Mrs, jack; Holtom of
Hespler visited over 'the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. George Holland.
Mrs. Gordon Yeoman and Mrs.
Cecil Yeoman and Billy of Wroxe-
ter visited on "Saturday with. Mr.
and Mrs. •E. Hargrave,
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. McClement
and family visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Cameron 'Stewart at
Molesworth.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Forester were, Mr, and
Mrs, Carl Bender and family. of
Gowarmstown and Mr, and Mrs.
Earny Denny Of Palmerston. '
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Baker were
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Giles and
Gary, Jack Cooke and Gary Austin
of Arkona. '
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Wedzel of
Detroit spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Adam. Zur-
brigg, Miss Ruby Zurbrigg of
Listawel is•aleo spending this week
With her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Ries of
Hanover,, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Harms of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs,
Willard Ries of. Hamilton were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Noah Ries and Ethel,
Congratulations to Ma, and Mrs.
Paul Wendt (formerly Marjorie
Schaefer) on the birth of a daugh-
ter on Sunday, October 28 in To-
ronto.
. Mr. end Mrs, Everitt Allen, Mu:.
Fred Iltanbly and Miss Aldythe
Bait spent' one day last Week in
Kitchener.
Mrs, 'Ed Matthews. spent several
days last week in Guelph,
Mr. Bruce Giles of Delhi spent
the week-end With kr, And Mrs.
George Baker.
CtiagratillatiOes to Mr and Mrs.
Keith Ridley on, the birth of
daughter at WhilidsON on Friday,
November 2nd, a sister for 'Terry
Lac and also to Mr. and Mrs. Bob'
Holland on the birth a a son, on
Monday, October 29th at the kit-
afoot liespital,
Mrs, Alvaretta Wallace Is this
week enoVitha her haliablibld of
feats to the home which 'she put-
abbatitO#Zinis.
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GORRIE MAN '.,HAAS -HALLOWE'EN HATS
MEDICAL SERVICES JUNE!) AT CUT,
P'QRDWJCH—The Q.G.LT, met
at the home of Nano), Sothern
with 28 members answering the'
bfis served as Vice-President and
alao as a direCtpr, He attended the
Co-Operative Medical. Services
convention in Hantilten on October
26 and .g7,
near. Clifford, a son of the late Mr.
anaml Mrs, Nieholas Cooke, IN farm-
ea near Clifford, until retiri,g t9
Gorrie game seven',years age, .
On December 26th, 1899, he:was
married to Clara Hertzberger, who
predeceased 11im. en Dec. lath,
1355..
Silrviving are two sons, Carl, of
11 Waterloo and Clifford, Gorrie;
lir tame daughters, Mrs, Jahn (Edge)
,iusgre-Ye, Gorrie; IVrrs, Peter (Ad.
elta) Merklioger, Waterloo and
Mrs. Melvin (Florence) Greenlay,
Clifford. There are seven grand-
children and two great-grandchild-
red.
• The Rev. W, L V. Plichanarm of
the Gorrie United Church emiduct-
ed the funeral service at the Ede
gar cameral home at 2 p.m. on Mon,
day, with burial in the Clifford
cemetery. Mrs. Arnold Darroch
sang at the service. Pallbearers
were Walter Zeigler, Ernersoh
Hooper,, John Dunn, E. Sehaus,
George King enclqaecter Hamilton,
q.ORRIE — Nicholas Cooke ,
passed on FeidaY the Lis'
towel afeMerial 410sPital afi4r a
short illness from a heart condi-
tion. /fa was in • his tignd year, A
resident of Howick Township all ninth annual meeting in Clinton roll call. The •worship service was
his "fife, he was born on con. 17, on Thursday evening, Mr. Strong token by the two leaders, Mrs. H,
Pollock and Mrs; C, Carswell, after'
which" Elizabeth Pattersen :.gave a
talk ani.correct uniferin find in-
signia,
During the remainder of the
evening the girls enjoyed. a Hallo.'
We'en party convened by Sharon,
Pollock, Diane Carswell and Velma
Eurig, games, contests and for-
tune telling were enjoyed. A parade
of •girls with their own HalloWe'en
hats were judged, Eligabeth Arm-
strong winning the prize,
apKgim—noy Strong was elect-
ed president of the Huron Co-ap-
erative Medicai SeOlees at the
Win Scholarships
FoRDWICH— Marilyn Cooper,
elder" daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wray Cooper and a student at
Macdonald Institute, 0.4G., at
Guelph, .'has received the Huron
COunty Council Scholarship for
girls,
.Gooa (Bob) Winkle, seri • of Mr,
and Mrs. Goeen Winkle, Who is
attending 0.A.C., was awarded the
scholarship' for boys.
-Bah students Are from 'Ford-.
with, Marilyn is a graduate of the
ListoWel High School and .0oosi of
Palmerston High School.
Manor/4 Services
Will Pe Held
P'ARDWIC err Sunday, Nov,'
11th, a Plagaihial service will be
held M the Wro*eter.
Chlirch at 345 p.m Wreaths will be
,placed at the MonaMent. following
the service;
On Monday, 'NOV, 12, qt :19:4o aan,
perviee will be held in the Angli-
can Church at
'
Pordwich and a
service will also be 'held at the
narpornaht after church. Those.tal
lng part will be Rev, Pachanan,
Hey.' McClure,, Rev. Russell and
Rev., Hlyd, * United W.M.S. to
Pack Bale
GORRIE—Mrs, Alex Taylor eras
hostess for the November meeting
of the WM.S, of the United
Church on Thursday evening,
Mrs, W. King was in• charge of
the devotional Period, Mrs. H.
Hamilton read, the Scripture from
parts of the second and third chap-
ters 'of EPhesians and follewed
with prayer, A reading,, "Young
.'Eyes through a Window", was gi-
ven lay Miss IVIargaret Dane. Before
the friging of the hymn "0, Vali-
ant }warts, Who ;to your Glory
Came", Mrs. King gave interesting
comments on the hymn and read
the poem, aDestinyv,
The chapter f rem the study book'
Was taken by Mrs, W. V. Hu-
dbalmani who with; questions and
answers and the use "of. a map,
made the country of south East
Asia aria its people very real,
President Mrs. Glad Edgar was
in charge of the business and it
was decided a bale of. clothing will
be packed on November 15. Any-
one 'having good used clothing id
asked to leave •it in the Clarreh hall
before that time. — ,
Miss. Palethorpe, of London, Will'
be guest .'speaker at 4the autumn
Tbartoffering• service on NOvern-
ber 18th at 8
Buchanan reported on the.
Presbyterial held at Brussels and
gave many suggestiona that other
societies were using .and whiela
might be „used in any W.M.S.
Mrs. 'A. Taylor, in a few well-
chosen words, spoke'of faithful-
ness and, duty well done as. she
presented Mrs, Alert" Hamilton with
a gift from her co-workers, In re-
plying, Mrs. Hamilton gave a re-
view of her early eaperienees
the W.3,1,S.-
* The roll cell was answered by
reporting calls made ,to, sick and
abirt=iire•" Mrs. W, • Strong and
Mrs. H. Ferguson were named a
nominating, committee, • . •
Lunch was served by the -hostess
and committee and, a social time
was spent.,"
,November seems' a strange time of the year to be playing under the
shade of` elegy tree, -Yet Mary Showers, Debbie Bennett and Lois
Showers were doing just; that. on the Friday afternoon holiday from
Wingham. Public School last week, Mary and Lois are the' children
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Showers and• Debbie is the daughter of Mn, and.
Mrs. Glen Bennett, •
WROXETER United Church
Meetings Slated
WROXETER—T h e November
meeting of the Woman's "Mission-
ary Society, United Church, will be'
held in the church schoolroom,' on
Monday evening, November 12th,
at 8 p,m. Mrs, Harvey Timm is
arranging the meeting and Mrs.
-Gilbert Howes is in charge of the
topic. Followirig the meeting mem-
bers will pack the bale of good
Used and new clothing which will
be sent to a needy community in
Northern Ontario.
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Members of the Wroxiter Gor-
tie Young People's Union have re-
ceived an invitation to attend a
Mr, and Mae,- R. B; Abel 'and
Janie, and Mrs, Bessie Jobb,
Listowel, were Sunday visitors at
the, home of Mrs. Reg 'Newton,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley and
Mary Ann of Toronto- • spent the
week-end with Mr. 'and Mrs. J. IT.
Wylie.. •
Mrs. James Harris Is enjoying a
trip • to the. Cermadian West, She
was accompanied from Caperol by
Mrs. IvIaaatee.
'Seven tables were in play when
the Women's Institute • held a pro-
gressive euchre in the community
hell on Thursday night. The party
was arranged •by Mrs., J, H. Wylie
and Mrs, Frank Earls. Miss Verna
Harris won first for ledies, -Mrs. A,
Wright, second, Geo. Day and Wes
Underwood won honors for, the
men, Mrs. A Wright wen the spec-
ial bingo ad, insulated tea pot,
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Baxter of ,Till-
soaring were week-end Visitors'
with Mrs., D. SalVfaeNanghtorl and'
JOhn, •
Mrs. W. G. Gibson spent Satur,
day at the hoine of, her daughter,
Mrs. j. D. McGillivray of Paisley,
Mr. and Mrsa Wm, Hart spent
the week-end in Toronto t where
they visited Lyle and Mrs, Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Doig, Dray-
ton, were dinner 'guesti of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Keating Wingham en
Sunday and ,spent the remainder of
the day with Mr. and Mrs. James
Doig, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Gal-
braith and daughter, Karen, of
Wrexeter North-were also Sunday
-Visitors with, Mr. and Mrs. Doig.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Newton, 'Hata'
riston and Mrs. Reg Newton of
Wroxeter spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Ron-Newton,, of London.
NOTICE—The business places of
Wroxeter will remain closed 'on
November 12th, following Armi-
stice Day—By order of the village
council, 7b
3. Pritchard and Mrs. Mildred Bar-
rons of Harriston were recent
guests at the home of M. and Mrs,
Flag ElYndmarr, •
Evans •McKee and Miss Etta
McKee, • Listowea visited on Sua-
day with Mrs. John Wylie.
Mr. E. H. Strong was 'in London.
on Tuesday of last week for the
Conservation Authority convention.
Mrs. Walter Ridley, Arlene and
Sandra a Whitby and Mrs. 'Her-
bert Attwood of Uxbridge 'were
week-eiid visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Feigel, Sunday guests at the
same' home, who celebrated abe
second birthday of little Beverley
Merrick, which was on November
were Eric Little of &arbor°, Miss
Barbara Merrick• of Wingharn, and
Mr, Al 'Nicholson of Bluevale.
Little Anne Nain, 31a-year-old
daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Nuhn undetwent an operation for
appendicitis in the Wingham Hos-t
pital on Sunday evening. Friends
are ,Thiping ,she may make a• good
recovery: •
Mr: and Mrs. Frank. Earls, Lyinie
and Leone spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs.,W. C. King,
In this June in November, ror-m'an Wade has a `crimson "rambler
with several roses on it.
:SIZING UP OUR OLYMPIC PROSPEcTSk .
,.-0010041 OreiMatiiiiedian • ,
When it conies "to 'site klaillatZen "Jackie,., Maeltionald, left
End. tiny nriiestine ItirSaell ere poles apart, ttit In the beatify
and aihictie departittenth,, the pair have .glamour and h'eptafor
an Olympicmodal, in 'common.. They 'are pictured with •eitter4.,
tolfter DerinY Vaughan, who featured many of Olympia
athletes, on hit' television 'show recently,