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Pursuant to a resolution of the Howick
Township Council I hereby proclaim
Wednesday, Dec 26, 1956 8
BOXING DAY
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in the Township of Howick
H. Gowdy, Reeve
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HOWICK FARMERS
MEET IN hORRIE
GORRIE-Howick Federation of
Agriculture and Howick Hog
Transportation Division held a
meeting on Wednesday afternoon
in the Gorrie community hall. El-
mer Harding outlined the reasons
for an "open market" campaign in
the County of Huron and for the
Township of Howick. The com-
mittee appointed for the township
were Gordon Angst, chairman, Geo,
Ashton and Glad, Edgar.
R, A. Hergott, from the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture address-
ed the meeting and outlined
transportation problems. He leci
the question and discussion period.
The object of the meeting was to
get producers to direct the hogs
to the open market.
The meeting was chaired by
Robt, Connell, president of the
Howick Federation. It was very
informative, with about 75 in at-
tendance.
Mrs. Fred Mahood
Funeral Wednesday
GORRIE-Annie Maude Mahood,
widow of the late Fred Mahood,
passed away early Monday morn-
ing in the Wingham General Hos-
pital in her 78th year.
She was a daughter of the late
Wm, Pritchard and Agnes Fee.
She had lived on the 14th conces-
sion of Howick and in London.'
She was a member of the United
Church.
,Surviving are six sons: Warren,
Duluth, Minnesota; Cecil, Tees=
water; Lionel, Howick; Fred,
Mount Albert, Ont.; Heber, Cape-
town, New Brunswick and Leland
of London; three daughters, Mrs.
R. (Agnes) Riddols, Listowel;
Mrs, Helen. Hedrick, Toronto; Mrs.
Lois Maguire, London; two broth-
erg, S. J. Pritchard and Stewart
Pritchard, Harriston.
The body is at the Edgar funeral
home until' Wednesday, when ser-
vice will be held there at 1,30 p.m.
The Rev. H. West of Belmore will
officiate. Interment will be in
Woodland Cemetery, London.
Gordo Couple 47.
Years, Married
qoRRIR.-- Mr. MA'S, Leenard.
Apttan spent, the,weelt at the helm
of Mr,. and Mrs. Poh. .nuttari,
Goderick who 'accompanied them
on "Sunday the home of Mr, and.
Mrs;. Itussell Buttati,. -where a sur-
prise awaited thelar
Their family and of their
granclehildren bad gathered to
celebrate i with them their - 47th
wedding .anniversarY, We extend
our best wishes to this highly re
spected couple,
Anglican Church
GORRIE---The 4 Christmas corn-
nennion service w),II be on .Sunday
next, December 23rd .'There. will be •
special music by tlf!4.• -Choir,: -
On Friday. evening, December 21.
the annual Chrislmrls tree and',
party for •the -.children will, be held
in the 1.4.OrL, ball, commencing at
s o'clock, There will he a short Pro-
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C.G.I.T. Vesper •
Service Held
GORRIE-The National Christ-
.; mas Vesper Service of the Cana-
j dian Girls in Training at the Un-
ited Church on. Sunday evening
it. was impressive and one to be re-
A, membered, The church was dimly
,[lit by colored Christmas tree lights pi and the two lovely lighted Christ-
i& mas trees at the front of the
'‘ church.
The C.G.I.T. formed the choir and
sang two voluntaries with Faye
Edgar at the organ. Corinne
Rhame played a violin solo "Star
of the East."
Margie Hastie was in 'charge of
the service, Sandra Edgar read the
Christmas story from Luke 2;8-20,
and from Matthew 2:1-12. Mra, W.
J. V.'Buchanan read a Christmas
stery The candle lighting service
was a highlight, Following the girls
went carol singing and later were
entertained by the W.M.S. •
Leaders of the C.G.I.T. this year
are Mrs, Bob Edgar and Mrs, Tom
O'Krafka,
Shower Held
For Newlyweds
Woman's Association
e.tects
Scripture, Mrs, Dunbar and Mrt
Glad Edgar gave. Christmas read,
Chnroh was held at the' rbome.
Mrs, Andy Edgar on the ,,1,8th
read the Christmas story from th.
ings, followed by earol singing,
lng the • W•A,• of the . 'UMW
vige. and. Mrs, L. Vogsn . offered
prayer, Mrs, 'W, V. p.ucharoxi,n,
p.amoor moo,
,
theWorfillip .set
a
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Mgs, Gordon• Edgar, • president,
had charge. of the business, A po t
luck supper was arranged Or th e
annual meeting of the church . to .
be held. January 9, Election of' of
Mors was .. conducted Mr S. Buchanan, 'The), are as fellOWSt.
President, Mrs, l'VfcInnes' ;
vice-president, Mrs, Lionel John
.stop; rec.-sec,, Mrs, A. . Heibein
assist,-sec„, Mrs, Lorne Walker
fin.-see., Mrs, • Fred Oyndlnaii;
treas., Mrs, Allan Byndman; par-
sonage,N committee, Mrs. We S
Strong, Mrs. C, Mrs,- J. g4„,
wards, Mrs. A. Adams; pianists,
Mrs, Karoid • Kyndman, Mrs. Ke n
flowers .and cheer, Mrs, W,,
Trimble; guest . speaker, .Mrs, H. Robinson, Mu, C. Grainger; ..press
sec., Mrs. George Brown; nomin
ating comm., Mrs, Gordon Edgar,
Mrs, B. Carson, Mrs. Ferguson
program comm., Mrs. B. Farrish
Mrs, C, Grainger, Mrs. Ft: Adams,.
Mrs.. Manfred' Irwin; auditors, Mrs.,
Gerald Galbraith and Mrs, A..Tay-
ler. . .
Mrs.. Glad Edgar conducted a
contest which was greatly enjoyed,,
The meeting closed with the ping-
ing of. "Away in a Manger". Lune h
was served and a social hour spent.
Mrs. Norman Charles
Dies in London
GORRIE-A resident of the
Howick-Wallace boundary, Mrs,
Norman Charles, died Sunday In
Victoria Hospital, London, follow-
ing a brain operation. She was in
her 57th year.
She was born in Gainsborough,
Sask,„ the former Jennie Henry.
She was married October 3rd, 1936
at Birch River, Manitoba, to Nor-
man CharleS, who survives her,
also two brothers and two sisters
in the West. They came to Ontario
in .1947.
Thebody is resting at the Edgar
funeral home until Thursday when
service will be held at 2 p.m. Inter-
ment will be in Gorrie Cemetery.
NEE
Mr. and Mrs. Allan. UnderWood,
Wingham, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Underwood on Sunday.
We extend congratulations to Mr
and Mrs. Clifford Hallman, the for-
mer Esther Behrns, who were mar-
ried on. Saturday, December 15 at
the United Church parsonage by
the Rev. W, J, V. Buchanan.
The January meeting of the
Gorrie mra„ will be held one week
later than the regular date. It will
be held at the 'home of Mrs. Andy
Edgar on, Tuesday. evening, Janu-
ary 8th at 8.30, Roll call, "How
to Educate One's Self",
Following the installation of of.•
ficers by Mrs, Wm. Wilson at the
December meeting of the Gorrie
L,O.B.A, on Monday evening, De-
cember 10, the ladies held their
Christmas party, when an exchange
of gifts and refreshments were
highlights of the evening.
Miss Kate Hazelwood of Wrox-
eter spent a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Wade
last week.
At the L.O.L. euchre on Wed-
nesday evening of 'last week Mrs.
Mabel Stewart won the ladies'
prize for highest score and Art
Stephens the prize for the gents.
Mr. George Beattie won two tur-
keys at the annual Christmas tur-
key draw of the Pal Mocha Shrine
Club. W, E: Whitfield and Ken
Hastie won a turkey each,
S,S. No. 18 held their annual
Christmas concert on Friday eve-
ning, featuring a visit from Santa,
Mrs. S. Donaldson is teacher,
BRENDA MAcLENNAN
MISSION BAND PRES,
(Late for last week)
The Christmas party for the
Mission Band of the United
0-with Was held in the Sunday
School zoom with an attendance of
47. •
The opening hymn, "Away In a
Manager" Was sung folloWed by
a prayer by Mrs. bon Rosenhagen.
The Mission Band. purpose Was re-
cited and the trea,Surer's report
given by Brenda Conron, The of-
fering was received andi the offer-
tory prayer given by Beverley
Cunningham.
Lynda Green, the temperance
secretary, gave ari interesting re-
citation On temperance. Mrs, Jim
Ilamilton read the Scripture, after
which Mrs. D, Miller told the story
of the "First ChriStmas". Brenda
Conron and Helen Carbert- each
played a selection of Christmas
8atels and Vane Itosenhagen,. Jane
Day and Ruth Ann Hamilton sang
a trio, "Oh Conte All Ye Faith-
ful". •
The closing hymn was "Oh Little
Town of Bethlehem", Each child
received a- bag of Chr‘stniaa candy
lea
The following are the new ()the.
ers for 1957:.
President, Brenda MacLennan;
1St Vice, Lynda Green', seoretary,
Sally Crawford; treasurer, Brenda,
Conron; temperance see., *Mien
Carbert; Peace seeretary, Judy
Callan; World Friends secretary,,.
Cathy Roderic, hyriiirt book MOM.
tors, Terry lVloridey,‘ David Mad-
ttac offertory Monitors, itch Vo.
Nan arid. Paul Tiffin,,
Dies, in 50th.. Year
Pamed ,away in, the. Oarretherla
nursing, home, Lue)giuw, on ,aat,+
arday evening after a It ngknY
illness in her 90th. seal.
She was a daughter of the late
Mr.- and Mrs, AWN, Smith Pt .Gorrie
And - had spent most of her life in
this community. ger •11.0.4hand, the
late Robt. Hastie, predeceased her
several years ago.
She was an •active .worker in'the
Presbyterian •Church until union
and since that was 1a .member of
the Gorrie United Church,
Surviving are four sons, Xen,
rietb, Howielt; Jelin, Banning, gall-
fernia; -Alga and Walker of Tor-
onto and one damghter, Mrs.. Mil-
ton Smith (Jessie) .ef.'$tonffvill.Q.
There are nine grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Funeral service was at the Ed-
gar funeral home on Tuesday at,
2,30 p.m., with Bey. W, J. V.
Buchanan in charge,' Interment in
the. Wroxeter Cemetery,
White Gift Service •
At United Church
GORRIE--The White Gift ser-
vice of the Gorrie United Church
was 'held at 11,15 a.m. on Sunday
morning, The Sunday School
Children, in a processional led by
the choir singing a Christmas car-
ol, came and offered their White
sacks to be placed on the lighted
Christmas trees,
' The :Rev, W, J. V. .Buchanan in
his talk said that like nary we
hang .keep things We loVe In our
hearts, It is in helping- we find the
right meaning of ChriatitiO,S.
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otnieh, 'fleet and table lamp and
address and Bruce Itteller made
Mrs, 'bow' Thorntott read the
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