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•Clifford Minister
Is Guest Speaker•
GQRRIE---Rev, Petherick, of
Clifford was guest speaker, at the
Easter Tbanitoffering 60rViee Of
the, Woman's MissionaiY Society
on Sunday morning in the United
•Chureh, Got;rieegiwe an inspir• -
ing address, choosing his text
Matt. 0,3q -a7, oila saw the mum-,
WO, scattered ttimad, 4$ Sheen
haying no shepherd, Tire harvest is
.plenteous, but the labourers are
411:: spoke of the prairie proyince
of Saaleatchewan, where he went
as a student to placeS where seri,
vices are 1ielc1 only in the Simmer
month, in widely scattered dis-
triets. Tha; over -broadening new
areas like Uranium City ad Seven
Islands call for more • helpers, All
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can help in.three wan, by Prayers,
going ourselves and our eroneY.
Llashmar
• Drive -1n Theatre
LISTOWEL
THUR. , FRI, MAY 9 - 10
Double Feature
•"ROCK AROUND
. THE CLOCK"
Bill Haley and The Comets
"It Came From •.,
Beneath The Sea"
SAT. - MON. . MAY 11 - 19
"THE NEBRASKAN"
Colony ,
• Phil Carey, Roberta Haines
"Prince Of Pirates"
„ Colour
• john Derek, Barbara, Rush
TUES. - WED. MAY 14 - 15
"Flight To Tangier"
coiou?
Jack Palance, Joan Vontaine,
Winne Calvet
tiROUPS JOIN FOR
RUM[ SERVICE
GOBB14.--The Woman's' Mls,,
slonary PocietY of the 004e Un-
ited Chureh met with the O.G.T.T,
for the re -affiliation. Service, Mrs,
I1T, Whitley °Med With quiet
inuate, Mrs. A. Stephens read frem
Lake 2 and gave the reagens why
re,affillation service is held
,every year.
Faye anit Sandra. Fldifar Sang a
duet "God Wo T91,49b0$ Earth
with Beauty", :MPS, Buchanan ad-
aressed the girls and Mr$, Glad
Edgar ,gave the "Purpose" of the
Q.G.I.T, insignia, ,
Mrs, Thomas of Bluevale was
gtl,est„, speaker 'and brought greet -
lags from Maitland Presbytery,
The subject used was "GO Ye Into
All The World". 'we are not all
asked to ,go into naissige„fields so
sipuld work,ein our organiza-
tions and t4 C.G.I.T.are starting
out in life towaird- the helping in
all good work. Mrs. -Thornas dreier]
her addregs with the poetn "Lhe's
Greatest Thine. '
lVfrs, W. Tremble gave a...sketch
of ClIriStian citizenship: A corn,
mittee was appointed to interview
two persons who will be willing to
attend the training schOol at •Alma
College, $t. Thomas, An" invitation
was givei from. the C.G.LT, to the
W.M.S, member; to attend their
Mother aryl Da4,ghter banquet,
Roll call was answered by giving
the number of calls made to sick
and shut-ins. '
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Lunch was seryed 'and a social
time stent with the,erls.
hORRIE
• Miss Emma Trivirr spent Sunday
with Miss Mabel Irwin, Harriston,
Mr. and Mrs'. Earl Harrison and
:family of Wingharn'ylsitedNfr. and
Mrs.' Robert Iiiarriaen.6e.Sunday,
• Mr, and. Mrs. Jack Eves, Tor-
onto spent the week,end • with
relatives. '
WerOen and Mia.! Harrypowily
attended' the Huran :!Cot y Lib-
rary banquet in'.KnoxiIresbyter,
Ian. Church, Goderich; at noon on
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Registering for
Water Course
90TtrtIE—Ftegistration lerma'
ere heing . sent out this week to
the children of --uowic--14' Publio
golmols for the Water Safety
CilnirSe 'being held n Corrie in the
spanner itolichqs. Further. forms
are available at WhIttield's, Gor-
rie, MeDerniitt's, Pordwien and
e NOWiCif Insurance
Wrmoter, for high school students
or others whO linay wish to take
advantage of this coUrrie, These
forms are to be completed and
turned in by May Vth,
Accident Victim in •
London Hospital
OCIRRIET--IVIervyn Abram, 10 -
yea -o14 son of Mr, and Mrs, john
Abram, received severe injuries on
Tuesday of last 'week when a trac-
tor he was operating on the rar-
deb, farm, one mile east of Gorrie,'
turned over on him. , •
He Was taken to the List,owel:
Memorial Hospital, where X-rays
were taken showing injuries to
the spinal coliimn, shoulder 'and
jaw,'On Friday he was transferred
'to Westminster Hospital, London,
Mervyn Was on leave from H.MOS.
Corinivallia Nova Scotia,
Friday 'and also attended the Cana-
dian Institute of the ‚Blind 'ban-
quet n the Bedford Hotel in the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bower Farrish and
family spent Sunday 'at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Jasper Farrish,
of Everett.
A polio clinic will be held in
Gorrie con-nnunity hall on May 15,
at 9 Et.M. for Grade 1 and pre-
school age children, when polio
• vaccine will be given.
Visitors at‘the home of Mr. arid
Mrs, Ernest Harris on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Jacques
of Clifford: , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Edgar and
Faye and Mrs. H, Ferguson were
in London on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and
family visited Mr. itad Mrs, David
Menzies of Guelph on Sunday.
Mrs. George Townsend is a pat-
ient In the Listowel Memorial.Hos-
pital.
Mr.' and Mrs. Arnold Halliday,
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Abraham, Belmore, spent Wednes-
day evening with• Mr. and Mrs..
• Roy Gowdy.
On 'Tuesday afternoon, of last
week; Wallace Morland' s car went
out of control after a blowout ef
• the rear tire and snapped off a
hydro pole near Greenock. •No one
was injured but quite a bit of
damage was done to the car. Power
was off for a half hour.
Hector Hamilton and Gordon
•
Underwood attended the zone Leg-
ion meeting at Exeter on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ira Hamiltort of
Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs.
Hector Hamilton and also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sdott
Wingham. Mrs. Alex Hamilton re-
turned with, them to Toronto.
Mrs, M. Watson has returned to
her home Imre, after spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Robt. Hays, Con. 14, and visiting
her sister, MrS. Johnston, of Blue -
/ale.
• Mrs. Cucimpre, of Brussels visited
her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Nay and
Mr. Nay for a few days last week.
Mrs. F. E. Russell, Mrs. C.
Lawrence, Mrs. Gordon 'Underwood,
Mrs, M Gilkinson, Mrs. Earl 'Un-
derwood, Mrs. Harry King, Mrs.
Geo. Beattie, Mrs. Norman Wade
arid Mrs, Harry Jennings attended
the 70th annual meeting of the
Huron Diocesan Board of the Wo-
man's Auxiliary of -the Anglican
Church tri St, Peas Cathedral,
London, en Wednesday. Mrs, N.
gamble apd Mrs, as. Strong alSo
attended from Fordwich,
The Howicir Juhior Farmers and
Arnim. Institute held a danne , on
Friday evening with Sangster'S
orchestra froth Clifford furnishing
numb&
A sucteasful spring clean-up bee
was held at the Park 6ne eVenitiF
hst.Week, when a number of vcO-
wither workers turned 'ont to help.
Mrs, DOttaid Edgar and little
son, Steven, of Listowel are spend-
ing a few days at the hoMe of Mr.
arid Mr% Glad. Edgar this week.
Mr, 13Irks Robertson Of TeesWater
was a Sunday ViSitOr at the same
home.
Mrs, thitenee, 'snarling in at,
tending the Woinen,s Institute don-
fereride• for -Secretaries at the
0,A,C. Guelph this Welt:,
:Mtg. A. gash of Teti:MN:if WAS
weekend- guest with Natives here.
Mrs; Clara •Ritchie rettithed with
her titi TorOnt6, and will visit her
daughters In Ottawa and treuton,
Mita Alma- Nash Of Toronto
Spending', Sake Unit VIP fElt her
*Other, s1r,'hos.
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ON-EDURION •
WBOXZTB13,--The May meeting
of the Wrote r Women's Institute
was held on Wednesday evening in
the OMIT/Welt), hall, The president,
Mrs. D. g, MaeNaught011. Condtreti-'
the business Sesaion,
were made to attend the dietrift,
annual 'to he bell, on May..2341, nt
Fordwich community hall, cern,
meneIcg at.9.30 o'clock. Delegates
aPPOAte4 Were Mrs, gerb Patter-
son, Mrs. D, 5. MeeNaughten, Mrs.
Thomas :Barite and, Mrs, ,Olbert
limes, A rug,mslting Iveciership
school haci,heen 041; up by the de,
,partment,-. and Mrs, Oharles Catb-
ers, Mts, W, T, MacLean and Mrs.
William, Taylor were appointed to
attend, This Will be district Pre-
ject.
•,The treasurer's report showed a
Substantial amount raised with
euchre parties during the winter
season, which Will be presented, 0
the 'community hall fund. Quilt-
-Malting was, the choice •of the
members 'for a branch short
course, This is a two-day course,.
date to be' announced.
Mrs, Gilbert Howes, converter of
•edireation and citizenship, preSided
over:fhe programme'and spoke on
.the subject "Education Is a Gelder'
Opportunity, .Use It and Pass, It
Onp Mrs, Reg. Newton gave a talk
on her. recent trin to Fiorlda and
Cuba and illustrated With, pietures.
Mrs, Harvey Reidt and Mrs. Robert
Gibson,. who .had also made the
trip during the winter, spoke and
showed souvenirs which were
most interesting, Mrs. Thomas
Burke, who lad loaned her pro-
jector for, themeeting,. showed
movies. on. the Howiak Centennial.
The roll call, a short sketch on a
TV personality,. brought on later-
esting' response.
Mrs. Gilbert Howes was named
convener .for histOrical. research
and:currentevents for the East
Huron District, The president ex-
prsSed thanks to all who -had con-
tribtted' to the 'meeting, including
the hostesses, Mrs. W. Hart; Mrs.
Thbs. iBrirke and Miss' Margaret
Jardine. ' • •
SURPRI$E PARTIES
• WROXETE/11-4 -surprise gath-
ering .was held •at the .home of Mr.
and Mkt Fraser„Hangli, NrOxeter
by their immediate relatives on
Saturday, April 27th, in' honor of
• their Silver wedding anniversary.
Phe' Were" PieSente'd With' many
lovely, silver dishes, a' floor lamp
and 'other suitable gifts, as well as
many cards andimessages of con-
gratulations.. •
'The three -tiered cake. was made
by Mrs. Leslie Bolt, 13elgrave as-
sisted by Mrs. Clarence Yuill.
Games were, played and lunch was
served. About guests were pre-
sent from, Wingliam, Be]grave' and
Behnore. - •
On,, Monday evening, April 29,
they were again pleasantly surpris-
ed when their neighbours came in.
Many beautiful gifts of ehina were
received and Mr. Haugh thanked
thorn fcir their kindness, ,
ProgresSive euchre and crokinole
were played and a. .hearty -lunch
was served.
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a Mother...mut-daughter
batitplat in St. Catharines, Cont.
these flVe. Seth of 'twins gradu-
ated 'from Brownies to Glrl
auldeS"rtim top: lvlarilyri and
Marion Hutt, 10 year Karen
Nrid Sharon Iteeling, 13: Caro-
line and a6Serthille Sitar. 121
i)eifirilla and bonne ICalit, 11,
and 'Nancy and NOrilitt Portman,
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FURNITURE
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• WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. 4Tommy Newton'
and baby Danny arrived from Van,'
eouver for a, month's holiday on
Thursday morning, They surprised,
Mrs. Newton at 1,30a,m,- having.
driven in four days. Tom is with
the -Canadian Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Orr 'and Mr„.
Willie:hi Leckie spent the Week-
end here. Mr. Leckie will -stay at
his own home ,for the Surpner
months.
-Mrs. G. A. ..'Werring, Concord,
was home for the week -end.
Mrs. Harvey Thrun„was a Sunday
visitor with Mr, and Mrs. 'William
Connell at Wingham.
Mr,. and Mrs. Norman McLaugh-
lin, Wingliam, were Thursday .visi-
tors with Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton
and John.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Copeland
and Mrs. Percy Copeland and Mrs.
Lloyd Montgomery were in Lon-
don on Sunday owing to the death
of Miss Alberta Willits, who died
on Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital,
following a four years' illness. Miss
Willits will be •remembered here,
having at one time lived on. the
Joe Kermath farm.,
Mr. and Mrs. Hilly Hart, St.
Catharines, spent the week -end at
the former's home here, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Hart and daughter,
Patty of Listowel were also visitors
at the Hart home.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Burke spent
Sunday with London friends.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Allen Munro and
daughter Winnifred spent Thurs-
day at London.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Robert Montgom-
ery, Toronto, spent the week -end
at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bender and
family of Mount Forest, were Sun-
day visitors with George and Mrs,
Harris.
Mr.", and Mrs. Cameron Nelson
and family, Ridgetown, were week-
end visitors with Mrs. Martin,
who returned with them for a few
days. .
The May meeting of the Wom-
an's Missionary Society, United
Church, will be held at the home
of Mrs. S. H. Wylie on Friday
night, May 10th, at' 8.30 o'clock.
Mr% W. J. V. Buchanan Will he in
charge of the programme.
Mrs. J. H. Wylie, Mrs. Allen
Munro, Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton
and Mrs. Crosby Sothern of Ford-
wich plan to go to the F.W.I.O.
Conference at Guelph on Thursday,
where they will take part In a
panel discussion "60 Yeara of
Aehievement", celebrating the
anniversary Of the Women's Insti-
tutes.
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Clifford Speaker
ior Thankoffering
WItoxvrnn.6--The Woman's
Missionary SOclety, Wroxeter tJn
Red Chttreh, held their Piaster
Thankoffering Serriat on Sunday
morning with .a good atterrOance,
. Rev. J. W. Fetherick of Clifford
Was the guest speaker'and told of
his eXPeriericeS or the home 1nis2.!
stop field in the West, and the
hardships
M the rillasitinary
through long drives, The people
are,seattered, but very appreciative
of 'the Six months of the Year When
there is a resident *gni:stet
Ian Howes, Was soloist, A speelal
thankoffering was even by the
members of the Missions&
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