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Tbe' complete interior, of this 1007 Meteor'' car was destroyed by fire on Monday :afternoon near 'Wroxeter,
The driver of the car, Clarence Arnold, of Greenock; was uninjured in• the blaze, 'ciihe Cause is ,belieVed to..
have been a fault in the wiring system,• .--AdVan,Ce-Dimes photo.
WRDXETER
Mr', and Mrs. Art . Wheeler 'and
Stephen, visited •at the home. -, of
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. ,Arnold
Taylor, Ottawa.
Mr, and Mrs,. Ted McLean, Sar-
nia; spent part of last Week with
Mr, and MTs, Wm. Wright and else
called on Mr. and Mrs. Les Doug-
las.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McMichael'
and Shirley and Miss Ruth ;Toner
attended the C.N.E. last Monday.
Sunday visitors with Mr; and
Mrs. Chas. McCutcheon 'were: Mr.
and ,Mrs,, F. F. Wright,. W>ro eter,
Mr, Russell'. Dailey,' Listowel, Mrs,
Oliver Riley, Doreen and Sharon,
Brussels, Mr. and Mrs, Les Baw-
man, Marlene, Kathy and lay of
Preston;
Mr, and MrS. Andy Mair,', and.
family hove sold their residence in
Wroxeter and are moving to
Strathroy this week -end.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hart spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Hart; Listowel.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Robertson and
Jimmy, Goderich, spent the week-
end .at the home of Mr, John Hup-
fer''and Mrs. Alonzo Sperling.
• • Mr, and: Mrs: ,, Cecil Gibb spent
'Sunday' with Mr, Norwood Gibb
a,nd.called on Mrs, Alonzo Sperling.
Mrs. Lloyd. Mapleeroft and fam-
ily, Motnt Forest visited Mr, and
Mrs.Sunda
(Ross Co ato s on y, .
and J s Webster J
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are, Moving 'to their new home.$f,
Listowel this week
Mr. Ronald McMichael and
Miss Ethel Reece, M. and Mrs,
Glen McMichael spent a • day at
,the: C.N.E.' last week.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Glen McMicha l
,and baby daughter were 'Sunday
guests at the home of Mr. Vernon
Hupfer.
Friends oP Mrs. Verne Clark will
be pleased to know she has return-
ed hoine and all hope for a speedy
recovery.
Miss Patsy Bridgman and Mr,
Brian Taylor, Torgnto, spent the
week -end with Mr., and Mrs, Geo,
Gibson, Mr. and . Mrs. Allister
Green and daughters, Wingham,'
spent Sunday at the same home,
Mrs. Gordon Greig, Wroxeter.
and Mt', and Mrs. Arnold Lillow,
Bluevale spent Sunday in Pal
grave. ' "
The W.M,S, meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Sas. Doig on
Thursday evening at 8.30, The W.A.
meeting Will be at 1,30 on Tuesday,
September 17th In the church par-
lors.
Anniversary services will be held
at 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m, on Sunday,
September 15th, at Wroxeter 'Un-
ited CilurCh, when Rev. J. F. Bowel,
of Harriston will be guest speaker,
Mrs, Ellie Simpson left on Satur-
day for her home in Vancouver
after spending • some time here
with her sister andbrother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser and.
other relatives and friends.
LADIES DECIDE
Friends Honour
Bride and Groom
WRONETER--Friends and 'nei-
ghbors gathered at Wroxeter, Com-
munity hall on Friday night to
honor Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Gibson
on their recent marriage. Fordwich.
orchestra supplied, music for clang-
ing.
Glen McMichael reda an address
and Ian Howes presented a gift of
money. Bobby, on behalf of he and
his bride, thanked. all -who had
planned 'the enjoyable evening,••
Mrs. Gibson ;is the former. Bar-
bara Currie, daughter of Mrs, It,
J, Currie and .the late Mr; Currie
of Wingham, and Bobby is the son
of Mr, and Mrs. R, G, Gibson,
Wroxeter.
FORDWICH
Seven beginners started at. the
Fordwich public school last week:
Cheryl Baylor, Randy. King, Shir-
ley Anne pttinger, Lorna Browne.
Susan Heffer, ,Phyllis Caber, Char-
les Gibson:
Fordwich girls' ball team had
two wins: last weeic 23-12 •against
Wroxeter' and 12-8 against' Kurtz-
ville. Keep it up girls!
Mr. and;: Mrs... Fred :Demerling
saent two daYs la t week rth` Mr
and 1VIrs,, Ross Barrons at. Cprdo'a
Mines.
s.
Mr,.:an . Bt p • Winston.s ent
dMrs, Bert er
,:two days last week with friends:. at
rSl
ing tan.
Mr. and Mrs,' George Baker visit-
ed on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs
Bus Giles in Arkona.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex ICeith visited
on Saturday with Mr, : and Mrs
Scott Keith In ,Kitchener.
TO CANCEL SUPPER
FORDWICH-•-The regular meet-
ing of the Woman's Association of
Fordwich United Qhurch was held
in the church on, Thursday after-
noon with a good- attendance, The
meeting opened`With a hymn after
which the Lord's prayer was re-
peated. The Scripture lesson taken
from Matthew 25, verses 31-46, waS
read by Mrs. Glen Johnston with
.Mrs. George Richards 'giving the
comments on the lesson,
Following the reading of the
minutes 'by ,the secretary, Mrs, W.
Campbell, the business was then
eonduoted by the pits., Mrs, 'Glenn
Johnston. It was • expected that all
accounts for improvements in tire,
church would be lit, but as • they
Were net eorriplete the payment of
the bills was held over until nerd
menth, •
,p'oilowing a disetissioti regarding
the holding of the annual turkey
supper It was voted to dispense
with the Supper and .a canvas
'made of the congregation Will be.
made inl,tead. A committee, hers,.
Cooper, • Mrs• Campbell And Mrs.
Warreli was appointed' to look.
after it. Announcement et the bay'
zaar to b"e held in the 'near :future
Wag shade and an invitation is ex–
tended to alt ladies 'off' the coligro
gstioit to help With donatientrc•
The meetint closed with praye*
andlir delicious lunch was served•
Mrs. Wm. McCann, Misses Mar-
garet and Isobel McCain spent
Saturday in. Kitchener.
Mr. David Aldrich of Galt spent
the week -end in the community.
Mr. Wm. T, Sothern and. Miss
Betty Zimmerman arrived home
on Sunday after spending the past
couple of weeks in Manitoba and
Saskatchewan. •
Master Bobby and Donald Reid
spent ,a .couple of days last week
with Mr, and Mrs. W. Hargrave.
Mr, Cecil Lynn of Orangeville,
spent the week -end with MI's. Dora
Ridley. Mrs, Lynn and Karen re-
turned home with him after spend-
ing the past week here.
Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Galbraith of
Guelph spenta couple of days last
week with . Mr, and Mrs. • Linclsay
Galbraith.
Mr. and Mrs. Aitchesori Wallace,
Mrs. Jean Massey ai cl chllcirer
spent one day last Weep in•Hamil-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petznick and
family of Kitchener spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Ira
Schaefer;
Mr. and Mrs, Jim .McCaw of
Ingham visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Lindsay Galbraith.
and Mr, and. Mrs. Jim Strong,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown and
family and Miss Elizabeth Cooper
visited en Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, Frank Gelyk at Paisley.
Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Canipbell
and family spent one clay last week
in Galt with Mr. and Mr's. George
Moss and also attended a rodeo at
Blair,
Mr. and Mrs, Orville .Guy of
Mitchell spent one day last week
with M1•. and MrS. Henry Howe,
Mrs. Clara McDermitt of Galt,
spent last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDer
mitt.
Miss Ardythe Campbell returned,
home to Cordova Mines after,
spending two months at the home
of Mrs, Pearl Patterson,
Mrs. Alvaretta Wallace and. Mrs,
Emma Williamson visited twd days
last week with relatives in Hes-
peter, Over the week -end Mrs, Al-
%%retta Wallace and Mts.. Earl
Moore visited in Wocdstoelt With
Mr, and Mrs, Erle Corbett,
Mrs, George Bolander and son,
John moved her household belong-
ings over the week -end to London,
where her husband is employed.
Mr. and Mrs; Wellington Har-
grave and fancily spent Sunday
Listowel.
with Mr. and Mrs, Tion Beed' at
Birth
McCAN'NYo Mr, and' Mrs. Prod
McCaiiu ire the 15'alnlerstoit •Ios-
,pitteX art 'Dhursday,. September 5,'
1957', a still; •
SUNDAY SCHOOL
RETURNS TO MR
The Anglican 'Sunday' .School of
the 'Mr, a Canada -wide "radio pro=
gram which 'enters its fourteenth
continuous year this fall on Sept-
ember 15, is • looking . for a new
name for the Reverend . Geoffrey
Wilson .10744 - 111th Street, Ed-
monton, Alberta, the narrator, He
has offered a $10 prize to be
awarded to, the listener who sug-
gests the' mostsuitable title.
Carried by• some twenty • radio,
stations from coast to coast and.
from the American border to Daw-
son City 'in the' Yukon, 'the pro-
gram Snneally''"attracts a 'large
number of listeners. Children are
enrolled • as Anglican Sunday
elooi of the Air members in the
various dioceses and, are enabled
to participate•' in this, the ' only
Sunday School Many of them can
attend. Members include many
children in rural areas and those
confined. to homes , or hospitals
through illness.
Through hymn -sheets • for each
program;, provided to members at
the beginning .of 'the season, the
members .can join in the singing.
They have excellent leadership, for
the choristers are the boys of the
far-farnedi St, Simon's Anglican
Church ' ioi Tor to and they
,, c1<r, x', on Y
are, under ,the. direction : of tliei.t.
own choir -leader, Eric "Lewis.
Each .ern ber res
m b also receives s anat-
,tractive membership card and;
button as well as Sunday School
papers which include the weekly.
lessons. In the Diocese of •Toronto
Miss Mabel' Jones,43 Davies Cres-
cent, Toronto; secretary of the
SundaYthewrites
School of Air,
s
to each member 'and . marksthe
answers they send in on these
Sunday School papers. In this way
the radio pupils 'can. follow the
lessons . just as pupils in. regular
Sunday Schools do.
Some of the .youngster are'lively
correspondents,. Miss Jones reports.
Last spring she . wrote 'personal'
letters to 13 of the pupils as well
as marking their examination
papers, She is anticipating an even
larger correspondence this year
after the program gets under way
Sunday, September 15th at 12.20
a.m. on CKNX, for each year there
is a growth in the total number of
listeners whowrite to her .request-
ing membership ' in the Anglican
Sunday School of the Air,.
ST. HELENS
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Durnin and
Mr. George*McRoberts are London
visitors this week.
Mrs, Terrence Apland and child-
ren left on Saturday by plane for
their home at Crow's Landing,
California after a six weeks' visit
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. B,
F. Green. '
Miss Norma Murray is attending
Stratford Teachers' College.
Support Federation
Urges WI Speaker
ST, HELENS -In her opening
retnarks oh the subject, "Agricui-
ture and Canadian Industry;', at
the W. 1, meeting on Thursday,
Mrs. 0, G. Anderson, of Belgrave,
the guest speaker, stated that'
agriculture was the oldest indus-
try known. She outlined the work
Of the Federation' of Agriculture
and urged the women of the In -
albite to lend their support to
that organization, Mrs• Anderson
Was introduced by Mrs. WM, Pur-
don and thanked for her fine ad -1
dress and presented With a gift by
'the president; Mrs. A, Gaunt,
There were' twentytWo' ladies
in attendance in ,the eommunity
hall acid the roil call Was well re
sponded to by naming a famous:
person who was born On a farm,
The treasurer repotted. $211.05 on
hand, Plans were completed or
the display at the Lucknow rail
Pair.
Mrs, Chas; INte onald ga'e a
read The , Vanishing Woodpile
and Mrs, Harvey Webb reada fine
article on "Lite is measured by
what we put into it and net by
what we get out of it", A pleasant
gaefalhour was Mewed with lunch
served by :Mrs,.• 'Yibb i►nd Mrs"•,
TW S. Toad.
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