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VISITING. LADIES SEE
SLIDES ON JAPAN.
GORRIE—Thd Wotnait's Atudi,
iary of St. Stephen's Anglican
Church were hostesses on Monday
to over 50 ladies, `members of the
W.A. at Brussels and at Fordwich,
also W.M.S, members ,- from the
Gorrie United church and • the
Presbyterian Church, when inter-
esting slides cai Japan were shown
by the Rev. E, C. Atti,vell. Japan
is the subject of mission study this
year.
Mrs. Crosby Sothern, Fordwich,
gave a talk on the-StUdy book and
a skit was presented by Mrs. Em-
erson Ferguson, Mrs, Lloyd Jac-
ques, Mrs. Emerson Hargrave and
2.VIrs. S. Forester. Mrs, Gordon
Underwood, president of the Gor-
rie W.A., welcomed the guests. A-
social time was enjoyed over a cup
of tea.
Officers Elected
For Sewing Course
GORRIE—The first meeting of
the 4-H Sewing Course was •held at
the, home of Mrs. E, Dinsmore, on
Monday of last week at 7.30: The
purpose of the club is to make a
wool skirt or jumper. There are
22 members. Mrs. E. Dinsmore,
Mrs: Glen Johnston, Mrs. C. Snar-
ling are the leaders.
The new officers are: Pres., Faye
Edgar; vice-pres., Jean Greer;
sec.-treas., Yvonne Sperling; press
reporter, Ruth Edgar and Evelyn
Ann Stephens.
The second' meeting was held at
Mrs. C. Sparling's on Saturday,
when patterns were altered and
girls were shown how to shrink
the material.
WMS Thankoffering
Sunday Evening
W.M.S. ThS..nkof-
fering service of the Fordwich Un-
ited Church was held on Sunday
night in the church auditorium.
Mrs. Ken Graham and Mrs. Stan-
ley Bride were in charge.
Mr. Austin Stinson opened the
meeting with a sing-song. The
guest speaker, Miss Laura Collar,
formerly of Ingham and now a
missionary in Nigeria, was intro-
duced by Mrs. Harold Doig. "Mis-
sions and Missionaries" was the
theme of her talk. She showed
slides of 'the girls' school at Kwpi,
where they are given Christian
training and taught different
crafts. The slides of the boys' med-
ical school were also very interest-
ing,
Mrs. Ken Graham thanked the
speaker and the meeting closed
with a hymn.
GORR1E
The WM.S, of the Gorrie United
Church has 'beep. Postpened one
week, owing to preparation for the
turkey dinner to be held this week,
Miss Mary Thornton, Kitchenai,
spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. A. Thornton. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Doig, Wroxeter
and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Gowdy,
Mr, and Mrs, Andy Edgar,. Mr, and
Mrs. Bower Parrish, Mr. and Mrs,
Don Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Manfred
Irwin, Mr. and Mrs, Belt Edgar,
Mr, Burns Stewart, Mr, Ed, Stew-
art, Mr. and Mrs, John Koch' at-
tended the Huron County Road
-WOrkmen's banquet in Blyth Hall
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs, C, Hobbs, Monkton and Mr.
Spence Ashton, Toronto, called on
Mr% and Mrs, Hilt Ashton on Sun-
•.day,
Mr, and Mrs, Roy GoWdy and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy were
Sunday supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Louttit,
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Petrie visited
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Har-
old Grant Tnrnberry Township.
Flyndman's Buy
New Machine
GORRIEAllan , 1--.1yndnian and
Bill Taylor returned on Wednes-
day from Benton, Mich., with a
Saranac driving machine, for the.
manufacture of basket bottoms.
This machine• will staple ',at the
rate of one every second, and Will
greatly assist in production at the
Hyndinan -BroS., factory.
C.G.I.T. and Tyro
Groups at Party
GORRIE—The 0.0,1,T. Hallow-
e'en party was held on Wednesday-
evening in the church' hall, The
Tyro Boys arid C,G.I.T. Girls were
initiated into their new groups.
Games and hutch were • enjoyed
by all, Don Whitfield thanked the
C.G.I.T, girls and Gwen Hyndman
replied,
PAUL EllfifilNS WILL
Colorer,
Gary and Donna of Toronto spent HE AD YOUNG PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Percy
the week-end with relatives' here.
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Babies Baptized
At United Service
GORRIE—On Sunday rnernizig
in the Gorrie United Church Rev,
W. J. V. Buchanan received the
following infants into the church
by baptism:
George Keith, son or Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Galbraith; Richard
Melvin' John, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Nay; Deborah Lynne, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Step-
hens; Lynne Mildred,, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Edgar; Mary
Judith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Bridge.
Attend Meeting of
Woodham Lodge
FORDWICH—Messrs, Allan Wat-
son, John Dinsmore, Tom McGin-
nis and Robert Hibberd. were at .
Woodham on Friday, night .and at-
tended an R.B.P. meeting, when
the Rev. J. R, Skinner of Louggie-
vine, N.B,, KW. Grand Master of
the Grand Black Chapter of Brit-
ish America, visited the lodge
there. .
R.W, John Morrison, of Sarnia,
Grand Master of the Grand Black
Chapter of Ontario West was also
in attendance. The latter will pay
a visit to Fordwich Lodge No, 335
on November 10th.
FORDWICH
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McDoWell
and Gary of Galt spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Mark Arm-
strong.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wade and
family of Wingham visited on Sun-
day with Mrs. William Wade and
Miss Beatrice.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. EdWard Matthews
were Mr: and Mrs. Fred •Stride and
family, Mrs.-Ina Stride of Guelph,
Miss Annie Cunningham, Violet
Cunningham and Miss Tilly Man-
ser of Harriston.
Mrs, William Wilson and Mrs,
Ken Graham visited in. Owen
Sound on Friday. The latter's fa-
ther, Mr. Torn Dunnington, return-
ed with her for a visit.
Dr. J, Forde, assisted by two,
nurses, innoculated over 100 child-
ren at the Fordwich Public School
last week.
The many friends of Mr. Clifford
Budd will be sorry to learn that
he is confined to St. Mary's Hos-
pital in Kitchener, where he under-,
went surgery last week. A speedy
return to health is wished for him.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Anson Dernerling
spent the week-end in London,
Mrs. Clarence Carswell suffered
a nasty cut to her thumb last week
which required four stitches.
Mr, 'Albert McDermitt and son,
Morgan, of Travers City, Mich.,
and son Kenneth. McDermitt of
Arizona, visited last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Me-
Dermitt,
Mrs. Ken Graham, Mrs, George
Baker, Mrs, Emma Williamson and
Mrs, Herb Rogers spent one day'
last week in Stratford.
Mr. Harold Gibson, who has
spent the past six months in the
Western provinces, returned home
last week. Mrs. Edith Wilson of
Elva, Man., and Mrs. Bessie Shan-
non of Estevan; Sask., accom-
panied him here and will visit with
relatives for several weeks. -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heise, Wel-
land, visited in the community for-
two days last week.
Mr. Ron Hube, principid of the
Fordwich Public School, was con-
fined to bed last week with flu,
Mrs. Harold Pollock took over his
teaching duties for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clarkson at-
tended the wedding on. Saturday of
Miss Anne Vetzal and Mr, Robert
Watson in King City United
Church.
Friends of Mr. Ken Ashton will
be glad to 'know he was able to
leave the hospital in London last
Week and is spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs, George Ashton.
Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto
spent the week-end at her home
here, '
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Graham of
St, Marys visited in the community
over the week-end.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Chiomey of
Port Colborne and Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Keith and Randy of Water-
loo, visited over the week-end With
Mr, and Mrs. Alot Keith.
Miss Elva Hupfer Wroxeter
visited on Sunday with Miss Bea-
trice Wade,
Mrs. TOM MeClenient and Betty
and Mrs, William Sothern 'and
Nancy spent Saturday in Kitch-
ener.
Miss Sean Sanderson of Kitch-
ener spent the week-old with her
Mother, Mrs, Mary SanderSon.
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil •Lynn and
Karen Of brangeVille Visited over
the week-end with Mrs, Dora Rid-
ley,
Mr, and Mrs. Ron Reed, Mr. arid
Mrs. tart Hallman and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Orth
family, ail of Listowel, visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Welling.
ton HargraVe.
Members of the VIIvA, Of Trinity
Ariglitari Church Wiled with the
W,A, of St, Stephen's Church, Ger.
tic, Oh MOtulaY, when films Were
Shown after'which * 0444 halt' hour *al. ow*,
PARENTS BANQUETED
BY HURON JUNIORS
The North Huron Junior Farm-
ers and Junior Institute entertain-
ed their parents at a turkey ban-
quet in the United Church in Bel-
grave on October 30th. Bill Coul-'
tes acted 'as the master of cere-
monies for the dinner. A, sing-
Song was led by Boyd Taylor and
Claire Chamney sang a solo.
Jim Bowman, president of the
Junior Farmers, proposed a toast
to the parents and visitors, which
Was very appropriately replied to
by. Mrs. Nesbitt, who- in turn pro-
posed a toast to the Junior Farm-
ers and Junior Institute. Jean
Smith, president of the junior In-
stitute, responded to this toast.
After the ladies of 'the Belgrave
Women's Institute were thanked
'by Ross Smith, the group adjourn-
ed to the auditorium,
Lawrence Nesbitt introduced the
guest speaker, Bob Steckle, a
wrestler arid Canadian flag bear-
or at the Olympic games in Aus-
tralia in .1.958. Mr. SAteckle gave a.
Very interesting and informative
'travelogue on his trip by use of
Slides and movies, niertnor Walsh'
thanked the speaker on behalf of
the Junior Farmers and parents,
The meeting closed with the sing=
ing of "0 Canada",
BELGRAVE
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, and
family of Sarnia visited over the
Week-end with. Mr. and Mrs. Or-
val Taylor and other relatives in
the district,
Richard Procter, who was a Pa-
tient in the Wingham General Hos-
pital, has been removed to Victoria
HoSpital, LendOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Greiraott: of
Toronto, visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Smith,
Miss •b, Ong° of Guelph, and
Mr, James Anderson, of Toronto
spent the Week-end with his par-
enta, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Anderson.
Miss Edith Procter IS rt 'patient
in the Wingliain General Hospital,
Mrs. COO, McGill visited an
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, George
Mains at Blyth,
Mrs, Richard Procter spent
few. days last week with her bro.
'ther, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Render.
soh, at London and visited With
her husband,who a patient in
Viettria Hospital there,
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Robbie, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Merk-
linger, all of Kitchener, Mr: and
Mrs. Earl Cudmore and Mr. and
Mrs. George Wheeler of Brussels
Were Sunday guests, of Mr, and'
Mrs, Bill Nay.
Mrs. Geo. Beattie left last Tues-
day morning for Torontd. She in-
tendedto spend a few days before
going on to Montreal, where she
will snake her home.
Mr. Courtney Gilpin returned on
Monday, October 28th, after spend-
ing the summer months at Viking,
Alberta.
The Guild of Cl-, Martha will hold
Mr, Knowlson Hueston suffered GORRIE—The Gorrie-Wroxeter
a heart attack on Wednesday and Y.P.U. met in Gorrie United
is in Wingham General Hospital. Church hall on Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nay and with the president Ian Frowes In
the chair. Pa91 Higgins read. the
Scripture lesson and Faye Edgar
led in prayer.
The Rev. ' W. J, V. Buchanan
conducted the election of officers
which are as follews: President,
Paul Higgins; vice president,
Catharine McDonald; secretary,
Ann Douglas; treasurer, Nancy
Newton; pianist, Sandra Edgar;
assistant pianist, Kelvin Buchanan;
citizenship and corn. service, Tan
Howes, Bruce Grainger; steward-
ship; Daisy Gibson arid • Shirley
Reidt; missions and world outlook,
Faye Edgar, Ruth Grainger; faith
work meeting at the home of and evangelism, Dorothy ,Toner
Mrs, Harry King at 8.15 Thursday and Jamie Sanderson.
evening. This will be in prepara-
tion for their bazaar.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moir and
ham, spent the week-end in' Chat,.
Mrs. Lorne Laird and Mrs. Roy
Clegg 'of Toronto'visited with Mrs.
Tessie Zimmerman and 'Mrs. Min-
nie Irwin on Saturday and Sunday.
The Brotherhood of Anglican-
laymen will meet in Wroxeter at
St. James' Church on Tuesday
evening, November 12th, at 8.45.
Mrs, Jack Bennett hds been a
patient in the Wingham General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Geoi.ge Sneider, of
Elmira, visited on Sunday with the
nlaetttte.es mother, Mrs. Richard Ben:,
The program consisted of a very,
lively debate on the subject "Girls
Are Better Drivers than Boys".
The meeting closed with Taps.
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