HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-12-04, Page 7Last Wednesday evening was the occasion of the annual banquet of
.the,,Wingliam Sportsmen's Asst,,niation. 'Head table guests from the
loft are Mrs. A. Nethery, Ab Nethery, Mrs Boucher Slim 13oucher, • ..
Santa, Claus, accompanied by his 'elves, EtVaile$ Cunrilligliarn, Esther keit, Brenda IviaeLellean
trends..Conroe,;rode into, 'town last Saturday in a flurry of snow. Pittiire.alteWs the sleigh moving to-
wartho,'the, town hall, where', Afore 'than, 1,600 youngsters awaited his arrivel.—AdVatibeAlihies photo,
and passed to donate .$15.00 to the
Children's War Memorial Hospital
in London. Treasurer, Mrs, L.
Dawson gave a report for Novem-
ber,
Vfrs. T. Englieh 'gave a detailed
regort on the "sports meeting
that vas held ill 'Walkerton, stat-
ing the first tournament will be
held in Lueknov,r January 15th.
Mrs, 8, .Vorsythe took the chair
for, the, nomination of officers 'for
1958:
T„he Christmas meeting will be
held on December '191:11 'and gifts
will be exchanged, Mrs, A, Sell
Will . be in- charge of the entertain-
ment. The meeting closed with God
Save the Queen and lueeh was
served. .
Local Dealer at
Toronto. Meetini
Automobile dealers representing
the ChrySlei' '6C
Canada Toronto dealers advisory
council met last week in Toronto,
in preparation for the national•
dealers advisory council meeting.
is,T latter meeting will take place
in Windsor, next January 14, 1.5
and 16, between. the dealer repro-
sentativ'es to the national council
and senior' corporation executives.
Attending the Toronto meeting
as a regional dealer representative
'was J. L. Crawford, of Wingham,
Ont.'
Mr. and Mrs. Horton
Married 30 Years
.BLUEVALE—Me, and Mrs. Jos.
Horton celebrated their 30th wed-
clind‘anniversary at the week-end.
Their daughter, Mrs. Allan White,
and Mr. White entertained them 'at
their'home at Clifford.
A number of ' BlueVale friends
helve them'' a surprise party and
preilented
Donation Sent to
Henderson, followed, with Scrip- the minutes roll call and eorre- T.
spiendenee, A motion was made turn and meditatione,. "lake ea
ONTAlig); .VVEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1951
thought, for the morrow, Build an
invisible fenee• and stay within the
enclosure, He will supply to-mor-
row's •, strength when that day
comes." Mrs, Palmer led in ,prayer
which was followed by a, very
pleasing' duet by Ruth and Gail
Henderson.
Mrs. T. English gave us a report
of the W.M.S. Training Centre,
conducted 'at Albert 'College, Belle-
ville, where more than 100 dele-
gates were led by Miss: Maragret
Webster. Amongst 45,000 W.M.S.
members there are 400 C.G.I.T.
leaders, More leaders are nodded.
Other head office leaders taking
part were Miss Louise Reith, auth
or of some of the study books; Miss
Ruby Walker, regional secretary;
and 'Mrs. Herron (Helen Bricker),
The Chinese , came to Canada
during the, early gold rush, There
are 7,009 Chineie in Toronto, and,
most 'of them do net go to church.
Work is very necessary among the
immigrants coming into Canada.
There . are MX9 cetAng ._.to:
Canada, " '80,000 ' to " 'Toronto.
Their health and education must
he looked after. In closing, Mrs.
English gave much praise to Mrs.
K. Smart,, an' inspired leader and
speaker,.
Mrs. Perrott read a, poem, "Odd's
Presence". The businees part 'of the
meeting" was shorter 'than, usual,
It was agreed to purChase some of
the books Which were on display,
for use at Junior Congregation, A
donation was, given for • linen to
he bought 'for" the Penmarvian
Home, It was decided to contri-
bute for a Christmas project the
amount to be collected by Mrs,
Ddnaldson. A collection was taken
up• for fruit cake ingredients for
the 'bazaar and tea.
The study book chapter was
given 'by Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs,
Currie,- They spoke about Formosa
and the many missionary agencies
there. The Dutch Reform Church
sent •some of the first missionaries
to this country, During World War
II the missionaries were sent
home, although some began work
presiclert of the, association, Mrs, Cruickshank, !Om Cruickshank and
Mrs, Don Hildebrand.
—Advanee,'Times ntiotee
The halance• of the evening was
donated to working on ,the slort7.
The home •assignment of -Marking
patterns was, given and this closed
•the meeting,
in British Guiana, where there
;would be no langdage barrier.
No Japanese were ever in the
Mountain districts of Formosa dur-
ing the 'early days, for the moun-
tain people were head hunters.
However, thd Japanese brought
many benefits to Formosa, peace,
'good schools and strict ,rule.
The members appreciated having
the use of the. Crawford living-
room for their meeting, held the
, library for the book display,
Family .Gathering
t' Darling' Mine.
BLUEVALE—Mr, and Mrs.
Stanley Darling had a ,family
gathering on Sunday, following the
christening of their two grand-
children, Daniel Thomas Campbell
and Robert 'Stanley Darling.
,Those•present were Mr. and Mrs,
Mr. and Mrs, 'Charles Campbell
and family, Mr., and Mrs. 'George
Darling and family, Harry Darling,
of Toronto, and Miss Betty Fran-
cis, of Wingham.
The next meeting will be held on
December 9th at' the home of the
assistant leader at 7 o'clock,
'The ladies arty regnind0 ,the
chriattnes Anentin$: .the Women's
institute to: be held At, the hOhlif
of Mrs,!' Andrew • - {lant this
(Timrsday)„afternomi• 41
!There be ..egebange .. of
Ichriotre.4 It* • g4411,.
GOFORTH MEETS AT 4-H Sewing Circle
CRAWFORD HOME- .
Regalar Meeting ,
' 'The Happy /Sewin Circle's
Hostess, Mrs, Jack Lloyd wei. fourth meeting was held at • '.the
corned. Goforth members to the home of the, leadbr on November
theme' of her - mother, Mrs. .1. 1,1.' 25th alt 7 p,m. Eight members ans-
Crawford, for the November meet- wered' the roll call with the.preei-
e„ Ing, I dent In 'the chair. The' meeting ,
guest speaker at a miesiOnarY ' the usual ceremonies, followed by 1 M Arbuckle Mrs, opened the meet- • '' opened with the 4-H pledge, The
minutes of the last meeting 'weee
Knight, M.Sc., PhD. will be the Crothere opened the meeting. with ,
Mg with the cell to worship, Secretary Mrs. T. Gainey reading rally:. Mrs, ',adopted as read.
. , y La ales' .auxiliary
The regular meeting of the Lad-
les' Auxiliary to the Legion,
Blanch 180, was held in the Leg-
ion Herne, President Mrs, D.
BIIEVALE—The ceremony of
baptism 'was cond\ected by Rev, R.
A. Brook. in the United Church on
Sunday.' Those baptized were: Gail
Eileen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Thomas Gaston, of Toronto, arid
granddaughter of Rev, Mr, and
Mrs. Brook; Daniel Thomas, 'son
of Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Campbell
and Robert Stanley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Dalling.
AAerviee.nif 'special eignificancei
will be held in the.,Wingliana Un'
lied Church on Tuesday ,evening
of next' week When ,Allen Themes
W114;4014 Vtdieid Clinrell
Men's Chita held, a ladies' night rui
l'nesday evening of lag week,
which proved •to be one of the
Most stiecessfin.events ever held
by the elute,
The euellent dinner of rolled
roast turkey with "all the triln-
Illinge was propared and served:
by „Allister Green and his cornmit
tee, to agathering of about 80
people, The men also took coMplete:
charge of clearing up after thP, banquet, Favors' for the ladies Were
()Dilated by Lee Vance,
Bob Carbert, CKNX-farm edito,r
was the guest s,pealcer,and was hi
trodUeed by DeWitt Miller, HIS•
address, based on his .trip Verte4,
%Livia, was highlighted by pictures-
which he had„,taken in that coun-
try, Mr. Carbert was, thanked by
Stewart Beattie,
Miss Sandra 1VracLennan provid-
ed a demonstration of Highland
The president of the club, George
Guest, received the travelling gavel
from President Mervin Cudmore
of Exeter. Other guests from Ex-
eter included Mrs, Cudmore and.
Rev. and Mrs. Snell.
Mr. and. Mrs. A, D, Smith were
Listowel visitors on Sunday.
The W.M.S. of the Presbyterian
Church will hold it,s next meeting
on December 10th instead of the
3rd.
Mr. McKague, of Teeswater, who
is a student at Waterloo College,
conducted the service in the Pres-
byterian Church , on Sunday.
On the evening of Sunday, Dec-
ember 22nd., a Christmas service
will be held in the United Church
in which members of the Sunday
School will take part, led by the
junior choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Strachan,
of Brussels, were recent visitors
with Dougald Strachan,
Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas, Gaston of
Toronto, grandparents of baby
Gail Eileen, attended her' christen-
ing on Sunday and visited with
Rev. R. A. and Mrs. Brook, also
the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Gaston, of Toronto, were week-end
visitors at the parsonage.
Mr. a.nd„IVIrs. Donald Street _and
children-, 'Linda, Julie and Stephen,
Listowel, spent Sunday with Mrs.
M. L. Aitken.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hertfelder, of
Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Horton at the week-end.
The Bluevale Women's Institute
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Harry Elliott on Thursday, Dedem-
bet: 12th, Miss Margaret Curits will
give, a Christmas story and the
motto will he given by Mrs. Spar-
ling Johnston, Christmas carols
will he sung under the leadership
of Mrs. Carl Johnston and Mrs.
Alex Corrigan. Gifts for the Cheer
boxes and the Children's Shelter
will be received,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hall and
Will Hall visited James Master in
Vitcoria • Hospital, London, and
Mrs. John Hall at Parkhill on Sun-
day.
Turnberry SChool
Board Meeting
The regular meeting of the
Thrnberry Township School Area
Bo‘easte'dw ha held at Kirton's School
on November 22 with all members
pt nt,
The minutes' of the previous
meeting were' read and adopted on
motion of Zinn and'Hardie.
The tenders for furnace, oil• and
stove oil were read and the tender
of Imperial Oil was accepted. Cor-
responderece was rdad from Mrs.
Eclueler, J, H, Kinkead and the
Department of Education,
Motion by Powell and Kirton
that the following' 'aecounts be
paid: ,Teachers' salaries, 'caretak-
ers, transportation, Louis Blake,
Dumping tanks, No, 3, $40.00; Al-
exander's Hardware, $12.87; BA.
Oil, $27.81; Wingham Advanee-
Times, $3,90; Imperial Oil, $67.55;
Pattieon Radio and Electric, $11.64;
Fred Lewis Jr., $2.610; Howard Ful-
ler, $57,55,, labor and material,
Motion by Powell and Hardie
that meeting "adjourn, The next
Meeting will be held at No. 9 schOol
on •Deceinber 12 at 8.80 pan. ,
Alex Corrigan; Sec.-.treas,
Ten Tables at
euchre Party
VORDWICH--Ten tables of pro-
gressive euchre were in play o at
the VerdWich cernmunity hall last
week, Prize winners were: High
lady, Mrs, Cieorge Pittendreigh;
high man, Ernest Dinsmore; low
.Witthers, Mien. Emfent
and Mr, Robt, Connell, The stlecial
prize 'Was Wen by Hatokl Doig,
United Ladies
Hold Bazaar • -
FORDWICH—A• pre-Christmas
bazaar, tea and baking sale, spon-
sored by the W,A. of Fordvvich
United Church, was held on Satur-
day, November 30th in the church
basement, Den:orations emphasized
the Christmas theme, with poinset-
tas on the tea tables.
Mrs. Harold Doig and Mrs, Wray
Cooper were in charge of the
tables, The aprons and fancy work
were in great demand and the
baking disappeared quickly.. The
ladies were, well pleased with the
proceeds,
Mr. Bernald King is at present
confined to, Palmerston Hospital
having undergone major surgery
last week. His many friends wish
him a speedy return to health,
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Honeyford
of Palmerston were recent visitors
With Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sothern,
Miss. Lenore Beswitherick spent
a couple of 'days last week in
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil • Cooper of
Atwood Visited in: the community
one day last Week.
'Master',IGnaLrY istOwtehiewrnith Mr,
and
the
week-end
Mrs. Carl ,Stewart..
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
Harry BaSt (nee Edith Witmer)
who were married oh November 19.
Mrs. John Tudan and two child-
ren visited last week with relatives
in Port Colborne and also attended
Earl Baker and
n 34Wre.cldirig. and wits,
family of London spent the week-
end with Mrs, Geo. Baker.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Cameron Stewart
and Jack, Mrs. Jean McClement of
Molesworth, Miss Marian Denny of
Listowel and Mr. Beverley Plume
of Hanover, .visited•on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom MeClement,
Miss Barbara Park of Listowel
spent the week-end at the same
home. • •
Mr. and 'Mr. William McCann
and Miss Margaret McCann visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hutchison and Mr. and 'Mrs. Tom
Hutchison.
Messrs. Carman and Morley Mc-
Bride of Elora spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bride,
Th8 December meeting of the
Fordwieh W. I. will be held one
week earlier, Tuesday, December
10th, at the home of Mrs, Angel.
Demerling, Members are reminded
to bringa gift for the Salvation Any
Miss Carol Bartlett of California
is spending 'a few days this week
with Mr. and Mrs, Tom McClem-
ent. \ '
Mr. and Mrs. George Bolander
and Johnny of, London spent the
week-end With Mrs, Dora Ridley.
Mr, and Mrs, Peter Chiomey of
Port Colboene and Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Keith arid Randy of Water-
loo visited over the week-end with
Mr, Alex Keith and with Mrs,
Keith in Ligowel Hospital.
Mr. Gary MeClement returned
home last week after Spending the
past five Months in B.C. He also
spent three Weeks With relatives in
California.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson of
Kitchener spent the week-end with
her mother, Mrs. Pearl Patterson,
Mrs, Earl Moore is spending a
felv days this week with Mr, and
Mrs, Jack Brickdr and Mr. and
'Mrs, Prank, Benin hi Kitchelier.
Mrs. Peter Browne, Teddy and
Peter are .spending this Week With
relatives In WilloWdele,
Mieses fans .and Connie and
Master parry Pollock of Ripley
visited last week, with Mt. and
Mrs, }fart&
Mr. and ,Mrs. Harvey Bride of
Toronto visited Oyer the week,end
with Mr, and ,Mrs, Harold beig.
Mr. Donald Doig of Cali visited
Over the Week-end With his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. ItosS Dole.
Mr. and Mrs, Grant Eraser of
'Toronto Visited On Sunday with
Mr, and' MrS, 'Rowell. Fraser,
Canada will need several thoue,
and additional qualified planners
over the next 10 years, says the.
Imperial Oil Review in a Cross-
country survey of community
planning activittes,sThe article in
the December issue places the urg-
ent need for enore planners at the
head of a list of problems made
urgent 'by Canada's rapid growth,
Of today's proressional town
planners, the magazine reports:.
"Many of them feel that we are
being 'Carried along willy-nilly by
the tide of growth without . ade-
quate .planning and , preparation
for the future; They 'feel that the
community and town .planning. that
is 'being done in. Canada .i.e..apotty-
and too narrow in scope; that our
'planning should he on a longer
term and cover much wider areas..
They say that sonic communities,
indelstries and planners are beirig
stifled and frustrated by aetiquat-
ed zoning regulations and by-laws
:that have apt kept, pace with Mod-
ern deVelopMents."
artieleepoiritee'•ont, that - the
trend to the suburbs during tile
past 12 years ha's 'brought. with it
a host of problems revolving
around,' transportation. For ex-.
ample, the. new suburbs could' not
exist, without the automobile, and
unless proper provision is made
for it in the form of good roads,
proper spaces for ;private parking
and adequate service statioie fecili-
tieS, the suburb system breaks
down.. Modern planners agree that
archaic community laws, which
are often unduly restrictive to
service station building, are fatal
to proper town planning,
The professional planners feel
that part of the general solution
lies in the education of more plan-
ners. Four Canadian universities' -
McGill, • Toronto, Manitoba and
British • Columbia—graduate plan-
ners, and the 'University of 'Wes-
tern Ontario's \geography course is
one of the most popular on the
continent for future planners.
"A student interested in plait-
ning" says Dr, E. C. Pleva, head
of Western's geography depart-
illent„ "should start • with funda-
mental training in Science quid
engineering, and do post-graduate
,At'udies In the social sciences, such
as economies, sociology, or busi-
ness administration."
Native of Howick
Passes at Hospital
WROXETER—The death of
well-known resident of Howlek
Township occurrent at the Wing-
ham General Hospital on Tuesday
of last Week, with the passing of
Stephen David Taylor, in his 81st
year, after a brief illness.
Deceased was born on the 0th of
Howiek, near Gerrie, on Decernber
23rd, 1876, a sort of 'the late Mr.
and Mrs, David Taylor, He later
moved to Lot 32, Con. A., the farm
now owned by his Sons, Archie
and William, He was married on
April 8th, 1903 to Mabel Griffith
Who predeceased him on August
Oth, 1954.
'Surviving are four Wine, John
and Clarence,' CCM. C., I-lowlek,
Archie and William 'at borne,Ciiie
sister, Miss Nora Taylor, of Oorrio
also surviVeS.
Service was hold at the Moir
funeral home at 2 p.m. on TharS-
deee, NeVerilbeer 28th, with. Rev. M.
C. Attwell officiating, The pan-
bearers were George Gibson, Ver-
non itupfer, john MoCutcheori,
Arnold Ball, George :Sanderson and
Motley MeMichael, interment was
hi Wroxetor Cemetery,
De. 'Knight is an Ontario:bOrn
miseionary, who, after teaching
for three years, took a four-year
course at the Ontario Agricultural
College and graduated with the
degree of B.S.A. , Yellowing his
graduation he ' pursued further
studies for two• and 'a half years
at the •Michigan State College,
emerging with degrees as master
of science and doctor philoso,-
..phY;
• In 1944 he Was appointed a mis-
sionary. to Angola, West Africa,
and after studying language in
Liebon he was assigned to Dona
Angola, 'where ,his work has beea
conspicuous, •
Being a specialist In the ehem-
' istry Of soils, Dr. Knight has been
able .to make , a great coritribution
in a 'land vvhere much of the cult
tivated 'land is worn out. from lack
et proper maintenance, He also
preen:hes on ,Sundfiy, an cL shares o at
- times in the "coin:triunity' better-
ment, • program", which has as its
goal • the • ineprevement of village
life, health and' sanitation.
Dr. Knight returned to Canada
on furlough -at the. end of June
this year,
The members of 4-H Clitbs and
Junior Farmer groups. in North
Huron 'have been invited to the
rally on Tuesday evening because
of the. special interest the ,speaker
holds for them.
Ile will address the, student body
hi ' the Wingtiam District High
School at 3 .p.m, on . TUesday and
e wilt appear oh the Almanac' Pro-
gram at 10.30 Tuesday evening over
CgNX TV,
Lodges Elect
Officers for 1958,
C. A. Brooks mete elected as
worshipful master of Wingham'
'• LOL Lodge 794 for the corning
year at a meeting of Loclgd mem,
hers held in town Oil Wednesday
evening. Other &fibers appointed"
Were, Deputy master, Harold. Mof-
fatt; recording eon:intent,' W. A.
Hogg; 'financial secretary, Sid
Adams; treasurer, Ivan Gardners
first leeturer, Stan Campbell; sec-
ond' lecturer', Willinuri Henderson
Jr.; • marshal„Tacie Tiffin; tylele,
Oe•Mof:fatt, John ' Ward; Audi-
ors, T. W, Platt and Loael• Henan-
'On; ' committees, Mark Gardner,
M. Casemore, • Thomas Wharton,
Berrien 'Jenkins,
Merrie District LOL, elected`
George Halley, Myth, as distrlet
Master 1958. Others elected
were, deputy master; B Scott, of
Belgra,ve'; chaplain, Henry Patti,
Wingham; recording seere-
tary, C. Falconer, Bly,th,; treasurer,•
Edward Quinn, Hlyth; marshal, E.
Londeshoro; first lecturer,
'William Taylor Belgrave; second
lettitrer, Stewart Apnea, 'Auburn,
The borough of 1•161born, Lon'
don, Englend starts off safety • in-
steuetion with the very young. 'A
Toddlers" Club meets in tv * local
meWs Where a model road section
bas,• been laid mit,
"Voting "motorists" on tricycles
"Mothers" tingling doll carriages
learn the meaning of various traf-
fie signs and signals. Pelieerilen
and Women teach the ebildren,
The purpose of the club is net
• only to teach road safety to child-
, Inn below school age, but Perhaps
more important, to teach parents
'MEM responsibility,
1 Christmas,verse.
The. teaclyrs aad paPila are
busily pfeparing for tb‘lr christ,,
snug concerts, 'That of Sa .Nee, .8
'With Mr. Itosa Nrrington ail' teentr,,
or and that of St, NeiClis School , ,
with: lo rM141:1xa$ t: w
evening,
eMarko et h ,0 Johnson,formctre:wohn.
Wednesday eVening , and the latter
er; Wilt he held in the community
Miss W, D. Rutherford Is spend-
ing a holiday as .the guest of Mize
Florence Stewart, Evanston, Ill, •
patients,
34rO.DianvethGeibwkri:;nhdarn,1 e I hro
Hospital.
i are
Mrs. Gibb is suffering with pleur.,
icy and pneumonia and Johnny
with pneumonia. Their many
piano
efrrlyengdo
s ho Donald Murray, who
ope for a ,speedy recovery.
Best wishes for a speedy recoV-
"stioaInnwgilicq'ill' Ia'Wlaastegrreagtlyveell"' i°YeCi. was 'badly injured on Tuesday,
The toast to the ladies was Pro- when hishand and clothing caught
posed by Ermine Copeland and in a corn picking machine. Donald
Mrs, Jack Reavie responded. Rev. is a patient in, Victoria Hospital,
MacRae read short passages of London. #
Sc ritre (hieing a, brief devotional
period, Beverley Cunningham, one of :Santa's four helpers Son..Saturdey 1001c3
busy as she helps distribute candy for the children, More than le00
youngsters said hello to Santa and received their Christmas treats.
Mrs. J. Rutherford
Leads. WMS Meeting
BELMORE — The November
meeting of the W,M,S, of the
United. Church was held , at, the
home of .Mrs. Norman leTewans on
Wednesday afternoon of lust 'week
with a ,good attendance.
Mrs. John Rutherford was the
leader, using the theme "Unto
Him. every knee ,shall bow", Dis-
cussion followed the worship ser-
vice.
Mrs, W. Merkley 'gave the read-
ing from the IVIissionaly Monthly, •
"Her Works Praise Her", the story
of a courageous .Korean widow .
with only primary education, who
not only ran her own little farm
and raised six children, but also
Managed the only medical unit in
her village.'
Short temperanee readings were
given by Mrs. Roy Rutherford arid
Mrs, W. Johann.
The third chapter of the study
book "Cross and Crisis in Japan",
ably reviewed by Mrs. Torn Abra-
ham, told of the 'rebuilding of
-church life in Japan after World
War It The roll call was 'a verse..
on Peace and was well 'responded
to,. A duet by Mrs. Newa,ne and
'Peter- Newaes, `IHow Great= Thou
Art", was greatly appreciated.;
Mrs. West presided direr the
businese session, Plans ,were made
for the 'Sunday School and. congre-:•
gational supper. on Friday, Deccan: •
her 6th, Mrs, R. Ballagla reported
excellent results of the Christmas
card sale, ,Mrs. Metcalf, treasurer,
reported the allocation already
reached and passed. Election of
1958 officers was held.
The meeting was closed with,
Prayer by the Rev. Harold West,
Hrs.. Gordon Greig
Is Guest Speaker_
WROXETER—T 11 e November
meeting of the Tuesday' 'Starlight
Group was held at the home' of -
Mrs, Lloyd Townsend with
Ken McMichael and Mrs. ..Wes..
Heimpel as conveners, There were •.
23' members and five visitors in
attendance.
Mrs, Gordon Greig Was the' guest.
epeakee and gave an interesting.
discouree entitled "Love Caine
Down at Christrinas".• The group
will arrange a Christmas party
to be held tire church hall on
the evening of December 19th. •
WROXETER.
Hey Kids! Santa Claus is 'coin-
ing to Wroxeter on Saturday,
December 21st, Be at the Town.
Hall at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.'
for pictures and treats,.
All the stores in Wroxeler will.
be open evenings from December
18th to 24th inclusive.
I
The merchants of Wroxoter are
giving prizes of $10, $6 and $1 for
the best decorated reeidential
premises visible from the street,
' Judging will be done Monday even.
ing, DeeeMber 23rd.
4:11 AO
Mrs, Alonzo Sperling alid 1418e
Hazel Snarling spent a fe,w days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jag.
Robertson and Virg. Ethel Oar. '
michael, Goderich. While there
they called on Dr, and Mrs, G.
Willis; who Wish to he remembered
th their friends in• and around
i'Wroxotor,
I Mr, .and Mrs. Henry Sage, Lis,,
towel, are visiting at the Home of
Mr, Ross Toman,
The sympathy of the community
is extended to.the Taylor family iri
the loss of their father,
lift, and' Mrs. Blair sharp, John
and Tommy of Detroit spent :WAN
dayS last week with Mr. Johu
Hoofer, `
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wilt be 'so'rry to loath of her 111.,
ness and also Mr. anti Mts. Alvin
'Oakley who 'ate hospitalized,