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WROXETER
Mr, and Mrs. 1.,loyd Weir, Toron-
to, spent. Saturday with Miss
Gertie Bush and Mrs. W. E. Weir.
The latter returned to Toronto
with them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Doig spent
Thursday with Mrs. Clara Kiteley
of ^Arthur, and also made a couple
of calls at Drayton.
Mr. and Mrs, George Adams and
family were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart P,oig, Trow-
bridge.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
William Weber, Harriston,
Mrs. James McTavish spent the
week-end with Mr, and Mrs. John
MacTavish, London, Sunday vis-
itors at the same home were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Grant, Ken and
Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Willits,
Lynne and Norma, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex MacTavish and Bobby. The
occasion being Mrs, James Mac-
Tavish's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Eaton and
family and Miss Joan Alexander,
Seaforth, and Mrs. Alonzo Spar-
ling were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. John Hupfer, where
a birthday supper was given in
honor of Mrs. Sparling,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coates and
Joy, Sarnia, were week-end visitor's
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates.
CGIT Meeting
WROXETER—The national an-
them was used to open the meet-
ing of the Canadian Girls In
Training. The call to worship,
purpose and answer followed and
all repeated the Lord's prayer,
Gail Statia read the Scripture
and Brenda Gathers read the
prayer. Business was discussed
and a few games were played.
Lunch was served and the meeting
closed with Taps.
Plans Suggested
For Remodelling
BLUEVALE- -The Women's As-
sociation met in 'the United Church
on Thursday, the president, Miss
Ruby Duff, conducting the meet-
ing.' Mrs. Alex McCrackin gave
the treasurer's report which show-
ed a satisfactory balance.
Discussions centred on sugges-
tions for plans for remodelling and
furnishing the basement of the
church, and a committee was nam-
ed.
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WROXETER—The regular April
Meeting of the Wroxeter W.M.S.
was held in the church school room
on Friday evening with thirteen
ladies present.
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- Mrs. Harvey Timm led in the
devotions of the worship service,
which she arranged with the assis-
tance of Mrs. Glenn McMichael,
and Mrs. G. L. Dobson. The theme
or the service was "Easter". Mrs.
Dobson also presided at the piano.
.The chapter from the study
book, "Africa Disturbed", dealt
With the subject of "Communi-
cations' and was presented by Mrs.
MeMichael. An Easter story war;
.read by Mrs. Dobson,
A report of the Presbyterial held 1111
recently at Seaforth, was given by
two members who had attended.
Mrs, George Gibson dealt with the
morning session, one of the high-
lights of which was the, building
of "the Ship Huronia", as por-
trayed by Mrs. Harold Doig, of
Fordwich. Mrs. Gibson closed her
remarks by saying that she was
sure all who had attended had en-
joyed themselves, anti that no one
could possibly attend that meeting
and not return home without gain-
ing a great deal of good, and be-
ing much the better for having
attended. The afternoon session
was reported on by Miss Elva
Hupfer, who among other things,
mentioned the address by the
guest speaker Miss Churchill, a
social service worker in Montreal.
The roil' call was responded to
by donations of socks, mitts, and
toys, for the Supply Allocation
bale,
The date for the regular yearly
bake: sale was set for early May,
at which the members of the "Buds
of Promise Mission Band" will be
in. charge of the tea tables. The
proceeds will go towards the Mis-
sion Band Supply Work,
Members were asked to note the
elutlige in the date of the Mission-
irland. Easter Thankofferiag meet-- vig to be held on Wednesday
afternoon, April 20, at 2.30 p.m., in
the church schoolroom, when the
W.M.S. and the mothers and
friends are invited. The children
are preparing a special Easter
program.
The W.M.S. Easter Thankoffer.
ling will be held on Sunday a.m.,
May 1, with Rev. Thomas Gil- I=
Christ of Grand Valley, as speaker, El
During the reports from the var- Lou
tour secretaries, Mrs. a. Gibson Lin
reported on "World Refugees", and Pm
the Sunshine secretary, Mrs. 11,
Patterson, reported on the num-
ber of cards sent, as well es report-
ing a new Associate member.
The hockey banquet for the
GOrrie,,Wreketer Hockey Assoei-
s:tieri, for which the W.M.S. had ..1111
been Pliked for assistance was .dis- -NZ
cussed, and it was 'decided that LI
they would; , do their share. along
With •other groups in the 'comrhon'' • ity., 'The banquet )(late is Friday,
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WROXETER, "Salt as Old as
the Earth" was the topic given by
Mrs. Thomas Burke at the Wrox-
eter Women's Institute, The his-
tory of salt was traced from
Biblical times to the present day
with special mention of Huron
County.
Mrs. Howes opened the meeting
with the reading of "0 Canada",
followed by the installation of of-
ficers for the coming year.
The secretary's report was given
by Mrs. Burke, the auditor's by
Mrs. Taylor, and the Good. Cheer
by Mrs. Adams. The roll call was
the naming of a Canadian product
used in to-days menu,
The members were reminded of
the district annual to be held at
Cranbrook, May 10. A strong box,
for the preservation of the Insti-
tute's records, was donated by Mrs.
Burke and this was greatly ap-
preciated by the members, A vote
of thanks was extended to all the
retiring officers.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. Greig, Mrs. J. Simmons pre-
sided over the latter part of the
meeting. Hostesses were Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. Burke.
April 22, in the Wroxeter commun-
ity hall.
The date for the joint African
Evening to be held with Gorrie and
Fordwich W.M.S. was announced
as Monday, May 9, and will he held
in the Gorrie United Church,
The May meeting will be in
charge of Mrs. Munro, Mrs. Doig,
Mrs. Rae and Mrs. McLean.
A social time followed the close
of the meeting, during which lunch
was served by the committee.
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For 44.1 Calf Club,
1341.1141VALE On Thursday eve-
ning at 8.30 the Turnberry 4-fl
Calf Club met at the Bluevale
community hall to reorganize the
club for the coming Year. Twen,
ty-two members were present. The
assistant agricultural representa-
tive for Huron County, Don
Greeve, outlined the 4-H program
for the year ahead and distributed,
supplies among the members. Mur-
ray Mulvey conducted the elec-
tion of officers, which resulted as
follows:
Pees., Dill Jeff ray; viee-PreSe
Peter Mulvey; sec., Georgina Kief-
fer; press reporter, Julia Thorn-
ton.
It was deeided that the Meet-
ings should he held the second
Monday night of every month.
The 4-H pledge was repeated and
the meeting was adjourned.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jefferson and
Cheryl of Clinton visited Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
C1111afirsls°Bjeetttyfe•rson' Devereaux of Loridoo;
spent the weelc,end - with her par,'
ents„ Mr and Mrs. Gus Devereatiz;•
The St. Augustine Church. spon-
sored a progressive euchre party
last Monday evening. There- were
21 tables playing. Mrs. Tf..4 Mills
was the winner of the high score
for the ladies and john Boyle had
the high score for the men. John
Connelly won the door prize. Jelin
McGinnis and Warner AndreWs
were winners of the lucky chair
prizes.
(Lade tor. mat • week),
-.. Mrs. Don Jefferson aad,C,,h9rA:
of- Clinton;, spent'Wadneada.,y1
Mr. and Mrs.' : jeffer4M.
Mrs. John Thompson anct•HoWard
visited with her sister; Mi.•ge. Phr
Leishman, and other Goderich'
relatives one day last week. . •
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart CharaneYi
Diane, Donna, Barbara- and Joyce
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William Webster, of St.
Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Sam Thompson,
John, Susan and Murray visited
Sunday with her mother, Mrs:
Cecil Chamney, of Wingiuma•
continued and the girls worked on
their charts. The demonstration
at the meeting was the cooking of
Swiss steak.
BLUEVALE Bluevale
group •one, held their third meeting
at the home of Mrs, W. J, Peacock
when they studied the topic, "Meat
in the Menu".
After opening with the 4-H
pledge, the mcmbes answered the
roll call, "How our family gets its
meat supply".
Discussions were held on several
topics, Looking for quality in meat;
Become grade conscious; Secrets of
meat cooking; Cooking tender
cuts; Cooking less tender cuts.
The discussion on beef cuts was
DUVALL'
Mr. Colin Fingland of Wingham
preached in the United Church on
Sunday as the minister, Mr. A. H.
Neelon, is still in hospital.
Good Friday services will be
held in Knox Presbyterian Church
at 10.30 a.m. It is expected that
Mr. A. H. Neelon will preach.
Mrs. Stanley Darling, Mrs. Jam-
es Darling and Mrs. Charles Camp-
bell and children visited in Mild-
may on Friday.
Cook Swiss Steak
in Demonstration
BIG
Lt. Brian'iStapleS , of :genii...Bak-
tien, was the week--end ,guest ;,4f,•
Mr, and Mrs..John CaMeren.a .'•
Congratulations to Mr, and,'Maii,
Norman McDonald on the arrival
of a son, at the Wingham General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MaePher-
son and Mr, and Mrs. William Mac-`
Pherson attended a reception for
Mr. and Mrs. William Raynard
(Miss Evelyn Donaldson) of Toron-
to at Ethel on.Friday evening,
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Dorscht and
daughters spent the week-end at
Kitchener.
DONNYBROOK
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Apkimen,
Jim, Bill and Judy, Mr. and MrS,
Wesley Jefferson and. pebble spent
Friday evening with' Mrs. 3, • 0.
Robinson of Wingham.
Mrs. John Thompson visited at
Goderich on Satimday with her
sister; Mrs. Robert Rutledge and
Mr. Rutledge also called on, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry
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13.1.01.1EVAI.AE—The Easter Thank-
offering meeting of the W.M.S.
of the United Church was held on
Thursday afternoon, the president,
Mrsa Milton Fraser, presiding.
was decided to pack a bale
of used clothing in May. Mrs.
Carl Johnston . gave a paper on
Stewardship.
Mrs. . A. II. Neelon. introduced
the, 'study program with Easter
Sculpture readings and prayer.
Mrs, Charles lVfathers told. the
,sorry of the writing of the hymn,
Will Take Care of You",
which was sung as a duet by Mrs.
George Hetli.Prington and Mrs. Alex
Corrigan, with Mrs. Carl Johnston
as aceompanist.
Mrs. W. J. Peacock and Mrs.
George Hetherington gave reports
of the W,M,S, Presbyterial held re-
cently at Seaforth.
Mrs. M. L. Aitken gave the chap-
ter from the study book, "Africa
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