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Paper will also be picked up in
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Will Hold Tea
This Month
ROXETER—The C.G. I.T.
meeting last week was opened
will the call to worship by
!Connie Clarke. The purpose
,aed answer were repeated,
followed by the Lord's prayer
and national anthem. A pray-
er was read by Jean Newton,
which was sun med npin a
commentary by Kaye Wright.
The minutes were read by
Carol Coepland and the roll
call was answered by _c mem-
bers. A hymn: was sung to the
accompaniment of Ann Doug-
las. In the business it was de-
cided that a tea would be held
on May llth.
The store from the text was
told and the meeting closed
with Taps.
Dies in Calgary
FORDWICH—Word was re-
ceived in the village last ween
of the sudden death of Mrs.
Norman Cooper, of Calgary.
--7/40/formerly of Fordwich. rias.
rig Cooper was a sister of the late
r Mrs. Herb Rogers, who passed
``u y away in April 1962.
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CGIT GRA:. — On Saturday members of the
Canadian C - : ;r Training from many points in Huron
County Arlo er ^• Wingham for their annual rally
and grad.e7:.' se -:Ice. The thirty-three girls who
graduates :- s ,ear are pictured above.—Photo by
Connell.
News of Wroxeter
Little Dann- .. •:a . is , isit-
ing his grandpe ::: ' r. and
'Mrs. Frank Cc:: :f Hanover.
Mrs. R. Ne ... ccompan-
:ed Mr. and Mee. :nos. New •
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: ton to London :7. : eedav, where
they visited .".:...:. • New -
:ton, who is a : _ie :.n hospi-
tal there. We :.- ::cased to
hear Nancy es: .:s :c get
`home in the rear ferere.
1 Mrs, .1. F.:..---._ has re -
!turned home are.: Epenchng ..
some time w -i: -: son-in-law
`and daughter, ., and Mrs.
W. A. Gibson a: _:das, and
• also Mr. and ' .:s. Ear. McLean,
St, Catharines.
I Mrs. Sam C'.. ne::n spent
the week -enc ie lei :ion, where
she visited he: :.s:er -law,
Mrs. George Al....,: i .
Mr. and Mrs. ... :lister Green
and Janis of C.:.:,..::c.1-. visited
Mrs. W. Weir :Miss Gertrude
Bush and Mr. an d Mrs. George
Gibson on Sur.av,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates
had as the.: Sunday guests Mr.
and Mrs. Everitt Allen, of
Fordwic h.
Ross an's spent Wednes-
day weer.:._. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sage, Lis:: we!.
5;::.:::.,• visitors with Mr.
and M.:-. Chas. McKay were
Mr. .Free . Cobb, Hanover;
Mr. and Mrs, David McKay
and fay..:', , Wingham; Mr.
Gordo: islep and Mr. and
Mrs. G:.::.c McKay, Bluevale.
Mr. eee Mrs. Harvey Brad-
shaw aneMr. and Mrs. Lyle
Hart Epee: Saturday in London
and a:sc ::sited Miss Nancy
. Newton.
We aie. r:eased to see Mr.
Chas. Mae—well back to his
'home az::_:, after spending
the winter months with Mr. and
Mrs. Rc::. '.McDonald, Blue -
;vale.
Mrs. F.: Eddy has returned
to her hcree in Alpena, Mich.,
after speezieg last week with
her cera: Mrs. R. Newton.
Ross Ter an's called on Mr.
LAKELET
Mrs. William Smith of
Bra...pt:n spent a few days at
her home :r..:e last week.
Mr.a:.. Mrs. Eugene Metz-
ger and fay .ly visited with Mr.
and Mrs. t en Pellett at Wrox-
eter on S;: nday,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skaz of
Guelph a::c Mr, Glen Reidt of
Newmarket spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Reidt and Mrs. Glen Reidt.
Mrs. Ra:, Gadke was taken
to the r ee County Hospital
by an b,:1a.: a on Sunday, suf-
fering from a blood clot. We
hope she will soon be well and
up and snout again.
::r, and Mrs. Ervin Dickert
and family visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Klein
at Neustadt.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Kee and family spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
McKee of Teeswater.
An executive meeting of the
McIntosh i'. C. W. was held on
Wednesday evening, at the
home of Mrs. Jack Ferguson.
The ladies also completed a
quilt, which is to be sent in a
mission bale.
and Mrs. Boyne Sage, 3rd Line
Wallace.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. George Hamilton, R. R. 1,
Wroxeter, in the loss of their
young son and their house by
fire on Saturday night.
Miss Hazel Sparling accom-
panied Mrs. Louis Hutton of
Wingham to Goderich on Fri-
day, where she visited Mr. and
Mrs, Jas. Robertson.
Decide Against Garden Party
GORRIE—The April meeting
of the W.A. of St. Stephen's
Church was held at the home
of Mrs. R. T. Bennett on Thurs-
day afternoon with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Gordon Underwood,
in the chair. The meeting
opened with prayers and Scrip-
ture read by Mrs. Earl Under-
wood. Roll call was answered
with a verse on the resurrection.
An invitation from the United
Church Women, to attend a
meeting at which Rev. Roy T.
Jordinson, a missionary from
Trinidad, will speak, was re-
ceived. Plans were completed
for the marking of the 45th an-
niversary of the W.A. at the
next regular meeting on May
16th, at 2:30 p.m. Mis. K.E.
Taylor of Goderich, diocesan
president, is expected to be
present to address the meeting.
The annual Thankoffering
was received and the sunshine
bags were turned in. It was
decided to ask for donations
instead of having a garden party
this summer. "That Good Man
Barnabas', was the topic taken
by the president. He was a man
full of the Holy Ghost and of
faith. Scripture passages were
read by the members, telling
of his missionary journeys.
The meeting was closed by
Mrs. G. A. Anderson. The
hostess served a lovely lunch.
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