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GORRI>IE
Have Pine Meeting
The regular meeting of the Y. 1'.
was held on Wednesday evening;
March 27th, with 18 members pies-
int. The business was in charge of
the Vine -President, Lloyd Ashton.
A- solo was given by Bernice Day, a
guitar solo by Gerald Galbraith, and
were much enjoyed.. The recreation.
convenor," Miss Velma Lennox and
her committe, had charge of there-
ntaiinder of the meeting, when a nun.,
ber of contests and games were en-
joyed. . The meeting .closed with the
hymn "Abide with me" and the Lord's
':Pray er.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Earl, and fain-
'
fly of Ethel were Sunday guests of
IVIr. and' Mrs. R. 5. Clegg.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cook of Clif-
tford, Mr. and Mrs. Wright and fam-
ily, pf Lakelet, were guests of Mrs.
Jas. 'Bell, on Sunday, •
Mr.:and Mrs. George Mines and
daughter, also Mr. Stewart Lovell,
' Itave moved to Tara where they will
"`be engaged in farming,
We are pleased to report that Miss
Marjorie Baker, wlio underwent an
-operation in Wingham Hospital on
Tuesday last, is improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Edwards, •13etty
,and Billie were guests of Mr. and
IVtis. 1V. Austin, Listowel on Satur-
sday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Icing and Miss
. Jean. of London spent the week -end
in. town. •
Mr, and 'Mrs. Kenneth Hastie and
Mr. James Hastie 'were guests of Miss
A.lnta Plastic in Kitchener un Satur-
day.
Mr:' and Mrs. Charles 1iiack visited
with frit;nds in B uevale on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rnowlson Hueston
:and son Donald, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hueston's parents in 'Wingram.
Mrs. C. Edgar spent Sunday in
London. Her another who has been
in the hospital there was able to re-
turn home with her.
The Annual meeting of the Gorrie
Woinen's Institute will meet on Wed-
nesday, April 10th, at the home of
Mrs. William Earngey. Meeting at 3
o'clock sharp.
Miss Doris Sample of Teeswater is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Jas. Arm-
with a very, painful knee.
Mr, ' Harry Jennings of Huron
College, London,. spent the week -end
at the •home of 112r, and Mrs. Chas,
Lawrence, •
Miss 1i. McLaughlin taughtthe
school at No, 4 'Ilotvicl ` last week,
owing• to• the illness of Miss Laura.
Hicks,
Mr, and hfrs. David Dane of Tor-
onto were recent guests : of Mr. and.
Mrs, Isaac Wade and other relatives:
Mr, and Mrs. II .Cook spent Sun-
day With relatives in Mitchell.
Special inter church and community
services will be held in the Town
Hall, Gorrie, on Monday, 'Tuesday;
Wednesday and Thursday evehings,
April 15th to 18th. The programme'
of these Holy week services will be
published next week.
Married—On Monday, April lst, at
the parsonage, Gorrie, by Rev. G. W.
Butt, Miss Norma -King,' of Fordwich
to Mr. Clifford Holt, soft of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Holt, near Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coles spent
last week With friends and relatives in.
Wingharm
Mr. and, Mrs. Ward .Sheefer, Ford-
wich, spent Sunday at 'the bonne of
Mr. and Mrs. •Frank Coles,
We are pleased to report that Mr.
Jack .Strong who has been seriously
ill with infection of the: throat, is able
to be out of bed again, although still
feeling rather weak.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne Mi-
chael an Wednesday last were, the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Zirninerntan and son, Jack, of Milver-
ton, also Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Muss-
elman and son, Clare of Kitchener.
Mr. Richard McGrath is at present:
on the sick list.
Mr. and tl-frs. Fred Hynclman and
daughter Geta, also Mrs. John Hyncl
man, spent a few days the first of this
week with relatives in Toronto. The
latter remained far a longer period
with her slaughter, Mrs. Dowdell.
Mr. Gordon Underwood purchased
the property of Mr, John Hyndman,
lately occupied by Mr. Jesse Harri-
son.
Mrs, Ira MacLean and baby Mar-
ilyn, of Brussels, are guests of the
former's sisters, Mrs. K. Hastie and
Mrs, W. C. Ring, for a few clays this -
week. -
Mr, Cleve Stafford, who has. been
strong. confined to itis home for some time
Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Stephen ager was able to take a drive to Winghattt
Bobby spent Sunday with the latter's on Monday.
lLr, and Mrs. George roster spent
Mother in • Harriston, little Miss
Sunday with Mr. and Mis. George
Eleanore who has been spending a Balser at Orange Hill.
-couple of weeks with :her grandmother Mr. George Wall;er spent Sunday
returned Itome
with her parents.
I •
with iris brother in Brussels.
Mrs. J. Bingham was a Sunday
guest of Mrs. T. Shearer in Turnber:
Mr, Joe Magrath visirted a few days
last week with his sister, Mrs. Mc-
Millan in Listowel.
Little:Miss Edith Plastic spent the ry'
week -end with. heir aunt and uncle, Ma' G' S. Thug was a Toronto vis -
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. McDonald at 'tor one day this week.
Molesworth. Mrs, vallis, Miss Helen Ellis and
Mr. Harold Cockburn, of Guelph
Mr, Norman Wade attended the
were Tuesday visitors of the former's
Swine Producers Convention held in
daughter, Mrs, Victor Shera.
Clinton on Monday, March 25th,
which was addressed by Mr.' 1V, P.
Watson, Government Official
Mr. Robert Deachman of. Ottawa,
visited friends in Gorrie and Orange
WROXETER
Mr. Norman Patterson of London,
Hill during tate past week. spent a few days last week with
Mr. Harry King spent the week- friends here. Rev. W. A, Finlay met with an
end in. Toronto. with his sister and unfortunate accident on Monday of
other friends. last week while driving on the ninth
Mr. and Mrs. F, C. Taylor were of Howick, the steering gear of his
guests of the latter's sister in Clinton car broke, causing the car to turn'
on. Monday of last week, over in the ditch. Fortunately Mr.
Rev. G. W. and MrsButt spent a Finlay eacaped unhurt except for a
few days in Detroit last week. The
Severe shaking up:
former's - mother, Mrs. Butt Sr, re- t Mr, Duncan Cartwright of the staff
turned to Gerrie with them for a of the 13rtissets Post, called on friends
Visit, �in town on Tuesday of last week.
A very enjoyable time was spent by Mr, Robt. Deachman of Ottawa is
the 4th line Club and friends at thewith his cousins, Messrs D.
home of Mr. and Mrs, Percy Ashton visiting
on Friday night last. ID. and A,. J. Sanderson.
Miss Eleanor Douglas of ':.ebanon.
Mr, and Mrs, Cloyne Michael mov sl5ertt the tveelc-enol at her home here,
i ' household effects on Pr'iday
lastto the their ho We are sorry to report that Mr. G.
In1lottse .lately occupied by A Weaning was on the sick list for
Mr, and Mrs: Arthur Stephens. , a few days last week suffering from
Mt. and Mrs. James Hubbard and "flu''
family of Harriston were Sunday Mrs. David Breckenridge was taken
t Bell. 1 M .
guests of 5, s. 'James to a London Hospital on Thursday of
Rev. R, S, Jones. ,held the weekly
Lenton Prayer Service ate the home last ry
last week where she �underettt act
of Mrs. Susan Munro on Wednesday lattaj*m n Mends its ibis vicinity
eveninglast with a good attendance .Che a y
b of Miss Marjorie .Baker will be sorry
present, to hear that she underwent an oper-
We are sorry to report that Mr. ation for apj>enctieitis on Tuesday of
• Leonard Rattan is laid up. at present last week, and is a patient it Wing-
ham hospital..
Miss Mary Mealien 'entertained a
rnnber of girl ft'iends ata birthday
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party on Saturday afternoon when
her eighth irtiiday,
She celebrated i7•hth b
i;tr. and Mrs. Tlert Martin and
family Were London visitors this
week -end.
, Mr. Walter Bush of New Ontario
is visiting at the home of his aurtt;
Mrs, John Bush.
Messrs W. S. Sanderson and Rich.
aver Griffith of Howick are exchange
ing farm§ again and each is moving
back this week to' the farm prcviotisly
ews and Gerrie
Thursday, April 4th 1935
A PRENIIER AND HIS GOALKEEPING "]CWII°•1
Bessie Lovell, on her work in Kenya
Colony Africa, where she has :been
to the Ivflssion fields for number ,of
years. Miss Lovell is leaving this
week to begin her return trip to
Africa, after spending the past year
on furlough in. this country,
Up around Kitchener•, Out., ]tome -'was on the job. Take a look and see
town of George Hainsworth, the folks "Mitch" ; how much you think they look alike.
. • . f Toth have round heads, 'high rounded
call hint ch and see a great re-
semblance between the battling peens- •1 foreheads, large aggressive -looking
r noses, wide mouths full of white teeth
ler and the "Human Icicle," who is the and both deeply cleft chins. The
last line of defence for the mighty photo at the top shows the premier
Leafs, A .meeting was arranged be- las he walked into the room, threw his
tweets the two and a photographer i•arnt around the goalkeeper's should -
owned
by .him.
ers and said, "Hello, George, you're
going great, niy boy." And the lower
one is their parting handshake as they
wished each other luck in the battling
in front of them. They both have to
catch plenty — only the St. Thomas
fanner has a chance to pitch back at
the foe — and he always has plenty
of smoke on the pill.
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Mr. Clifford Denny spent Saturday
with friends near Fordwich.
Mr ,and Mrs. Mac Allen of London
were week -end guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo, Allen.
Mr. and I'ylrs. Russell Rae spent
last week with friends at Waterloo.
Mt. john Koch who has spent the
past year in British Coltnnbia, where
he was" employed in the mines, re-
turned here on Saturday, and has re-
engaged with Mr. Chad, Hennings of
Turnberry for the summer.
Mr. S, J, Btirke has purchased a
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stocks on Wednesday of last week.
Mr. John MacNatighton, London, is
a visitor at the home of his son, Mr.
D. S. 1\facNanghton,
Garage Burned
Our sympathy is extended to Mr,
Geo. Merkley, of .l3elmore, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Merkley, Salem, who
lost his garage by fire, and who Was
quite seriously burned on the face and
hands, M.[r. Merkley had a fite in the
stove and ran across to the store of
Mr. Balers on an erranrl, vas not gone
new Pontiac car which be brought more than five minutes, On his res
turn the place was a mass of flames.
Mr. IVLerkley dashed into the building
to try to save two cars and in doing
hoarse front Oshawa one day last
week
Mr, and iVfrs, R, Griffith of Howick
entertained a number of friends on so received serious burns.,.,Unfortune-
Fr'iday evening of last week, ately he carried no insurance.
Miss W. J. Rae of l;elgrave spent:
the week -end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, D. W. Rae
The members of the keel Y. Pe S.
have been invited to give their play
"The Lucky Emerald" in Gorrie, and
the caste are again rehearsing in pre-
paration of presenting .the play there
on Friday evening of this Week,
The Weekly. Lenton Prayer Meet-
ing. conducted by Itev. I2, S. Jones
is being held this 'week at the home
of Mrs, Thos, ;act:lin'oh Friday even-
ing,
Miss Evelyn Gantble•orf'Thanresford
called on :friends :in town pp Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gallaher and
cart ,Billy, spent Sunday unclay :afternoon
with • Mr, and Mrs. P'. Kitchen.
A number in town are confined to
their homes with "flu.
Mr. Tony Mealien has started the
county road work with the grader,
Mr. 1ifalccthn 'ftagtte spent the
week -enol with Clifford friends,
Mr, and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton
and John spent the week -end with.
London friends.
Mr. Norman Brandon, of London
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rasmussen and
Donna Jean, London, were week -end
guests of Mrs. Rasmussen Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hetnbley and dau-
ghter, Virginia, were Sunday guests
of Palmerston friends.
Mr, John Barnard .alae) Miss Mar..
garet Gibson, both of London, were
week -end guests of Mrs. John Gibson,
itfr. Norman. Hall, Lalkelet, was a
week -end ;guest of M', and Mrs. J.
R. Wendt.
Mr. A. `tlrearring has been' ill for.
;several days'with an attack of the
„flit."
Miss Dorothy Conninghatn, Walk -
spent the ton , it r t t tc week -end tviElr Mr,
and mites, Henry Met•Icley, 5tinday
guests at the sante home were, Mr,
and Mrs.: Ezra Merkley and Mr. and
Mrs, Percy Merkley, T..ondort; Mr. and
Mrs, 7-Iarry Merkley, Win-lhani, Mr,
aird Mrs, 5. C..Ctinnieghana anti ddu-
ghter, Clarke. and sort, Gerald, Walk -
erten.
Mr. and ilias. Jack Macintosh, of
Molesworth, Were •Stntday gncsts of
Mr, and Mrs, Alex, Wright,
Women's Institute
Mrs. Thomas Brown opened her
home for the March meeting of the
W. I., which was held on Thursday
afternoon, March 28th, with a good
WAS CONSTIPATED
FOR 30 YEARS
Woman's Long Searchfor a Remedy
The trouble with most remedies for
constipation, as this woman found, is
that they give only temporary relief.
Having at last found a permanent cor-
rective, she writes: to tell .us about
"For upwards of 30 years I was a
victim of acute constipation. I tried
practically everything that it was pos-
sible to try. I admit I was a chronic
case, and every .new remedy I tried
helped ,for a day or two—after that I
was jttst.as bad as ever. Three months
ago I took any first taste of Kruschen
Salts, and every morning since, and
every morning so long as 'I live, my
first duty upon rising is my Kruschen,
I honestly feel a different woman. My
bowels act to the clock, and my friends
remark how well I am looking.: My
only regret is that I didn't try Kru-
schen Salts years ago." --(Mrs.) A. M.
Kruschen Salts is Nature's recipe
for maintaining a condition of inter-
nal cleanliness. The six salts in Kru-
schen stimulate your internal organs
to smooth, regular action. Your sys-
tem is thus kept clear of those impur-
ities which, allowed to . accumulate,
lower the. whole tone of the system.
Kentish Scouts to Tour Greece
The political situation in that coun-
try permitting, Greece will be the ob-
jective of the annual Easter tour of.
the Scouts of Kent this year,
An Indoor Camp
Charged with the guardianship of
hobby show exhibits filling the Ridge-
way, Ont., High School 'auditorium,
Scouts slept all night in their arti-
ficial camp on the platform.
Are Scouts Interested in Animals?
Six Bay Scouts attended the first of
a series of classes in the care of ani-
mals conducted by the Edmonton Hu-
mane Society. By the fourth meet-
ing the attendance lead grown to 70,
attendance. The president, Mrs. Wm. Bonfire for Fredericton's Birthday
MacLean presided and during the bus Plans for the celebration this $1tm-
iness there was a discussion on Short rater of the 150th anniversary of Fred -
Courses and it is expected Wroxeter ericton as the capital of New Bruns -
Branch will sponsor a 3 -day course wick include a huge bonfire to be
to which every woman in the corn- supervised by firemen and Boy
munity will be welconxe. The new Scouts,
programme committee for 1935-1936 '—•
were appointed, Mrs. A. Munroe and 15,000 Polish Scouts to Celebrate
Miss M. J. Pope, The topic for the Scouts from other countries are in -
day was "Edgar Guest" anti was tali-1vited to the 25th Anniversary Jans-
en by Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton, Mrs. lboree of the Scouts of Poland, to be
H, Wallerave a humorous reading, 1 held in the forest of Simla in July.
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Suggestions for next year's program Some 15,000 Polish Scouts are ex -
were given by each member. Coin- petted to participate.
rottnity songs were an added feature.
At the close refreshments were serv-
ed: by the hostess assisted by kfrs. P.'
S. MacEwen, Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin
and Mrs. H. Waller.
Y. P. Society
Miss Mfildred Dane, Convenor of 1
Christian Fellowship group, was in
charge of the YoungPeople's meeting
on Monday night, 'Follo`tr•ing the op-
ening hymn Isobel Mulligan lead in
prayer and •Lucclle White read the
Scripture Lesson chosen front Ms,tt.
18: 1044. The first topic was it
charge of Margaret Thirst, and the
subject was "Religion the Tracie -Bone
of War." Miss Edythe Martin favor-
ed with a piano 8610:. ,ktr, Allan Fin-
layson gave an address on "How to
Seedy': 'A hymn and the benediction
closed the meet ng.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
GIVEN TINE TALK
' A large attcridance was resent at
l~ p
the t,?nited Church Sunday School on
Sunday morning to hear the interest -
i ; and inspiring talk given by Miss
Two Famous Flyers Were Scouts
It may not be generally known that
tvvo famous western flyers, C. H.
"Punch" Dickens .and W. R. "Wop"
May, who were honoured :iri the
King's last New Year list, were once
Boy Scouts. Both were members of
the old 1st Edmonton Troop.
A Thousand Mile Land' Cruise
A "Thousand Mile Land Cruise," by
special train from London to Edin-
burgh:, and
dinburgh:,and .return, touching at York
and other historic points, is a novel.
Scout project being carried out dur-
ing the 'Easter holidays, Tlie Scout
tourists will be served breakfast and
supper :on the train, and for 'midday
a "haversack lunch," to facilitate
sightseeing,
Regina's Scout Orators
Feer the second year a Boy Scottt
has wort the Regina T.C).l7.Ts, contest
its
oratory. The winner for 1935 was
Gordon Blair of the Wolf Patrol of
the 22nd Regina Troop,
13rit%slt Seouis to Camp with Danes
The Danish, Y,M.C.A, Scouts have
MAY BE ,MVMERCSPUL
President Antanas Smetona. of
Lithuania, may show mercy to four,
alleged Nazi leaders sentenced to face.
the firing squad at Memel because of
anti -Lithuanian activities. The death.
sentence has aroused the whole Ger
man nation which .demands govern-
rttent intervention.
invited a party of 25 English and: '26;
Scottish Scduts to their national camp
near Copenhagen in July.
Sea Scout Firemen
The Sea Scouts of Lymington, En-
gland, will in future assist the local.
fire brigade by providing orderlies'
for. the Fire Chief, by running out
hose,,, keeping back crowds and doing
salvage work.
Giving Small Skaters a "Break"
The operation of free public skat-
ing rinks was a widespread Boy Scout
service activity this. winter. In New
Glasgow the Scouts gave snrtll skat-
ers a "break" by reserving tit ice to
them each afternoon until 4.15 parts_ :
Hungary Again Invites English Boy
Scouts
The :Scouts Of Somogy County
Hungary; have again invited a party
of "GO British Sconts and leaders to
pay them a three weeks' visit in Au
gust, part of the time as guest camp-
ers, and the balance as guests in Hun
garian Scout hones.
Scouts Demonstrate Life Saving
Following their winning of the
Clouston Cup, emblematic of the
Scout life saving championship of
Quebec, the swimming team of .the
Weredale House Scout Troop, Mont-
real, gave a rescue demonstration at .
a life saving clinic sponsored by the
Royal Life Sevipg Society.
It Was a Papoose of Course!
Amongst the gifts sent by the Red
Deer, Alta., Boy Scout toy shop at
Christmas to Cree Indian children
near Rocky Mountain House were
some cloIls. Recently a very small
Indian maiden was seen on the street
at Rocky Mountain House with a
large toy shop doll carefully wrapped
in a rabbit skin and slung over her
bad: in the traditional squab manner.
VICTORY
"The smile of God is victo
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"God on our side, doubt not vic-
tory."—Shakespeare,
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"We can meet every struggle with,
the joyous assurance that it will do
us good .. . . Our spiritual progress is
measured in terms of victories wan,
of discouragement routed, of error ov-
ercome." — The Christian Science
Journal,
"The.great highroad of Inman wel-
fare lies along the old highway of
steadfast well -doing; and they whet-
are
hoare the most persistent, and work in
the truest spirit, will invariably be the
most successful, success treads on the
heels of every. right effort,—Samuel
Smiles.
"No broken chocolate? Man, how
can you expect to keep--yoltr clients
if you do not study their require-
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