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PURPLE GROVE
Mrs. Brindley' of Riversdale. is
visiting' with her daughter, Mrs..
Frank Dore. , .
Mr. and .Mrs„ Sam Emerson '&'
Hilda; visited at the home of Mr.
&. Mrs. John.'Emerson' last week.
_ .Mrs. George -SS. Erneraon , visit
mth -Ater 1 ensu i- 045 -'
stock last .week. •
Mr, Viand aVIrs.:. Ralph Hill and
Russel Cpllins , attended the: 'fun-.
neral' of :the late Toan Quigley . at
London on Thursday. 'Mrs. Hill.
remained ':for a few days with
her sister,•Mrs.' Quigley..
A social was held: in. Purple
Grove' School last week: All re-
port a good time.
Mr. Don .-Dore was 'home for
,the weekend.•
Mrs... Storey.. of Russell, Man.,
is' visiting with herbrother, Mr.'
Milton Stanley..
.Miss :Edna• Boyle of `.Orillla is
•visiting at._the-home_r_of her ,br-.o--
;ther,. Mr. Francis ;Boyle. .
:The !unpile Grove ,.Grove Institute'
meeting':was, held' `at the home
of Mrs. Harvey. Thom1? son last.
Wednesday rwith a' large .attend,..
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ante. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne Ritchie
Victoria St., Wingham
• Phone 966
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visited relatives in .Listowel
cently.
Visitors". with .Mrs. Helen -Swan
this week •were.:Miss Myrna Ir-
win, :Miss Margaret' & Don Robe,.
ertson.'
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CULROSS CORNERS
`emirs "Wan
all,. who 'has ,been
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Jack
Schumacher for some time, has
returned to her home 'at Kin-
lough:
Misses Beverley Wall _&: Karen
•Wallspent a few days with their
grandmother, Mrs. Joe Wall, , of
Teeswater,
Harold..Whytock, . Laverne . and
Ray Harris spent .Thursday after-
noon with: Donnie. Wall. •
Doris Wallspent` a few days
with lier •grandmother, 1VIrs R.
White
head, Teeswater.
Mr. and. Mrs. Don Donaldson
motored to.': Woodstock • recently
andoii-the-return -trip-were .ac-
companied .home. by: Mrs. Earle
'Hodgins,who had spent some
time . visiting in the city. , .
Mrs.
...Toe 'Wall of Teeswater
spent the 'week -end .with- Jr.' &
Mrs. • Frank Thompson and tam-
sly...
"I know what I'm talking about. No
wise man or woman would be without
the services of a crust, company in matters
co'ncernirig their estate—Ws far tdo
impoitant. 6o, take my Advice, write for
the free booklet, "Iilbeprint For Your,
'Farnily." It will tell you a lot you should
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Bobby Wall. spent Fridayaf-
ternoon at Dave IreIand's• and
visited -the maple' sugar 'bush.
Miss . Helen .Schumacher spent
last •week with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wall,
:Kinlough. • •
Miss ' : Elda Wall spent the
wpk-ensl :w:i
3b'fi�.
*bead, Teeswater,
i1Vlr and Mrs. Murray Hender-
son
and children of Paramount`
.and Mr. ' and Mrs. `'Jas. ' Wraith
spent. Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Art Hodgins:
United Church, W:M.S
"What does Easter mean t�
you?" :Was the ' .worship ` theme
for the ..April . meeting ,Of the
United Church W;M,S : Afternoon
'Auxiliary: In the absence. of the
President and • • secretary, 1Vlrs.
Wilfr
ed Drennan, vice pres.. and.
Mrs. ' Burt Roach presided.. The
scripture .reading ' was. taken„ by
-Vies Georgi - A -redrew. The theme.
was taken ' in • three parts: • "Med-
itation on the .Cross", •"Medita
tion•' on the Resurrection" and
"Easter is the Festival - of Vic-
torious• Living", by Mrs. J. W
Joynt,. Mrs. Ewart : Taylor an
Mrs.' James,Webster. Mrs. W. L
MacKenzie resided for the pro
gram. .The, . guest'.' soloist '•wa
Mrs: Robert Andrew of . Listo
wel ' Mrs. •Harold Allin and dau
ghter Mary contributed ' a 'pian
-duet. ' Mrs. Ed 'Thom gave •
reading • an ' ."Easter's joyou
message df Hope", written - aby
Mrs. • Matthews, formerly ' Eve
lyn Craw, of --Peterborough. The
topic --for- --study—on "M-issio
Tides" was reviewed' by. Mrs. W
Anderson, and -..Miss Flora
Andrew.. Canada has asked to
have more settlers, and -it is • part
of ,our, loyalty'.: to ..our homeland.
to help those who do._ corne to
get over their • sense 'of' strange-
ness.' Emigrating, takes ' a • vast
amount, of courage. If. every Can=
adian • going'overseas •' would
identify themselves; with the
Christian church,.what navy life
and hope it would '.bring . to 'our
misisonary work overseas, and
to • those who ' know • not the
meaning of, Easter. The Thank -
offering meeting. of the W.M.S,
Auxiliaries ' will;, be held in. the
church Fellowship .Room at 8.00
pan. on April .12th, The :guest
speaker'• will. be Mrs. W. R. Lake
of Kincardine, ,formerly. of ` mis-
sion in Jamaica: Bruce W.1Vl?.S.'
res.y eria wi : .e in . iarton
on April 17th. The program was
under the cohvenership 'of 'Mrs.
W. L. MacKenzie, Mrs. R. H.
'Thompson, Mrs Thom and Mrs.
'George Andrew. Refreshments:
were served at the close of the
meeting: • .
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HEAU OFFICE
The spirit of Christ
Within ,our hearts • enthrone
Then shall we feel, ,oun neigh-.
Hold Out the helping hand •
' The measure of man's Werth
Is service. to -mankind.
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LANGSIDE.
Sunday .Schoot starts on Sun-
day, April 15th,' at 2.00 p.m.
Church at 3.00. p.m,. •
The pot luck supper was, a de-
cided success with' a real good
attendance.- Following supper a
prograrn„ was enjoyed with Rev,
Caswell as: chairman and which
opened with: a lively • sing song
conducted by Mrs. Warn. Scott.
Duets were given by Donna Mof-
fat and Marion • Scott, trio• b3>•
Janice, Marion and David Wall;
piano solo Iby 'Marion Scott.; ac-,
cordian. selections : by.. Gordon,
Wall and readings.by Mrs. Gor-
don :Wall; Mrs. Bert .'Moffat and
-Mrs`: Frank Miller. Remarks
were ,,given: Iby Rev. Caswell
thanking all. for the :success of
the evening and the lovely •sup-
per, also thanks. were ' extended:
by iMrs. Lloyd Moffat.. and she
also announced the Ladies Aid.
were planning to. send woollens
for blankets to .have thein away
by May 15th. ; If anyone wishes
to . send they can contact any of
the Members 'of the . ladies , Aid.
'Linda. and Janette Johnson of
Belgrave were Easter' week
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Tiffin.
• Jo -Anne and , Royden Conley
of Lueknow: • were Easter week
visitors. with their -cousins, Lois
and Mac'• Conley. .•
• Cecilia Crowston spent Easter„
*ar�r r t, yrs. 'W rn
Kennedy , and Mr..' 'Kennedy ' in
Wingham. .
The Thankoffering meeting of
the--:�W.A. is ."being •held in the
church on April 13th at 8.30 p.m.
Slides 'Will- be shown.
MORRIS IS 'PLANNING
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION'
The executive 'of. the Morris
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Phone 3, Luckri�ow
Township. Centennial committee
has ': sent .out • invitations to' old ,.•r•>r.ri.o.
boys ,and. girls from the munici-
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hundredth birthday anniversary • Pre-Spring
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I• Phone:
I Goderiehi.13or W;ngh_665'
not be; available and every means
is 'being used ' to inform the old
timer
s , of the event.. . ._
Elmer Nivins, a brother of
Mrs. Peter McCall. of town, who
iswith the C.P.R. transport traf-
fiee' department in. Calgary;• is
endeavouring to arrange- for ;a
special coach from the West 'to
make- the trip . "back. home".
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BOOSTS FOR COASTGUARD..
SERVICE ON GREAT LAKES •
Mr A. E. Rabinson, :.M.P, for
Bruce, •spoke in the' House last,
__weel .ixi._s ppar-t-of•--:a--resolution-
•that' proposed the establishment
of : a coastguard service .. on the
Great Lakes..
Mr. ,Robinsons 'pointed out that
he ,Was particularly; interested •_in
the subject as • he ''came from a
district that had" approximately
300, miles of "shore line; 'which,
was .extremely. attractive to sum-
mer tourists. ' • -
The ' number ..of ' 'yachts and
power. (boats on Lake Huron. arid.
Georgian Bay • is . increasing each
year, and many Arnerican yachts,
call at . points ' along this shore-
line. As well a •go"od many., fish=
ing boats ply these waters. In
additidn , the,4ope'ning • of the deep
waterway will. increase the need
for a coastguard • service, Mr..
Robinson. emphasized: • ' • '
The Bruce member recoirni
mended that , if_sie.._"°suc�h ser:-.
vice was inaugurated, considers
tion .be given to train Sea Scouts
in connection .with the service.
"It :would be ;goodtraining. for
all . those boys who have the
navy . in view for ;their future
he said,
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