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Sawtell spent a day in London last
week.
Mrs. D. W, Rae accompanied by
Mr. aid Mrs, W. R. Rae and IPA',
Hanover, spent NOS Years Day with
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Wightmars 13el,
grave,
Friends hers learned with regret of
the death in Toronto last week of Mr.
George Faulkner, husband. of the late
Ida 'Henneberg, and brother-in-law of
Mrs, .Clarence White, Toronto, form-
erly of Wroxeter.
Mr. and Mrs, j, AT. Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Munroe and Whinnied,
also Mrs. Elsie Carter, were Sunday
guests of Mr, and Mrs, H. B. Allen,
Brussels,
Miss Flora McTavish left for Tor-
onto this week, where she will spend
some time with friends.
Mrs, George St. Marys and sons,
Billy and Andy, of Clifford, were vis-
itors ith Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Adams
last week, Malcolm Adams of James-
town was also a holiday visitor at the
Adams home. •
Mrs, John Gowdy is tinder the doc-
tor's care at present. Her many
friends hope for a speedy recovery to
good health.
Members of the Women's Institute
are asked to leave their donations of
clothing for the Bale for Fort Stew,
art at Mr. Rann's store, Anyone in
the community who can spare clothing
it will be gratefully received, For many
years a bale has been sent by the-,In-
stitute to some needy section ins Ont-
ario. Please leave .your donation this
week so the bale can be packed and
shipped at the earliest possible date.
Mr. and - Mrs. Russell Christie and
son, Tommy, were New Years guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dane,
" Mrs. R. J. Raiin's many friends Will
rOgret to know site is A patient in Clin-
ton Hospital, having undergone an op-
eration, We are pleased.- to, know the
patient is making a good recovery.
The Howick Lions Club will hold
their first meeting of the New Year
on Thursday evening at Fordwich,
when plans will be made for the an-
final 'Ice Carnivals to he . held in the
three villages.
'Guild Annual Meeting
The Women's Guild of 'St.. James
Anglican Church will be held at the
home of the president, Mrs. H. V.
MacKenny on Tuesday, January 14th.,
at 2,30 p.m. Reports for -1946 will be
presented, A .good attendance is hop-
ed for and each member is asked to
bring a friend, also a donation for the
Travelling Basket.
Women's Missionary Society
United Church will hold their January
meeting in the church parlotirs on Fri-
day,- January -10th., at 3 p.m. - The
theme is "India" with an all members
programme. ,Mrs. Denny and Mrs.
Hamilton will be in charge of the De-
votional period. All the ladies will be
cordially welcomed at the meeting of
the Women's Missionary Society.
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Organize Ski Club
A meeting was . held in the Red
Cross Rooms on Thursday evening
last to organize a Ski Club for Wrox-
eter and Community, Seventeen were
present and a slate of officers were
drawn up as follows: Honorary Presi-
dents, 3. 1' .Winter, Reeve of Howick,
J, H. Wylie,' Alvin Moffat, Gordon
Gibson; President, Crawford - Gibson;
1st, Vice-President, - Gilbert Howes;
2nd, Vice-president, Margaret Moffat;
Sec., Jack Milligan; Treasurer, Bud
Stewart; Entertainment ' Committee,
Margaret Wearring, Jean Moffatt,
Scott Hunter, Reg Pacey; Lunch Com-
mittee, Thelma Denny, Edythe Weir,
Jack Gibson, Don Gibson; Transporta-
tion, Lloyd Townsend, Bobbie Gibson,
Ron McMichael,
The first meeting was planned for
Tuesday night, Following the Ski
party there will be a short programme
and refreshments at the Club Rooms.
The Club cordially invite any who are
interested to join as soon as possible.
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SALEM
Mr. Edwin Palmer and Miss Minnie-
Linklater called on Miss Gertie Busk
of Wroxeter
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last Saturday.
Miss Joy Wray of Toronto, spent a
few days with her brother, Mr. Gordon
Wray and Mrs. Wray. Her two nep-
hews, John and Wesley returned to
Toronto with her to spend a few holi-
days.
We are glad to know that Glenn,
Wylie, who came home sick from, Tor-
onto, sonic time prior to Xmas holi-
days, was able to return to school
again.
Misses Hazel and Minnie Weir, who
teach school in Toronto, returned to
their duties, after spending the holi-
days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Weir.
We are glad to know that Miss Fan-
nie Longley is improving, after being
under the Dr's care at Christmas time.
Sacrament was observed in the
church here last Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Woods passed away in the
Victoria Hospital, London, on Sunday
evening. The sorrowing friends have
the sympathy of the community.
ST. HELENS • z.
Mrs. E. W. Rice was hostess for the
January meeting of the Women's In-
stitute for which Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Pherson presided. The roll call was
responded to by naming "My Post-
War Ambition." It was agreed to don-
ate $5.00 to the War Memorial Hos-
pital for Children, London, and $5.00
to the Clansmen's Christmas Seal
Fund. A committee was appointed to
arrange for a Community At Rome
in January. Mrs. W. A. Miller, public-
ity convener gave a paper on "Public-
ity". Mrs. E. W. Rice favoured with a
piano solo. At the conclusion lunch
was served by the hostesses, Mrs. F.
G. Todd, Mrs. 0. C. McDonald ,atid,
Mrs, E. Barbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rutherford of
Orillia, were visitors over New Years
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Rutherford,
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Mr. Earl McDonald has returned
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Red Cross Rooms, .The president, Mr.
Hector Knight was in the chair and
Secretary, Mrs. W. I, Durst presented
the minutes which were approved. A
communication from Mr, Summers,
Rural Hydro Manager was read in
which he asked for the trap recently
prepared to show the extent of the
lighting system in the village, The AS-'
sPeiation expressed sleep appreciation
to Mr, Ted Smith for his generosity
in lighting the Community Christmas
Tree placed on the Main street during
the holiday week. Plans were drawn
up for a Contest Concert, men vs wo-
men, Each group to present one
hour's programme. Committees nam-
ed were, Mrs. H, V. MacKenney, Mrs.
H. I. Durst, Mrs. J. N. Allen, Mrs,
Win. Hart, Mrs. A. Moffatt, Mr, Ken
Edgar, date to be arranged later. A
committee was named to contact firms
re cost, etc., of flood lights with a view
to obtaining better facilities for light-
ing the park, for the good of the pub-
lic. Meeting adjourned. Date and place
of next meeting td 'be announced later,
DEP.
WROXETER Rabbits Are Plentiful
The deep snow has. caused the rabbit
population to scurry for food, The un-
protected fruit trees and shrubs are
suffering the usual destruction. Some
of our hunters are out for them and
report bagging quite a few. ,
111••••••41MOmmill.
Feed the Birds
The winter cold and deep snow are
causing hardship to our birds who
brave this severe climate, A little
suet, crumbs or grain scattered about
or on a feeding board near the build-
ings would give them the needed pro-
tection, and bring added enjoyment to
the countryside, .when spring comes
round again. Don't forget to feed the
birds.
Messrs. Jim andi Russel Rae of
Brantford, visited their mother, Mrs,
D. W, Rae for a day last week,
Miss- Georgina McMichael R. N.,
Toronto, also Mr, and Mrs. E. Stafford,
Port Burwell, were holiday guests of
-their mother, Mrs. Thomas McMichael,
Miss Jean Graham has returned to
town after spending several weeks with
friends near Ethel.
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forster, Dubs
lin, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
B. I. Durst.
Mr. Garfield Gibson of Parkhill,
kisses Bonny and Lulu Gibson of
London, were holiday visitors with
" their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
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- Mr. Bob MacDonald and Miss Ed-
-Sstlie MacDonald, both of London, also.
Jean. MacDonald of Toronto,,
spent 'the holiday with th&r mother,
Mrs. Freda MacDonald. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meahen, London, .• spent a few days with Mr., and Mrs.
Meahen. Miss Mary Meahen return-
'Rd home with them for a short visit.
Miss Lenora Higgins, R.N.,,of Vies
toria Hospital Staff, London, also Mr.
. ?".and Mrs. Joe Higgins and youngsdaus
ghter of Fordwich, were New Year's i?.
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guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hig-
gins, 6th line, TinnberrY.
Miss Norma Brandon,. Toronto, was
a New Year's guest at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, A, Moffat.
Mr. and Mrs,' Oliver Campbell and
family of Morris, spent, New Years
with Mr. and Mrs. Kinlq. MacNaugh-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and fam-
ily of Bluevale, spent New Years with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Meahan.
Mrs. 'James McKercher and three
sons of Rosetown, Sask., were visitors
of Mrs. Margaret McKercher last
week.
Mrs. W, E, Hainstock, Fordwieh,
was a week-end visitor of. D. S. and
Mrs. MacNaughton. -Mr. and MrS. T.
L. Hainstock and Joan,.Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Connell and Marjorie, were
Sunday visitors at the .MacNaughton
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry May, Toronto,
Spent the holiday with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Vern Denny, 'Mrs.
Thelma Denny, spent New Years with
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Denny at Teeswat-
er., „
Mrs. Writ. Wright has been engag-
ed to teach at Lane's School commenc-
ing with the NeW Year. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Wright are closing their home
and, will take up residence with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Wright for the winter
season,
Mr. Chester' Higgins had the mis-
fortune to disclocate his shoulder while
Working at his bare His many
friends hope he ' will soon be more
comfortable.
Mn and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton,
Mr. John MacIsTangliton, spent New
Years Day at London, guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. S: Aitkenhead.
Miss Viola Thacker, teacher at S. S.
No. 2, Turnberry, spent the holidays-
with her parents at Teeswater.
Mr. W. A. 'Sawtell and Miss Helen
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ed the thanks of all to Mrs. Sanderson
and those assisting, All visitors were
invited to sign the guest book. A
group of contests were enjoyed. A
variety of Paper Hats made by the
president, and worn by everyone added
to the gayety of the NeW Year's Soc-
ial evening. Refreshments were serv-
ed. Mr. G. A, Wearring moved a vote
of thanks to the W. I. which -was sec-
onded 'by D. S. MacNaughton to
which president, Mrs. H. V. MacKen-
ney replied. All joined in singing Auld
Lang Syne.
Miss Ellen Young
At Clinton on Thursday, January
2nd., the death took place of a lifelong
and highly esteemed citizen of Wrox-
eter, in the person of Miss Ellen
Young,
Miss Young, who was 84 years of
age, with her sister, Miss Mary Young,
conducted a dress-making business
for many years. Following the death
of her sister twenty years ago, she liv-
ed alone until from an accidental fall,
she suffered a fractured hip, since then
she has been in failing health. From
an illness at the age of seven, Miss
Young was handicapped 'by deafness.
She was a kind friend and neighbour
and will be missed by many in the vil-
lage and commtinity.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Win.
Campbell, Kettner, Oregon, a brother,
Bryce Young, Kinistino, Sask.
Mr. John Young is a nephew and
Mrs. A. Brown a neiee.
Funeral services were -conducted. on
Saturday afternoon by Rev, 3. L. Fos-
ter of the United Church of which de-
ceased was a member, from M. Irwin's
Funeral Parlours, Gorrie. Interment
was made in Wroxeter Cemetery. Pall-
bearers were Allen Munroe, James Ed-
gar, James Douglas, J. H. Wylie, Al-
bert Gallaher, Philip Durst.
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W. I. Mark Burns Night
The January meeting of Wroxeter
Branch of the Women's Institute, was
held in the United Church basement,
on Thursday evening, and took the
form of Family Night with forty five
members and visitors present. In
keeping with Burns Night the motto
for the month was, Let fortune's gift
'at random flee, they ne'er shall draw a
random wish frac me. The Presi-
dent, Mrs, H. V. iMcKenney, opened
the meeting with the singing of the
Ode and repeating the Lord's Prayer.
Mrs. W. T. Maclean presented the
minutes and read several letters in re-
sponse to Christmas Cheer Boxes, also
reported a gift of money from Mr.
Jack Adams. Roll Call, a good Scotch
Joke, brought a fine response. Current
Events were given by Mrs. MacNau-
ghton who quoted a valedictory for the
passing year, Daily Wisdom for 1947,
the hospitalization plan of Sasketchew-
an paid Tribute to ,the late Dr. Bant-
ing on the 25th anniversary of the dis-
covery of Insulin. The death of Car-
rie Jacob Bond whose song, the Pels•
feet Day had 5 million copies sold, and
closed with a poem from Edna Jacques
Book "Thought for the New Year,"
A group of Scotch songs were sung.
Mrs. H. I. Durst conducting with Miss
K. Hazelwood as accompanist. The
Topic, the Life of Robert Burns was
taken by'Mrs. Frank Sanderson, In a
delightful sketch the speaker stressed
Burns gift to the World in his writings,
and asked Miss Thelma Denny to sing
a favorite, Mary of Argyle accompan-
ied by Miss Hazelwood. At the close
of the address, Misses Agnes and Mar-
garet Wearring, and Miss Gilberta
Howes sang a trio, Flow Gently Sweet
Afton with Miss, Helen Sawtell at the
piano. The Misses Wearring favoured
with Scotch numbers on piano and
Plan Contest Concert
The Wroxeter Community Associa-
tion held their first meeting of the
New Year on Friday evening in the , saxophone, Mrs. MacKenny express-
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Mrs. Wm, Wetters
Funeral services were held on Fri-
day for the late Mrs. Wm. Walsers,
Toronto, whose death followed ieveral
weeks illness with a heart condition.
The former Charlotte Harding, Mrs.
Wafters was a native of Howick Two.,
and wife of the late Win, Wafters,
who was for many years principal of
Fordw-leh Public School and later the
Editor of the Fordwich Record, One
daughter,survives, Miss Ruby a teach-
er in Toronto, a son, Robin, a member
of the 161st Battalion in the .first
World War, died in England. Mrs.
Walters was a member of the Anglican
Church, Service at the graveside was
conducted by Rev, fames Caicy of the
Trinity Church. Internment was made
in time family plot at Fordwich'Ceme-
tery,
FREDERICK A. PARKER
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the maim.
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second thoughts, it is rather effective!'
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