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NEWS OF WROXETER
CITIZENS RALLY TO G: :1111.D MINDEN HALL
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A major tragedy struck Minden, Ont., when their community hall,
centre of all local activity, collapsed under the weight of the first
snowfall, It was a meeting place for tie omen's organizations, a 1,250-
seat capacity indoor hockey rink, a community dance hall and a chil-
dren's party centre. So the citizens !rye rE..-.led to rebuild the hall and
even youngsters like Cairine MoOe'rey n i E .4CallOr Hewit want to do their bit. Cost of rebuilding will be
Mrs, Lyle Brothers, accompanied by
several ladies from the community,
was in Clinton on Wednesday evening
to attend a recital in costume given
by Miss Marjorie Hays, a native of
Goderich, Miss Hays won last year's
award for CIL., "Singing Stars of
Tomorrow" contest, Mrs, MacDougall
of Blyth, president of the Huron
Teachers' Association, by whom the
concert was sponsored, spoke briefly,
welcoming the guests who came from
all parts of Huron County, She also
gave a short description of Opera
numbers.
Miss Hays, a clever young artist,
presented the following program.
Goin," "The Little Red Lark," "I
Know My Love," "The Kerry Dance,"
" A 13allynure Ballad," From the
Opera Faust, "The .K.ing of Thule and
Jewel Song,'" "Strictly Juvenile,"
'The Bubble Song," "The Wiggly
Waggly Polliwog; 'The Cupboard,"
"The Watchmaker's Shop," "The
Little Prayer and I," Then followed
four songs by Sadere; "Annul, Amuri"
"Curl Curuzzu Ero Lave" and "Mezo
Al Mar," "From Act IV Othello, "The
Willow Song and Ave Mario;" Exer-
pts from the Showboat," A mono-
logue describing the Saleslady in the
five and ten store; Mexican songs,
Clavelitos, La Paloma Tarantella and
La SpaGnola, Alex Clark of Goderich,
was accompanist and the concert was
held in Clinton High School auditor-
ium, The aim of the music teachers
association is to promote the apprec-
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1951
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Minion President of Women's Insti-
tutes, has announced that the meet-
ing of the Associated Country Women
of the World will take place in Tor-
onto, in August 1953. Eight hundred
delegates from almost every country
in the world are expected to attend.
Mrs, Raymond Sayre from Ohio, U.S.
A., will preside, Misa Lewis, Director
of Women's Institutes for Ontario,
has asked for suggestions for the en-
tertainment of these distinguished
guests, who following the meeting will
visit many parts of Canada, Sugges-
tions are for inexpensive handicraft
articles made by the members having
regard for the small amount of money
some of the delegates will be allowed
to bring from their country. This con-
vention is held every two years and
last year was held at Copenhagen.
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take up residence in London.
We welcome to the village the
Smith family, who lived in the Blue-
vale district, and who have taken up
residence in the Henning house'.
Mr. anti Mrs. Jim Rae of Brantford.
Were Saturday visitors with the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. I). W. Rae
Mrs. .1., Lovell left on Thursday fat
tse West, She will spent the white r
season with relatives at Pilot Mimed
Manitoba.
Miss Jeanne Moffat and Mr. Croc),
Feegmillar, both of Kitchener spent
the week-end with the former'n par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffat.
Mr .and Mrs. S. Wheeler of Brus•
sels, were recent visitors with D. S.
vud Mrs. MaeNaughton.
Miss Mae Davidson has return 2d
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home following a few days' visir :'-iris
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Moffat at I.ibte•
vale. Her brother, Mr. Walter David-
son, who has been for some months
a patient in Wiugham General Hospi-
tal, has been able to leave tk im se
pital and is staying at the Moffat
home.
A large number from Wroxeter and
district attended the shower given
for Mr. and Mrs. (.;.lennu Sellars to
Bluevale on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Sellars was the former Eileen :.•fe-
Kinney,
Shirtmakers say the preference of
Canadian men for shirts with gener-
ous shoulder room reflectki the fact
this is a vigorous young country of
hard-working people.
The manufacturers have just announced the
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TWO GOOD REAS NS WHY
week-end with friends at Palmerston.
Miss Blackwood, who spent several
weeks with Dr. and Mrs. Ball of Tor-
onto, during their stay here, has re-
turned to Saskatoon where she resides
with her sister.
Mr, and Mrs. J. N. Allen are visit-
ing in Toronto with Mrs .J. ,J. Alien,
and their grandchildren. Marjorie and
Jimmy,
Miss Frances and Mr. George
Bradley, both of Toronto, spent the
week-end with tho lot/1101's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wylie.
Miss Gilberto Howes, .Kiteri,mer,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Howes.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry James Refell, of London, who
were recently married ie New St.
James Church, London. Mrs. Refell
is the former Lulu Gibson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon A. Gibson of
this village. Mr. and Mrs. Refell will
Candle Lighting Service,
The Women's Missionary Society
United Church, are arranging a Can-
dle Lighting and white gift service to
be held in the church, Sunday even-
ing, December 23rd., at 8 o'clock. The
members of each congregation in the
church will takd part. Rev. E. W.
Todd will be in charge. A cordial in-
vitation is extended to all to attend
this special service.
Adults Club Organized
On Tuesday evening December 4th.,
at 8.15 the adults club of the United
Church will meet in the church
school-room.
Women's Institute,.
Seasonabledemonstrations will be
featured at the Christmas meeting of
the Women's Institute. Christmas cen-
tre pieces for the table and gift wrap-
ping of which Mrs. J. MacLean and
Miss K. Hazelwood will be in charge.
Roll call, Bring a Friend and intro-
duce her. Members are reminded of
the annual gift for the Christmas
cheer boxes. A musical contest will
add interest, Mrs, Munro, district dir-
ector, will report the Fall conference
held recently at Cranbrook. Date on
December 5th., at 2.30 o'clock.
Song Service
On Sunday morning, December 7th,
the United Church will hold a special
song service at 11 a.m, Rev, E. W.
Todd will be in charge and will give
the history of some of the hymns dat-
ing back to the psalms of early days.
A guest soloist will assist the choir.
London Dinner
A number of members of the Pal
Mocha Shrine Club and their ladies
from this district will attend a dinner
at London on this coming Friday
night.
Social Evening Cancelled
The social evening, planned by the
Women's Institute for December 4th.,
has been cancelled owing to other
events being held on the same even-
ing.
Women's Association
The Women's Association of the
I United Church held their November
meeting in the church school-room on
Tuesday afternoon with an attendance
of seventeen members and one visi-
tor. The president, Mrs, Leslie Doug,
was in charge and opened the meet-
ing with the hymn "Come Thou Fount
of Every Blessing," Mrs, Douglas led
in prayer, Mrs. Win, Maxwell chose
the 72nd. psalm for the scripture
reading. The roll call was answered
with a verse containing the word
"Prayer." The treasurer reported pro-
ceeds of the supper served at the
Wroxeter Softball Association. Plans
were made to hold the December
meeting on December 11th, one week
earlier than the usual date. The us-
ual quilting was held with supper
served at the close. Meeting closed
with the hymn "What a Friend we
Have in Jesus' and the Mizpah Bene-
diction. Miss Mina Ball and Mrs.
Montgomery were in charge of meet-
ing arrangements,
Autumn Thankoffering Service
Rev .R., A, Brook of Bluevale, has
been invited by the Women's Mis-
sionary Society to be their guest
speaker on Sunday next, at 11 a.m.,
December 2nd. It is the annual Aut-
umn Thankoffering service and a cor-.
dial invitation is extended to all to
attend, Rev. E. W. Todd wil lbe in
charge of Mr. Brook's service at Bite-
vale United Church.
Mrs. E. Anderson, also Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Dodds, all of Glenboro,
Manitoba, spent part of last week
with Miss Mina and Mr. Arnold Ball,
Cousins of the Ball family, they are
enjoying their first trip to Ontario.
Miss Irene Smith, Kitchener, spent
the week-end with her parents. Mr,
and Mrs. Jim Smith,
Miss Margaret Jardine Spent the