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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-01-16, Page 7s00110$ of the CO 0090 'Pricink OVA Antiirt$ I Ohl 14,41s. hftU.'p,r ft 10Vited te att'end this iyetIng. Ip • View Of be 14.l44•04)11 144; Cross Work is :Skis ne4cd.1 QORRIE--the January Meeting the Guild of "St, Martha ,of St, Chulreh wa held at tite 49010 of IVirn. *tarry -fpriti on Wed.:, ncedaY oYh'hing with a good *Oen, ,441Ce. FkOqicaft was answered ti,,New Year's resolution, Plans were made for future meetings , and one was to inye t Fordwieh', ladies"' to the meting which which is to, be held he home of 'Mr & Lponard, Ran.: deraon. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. L. 'Sandortioh, MiSS Short and the hostess, ' GO/tRIE—The annual congre- gational meeting of •Gorrie ,United Church was held in the church hail on WednoSday last , week: The ladiOS,of the congregation 'served a Phtlitok AUPPer at -1".p,*. • At 8.40 the business part of the meeting • began with Rev. V. J. V. :Buchanan as chairman., T. V. Ed- gar Was appointed totake the Minutes. After the, opening , de.- votions,,by thechairman, the Min- utes of the '. lastannual 'Meeting were read by the recording stew- ard, Harold Hyndman.' Two, new eiders were ;elected •"for, a five-year tett*, Leonard Rattan and Harvey, Sparling.^ ,Fbnr -gtew- . ards were elected' for a three-year term, L. Johnston; L. Vog,an,. Earl 'Toner and H. 'Tthaine., Harold ' Roli. hison was appointed to the trust'et -board: • Splendedreports were presenter , , , , by the ',Session,- Mission: -Band Baby- Band, c.,G.i.T., 1),(,rc) Boys. Young '',People'S ii niOn entlaY School, choir, W,M,S,. •W ' *VA.- 44:4Fr the cliairchtreigurer,Witlita'eredit , „ balance in.:each case. ;„ • The Session" report " tinted • that the minister:had.offieiated at thir- teen 'funeral's, sixteen baptisms and five, ^Wedditigs,„ during the. Year: ,Twenty-one new members were received Into church ' -membership, and, twelve' members had, moved ' away from the community. .,On Easter. Sunday a new eciramunion", table ,and • • two flower Pedestals' were ;dedicated in memory of the. late 'Miss -*ArY Maguire'. These - gifts, in addition to thenew carpeting provided by the Woman's' Association, have, added :Mach to the beauty Of the 'church furnish- ings,, Highlights of. the, various reports; were as follows:, $414.00, was, re-. •mitted by the WorriaWS • Mission- ary Society :with: its 25 mpinbeirs;• the Baby 'Band had an enrollment of .59 members for .1946;, the,-Wo- raan'a Association had a balance of , $971.00 on hand. Thia group provides each family in :the con- gregation with 'a year-round, free Subscription to the United Church Observer, • A new vacuum cleaner Was also purchased this, year for Use In the parsonage and the' church, ' The Sunday' School purchased new -coloured-film stripsand a record player as , well cis substantially boosting the total missionary and ittenalice•giVings to it new level . The C.G(T,T,reeeiVed special mention for the lovely Christmas '.vesper service, ^ The church treasurer repotted total' en - 'elope ,receiptt of $*18,00 and a balance on hand of $324.00, Sandy Edgar was 'elected As the ;1957 representatiVe on the Huron Unit- ed Chilton Men's. Council and also A delegate' -to the Elgin House Summer conference. . Appreciation was expreissed by Hitrold'Hyndirian to the • various leaders and •committees, especially the flower tommittee,, tql, their Untiring efforts. He also Conveyed, the good wishes and Warm thanks of the congregation to R. and Mrs. W, S. V. Buchanan for their helpfulness and, fine leadership, The 'meeting closed With the benediction. ~ ;Oh 4045 he 444.8000100 .4.1rAellilo Milted Church ti,f4p Ottle of mro, 44^ January 17 Northern Helpers will h,r4 ‘911.0r/le of the* program. The Nth commi.tteo Will be Mr& H. hfra, Allan BYnidnilan, Gordonp..Edgar and MP. Glad A VW* 9 - 0 ,The SaeraMent of tile Lord'n Slimier Will be observed next Sun day JanuarY 29 at 1135 tl•M• 0 0 , The Y,P,U. will 'meet, next Sun- day evening',. January 20th in Ger- rie United Church at 8. Nancy. ewton and Jamie Sanderson Will be In charge of the program, UORRIC We extend sincere sympathy to Mr. 'R, T. and Mr. Cheater Ben- nett in the sadden death of their mother, Mrs. Bessie Bennett of FordWieh, also to ?Ars, Robert Fer- guson, who is a sister. Mrs. J. H. King ancl IVIrs. Hilt Ashton- are under the care of Dr. .T, Ford of Fordwich, We hope there may soon be an improvement in their condition. ' • Xi.. and Mrs. Ernest King have returned from Toronto. Mr.' and Mrs Clarence Sparlink were in Stratford last Wednesday and called on Mrs W. H.'Marshall, whose condition remains about the same - lir. and Mrs. R. Done Married 52 Years GORRIE-.Mr, and Mrs. Robert Daae marked their 52nd wedding anniversary on Friday, ;January 11, Mr. and Mrs. Dane have been reaidents of the Gorrie district all their married lives. They both en- joy fair's; good health. Their many friends will join with us in Wishing 4hera congratulations 04 best 1:vishcs. GORRIE—Plans were made to -celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the WI on Tues- day evening,' February -19th in the dorrie • Community Hall, The de- cislon was imade at the Jantiary meeting of the local brahch of the held at the neme of Mrs. Andy ; Edgar on Tuesday evening of 'last' week. This will be two weeks later than the date Of the regular meeting\ It will also be 'family 6"iglit'; and there will be a pot hick supper. Each 'member is to invite another family and supply food, for 'tame, It was •decided to sponsor a garden club this year. Any 'girls wishing to .join, arc asked to pleate isontadi„ Mrs. Glenn Johnston or Mist Donna Toner, who are lead- ers. Many notes of thanks ;.vere re- ceiVed for Christmas cheer, and these Were read. The meeting was in charge of the citizenship and education conveh- ers. The roll call was "Iii:nv to Educate One's, Selr. Miss Mar- garet Dane brought thoughts on the motto; ''Doors of, wisdem are 'never Closed". There was a panel dis- cussion on ''Which is the moat re- sponsible ,for bringing ups* child, the Imine, the school or church?" with Mrs. Gerald Galbraith, Mrs. K ,Phame, Mrs. John Baylor and Miss Margaret Dane taking part Mrs. Morley. Johnston was the prize winner in the Dutch atiction. Mrs, K. Ferguson and Mrs, Mel,. Taylor assisted the hostess In cierV- ing refreshindnts, Sixteen members iirid three Vial - tors attended the Meeting. 'Annual Meitini. tGORRIE-4t; Stepheiet Angite,sss bhdrelis Will held VetitrY Meeting' on WednetraitY..01teril4 at AM in the Mrs. P. Milligan Died 011,Monday WROXETER—Mrti, Peter. Mi. yeti or 'WroXitter died early Mort', day in yVinghttrii ,deiterai Hospital. killenVing Week's •Illhess. Mrs, SU. ligan had ,Aylgited the „Molt ruieraI home on Thcsitay Algiff in, tribute to her 'freighter *ad friend, the IntoMrs Theinati-BrOVen. She took ill on the WaY heMe'and tin/feted a Strhko, rade:tit .arrirrigernents- are itianinplete at 'flint nf Writing; BOOK BEV/KW PEOPLE OF THE D4'E1t is the captivating story of Farley Mow- atnt expedition, to the ice -covered Cup of the world, and his discons Gry there of an unknown, primitive race of men. AS a child Mr. Mowat travelled in the northland with his uncle. Several years 'later he gave him- self up to the demands of that strange malady known as "Arctic fever",' determined to explore the land where only „one' other ,white Man had ever been. This was the vast, treeless land known as 'The Barrens' home of the .caribou and "peeple of thc , The information Mr. Mowat read about, his ptedecesser's tAperiehee's with this primitiven race of "people of the, deer", made 'them seem as fascinating ag 'dwellers in another world. Farley ,„Mowat" .determined that he, too, would thid, them—if they existed—and ,130; of 1947, he began his hazardous ex- pedition, . • The author's\ account of his journey to an unexplored land, Mrs. Thomas `• Brown Passes 'Suddenly WROXETER-L-Suddenly at her home at Wroxeter on 1VIOnday; January 7th, there catered into rest a weli-leriown •and highly es- teemed .citizen of• this community in the person of .Mrs, 'Fhes. Brown, in her 14th year. , ,Agnes Fleming Brown was born at Novar,- Parry Sound •District, ta daughter of the late John and Isa- bella Fleming. The family moved to Toronto and in: 1912', she was .united' lnlniArriage, with Tnomas, litOnin; Who:,*.irViVes,/also.. a sori‘k (Doro- thy) McGee of-Wroxiter; 2. grahd- an6' a'• aughrll'',Mrt;:410Yrt nnildreri,- mcdee. Four tisteta,and,:twa ;brothers also survive: Mrs. Melville (Margaret' Toronto; MraS, p.3. (Mary) Scott, Chicago: Mrs. Mrs. (Nellie) carr- Victoria, B.C.; Mrs: James (Minnie) Chisamere, Port Arthur; Mrs. Edward, (Ada) Jack - loan, grii6by ; Joseph and John, Toronto.. , The late Mrs.,Bte.wh'was a meth - her of the Uniteddhitreh and the Women's,Iattitute, She •"as a kind friend and ileignher and will be missed' by a 'aride..OirclO of friends. Funeral services were held from, The Moir funeral 'home. on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. W. J. V. Buchanan; sW.reiSeter,. MIRO Church Was in Alai*: Pellbearera were Gordon Allen Munro, Arthur Gibson, Gil- bert Howes and R. R, Hynter.' In- termi'nt was. made in Wroxeter Cenietery. • • 'Pbc tift. iiq phiovh.. wiUki,�kj theIr..41110441 ' 8,4 l'llehtfeht on Wdnesday, '44.04123, at 830 p.m. gr9y499 09X of Fopb44. .and gra, **Om Ross &i,nd �n non; '•pt Gott le<114 ay.' with MSc. Miwp `orgrAlff. Mrs. Ch/t,^ herc on 'ot'her .,idUtJ 41illett for tAilr'' .'glirneti ^ , ighII Mrs T. Hi Atelirn hiso been Undo necoMpalkied,only by rrans, a bays 'breed Eskimo guide, would alone tir4liacl:ost, 70771111:g of the tit!' j4eeradven- ture stories, But hie, fantastic dis- covi'ry bore; of AA ',incredible' rang of Mch, surpasses in excite/IMO and auSpensethe description of that remarkable journey itself. , For the 'people be read about did exist—although few of a once mighty ;rape remained --and Mr. MoWAt beearne the first outlander to Ceme upon their actual camp in all the •eptitaties that their tints had steed, beide ; the Little Lakes, Those people welcomed the 'auther, into, their midstwith elaborate hospitality—a hospitality which, had the anther been •sp,'I uichined Would' have included the Eskimo tradition of Wife -Sharing! You will never' forget the "people of the deer", with their primitive customs and strange way of lite, Brave 'Ootek,. ingenious liekewasir superstiti Ohoto, Ka;kuinee the Evil One, Kismee and Anoteelek—orphans Who had sur-. vived, incredible hardships -these and many, more will engrave ,themselves ,deeply in your memory. 'Nor Will you forget the author's viN/4:1 descriPtion a :caribou stampede, as he tent how the land 'became alive with an Unbroken flow . of beasts—an. immense, fran- tic herd which Pounded past him for three days! Here was life on a scale beyond all coMprehension! ;tile doctor's .efolie; ;Wring the as -week. Mr; rjjflg' Of 4ent. SeVerAl 'Asp with oc,ir par, efits here. ' • ' ;Mr• and MPS, fibei.donJaeklln and family, of Brusaels, Mr, and Mra, Ray "White and family, Btus ,Sels, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Cook and children, of Wingham, visited on SUMlaY, with their parent; Mr, and Mr; Harry Col*. ;Little Rod. .ney White atayed to Visit Pis gransiparents, , Mr, ISO Mr.a. Waiter James and sons Pf Wdedatoelt visited on Sun day with relatives here. , Mrs, W. J. Coulter of. Wiagnam, has been visiting at the home. of her brother, Mr. Robert *ds, who has been under the doctors Care during the past few Weeks ; Quite a crowd gathered in side hall hall on Friday evening for the reception held in honour Of the newlyweds Mr, and mrs, Marlowe Crowsion, After lunch Allan Miller red an address and Harvey Milieu ,presented them with a purse of Money, Tiffin Brothers provided music for dancing. • Mrs. Victor Emerson spent the week -end at the home of ber bro. ther, Mr. Chas. Tiffin, of Langside Mrs D Willis was in Strathroy on Saturday, Where she attended the Manning-Sp:11er' nuptials Miss Marjorie Coultes Of Guelph 613Olit Saturday, with, her ,parents, Mr, and Min. Albert Coultes. , • • No one who reads this wonderful book can fail to sense within his own ' heart the stirring t of "Artie fever", so compelling is the beauty of that land of ice and snow, a land where it Was thought no one lived "People of the Deer is an exceptionally interesting „nonfic - tion book, 'a true adventure that knows no parellei in fiction. by Gail Shins XIIA , 0 - 0 - 0 , TIIE "FORMAL" On Friday evening, Deeember, 21, 1956, the Wingham. District High School', Auditorium was, the, 'scene Of.,:a,,kala, vent; It was. the night' Of ,the•annual.High School Christ, mas dance I An archway decorated with ever- green boughs and lights provided the entrance to the, dance ' floor. Gaily coloured lights and, tinsel, glittering on the Christinas trees, added a festfi',M touch to the scene When intermission came we didn't eat doughnuts and drink pop,' Certainly not! This type of repast is now quite out -melded. In- stead, we drank t`punch", and en. joyed a •very delicious lunch. Donnie Downs enthralled every- one by his wonderful numbers, varying from slow tempo roman- tic melodies to gay Latin American numbers One o'clock rolled around too soon 'and the dance came to an end. Everyone enjoyed the dance, Hope to see you at the next formal! • . by Joyce Moffat 'CHB GIFTS DEDICATED. United Church'News WR,ONETER—The'lannual meet- ing of Wroxeter I.Tnited will be held on Wednesday'Jam- uary 16th; in the church hell' A supper Will be served at 7 o'clock. Business meeting to follow. On Sunday next, , January 20th, communion service will be held In the United direren at 10 ana. • The January Meeting 61 • the, WOman's Missionary Society, fin - Hod Churl, Will be held on Friday afternocin, January 180, at „Ago e'Cionk at the Ilethe of ,Mts. Ji H. Wylie, Mr; James Sanderson and Mrs, Stewart 'Higgins will • have charge of the prograninee. The Young PeOble'S Union of 'Wroxeter and Gortie will meet on Sunday next, at 8 o'elock at Gortle, 'United Church hall, NaneY, Newton and Sallie Sanderson will have charge of the meeting and arrange, reent$ will be completed for the skating party to ne held at WrOX, der rink .on the evening of Janu- ary tgrd. witoxETEH—At morning ser- vice in the United Church two gifts were dedicated' by- W. J. V. Buch- anan, A communion table was pre- sented in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Filehard J. Rann by -their family, Alkiti Hann and Mrs. W. A, Spence, both of Hr11515., who Were present at the service, The late , Mr. and Mrs. Ranh are well re- membered for their long years of faithful service to the entsreh. Rahn, at trustee and Member of Session, Mrs, Hann in the Work of the Woman's Missionary' Seeley. Four collection plates Were a gift from Dr. 11,' H. and 1Vits. Heth- erington of Brampton, Dr. Hether- ington is a brother of Mr, Stanley Gallaher. -got. Ur, Buchanan chose for his tort, "And :Blithe, said; I pray thee let it 'dobble;POit.16h,:'ef,„ thy spirit be upon me'. Kings /1, chapter'.,' verse 9, The choir inutie Was under the„ direction of Organ -Cat Mts. Harry Rhafrie, Flowers Were placed in the church in memory of the late Mrs. Thomas BrOwn, MrS. •••;i, Concord, spent the,.*001t,enti ;ist, her home , I Mi. And, 'Mrs Atthttr ThoiripSon tapent it day last Ok in Lohdoh, I, • Pei and, Mrs Peerage ,Htown, selhy, Spent,1aet week With I Mr-, ThOltittS BOW*. Ms Grite- Galbraith, Wroxeter, traAtited her,'right wrist when a , *Inds)* slantrierl elOwri on it last TueSclay. A east Was applied at the Winghtun General Hospital arid MrGalbraith was permitted trl,go Narita miles deep in Ades. Mrs. G.'Underwood Presides at Meeting. splendid reports from all phase:. of the. work for 1956 were present - ^:d. at the january meeting of tin' Woman's Missionary Society of Wingham United church. rhc meeting was in charge of Mrs. G N. ,UnderwoOd, who gave an in- ipiring talk on how to meet th. New Year with spiritual courage The year 1956 had proved to be ohe- of the most successful, in th( history, of the auxiliary. The fin- Ah,cial object' was.largely over Sub - /scribed, and more than 400 calls to strangers, shut-ins and the hospital were reported by the visiting committee. The 'supply committee was active in both over and home mission W4rIc Bales, of clothing, quilts and blan- kets valued at 8550.00 were, sent to Overseas Relief, as well as par- cels to Hazelton, B.C., and to Swan River Man., Valued at 200 00 The student minister and our missionaries yere also remember- ed. Mrs. F. R. Howson told of ,the joy With 'which the bales were re- ceb7ed at Hazelton Hospital, par- ticularly the Christmas cake and gifts for children, which were dis- tributed at Christmas. She also Outlined future needs which swill mean activity' for the incoming Rev. D. J. 'MacRae installed the officers and -congratulated the soc- icty on its successful year, saying - limit the spiritual life ef the church is reflected in the sacrifie- ial effortsof the missionary groups, The Meeting v./ea closed With prayer by MrsN T Mc- Laughlin. Costly Attempts' Led To Atlantic Cable Many costly and Unsuccessful ef- forts that were, started 160 years ago to lay a trans-Atlantic cable, are described ;in* the Book of Knowledge. They began hi 1857 with an'attempt to lay 2500 miles of cable from Valentia, Ireland. It snapped after about 300 mileSt For the second attempt the following year' two ships, each 'earryieg luta the cable, met in. mid Atlantic ;Af- ter the two halves had been joinedi the ohils$ steered in opposite direc4 tient: The cable broke three times. Within a month, anether effort proved sttedeSiifill as to the cable - laying, but after a fent Weeks it ceased to WOrk. 'Success finally cattle in 1866, When the Great Eastern, the largest ship built up to that time, emmetted Ireland and Newfoundland perrnatently by cable, • Tedity there are „many such cables. Some a them are mote thAn 3,060 Milbt long such AS the seetibri of the Canada Australia table stretching front Iratleouvdi to ,Fartning Totaled. Sonic have to eitisa at great: depths, like, the one between San Prakielseo' and Reno,. lthi Veh8re the sea it ono' Ink The annual 'Ineetng of the Mait- land Presbyterial Society of th WALS, was held in St, Andrew' Presbyterian Chiirch on 'Tuesday January 8th, 'with morning an afternoon sessions. Mrs. Morgan Henderson, pi Lueknow, president, was in charge of 'the program for the day. Mrs W. R. Adatnsen,Toronto, presi dent of Council, Was present an assisted in discussions with helpfu advice. At a short executive mcetini. prior to the Morning seSSion, thre names were suprnitted; for , the Synodical Bdard, Mrs. •Pernar. Thhomaws,'inEglitheav4a4'Mrs.le;nMrS.- TedyvE.I Eng- lish, Biseir;'-Brds'A'efs';' The morning devotional perio was in charge'Pf Teeswater and 'the remainder of the mornin was taken ip With 'reports'of th secretaries. Lunch was served un the e).ilirch baseinent by.the Wing hails society. Afternoon devotions were I charge of the Ethel' IVIrs Perry Hodgins, Kinlough, secre- tary for children's work, introduc- ed a new member to the societies of the Church, the C.O.C. (Children Of the ;Church) a' 6-8 year group Mrs. Leslie Fortune, ' Wingham, headed a discussion on "Steward- ship" and the, gathering was div- ided into groups to discuss it. -Rev, Maurice •McNabb, Bluevale brought ' greetngs from .Huron Maitland ktesbytery and later con ducted the installation Service for the new officers. The treaSurer, Mxi. D. R. McKenzie, Kincardine disclosed an increase of $510 ove last years' giving& total receipt being $7,337,$4. Eighteen email arias were represented, Officers for 1957 „Officers of Maitland Presbyter ial of the W.M.S, 1951 .,re; Pres. Mrs, Morgan. Henderson, Luck now; 1st vice -press, Mrs. Lesli • Fortune, Wingham; 2nd vice Pres., Mrs, Parrish: Moffatt, TeeS water; 3rd vice -pre$,,• Mr. Jac Fisher; Luclenow; 4th vice -pros, Mrs, George Sutherland, Ripley; 5tiv,vice7pres., 'Mt& W L speir )3pussels; ;tkasitrer, Mrs Ii j MeV/forret Bluentile. . Secretaries; ,Reeprdirig,..Mrs, Al Vin Mundell; 8elinore; col -respell& him Mrs.' Allan McAuley, Ripley; Senior Auxiliaries, Mts, Allah McAtiley, 'Ytipley,; Evening Auxil lanes, Mrs, ,Ted. hnglisli, Wing lian'i,; 2'ouig Wonienand cirls Mrs Bernard Thomas, Bluevale; 'Children, Mrs. T'arey Hodgins, Hin lough; Herne Ifelpes, Mrs Samuel Robinson, Gerrie; Welcome and Welfare lVfrs. C. tcl, Teetw,ater; literature atid„ library, Mrs,' 12). Graham, South Xinloss; Glad Tid- ings; Miss ;M. E. Metintsd, Luck - now, press, IVITS. P. a MatheSea, EtrUSSeld; supply, Mrs, Claire Ag. new, Lucknow;, hifO membership, Mrs, A, Wilson, Ashtield; Mrs. R., C„ MeXtentie, Xitleardidel. non, A. M7 o,Thtyre,, LuelttieWi MISW, TO*. ptl;rt, Members without portfolio Mrs, atithrie teed, 'TeeaWaterl: Mrs, Jelin • Xiticattline; 15, A, Meltermie, Ashfleitil Mrs., M, Engel, Craiihrock; Miss • MO,: lout 'Vflii'an'ott, '7%tioghttin; Mrs. Bert Taylor, kiticataine, Above are two fine examples of the furniture manufactured ire wing - ham by ,Fry & Slaciehall Ltd. , The two pieceS, along 'with many others made by the local' firm are being shown this week at the annual furni- ture show in C.N.E, building's, Toronto. The annUal^.meeting and election of officers of the -Woman's As- sociation Of the Wingham 'United Church WaS held in the ladles' lour. with MrS: H. P. Carmiehael presiding. The devotions Were,e0n\- 6noitts1W ed:$1130YMOJa , pr S'13lati~essiv Y' Teyeherteu; with many aetivitie& 'The social committee was busy catering to. wt!ddings And suppers as Well as sponsoring- the titling and fan teat. Tbese previded funds to add new furnishings to the ehurcis'atid -par- sonage, aa Well as sending easels and Christmas baskets to the sick. Mrs. Frank Hopper valenteered Lo secure helper's to !Oak alter the tuele'shop in the hospital for March, Plans were made ler the supper to be hind in connection with the aknual church meeting on WedneS^ clay, January 23, Tht following officers for 1.05I were inttalled by ,Rev; ii 3, Mao-; ttel Pres., Airs. W. a UdWards; 1st vice -press Mrs. Roy Bennett; gna vice pros Mrs. Andy Lunn; treat's, Mrt. George HOwseris rest tee Mrs Alan Bennett; enr. Mrs, W, A. -14ettglians pianist, Mr& Gordon Davidson; devotional sees Mrs 1V., Dial[ely; parSOnitge COMM, Mr% CarMiChael, Mrs, W. Van WyOlt; Mrs. W. B, IvIcCooi, Mrs. W. .3, Greer; social comm., -Mrs. Roy Bennett; Mr & A. Ltinn; visits ing comm, MrS, Chas, Lloyd. Groap leaders: Mr& Wm. Cons non, Mrs, J. W. Btishfield, Mrs. W., B. IVIcdool, Mrs. .1. It critwv: ford, Mkt, ChaS. Lloyd;f1,frs Rt Rethetingten, Mrs, G. 1sT. Melvin Weed, Istra, tlithely. Mrs. r). Miller, Mrs Win, Galbraith, Mrs. Gordon Buchanan, Mrs. '.Cordon. Pavidsori, Value of factory shipments in Canada's boat building industry reached a high retard of $9,201,4291 hi Mt, C.W.L. to Ilold Euchre;Parties Menibers of the Catholic .° Wo- men's League of Sacred Heart Church met' at the home of ,Alf^A. L, Slosser on Tuesday evening of It‘t week, The Meeting was open- ed by the president, Mrs, C, New- - nuin, With the League prayer. The- minutes of the last meeting were adopted as read ,and -routine business matters were dealt witn. The rrierribett 'then discussed meth- ods of Tatting money and it was decided to hard a series of euchre , parties in 'the near future. Mrs. NOWrilan moved that the hleetuineg and brought the proceedings to a close With the tiettg HELENS Miss Margaret Miller of Strat- ford Getieral Hospital and ,IVIiss Isabelle Maenterson of St. Jos-- , eph's Hospital, Londoti, were home for the witch end Planto attend the Ileommunity night''„ in the hall O riday even- ing under the auspices Of the IVO,. Men's Jnstltutfl- nigh hoilgi;s. 'at the card party sponsored by the Happy Handl. crafts girls' (dub, under the leader- ship, Of Mrs. O. IvracPherson and' iMi jeah Aitchison were Won by Mrs, Bob 14011$ for the latlieS and Rews$ MaePherson, Consolation 0 • Prizes went to Mr', , Wraith, and Roddy Wraith., Music for the clarion Seat :btlpiPlied by the Wraith orchestrik with Mr, .Hefferlialir anti , bonald MUrray ad ealIOVS4Off.