The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-11-24, Page 2The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, November 24, 1954 NEWS OF BELGRAVE Toronto Priest
Community Activities Theme Addrdsses Sodfldu
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authority and so on, in both public
and private life, ip every moment of
his life. The ideal of the Sodalist is
this type of Catholic we need so bad
ly in the world today-—in the nursing,
teaching, the ’legal profession and
many others."
Father Daly represented,Canada at
the international congress of sodality
directors in Rome in 1950. Last month
he was named to the general council
of World Federation of Sodalities of
Our Lady at the world congress in
Rome. ‘ (
The meeting was closed with play
er led by president Mary Hihn, .
or marrjed, wliicb
founded in 1563 by
Leuins, a Jesuit Father
College, Rome. The founder’s purpose
of the Sodality was the" shaping of
boys and girls into good Catholics—to
spend their lives ip making God
better known, loved and served by,
others. Today the age group includes
high ’ school students with emphasis
being placed on adult groups, par
ticularly single and married workers,*
those In higher studies and those who
can exhibit influence in private life,
Father Daly stated that our -times
bitterly need men ‘ and women who
have the ambition and talent to be
come saints. "A saint", stated the
speaker, “is one who does what God
wants - him to do, where, how, when
and as he wants it, in thought, word
and deed. He practises generosity to
his neighbor, modesty, respect for
The Young i Ladies' Sodality of ,
Sacred Heart Church held .their annual
meeting on November 8(| 1954 in the
Parish Hall. The meeting .was opened
with singing, followed by the sodality
prayers lpd by President Mary Hihri.
After the reading of the minutes, roll
call, and treasurers report, plans for
a Christmas party were made. Miss
Sahara Shinn won the monthly draw,
Miss Sally Slosser gave a report on
the recent Holy Hour held in St. Jo
seph’s Church, Clinton, when a num
ber of Wingham. Sodalists attended to
hear Rev. Douglas E, Daly, S. J. of
Toronto, national secretary of the
Sodality of Our Lady, speak.
Father Daly spid the Sodality, is an
organization of Catholics, either single t ■
t
Community activities was the
theme of the Belgrave Women’s In
stitute meeting held in the Commun
ity Cfentre on Tuesday afternoon of
last week. Mrs. Walter Scott, presi
dent, was in charge. It was decided
that anyone wishing to contribute
toys or clothing to the Children’s Aid
Society at Goderich, may leave their
donation at the home of Mrs. Fred
Cook, before December 1st.
A committee consisting of Mrs. Earl
Anderson, Mrs. Clifford Logan, Mrs.
George Michie and Mrs. Clarence
Wade were appointed to arrange for
a concert to be held after Christmas,
The roll call was answered by tell
ing “How to get along with your
neighbour.” Mrs. Richard Procter pre
sented the motto “A Community, is
like a ship, everyone should be pre
pared to take the helm." A piano
solo was given by Mrs. J. M. Coultes.
The guest speaker was Mrs. ■ Durnin
Phillips, district president, who gave
a report on the Area Convention held
at Guelph recently. The. speaker also
gave an interesting account of a day
spent at the O.A.C. Guelph during
Holiday week. Among the items of
chief interest on the program was a
talk on landscape gardening, a dem
onstration of various flower arrange
ments and an address by Mr. Fred
Sloman on Jiis work as teacher of the
“School on Wheels” for children of
isolated districts of Northern Ontario.
Lunch was served by Mrs. C. Proc
ter, Mrs. Garner Nicholson and Mrs.
R. Procter. Mrs. Cora McGill was
convener of the -program.
9th Line Euchre
The 9th line euchre club held their
first meeting of
home of Mr. and
na, on Monday
15th. There were
ing the evening,
read an address and Jack McBurney
presented Mr. ‘and Mrs. Richard
Chamney with a wail mirror on be
half of the club. Mr. and Mrs. Cham
ney recently sold their farm and have
taken up residence in Belgrave. Both
gave a fitting reply of thanks.
The remainder of the evening was
spent playing euchre with prizes
going to Mrs. Mark Armstrong, Jack
McBurney, I".’ —
Harold Woods.
6th
The 6th line
Association of
met last Wednesday at the home of
the season at the
Mrs. Clarence Han
evening, November
55 present and dur-
Lewis .Stonehouse
Mrs, William Black. The afternoon
was spent quilting a crib quilt. The
treasurer's report was given‘by Mrs.
Thomas Smith„
A lunch was served by the hostess.
Slower and Dance
A large crowd gathered in the For
ester’s Hall on Friday evening, Nov
ember 19th, for a shower and dance
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Keyes, who were married recently.-
During intermission the young
couple were called to rue platform,
where Mrs. Jack VanCamp read an
address and. Har.ry Brydges presented
the young couple with a purse of
money, and-'Nancy Carter and Apne
Hallinger presented .them with a
card table and cushion on behalf
the Junior Farmers.
Music for dancing was supplied
Bruce’s orchestra. %
How many eggs did you* eat in
1953? If you’re an average Canadian
the numbei* was 279, according to
government figures.
The year 1953 saw oil emerge
Canada’s most important mineral
value terms, accounting for 15 per
cent of over-all mineral production
value.
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