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straight. We're in the money busi-
ness.We invest money to make
money, so that we can lend money.
It's that simple. But, all of it isn't
worth a plugged nickel if some-
one doesn't use it.
Which brings us to you.
News of Belgrave
E. Wawanosh holds speaking contest
Correspondent
Mrs.L.Stonehouse
On Wednesday, January 24,
East Wawanosh Public School
held its public speaking compe-
tition. Speakers in the Junior
Division were: Karen Coultes,
Joanne Coultes, Andrew Koop-
man, Dianne Scott, Cathy Bake-
la.ar and Robert Currie.
Speakers in the Senior
Division were Clifford Branton,
Ingrid Jaretyke, Doreen Taylor,
Sheila Shobrook, Maui i Walsh.
and Gary Hopper.
After a great deal of deliver-
ation the judges, Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. Gross selected Andrew
Koopman, 1st; Karen Coultes
2nd, and Cathy Bakelaar 3rd in
the Junior Division.
In the Senior Division Marni
Walsh, was 1st. Clifford Branton
2nd and Doreen Taylor was 3rd.
All of the speeches were
thoroughly enjoyed by the tea-
chers, parents and pupils who
attended the assembly.
Sunday school
annual meeting
The annual meeting of Knox
United Church Sunday. School was
held on Tuesday, January 16 in
'the basement of the church with
,12 present.
The meeting opened with
prayer offered by Rev. John Rob-
erts. Minutes of the last annual
meeting were read and approved
and the secretary's report was
given. Attendance awards go to
eighteen. The Junior Girls held
the banner for most perfect atten-
dance during the year. It was
" agreed to carry onthe practice of
giving the collection received on
the first Sunday of each month to
missions.
Sunday School Anniversary
will be held either the 3rd or
10th of. June with the following
committees in charge; Speaker -
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, George
Procter; Decorating - Mrs.
Leslie Bolt,/VIrs.Wilfred Walker;
Mrs. Bruce Campbell; Music
Mrs. William Coultes, Mrs.Geo.
Johnston; Corsages - Mrs. Laura
Johnston, Mrs. James Coultes.
The Superintedent, George
Procter, then called on Rev. '
Roberts to conduct the election
of officers which resulted as
follows: - Superintendent -
George Procter ;Assistant Super-
intende nt - Clifford Coultes; S ec-
retary - George Michie; Trea-
surer; Mrs. James Coultes;
Auditors - George Johnston,Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse; Librarians. -
Mrs. James Coultes, Mrs.Lewis
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Stonehouse; Bible Class -Clif-
ford Coultes; Assistants for Bible
Class - Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler,
Mrs. Cliff Logan, Mrs. Walter
Scott, Mrs. George Michie; Inter-
mediate Boys and Girls - Ross
Anderson, Mrs. Leslie Bolt;
Juidor Girls - Mrs. Laura
Johnston, Mrs. Jack Taylor; Jun-
ior Boys - Murray Scott, George
Procter; Junior Primer - Mrs.
William McArter, Mrs. Roger
Bieman; Senior Primer - Mrs.
Ross Anderson, Mrs. William
Coultes; Beginners - Mrs.
Murray. Vincent, Mrs., Murray
Lougheed. • `
. It was decided to purchase one
dozen new Canadian Youth
Hymnals.
Rev. Roberts closed the
meeting with prayer.
Bible society
contributions
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM
WESTERN ONTARIO DISTRICT
CONTRIBUTION
19'71 1972
Bayfield 267.25 282.25
Belgrave 326.00 397.35
Blyth 489.10 1.123.76
Brucefield llaso Nil.
Brussels 683.00 718.00
Centralia 1.00 10.00
Clinton ' 196.78 1,516.55
Dashwood 400.00 405.00
Dungannon 259.75 1'79.45
Egmondville Nil. 10.00
Elimville &
Thames Rd. OW 6.00
Exeter 1,147.69 1,245.20
Fullerton 250.10 255.50
Glencoe 809.30 382.13
Goderich 1,954.94 2,014.00
Grand Bend 170.60 41.00
Granton 45.00 50.00
Henson 344.65 270.05
Hibbert Twp. 146.55 • 262.70
Kippen 93.45 131.25
Kirkton &
Woodham 50.00
Londesboro 80.00
Mitchell 800.95
Monkton 374.00
S eaforth 158.00
Varna &
Goshen 869.00
Walton 60.00
Zurich 1,051.40
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