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Mrs. L. Stonehouse
A special meeting of interest
held in the W.I. Hall in
rave when the Huron North
linty Loyal Orange Lodge met
honour the Grand Master of
tario West, G.Q.L.R.W. Bro.
mes. Bell of Parry Sound.
A good number of brethren
re present from Huron South
eter, Clinton, Bruce West,
rib North Listowel and Trow-
dge Kincardine, Amberley,
ra, Chesley, and Southampton.
ounty Master Emmerson
tehell chaired the meeting with
G.M. and P.G.M. Dave
anlen of Listowel being intro-
red by Acting Marshall Bro.
ert Hibberd. County Master
West Bruce Arthur McCormick
rth Bruce Gilbert McClinton,
rth Perth Robert Ash of
rvbridge were also introduced.
Afternoon Unit
The afternoon Unit of Belgrave
C,W, met in the Sunday School
nt on Tuesday, October 14.
he theme of the meeting was
everence and Thankfulness"
h Mrs. Robert Coultes as
den The meeting opened with
n "We Love Thy Place 0
d" followed by prayer. Mrs. •
ul es gave the meditation
ng why Jesus spoke to his
iples in parables. Mrs. Ethel
eeler gave a reading • on
ank You God for all the little
ings in Life". Mrs. Leslie Bolt
a reading about "The Horn
of Plenty".
Mrs. Cecil Coultes gave a talk
on :.'The Feeling of Thankfulness'
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor gave the
Bible Study on the Buried Trea-
surer. Hymn "We Thank Thee 0
Our Father,
The collection was received and
visits to sick and shut-ins record-
ed. The secretary's treasurer's
report was received.
The Fall Rally of the U.C.W.
will meet Wednesday, October
22. Nominating Committee to
bring in slate of officers at
November meeting. The meeting
closed with prayer followed by the
Lord's Prayer in unison.
Anniversary
A special service was held in
Knox Presbterian Church, Bel-
grave on Sunday, October 19th to
mark the One Hundred and
Eleventh Anniversary of this
congregation. •
Many friends joined with the
members on this special occasion,
when their minister Rev. Kenneth
Innes conducted the worship
service, speaking on the need for,
and benefits from meeting to-
gether for public worship.
Special musical ,numbers from
the Ladies Choir of Melville
Presbyterian Church, Brussels
with Mrs. William King as
accompanist added much to the
service on this special day and
were enjoyed by all.
Choir Honoured
On Sunday, October 19th, the
Belgrave Mens' Choir appeared
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Orange Lodge meets
Free program on
otd .buildings,plfered
on Sing Time and were awarded
the W.B. Cowan Memorial Tro-
phy to Rev. John Roberts (on
behalf of her family) in recogni-
tion of the contribution made to
Sing Time by the choir during the,
past year. Later that evening the
choir attened the Anniversary
services in the Teeswater 'United
Church.
Personals .
Mr. and Mrs. America Arruda,
Maria and Michelle of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Logan.
MrS. Wes Kerr and Mrs.
Walter Kerr of Brussels were
dinner guests with Mrs. Hazel
Procter on Sunday.
Congratulations to the Bel-
grave Co-op in the opening of
their new store.
Mr. and Mrs. James Baker and
Mark of London were week-end
visitors with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. George Michie.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rae of
Wingham visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Don. Rae of , Guelph on
Sunday and attended the baptis-
mal service of their grandson
Jamie in Trinity United Church,
Guelph.
Anyone who is interested in old
buildings will enjoy a free
program sponsored by the Huron
Branch of the Aitchitectural
Conservancy of Ontario this
winter.
In sessions at the Little Inn in
Bayfield, the group p tans four
speakers on "The Restoration of
Historic Buildings". Tonight at 8
p:m„ Stephen Otto, executive
director of the province's
Heritage Conservation Division,
will talk about legislation on
historic buildings.
On November 27 Stratford
architect Brian Garratt will speak
on the exteriors of historic
buildings. Museums advisor •
Dorothy Duncan of Toronto, who
has been active at the Van
Egtnond house restoration, will
speak on interiors, on Thursday,
January 29.
The final speaker will be Philip
Dunning, curator of
Montgomery's Inn, near Toronto.
He'll talk about furnishing
historic buildings on February 26.
All the speakers are outst
anding, ACO Huron president
Nick Hill says and "promise to be
of r cal interest, not only to
architectural conservationists but
all of• those who own older
residences and may wish to know
how to restore, redecorate or
refurnish."
Mr. Hill emphasized that the
talks are free and open to
everyone. Coffee and
.refreshments will be served,
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