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At 13elmorn the Women's litstl• tare gala tly moht was held I n the
community halt with a good atten-
dance. The president, Mrs. Fred
Doubledee, presided,
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A girls' double trio sang two se-
lections, led by Mrs. Marie Doug-
las. Bluevale Institute hidies sang
two very much appreciated sane-
Letnumbers. Master Peter John
Pace gave two of his usual. splen-
did readings.,
Mrs. Mary Wallace
the speaker for the evenin, George •.
Gear, agricultural representative
for finale .county. His subject War;
"Parm Management" aryl he
brought out several interesting
points, especially for the men pre-
smt. Up u`so .explained hew the
introduced recorded experiences of the farm-
er members are used for the Infor-
mation for the betterment of those
less experienced,
Mrs, Pirnerson spoke briefly on
behalf of the Whitechurch Insti-
Lute and It boufitiful lunch was
served at the close of the meeting.
Presbyterian 1V.N.S,
Mrs. William Gurle opened her
home for tile annual rnreti-g
the Presbyterian WMS last Thurs.,
dly ereorm. Mr- A. Mundell,
president was in the chair. The
meeting was opened with a call to
'rship, a hymn and prayer.
Mrs. Elmer .Teffray had charge
of the topip 'Vim Younger Mission
Churches in charge of the WMS,"
- Mrs, Mundell, conducted a ques-
tionnaire of 20 'questions on the
work and officers of the WMS. This
proved interesting and instructive.
Roll call was answered by an
item of interest -from the Glad
Tidings,
The following officers were elect-
ed for 1952, as presented by the
nominating committee: President,
Mrs. Alvin Mundell; 1st vice-pros.,
Mrs. 'T' F gennpdy; 2nd vice-Wren.,
Mrs, D. McPherson; secretary, Mrs.
N. Zinn: asst. son. Mrs F. Jeffray;
treasurer, Mrs Ken. Dickson; ex-
heroin 'fund, Mrs. Harvey Balla,qh;
supply, Mrs. 'James Struthers; wel-
erme aryl welfare, Mrs. Elmer Bat-
high; Glad Tidings, Mrs. Wm.
Curie; literature and library. Mrs.
r'gri Nickel: Program cOnverer,
Mrs. John Dickson; auditors, Mrs.
71• Baltagh and • Mrs, •F • Jeffrey:
Iiixplorers, Mrs. R, IVIeKa.gue and
Mrs. Wen. Struthers; C.O,C., Mrs.
Glenn Appleby,
The meeting closed by singing
"Rise un, 0 Men of God," and
prayer by Mrs, Code.
Dedh;ettion Service
A special feature of the church
service in the United Church here
on Sunday afternoon was the dedi-
cation of the beautiful golden oak
communion table in memory of Rev,
Harold T. West, a former minister
THERE WAS PLENTY OF ACTIVITY in the Kindergarten class at
the Wingham Public School last Wednesday when parents called
to see how their youngsters were progressing. The class had
NOTICE
Town of Wingham
Municipal Election.
Nomination- Meeting
A meeting of the Electors of the Town of Wing:ham for the
nomination of candidates for this Offices of
MAYOR,. REEVE,. DEPUTY REEVE, SIX
COUNCILLORS, PUBLIC UTILITIES COM-
MISSIONER and FOUR PUBLIC SCHOOL
TRUSTEES
WILL BE HELD ON
Friday, Nov. 24, 1961
at 7:30 o'clock in the evening and 'until 8:30
bumedlatety after the close of Nominations, at 8:$0 o'clock
Candidates will address Me electors
Should a poll be demanded or required, the same, wilt be held oil
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1961
between nine o'clock in the moaning mid six, o'clock in the
afternoon'
WILLIAM RENWICK,
Town Clerk.
MRS. D. JEFFERSON
CONDUCTS
Continuing WEDNES.-THILIES.
NOVEIVIDER 22-23
Ingrid Bergman - Yves Montand.
Anthony Perkins in
"GOODBYE AGAIN"
DONNYBROOK - The November
meeting of the anti Ladies'
Aid was held Tuesday afternoon,
with a fair attendance. The call to
worship was given by Mrs. Hilliard
Jefferson, who had charge of the
W.M.S. meeting. After singing a
hymn the leader read Psalm 34
and led in prayer, which was fol.
lowed by the Lord's prayer in ord.-,
son. ADMITTANCE.
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FR1DAY-SATURDAY NOV. 24-25
Double Bill Program
Mrs. Stuart Chamney moil t. her_
aid, Mrs. Ray Hanna read a pa
per on Christian stewardship. Mrs,
Stuart Chamney gave the secre-
tary's report and the financial
statement. Business was attended
to and the offering received. Mrs.
.john. Hildebrand gave a reading.
Rev. C. W. Lewis gave a short talk
about the duties of the United
Church Women, - Mrs. Wt's Jeffer-
son took charge of the chapter in
the study book. After the singing
)f- a hymn Mrs. Jefferson closed the
meeting with prayer. •
Mrs. Thompson had charge
of the Ladies' Aid and opened with
a hymn. Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson
read the Scripture lesson. Mrs.
Thompson gave the meditation,
followed by prayer, Mrs. Edward
Robinson read the secretary's re
port and a Psalm was read in tint.
son, Mrs. Thompson closed with
prayer. Lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs, Stuart,
"THE, TRAPP FAMILY'
and
"THE BOY WHO
STOLE A MILLION"
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MON.-TUE.-WED, NOV. 27-28-29
Gina Loilobrigida - Anthony Fran..
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"GO NAKED IN THE
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CinemaScopc MetreColor •
(Adult. Entertainment)
7.18 and 9.15 p.m;
who passed away last spring. Mt
West, who now lives near Trento,i,
was present for the occasion,
trio provided special music. A corn-
munion service was observed. Rjv.i
Howard Pace was in charge.
First Prize
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McKague's
Hackney brood mare, "April Show-
ers" took first prize in her class
just completed a project on 'Indian headgear and it didn't take
the tribe too long to line up for the camera. Mrs. William Elliott
is the kindergarten teacher,—A-T photo.
at the Royal Winter Fair in Tor-
onto last week.
Belmar° Berries
The Belmore Berries were hon-
ored at their eighth meeting by the
presence of the home economist,
Miss Gilchrist.
A demonstration of different
ideas for centre pieces, using fruit,
was given by Mary Elliott, Norma
Harper and Muriel Haskins. Some
of the other girls brought dessert.
ideas which could be taken to the
Achievement Day,
!Mary idadie gave a talk on dif-
ferent fruit drinks and showed a
variety of these. They also discuss-
ed Achievement Day and were giv-
en a sample quiz to do.
The .president, Mary Elliott
llianked -Misg. Gilchrist for coming
to. 'the meeting. A very attractive
limeh WAS served which consisted
of the different kinds of fruit bread
each. member had brought with
her, The meeting was closed with
the singing of the national an-
them.
AIIDS ARE READ AT
AUXILIARY MEET
BELGRAVE Mrs. J. H. Ander-
son welcomed the members of the
Evening Auxiliary of the Women's
Missionary Society of Knox Unit-
ed Church to her home on Wednes-
day evening. The president, Mrs.
G:ifford Logan opened the meet-
ing with prayer and a hymn. Rou-
tine reports were read, penny mi-
lord:ion received and there were five
home and six hospital visits to the
sick and shut-ins recorded,
The groon decided to send the
missionary for prayer a Christmas
earn. Cards of thanks were read
from. Mrs. Ted Fear and Miss Clair
McGowan of the Children's Aid So
ciety at Coderich, thanking 1,11,
group for their donation of $10.00.
it was announced that, the alloca-
tion for next year for Belgravr
Church would be $000.00. The of-
tering was received anti dedicated.
Mra, Ross .Anderson and her
group were in charge of the pro
gram, the theme being "Thr
Church ard This Day". Mrs. Om-
eron Walsh read the Scripture les
son and Mrs. Anderson led in pray,
yr. "Family Life Golapse or Re'
v r Y" from Ur, study hook ''Sig
mils of the Sixties" was read b;
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs, Ralph McCrrs,
and Mrs. Kenneth Barbour. Th-
story from the study book, "Hasten
the Day" was "into the Sunset",
and was read by Mrs. Gordon Pos.
man. Mrs. Aitrierson eoeditetrd ar
Bible quiz and lunch was served.
Silver Star M. Band.
Met Sunday Morning
FORDWJGH The Silver Star
Mission Band of the Fordwich Un-
ited Church met Sunday morning
in the church basement. The meet_
beg wets centred around a Remem-
brance Day worship theme. The
inelnbers purpose was repeated arid
Douglas Harding read the, Scrip
tel
Bitilulny greetings were sung to
Mrs, Ben Gibson, Douglas Hard-
ing and Birk, Mllier, Classes ciie
loped, for their studies. Mrs. Robert
Gibson took the' Juniors on an im
nginary "Cross Canada Trip" in
group discussion. Several short
stories and Dorms were read by
the Juniors. The next meeting will
be in the feint of a Ghristnins
party,
The wan from The Mutital Life
Often. lie bowls 220 which compares favourably
with the rest of the team. ie looks forward
to this weekly recreation because he Ori.joyti
being with people. At work, helping people to
plan for a future of financial security is his
prime concern. X-Xe's an expert at it—a VIP
St.trano0 counsellor. A valued, friend.
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