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BELMORE
The January meeting of the WI
more United Chureh Women w
s
held
at the home of Mrs, John
Farrell on friday with Mrs. 1Hlow-
ard Pace in. charge. After a hyann
had been sung, the Scripture wits
read by Mrs. Pace and Rev. Pace
led in prayer. Another hymn was
sung and Mrs. Pace gave a prayer.
The meeting wee turned over to
the president, Mrs.. Harry Mulvey.
.,firs, Farrell gave a reading from
the :Missionary Monthly. One of
the new study books, „'Signals for
the Sixties", was real by Mrs. Jo.
septi Simmons, while the other one.
"Hasten the Day", was read by
Mrs. David '1'canpletuan.
A very enlightening article on
temperance, "Lf Only "Twort• Hard-
er to (let", was given by Mrs. Har-
per. The minutes of the last meet
Ing were rend by Mrs. Leonard
Mete alfe,
Rev. face conducted the lumina.
tion of officers for 1902 and the
meetinn. was brought to a close
with a prayer given by Mrs. face.
INAUGl'tiAL SERVICE
Rev G. 'Howard Pile(' ezncitreted
the inaugural set•iet for the new
organization called the United
Church Women, which was held in
the Behnore United Church on
Sunday. Members of the executive
who were insttclled at this service
are: President, Mrs. Harry Mulvey;
vice-pres.• Mrs. Ira Neil; second
vice-pres., Mrs. Wilfred Johann; re-
cording and corresponding secre-
tary, :mfrs. ,Joseph Simmons: treas.,
Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe,
KNOX W'.1C,ti.
The January meeting of Knox
Presbyterian %VTMS was held in the
school root of the church last
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. A. Mun-
dell was in charge. She followed the
New Year service of worship as
outlined in Glad Tidings, opening
with the call to worship and a
hymn.
Mrs. Elmer Jeffray. Mrs, Ken
Dickson and Mrs. Arnold Jeffray
read the portion assigned, Mrs.
Dickson giving the prayer. The
roll call was "An item of interest
front the Glad Tidings. Mrs. E.
Zinn, secretary, read the minutes
of last meeting. Ti:e treasurer an-
nounced that $6.23 had been hanrlerl
in for furnishings for Ewart Col-
lege.
It was decided to purcnase more
dishes for the kitchen and to ask
other organizations in the church
for a donation towards this pro-
ject. It was also decided to appoint
an assistant for the supply secre-
tary and for the library secretary.
Mrs. Harvey Ballagh introduced
the new study course, which is on
British Guiana this year. Mrs,
Glenn :Appleby had charge of the
topic, and she he told of that country
anad outlined the mission work be-
ing done there.
Neil Appleby and Beverly Ballagh
took up the offering. A hymn was
sung and Mrs. Ralph Dickson closed
with prayer.
Black Knights
Gather Here
The Royal Black Knights of
Wingham Lodge 797 held their an-
nual meeting on Monday night of
last week with the following guests
attending: V.W. Sir. K. Melhwaine
of Bayfield, County Master of Hu-
ron North; R.W. Sir K. Oliver
Jaques of Hensel:, associate de-
puty grand master; R.W. Sir K.
Walter Scott of Belgrave, Grand
Censor; Sir K. Harvey Jacklin of
Brussels, Sir Be Cassels of Varna
and Sir K. Henry Pattison of the
Blyth Lodge.
After the business of the meet-
ing had been dealt with there was
election of officers with County
Master Sir K. Mc:Dwaine in the
chair. The following were elected
for 1962: W,P., Carl Johnston;
D.P„ John McGinnis; chaplain,
Wilber Hogg; registrar, George A..
Brooks; treasurer, C. G. Moffat;
1st lecturer, Wm. Peacock; 2nd
lecturer, Harold Hutton; 1st cen-
sor, Harold Moffat; 2n1:1 censor,
Robert Spotton; lst standard hear-
er. Elmer Bruce; 2nd standard
bearer, Henry Wheeler; pursivant,
Percy Hogg.
Committee men, Roy Sanderson,
John Ward, Richard Jacklin, Milo
Casemore, Athol Bruce, The of-
ficers were then Installed by rt.w.
Sir K. Scott, assisted by R.W. Sir
K. Jaques.
After a few impressive words
from the visitors, lodge was then
closed in due form and tate nation-
al anthem was sung.
LAKELET
M..r. and. Mrs, Arthur Klein and
family of Clifford visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Dickert ott Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Knudsen of
Toronto spent the week -end with
Mr, and Mrs. William Smith.
Mrs. 'William Smith spent last
week at London with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon McKee and
family visited with Mr, and Mrs,
Wellington Dahms of Mildmay on
Sunday.
Messrs. Floyd, Laverne and
Lloyd Metzger spent the week -end
with their parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Gordon Metzger of Palmerston.
Mrs, Esther Smith and family
visited with Mr. and Mrs, Eugene
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Metzger Sunday,
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Vestry Meeting •
Al Ste Paul's Church
Thet vestry !fleeting uz St.
Paul's
Anglican Church was held on Tues-
day evening of last week in the
parish hall, when. a successful year
was evident as Rev, C. F. Johnson
outlined the reports. 'There was a
very good turnout, with attend-
ance. a little higher than usual,
Officers elected for the coming
year were as follows: Rector's
warden, M, A. Templeman; pcoplo's
warden, N.B. Welker; vestry cleric,
II, A. fuller; envelope sec,, Miss.
1)orothe Comber; treas„ 1, B. 11-
lncott; convener of sidesmen, T. 1;.
Nethery; auditors, D. C. Nesmith
and J. C. Parkinson.
J}o'trct of management: rector's
appointment, R. E. Armitage, L. Cl.
Elliott, R. J. Harrison, 1;. Johns-
ton, J. 1i. King, 1. H. Town;
people's election, N. R. Cronk-
wright, L. B. Ellacott, H. A. Fut,
ler, W. Henry, D. P, Kennedy, R,
el, Manuel.
The delegates to synod are W. 1,
Austin, W. M. Davis and J. Hod-
gins and alternates named were
W. 11L, Connell, \V, N. Deyell and
W. B. Wenger. The nominating
committee chairman is M. A.
Templeman and other members are
R E, Armitage, Miss D. Comber,
H. A. Fuller, R, G. Manuel and E.
B. Walker.
Lunch was served by the ladies
following the meeting.
[IORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Burgers, of
Snr grove visite At •.
la d [ and nd Mrs,
George Burgers on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs..Norman Carson
have returned from holidaying in
Florida.
Mr,and Mrs Chas. and • � r.
a Kock >, 1L
George Timm, of Wallace Twp„ at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Gordon
efaeauley in St. Catharines on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Berlett and
family and Mrs. • H, Berlett, of
Listowel, visited Mr. and Mrs. Li-
onel Johnston on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Fulton and
sons, of Galt, were week -end visit-
or, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harri-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edgar and
Brian, of Kitchener, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Edger.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. \Warner, John
and Susanne, of Atwood. have
moved to the former Richard Car-
son apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King,
Jr., of Brussels, 3n Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Gott, Stev-
en. Wendy and Brian. of Toronto,
and Mr. Jack King„ of Unversity of
Toronto. spent the week -end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank King.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Edmonds,
of
Stratford, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett are
holidaying in Florida and other
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Telehus, of
Toronto, spent the -,week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Telehus.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and
family visited Mr and Mrs. Murray
McCreery, of London, on Sunday.
Mr. anud Mrs. Chas. Koch, Mr.
George Timm. of Wallace Twp„ and
Mr, Clarence Koch, of Gowanstown,
left Sunday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Harry Seeburger, in Midland.
Mich., on Monday.
Mr. Fred Taylor has been trans.
ferred to the Ilderton Branch of
the Imperial Canadian Bank of
Commerce.
Mr. Kenneth Underwood spent the
week -end at the home of Mr, Jack
Underwood. of Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nickel, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Nickel and fancily,
of Fordwich, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Nickel.
Rem.emher the WI smorgasborg
supper in the community hall on
Friday,
The Freindly Fours Unit of Gor-
rie United Church Women will
meet at the home of Mrs. W. C.
King on Monday. Feh. 5, at 8.15
p.m. Program committee, Mrs,
Gordon Edgar, Mrs, Everett Car-
son, Miss Emma Irwin,
SI. Andrew's Club
Pot Luck Supper
The regular meeting of St. And-
rew's Presbyterian Couples' Club
was held in the Sunday School
room last Tuesday evening when a
delicious pot luck supper was
served, followed by a sing -song.
There were 20 couples in attend-
ance.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henderson
and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Leitch were
in charge and also conducted the
worship period. Rev. Gordon. Fish
was guest speaker. His theme
was "Couples and Couples' Ciuh",
pertaining to the life and work of
the Church,
The following officers were in-
stalled for 1962: Hon. pies„ Rev,
and Mrs, Gordon Fish; past pros„
Mr. and. Mrs. Fred McGee; nem..
Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Smith; vice -
prey., Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Phil-
lips; sec., Mr, and Mrs. John Thane;
treas., Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Tray_
lor; song comm. and pianist, Mr
and Mrs, Nelson Pickett; telephone
comm„ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Silt.
cilfro; press reporters, Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Carr; nominating comm.,
Mr.and Mrs. William Caslick.
Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McKague.
Business was conducted by the
new presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Jet.
r Smith,
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Card Social
hrAl(l;],]'.1' L)espite cold weath.
er a nice crowd was In attendance
for the weekly card social in the
\V 1. hall. Solo winners were, first
ltiglt, Fluter Haskins, McIntosh;
second high, Mrs. Irvin Reidt of
Lakelet; low, (Cordon :McKee, of
Lakelet.
]Antiage winners were; high lady,
Mrs. Jim ]Harper, Mildnuty; high
gent. fins 1•Ierpet', .t\lilxiunay; low,
Mrs. Herb Burchill, Lakelet. The
epochal prize went to sirs, Stan.
])ennis,
BAPTIST CHURCH HAS
SUCCESSFUL TEAR
I' neouruging reports were given
at the annual meeting of the Wing.
ham Baptist Church, held In the
church auditorium last Wednesday
evening, liev, I)onnld Sinclair pre.
sided for the meeting and election
of officers.
Total .receipts from all depart-
ments of the church amounted to
$1.0,831..70 with all showing substan-
tial balances. The parsonage fund,
which originated from a legacy,
amounts to $1993.92 and is the
hugest balance. A basement -audi-
torium fund was inaugurated this
past year with $375.00 subscribed
for renovation of the Sunday
School auditorium, Upwards of
$2500.00 was contributed during
]96t to Ilome and Foreign Mis-
sions,
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Officers elected for 1962 are:
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Deacon board, Wilmer Harcourt,
Merrill Cantclon, Reg, Collar,
(Berm Scheifele; treasurer, Glenn
Seheifele; asst, treasurer, Mrs.
Richard Kilpatrick; church clerk,
Merrill
Cantelon; trustee board,
Reg Collar, Bruce MacLean, Mer-
rill Cantelon, Roy Burchill, Wilmer
Harcourt, Bill Stapleton.
General SS. superintendent and
senior department, Frank Collar;
junior department superintendent,
Mary Stapleton; flower comm„
Mrs. Glenn Scheifele, Mrs, Alex
Rintoul; baptismal comm„ James
Stapleton, Walter Pocock, Mrs.
Glenn Scheifele, Mrs. Roy Bur-
chill: fellowship agent, Richard
Kilpatrick; church press agent.
ererrill Cantelon; communion stew-
ardess and assistant, Mrs. George
Hotchkiss and Mrs. Arthur Stape-
ton: music comm., Rev. and Mrs.
D. Sinclair, Mrs, Reg Collar, Mrs,
Merrill Cantelon; organist and as-
sistant, Mrs. Reg Collar, Miss Lois
Sinclair; visiting comm., Mrs. Geo.
Hotchkiss, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Collar, Mn, Wilmer Harcourt; au-
ditors, Mrs. Mac Eadic and Rich-
and Kilpatrick.
gers who got •two r" t*sates for high
stieking and Lainott of the Flyers
with two minutes for interference.
Lamont waS each In action for two
minutes when 1o was returned to
the box for the stone offence, but
regained his freedom lea time to
get in on Miller's goal with Kings-
ton getting the other assist.
At the 11,20 mark of the second
frame Kingston .scored with Mil-
ler's help to tie the game at four,
all. Three aitlnutes later Kingston
did it. again, the assist going to Mil-
ler, At 16,02 Lamont picked ui) his
third interference penalty but the
Flyers managed to kill off the
Dodger attack. With only seconds
remaining in the period Kingston
and Miller teamed up again to give
the Flyers a 6.4 leach
Again in the third period it was
the Flyers who opened the seor-
ing, Miller doing the honor and the
assist going to Kingston. Three
minutes later Fryfogle scored from
Mahood. Stainton returned the
puck to the Paisley net from the
face-off, assisted by Irwin to bring
the count up to 7-6 for the Flyers,
At 6.35 Gregg was penalized for
hooking and he had been back on
the ice about 10 seconds when ,Jar -
din picked up Mahood's pass to
slap it hone. Lamont and David-
son of the Flyers teamed up again
to take advantage of Mahood's trip-
uing penalty and give the Flyers
a one -point lead. Becker received
a high sticking penalty at 12.42 but
the Dodgers weren't able to do any-
thing with the manpower advan-
tage. Three minutes later Lock -
ridge of the Dodgers and Davi.cl-
son of the Flyers were benched for
roughing, A few seconds later
Miller followed them for interfer-
ence. Bain of the Dodgers joined
the crowd at 16.55 to sit out two
minutes for roughing. 1n the re-
maining three minutes the Flyers
scored twice, Davidson and Fraser
getting the goals and Thompson
and Miller getting the assists,
• Kingston led the scoring race for
Paisley•with three goals and three
assists, while Fryfogle and Skinn
shared the honors for Wingham,
getting two goals each.
Brian Clark won the draw on
the cancelled Wiarton game, mei
Murray Gerrie won the Friday
night draw. Paisley: goal, Farrow; defence, r
\1"inghant. goal, !llt.ritiey: de • C:ttmpbeil, ]salter; centre, Inline:^;
fence. link) and Locitrld:e; (wat', wings. l 6
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Skinn: wings, Crawford and bry Thompson, Uoa nand L)oug Deeig..
eel!, Lamont, Fraser, Patterson,
Gregg.
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Ken Ccn
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Mahood, Irwin, Stainton, Jar -
din, Campbell, Lott.
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Reports Show
W.A. Raised $1,180 1"
GORRIE--The United Church 1
Woman's Association raised $1180 ee
according to the report by Mrs. El- 1
mer Farrish, treasurer, at the ti
church's congregational meeting.l
The Woman's Missionary Society i =
treasurer, Mrs, Everett Carson, i
stated the allocation of $435 was 1114
forwarded, Mission Band raised ,
$126.
Richard Carson, Sunday School
treasurer, reported over $800 con-; ■
tributed.
Robert Eischner was appointed 're: -
recording secretary for 1962. 0 -11 -
Two members were elected to
Session, Claus O'Krafka and Alex-
ander Edgar, for a five year term.; II -
Rev.
Rev. J. Wilfred Hird was made'an
honorary member.
New members elected to the : 1
Board of Stewards were James
Dunbar. Irving Toner, Lionel John-
ston, Ewart Whitfield. Mrs, Har-
ry Rhamc was appointed to the
board as treasurer. Charles Black
was appointed to complete the two
year term.
Missionary & maintenance com-
mittee, Mrs. Everett Carson, Mrs.
Elmer Farrish, Mrs. Harry Rhamc.
Ushers appointed were Earle King,
Hector Hamilton, Robert Harrison
and Robert Edgar,
Improvement§ to church includ-
ed the re -decorating of the Sunday
School rooms and installing of the
organ.
SCORE IS HIGH
PAISLEY FLYERS
WIN WINGRIAM ME
The Paisley Flyers were really
flying when they visited the Wing.
hamarena on Friday night to take
the local Intermediate Crawford
Dodgers 10-7.
Paisley started the ball foiling
in the first 35 seconds of play as
Becker cracked in the first goal.
The lead was short-lived however
as Mahood of the locals tallied at
the 1.20 mark on an assist from
Ken Cerson. Skinn scored for the
Dodgers on Stainton's assist to
give the Dodgers a. one -goal lead.
Davidson retaliated for the Fly-
ers with an assist from Kingston.
With the Dodgers a titan short
due to Mahood's tripping penalty
Skinn made n lone attack to score
his second goal of the night and
Mahood returned to the ice just
in time to assist Fryfogle with his
first goal of the evening and leave
the
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at the end of the first frame.
The second period was two rein -
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