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WHITECHURCH— The Uni-
ted Church Women of Calvin -
Brick met on Wednesday last at
the home of Mrs. Edwin Smyth
with 19 ladies present. Mrs.
Gordon McBurney presided,
gave the call to worship and
led in the meditation period.
Mrs, Mina. McRitchie led in
the Bible study period, read-
ing in Deut. 7 and Kings 11,
and speaking on the " Worship
of Idols" .
Mrs. Henry Pattison read
two poems, "Mother Nature's
Way" and Prayer for Peace".
Mrs. Alan Pattison led in the
offertory prayer. Mrs. Gordon
McBurney had charge of the
Itopic on Taiwan, and had Mrs.
Roy Pattison, Mrs. Robt. Scott,
Mrs. John L. Currie, Mrs. Roy
Dawson and Mrs. Ronald Coul-
tes, each contributed a part tel-
ling of the education, religion,
customs and industries of the
people of Taiwan. She told
of the work of one of the mis-
sionaries, M,s. Robert Scott
led in the missionary prayer.
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft pre -
Friends Shower
Bride -Elect
BELGRAVE--A large number
of girl -friends of Miss Lorna
Bolt held a miscellaneous
shower in Particia Heywood's
recreation room on Friday eve-
ning to honor Miss Bolt before
her marriage. The centre of
the room held a large pink bell.
Miss Bolt was seated in a chair
decorated with pink and white
streamers. Mrs. Neil McGavin
of Walton read the address and
friends carried in the gifts.
While they were being open-
ed and passed around for fri-
ends to see, Mrs. Elaine Nixon
played soft music. Miss Bolt
thanked her many friends for
the beautiful gifts. Several
contests were enjoyed and
lunch was served.
A miscellaneous shower was
held at the home of Miss Karen
Klawitter of Kitchener in honor
of Miss Bolt. A variety of
beautiful gifts were received
and Miss Bolt made a suitable
reply. Lunch was served. Miss
Bolt also was presented with an
electric mixer, electric toas-
ter and silver bread tray from
the employees of the Mutual
Life Assurance Co. , where she
worked.
First Ashore,
Last to Die
John Alden was, according to
some accounts, the first man to
step ashore when the Mayflower
landed at Plymouth, Mass. , with
the Pilgrim Fathers. He married
Priscilla Mullens about 1623,
but the tradition that he had
previously pleaded the cause of
Miles Standish is unfounded.
Alden became a farmer and
magistrate for over 50 years. He
died in 1687, the last surviving
signer of the Mayflower Com-
pact.
sided for the business meeting
that followed. The ladies
decided to send $35.00 tohelp
furnish Westminster College,
at London. A fancy quilt was
sold for $20.00 and arrange-
ments made for several Christ-
mas remembrances. Members
were asked for donations to fill
several boxes for shut-ins. The
birthday tea followed, with
Mrs. Alex Robertson's group in
charge. Mrs. Beecroft closed
the meeting with the Benedic-
tion.
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs. James Mas-
ters of Parkhill visited one day
with Mr, and Mrs. Stewart
Proctor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sar-
geant and Mark of Seekonk,
Mass. , were recent visitors
with her mother, Mrs. A. Per-
due.
Visitors from Belgrave at the
Royal Winter Fair included Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Anderson and
family, Mr. Stewart Proctor,
George Proctor and James
Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hunking
of London visited with Mr. and
Mrs. James Lamont and family.
Bob Grasby had a painful
accident on Saturday. He was
helping to dehorn cattle when
a beast kicked him and he re-
ceived internal and external
bruises to his leg and has a
cast 14 inches above his knee.
He is expected to be confined
to bed for sometime.
The United Church Bazaar
will be held in the church base-
ment on Friday this week.
Mr., Mrs. Collyer
Head Eastern Star
The Cave Under
The Castle
One of the most romantic of
Germany's mountain castles is
that of Altenstein. In 1621 Lu-
ther was secreted from his ene-
mies at Altenstein. In 1799, a
cave entered through a subter-
ranean gallery, was discovered
in the castle park over 600 feet
long. A rapid stream flows
through it. It is deep enough
to bear barges and to turn a
mill at the point where it issues
from the earth.
Wingham, Advance, -Times, Thursday, Nov. 22, 1962 --• Page 7
SS, Concert ICornmittees
BELGRAVE—The teachers
and officers of Knox United
Church, met in the church Mon-
day evening They decided to
hold the Sunday School Christ-
mas concert on Friday, Decem-
ber 21, in the Foresters' Hall
at 8:15 p.m.
Committees were named in
charge: Choruses, Mrs. George
Johnston, Miss Eleanor Walsh,
Mrs. George Michie and George
Proctor; tree, George Johnston;
decorating, Hi -C Group; candy,
Mrs. James Coultes, Mrs, Lewis
Stonehouse; men and women's
number, Cliff Walsh, Bob Gras-
by,
rasby,Mrs, John Nixon, Mrs, Wil-
Coultes; each class topro-
vide one number; Santa and
suit, Mrs. Cliff Logan; door-
keepers, Lewis Stonehouse and
Mark Armstrong,
It was also decided to hold
a whitegift service,tentative
date set for December 16. The
new book "Focus Magazine"
was ordered for all the teach-
ers,
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A Division of DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA 147 Davenport Road,Toronto 5
The installation of the of-
ficers of Huron Chapter 89,
Wingham, Order of the Eastern
Star, was held Tuesday even-
ing.
Mrs. Jack Reavie, P.D.D.-
G.M., was the installing ma-
tron and Murray MacLennan
P.P., the installing patron,
and Mrs. Murray MacLennan
P.M., installing marshal, as-
sisted by Mrs. J. A. Fox,
P.D.D.G.M., Mrs. George
Scott P. M. , Mrs. Sidney
Thompson P.D. D. G.M., Mrs.
Tom Henderson P.M., Mrs. W.
A. HeughanP.M., Mrs. W.W.
Currie P.M., Mrs. W. Elliott,
Farish Moffat P.P. The solo-
ist was Mrs. Wesley Joynt.
The following officers were
installed: Worthy Matron, Mrs
Ted Collyer; Worthy Patron,
Ted Collyer; Associate Matron,
Mrs. Ronald Forster; Associate
'Patron; George Guest; secretary,
Mrs. Farish Moffat; treasurer,
Mrs. Gwen Adams; conductress,
Mrs. Alex Robertson, associate
conductress, Mrs. Scott Reid;
chaplain, Mrs. Reginald Bit -
ton; marshal, Mrs. Elwin Hall;
organist, Mrs. W . W .Currie;
County Library
Is Placing More
Books in Schools
by W. E. Elliott
GODERICH— Huron county
co-operative library finds a
rising need for more books in
the larger schools. Miss M. L.
Stirling, librarian, reported to
county council on Monday,
that of five Roman Catholic
schools served, three have
opened new rooms. Kings-
bridge, which was getting 50,
is increased to 100; Mount
Carmel from 150 to 250 and
St. Boniface (Zurich) from 150
to 200.
Three of the larger schools
have added rooms and are re-
ceiving additional books:
North Ashfield, 150 to 200;
Holmesville, 150 to 350, and
No. '7 Hay, Zurich, 250 to 300.
The number of books put
out in the public schools this
fall totalled 10, 905, Miss Stir-
ling reported. Libraries re-
ceive a total of 5,775, with
Wroxeter and Walton libraries
taking an increased number of
books in September. High
Schools receive 400.
Council's library committee,
of which Reeve William Ball of
Seaforth is chairman, noted
that owing to the assistant li-
brarian going to the registry
office staff, Miss Ann Saw-
chuk of Goderich had been
hired.
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Visitors were present from
Kincardine, Tiverton, Listowel,
Strathroy, Toronto, Midland
and Southampton.
THIS IS THE EXTERIOR of the Golden
Circle School for Retarded Children,
showing the addition which has been
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erected at the rear of the building. The
school was recently moved to a new
site near the Scout House. -A -T photo.
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