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CANADIAN NATIONAL
Federation Will Sponsor Two At Short Course
BELGRAVE--The directors of
the Morris Federation of Agri-
culture met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Stan Hopper with 14
present. President Stan Hopper
presided. Richard Proctor was
hired for another year as sec-
retary -treasurer.
It was decided to sponsor
two young people, boy or girl,
to the short course at Guelph
with application to be in no
later than December 13. The
4-11 members will not receive
the 52.00 paid to them as in
the past, because of increased
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Belgrave Personals
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris and
Mr. and Mrs. N. Syke of Mit-
chell visited on Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Proctor
and Margaret.
The Christmas meeting of
the Belgrave Women's Institute
will be held on next Tuesday,
-with Mrs. C. R. Coultes as
convener. The address will be
given by Rev. W. Morrison of
Brussels. Lunch committee
will be Mrs. H. Irwin, Mrs. L.
Vannan, Mrs. Mel Bradburn.
Euchre Winners
BELGRAVE--The weekly
euchre was held in the com-
munity centre with ten tables
in play.
High lady, Mrs. Herson Ir-
win; high man, C. R. Coultes;
low lady, Mrs. Oliver Camp-
bell; low man, Jack McCallum;
novelty, Mrs. Earl Noble, Har-
old Proctor.
' Mrs. Ralph McCrea, Mau-
reen and Douglas of Blyth visi-
ted on Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Fear.
Miss Karen Anderson of Bel -
grave and Miss Shirley Johnson
of Lucknow were student tea-
chers in Belgrave junior room
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor,
Judy and John of Sarnia were
week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Taylor.
Miss Marlene Walsh and
Miss Eleanor Walsh of Kitch-
ener, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. James Walsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson
and family of Guelph visited
over the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Cal: "Can I have a cigarette?"
Kitty: "I thought you'd quit
smoking."
Cal: "I'm still in the first
phase. I've quit buying."
It's Not so Tough .. .
to be
Santa Claus
... that is, when you can dig
down into the big bag of gifts that
awaits you in the Wingham stores.
You're always WELCOME IN WINGHAM
Wingham Business Association
members and lack of funds in
the Federation. A resolution
commi.tee of Bert Fear, Mel
Ivlathers and Ross Smith was
named. Chairman of the parks
committee, Dick Proctor led a
discussion on work that could
be done at the park, and fi-
nancial arrangements. It was
decided to hold a euchre party
at the Stone School, the pro-
ceeds to go to the Park Fund.
A special prize of 55, 00
will be paid to the boy or girl
White Gifts for
Children's Aid
BELGRAVE--White Gift Sun-
day was observed in Knox Uni-
ted Church, on Sunday when
Ross Anderson, superintendent
of the Sunday School, opened
the service with the call to
worship followed by "0 Come,
All, Ye Faithful" and prayer in
unison, Ross Anderson also
read the Scripture lesson on
the Christmas story.
The choir sang as their an-
them "Bells of Christmas".
The children's carol, "Away
in the Manger", was sung fol-
lowed by the prayer and an-
nouncements by Rev. H. J.
Anderson. The story " What
Shall We Children Bring?" was
told by Mrs. John Nixon. After
the offering was received, Rev.
Anderson read a poem. "0
Little Town of Bethlehem" was
sung and benediction closed the
service.
The white gifts this year will
go to the Children's Aid Society
at Goderich.
CGIT Prepares
Vesper Service
BELGRAVE—Marily.i Camp-
bell, president of the
opened the regular meeting
with the C.G.I. T. hymn, pur-
pose and Scripture, followed
by prayer. Helen Anderson
gave the secretary's report and
church and Sunday school at-
tendance was recorded. Trea-
surer, Ruth Michie gave her
report. The next meeting will
be December 14, and will be
strickly a practice for the ves-
per service, which will take
place on Sunday.
Joyce Proctor gave the call
to worship and the hymn , "It
Came upon a Midnight Clear"
was sung. Brenda Coultes read
the Scripture, Lynda Coultes
and Nancy VanCamp received
the offering and "We Three
Kings of Orient Are" was sung.
Joyce led in prayer and a prac-
tice was held for the vesper
service. The meeting closed
with Taps.
Ladies' Guild at
Nethery Home
BELGRAVE-The Ladies' Guild
of Trinity Anglican Church met
at the home of Mrs. Herman
Nethery for their Christmas
meeting. President Mrs. Alex
Nethery opened with the carol
"Hark! The Glad Sound", fol-
lowed by prayer and the Lord's
prayer in unison. Scripture
lesson was taken by Mrs. Clare
VanCamp.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mrs. Dick Proc-
tor and Mrs. Cooper Nethery
read the treasurer's report. It
was decided to again hold a
pot -luck supper and Christmas
concert in the Foresters' Hall,
Belgrave. Roll call was ans-
wered with a verse for Christ-
mas.
Rev. Robert Meally gave a
talk on Christmas and closed
the meeting with benediction.
Grace was sung and lunch ser-
ved. Mrs. Robert Higgins will
be hostess for the next meeting,
GORRIE
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mills
and family of Goderich visited
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Schaefer, of Ford-
wich.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Halliday,
Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gowdy ori Saturday.
with the highest number of
points in the 4-l•i judging com-
petition at the County Seed
Fair to be held this year in
Wingham.
The meeting adjourned, the
directors to meet again on Jan-
uary 17 at the home of Mr.
and lrirs, Joe Black. Lunch of
sandwiches, tarts and coffee
was served by the hostess.
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