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Christmas Theme
At UCW Meeting
BBLGRAVE^Mrs, Jack Tay-
lor was hostess for the Christ,
mas meeting of the Evening
Unit, United Church Women.
The leader, Mrs. Ted Fear,
opened with "Joy to the World"
and the Lord's prayer in unison.
Mrs. Ken Barbour read the sec-
retary's report and Mrs. Man
Dunbar read the treasurer's re-
port, Mrs. Ross Anderson con-
ducted the election of officers
for 1963;
Leader, Mrs, Stanley Hopper;
secretary, Mrs. Ken Barbour;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Ross
.Anderson; treasurer, Mrs. Alan
Dunbar; program convener,
Mrs, William Coultes; Christ-
ian citizenship, Mrs. Sara
Pletch; community friendship,
Mrs. Cliff Logan; literature,
Mrs. George Johnston; press and
publicity, Mrs, Ted Fear; so-
cial functions, Mrs. Bob Grasby;
supply, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse;
pianist, Mrs, George Johnston;
group leaders, Mrs. Albert
Bieman, Mrs. Sam Pletch, Mrs.
Roy McSween and Mrs. Laura
Johnston.
Mrs. Stan Hopper opened
the worship service with the
call to worship and "Hark! The
Glad Sound, the Saviour Comes"
followed by prayer. A dialogue,
"Watchman and Traveller" was
given by Mrs. Stan Hopper and
Mrs. Roy McSween; "As with
Gladness Men of Old" was sung,
and scripture was read by Mrs.
Ken Barbour. A Christmas
story was told by Mrs. Hopper
with three members, Miss
Annie Cook, Mrs. Ross Ander-
son and Mrs, William Coultes
taking part.
"It Came upon a Midnight
Clear" was sung and Mrs. Wil-
liam Coultes read astory call-
ed " The Wongs' Family Christ-
mas." "Angels from the Realms
of Glory" was sung and Mrs,
Cliff Logan read the story
"Three Wise Men from the
East". The worship closed
with singing "In Christ there Is
no East or West" and prayer.
Mrs. George Michie con-
ducted the Bible study on the
chapter, "God the Creator"
from "The Word and the Way".
Lunch was served. Mrs. Roy
McSween will be hostess at the
Afternoon Unit Officers Elected
BELGRAVE--The regular
meeting of the Afternoon Unit,
United Church Women, was
held Wednesday of last week
with 18 members present. The
leader, Mrs. Leslie Bolt, operr
ed the meeting with a hymn
for the Christmas season. Mrs,
Jesse Wheeler read the secre--
tary's report and Mts. Ross
Robinson gave the treasurer's
report, A discussion was held
as to the desirability of instal-
ling a loud speaker in the
church. The majority of the
members voted in favor of this
project.
Election of officers as fol-
lows: Leader, Mrs, Stewart
Proctor; secretary, Mrs. Jesse
Wheeler; treasurer, Mrs. Ross
Robinson; program convener,
Mrs. Earl Anderson; Christian
citizenship and social action,
Mrs. Harold Proctor; commun-
ity friendship and visiting
membership, Mrs. Carl Proc-
tor; literature, Mrs. C. R.
Coultes; press and publicity,
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler; social,
Mrs. J. M. Coultes; supply,
Mrs. Lyle Hopper; pianist, Mrs.
J. M. Coultes.
Mrs. Stanley Cook conduc-
Wins Awards
BELGRA VE --Congratulations
to Murray Scott who won the
Elston Cardiff Citizenship
Award, the top award of the
year, at the 4-H Achievement
Night in Exeter. He also won
the William A. Schmidt Tro-
phy for outstanding achieve-
ment in the 4-H grain club
and the John Anstett wrist
watch for holding the highest
score in the county 4-H Beef
Calf Clubs. His score was
946. Murray is a member of
the Belgrave - Blyth 4-H Calf
Club,
next meeting, Hostesses for
1963 will be: January, Mrs.
Roy McSween; February, Mrs.
Ted Fear; March, Mrs. Floyd
Campbell; April, Mrs. Bob
Grasby; May, Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse; June, Mrs. Gordon
Pengelly; July, Mrs. Laura
Johnston; Ainglist, Mrs. Sam
Pletch; September, Mrs. Stan
Hopper; October, Mrs. James
Coultes; November, Mrs. Gar-
ner Nicholson; December, to
be decided.
ted the worship service, which.
consisted of hymns, prayer and
Scripture lesson, This was fol-
lowed by a very beautiful and
impressive candle lighting ser-
vice. Those who assisted
were: Mrs. Leslie Dolt, Mrs,
Herson Irwin, Mrs. Chris Ne'
thery, Mrs. J. M. Coupes,
Mrs, Harold Proctor. The
meeting closed with readings
by Mrs. Herson Irwin and. Mrs.
Stanley Cook.
Page 16 Wingham. Advance -.Times, Thursday, Dec, 13,
Belmore UCW
BELMGRE--At the 'November
meeting of the Delmore U.C.W.,
held at the home of Mrs, Joe
Simmons, the ladies spent the
afternoon quilting a quilt, Mrs.
Ira Neill, as leader, opened the
meeting with a prayer of thanks.
giving from the Hyrnnary. Rev.
H, Pace read the Scripture and
a hymn was sung,.
During the afternoon Mr.
Pace conducted the election of
the following officers; Pres
Mars, Karry Mulvey; vice•p
dent,. Mrs. Wilfred Johann;
retary, Mrs. doe Simmons;
surer, Mrs. Leonard Metca
Mrs, Neill brought the
fog to a close with prayer,
A youngster was saying his
time prayers in a low voice
"1 can't hear you," whi
his mother,
"Iwasn't talking to you,
the firm reply.
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LEGION OFFERS AWARDS
* The Royal Canadian Legion, Wingham Branch 180, is offering three prizes:
�� FiRST --$25.00 SECOND --$15.00 THIRD --$10.00
*' to residents of Wingham for best home or lawn decorations in the spirit of the
4/11 Christmas Season. Many homes in Wingham are most beautifully decorated at
the Yuletide, and the Legion wishes to encourage this custom.
JUDGING WILL BE DONE ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23rd.
Endorse Petition Of County Council
The East Wawanosh council
met December 3rd. with all
the members present, Reeve
Hanna presiding. The minutes
of the meeting held November
6th were read and adopted on
motion by Robinson -Buchanan.
Snell -Pattison, That a new
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nomination for two trustees for
the East Wawanosh Public
School Area Board for the years
1963 and 1964, be held on
December 10th from two to
three o'clock in the afternoon
at the Belgrave Community
Centre. Should a poll be de-
manded, polls will be open
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
December 17th, 1962,
Buchanan -Robinson, That
the council endorse the petition
by the Huron County Council at
the November Session to have a
provincial park located in
Huron County.
Pattison -Snell, That the
road and general accounts as
presented be passed and paid.
Road Cheques: Stuart Mc-
Burney, salary, $185.00, Tel.,
.50; Alan McBurney, wages,
$164.86, 37 hrs, with truck,
$74.00; Wm. Kennedy, wages,
$32.00; Elmer Bruce, wages,
$25.00; Douglas Bruce, wages,
$36.00; Murray's Machine Shop,
welding grader, $9.25; Alexan-
der's Hardware, black wire,
$8.34; Wingham Tire Service,
tubes, tire and labour, $321.88;
Harry,Williams, 444 gals. fuel,
8173.00, tune, 89.68; Rec. -
Gen, of Canada, income tax,
$12.50; total, $1,052. 01.
General: Town of Clinton,
D.C.I. debenture payment,
$129.07; Sydney Thompson,
fox bounty, $4.00; Brookhaven
Nursing Home, main, $79.75;
H. Thompson, Voters' Lists,
$36.20, mileage,- .88; Judge
F. Fingland, Voters' Lists,
$10.00, mileage, $2.00; The
Municipal World, supplies and
exch. , $3.19; Blyth District
Fire Area, levy, $66.00, fire
calls, $88.00; Village of Blyth,
Div. Court rent, $20.00, share
relief, $72.00; total $511.09.
Robinson -Buchanan, That
council adjourn to meet Dec-
ember 15th at one o'clock at
the Belgrave Community Cen-
tre. C. W. Hanna, reeve,
R, H, Thompson, clerk.
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