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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-09-12, Page 12Page 4 -- av'inghatn Advance -Times, Thursday, Sept. 12, 1963 i3elgrave Personals Mr, James Lamont spent last week isiting with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lam- ont, of Manson, Manitoba. Keith Pietch had an appen- dectomy on Wednesday morn- ing in the Wingham and Dist- rict Hospital. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont were Mr. and Mrs. Willie McLennan and sons of London. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Camp- bell and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Campbell visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ansley of Thessalon on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary. The last of the cement was poured for the new floor in the Belgrave Arena on Saturday, OUR FAMILY I$ HEALTHY, HAPPY -SINCE WE GET PRESCRIPTIONS PILLED AT VANCE'S 'PHARMACY ..,. EXPERT,ACCURATE SERVICE THERE a3 COCw� TRADV4AIIKS. Inc Wherever you drive -- our service goes with you When your car is Hartford - insured through us you can always depend on fast, friendly service through any one of 260 claim offices coast to coast. That kind of help can come in mighty handy in an emergency. It's just one of the reasons you should see us for auto insurance. W. B. CONRON, all Insurance Agency Dial 357-2636. Wingham IF YOU DON'T HAVE A SUBSCRIPTION The Wingham Advance -Times is available at newsstands in .. . WINGHAM Cameron's Billiards Hazelgroves' Smoke Shop Mason's Book Store McKibbon's Drug Store Vance's Drug Store Red Front Grocery Wingham Fruit Market BELGRAVE Charles' Store McEwan's Store BLUEVALE A. D. Smith BRUSSELS Eder's Store Smith's Drug Store FORDWICH Schaefer's Store JAMESTOWN Store TEESWATER Hollinghead's Drug Store WHITECHURCH Willis Supply DON'T MISS YOUR COPY! WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES Miss Marlene Walsh of Waterloo spent last week vac- ationing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh. On Sunday evening in Knox united Church, Mr, Lloyd Ackert of Holyrood, Boy Scout leader who has recently return- ed from the World Scout Jam- boree held in Greece, will show pictures and speak. There will be a silver collection in aid of the Belgrave Boy Scouts 'and Cubs. Everyone is wel- come to attend. MORRIS COUNCIL Court of Revision Set for October 1 Morris Township Council approved the agreement with Blyth Fire Area for the next ten years, commencing August 5, when Reeve Stewart Procter pre- sided for the regular meeting on September 3. The resignation of Joseph C. Smith, grader operator for 251 years, was regretfully accepted, The assessment roll, as present- ed resented by the assessor, was accept- ed and court of revision on the assessment roll will be held October 7 at 2 p.m. It was decided to advertise for three to plough snow. Blue - vale Recreational Committee will receive a $100 grant from council. The following accounts were paid; GENERAL ACCOUNTS Relief, $65.00; Helen Mar- tin, part salary, $65.00; R. A. Currie & Sons, 5150.00; Helen Martin, hydro for hall, 56.07; Department of Health, insulin, $5.26; Amos C. Martin, tile, 593.11; City of Brantford, $30.95; City of London, $30.- 86; Callander Nursing Home, $84.25; Pinecrest Manor, 584. - 25; Ernest Stevens, repairs to Hoy Est, , 3,50; Roy Bennett, cutting weeds Hoy Est. , $5.00; John, Brewer, postage and sup- plies, 510.80; John Brewer, part salary, $550.00. ROAD ACCOUNTS Wm, McArter, wages, book- keeping, ookkeeping, and mileage $115,65; Alex Inkley, fuel oil and tax, $118.50; GIenn McKercher, hauling black top, 57.50; CKNX Radio, advertising 512. - 00; R. M. Dawson, payment #1 Engineers fees, $2,000.00; Mowbray Construction Ltd. , payment #2 513,369.37; Mor- ris Township, Kelly & Pease Drain repairs $31.55. Former Morris Resident Dies BELGRAVE--Mr. and Mrs. James Michie of Morris have received word of the death in Regina of Mrs. Carrie Forsyth, widow of the late Simon Forsyth formerly of Morris Township. She leaves to mourn her pass- ing her only son, Geddes, with whom she made her home since the death of her husband; two grandsons, one great grandson, a brother, Harry Brandon of Brodrick, and a half brother and sister, Roy and Stella Bran- don of Alameda, Sask. Relatives attended the funer- al from Frobisher, and Alameda Morris School Board Meets A report of School Board Meeting. R. S. Shaw, Morris School Board. At the meeting of Morris • School Board on September 5, the payment of the following bills was authorized: Hood School Supplies $2, 157, 96, Sparlings hardware $2.43, S. A, Montgomery, 5308.15, G. Steles, coal, $139,15. The secretary was instructed to advertise in local papers for applications for a maintenance man to do the general repair work at each of the Morris schools. The next regular meeting will be held on Octo- ber 3. ATTENDANCE PINS were handed out to Jack Gorbutt, left, and Mrs. M. Temple - men at the joint installation of officers of the Kinsmen and Kinettes on Monday evening. Jack has registered 13 years without missing a meeting and Mrs. Templeman twelve years. Right is Dis- trict Deputy Governor Bev Matthews, of Shelburne, who handed out the awards. Twelve other members also received awards for perfect attendance over var- ious periods of time.—A-T Photo. New Study Books Introduced As UCW Evening Unit Meets BELGRAVE--Mrs. Stanley Hopper was hostess for the Sept- ember meeting of the Evening Unit of the United Church Wo- men held on Wednesday of last week at her home. The meet- ing was opened by the leader, Mrs. Stanley Hopper, with a hymn, followed by the minutes read by Mrs. Ken Barbour. Mrs. Alan Dunbar gave the treasur- er's report. A card of thanks was read from Mrs. Duncan Campbell. The penny collect- ion was received and there were eight hospital and six visits to the sick and shut-in recorded, The North Huron Presbyterial was announced for October 10, to be held in Brussels, The Messengers and Explorers Meet BELGRAVE--Graduation ser- vices were held for the Explorer and Messengers at Knox United Church, on Sunday. Mrs. Roy McSween was in charge and opened with the hymn "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus". Those graduating from Mes- sengers to Explorers were Step- han Fear, Kenneth Hopper, Grant Vincent, Brenda Johnston, Mary Anne Wheeler. Those from Junior Messengers to Mes- sengers were Glen Nixon, Brad- ley Campbell, Michael Walsh. The groups then went into their own rooms. The Explorers have Mrs. Roy McSween as their leader with Mrs. George Johnston and Miss Marilyn Campbell assisting. Their meeting opened with a hymn, followed by the minutes by Joan Bosman and the treas- urer's report by Mary Grasby. Mrs, McSween then explained the map of India. Neil Vincent and Neil Beiman received the offering, The study book," The. Golden Coin", by Grace W. McGavran was started. It tells how Daud, the son of a village family new to Christian faith, changes from a lazy shirker into a doer and a leader. Daud learns not to count on a pagan talisman to get him out of trouble. The roll call was an- swered by 27 members, Brenda Johnston is to be pianist for the next meeting. The Messengers have Mrs. Jack Higgins as their leader with Marie Coulter and Linda Coultes as assistants. Their study book will be "The Buffalo and the Bell" by Myra Scovel, and is a story about Kiran and her family and neighbours, the family water buffalo and the new church bell. Kiran's legs were very sore when they got burned, but many happy things came about after she went to the Christian hospital. Mts. Stan Hopper leads the Junior Messenger Group and has Marjorie Hopper as her assist- ant, offering was received and dedi- cated, Mrs. Sam Pletch conducted the worship service the theme being "Little Things". A hymn was sung followed by Scripture reading by Mrs. J. Coultes. Mrs, Pletch had the devotional talk and closed with prayer and a hymn, Mrs. Roy McSween introduced the new mission study on India and the study books, "Indian Opportunities" and "Partners in South Asia". She told briefly of India today, and of the mixture of old and new. The density of the popu- lation staggers most tourists. Mrs. William Coultes read two articles, "Canadians in India" and "An Indian in Canada". The Bible study from the Word and the Way on the cruci- fixion was taken by Mrs. Ross Anderson. Bible readings from Acts, Corinthians, and Peter were read in unison, Mrs. Hop- per closed with prayer. Mrs. George Michie conducted a quiz on hidden books of the Bible and Mrs. Jack Taylor and her group served lunch. Mrs, James Coultes will be the host- ess for the October meeting. The Texas businessman was showing his daughter just re- turned from finishing school around the newly completed mansion. At the swimming pool they stopped to watch sev- eral athletic young men diving and stunting. "Oh Daddy," exclaimed the girl, "you've stocked it just for me!" Name Committees For Annual Supper BELGRAVE--The Commun- ity Centre Board of Trustees met on Saturday evening With the chairman, Roy Pattison pre siding. A motion was passed that all tickets for the annual turkey supper, to be held on October 9, are to be purchased ahead of.time. No tickets will be sold at the door. The following committees were appointed: General chair- man, C, W. Hanna; advertis- ing, Mrs. Ted Fear, C. W. Hanna; turkeys, Ross Robinson, Stewart Procter, Ross McEwan, George Cook, Martin Grasby; tables, Lewis Cook, Don Camp bell, Oscar Ducharme, Herson Irwin, Charles Cook; tickets, Alex McBurney, Leslie Bolt, Lorne Campbell; seating, Jim • Coultes, Norman Cook, Sam Pletch, Jack McCallum, Mark Armstrong, Keith DeVries, Arthur Hubbard, Robert Purdon; ticket collectors, Wes Cook, Jim McCallum, Jerry Higgins, Victor Stackhouse, George Gregg. Decorating, Ken Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. William Elston, Mrs, Ross Robinson, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Mrs. Laura Johnston, Mrs. George Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Walsh; pot- atoes and turnips, G. Ross An- derson, Joe Dunbar; stoves, Roy Robinson, Mason Robinson, Leslie Bolt, Harold Procter, Gordon Bosman, Clare Van - Camp; program, Roy Pattison, Laurence Taylor, Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Ted Fear, Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes, Mrs. Joe Dunbar Presides at W.M.S. BELGRAVE--The September meeting of the W. M, 5, of Knox Presbyterian Church, was held in the church with Mrs, Joe Dunbar presiding, The meeting opened with the hytnn, "Thou Whose Almighty Word", followed by Scripture and medi- tation by Mrs. Alan Dunbar. Mrs. O. G, Anderson led in prayer. The topic, "Western Influ- ence on Asia and How It Could Be Bettered", was taken by Mrs, Garner Nicholson, A poem en- titled "World Bible" was read by Mrs. Stewart Cloakey. The Glad Tidings prayer was taken by Mrs. Cliff Purdon, The roll call was answered with a Bible verse on harvest, A card was signed by the members for Mrs. Ed Wightman. Plans were mad' for the rally, to be held at Au- burn on September 10. The hymn "Lord of Light Whose Name Outshineth" was sung. Mrs. Dunbar offered the closing prayer. George Jordon, Mrs. Stanley Black; carving, Harry McGuire, R. H. Coultes, Lewis Stone-- house, tone=house, Gordon Pengelly; gravy, Mrs. Joe Dunbar, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. Lyle Hopper, Mrs. Harold Procter; coffee, Mrs. Jack Anderson, Mrs, Carl Proc- ter, Mrs. Dave Armstrong, Mrs Winnie Smith, Mrs. Julia Mc - Nall; turkey room, Mrs. Ted Fear, Mrs, Lewis Cook, Roy Charles, Herson Irwin. Tables; lst and 2nd line Morris, 1 table, Mrs, William Elston, Mrs. Wilfted Haines; 3rd line Morris, 2 tables, Mrs. Stanley Hopper, Mrs. Jack Higgins; 4th line Morris, 2 tables, Mrs. Sam Pletch, Mrs. Clarence Yuill; 5th line Morris, 2 tables, Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs, Wilber Procter; 10th Waw, 2 tables, Mrs. Norman Coultes, Mrs, Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Edwin Smyth; 9th Waw. W., 1 table, Mrs. Calvin Robinson, Mrs. Mason Robinson; 9th Waw. E. , 1 table, Mrs, Clark John- ston, Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Gordon Pengelly; 6th Waw. 2 rabies, Mrs, Eldon Cook, Mrs, William Black, Mrs, Ab Cook, 'Mrs, Stanley Black; village, 4 tables, Miss Annie Cook, Mrs . 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