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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-12-10, Page 7111S WIK6114M' ONTARIO, ISTERNESHAN.k liF400MIPM:10 1958 .GPRISTMA3-THEME • MRS. ..CLARE VANGAR ELECTED FIRST VICE Knox'.W.M$ Holds Christmas Meeting OF. WORM. •OROUPS. 13ELGRAVELMrs, Clare Vast- Camp welcomed the rhemhers of the Ladies' •Guild 9f Trinity Angli can Church, to her home for the, annual Christmas meeting on Fri- day afternoon. • The president, Mrs. Clark ,Johns- ton .opened the meeting; With pray- er and a hymn.: plans were made for the Christmas borkgregatimial party 'to be held on ',December 23, Rev, R, Meally 'gave a very inter,- asking talk on the life of Bishop. Cronyn, first bishop of gu.row Deocese. Rev. Meally also conducted• the election of officers as fellows: President to be elected; first vice, Mrs, Clare , VanCamp;- secretary, Mrs. Richard Procter; treasurer, Mrs, .1, C. Nethery. Lunch was, served by the hostess, assisted by Mre. William VanCamp and Miss Stella, NetherY, CHRISTMAS CONCERT BY SCHOOL PUPILS • YOUNG VISITORS—The Yonng-, sters in the three pictures are all panne of Grade I/ at the Wingham Public School who visited the • AdvanceTimes printing plant Thursday afternoon of last week, after lclass discussions .at the school about newspapers and how lihey are put •tdgether. The teacher is Mrs. Jack Alexander. At top the children are grouped around an Intertype composing machine which sets type for the newspaper. The operator if, Ed, Fielding of the Advance-Times staff. .Centre, the boys and girls look over an auto- matic cylinder press and at bot- tom a group is seen at the "stones" where newspaper pages are put to gether before printing. You will have to pick out the names, The, photographer did well to get • the pictures. New Canadian, Tells of Christmas In Netherlands PORRIE--The •Chrlstrriali: meet- ing of the gerrie'W.X, was lieldion. Tuesday evening at the• home of Acre. Norman with 'an attendance of ati members and visiters/ Mrs, Glad Edgar, the president; Was in charge. Minutes and financial re- ports were presented 'by the Sec- retari-treasurer, Mrs. Clarence ,Sparling. A donation was voted for the Association of, Retarded, Child,- ren of the Wingham ,district, Can- di,bags for Santa's visit to 'Gorrle will h9 filled at the Gorrie commun- ity hall on Friday afternoon, De- cember 12 at two o'clock. A new Canadian, Mrs. Sohn Van de Camp, told of Christmas le the Netherlands and Of their celebra- tion 'bar the children, She told of the folk hire and legends "ofSt. Nieholas. Then on December 25th and 26th there are ehurch and • 4 Sunday School services . to comme- morate the birth of Jesus, the son of God, Mrs, Van de Camp' was introduced by Mrs. Clifford' 'Pyke, Mrs. Leciiiard Sanderson intro- duced the Rev. E. 'C, Attwell, rec- tor 'of 'St. Stephen's Church, 'who brought a Christmas message, saggesting the spiritual preparation all should have, There 'are four• companions, a spirit of joy, an un- derstanding heart and a concern for others, 'the spirit of a' little child and 'the spirit of giving. •These should go with us through the sea- son and if the spirit of Christmas does, not linger with 'us after' the day is 'over, something is wrong. Yvonne Sparling and Mrs.• Glad Edgar sang "Star of the East." and "Silver Bells". Wanda. Sparling sang, "Away •in •a Manger" and "Jingle Bells" and all joined in Christmas •carols with MIS. Clar- ence Sparling at the •piano. There was an exchange of Christmas gifts. Mrs. W. C. King, Mrs. Gordon Edgar and Mrs. Glad Edgar,: as- sisted by' the hostess, served. re- f rethments. GORR1E gpt4oR,AVO—The monthly meet- ing of the Women's Missionary Society of Kook Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs. he Dunbar- The theme of the meeting was "Come "and. Wor- ship Chrlet, the New-Born King". Mrs. Dunbar presided and ''Whilc Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night" Was sung Mrs, Edgar, Wightman read the Scripture les- son from St. Jude chapter 2, Verses 1 to 20 This was followed with meditation and prayer by Mrs. 3, 0 IgeBurney, Mrs. Mac ScOtt, Chose ee the woman of the Bible; "Mari, Mother of Jesus". Mrs. O. G. 1Anderson gave the secretary's report and the financial statement was given by the treas- urer, Mts. Victor Youngblut. Mem bers reported the sick and shut-in visits. Roll call was answered With a verse on the birth of Christ. The offering was received, The topic was given by Mrs. Victor Youngblut who chose the old, but ever-new Christmas story, which, was greatly enjoyed, Mrs. Athol Eruce gave the Glad Tidings' prayer, "0 Coine All Ye Faithful" was sung and the presi- dent Closed the meeting with pray- er. The election Of officers fol- lowed'and for the year 1909 areas follows: President, Mrs. Joe Dun- bar ;• 1st vice, Mrs, Athol truce; 2nd vice, Mrs. G. Nicholson; 3rd, vice, Mrs. Clifford 'Purdon; 4th vice, Mrs. J, C, McBurney; secre- tary, Mrs. O. G. Anderson;, treasur- er, Mrs. Victor Youngblut; assis- tant treas,, Mrs. Edgar Wightman; literature and supply, Mrs. G. Nicholson; Welcome and welfare, Mrs.; Kenneth' Scott; glad tidings, Mrs. Ken Barbour; home helpers, Mrs. Edgar Wightman; press, Mrs. J. C. McBurney. . Programme committee, Mrs. J, Dunbar, Mrs. Victor, Younglilut, Mrs. Garner Nicholson, Mrs, Clif- ford Purdon; sick and shut-in committee, Mrs. S. C. McBurney Mrs. Levi Bieman, Mrs, Joe Dun- bar; auditors, Mrs, Edgar Wight- Man, Mrs, Mac Scott, ' At the dote of election, the hostess served .a dainty lunch and a social time" was enjoyed. ' PELGRANT —The anntial and Christniall meeting of the Woman's Missionary SoeletY . and the WO- Man's Associetien af *MC waited Ohurch was held in the "church on Wednesday afternoon of hug week. The W.A. meeting opened with prayer by the preeldent, Mrs. Ken neth Wheeler, followed by •a• medi- tation on Ctiristmet, and a hymn. Mrs. Cecil Chamney gave the see- retary's report, the treeetirer's re port being given - bY *rs. J. M. Coultea•This roped shoWed a bal- ance on :head of ,3514.89. The roll 411 was answered with a verse from a Christmas carol. Mrs, Earl Andersen read the fol- lowing report from the nominating commietee: Past president, Mrs. K, Wheeler; pres.','Mrp. Leslie Bolt; 1st vice, Mrs, Carl Procter; 2nd vice, Mrs. Harold Procter; sec., :Mrs. Jack Taylor; asst. see, Mrs. Bor- den Scott; tteas.,`Mrs, J. M. Coal tes; pianist, Mrs. ,T, M, Coultes; dish convener, Mrs,' }Jerson Irwin; flower spray sop., Mrs. Jack An- derson and MI'S. George. Jordan; manse cone; Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse and Mrs,' Jesse Wheeler; flower corn, for church, Mrs. Jas. Michie and Mrs. E, Leslie; auditors, Mrs. H. McClain and Mrs. 'James Coul- tes; prdss reporter, Mrs, Ralph Mc- Crea. = Group leaders: south village, Mrs. Laura Johnston and Mrs, Lewis Stonehouse; 5th line, Mrs., George Michie find Mrs. L. Rooney; 4th rai 4;a4; Mrs; James R. Coultes and aara4iltern Pletch; 3rd line, toalie flanked leter; north village, Mrs., Roy MeSween and Mrs. George Cook; 9th line, Mrs. Harold Vin- cent and 'Mrs. Albert Heiman; gth line, Mrs. Bill Black and Mrs, Al- bert Cook. • The "retiring president expressed her thanks to the group fOr the co-pperation she had received while president, Mre. Walter Scott ex- pressed words• of appteciation to the retiring= officers. Thanks was aleo expressed to the leaders;, Mrs. Harold Vincent of •the Mission Band; Mrs. R. H, .'Coultes of the Bitby Band and Mrs, Ted Fear of the for help 'from ,these groups to make the bazaar a suc- cess, When $191.50 was atealited. This meeting• closed with another Christmas .message' . by. Mrs. K. Mrs. Harry King Takes Study Period GORRIE--The Gnat of St, Mar- tha 'of St, Stephen's Church met at the home of Mrs., Earle King on. Wednesday evening for the an- nual meeting. The president, Mrs. Mac Newton, was in charge and opened 'with the Lord's prayer and a prayer for the sick. The Scrip- ture was from Luke 17:11-19. The chapter on "The Sick" from the study book, "H Cares", was taken by Mrs. Harry King. Roll call was a, verse oat he birth of Christ., A donation was . voted to the Church:and to the'Stinior"Ati" iliary. The following officers for 1959 were elected: Pres., Mrs. Harry King; vice-pres., Mrs. Edwin Day; sec., Mrs, John Stafford; treas,, Mrs, Leonard Sanderson; press' re- porter, Mrs, Wilmer Nuhn, Mrs. Jos, Bennett, Mrs. Edwin Day and Mrs. Verne Clark, assist- ed by the hostess, served a deli- Cious lunch. BELGRAVELThe Foresters' Hall' was filled 'fp,'.capacity fekr the annual Chrietmae . concert of the. Belgrave pukiiie, school children, and their, :teacherThursday Jamesevening. Jaet R. aCeultes was, chairman, for : the following prO gramme: . 4. Opening recitation, Mileolm An- dei.don; "The Queenw; Welcome Song", and several; other tongs by the Junior. teem; --"Little Boy Jesus", a, double • trio, number by, tne senior room;, recitations by, Gary McSaitieri, Donald , Walker, Larry Nethery, .",Douglas . Walker, George johnstoni and Neil Vincent; Christmas nieniories iii story and song by the• seniOis; "Four' Little Maids at Tee, by Audrey „Coultes. Rhonda Fear Joan' Rosman, and Mary Ellen Walsh, ' "pep Corn' Song", by ,the. Seniors; rhythm band• numbers. by. Minion; a Medley, elf folk, .songs by the• seniors; a play by the 'junior, room; "Hula Hoop Serif" by Marie Conl- tes, Linda: Johnston, .Jean Bacon • and Catherine Fear; recitations by Ronpie and Douglas Cook;: danCe by the Juniors, play .and sev- eral. Christmas songs" by the Junior and Senior xQgim. campleted the programme =. • • ' Mr; Caultes eaareeeed -words, of praise =toathe:i.eri.Cherir `Mary. Woods of the senior room'and. Miss Letlise Jeffeiton Of the junior room for: the splendid,.cOricert. Santa, arrived' and gaVe out the gifts:" BODMIN FARM FORUM SEES TV BROADCAST Mrs. Agnes Cook Killed Last Month GOARIE--Old friends Will be .sacIdened'ao learri that Mrs.' Agnes' Cook, 'of -Batriel!formerly ef, Gore rig; = was 'instantly killed: when, struck by a, car gin' Barrie ras she was , returning,Ikerne after' visiting: 'a friend. She was tire widow, "of the, late Bert. Cook,,,whOf was C.P.R. agent in' Gorrie for a neariber,..01 Years.'Hoth were well ari& favorably aindwn., They " came :here from, isolten and 1VIr. Cook Nyie tash. aie!ft eter and Mount FOrest. • • She was the fernier Agnes Turiey of Angua Ont,, and was 71 years of age. Elsie, wife of Dr. Hector Mutton, of Mitchell, is a step- daughter. — = Mrs, Cook Was. devoted member of the United Church, Burial was In Mount , Pleitaaet .Cenietery • on Nov. al, MRS. LEN RUTTAN' TOLD OF PADRE YOUNG BELGRAVE--Bodmin Farm For- um met on Tuesday evening of last week at tre home of Howard Wilk-, inson to watch the TV Farm For- um broadcast. There were thirteen adultS =and nine children present. The topic for discussion was "The cost 'of Production", = Thi$ group thought that they would accept ; an average cost of production figure for the parpose of "bargaining instead of individnal cost of production; because they felt In individual cases, costs vary ,so Much- that it would be difficult ,to deterniine • one's 'own• cost of pro- duction, They thbught that the a'k.'m 'organizations' should deter- Mirie the cost of production, as these groeps should know more about it. • Names, were drawn for the ex- change.' of gifts at. the Christmas party, Mr, and Mrs, Ted Fear and Mr. and Mrs. Klasee deYong were named delegates to the Huron County Farm Forum annual meet- ing to be held in the Blyth mem- orial, hall on December 10. Progressive euchre was enjoyed with high prizes going to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fear and the conso- lation priaes to Mrs. Masse de Yong and Frank Procter. Lunch of Sandwiches, cake; tea and coffee was served. The next meeting will be at `the home of Mrs. Cora Mc- Gill. Mr. and Mrs. Neable Move' toPalmerston SKEW TEA AT ST. ANDREWS Mr. Ernest. King of Windsor visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King Sr. and other 'rela- tives at, the, week-end.. ' Tom T.empletrien, who has been emaloyeda'avith Kerr Construction is at .Malton and London, spending same time at his lininet 'Winners at the L.O.L. euchre on Wednesday evening were high y,. lad Mei. ',Tustin Will; gentleman, T.' L. McInnes. The annual' meeting of the Wo- man's ' Auxiliary of St. ,Stephen's Church Will meet at the home of ,Mrs,' isierinan Wade at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday. Roll call, will be ,an- swered by a gift'to the W.A. The ,theme, Birth oof Christ, Tike Rev. E. C. Attwell spent MondaY in London attending a meeting' of the , Huron Church Executive Cathie Mrs. Attwell and David visited in Lucan. . • ..Mrs. Fred Dowdall• of Toronto has• spent• the past week with her mother, Mrs. John -Wildman, who continues to .be very ill. ".M.r: and' Mrs.- Lawrence Short and Carol of Fergus spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Short and Miss *tette, at the home of Mrs: M. Gilkinson. They visited Mrs Short in the Listowel Hospital. Mrs. Harry Rhame, =who under- went surgery last week in Palmer- ston Hospital, is expected to be able to return home the middle of the week. ; Santa Claus will pay his visit to Gorrie on Saturday afternoon, He is expected to arrive about 2 p.m. at the community hall and all the kiddies are invited to, be there to welcome, him. The business men of` Gorrie have arranged this visit, Miss Iris Smith, Elmwood, Miss Ruth Hilbert Fordwich, and Miss Pearson were practiat teachers at the Gorrie Public School last week. Mr, and Mrs, David Draper, of Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Steurhol, Elmira, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Mac Steur- nol. Mrs. William Adams, Everett, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, E, Farrish„ The C.G,I.T. will hold their ves- per service in' the Gerrie United Church on Sunday evening, Dee. 14th at eight o'Clock, The W.IVLS: meeting; in charge • of ,:airs, =Waiter Sentt, Wet Opened with a Chratinas carol followed by prayer:1in Mrs.. Scott, who also. read a phtistniaa meisage ,written by the, moderator, :Rev. Angus Mc- , Queen. Mrs. George • Martin gave the;; treasurer's report`' and Mrs, Jesse Wheeler thegift • fund rep port It • was anikotineed . Wirt a bale . valued at $129 hacibeen sent Mrs. Herb Wheeler read the ,nominating , committee report as ItilleWs: Pees'. 1‘,/.64: Walter'Scott; 1st,.vioe, Mts A.. Krug; and vice Mrs,. Stanley = Cock; See, Mrs, George Mollie; asst,, see.; Mrs; Leslie Bolt; trees:, Mrii,:Geerge Martia; lit'.sec Mrs Herb Wheeler; ,piaratt,,`Mrt, Cakes; Baby Bartel suet., Mrs„ R. H., Coultes; assiSts., .Mrs, Albert. Conitet and :gm, Jack Toler; missionary see., Mt& J. C. Procter; assoc,' 'member* see, Mrs,' Albert Vincent; supply eee.,` Mrs. Lyle Hopper; Christian stewardship sec., Mrs.. Earl Anderson; Christian citizenship see, Mrs. Jas: Michie; community friendship sec., ' Mrs. Jesse 'Wheeler; Mission Band supt,, Mrs. Harold Vincent; asst, Mrs. Jack Higgins; auditors; Mrs •Wil- liard Arnittrong and Mrs. Earl Andersen; ' Mrs, Ted' Fear,, announced that the CG.I.T, 'grotlp -would hold; its anhual vesper and candlelight sera' vice in the church on Deceniber 21 at 4;15,, p.m,' Mrs, Yeete Wheeler is to look aftet preparing the Clitistinas boxet 'for shut-iet. a Mrs, Stanley COW Wat la 'charge Of the worship Service and opened with a reading of Christinis ,cus- toms in other latidea followed by a ram. The call to Worship was ' Ivan and the Lord's prayer and the Prayer of general thanksgiving said it unison, Tint 'wag followed by a :hymn and the Prayer of don- fessiert, George, Michie and Mrs.' Harold Printer read passaget treat 'the Peallani. Mee,' Carl Procter and Mrs; George Miehle Sang the Christraast carol,, "Away In a Man- ger", accompanied, hy Mr*. J. M. Coultes.JaMes Midhle read an article, "A Ohriatmas Temptaa Gen" A hymn add' prayer by Mia, Stanley Cook brOtigWthe Meeting tO a eloSe, , Russell Martin Was Top Student ,FORDWICH—Awards were blade during commencement exercises at Listowel District High School. Class Valedictorian Russell Martin, Vordwich, now enrolled at the Uni- versity of Western Ontario, was top student of the 1958 class, He registered an average of more than 80 . per vent in eight subjects. He also won eeVerel schelaiships. Despite the stormy weather on Saturday afternoon the tea and ba- zaar at St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church was quite successful, Mrs. Alexander NImarto and Mrs. T. R. Mailers greeted the guests at the 'door. The home baking table, which was well stocked at the opening of the sale, was de- pleted in short order, The mis- cellaneous items, suitable for Christ- mas gifts, were also popular. The Sunday School room. was suitably decorated for the Christ- Mks .season anti the tea tables were centred with candles and red (air- nations, inating comm., Mrs, Glad kik gar. Mrs. C, Pylte. A bale it te be sent to the Mee- coy Indian Reserve. Mrs, G, Gal,, braith closed with prayer. Lunch was served by the eoffirnittce, IL Robinson, Mrs. C, Black and BELORAVE Hollis-Booth' Weekly guehre BELGRAVE-,--Mr0,, Chris erY and Hartild Pinder' Were the 111Plaigh winners at the tegtilar WeeitlY ., progreasive ,,ottehre party hem. to. the toltittkiiietti teritre, Wedneti, day evening 1[041t Week, • COnsolation ,pti*ii Were Wen bY Mrs, ,Albert •Vineent land Sethi M, NoVeltY trite Witinerg Waif Chris Netheite • empire waistline. The rounded' neckline of the bodice was hand embroidered with seed pearls. Her finger tip embroidered illusion veil was held by 'a pearl tiara, and she carried a..spray of gardenias arid feathered carnations. Mi's. K. J. Larone of Dozy was matron of honor and Miss Joanne Lethbridge, Glencoe, 'brides- maid. 'They wore waltz length gowns of sapphire blue velveteen. Miss Lorraine Hollis, sister of the groom, was junior bridesmaid, wearing a royal blue dress, styled on princess lines, Donald Hollis, Red Reek, was grobresman and Irvine liton and Ralph Pricey/lief ushered, All are brothers of the kroofn, Wor a wedding trip to Florida the bride: chose a. French blue -cash- mere suit, with mink broWu Sc. cesSories, and •a gardenia corsage. The couple will live in London, The bride's parents,,fr. and Mrs. -teeth, 'are former residents Witighs.M. While here they tiv. ed on Patrick Street in the home now owned by Ur, and Mrs, 'ilterr? spry and Vootta was in the i Suranee, business, GORRIE--. -The Woman's Mis- sionary Society of the Gerrie Un- ited Chureh held its Christmas meeting in the board room, which Was tastefully decorated in keep- ing with the Christmas season. Mrs. Whitley opened the meeting with quiet tnusib. The devotions were led by Mrs. Russell Ruttan, Mrs, W. Strong and. Mrs. Whitley. Mrs. Wes Strong chose verses from Luke, telling the wonder of Mary 'being chosen by. God to be the mother of Jesus. She also read articles of Christmas thought per- taining to gifts of 'peace and rest, The Apostles' ,Creed was repeated and Christmas hymns sung. Mrs. Len Ruttan gave. an article on Padre Young. "Christmas is the expression of man's best self. It is good to remember the first Christmas as that night was •the watershed of history, We take fresh courage at Christmas, because we know God is love." Mrs: Strong closed devotions with prayer'. The president, Mrs. Gerald Gal- braith, took charge of the business. Mrs, W. Tremble gave a paper on citizenship, concerning neighbors, "For Strangers Were Befriended at Eethlehern". Mrs, G. Brown led in prayer for Miss C, V, Baxter, the missionary, Good reporte were given from lead eta,,, of ,the Mission Band, Baby Band and The nominating Committee pre. Seated the following slate of offi- cers for 19501 Pres., Mrs, Gerald Galbraith; =first vice-prea, Mrs George Brown; second vice-pres„ Mrs, A, Li Stephens; recording see,, ,Mrs,. W. C. King; corresponding sec., Mrs. T. L, McInnes; envelope sec., Mrs, H, Hamilton; treas., Mts. E. 'Carson; Christian citizenship, Mr's. W. Trimble; Christian 'stew- ardship, Mrs, S. Dunbar; literature bee,- Mrs, I. .'Totter; Missionary Monthly, Mrs. W. Collings; As- Societe Helpers, Mrs, H. Robinson; ChriNtlin friendship, Mrs, Clad Edgar, Mrs. K. Thistle; supply, Mrs. L. Walker, Mrs. C. 'Gilpin, Mrs, C, Grainger, Mrs, W. Strong; pianists, Mrk, L N. Whitley, Mrs, It Rattle; press, Mrs, Gordon td- gar, Mrs. O. Brown; anditort, Mrs, W. Ring, Mrs. W. Trimble; no'. Many 4clivities For Yuletide Season BELCIRJAVE—With the holiday season fast' approaching the fel- lowing actiVities arc planned 'in this community, The Canadian Girls hi Training are having' their 'Christmas party at. the home , of their leader, Mrs. Ted 'Fear On December 17; Bodmin Farm. Forum members are 'having a Christ:Mae party and a chicken dinner at the home of Mr. and Mts, Ted tear On December 22; The Canadian' Cririe irk. Training Will held a vesper and candlelight Sett/Ice In the' Knox' United Chnreh boternber 21 at 8,16, pin.; the Sunday Scheel will hold its Chtlatinas concert it the, basement on Decenibea,23. Knox Presbyterian Church will hold a congregational Christmas party in the etirtiMitinity 'centre rooms on Decernber 12; the Mena. hers of Trinity Anglican Church Will also hold their Christmas party In the telatennity Centre, On December 28, Sneelej Ohristinai fiertadde ivl be held in the three etiUrchea the Sunday Weedingeding Christmas day. and Mrs,' Conrad Neable Were . honored by their friends •and neighbors' in the Kurtz- ville conimUnity centre. James, Lynn read the address and Sam Timm presented them with a floor lamp. • Timm's orchestra provided music fer, dancing: Mr. and Mrs. Neable have moved to" Pahrierston from Howick-Wallace, 'boundary. Plaque' Presented By, Exeter Branch CORRIO---itowick BtanCh NO, 307 Of.the Canadian Legion held it's, annual installation, ceremony with, 'officers Of,: the Eketet branch', in. charge. A feature , Of the' evening Was the ptetentatiert by' the Exe- ter branch of a plaque containing the navies of 'all past presidents of the,HoWich branch. Comrade jack tiateson of Wing- limn, the Sone Ctiiiiiiiander, brought greetings front the'sone. 'Conk:rade Don Adams, district 'membership okialkrriaii, also spoke. :Several members of the Winghaiti branch, rattOntied• the Meeting. Officers for 1066456 ate as fa- loWtt, Pres., Enteard Gairtittie itit. Mediate pal* James Clark; first vite.preSiv'Iiintinetlf Sedritid Jerkier Lynn Nergearit,at,hritk t'lIttraid keit; tea. Surer, 'Thos, Aftehie; see., Ilettor Velfata Older, Win. Auatinp .eXeritt.tiVa', eitiMM4 Clark, lototte,, george Dine, , Mrs. S. M. Coultes, will be con- Viener of the December meeting of the Belgrave WI. to -be held on beeetaber 16 in the coninitinity A special feature of the meeting be a 'dispiay of front door dee,' orations for. Christmas. The Moab Will be On Peace and Goodwill and carols Will' be Sung, Roll etch, will be answered With a 'special Christ- nuts recipe, Mrs, Win', litryttges will' be' in '663,0 Of the music and the addreSS will be given by MrS•• Wal- Poeoek. Lunch committee, Mit, Stanley Cools; Mrs, Cora McCill and Mrs nattier Quite a number from this .district attended the annual meeting 4 of the drop /motive:merit Aasecit WOO held In the Landeibcitehall ort "Wednesday, beceniber helpers. Vetted pleats, sweeping from ittt IVows at Stratford I . Von, V. Cwyne Lightbourn officiated in a , double ring cere- mony at St. James' Anglican. Stratford, when Vows Were ex- changed by Dorothy Ann 80oth, and Edmund Roy Hollis, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W, T. n oath, Stratford, and the groove it the, son of Mt. and Mrs, N. Hollis, Priceville, The bride Wore a fiber-length gown of ivory imported brocade. I 'featuring a bouffant skirt ef hi - ar;