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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-12-09, Page 7Receive Dcmatiorts For Christmas Clieer am Rbtatter-ill'illirf% delw VEPER :SERVICES 'ANNUAL., ON. :SUNDAY EVEN BB AT 0401111110N HELD FOR BABY BAND VIt 1 ;IRMY,, DEVEAMER 9th, woo Queen Named at Clinton ,Meeting LIFE MEMBERSHIP IS PRESENTED TO MRS. ASEPII DUNDAR WRONETER—While soft ChriSts mos Mat& was played the Wrox- der Women's Institute held their December meeting...at the home of Mrs. William 'Wright, After the opening ode and Creed the presi, dent, Mrs. Howes, extended a. word of welcome to the members and, visitors, and then read a 'poem ens titled "Christrnaa a Thottealld Things". Donations for tim children's Ole!, ter and cheer boxes were received for the roll call, Mrs. Greig read "Youth and Age", a poem eola Pesed by Mrs. Adams, an Insti- tute member. An editorial as the Wornen's Institute was also given, Mrs, Howes presented the Christ- mas story, A donation is to be foryvarded to the 'rely Milk Fund, A clemanstration of wrealhs and table centres was given by Mrs. Charles Cathers, The hostesses Were Mrs, W. McLean, Miss Jar- dine and Mrs. Wright. Weekly Euchre' Those were. .00V,ett •tables in iPlaY at the mow ,wowy .040r0 party held +in the 'eommantty, eentte on Wednesday :evening, High prises were won by Ito. Ray Gralefera and IY/strk Arrnetroing, Cenaolation. prize. winners Were Mrs, „Earl Noble .arial Victor To/Ansi/14,, Nov-, Pity prize v,Thiner ,was Mrs, Ray ,Crawford. Club 20 Meets At Martin Home ,RAVE—'The Huron County credit Union Chapter held an, all- day clinic in the agricultural hoard rooms in Clinton on Saturday. Douglas Bennett, Guelph, Credit Union Fieldinan and Fred Down- ing, Woodstoch, credit Union Fieldman for this district, were present and gave talks on pre- gesture, , Twenty-five :officers and guests enjoyed a noon luncheon at the Clinton Hotel. A highlight of this meeting ;was wise Miss Watkis of the Clin- ton Credit Union presented the chapter Queen, Miss Beverly Beat- tt,e, daughte of Mr. and Mrs, George +Boattie,, Cliistons with -a. bouquet .of. roses, and George Itichie, Huron County 'Chapter president, present- ed the queen with the official sash and Crown, Hector Barb, Windsor, insurance rqpresentative, gave an informative address on Credit Union Insurance. 13elgrave — Mr, and Mrs., George Martin were hosts to the Club go group on Monday evening of last week. An enjoyable time wes spent playing progressive euchre nild high .P.F4Os.. Y.7 Leslie Holt and Lewis Stonehouse,, Consolation prize winners were, Mrs. Harold Vincent, and Clifton Walsh, A lunch was served., • WROXETER MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY •WITH A SMALL WET BELOW A.4.1‘',hig city .churches, and amen ;mattes this month). groups .of teen- age girls: are getting ready Or the. 'annual Christnins vesper :00:Tice of ,Can,a,dian Olris n Training, :It is a, service which, has .heeente 'a sanalbol Of the national strength. and, -unity of the Move-, ment, Greene everywhere in all the ten . provinces will 'take part in this , dedication to the ideate and pnrs poses of the movement, PreSSed In the white middies and navy skirts of the uniform, • the girls will sing the familiar ChrIst- mnas itY.nuts .and join in the read- ings and prayers, Iii most churches, the '..elimax of the service comes with. the lighting of three candles to symbolize the meaning .of the purpose. .Soreetitries the .proceSsional is also in eandlelight. Many groups are assisted by a choir with special ghrifratinfas,. music., and ,SP.M.e,haYe..4., speaker, But, allssf them follow the same order of serviee which is prepared by the National .C,G,LT, com- mittee to give thousands of member this opportunity of wor- shipping together . during the Christmas Season, Canadian Girls In Training is an interdenominational movement un- der the .Canadian Council of Churches, Its activities are many and varied, but its ,c.114ef purpose is to present the Christian way of life to teen-age girls. The Christmas vesper service Is not for 'members' alene. In every community where this beautiful service will be held, the public is Invited to attend and take part. In Wingham, Fordwich. and Bel,. grave the service will 'be held this coming Sunday. Mr, George Bacon of Stratford spent the week-end with hie par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong, Beta and 'Kenneth of Th.orndale, visited on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Gibson of Listowel and. Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Shadde of Seaforth visited 'last week with Mr., and Mrs, David Armstrong, . Mr, George Bacon, assistant accountant with Pounder Brothers, Stratford, accompanied the general Manager, Mr. -Hart Pounder to Hamilton la,st week where they attended the Ontario, Retail Lum- ber Dealers' convention held at the Royal' Connaught Hotel in that city.. • Martin Grasby, Simon Hallahan, ,Herman Nethery, Bud Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieman and C. Ft. Coultes attended the li.C.0, annual convention held in the Royal York Hotel in Toronto, last 'week. Mr. and Mrs, George Jones and family of London spent the week- end with Mr. and 'Mrs. John Mc- Callum, Mrs. Stewart Procter will . be convener of the Christmas meet- ing of the Belgrave Women's 'Ins saute on Tuesday ,aftersuson; in the community centre. The roll call will be. ;answered by. telling. th'e Memory 'of die` nio'st 'Perfect Christmas. A demonstration,' Mak- ing 'use of old Christmas cards, Will be given. Lunch will be served by Mrs, Stanley Cook, Mrs, Cora McGill and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. 14,4ViirtrAt4K—Tthe. WACO, 7114441 Mg a Kno$ Prellirytektan ,Chtirehi Tiluevolo, was held at the *OW of AM and Mrs,. T,, geillledY On. WealnetaiStY, Mr, Bernard ThOW as, the President, woo in the choir,. The ,Christmas hiellOnigq 'EOM the 'Glad Tidings Weal folinWed throgolv4 out the meeting, Mrs, ROP Turvey read the Scripture lesson, The. secretary read the minutes from the' 'previous Meeting and the treasurer gave her report, Mrs, .1YfeMurray read a Christina, storY, Mrs, Cora Robertson favoured With a 'musical number. Christmas hymns were sung throughout the meeting. The president led in prayer, This being the closing Meeting of the year, reports were given from the different secretaries. "Rev, Hennedy took the chair and in- stalled the new, officers tor the coming year, which are as follows; Pres lVirs Hernard ThOln afr :vice-pres., Mrs. Kennedy; sees Sia, Robert McMurray; assist.-sec, mrs, Harry Elliott; .treas., Mrs, William Mundell; pianist, Mee, Kennedy; assist., Mrs.. B.. Elliott; Glad Tid-' DarothY GreenalerttY; Welcome and welfare and good ,cheer, Mrs, Eldred Nichol;'library and lifera'• ture, Mrs. Burns Moffitt; press' reporter, Mrs. O. thiott; life mem- bership, Mrs. Harry Elliott; supply secretary, Mrs. Roy Turvey; Home Helpers secretary, Mrs. Gordon Mundell, Mrs, Harvey Robertson, and Mrs, B, Robertson. Mission Band leader is Mrs, Roes Mann; assist, leader, "Mrs, FlIg. Bitten; Elxplorer leader, Mrs. Bill Elston; 'assis't, leader, "Ara, R. Gray, Nominating committe e, Mr's, Harry Elliott, Mrs. Raymond -El- liott, and Mrs, Leslie GreertaWay. Auditors, Mrs. Arnold Lillows Mrs, A, D. Smith. The president closed the meeting with prayer, A meeting of the Ladies' Aid followed. Mrs, Harry Elliott; , the president, conducted the meeting. The 'different reports -were given from the secretaries of each cirele. A congregational 'pot luck supper was planned. Other ken*, of 'Mist- ness were taken care, of. The new officers for the coming year are as follows: Pres., Mrs. Harry El- lett; sec., Mrs., Eldon Kirtons treas., Mra, Burns Moffatt, The meeting was closed with prayer, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, Murray and Mettle, Mrs, W. B. Weir, miss Genie Bush, a,ecompan- led by Mr. W. H. Dane of Gerrie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, Clifford, Mrs. Amos Bowles, Hanover, spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs, William Montgomery, who is convalescing at the home of her son, Fred Montgomery. Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Coupland, Toronto, spent the week-end with the former's mother, Mrs. Harvey Coupland. We are pleased to re- port Mr. Couplend Is improving, although he will be hospitalized for .some time, having suffered a se- vere heart attack. WRQX417143.--- There - were hO present when the .gracittation ex- cmrelSes. for Baby Band members to 'Mission Band was 'held in, the Achool room of the ;United Church, Children graduating were Glen's :Gibson,. Debbie Townsend, DIlly Moore, Marvin MacLean, Alvin Ad- ems and Olen Adams, , Members of the Women's Miss alonery Society, the .Mission Band "and, Baby Band, with their mothers, attended, Arm Gibson, . Leone 'Chambers and Carol Copeland fa-- 'wired. with piano Sage% A new Siete of officers for Imo for the Mission Band was. submitted 'as renewal • Pres., Ann Gibson; vieesprea, -Stanley Ridley; See., Leone Cham- bers; treas., Fay Wright; 'heralds,. 'Canada, Bonny Elliott; Africa, Margaret Wright; India, Dale Mac- Lean; japan,. Murray Gibson; in charge ; of music, Carol Copeland, GabSOirand `chafiriberai leadera, Mrs. Les Douglas, Mrs. Lloyd Townsend, IVfm. Harold Must. 'Mrs. Glen McMichael, lea- der of the Baby Band, presided, A social hour was enjoyed at the close. • C.G.I.T. Members See ,Pictures on Africa • WROXETER--The C.C.I.T, held their 'December meeting in the church basement. It opened with the tinging of the national anthem followed by the Purpose and ans- wer and :the call .to 'worship, The Scripture was read by Joyce Hein/pet, followed by prayer. Pie- 'turea of Africa were shown. The minutes of tile last meeting Were read and adopted, followed by the receiving of the collection. It was decided to hold the vesper service on Sunday evening,, De.cem- her lath in the church, The meeting closed with ahymn and Taps, Mrs. Ethel Nieholsbn, Wingham, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Coates, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heath and son Paul, Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas of Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coates, Sarnia, Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ankerman, Kitchener. Mrs, J. S. Gillespie, Whitechurch, is at present visiting Mrs. J. F. Mc- Lean. MINISTER SUGGESTS AMERICAN NEGROS FOR WORK IN AFRICA Operation "Lifting Shadows" is' launched for the second' year by the Canadian Mental Health Association. Through this effort it is hoped that every one of the 20,000 patients in, mental hos- pitals will receive a. Christmas gift. The request is not for money, but an Inexpensive, gayly wrapped gift to, prove that. someone cares. Many of these patients have neither friends nor relatives to keep them In tench with the out- side world. There are 'niany suggestions for gifts that are suitable. Te mention only as few, ahrons, cosmetics (in plastic. squeeze bottles), cotton dresses, hand bags, knitting isags, wool jewelery, sewing 'boxes and materials, thread, hoops, crochet cotton (no scissors or needles please), wash cloths, tooth paste, sweaters, shawl's, stationery, socks, slippers, scarfs and 'stoles, ,parlor games, gloves, candy, cards, bill- folds, etc. Wrap your gift attractively, but liot use Scotch tape or stickers. Fill oat a 'card stating what it is, size, color, material and whether the gift is for a man„ woman, or suitable For cether. Sign your o,wn. mane arid eddies's'. Mail your gift before December 15 to Cahadian Mental Health Association Ontario Division, 111 Si, George Street, Toronto 5, One small, inexpensiye gift from you will help to brighten Christ- mas for some patient who needs to know that "someone , cares". Do it toda,Y. : Your Cards on the Board MRS. C. VANCAMP CHAIRS MEETING FEW CASUALTIES IN HURON DEER SEASON '11414.P„ RAVE --- The Weillen'tt MiSSionary Sopiety of Knox Pres- *feriae Church, :held, the Dowels, er 'ineeting in the Chnreb. The meeting was presided. over by Mrs, ?Pe Dunbar and opened with a verse , of poetry from the Glad Tidinge, fellewed with a hymn. The eeripture was read by aers, MeBurney and was followed with Prayer by Mrs, Bruce, The secretary and treasurer :Lath^ gaye reports which were Opted as read, and the business , -.P.OfindafhiloWeals );sliS ,de9,41,.eds t9. send $7,0() to the Presbyterial treasurer as this auxiliary's part toward an honorary life member- ship to Miss Isobel Campbell' of Seaforth, who has been a faithfid secretary to the •Huron presbyter- ial for the past 17 years, and is re- tirlhg at the end of the year. Th,e Members also were naked to 'have all Clothing fo,r the bale •apd layette a in by December 11th and treed Christmas cards ,as 'soon as possible. Mrs. Edgar Wight- men and Mrs, Clifford Ptirdon Wete annointed 'to • pack the bale. •The sick visits were reported ana the roll call was. aneWered With a verse on Christmas. The offering- Was received, •. , • Mrs. O. G. Andersen took as the tepie." the ilfe, o f Miriam ands the fohr 'daughters. 'of Zelophehad, namely, Ma,hlah, Noah, Hoglah and Nleah. The story of Christmas Was' also given, esePlaining the meaning. of 'Clirietnias and the 1318,ny , ways in which. Chelatiane .cen. bele Many unfortunate people, notamlY at Christmae, but through- out year. -,A beautiful piece .of poetry en- titled "How the Great Gueet Came" was .read ,hy,'• Mrs. Andersen and als,a'a report from the Scott Mis- 11,,, s Aytnlyeks given. by Mrs. Clifford ,10- in Teronto. The' Glad Tidings, Purcion•. Thehighlight of the meet- ing Was the presentation of a life memeerahip certificate to Mrs. Jos. The Mate et' offiders was brought in' bysMrs. J. McBurney as folleves: ;$josepit. 'Dunbar;, firet Vice-pres., MM.'', Garner Nicholson; Seeend viCapres.,, • Mrs. Edgar Wightnaan; third vide-pres., 1VIrs. • Clifford 14urcleini: fourth vice-press sasMass;;,4g4e*eghineY see.; "•Mas, c. t;:,'Antlerson; treas„ Mrs. Victor YOtingtaltW east. trettes; Mrs. Hd- . ward.' Nightmati, , ,*Hentealtelfiera, MM. E. Wight- men; •Glad.Tidinge, Mrs, C. Mc- Bu rney; s' literature, Mrs. Garner Niehoison;,. welcome and welfare, 'Mrs. Kenneth Scott; sick and she:t- ins „Mrs; -Clifford Purdons press, Mrs' I: C. ,McBurney; organist, Mrs. ..Athet BruCe;, auditors, Mrs. iffordi Purdon -end Mrs.. Athol ces,,program,•IVIrs. Jos. Dunbar, ;sera: Victor Yeungblut, 'Mrs. Ger- rie(' isTichOISoli and Mrs. Bud Orr. A short' :"poem, "A Christmas Wish* With read by -Mrs. Joseph Dennana'S.. hymn was. sung and the-meeting closed with •prayer by the president: ' There was a, small attendance at 'the short course, "Aid to Effec- tive. Speaking", sponsored by the Belgrave Women's Institute and held in the community centre on 'Monday. Mrs. Arthur Hamilton of Atwood and from the Home, Ec- onomics Department of the W.I. was the. instructor. Mr. George Dane of Gorrie and Mr. Bert Irwin of Ripley ;visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Da- vid Armstrong. , Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Grasby, Donna and Mary and Mrs, David 4Frirstrong 'attended 'fareWell —af Goerie on Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. George Dane and family who are leaving on Thursday for Grand Prairie, Alta. BERM Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger, Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson, Miss Iris Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, Doug Taylor, Guelph, were recent guests MYS.7.1. F. IVIeteart.' Mrs, Bertha, McGee 'has return- ed to-Mrs, L Heinphill's following two weeks' vacation. Belgrave Girl Will Live. in Burlington Alan H. Neelon Installs Officers BLIJE;VALE—The Woman's _ sociation met lit the United Church on Thursday, Mrs. John Wicitstead presiding ,and 17 members attend- ing. The treasurer, Mrs. 'Alex- ander McCrackin, showed a good balance and reported that over a thousand dollars had been raised during 1959. Reports were given by leaders of the various groups áf the Association. • Mrs, Wieltstead ;gave a report of decisions made by the official board of the Church at a recent meeting. 'She thanked the :Mont- hers for their co-operation diirpag her two years of office. Mr. Alan H. Nelon addressed the members with words of appreci- ation for the fine service to the church the women's organizations perform. Mrs. James Johnston read the selections of the nominat- ing committee and Mr. Neelon In- stalled the officers as follows: President, Miss Ruby Duff; first vice pres., Mrs. Sperling Johnston; second vice pres., Mrs. George Hetherington; secretary, Mrs, W. L. Aitken; 'treasurer; Mrs, Alex- ander McCracitin; assistant treas- urer, Mrs, Gordon Hall; pianists, Mrs. W. j. Johnston, Mrs. Carl Johnston, Parsonage Committee: Mrs.Alex- ander Corrigan, Mrs. Charles lea- thers, Mr's, Henry Wheeler, Mrs. Jack Nicholson, I3L1JEVALE—The annual meet- ing of the W.M.S. was 'held in the United Church on Thursday after- noon, with Mrs. Alexander Mc- Crackin in charge. Mrs. Sperling Johnston, treasurer, stated that the allocation had been exceeded with more to come in. Mrs. 1VIcCrackin retired after three years as presi- dent. Mrs, Milton Fraser spoke on Stewardship, describing the stew- ardship meeting in Winghani where it was learned that givings in this area have been lowered. Plans. wqFP §iignsteti' or inereas- ing them. A tape recording of a fine ad- dress made by Dr. James Robert- son, a negro minister from Harlem, N.Y., was of, much interest. He described conditions in Africa where Moslem ;influence is strong. All Moslem missionaries 'being black, they often make more im- pression than the white Christian missionaries, The former also live in friendliness with the people. He suggested sending negroes from America, not only to preach, but to work with the people. All missionaries in Africa have to face many 'difficulties. Mrs. C. B. Hoffman conducted a candle lighting ceremony, others taking part being, Mrs. A, Mc- Crackin„ Mrs. George Hethering- ton, Mrs. Gordon Hall, Mrs. Charles Mathers, The Christmas theme was evident, also in Scripture readings and hymns. Mrs. Alex- ander Corrigan played a piano solo of Christmas music and Mrs. Hetherington gave a, paper on "As- pects of Christmas". 'Officers for 1960, installed by Mr. A. H, Neelon are: President, Mrs. Milton Fraser; 1st vice, Mrs. Stanley Darling; 2nd vice, Mrs. Alexander Corrigan; recording sec., Mrs. IA. Kitchen; corresponding sees Mrs, Sperling Johnston; Baby Band convener, Mrs. Bert Garniss; Mission Band leaders, Mrs. Mel, Craig, Mrs. A. IL Neelon; Chris- tian Stewardship, Mrs. Carl John- ston; Associate Members, Mrs. J. Wickstead; Supply, Mrs. Joseph Horton; Community Membership, Mrs, W. J. Peacock; Missionary Monthly, Mrs. Charles Bosman; Literature sec., Mrs. W. J. John- stow Pianists, Mrs, Carl Johnston, Mrs, W, 3, Johnston, BELGRAVE—Mrs Herman Neth- .cry welcomed the members of the Guild of Trinity Anglican Church to ,her home for the December meeting on Thursday, . In the .absence Of the president, Mrs. Clark Johnston, the first vice-president, Mrs. Clare Van,- Camp, conducted the meeting and opened it with a hymn, prayer and the Lord's 'prayer. Miss Stella Nethery read the Scripture lesson Mrs. Pilchard Procter read the min- utes and Mrs. Cooper Nethery gave the financial statement, It was announced that the group would hold a bake sale in C. Ft, Coultes' store, The Members had been asked to eater to the local '.radio station's annual Christmas party. The annual congregational social and Chriatmas party will be held ih the Paresters' Hall on Decem- ber 11, and special Christmas ser- vices with a carol service will 'be held in the church on December 20, Mrs. Mel Bradburn conducted a Christmas quiz. Rev. F. Meetly gave a report. Mrs. William 13rydges gave a vocal sole. Mrs. Bradburn closed the program with a reading and prayer; • 'A sale of mystery boxes 'was condueted. Grace Was said and lunch was served by the ,hostees, assisted by Mrs. Ftobert Higgins. BLUEVALE 13ElottAVE-- White 'chrysan- themums decorated the altar of 'trinity. Anglican Churelis Blyth, far the wedding when Florence Isilitart Bacon; daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Albert Gs Bacon cif Belgrave became the bride of Gerald Stuart, Atieuetine of Burlington, son of Mr, and Mrs.. Gordon A.ugustine, iiiiiellngton,' • , .Rev, F. MeallY offieitated at the doøble ring ceremOny2- The wed- ding Music was played by IVIIsS Alice Redgerson, Given in marriage by her father, the bride• wore a Whit e Waltz- length gown trimmed With nylon net and nylon lace over satin, featuring a matching late bolero With long lily-pointed eleeVes. A saalioped, beaded headdress held her shoulder-length ye She eartied a"White Bible crested, With 41d Oases, ' It was with some trepidation that Department ,of Lands and Forests &Manuel ventured forth on No- vember 9th, the opening day of the local deer season. Visions of multitudinous hunters and the air heavy with S.S.G.'s and rifled slugs, however, failed to mater- ialize. Indeed Fish and Wildlife personnel in some areas experienc- ed trouble ' in 'locating enough hunters to Obtain a check, of the deer kill, In one county and soy- eral townships, hunter bag checks were discontinued because hunters were so scarce. Officers were soon concentrating thole efforts on a a few large swamps where hunters were concentrated, This somewhat desirable lack of hunters is believed to be the result of two 'factors: one was the large area open for deer buntings that is 7out of our 10 countie8; the other factor was that our season ,coincid- ed with the northern deer season, 'Department personnel were also very pleased with 'the attitude of moat deer hunters. No complaints of property damage *were received. However, hunters are 'still not seek- ing • the land owner's permission before hunting on their land. Again We stress that hunters, or anglers, have no right to trespass on private property' without first asking the land metiers' permis- sion. Only two hunter casualties were reported, both in Bruce County, One shooting was aceidental, and One apparently a case of mis- taken identity, Neither hunter was. killed, One hunter became lost on Bruce Peninsula but walked, out himeelf none the Woese for wear after two chilly night's in the bush. Mrs. Margaret Ogram, Rota, Mrs: Harvey Ogram and Jill, all of To- ronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greenaway on Sul/day, Mrs, Elmer Sellers and Rielty spent the week-end In Toronto, Dr. James Stra,ehan, of Fort William, was a recent visitor with his brother, Dugald &rectum, Mrs, Arnold Lillow and Mr's. Ernie King spent Monday in Lon- don. On Sunday, December 20th, a white gift service will be observed at 11 ELM hi the 'United Church. On Tuesday, December 22nd, there will be a program for all, old and young, Mr, Bob Hail and Miss Eliza- and Mrs. Jack Higgins; auditors, Mrs, Willard Armstrong, and Mrs. George Michie, Mrs, Scott 'expressed thanks to all the member's fer their co- operation during the past year At the close Of this meeting the group was asked to help answer a ques- tiOnaire concerning the merging of two groups, the W.A. and the Lat. Gains Eight Members this Year North Huron County LAI,, held its fall meeting in the Belgrave hall on Tuesday of 'last week, and. elected Harvey Jaeklin of Brus- sels, county ;Master for 1960. Other officers elected Were! I.P.C.IVI., William Campbell, Ford- latch; Dep, Co, Master, Ross Er- rington, Dungannon; Chap., Wil- liam Taylor, Belgrave; Rec. See., Henry Pattison, telgraVe; Sec,, Nib Cesemore, Winghans; Treas., Robert Hibbert, Fordwich; Marshal, George Brooks, Wing- ham; Lecturer's, William Hender- son, 'Harold Hutton of Winsharn and Thomas McGinnie, Conic; Tyler, Eminereon Mitchell, Brus- sels; 'Auditors, C. W. Hanna, Se- grave and John Pattison, Wing- ham. The election and instate-thin of Officers Vine conducted by Bro. John Hatnniond of the Insurance Dept., Toronto, assisted by Bro. Oliver :lasagnes of Exeter. Bre. Hammond gave a short talk bah Brown of Blyth and Mr. and on the blisineee of the Orange Iii- Mrs'. Jack tall of Wirighern, visit- suranee Amok/Mori, and the re- ed With Mr. and Mrs. Harvey port's of the retiring officer's, Send Groves and family In Akron; Ohio, the primary lodges showed a good over the Week-end, year With a, gain of eight hew raeMbers over deaths and with-, arParasani8' are being made to parade hi Brussels on July 12th, 1960, Me, and Mrs. Bill Hall spent Monday id Ititeherier arid called on Mr, And Mrs. Jack Scott In Newton. The painted board can be hung in hall or living room as si8, or framed with half-round of Moulds lug for ,a more finished look. Frame can he painted to match or, for contraat, in White or gold to complement almost any colour. Then With' your prettiest Cards pinned on it, you he,Ve a decorat- ive and festive holiday conver- sation piece, if you have lots of cards and lots of room you can expand the bulletin board Idea into a sereen. Two or three oblong-panels of wallboard nailed CC hinges of threes board nailed to hinges' of 'three- quarter round (which also serve as legs) and 'suitably painted, Make striking decorator screen Either Mottled Will pose ne, storage problem after Chriatinas— bets are .bunetin board or setten will be grabbed by younger metrib- ets of the family for year-Aniii pinup duty in their room, If, you would like Co dress'-up your Christrrias card display this year be business-like about it, by borrowing the bulletin board idea, It is inexpensive and easy, All that 18 required is a suitably- sizedpiece of 'wailboard abd,. If you Want to be, fancy about it, some half-round or narrow mould- ing, Somali-no these-materials Calm be Unearthed from your "let's save Hat may come in handy' stock- pile in the basement but they can always be picked up from your local building supply dealer. The Wallboard, Win/tied either square or zirectangle to your re- quircirienta, should be painted with two airhe in view - to blend in With the wall on which it l,8 to be hung and to Provide a suitable background for the eards. Fortun- ately, the best, paint for wallboard le the easy-taus°, no-musa latex paint. • This requires no sizing for, unlike Oil-based Paints, it IA not absorbed by the porous wallboard. Girls Sgt,Date' For.Cht;istmas Party BELGRAVE•seThe regular meet- ing of the Canadian Girls In Train- ing vitae held Friday evening in the chords, opening with the hymn, '"We :Plough the Fields and Scat- ter"; followed by the 'Scripture lesson. Mrs. Ted Feat, the ileader„ read the story, "The Children Meet Jesus", This was followed by 'the hymn, "3osus Shall Reign Where- 'ere the Sun", • The only business at this Meet- ing Wase to cancel the meeting for Dedenther 11, and it Was ttnnerimted that the Christmas 'party Will be held Oh Satilteley evening, Deceim, bet 1.7,„ starting- at 6.30 0,tri, The benediction elOstal, the 'Mite ship service, and the group' prim- tised for their terthcoining vesper iierVice. The Meeting Closed witit taps. , ' 'Miss Jean Bacon, • Beigiaseve, gist- er or the bride, 'Was bridesmaid and 'choose A gown of Pale nylon oyer Satin, .,With .3, Matching head- dress.' She carried a ittrilipiet of baby ;White Clityantherrittina. Ronald SUtherland 'London, ceetsin of the bridegroom t was beet iiien , the gOeSts, were nattered by, Oporge Gabla, of Bitrlitighin, broth. or-bi. law ' Of the bridegrooin and Walter Bacian, BelgraVe beethet Of the bride,. , !The reception add Wedding dins • net was held at the -Olintbri Hotel. , After a Wedding trip to Monti/ sOlitti,, and to the United States, the, totinie will reside ite bailing- ton,.. For traVeling the bride those ea .0oWder blue Sheath dress With Matching heitto Whin/6d- with ads ritlinaa StOttped by a White Whiter'. ..(li'ettat With bine, iteeettitOries, DLit , toWn. gnosis .were, pre-gient Ittint, '-.,yoderlott, London, BlYth, 13/tiling,. the, ;latneStowti, 'Pert Colbert/6,, OakVIIIC, ,Toronto add Belgettate. Officers Appointeci At' Annual Meeting Of Ladies' Croups BpwriAvE-ThQ annual Wet-, inga of the Woman's Mieeienary Society and the Woman's Associa- tion of Knox United Chureh Were held in the church on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs, Leslie Bolt, preeident of the W.A„ was in, charge of that meet- ing and Opened It with a reading, explaining the origin of the hYinth "0 Little Town 41 Bethlehem", after which the hymn was sung, Mrs. Bolt also read the Scripture, telling the Christmas story, after which she led the group in prayer. the minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs, Jack Taylor, and the- financial Statelnenti sitewing • 81. balance on Ilene of $1,283.29 was read by the treasurer, Mrs, John M. Coultes. Twenty-one' members answered the roll call'with a verse from a Christmas hymn. The offering was received. Mrs. George Martin, convener of the nominating committee. read the ,report as follows: President, Mrs, Leslie Bolt; firat vice prcsident, to be named; second vice, airs. Harold, Vincent; secretary, Mrs, Jack Taylor; assistant, Mrs. Borden' Scott; treasurer, Mrs. J. M. Coul- tes; pianist, Mrs. J. M. Coultes; dish convener, Mrs. James Coultes; flower spray committee, Mrs. George Jordan and 71/40S. John Anderson; flower committee for church, Mrs, James 1Vfichie 'and Mrs. E. Leslie; manse cnminittee, Mrs. Clifford Logen, • and Mrs. ,Jesse Wheeler; ssinlitors,' M's.. Harry McGuire and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; press .reperted, Mrs. Ralph McCrea. , Group leaders 'have be'en, named: for the fourth line of Marrts, Mrs. John Nixon and, MO.. Stanley Cook; ninth line of East' Wawa- nosh,, Mrs, Albert Bieman and Mrs. Wilfred Walker; the sixth line of East Wawanosh, Isfts. Wil- liam Black, a second name to be appointed. Other lines still to name leaders 'ares, south and north Village groups, third line cif Mor- ris and the fifth line' of Morris, Mrs. Carl Procter and Mrs. Al- bert Biernan were named a com- mittee to purchase additional 'sil- verware for the 'church kitchen. At the close of the meeting. Mrs. :Bolt expressed thanks to all the members for 'their 'help at the recent bazaar, and for 'their help in everything during the, past year. '•••••‘: W.M.S. Meeting Fellows' • Mrs. Walter Setat Pre•pident of the W.M.S.' opened their Meeting by singing the hymns "0 Come All Ye Faithful", followed , by prayer, and a Christmas Meditation, Min- utes were real by' 'Mrs. Leslie ;Bolt and the financial statement .by Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. John Anderaori and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler are Again in ,charge of preparing boiree fot shuts les, arid' donatiOns for same can'Ise left ;at either home. Mrs. Lyle Hopper announced, that, she wOuld ,be packing tne ..hale and .sending it next Week, and-aenations wOpid he welcome. The ineniners ware reminded of :the. Veapera 'serVice that the men-there of the. Canadian Girls in Training Will hold on December 20. Mrs. Earl Anderson gave a re- port of a. Stewardship-meeting she had recently attended at Wingham. Discussion was held, concerning the allocation that is set for this group 'and they decided . that they were willing for it tO be raised, The collection that was received from a recent 01611111g service that the group sponsored is to be donated to the Evening Auxiliary to help that group wIth their ex- henses, of sending delegates to Alma College last fall, The offer- ing was received and dedicated. Ewe the roll call was answered with a fact about Africa, Mrs. Lyle Hopper's group was in. charge' of the program., Mrs. Al- bert Vincent read the Scripture lesson, followed by prayer by Mrs. Hopper after 'which she" read , an , article, "Soon 'It Will, Be 'Christ- mas". Mrs, ,C, R, Clanked ;rend an article, If Yop Ask„ Me", Mrs. John Anacreon 'read an article about Christmas, -Written 'by Rev. H. Davis, and Mrs, Albert Vincent also read a paper about Christmas, Mrs. Hopper led 'in' Mayer, .after which she expressed thanks to the members Of her group for their co- operatiOn. Mrs, Stewart Priactei, convener Of the nominating •cortutiittee read It s report as Wiese* president, Mrs, Welter 'Scatt: first vice pros'- dent • Mrs. Earl AficlefeonS• 'second vice, Mrs, loan° 13Olt; secretary, Mrs. Williard Artastrerls; assistant, Mrs. tart Anderson; treasurer, ll,lcrs„ George Mattint' literature see„ Mt. James Mlehle; pianist Mrs. M, Coulteif baby band superintendent, Mrs, Robert Collis tee; assistant. Mre, Jerk Taylor; Missionary Monthly, Mrs,. Carl Procter; associate gnerhbera, Mrs, Albert Vincent; SUpPlat, Mrs, Lyle Honper; Christian: ateWardahlp, MM. Stanley Cook a Christian citi- tenship, Mrs. Hereon tratin; eetni, triunity frieridS1/10, Mrs, Jesse Wheeler; Mission Band superin- teridetit, Mrs. JI-Iatolti Vincent; assistants,' MX'S. Gebtge 301/Stein