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Moms discuss harmony
Mark and Alison Miculan,
Alexandra and baby Ian of Binbrook
and Mark’s mother, Mrs. Norma
Miculan of Hamilton visited at the
home of Alison's parents Rev. John
G. and Mrs. Roberts of Belgrave.
Mabel's Moms gathered at the
home of Mabel Wheeler on Wed
nesday, Nov. 30. Those present
included Sherry Taylor and
Procters earn awards
Douglas Bieman of Kincardine
visited on Saturday with his mother
Mrs. Agnes Bieman.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Procter and
family attended the 90th birthday
party for his sister Mrs. Addie
Howson who lives at the Goderich
Place Retirement Home. Her sisters
Mrs. Margaret Grain and family,
Mrs. Edna Stephens and family
were also present.
They all met at the JJ Restaurant,
Goderich. Twenty-two relatives
attended from Toronto, Cambridge,
Listowel, Egmondville, Islington,
Belgrave and Goderich.
J. Grasby wins in euchre
Thirteen tables of euchre were in
play at the WI Hall, Belgrave.
Winners were: high lady, Jane
Grasby; second high, Irlma Edgar;
lone hands, Doris Michie; low lady,
Norma Moore; high man, Ross
Brandon, Joanne Robinson, Nicole
and Stephanie, Andrea Stevenson,
Mathew and Tyler, Linda Hess and
Andrew, Lila Procter and Ben,
Janet Koehler and Trevor Raynard.
The subject discussed was
parental disagreements and how to
have harmony in the home.
Mabel served refreshments and *
everyone had a nice visit.
Congratulations to Mrs.
Elizabeth Procter and her daughter
Kate in winning several awards in
the hog division at the Royal
Canadian Winter Fair, Toronto.
Congratulations to Eldon and
Lorraine Cook on winning prizes
for the Brown Swiss Herd at the
Royal Winter Fair.
This community extends sincere
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McBurney and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Yuill in the passing of a
dear father and brother, Mr.
Thomas Stokes of Wingham,
formerly of Belmore.
Turvey; second high, Oscar
Schefter; lone hands, Mabel
Wheeler (playing as a man); low
man, Stewart Musgrove.
There will be euchre again next
Wednesday evening, Dec. 7 at 8 p.m.
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Morris Twp. Clerk Nancy Michie, swore in the new council at a meeting last Thursday
morning. With Mrs. Michie are, back row, from left: Councillors Kevin Pletch, Keith Johnston
and John Duskocy. Front: Deputy-Reeve Bert Elliott and Reeve Clem McLellan.
WMS enjoys Christmas poems
The Christmas meeting of the
Women’s Missionary Society was
held at the home of Mrs. Freda
Scott on Monday. The service from
the Glad Tidings was used with
Mrs. Alice Nicholson presiding.
The hymn Once in Royal David's
City was sung. Mrs. Ivy Cloakey,
Mrs. Freda Scott and Mrs. Lottie
Scott read scriptures on the birth of
Jesus. Mrs. Ora Bruce and Mrs.
Margaret Siertsema had readings
on reflection.
TOBACCO CONTROL ACT
Mrs. Nicholson led in prayer.
Hark the Herald Angels Sing was
read. Each person read a Christmas
story or poem. Twelve visits to sick
and shut-ins were recorded.
Mrs. Nicholson closed with
words on departing. The hostess
served lunch and a social lime was
enjoyed.______________________
Most skin cancers, including
melanoma, the most serious form,
are curable if treated at an early
stage.
Belgrave Kinsmen
Calendar Draw
Nov. 27, Gordon Wall, Wingham;
Nov. 28, David Gamble, Ripley;
Nov. 29, Paul Banville, Port
Elgin; Nov. 30, Stan Marks,
Brussels; Dec. 1, Alden & Erma
Crieh, Glen Haven; Dec. 2,
Thelma Pletch, Belgrave; Dec. 3,
Gary and Sheron Sothern,
Palmerston.
Area teen receives fine
An impaired driving charge has
netted a $1,000 fine for a 19-year-
old West Wawanosh woman.
Christina Kerr was charged Aug.
21 in Goderich after police spotted
a vehicle being pushed down the
road by two men. Ms Kerr was at
the wheel.
The defense said that Ms Kerr
SELL TOBACCO
REQUIREMENTS AND GREATERTOUGHER I.D
RETAILERS WHO SELL TOBACCOPENALTIES TO
FOR. IT'S HERE.-
PRODUCTS. FOR YOUR CHILDREN,
had been coming from a party and
didn't realize how much she had
had to drink. A college student, Ms'
Kerr had never been in trouble
before, he said.
Ms Kerr also lost her license for
one year in addition to the fine,
which she was given one year to
pay.
FOR YOUR GOOD HEALTH.
MORE SMOKE-FREE AREAS.
FEWER PLACES THAT CAN
PRODUCTS TO THOSE UNDER 19. THERE’S A NEW
LAW. A LAW CREATED TO HELP US ALL BREATHE
A LITTLE EASIER. IT'S WHAT YOU'VE BEEN ASKING
For an easy-to-read copy of Ontario's Tobacco Control Act, call 4-
the Huron County Health Unit at 482-3416 or 1-800-265-5184.
This is a message from the Ontario Ministry of Health.