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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-02-09, Page 6Rap _ Frt;,7 ktch ar • A:1 r5 �l W p(11 ( Ix� is l ti ,r{ t!' BELGRAVE The annual congregational: meeting of to United Church, Bel °ave, was 'held following Mich after the morning: service on Jan. 31. Rev. John Roberts opened the meeting_ with scripture and layer. George Miele, was appointed secretary for the meeting and read the minutes of the last annual meeting, ;Lewis Stonehouse gave the treasurer's report, showing a balance on, the right side of the1edger• ffeireported that givings to the Mission and Service fund were down slightly from a year ago. Mrs. James Hunter presented the 1988 budget, showing a total of $44,778,56. She also thanked Mr. and Mrs. Roberts for their leadership and the, congregation and board of • stewards for, their co-operation in balancing the books for 1967. The three new. members of session are Lorne Campbell, Murray Seott and Harold Vincent. Three new members of the board .of stewards were appointed, namely George Procter, Robert Grasby and• Kenneth' Procter. Ross , Ander son, was named to the boardof tutees:, Mrs. Bob •Gordon, 'SundaySchool superintendent, reported . that at- tendance and finances were holding up, 'Well but tbey ` hteed two more t ers_.T_ 2 . • -+ - A vote o's was extended:..,,.. and?.: ob -a d= y ge:=.. Procter anwi herchoir for their' leadership ..and solver& during ;thi,. past year. Mr. Roberts agreed to supply forms and. Make an nounce►e :next Sunday about writing to Pier ' Petersot regarding Sunday sl gping: He then.. closed the meeting with.pray, BEJGRAVE — Mrs, Helen Martin had the most lone lands when 13.. tables• of euchre were played' at the. Women's Institute -3 all on -Ned- riesday evening, Feb, 3 • Other prizes were awarded to: high; Mrs: Alice Nicholson,and 1rs. Robert: Grasby (playing as a Man); novelty,: Mrs., Edgar Wishtznan and Herb 'Clayton, glow, Mrs. Marie Merkley and Mrs. Brenda'Petrie. Jin" . Coultas had the most lone hands for the men. .. There will- be euchre again Wednesday, Feb. 10, starting .at 8 p.m. • _. TOWN OF WINA1iA WINCH M OLD BOYS : REUNION Town council is currently, seeking ..interested,..enthusiastic citizens to sit oar the organizing committee for afrokt boys reunion ' that could be held in 1989 which will be_ the 114th anniversary, of the founding of the town. As well as a person .or ..ersons to chair,pr group, a eomaittee *At also need people to St5tn Jan - nit and directing the vari{ous:activities. r ; As was demonstrated so :well in -19.54 th:er. a5th), ft,1� (the Centennial). and in subsequent years, a communt 'iii: ebration' can be :a Success and -the council >hopes that ,enough- interested Parties_ -writ Come forward and Make the proposed reunion -the;best ever. If you are interested, please contact,the ler 'e office or notify your councilor ..so that akorganiging sndi ce ued. Such a project n only happen:*tronoacfively involved. lf no .one rlt volunteers, there will celebration. y,. Sia �4. S~LIPPEIWSPOT In the ie r'. �� a et fhe: las1-twueek, as:‘ ibra,r,9l p of youngsters' �cl w+►re l �ran��►�ir* 01. t e �afni e I- prafe cousins, Mr. and Mrs.::. Martin ofOrangeville. naeville. rsRiCk.41100 all, :Matj ,weekend >±with: burr Mrs Rcss-Anderson.. l r. aml R H11111alilfl or'pf; Listowel -,visited Sunday and Mrs Clarence Hanna.. ' Mas Elizabeth Procter,vnst dfor, a :.few dans ,;fast week : with daughter, Moeie, y Procter London end w' ,,.;_. �..,.., . �.... f thatty 'Marfa. .: visited With., Mrsi Hard,. Loggias, ,;firs:>; Gordan Boo Conites atten� r e u' ._ ... r l LGRA �14en-prick rred Mrs. l onai ev reet; ,cjotieU6 • w . thre buSin line : 1 ed as seere`ary► a� ef ancial - statements of mini wehool were eittjog,.. .O =:a1 0 distributed• obligation -,• - - it uta . to : + r Mis .i and rupee fun . It':w',as `a a 'ate . �t it 5s ae t congregation's share : pastoral e rge,expenses; and. the it 14ssion and;. Serves Fund =oh- z- ctive of :foir Officers ;elected,. to retire.in 19l9i1, were::session, jun Taylor4and .Irian ' ow; stewards, Jim McGee:a'ndj Taylor; trustee; Geoff McGee; ---here, and offering .st wards : Ron 44r1'14eGen, ,StePben bow, ryon bow,. 4146,.:.4fanon Coulter:, ed,eether".Shp, oa#0,-011114.104, "nay, Observer' M. 1U ON P I ■TH CATI-101.16.8tHOOL, order ears of a eked`toa imowni l� fs • ►tlfolril • J.� rc' ;r til 'j •:fi HELORAV , Was t>ret ipie a s 'ether' re sit BakeitalrYinPie en the Women's, - Missionary Society met in Knox byterian Church;ottreti I. Mrs. Dalr0mp1e " tbld how' this idedicated woman, though not: well, has opened homes allover ,the world for those ill or dying, including those dying of AIDS in thelLS. Mrs. Mac Scott presiled and opened with a,1 to worship.. Following a hyr l . lvy Cloakey led ,pr er.pt: a was read by Mrs. Joe unbar And Mrs Scott. meditation on love was road°bpi Garner Nich oboe, - �, The S66.04041, report by M.: a. McBurney and triaaurer's re rt by ltilTsvOloakey were given. Nine ` siick. and slt tars calls Were recorded and 'the roll call ,Was an- awered by a verse on love. Mrs, Nicholson gave a review of the Presbyterial meeting and Mit.' Scott closed the,. meeting with lr''er. FIRST AUIUVAL.. o rt ^^ohnVCat i.. rt'r%svafat-th eW1hgig't>r ' 4, A�z