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During his illness, the :Law Office of
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Mr. John D. -Ferguson
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The United ChurchWomen.
Of 'l✓gmondville -met January .6th
with Mrs. LeonardStroiTg pre-
Skimp "As We rage the l`iew
Year" was read.
The devotional leader, Mrs.
Norval Stimore, assisted by Mrs.
M. Haney and Mrs. Ed. Boyes,
enlarged•the theme, "The Light
of the World." During Epiph-
any we celebrate the coming of
the Wisemen, and the spread-
ing of the good news to the
nations beyond Israel and to us.
With Mrs. Durst as pianist,
the hymn, "Standing At the
Portal" was sung.'
The Scrip-
ture lesson, Isiah 61, was read
in unison,, The hymn, "Take My
Life," followed. Mrs. James C.
McIntosh, treasurer, read the
1964 report.
The minutes, roll call and
correspondence were read by
Miss Rena MacKenzie. The
ladies will cater for the Short-
horn banquet, Jan. 28. .
The date of the church an-
nual meeting was referred back
to the session. Mrs. A. Broad -
foot and Mrs. A. Chesney re-
ceived the offering.
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The.;°"`Brucefiel4 UCW held
their first meeting for 1965 inl
the church parlor with 30 ladies
Present. Group Four h a d
charge. Mrs. J. Taylor, Mrs
Betty. St. Louis, Mrs. Har
greaves and Mrs. Plant ,had
charge of the worship service.
Mrs, :Taylor gave ' the 'Call to
-Worship. Hymn 445 was used
for the opening iiyrnn, with
Mrs. Fred McGregor as pianist.
Each of the ladies read a New
Year's message from different
passages of scripture. The of-
fering was received and dedi-
cated in prayer by Betty St.
St. Louis. Mrs. Taylor read a
verse on "What New Year's
Means," followed by sentence
prayers. "0 God of Bethel"
was used as the closing hymn.
Mrs. Taylor pronounced the
benediction.
Rev. A. Scott discussed chap-
ter one, "Religion and Life," .of.
the study book, "God ,.and His
Purpose," and group discussions
followed. Mrs: Ken Carnochan,
Mrs.- James I. McIntosh, Mrs.
M. Haney and Mrs. Ed. Boyes
reported the group findings.
Mrs. Strong thanked , all who
participated, with special thanks
to' Mr. Scott for typing the
1965 programs.
•
iazn ? CP9kted ,pn ilnvitatlona:
regeived and, Sent out 1<srs.
Plants lar, ogram ,convener, • gave
Mrs. Elliott took the chair
for the - business part of the
•,meeting, and in her opening
address challenged the mezn-
,bers of UCW to •work for a
greater' 1966. Mrs. Triebner
acted as secretary, in the ab-
sence of Mrs. McBeath.
The president reported 26
boxes sent to shutins at Christ-
mastime. Thank -you notes were
received from the recipients.
The treasurer's report for
1964 was received. A total of
$1,348.36 has been raised by
four units. Mrs. Berry, flower
and- card convener, reported
cards and plants sent to shut-
ins and bereaved ones; also
rosebuds to new babies. Mrs.
After singing, "For Thy Mer-
cy and Thy Grace," Mr. Scott
closed the meeting with prayer
and Mrs. Earl Papple and Mrs.
Strong served lunch. ..
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her report. She will have as-
sistants from each group for
this year. It was moved that
$30 be given the ..flower con-
vener and $15 to the program
convener. Mrs. Wilmer Broad--
foot
roadfoot moved these reports be
adopted.
It was decided to hold a pot-
luck, supper for the annual
meeting on January 18., Mrs.
Elliott will have the Tucker -
smith ladies for their organiz-
ing meeting at her -home, Jan.
12, and ,Stanley ladies, Jan. 14.
The ;;:meting closed by read-
ing the New Year's hymn,
"Standing At •the Portal." firs.
Elliott closed with prayer.
New Officers
officers for Brucefield UCW
for 1965 are: President, Mrs.
Gordon Elliott; first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. H. Taylor; second
vice-president, Mrs. J. Hender-
son; recording secretary, Mrs.
Alex McBeath; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Alice Ham ;
press secretary, Mrs. Lorne Wil-
son; financial 'secretary, Mrs.
Gordon Richardson ; pianist,
Miss Margaret McQueen; church
committee, 'Mrs. Mel Graham,
Mrs. S. Wilson, Mrs. L. Eyre,
Mrs. S. Ross; manse committee,
Mrs. Hargreaves, Mrs. Dal-
rymple, Mrs. J. McGregor, Mrs.
C. Horton; kitchen committee,
Miss M. Swan, Mrs. Forrest,
Mrs. W. Clarke; supply .com-
mittee, Mrs. L. Wilson, Mrs. R.
Scott, Mrs. Arriano; social con-
vener, Mrs. D. Triebner; assist.
ant,' Mrs. E. Thompson; cards
and flowers, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. W.
Scott, Mrs. M. Haugh;' repres-
entative on board of stewards,
Mrs. Hargreaves; representative
on official board, Mrs. John
Broadfoot•
ST. THOMAS' WA MEETING
The ladies of St. Thomas' WA
met Tuesday at the home of
-Mrs. D. Netzke. The meeting
opened with the scripture, Gos-
pel of St. Luke, second chap-
ter, prayer for beginning of
New Year, prayer for worker
in lonely , platen members'
prayer, prayer paftners' pray-
er and Lord's Prayer. Eleven
members answered roll call.
Miss D. Parke gave the treas-
urere's report. A total of $'72
was raised with . the Viiihday
aprons. Mrs. Newnham report-
ed that 11 boxes were sent out
to the sick at Christmas, and
suggested that next year the
contents of the boxes should
be donated. The calendars were
given out and Miss Parke has
19 to be sold. Mrs. B. MacLean
gave the Dorcus report, the bale
to be sent by April 1. It was
decided to have 'all annual re-
ports at the February meeting.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Newnham,
Mrs. Case to supply 'lunch. Mrs.
Netzke served lunch.,
Of course
our bank likes
to say Yes.,
You see, we need the money.
Some of the revenue we earn comps from loans we
make to people. So it's to our advantage to give every
request for money much more thought. A little more
understanding, too.
It could be money in The Bank, so to speak.
Another consideration : If we approve your loan you'll
probably feel More inclined to do all your banking with
us. Then we can really show you howtruly helpful our
complete banking services can be 1
So do us boththis one big favour.
Next time, see us for your money.
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Where people make the dgerenpe
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Meet. Here:, .
The vo0.1 r meeting 4f the
Huron County Jwuor Fari4ae>ys.
was held at the Seaforth Legign
Hall. '- President Marilyn Mar-
shall opened the meeting with
22 members present.
Miss Reba Doig is represent-
ing the county at the public
speaking finals at the Toronto
Confe,rence on Saturday. The
county choir will also be in
attendance at the conference. •
. The county's annual meeting
will be held in 13elgrave ,on
Feb. 5, in conjunction with the
sports night. The club mem,
bership cards were presented
to the local clubs.
Special speakers for the Lead-
ership Day, which is to be held
Jan. 16, at Central Huron Sec-
ondary School, are Laing Ken-
nedy, Bill' French, Pat Damude
and Ian McAllister.
An old lady crossed the street
against the traffic and made it
safely to the opposite curb
where a traffic cop was glaring
at her with strong disapproval.
"Didn't you see that sign?"
he questioned.
"What sign?" the lady asked.
The policeman pointed at the
flashing warning on the traffic
signal, "DON'T WALK."
"Oh,' I saw it all right," the
lady answered, "but I thought
it was an advertisement for the
bus company."
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The highway traffic statistics
for November for the Counties
of Huron, Perth, Waterloo, Wel-
lingtnn, Grey and Bruce, and
known as No. 6 District, with
headquarters at Mount Forest,
are, with provincial totals in
brackets:
Motor vehicle accidents, 293
(3•,036); fatal accidents, 9 (53);
persons killed, 13 (67); persons
injured, 113 (1,546); vehicles
checked, 1,659 (34,426); warn-
ings issuert; 600 (14,587); charges
preferred, •413 (7,877); registra-
tion and permits, Part 2, H.T.A.,
19 (339); licences: operator,
chauffeur and temporary and
driving instructor Part 3, H.T.
A., 29 °(539).; garage and storage
licences, Part 4, H.T.A., 0 (16);
defective equipment, Part 5,
H•T.A•, 43 (733); weight, load
and size, Part 6, H.T.A., 3 (193);
rate of speed, Part 7, H.T.A.,
121 (3,452); rules of the road,
Part 7, H.T.A., 105 (1,620); care-
less driving, Section 60, H.T.A.,
50 (496); fail to report accident,
Sec. 143, H.T.A., 7 (57); fail to
remain at scene, Sec. 143 (a),
H.T.A., 4 (37); other,. charges,
H.T.A., 4 (61); criminal negli-
gence, Sec. 221 (1) (a), C. Code,;
0 (0);, dangerous driving, Sec.
221 (4), C. Code, 1 (20); fail to
remain at scene; Sec. 221 (2), C.
Code, 4 (27); drive while intoxi-
cated, Sec. 222, C. Code, 2 (47);
ability impaired, Sec. 223, C.
Code, 14 (169); drive while pro-
hibited, Sec. 225, C.- Code, 7
(72); uniform strength, 191
(2,587).
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