The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-11-21, Page 14Page 6 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov, 21, 1963
Belgrave
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ander-
son and family visited for the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Anderson.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Jack VanCamp on the
birth of their son in the Wing -
ham and District Hospital on
Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Beattie of Hud-
son Bay visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Michie
and family and is visiting with
other relatives and friends in
the community. ,
Mrs. Clare VanCamp, Mrs.
Gordon McBurney and Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler attended the
Blue Water Regional Confer-
ence for Cub and Scout leaders
Personals
and Committeemen held at Lis-
towel High School on Saturday.
Dinner was served at the United
Church after which Lloyd Ack-
ert of Holyrood showed his sou-
venirs and slides of the Scout
Jamboree held in Greece.
WIN PRIZE AT
TALENT CONCERT
WHITECHURCH—On Satur-
day evening Misses Brenda,
Joyce and Doris Coultes and
Joan Currie attended the talent
concert in Ontario Street Unit-
ed Church, Clinton. This quar-
tette won first prize in its group.
They sang "I Believe".
Reception for Young Couple
BELGRAVE--A reception and
dance was held in the Forester
Hall on Friday evening in hon-
our of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Scott (Wilma Dale). At inter-
mission the young couple were
called to the platform. Bill
Taylor read an address and they
were presented with many love-
ly gifts.
Eldon Cook presented them
with an electric frying pan on
behalf of the charivaree crowd.
Mrs. William Coultes presented
a white canister set on behalf
of the North Huron Junior Farm-
ers and Junior Institute; Lila
Black presented a card table on
behalf of the Belgrave Beef Calf
Club and David Hanna made the
presentation of a purse of mon-
ey on behalf of their many
friends and neighbours present
at the reception. Murray made
a very nice reply for himself
and his wife.
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$150 Realized
From Bazaar
BELGRAVE—The Ladies'
Guild of Trinity Anglican
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Archie Montgomery on Thurs-
day. Mrs. Clare VanCamp was
in charge of the meeting and
opened with prayer followed by
the Lord's prayer in unison.
Scripture was read by Mrs.
Clarke Johnston. The treasur-
er's report was given by Mrs.
Cooper Nethery and she report-
ed that $150.00 was realized at
the recent bazaar. Mrs. Law-
rence Vannan read the corres-
pondence.
Plans were made for cater-
ing to the Crop and Soil Im-
provement banquet to be held
on November 27. The roll call
was answered by a Remembran-
ce Day verse. Dues were col-
lected and the birthday box
passed around. Mrs. Archie
Montgomery favoured with se-
veral selections on the piano.
Mrs. Clare VanCamp conduct-
ed a raffle, which was won by
Mrs. Archie Montgomery.
Rev. Robert Meally spoke on
the special Christmas service
which will be held in the An-
glican Church the Sunday be-
fore Christmas. Rev. Meally
closed with prayer. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Archie Mont-
gomery and Mrs. Albert Jack-
son.
VICTORS FOR THE seventh straight year—The Mus-
tangs from WDHS whoop it up after winning the Huron -
Perth Conference for the seven straight year by de-
feating Goderich District High School 22-6 in their
football game at Goderich Wednesday afternoon. Left
to right, front row are: Gary Walden, Allan Leggatt,
Carmen McBurney, Douglas Dennis and Tom Ellacott.
Second row are: Paul Strong, John Watson, Douglas
Campbell, Lynn Finnigan, Murray Procter, Bill Deneau,
Ken McArthur. Third row are: Philip Adams, Floyd
Smith, John Willis, Don Taylor, Ron Beecroft, Bob Lunn,
Norman Corrin. Fourth row are: Edwin Anderson,
coach; Fraser Strong, Dennis O'Malley, Glenn Madill,
Jim Whitfield, Ken MacTavish, Jim Taylor, Gordon
Smith, Bob Ostrom, Don McDowell, and Robert Camp-
bell, team coach.—Free Press Photo.
Good Samaritan
Meeting Tpic
WHITECHURCH—The Mis-
sion Band of the Presbyterian
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Earl Caslick on Saturday. Mrs.
Caslick, leader of the Band,
had charge of the meeting.
Paul Elliott read the Scrip-
ture and Ruth Elliott led in
prayer. Mrs. Hugh Simpson as-
sistant leader, gave a talk,
"Things that Are Free". Bobby
Ross received the offering. Dar-
lene Simpson gave the offertory
prayer.
The topic was the story of
the Good Samaritan illustrated
with flannelgraph pictures.
They practised a Himbi Song.
The treasurer is Darlene
Simpson and the secretary Ilene
DeBoer. The meeting closed
with prayer in unison.
LOOKING OVER KINDERGARTEN work during open
house last week are Mrs. Bruce MacDonald with her
little daughter, Tracy, and Mrs. Norman Keating.
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