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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-12-12, Page 18Page 10 — Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec. 12, 1963 Morris FOA Seeks New Secretary BELGRAVB—The directors of the Morris Federation of Agri- culture met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fear on Thursday. Ted Fear presided. The minutes were read by Mrs. Fear, secre- tary -treasurer, who also gave the financial report. Pastpresi- dent, Stan Hopper thanked the members for the co-operation given him in the past two years. A motion was passed to adver- tise for a new secretary. Stan Hopper reported briefly on the Ontario annual meeting and a discussion was held on some of the resolutions. Jim Spivey was named vice-presi- dent, It was reported that the Junior Farmers are inviting the Senior Farmers to attend the Junior Farmers' electrical course to be held in the agri- cultural board rooms at Clinton, starting January 8 and meeting leach Wednesday for nine weeks. The course will he open to far - I niers in Huron County. Names of those wishing to attend must be in the agricultural office by December 13. A discussion was held on "Farmers' Week 641" to he held February 24-28 at the Ontario Agricultural Col- lege at Guelph. Alpert Bacon reported brief- ly on the activities of the Hog Producers in the county and spoke of the county hog vote to he held in the spring. Mrs. Mel Mathers appealed for good used clothing for child- ren or adults and said the arti- cles could be left with her and she would see that they were made use of in local homes. Harold Johnston invited the group to his home for the Janu- ary 16th meeting. Lunch was served by the hostess. OVERNIGHT FREIGHT We haul to and from Toronto, Hamilton, Kitchener, London, Stratford and Woodstock. We make early morning deliveries at these points and all Toads are fully insured. We do long distance hauling on full loads to anywhere in Ontario. We're fully equipped to handle all household moving, Targe or small. CALL US COLLECT FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ON YOUR MOVING REQUIREMENTS. WALDEN BROSe TRANSPORT LTD. HEAD OFFICE WINGHAM Phone 357-2050 Lanyard Service Planned for Next Meeting BELGRAVE—The C,G.I.T. of Knox United Church met for its regular meeting on Thurs- day in the church school room. Rhonda Fear led in games. The meeting opened with the C.G.I.T. hymn, purpose, basic Scripture and unison prayer. The treasurer's report was given by Joyce Procter, who stated that $31.35 was sent to Unicef, Janette Johnston will con- duct the games at the next meeting which will be held on December 19 and Mrs. Arthur Jackson will conduct a lanyard service. The vesper service will be held on December 22 and Mrs. John Nixon will be speaker. The stuffed animals that were not sold at the bazaar are to be given to the children in the hospital. Brenda VanCamp led in a sing -song. A practise washeld for the candlelighting service. The group divided for Bible study. Marilyn Taylor andJoan Bosman conducted the worship service. Marilyn gave the call to worship followed by the hymn "Joy to the World", and Joan read the Scripture. Mari- lyn gave a meditation. Wendy Fear and Donna Grasby receiv- ed the offering and Marilyn led in prayer. Weekly Euchre BELGRAVE—The Euchre Club met in the community centre last Wednesday with six tables in play: Prizes were won by Mrs. Herson Irwin, high lady; high man, Herson Irwin; novel- ty lady, Mrs. Earl Noble, novel- ty man, Gershom Johnston; low lady, Mrs. Cora McGill; low man, Bert Thompson. The last euchre of the year will be held December 11, to resume on January 8th. PUT IN ANTI -FREEZE NOW! DON'T PUT OFF GETTING ANTI -FREEZE UNTIL YOU GET CAUGHT IN A COLD SPELL. SAVE A LOT OF GRIEF BY BE- ING PREPARED. COME IN AND SEE US NOW. 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Murray was one of three students winning Ontario Scholarships.—A-T Photo. jr For a very Special Gift! Glen Laine SHEEPSKIN 10 lovely colours to choose from—$13.00 — BLANKETS — Glen Laine SATIN BOUND 100°0 Wool—$12.50 Glen Laine RAINBOW 90% wool, 10% viscose —$11.50 Glen Laine COTTAGE i Twin bed size — $10.00 Double bed size --$10.50 Glen Laine CRIB $5.00 and $6.00 — FOR MEN — Beautifully styled and tailored leather I DRESS GLOVES Pigskin, goatskin and capeskin—$1.50 to $6.00 — FOR LADIES — LEATHER GLOVES for the fashionwise $3.00 to $5.00 — FOR CHILDREN — LEATHER MITTS Deerskin tanned to always i dry soft — $1.50 Elastic Cuff Leather Mitts 75c Leather WORK GLOVES 75c to $2.50 pair THE KINETTE SCHOLARSHIP won this year by Sandra Rowe was presented to her at the annual Commencement Exercises at the Wingham District High School Friday even- ing by Kinette President Mrs. Robert Wenger.—A-T Photo. Ask Articles for Bale on Thursday BELGRAVE—Mrs. Cliff Log- an was hostess for the Christmas meeting of the Evening Unit of the U. C. W.last Wednesday. Mrs. Albert Bieman opened the meeting with the carol, "0, Little Town of Bethlehem" , fol- lowed by a Christmas reading. The nativity story was read by Mrs. Harold Vincent. The poem, "If You Would Know", was read by Mrs. Albert Bie- man and "Angels from the Realms of Glory" was sung. A Christmas story, "Room for All of Us", was read by Mrs. Laura Johnston. Business was conducted by the leader, Mrs. Stan Hopper. Minutes were read by Mrs. Ken Barbour, and the treasurer's re- port by Mrs. Alan Dunbar. Pen- ny collection and visits tosick and shut-ins were recorded. The general meeting was announc- ed for Thursday, Dec. 12, and members are asked to please take the articles for the bale to be sent to Mrs. Llyle Hopper overseas as soon as possible. The roll call for the January meeting will be articles for crafts for the patients at Gode- rich Hospital. Mrs. George Johnston invited the group to her home for the next meeting, January 8th. Mrs. Arthur Jackson con- ducted election of officers for 1964: Leader, Mrs. Stan Hop- per; secretary, Mrs. James La- mont; treasurer, Mrs. Alan Dunbar; program convener, Mrs. William Coultes; Christianciti- zenship, Mrs. Sam Pletch; community friendship, Mrs. Cliff Logan; literature, Mrs. George Johnston; press and pub- licity, Mrs. Ted Fear; social functions, Mrs. Laura Johnston; supply, Mrs. Albert Bieman; pianist, Mrs. George Johnston. Group leaders are Mrs. Roy Mo - Sween, Mrs. San -i Pletch, Mrs. Laura Johnston and Mrs. Gor- don Bosman. 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