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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-01-27, Page 11QF BELMORE I ♦s Of S Personals a The very for de- were con- citizenship They had Attend Funeral Mrs. Harry Gowdy and Raymond attended the funeral of Mrs. George Feagan in Goderich on Monday. Representing: Dudley E. Holmes Listowel The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, Jan. 27, 1954 s Friendship Club Meeting Sees Home Movie Films s on this Special Refrigerator offer at Bluevale Creamery Friendship Club Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Harkness .were host and hostess to the January meet ing of the McIntosh Friendship Club They were assisted by Mr. and Mrs, Cameron Taylor. The president conducted the devo tions. Mrs, Taylor led in prayer and Cameron had a Bible contest which was very well responded to. It was moved in the business dis cussion to draw up a program and a committee was left in charge. It was also decided to have a skating party the same night as the Young People. A card of sympathy was signed by all members present, to send to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson, bereaved members, in the loss of Mrs. Fergu son’s mother. Robert Harkness then showed mov ing pictures of people around the community and his own family, which he had taken himself. They were very good and were enjoyed by all. A game of crokinole was then play ed. Winners were given prizes both contest and game. A very licious lunch was served. z Allan White extended a vote thanks to the committee in charge for a much enjoyed evening. Mizpah benediction brought a helpful meeting to a close. s you GET THIS % BIG 9.6 CU.FT. DELUXE ze REFRIGERATOR GENUINE DEEPFREEZE FREEZER COMPARTMENT No other refrigerator has it. Stores ap proximately 50 lbs. of frozen foods and keeps ice cream hard. Separate freezer shelf for ice trays. Full width frozen storage drawer. DELUXE FEATURES THROUGHOUT value $369*50 U.C. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Belmore United Church was held in the church on Tuesday afternoon with a fair at tendance. Mr. West was chairman and Mr. R. Rutherford acted as sec retary for the meeting. The treasurer’s report was given by the treasurer, Wilfred Johann, show ing an increase in givings over last year. The Sunday School report was read by Murray Mulvey and was very gratifying; A Happy Helpers’ Mission Band has been organized with a mem bership of' 23. Mrs. Fred Doubledee gave the Mission Band report. Mrs. T. Abraham read the W.M.S. report which showed a balance on hand. Murray Mulvey gave’ the' Y.P.U. report, a newly organized group which is providing training and enjoyment for the members. Three new members were elected to the board of stewards, namely, Raymond Gowdy, John Ruth erford and Walter Horton. All other officers were re-elected. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. West for their work in printing the reports and for all the extras they have undertaken, since coming to us. Mr.'West closed the' meeting with prayer. Hockey at Arena A hockey game was played in the arena on Monday night between Mit chell juniors and the Belmore juven ile team, the score being 7-2 for Mitchell. On Friday night the Brussels hock ey team played the Belmore team in the arena here. After a hard-fought battle the final score was 9-7 for Bel more, Total Value $429.00 Y ou Get Win at Southampton Two rinks from Belmore took part in the bonspiel at Southampton on, Monday. A rink skipped by Clark Renwick was first in the first draw winning electric tea kettles as prizes. The other rink skipped by Harry Mil ler was not as lucky but reported just as much fun. Plan Skating Party The Belmore-Mclntosh Y.P.U, met on Thursday at 8.30. Velma Busby conducted the first part of the meet ing, John Rutherford read the Scrip ture and Velma led in prayer. Min utes of the last meeting were read and approved. It was decided to unite with the Friendship Club and engage the Belmore Arena for a skating party on January 28th, with refreshments at the arena afterwards. Murray and Bill Mulvey veners, their topic being, and community service, prepared a number of sheets of paper with questions for discussion. The young people divided into three groups and thoroughly discussed the ques tions. (1) What do you think of Sun day sports? (2) Is gambling ever jus tifiable? (3) Should a Christian take part in politics? Some very interest ing answers were given. The members felt that commercial ized Sunday sport was un-Christian and any sport making others work was wrong. Gambling was never jus tifiable. If the end justifies the means why not rob a bank for a good cause, as the quickest way of getting the money needed?. Yes, a Christian should feel that the very finest char acters are needed in the field of poli tics. A few games brought a very suc- essful evening to a close. The Mizpah benediction was repeated in unison. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Douglas and Wayne visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. King, of Morris. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cathers were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. Davidson. FOR FIRE, LIFE & AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Call Stewart A. Scott Phone 291 Wingham REAL. ESTATE SALESMAN \ only Card Party Fourteen tables were in play at the card party last Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harper, Mr. and Mrs. George Harper and Mrs. Bill Busby were conveners for the evening. The euchre prizes went to: Ladies’ high, Mrs. W. Taylor; ladies’ second, Mrs. K. Jackson; men’s high, Ernie Merk- ley; second, Charlie Scott. Elmer Has kins won the solo prize and the con solation prize went to Elton Mahood. 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