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News of Belgrave
Colvin-Brick church has 'Baptismal service
Correspondent,
mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
The Sacrament of Baptism
was administered in CalVin-BriPit
Church on Sunday morning by
Rev. John G. Roberts to Bradley
Murray, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs, Murray ShieIls, and WNW:X.
United Church, Belgrave to Carol
Lynn, daughter of Mr. and mrs.
Wayne Hopper, Dianne Marie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Black, Steven Lloyd, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Michie, Kevin
John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor, Shawn Curtis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Campbell.
Unit meets
Mrs. Stewart Procter opened
the Afternoon Unit meeting with
the call to worship. Scripture
was read by Mrs. Willard Arm-
strong. Mrs. Procter continued
her call to worship explaining
the task of the church.. Hymn
"Breathe on me, Breath of God"
was followed by the Lord's Pray-.
er.
Mrs. Walter Scott took charge
of the business. A discussion
African lepers. Mrs. Leslie Bolt
Scott read a Poen), "Cast Thy
Berson Irwin read a letter from
Dr. Gilchrist in Africa. Mrs.
John Anderson read a memorial
to Dr. Gilchrist and told of the
work he had done among the
followed on the spools and cards,
Bread Upon the Waters". Mrs,
which were to be sent away and
Mrs, Armstrong repOrted on the
relief box to Angola, Mrs. Walter
conducted an interesting Bible oke,
Missionaries are not allowed..
hymn and prayer by. Mrs. Ronalci
where, Missionaries are working.
There are countries where
A story on the number of Lands
June!, The Topic was 'taken. by
Mrs. Ronald. Oke, entitled 00 c los.!
fOr' a. Home llelperS Meeting in
recorded and plans were made
The meeting, closed with a
Thirty--two , sick visits were
Doors, Fact and Fiction".
study,
ernoon in the Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Ronald Oke opened
the meeting. Mrs. Garner Nich-
olson read a poem "The Crown of
Morning". Mrs. Cliff Purdon
read Scripture followed by the
meditation given by Mrs. Vic-
tor Youngblut on "Perse-
verance". Mrs. Walter Shortreed
gave the prayer. Mrs. Joseph
Dunbar conducted a quiz on the
"Book of Numbers". The sec-
retarrs report was given by
Mrs. Jack McBurney. The trea-
surer's report by Mrs. Joseph
Dunbar.
Mrs. John Nixon and Randy, vis
ited with Mrs., Wayne Brown in
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital on
Wednesday. Lorna had undergone
surgery the previous Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James carter
and family of Londesboro visited
on Sunday with their aunt, Mrs.
Telford Cook.
Congratulations to Mr. Ira
Campbell who celebrated his 94th
birthday on May 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell
and family, London, Mr. and
Mrs. John Campbell, Exeter vis-
ited with their mother, Mrs.
Floyd Campbell and with their
grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ira.
Campbell.
Mr. and. Mrs. James Baker
of London visited on the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Michie.
Mrs. Goldie Wheeler and Miss
Hilda Love of London visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Herb Wheeler.
Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Arthur,
Janet, Howard and Murray of
Norwich, Mr. and Mrs. John
Strachan of Woodbridge, Mr. and
Mrs. James Baker of London and
Mr. and Mrs. George Michie
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Michie.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Work-
man and Amy of Brussels spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mason Robinson. They all
visited with Mr. and Mrs. T.A.
Cameron of Lucknow in the after-
noon.
Mr. and. Mrs. Keith Cart-
wright and Donna of London visi-
ted on Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Harry Rinn. Patricia Cart-
wright, who had been spending
a fey/ days with her grandmother
returned home with her parents.
Thursday evening visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone-
house were Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Stonehouse, London, Mrs. Rus-
sell Walker, Goderich and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McGuire.
Visitors on the weekend with
, Mrs. John Anderson were Mrs.
Les Shaw and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Anderson and family
of London.
Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John
attended Mother's Day service at
the Anglican Church in Mitchell
on Sunday and visited with sev-
eral relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rock
and Janette of Walton were Sat-
urday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Rinn and John.
Mr. James Robertson, Lon-
don, Miss Margaret Robertson of
Kitchener spent the weekend with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Robertson.
The Belgrave Men's. Choir
sang at the District Masonic
Church service in Gorrie United
Church on Sunday evening.
Sunday visitors at the home
FUNERAL
Of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Stone-
house were Mr. and Mrs. Malt-
' land Edgar and family of Pet-
trolia., Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnston, Blyth, Miss. Edna Hen-
' shay,' NeW Westminster, B.C.,
Mrs. Arthur H. Edgar of Wing-
.harn.
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Van
Carnp, Guelph. spent the week-
end with their aunt, Miss Nora
I Van Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stack,
house and family have moved
to their new borne in Londes-
boro.
Michael McNall, son of Mrs.
Julia McNall of Belgra.ve, grad-
uated Saturday, May 13 from Sir
Sandford Fleming College, Lind-.
say as a Biology Technician.
Mrs. Julia McNall, Mrs.
Laura Johnston and Miss Marj-
orie Procter attended the grad-
: uation exercises of Michael Mc-
Neil in Cambridge Street United
Church, Lindsay.
Miss Edna Henshaw of New
Westminster, B.C. spent a few
days last week with her cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey
and family of Ingersoll were
Mother Day visitors with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold
.Procter and Miss Margaret Cur-
tis.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Campbell,
Sandra, Lisa and Pamela, of
Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan,
Sarnia were weekend visitors
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George McGee and Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Logan.
Mrs. William Gordon and Tom
of Kinloss were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and
John.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Page
and Mrs. Lillie Jones of Toronto
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Vincent on Thursday.
Mr. Albert Vincent and Mrs.
Cliff Logan visited on Saturday
with Mr. Gordon Snell of West-
field, Mr. Armand McBurney and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCallum.
Mrs. Della McDowell and Mr.
Thomas Taylor, Blyth were Tues-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent
.and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent
.visited in Hanover on Sunday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth Lichty l and Wayne , RR 1, Milverton and
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg,
RR 2, Clifford visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hib-
berd.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent
also called on Mr. and Mrs.
James Lamont and family.
Mrs. Albert Vincent visited
on Friday with Mr. and Mrs
Ralph McCrea and family, also
Mrs. Della McDowell and Mrs.
Charlotte Cook and attended the
school concert in the evening.
TB i n zoo
TB outbreaks can, happen
lin the strangest places.
At a Tennessee zoo recently a
female rhesus monkey, who had
'been nursing her young infant,
died. Tests later showed the
mother monkey had had TB. Other
tests showed TB had spread to
five more primates, including a
ringtail monkey who died while
being tranquilized for an eyelid
tuberculin test.
TB testing of zoo personnel
'showed that four had positive
reactions to tuberculin tests,
which indicated that TB germs
were in their bodies. X-rays
showed no lung damage, though.
One of the zoo workers who had
a negative reaction to the tuber-
culin tests, hoWever, had a posi-
tive reaction When he was re-
tested months later. It can
take from two to ten weeks after
the infection before a positive
reaction shows. TB germs can
also lie low in the body and then
beconie activated when the body's
defenses are down.
USSELS POST, MAY 17, 1972-7
The W.M.S. met Tuesday aft- Hold re
W.M.S. MEETS E
uc
h
Thirteen tables of euchre
were in play last Wednesday even-
ing in the 13elgrave Community
rooms. Winners were: High lady,
Mrs. Mel Bradburn; Man, Mrs.
George Walker (playing as a
man); 1st Novelty Lady, Mrs.
Olive Walker; Man, Mrs. James
R. Coultes (playing as a .man);
2nd Novelty Lady, Mrs. Percy
Adams; Man, Fred Porter; Low
Lady, Mrs. Nethery; Man, Mark
Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bee-
croft left last Thursday even-
ing by plane from Malton air-
port to spend three weeks in
England and Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wight-
man of Listowel visited on Sun-
day with Mrs. Marshall Stone-
house.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mont-
gomery, Ann and Alexander of
Guelph called on Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Wightman on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt,
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JUNIOR AUXILIARY
The sixth meeting of the Bel-
grave Junior Auxiliary was held
at the Orange Hall on Saturday
morning. Cathy Walker led in
the games. The meeting opened
with the vice-president, Betty
Meurs leading in the opening
exercises. Sheila Anderson had
charge of the Roll Call. Minutes
were read by Connie Meurs.
The Treasurer's report was
given by Dianne Scott. Leaders
for the next meeting - Games,
Karen Scott, Sing-song, Patsy
Scott; Helping with worship ser-
vice, Sheila Anderson, Clean-up,
Betty Meurs. Dianne Scott helped
with the worship service, Ruth
Ann White collected the offer-
ing and the offertory prayer was
given by Janette Johnston. The
worship for the day proceded
'with girls working on stripe
work and others on badges. Thir-
teen girls were present. Audrey
Scott led in the sing-song.
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JAMES A. FERGUSON
James A. Ferguson of 49
Fifth St., Chatham, died sud-
denly at St. Joseph's Hospital
on Saturday, April 20. He was
born at Belgrave 80 years ago,
the son of the late. Andrew Ferg-
uson and Elizabeth McCurdy. He
attended Wingham High School
and the Business College in W Ing-
ham.
He joined the staff of the
Bank of Commerce where he
was employed until he joined
the Air Force in 1916. After
the war he worked for the Can-
ada Life Assurance Company and
was district manager at Guelph
until his retirement. Since then
he was clerk in the Chatham
Hotel.
Mr. Ferguson is survived by
a brother, Daniel and one sister
Mrs. Norman Geddes, both of
Goderich. His wife, the former
Margaret Mulvey, and a brother
Wilburn, predeceased him some
years ago.
The funeral service, conduc-
ted by Rev. Allen Churchill was
held at the Bowman Funeral Home
in Chatham and interment was
in the Brandon Cemetery, Bel-
grave. Rev. John G. Roberts of
J the United Church in. Belgrave
conducted the graveside service.
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