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SIX. THE WINGHAIV1 ADVANCE-TIMES
Wednesday, June ..1st; 1949
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BELGRAVE
A good iturnber from this commun-
ity attended the Clinton Spring Show:
Sonic of those with Prize winning ex-
Whits were Fiala]: Thompson & Son,
Harold Vincent, Melvin Taylor &
Son and James Currie.
Flower and Children's Sunday will
be observed in the United Church on
Sunday. A children's choir will have
special music,
Mr, Find Mrs. Hugh Smith of Mol-
esworth, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Taylor.
Mrs. Percy McLean has been re-
moved to the Wingham General Hos-,,
pital,
Miss ,Marilyn Brydges of London,
visited With. her grandmother, Mrs. T,
Brydges and Joan.
Miss Norma Brydges had her ap-
pendix removed in Wingham General
Hospital on Saturday. Miss Mildred
Higgins is teaching in her place this
week,
Belgrave Win From Fondwich
Belgrave C Ball Team 'played their
second game of the season in Ford-
wich on Thursday night which result-
edin a win for Belgrave by the score
of 15 to 5. George McGee and John-
ston both pitched good ball and re-
ceived good support by their team
mates. Fordwich fielded a younger
team and should be much better as the
season progresses.
Belgrave Entertained Blyt'h Y.P.U.
The Belgrave Young People were
hosts to the Blyth Young People for
a social evening on Friday night. A
good attendance was present. The
evening was opened with a lively sing-
song with Patsy Anderson, Marjorie
MacKenzie and Rev. Moores as the
leaders, and Shirley Philips, Blyth ac-
companied at the piano.
Ross Anderson conducted some in-
teresting contests and games. Lunch
was served by the girls. Bill Manning,
president of the Blyth group expressed
thanks for- the splendid evening.
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Ada Dow led the meeting and Gladys
Campbell was pianist. Patsy Ander-
son prepared and read the topic about
the United Church and it's 'beginning.
Numerous business matters were
brought up and discussed, It was de-
cided that Marjorie MacKenzie and
Patsy Anderson would attend the Y,
P.A. Summer Camp at Goderich. The
meeting was closed with a hymn and
the Lord's Prayer,
Belgrave Ball League
jtine 1—Sunshine at Brick
" 6—Belgrave at Marnoch
If 8—Marnoch at'Sunshine
f 10—Brick at Marnoch
13—Sunshine at Belgrave -
15—Marnoch at Brick
fir 17—Marnoch at Belgrave
17-13rick at Sunshine
if 20—Brick at Belgrave
23--Sunshine at Marnoch
27—Belgrave at Sunshine
29—Belgrave at Brick
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Miss Margaret McPherson, student
nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, was a week-end visitor at her
home here. -
Mrs., CbeSter Taylor, Mr. Murray
Taylor. accompaniel by Mrs. Gordon
Miller and Larry of London, and Mr.
Jim Hobden of Wingham, are leaving
this week on a motor trip and visit
to relatives in Montreal and Ottawa.
Mrs. Wm. Snowden of Laurel .Was
a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. E. W,
Rice last week.
Mr. Ross McPherson who has been
a patient in the Wingham Hospital
with back injuries for the past two
months, has gone to Victoria Hospital,
London, for further treatment,
Mrs. George Stuart was hostess for
the regular meeting of the Wofnen's
Institute which was held a week ear-
lier because of the Diltrict Annual
meeting which will be held here on
Thursday of this week. Mrs, Elwood
Barbour presided, and the roll call was
responded to, by "suggestions for the
New Year," Plans were made for
attending the meeting of the Luck-
now Institute on Friday, June 10th.
Plans were also completed for the din-
ner for the District Annual and Mrs.
Barbour, Mrs, G. McPherson, Miss
Mary Murray and Mrs. W. A. Miller
will be the delegates. It was decided
to apply for a Short Course on "Your
Money's Worth" in. Food or Needle-
Migii.ViligiiligligMiRiMixliMi=niMMFMETASIVRTGIMMRIAUFSBNOZOIEMEZI
visitor with her brother Mr. E. J. and
Mrs. Thom,
There will he no, service in the
United Church next Sunday on ac
count of the Anniversary Services in
the United Church, Wilitechurch.
point. Norma Murray favoured with
a piano solo and Mrs. E. W. Rice
with a reading. Lunch was served,
with Miss Mary Murray and Mrs. Cliff
Murray as hostesses.
Mrs. Alex Leitch of Detroit, was a
Bride and Groom Honoured
M'r. and Mrs. Gibson Armstrong
were guests of honour at a party held
in the Forester's Hall, Belgrave, when
a large number of friends gathered to
wish them well. During the evening,
the bride and groom were invited to
the platform by Mr. Sam Pletch and
presented with a handsome sum of
money. Jackson's Orchestra played for
the dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong
will live in London.
Twenty-Five Years Married
About sixty friends and neighbours
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Procter of the
!fourth line of Morris gathered at their
!home to celebrate their silver wedding,
Progressive euchre was played during
ithe evening. Mr. Cecil Wheeler made
l a few remarks and asked Mr. and Mrs.
!Procter to come forward and Mrs.
Rae Crawford read an address. Mr.
Crawford made the presentation of a
beautiful china cabinet. Mr. and Mrs.
Procter both expressed their apprecia-
tion. The ladies served refreshments,
United Church Supper
A congregational supper was held
in the United Church, when a large
crowd sat down to a well filled table.
(After the supper the following artists
entertained. Misses Donna Anderson,
land Marilyn Moores in a piano duet,
Lillian and Jean Thompson in a vocal
duet and a dutch dance. Elaine Bolt a
piano solo and Ruth Procter at the
,piano. Sandra 'Rath sang a solo, Mrs.
Walter Scott and Rev. W. J. Moores
(gave monalogues and Miss . Frances
1Walker at the piano. The evening
'closed with a discussion on improve-
ments for the church. Mr. Moores was
Master of Ceremonies and Mrs. J. C.
Procter wars the program convener.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mc-
Lennan of Kincardine learned with re-
gret of the death of their little dau-
ghter, following a tonsil operation.
Mrs. McLennan was the former Miss
(Lila MacDonald. and taught at No. 8
lWawanosh. Friends who called on
IMr. and Mrs. McLennan from Bel-
(grave were, M. and Mrs. Albert Vin-
'cent, Mr. and 'Mrs. Cecil Chamney,
Mrs, C. R. Logan and Mrs. Roy Mc-
Sween, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Vincent
and Mrs. R. J. Scott attended the
funeral in Ripley on Saturday.
Lights Changed
The Belgrave street lights which
have been the topic of much'discussion
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