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Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Wade, Bel-
grave, visited the former';; parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wade, on Saw-
day.
Neigl bon rs and friends paid Mr,
and Mrs, Garnet K ing a surprise vis-
it on Saturday evening on. the oc-
colon of their 25th wedding atml-
Ir Mr'sarrSY,- J. Thomson, of Clifford, vis-
ited for a few days last week with
Taylor.
daughter,her Mrs, Mel Taylor and
Mr.
Local high school students have
been taking part in activities in their
respective schools. Everitt Cooper
had a part in the operetta, "The Gon-
doliers" presented by Listowel High
School students and Miss Ethel Reis
was in the chorus. At the Harristoit
High School commencement exer-
cises Bill Johnston was a member of
east
the
in "The Absent Minded Pro-
fessor",
Mr. Antos Denny, of Fergus, is
spending a couple of weeks at the
home of Mrs, Mary Denny,
Mrs. Mac Corbett and baby son, of
London, are spending some time at
the Inane of her parents, Air. and Mrs,
Ed. Matthews,
Members of the C,G.I.T., their mo-
thers and W.M.S. members attended a
re-affiliation service of the C,G.I.T.
with the \NILS. Reita Harding was
in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Pol-
lock gave a summary of the mission
study of Japan and Mrs. Miner gave
a talk on the theme for the C.G.I.T.
week, "To Serve Christ—Give Thy-
self".
Miss Ruth Patterson has been
successful in passing her examinations
at the Galt General Hospital and has
received her cap.
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Nickel, Hod-
son leaves for Halifax in the near
future, where be has been posted for
duty,
4ild Mrs, John Farrell attended
the funerat ,Qt Mrs. Sarah Steinhoff*
a relative of Mr, Farrell's, at
too, on. Friday last..
Mr,. .and Mrs, Earl IVIeNee and
family, spent Sunday ith relatives
at Dungannon.
gr, and Mrs, Jas, Halliday of
Winghana, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Doubledee on Sunday evening.
Mr, and Mr5. John Farrell spent
Tuesday with Mt. and Mrs, Cordon
Loutitt of .Howick.
Belmore Curlers, have set the day
for their bonspiel as Monday, Feb-
ruary 19th,
and Mrs. Oliver Death and
sons of Weston, spent the week-end
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'riston, and all had the Privilege of
skating in'. the new arena. on Saturday.
On Monday night lest the Belgrave
and Belmore teams played
a game in tbe- ./.MMOre .Arena„ the
score being 3,3' for Beigrave.
gr. and Mrs, Harry Vogan of '
Moncton, N. B., Mr, And Mrs. Bruce
Vogan of Toronto and Mr, Ross Vo-
gen of Wingbatn, visited With their
parents, Mr. and AirS, Joseph Vegan
during the week,end,
Raiph Diekso.a .had. the misfortuee
to hurt his knee At the rink last week,
so is having to take a few days en-
forced rest.
Rev, Donald Sinclair -of Exeter,
occupied the pulpit in the presbyter-
ian church on Sunday afternoon, Mr,
Umbach of Lucknow, bad charge a
week ago. Dr, MacDonald is still quite
ill in Winghant Hospital,
Miss Agees Darling spent Saturday
in London,
Miss Mildred Ballagh *as home for
the week-end.
Hockey
On Friday night the Belmore Good-
years and the Kinloss Kubs played
a scheduled hockey game in the Kin-
eardine rink, with the local boys los-
ing. During the game, Raymond
Gowdy, the Belmore goalie, received
a nasty gash on the cheek front a fly-
ing puck, which necessitated six stit-
ches. Raymond was unable to finish
the game which was bad for the mor-
ale of the team.
The Bellmore Catmcks played the
Howick Lions in the local rink on
Friday night, with the Lions coming
out on top,
Day of yrayer Service
Forty-one ladies attended the Day
of Prayer service in the Presbyterian
church last Friday afternoon, Mrs.
Scott Inglis, Mrs. J, H. Martin and
Mrs. Alex Sangster were leaders with
Mrs. Curie presiding at the organ,
The following ladies led in prayer in
the' order given on the Program; Mrs,
James Dickson, Mrs. Robt. Inglis,
Mrs. Leslie Harkness, Mrs. Jos, Vo-
gait, Airs, Harper and Mrs. 14',. johann.
Miss Marian MacDonald sang "Open
Mine Eyes that I May See,"
In the ubsence of Dr. MacDonald
through illness, Rev. j. H, Martin
kindly substituted, and gave a Very
timely and practical address on the
subject, "Perfect Love Castel:11 Out
Fear." He said "Fear is SO ranwant
in the world today, The west fears the
east, the east fears the west, The white
men aro fearful of the black And
yellow races and vice versa. Capital
fears labbr, and labor capital, the rieh
fear the poor and the poor fear the
rich, etc, jesus foued the people of
His day worried by similar problems,
He was. not uesympatheitc, but looked
beyond the problem to the cause and
supplied the remedy by saying "Per-
fect love easteth out fear." Faith in
God and love, as applied in the Golden
Rule to all the problems of life is
still the Christian remedy for fear.
Collection taken amounted to $10,
At the close of the meeting the ladies
of the church served lunch mid a soc-
ial half boor was enjoyed. .
BELGRAVE
Friends Honor Mr, Grashy
Friends and neighbours gathered
at the home of Bert Jackson, on Fri-
day ea ening to honour Mr. Martin
Grasby, who recently left their midst
to reside in Belgrave, after spending
all his life on the Gth of Morris. The
evening was spent in euchre and crok-
Mole, prize winners being Airs. Clifton
Walsh and Martin Grasby, low going
to Jim Walpole and Eleanor Walsh,
the treasurer's report and Mrs, GO,
Yin Robinson the report of the Christ-
mas and other cards that have been
sold. The next meeting will be in
charge of Group 3 and will be the
Easter meeting, Mrs. Harold Via-
cent Was in charge of the worship
period, the theme being, "His Silent
Presence", Mrs. Gordon Bosnian
read two poems, by Kagawa of japan.
The Scripture lesson was the 23rd
Psalm in unison, Mrs. Rieman, Mrs,
Stonehouse, Mrs, Hanna, Mrs, Per-
don and Mrs, Logan preset red a skit.
The meeting closed with a hymn.and
prayer, Mrs, Vincent conducted a
contest dealing with the missionaries
of japan and their work there. Lunch
was served by the hostess and Grout)
Two,
W. I. Meets Tuesday
The community activities and public
relations meeting of the W. I. will. be
held Tuesday, Feb, 20th., at 480
o'clock at the home of Airs. Wm,
Kelly, Belgrave, with Mrs. R. Proc-
ter, convener, The roll call to be ans-
wered by giving "My Favorite Sport."
A quiz by Mrs. Earl Anderson and
music by Elaine Bolt. Rev. Roberts is
expected to be present and. address
the ladies. Refreshment committee,
Mrs. F. Cook, Mrs. J. Wheeler and
Mrs. E. McGuire.
Mission Band
The Happy Hearts Mission Band
of Belgrave United Church met on
Sunday, Jan. 21st., with an attend-
ance of 19. The meeting was led by
the president, Evelyn Cook and open-
ed with hymn 113. The Scripture les-
son was read by Allan Nicol. A mis-
sionary story was read by Ruth Proc-
ter followed by prayer by Lois Cook.
The roll call and offering were fol-
lowed by hymn 112. The election of
officers resulted as follows: President,
Donald Jardine; Vice-President, Al-
lan Nicol; Secretary, Elaine Bolt;
treasurer, Ruth Procter; Pianists,
Evelyn Cook, Marilyn Moores; Press
reporter, ila Pengelly. The group
divided for the study period. The
meeting closed wtih hymn 16 and the
Lord's Prayer.
Euchre Club
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamney en-
tertained the 9th line euchre club last
Friday evening, High escores were
won by Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse and
john A.,fason, consolation prizes, Airs.
Harold Woods and John Wells. Eight
tables took part in the play. The next
evening will be at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. John MacMillan and
family of Listowel, visited on Sunday
with Mrs. R. J. Scott.
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Prizes were donated by Mrs. Sam
Fear and Mrs. Cayton McGregor.
Mystery prize was won by Carl Cum-
ming, All spent a very enjoyable even-
ing and the following was .read;
TIsietaGtet,h line of Morris has been a fine
ThergesaloIe,re Kellys and Netherys
There were Grasbys, Cronyns, Gor-
mans and Craigs,
Theraedolres been a great change, I'll-
On the line a lot of those farms
changed their name
But they all seem to prosper and
lys moved out and Sam Fear
moved in,
And a fine big family they raised. '
Clayton McGregor's all went to the
city to live,
They thought fanning too slow for
AlextiNieentlher3; started in with a swing,
He says I'll show them a thing
Clifton Walsh on the other side, up-1
• rooted 'the trees,
We all really thought it a shame,
He wanted more land to grow morel
grass.
And to improve the look of4lis claim;
Norm Walsh he got tired of work, so
he says I've got enough
Jack Johnson, he stepped right in,
and says I'll do my stuff.
Bert Jackson says there's money in I
pigs,
I know, they '11 pay that's all,
So a nice field of corn he set out to
fatten the pigs,
That Ile raised in the fall.
But a fine bunch of geese wandered in
for their shade,
Not a cob they missed in the patch,
So his pigs in the fall came out pretty
thin,
So Bert says, that ends that,
The Grasby's quit farming, their for-
tunes had made,
Marlin went north to the village to
stay,
Their gain was our loss, we miss every
day.
Our hope is health and prosperity, to
dwell in his way,
For . folks like him you don't meet
every clay,
Now as old friends and neighbours,
tonight we have gathered to present
a small token, we hope you'll enjoy.
In remembrance of your old friends
and neighbours, and myself.
Mrs, Archie Montgomery
Mrs, Bert Jackson,
Evening Auxiliary
Airs. Harold Vincent was hostess
for the regular meeting of the Even-
ing Auxiliary on Tuesday, February
0, with 21 present. Ali's. FA, Wight.
man opened the meetin„.: with a hymn,
followed by prayer. Mrs. E. Bolt read
secretary's report; Mrs. j. Coultes,
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