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Wye hope all roads lead to Belmore
the evening of November 7th., for
the official opening of the new Bel-
more Arena and Community Centre.
Come and meet your friends at the
Turkey dinner in Belmore.
Quite a few changes have taken
place around here during the past
week. Mr. aand Mrs, Paul Preiss mov-
ed to the home in the village, that
they purchased from the Abram es-
tate, and have been re-modelling
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Merkley and
family of Wingham moved to George
Merkley's farm on the Wroxeter road
and Mr, and Mrs. Herb Miller and
family moved to the house recently
vacated by Leslie Edwards.
Presbyterian Church
Communion service was held in the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday af-
ternoon with Rev, Alex Simpson of
Teeswater in charge. The choir pro-
vided special music. The Y.P.S. held
their meeting in the S. S. room Sun-
day evening, in charge of the service
convener Jimmie Darling. The topic
"Holy Communion" was taken by Miss
Jean Dickson.
Rehnoie
Quite a aU&3ei4Sful shdii'sif was held
in the Community Hall on Monday
evening of last week, for Mr.aannd
Mrs. Wm, Abraham of London, new-
lyweds, Mrs. Harry Mulvey read
address and Mrs. Carl Fitch pre-
sented them with a purse of money.
"Bill" made a very suitable reply, Tif-
fin's orchestra provided music for
dancing, lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dickson spent a
few days in Preston over the week-
end,
Mrs. J. S. Inglis is spending a
couple of weeks in Kitchener with her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Halliday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Inglis visited
last Wednesday with Miss Jean Ing-
lis at Freeport,
Mr, and Mrs. Erwin Zinn of Dun-
gannon spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Zinn.'
Mrs. Farrell invited the ladies of
the village to a Brush Demonstration
Friday evening.
Mrs. Dickson and Alice and Miss
Mary Darling visited Mrs, Robert Jef-
fray last Thursday.
Mrs, Helen Davidson, Miss Nellie
and Mr. John Doig were guests of
Mrs. John Inglis and Gordon last
Saturday evening. Mrs. Davidson is
leaving for her home in Boston this
week after spending six weeks visit-
ing relatives and fri'mds around here.
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Metcalf
Wingham
and
sons, visited his sisters in
on Sunday lafternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker and
Donald .visited Mrs.- Jealeanel-- on -
Snuday after church.
Mrs. Curie has just returned from
Stratford, where she spent some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Alex Mar-
shall .Their many friends are sorry
to learn that Jimmie Marshall is a
patient in London hospital, with an
infected bone in his ankle. It has been
necessary to remove the diseased
bone and graft another piece in so
this leg is in a cast. We wish him a
complete recovery and not too lengthy
a convalescence.
Mrs. Clark Renwick spent the past
week in Toronto visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Barney Keemar and Mr.
Keemar. She was accompanied to
Eva May Savage
The community was deeply sadden-
ed when it was learned that Eva May
Savage, beloved wife of Ben Hayden,
had passed away after a lengthy ill-
ness in her 43rd, year.
Mrs. Hayden was a good Christian
woman, and bore her suffering pat-
iently, She was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Savage, and had liv-
ed most of her entire life in the com-
munity. She leaves to mourn her loss,
her husband, two daughters Grace
and Mary, and four sons, Frank,
Murray, Gerald and Phillip, all at
home,
The funeral services were conduct-
ed on Wednesday by Mr. Yost of
Harriston and Mr, John Martin of
Hawkesville. Interment was in Ethel
cemetery.
The pallbearers were neighbours of
the deceased, Messrs. Andrew Mc-
Lennan, Morley Traviss, Ned Thomp-
son, Selah Breckenridge, Alex Mc-
Donald, and Gordon Holt, The flower
bearers were: Glenn Fraser, Jelin
Johnston, Glenn McKercher, David
McKay, Keith McLennan and Robert
Barwick. The community extends
deepest sympathy to the relatives in
their time of sorrow.
William Johnston Passes
A lifelong resident of the 1st. line
of Morris, passed away in the person
of Mr. William Johnston, The fun-
eral was held on Friday with the ser-
vices conducted by Rev Mr, Brooks of
Bluevale United Church. We extend
sympathy to the bereaved relatives
in the community.
Personals
Mr, Kenneth Jacklin, who spent
sometime in the West, has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vs/in, Smith and fam-
ily have Moved to Wroxeter, where
they intend making their hove,
Those visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 8elah Breckenridge on Sun-
day were: Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Currie of Zetland, also Mr, and Mrs.
Alvin Orvis of Wingliam. Mr. and
Mrs. Currie also visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald,
"Bartiacanas" chickens, that lay
green, yellow, gray, olive and Shoe-
olate-colOured eggs. will once again
be exhibited at the Royal Agricult-
ural Winter Fair. which takes Olace
this year in Toronto from Xtiv. 13-21,
NEWS OF 'WROXETER
United Church Young People
Organize For Coming Season
'The Young People's Union, United
Church, met on Monday evening in
the church. school room to organize
for the coming season. President,
Ron McMichael was in the chair and
conducted the devotional period, The
Meeting opened with the pinging of
the hymn, '0 Son of God Our Cap-
tain of Salvation". Billy Hart read
the Scripture lesson choosing St.
.john!s Gospel, chapter 14, verses 1-7.
Rev, E. W, Todd led in prayer. Poi-
:lowing the readings of the minutes
:nominations were made and the fol-
!lowing officers elected for the 00111-
1ng year: President, Shirley Newton;
1st. Vice-Pres., Glenn McMichael;
„....Secretary, Billy Hart, and Pianist,
lip Shirley McMichael, ponveners: Chris-
tian Culture, Marlyn MacLean;
,Christian Fellowship, Donald Gibson;
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than el"1" Thne gat" 1". 3 DOMINR)11 STORES LT?.
Sunday afternoon of hearing their
cousin, Rev, Walter Donnelly of Win-
nipeg, in a broadcast from his
church, Young United, in that city.
Hymns chosen fegr this special ser-
gvice, were '0 Lord and Master of
Mankind' and 1-low Sweet the Name
of Jesus Sounds.' Mr. Donnelly is
author of several books.
Women's Missionary Society
The November meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society, United
Church, will be held at the Manse, on
the afternoon of the 9th,, at 3. Theme
'We will remember them.' Mrs, Har-
vey Timm and Mrs. A, J. Sanderson,
will have charge of the devotions.
Mrs, Frank Sanderson will review
a chapter of the study book, 'From
Lakes to Northern Lights,' An item
from Community Friendship secre-
tary, will be given by Mrs. A. Moffat.
Roll call to be answered by an item
from the Missionary Monthly.
Women's Institute
The November meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held on Nov-
ember 6th at 8, and will take the
form of a social evening to be held
in the Masonic Club rooms with two
neighboring Institutes as guests. In
charge of arrangements are Mrs. Al-
len Munro, Mrs. Crawford Gibson and
Mrs. William Hart, The local W. I.
are also sponsoring a euchre in the
Masonic Club rooms on Friday night
nt this Week, November 2nd., at 8,30,
to which everyone is invited, donven-
ing the party of this week is Mrs,
Parker and Mrs. Charles Gathers.
The committee are requesting each
member to provide a Bingo prize, The
party will feature novelty prizes.
Hunter - MacDonald
At the Manse, Oxford Centre, on
Saturday, October 20th., Rev. U. E.
Cronhielm, formerly of Wroxeter Un-
ited Church, officiated at the mar-
riage of Mary Lois, daughter of Mrs.
Ruth MacDonald, Wroxeter, and the
late Archie MacDonald, and Roy
Scott, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hunter, Wroxeter, The young couple
have taken up residence in Blenheim,
where the groom is a member of the
'Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gibson, of
Wroxeter, wish to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Lulu
Margaret Frances, to Mr. Harry
James Reffell, son of Mrs. Reffell and
the late Mr. Charles Reffell. The
wedding will take place in London
on Nov, 10th.
Personals
Mr. Robert Richardson, student
missionary of Fonthill, spent Mon-
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bro-
thers.
Mr. J. H. Wylie spent the week-end
in Toronto.
Miss Shirley Newton joined the
staff of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce, at Wingham, on Monday, Shir-
ley's many friends join in wishing
her every success.
Mr. and Mrs. James Reid, Toronto,
spent last week with the latter's
grandmother, Mrs. Victoria Brothers.
Mrs. Reid is the former Thelma Bro-
thers.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Hunter (nee Mary MacDonald,
whose marriage took place October
20th. Best wishes of all in the com-
munity is extended to the popular
young couple.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Porter' of Whitby,
formerly of Brussels, called at the
Roy Hunter home on Sunday,
The Wroxeter Ball Club have ask-
ed Brown's Orchestra to play for a
dance they will sponsor in Wroxeter
Town Hall on the evening of Thurs-
day, 15th of November.
Friends here will regret to learn
Mrs. Gav Davidson a former resident,
now of Oshawa, is a patient in the
hospital in that city and will wish
for her an early return to good
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Munro, also Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Wylie, spent Thurs-
day in Owen Sound, the guests of
Mr and Mrs. Vern Denny.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson of
Guelph, were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton.
Miss Margaret Harris, daughter of
Mrs James Harris, Wroxeter North,
who has for some years been with
Loblaw stores in London, has been
transferred to North Bay and left for
that place a few days ago;
Mr. Ross Sanderson apd Mr. Hugh
Harris, who have spent some weeks
in Western Canada returned home
last week,
The Women's Guild of St. James' ,
Anglican Church, will hold their an-
nual Bazaar on the afternoon of Nov-
ember 17th. Afternoon tea will be
served. Members are working hard
to make their bazaar the best yet,
Mrs. Douglas_ Vegan, Gorrie, has .
taken a position on the staff of the
local Bank of Commerce.
Dr. Bill and Mrs, Martin and son,
Peter, of Drayton, were recent guests
of Mrs, James Harris.
Miss Maggie Knox, who has been a
patient in Wingham General Hospi-
tal, for some time following an acci-
dent which caused a broken bone, has ,
had the cast removed and is much
more comfortable.
Del —0 ''-om St. James Church,
attended the Deanery meeting held In !
Trinity nureh, Fordwich, last week.
Miss Gilberta Howes, Kitchener,
spent the week-end with her parents, I'
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Howes,
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Web-
ster, were Mrs. - Webster's mother, !
Mrs. John Tarr, also Mrs. C. Lemon
and daughter, Helen, all of Stouff- !
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has spent the summer with relatives
and friends here, and is now planning
to return to her home in Regina,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryce and Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Burchill and sons,
spent Thursday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. John Farrell,
Mr. Steve Abram of London, spent
the week-end with Mr. Ken Horton.
The sympathy of the community
here goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Corrigan in the death of their infant
daughter.
Mr, and Mrs, Aldin Harris and Miss
E. Butcher of Owen Sound, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Megwood of Han-
over, visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Farrell.
Raymond Gowdy and Walter Ren-
wick returned on Friday after a two
months' trip to the Coast. .
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Douglas spent
the week-end with friends in St.
Catharines and Toronto, Mrs, Doug-
las attended a convention of musical
supervisors at St. Catharines.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Pollen of Exeter,
called on Mr, and Mrs. N, litmkin on
Sunday.
Miss Donna Copeland spent the
week-end With Mr, and Mrs. Roy
Gowdy, Mrs. Gowdy returned from
Wingham Hospital this past week,
Her many friends hope she may soon
regain her strength and health.
Mr, anti Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery
of Belgravd, visited FS1rIndaY with Mr.
and Mrs. John Fitch Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Eadie, Glenannaii,
and two children visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins,
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Haskins and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Haskins
and Mrs, Lionel Mahood spent the
week-end in Ottawa with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas and children.
Mr. Geo. Inglis, Mr, Robert Aitken
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gilmer attended
a Legion gathering in Toronto over
the week-end.
N,,EWS OF BELMORE
Plan Official Opening
Of New Community Centre
JAMESTOWN
Hear Cousin on Radio Talk
Mrs. W. E. VanVelsor and Miss
Rona VanVelsor had the pleasure on
Executive Will Meet
The East Huron executive of the
Women's Institute also presidents and
secretaries of the branches, directors
and conveners of standing commit-
tees, will hold their fall conference
in Cranbrook on the afternoon of
November 5th., at 2 p.m. Presiding
will be the president, Mrs. Scottie
McCann' of Fordwich. The program
will consist of discussion groups on
the work of the W. I. and plans will
be set up for the coming year's activ-
ities,
Jimmy Allen Wins Scholarship
Announcement was made last week
of a scholarship won by Jimmy Allen,
son of Mrs. J. J. Allen of Toronto,
se,./J1 grandson of Mr, and Mrs, ,1, N,
Allen in tf'.wn, Jimmy is a student at
Riverdale Collegiatd. The achnlership
is valued at fifty dollars. Ells many
friends here are pleased to hear of
his success and extend congratula-
tions:
Christian Citizenship, Betty Newton;
Recreation, Billy Gibson, Jimmy Wy-
lie, Donna MacLean, and Ronnie Hig-
gins.
Plans were made to meet every
other Monday evening, the first meet-
ing of the season to take the form of
a social evening. All the young
people are cordially invited to at-
tend and become members of the soc-
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