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FEB. 11-17, 1962
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No Cele.bra'tiort. on 50th Anniversary
B1;LGRAVE• -Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert G. Vincent are married 50
years today, Feb, .14th. Mr, Vin-
cent was born in Usborne Township
in 1885. Mrs. Vincent, the former
Bertha McDowell, was born in East
Wawanosh in 1886, on the farm
where her brother, Alva, now re-
sides. They were married on the
farm where she was born.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent started
married life on a homestead in Al-
BELGRAR
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong,
of Hamilton, recently visited with
Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong and
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Grasby and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaw and
family, of London, spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
:fob n Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanCamp re-
cently visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hayes, Elyria, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and
family, of Bluevale, visited on Sat-
urday with Mr, and Mrs. William
McNeil.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Lamont, which was born on
February 7, is a patient in the War
Memorial Children's Hospital, Lon-
don, having undergone an operation
there on Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph McCrea, and James
Lamont visited with Mrs. Ray
Honking and Mrs. Carl Procter, on
Sunday, at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, where they are patients.
Mrs. J. M. Coultes is convener
of the citizenship meeting of the
Belgrave Women's Insitute meeting
to be held in the community centre
on Tuesday afternoon.
LASSICAL STYLE. There's bright-eyed eagerness
— and a clash of regal distinction in Chevrolet's
rich new style for '62. A wonderful blend for a
remarkable car.
ANDLING EASE THAT'S EXCEPTIONAL.
Chevrolet has the smooth, easy
handling you've been looking for.
Due in part to its Ball -Race steering
gear that almost eliminates friction.
EXCITING NEW PERFORMANCE. Pick
your economy — pick your power!
Chevrolet offers a tremendous
choice: six engines that range from
a 135 hp gas miser 6 to an all-out
V8 performer that boasts 409 horses!
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•ALUE NO OTHER CAR CAN MATCH.
Automotive value has two cate-
gories: Chevrolet and all others.
Your best buy bar none in the show-
room, and your best sale bar none
at trade-in time.
IDE THAT'S "JET•SMOOTH".Four big
coil springs level bumps to mole-
hill size — and then vibration is
dampened at 725 insulating and
cushioning points. What's left?
Just a Jet -smooth ride!
PEN SPACES FOR COMFORT AND
CONVENIENCE. If you're high, wide
and handsome ... and even if you
have five friends along, Chevrolet
pampers you — with space to spare.
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UXORIOUSLY APPOINTED.) Other cars may be as
luxurious as Chevrolet — but only if they cost much,
much more. That's a benefit of leadership: more
Chevrolets made ... more opportunity to give
1 you more for your money.
XTRAS THAT ARE STANDARD EQUIPMENT. Every model
of Chevrolet comes complete with such quality extras
as electric windshield wipers, deluxe steering wheel,
foam cushioned front seat, front armrests, dual sun
visors, cigarette lighter, glove box lock and crank-
operated ventipanes — at no extra cost!
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berta, The couple have resided .in
Belgrave for the past' 11 yetti's,'Ow-
ing to illness there will be no cele-
bration at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs, Vincent have -four
children, Mrs, Clifford '(Dprotliy)
Logan of Belgrave; Harold, on, the
farm his parents lived ;on : after
moving from Alberta on the sixth
concession of.East Wawanosh;
Leslie in London .and Mrs.' Roy
(Edna) MacSween• of • Winghain.
There are 12 grandchildren and'one
great-grandchild.
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Weekly Euchre::.
BELGP..AVE Herson?Irwin.:and
Harold Vincent were, the high prize
winners • at the' 'reigular 'weekly
euchre party held in the coni.miknd-
ty centre. Novelty prizes were won
by Mrs, Cora- McGill. and John E.
McCallum. Consolation 'prizes went
to Mrs. John • Anderson and Joseph
Dunbar. :
Entertain Groups
At Skating Party
BELGRAVE-The Belgrave iii -C
group entertained young :people
from Gorrie, Bluevale, wdngham,
Whitechurch, Auburn, and Kinburn
at a skating and broommball party
in the Belgrave arena on Friday
evening. After games in the library
rooms, the group skated and later
divided into broomball teams. Sev-
eral lively games were played ,and
then everyone went to the United
Church for lunch of soup, crackers,
donuts and coffee.
AFTERNOON UNIT-
TO SAVE STAMPS
BELGRAVE--Tine afternoon unit
of the United Church •Women`.met
on Wednesday afternoon in `static
church basement with Mrs. • Lyle
Hopper opening the meeting with a
hymn, prayer and a Psalm. The
president, Mrs. Leslie Bolt, was in
charge of the business period when
routine reports were read by the
secretary and treasurer._
Mrs. Ross Robinson and Mrs.
Earl Anderson each gave reports
of the Presbyterial meeting held re-
cently in Clinton.
Members were requested to save
old stamps, used nylons and re-
ligious material. Mrs. Herb. Wheel-
er was appointed to be In charge
of the penny collection to be used
for cards, flowers and other ar-
ticles.
Members are asked to bring any
old secretary's books they may have
so that the committee, Mrs. Wil-
Ilard Armstrong, Mrs. Earl Ander-
s• -m, Mrs. Herb Wheeler and Mrs.
James Michie, may summarize these
to send into headquarters.
Mrs. Williard Armstrong was In
eharge of the study, "Youth in
Transition, Lost or Found," from
the book "Signals in the Sixties."
Mrs Walter Seott was in charge of
the Bible study, which was from
the first two ehapters of Acts.
Members are to read the third
chapter of Acts for the next !fleet-
ing.
The World Day 'of Prayer is on
March 0 in Trinity Anglican Church
with Mrs. J. H. Anderson as guest
speaker,
Committee Will
Summarize History
BDLGRAVE --• Mrs. Lewis Cook
welcomed the members of the Ev-
ening Unlit of the United Church
Women of Knox United Church to
het home on Wednesday evening,
The president, Mrs, Ted Fear, open-
ed the meeting with a hymn and
the, l'ord's prayer in unison, Rout-
ine reports were read, Mrs, Clar-
ence Hanna:, Mrs. Clifford Logain,
and Mrs, Ross Anderson were a.p-
pointed as a committee to siimmar-
ize the history of the Evening Unit.
Mrs, Jack Taylor was in charge
of the worship, the theme being
"Our Church and Our Community"
and a questionnaire was answered.
Mrs. Eldon Cook read a story about
the strength of the rural church,
Mrs, Ross Anderson conducted
Bible study from the first two
chapters of ,Acts. Mrs. Stanley
Hopper and her group tvi11 be in
charge of the March meeting
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by H. H. P. Johnston
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manager
WHEN Y'OU CALL "ltI I'Ailt SI',RLVICE"
In tines of emergency, nt4ten telephone service may be hi,-
terrupted by freezing rain, floods, fires or high winds, we are all
familiar •is'itJi the
restoration job done
by telephone repair
crews.. You may not
realize it, but it is
the dependable man-
ller in which ,dayet4-
day telephone re-
pairs are made under
normal eirelnnsta:n.
ees that conditions;
our people to act in
critical times, It
takes a skilled team
to provide efficient
repair and restora-
tion service. When
"Repair Service" re-
ceives a report on a
customer's line, a
whole team of employees goes into action and this teamwork
goes far -.to insure that service restoration is made as promptly
as possible. Clearing trouble when it happens, wahether inside
or outside .. in all kinds of weather .. the Repair Service men
and women play an important part in helping us to provide you
with dependable telephone service.
Iran Gardner is just one member of the
skilled team that goes into action when
telephone service is interrupted.
WORLD'S LEADING TELEPHONE USERS
A telephone directory of 1910 warns subscribers: "RInging on
a line before 6 a.m, or after 10 p.m. is positively forbidden, except
for a doctor." This was accepted as reasonable in the early days
of telephony. What a difference today! You can now call when
you want for as long as you want. As a matter of fact, for the
nineth consecutive year Canadians Lead the world in the number
of telephone conversations per person. So, take full advantage
of your telephone service ... Use your phone often and find out
,.for. yourself .how useful it can be.
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YOU CAN TALK LONGER AFTER NINE O'CLOCK
Remember, you get DOUBLE VALUE on station -to -station
long distance calls of 10 minutes or more within Ontario and
Quebec after 9 pan. any evening. It's
our new "Night -Economy plan .. .
the lowest -cost long distance plan ever
offered to Bell customers, The first:
five minutes are charged at low night
rates; there's no extra eharge for the
SECOND five nunutes. After that,
every TIVO additional minutes are
charged as ONE. Remember too that
rates for daytime station -to -station
long distance calls are down. Regular
station -to -station night rates beginning
at 6 pan. have also been reduced.
Take advantage of these new low rates..Enjoy a telephone visit
by long distance ... it's the next best thing to being there,
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