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TEAMS LOSE OUT
IN SEMI-FINALS
BELML)RF--Both the Midg.t
and Intermediate hok,:ke•% teams
lost out in the sem:-final and
final rounds which tlke.v had
entered.
Gorrie Midgets d4 teated the
Weal boy‘ 7-t.' in their deu:diih:
game, and the Intermediates
were defeated 7-4 in their last
game in the F•e'r'e'� i t tii e,
against the Clifford team,
Better luc:< nest year, hoes,
and we're proud tl:at esu :rude
it this far up the ladder.
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Thurs., March 19, 1964
SHARON SPITTAL, guest professional skat-
er at the ice carnival, is pictured as she
drew the lucky ticket which was won by
Caroline Finlay, of Wingham. "Shorty"
Brooks, Wingham professional instructor,
is holding the drum.—A-T Photo.
Belmore Personals
Mrs. Marion Kailer of the
Boundary recently spent a week
with relatives in Goderich.
Mrs. Albin Weiler and Wil-
fred of the 2nd of Culross, visit-
ed on Tuesday of last week with
Mr. Wilfred Lynett in St. Mary's
Hospital in Kitchener. They re-
port that he is looking better
and in good spirits, but pro-
gress is still very slow. He is
permitted to sit in a chair now
for only a few hours a day.
Agraup of girls from Lake -
let and Wroxeter tangled in
Broomball action on Wednesday
evening. The Lakelet girls
came out the winners, the score
being 3-1.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Nickelof
Kitchener spent the week -end
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Howard Pace and family, at
the manse.
Mr. Fleming Ballagh and
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Myrtle of Wingham visited on
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Ballagh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mulvey
of Howick were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William Mulvey.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Rutherford on the
Boundary, were Mr. and Mrs.
Rowland Ballagh and Lavonne.
Mr. John Kerwin of Toronto
spent the week -end with his
family here. Mrs. Kerwin and
Nancy, Laurie Ann and Vaug-
han, will return to the city with
him this Sunday and remain
there for the pre -Easter week.
The mumps haven't been
content to remain in the schools.
Now, even a few adults have
fallen prey.
W.I. Meeting
Need Material for
Tweedsmuir Book
BELMORE--The Marchmeet-
ing of the Women's Institute was
held on Wednesday afternoon of
last week, with a good attend-
ance. Guests were the women
of Lakelet Institute.
Topic of the meeting was
"Newfoundland". The roll call
was 'something I have read
about Newfoundland', and Mrs.
Charles Greenley showed inter-
esting pictures of a recent trip
to that province.
Convener was Mrs. Harry
Mulvey and the motto discussed
by Mrs. John Harper was
"Friendship is the only cement
that will hold the world togeth-
er". Mrs. David Eadie urged
the women to try to supply new
stories about families in the
community to bring the Tweeds-
BELGRA VE
Miss Pat Logan of Toronto
spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Logan.
Miss Jean Hanna of Kitchen-
er spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hanna.
The Easter meeting of the
Belgrave Women's Institute will
be held in the Community Cen-
tre on Tuesday, March 14 at
2:15 p.m. with Mrs. Carl Proc-
ter as the convener. The add-
ress will be given by Mrs. Jack
VanCamp.
Mrs. Pearl Walsh and Mrs.
Arletta Fear of Blyth spent Wed-
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Fear and family and visited
with the Belgrave Matting Club.
Mr. Doug Miles, agriculture
representative, Ralph Jewell,
warden, and Stewart Procter,
chairman of the Agriculture
Committee represented Huron
County at a meeting in Royal
York Hotel, Toronto, sponsored
by the Ontario Department of
Agriculture for the promotion
of ARDA, the Rehabilitation
and Development Act.
SCHOOLS SOLD
BELMORE--The Cemetery
Board of McIntosh Church re-
cently purchased U.S.S. No. 15
Howick and 3 Carrick, about
one mile east of the church, for
use as a mortuary. It is expect-
ed that it will be ready for use
sometime within the next year,
or as soon as the necessary al-
terations are made.
muir Book more up to date.
At the close of the meeting
lunch was served by the hos-
tesses, Mrs. Clark Renwick, Mrs
Ivan Haskins, and Miss Frances
Inglis.
GUEST SKATERS at the ice show here on Saturday were
Mary Sills and Bruce Brady, of Seaforth, who captured the
Western Ontario novice championships last year. They
put on a tremendous performance for the capacity crowd
which packed the arena.—A-T Photo.
Hi -C Invited to Attend Dance
BELGRAVE--The Hi -C Group
of Knox United Church met in
the church basement on Sunday
evening. Ruth Michie led a
sing -song, accompanied by
Lorne Campbell. Secretary
Donna Grasby and TreasurerJim
Taylor gave their reports.
The spring rally was an-
nounced to be held in Varna on
March 31. The group was in-
vited to a dance at Londesboro
on March 30. The next meet-
ing will be March 29th. Rev.
Arthur Jackson addressed the
group briefly.
David Beecroft was in
SKATING PARTY
BELMORE--Belmore and
Glenannan schools held a skat-
ing party in the arena on Friday
afternoon. Respective teachers
are Miss Karen MacDonald of
Teeswater and Mrs. H. Brough
of Wingham. More than fifty
children attended and enjoyed
a fun -filled afternoon.
charge of the topic, "When We
Worship Together". The mem-
bers divided into three groups
for discussion on the parts of
worship and then discussed their
findings together.
Jing Taylor and Hugh Mc-
Burney were in charge of the
worship service. Jim gave the
call to worship followed by a
hymn and Hugh read the Scrip-
ture. Brian Hopper and Lloyd
Michie received the offering.
Jim gave a meditation on the
worship hymn. "God Reveals
His Presence" was sung and Jim
led in the benediction.
Donna Grasby conducted
games and the meeting closed
with taps.
BAPTISM
GORRIE--Evelyn Teresa,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Zimmerman was received into
the church by baptism by the
Rev. G. A. Anderson at the ser-
vice at St. Stephen's on Sunday
morning.
ATTEND FUNERAL
AT MOUNT FOREST
GORRIE--Edgar Watson of
Holstein, passed away on Tues-
day, March 10 after a year's
illness.
His wife, the former Marg-
aret Ferguson of Lakelet, sur-
vives, She is a niece of Mrs,
Mary Taylor who with Miss
Beatrice Shera and Mr. Tom
Shera of Wroxeter were at the
Mount Forest funeral home on
Wednesday. Funeral service was
at the Mount Forest Home on
Thursday.
Weekly Euchre
BELGRAVE--The Euchre Club
met on Wednesday evening in
the Community Centre with 11
tables in play. Prizes went to
Mrs. Victor Youngblut, high
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