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One Massey-Harris Model 2Q '
One Case Combine complete with motor and
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barn, His head and shoulder were
injured,
Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Jeffray and
children, of Stratford, visited Mr.
and Mrs, Alex Co4igan at the
week-end,
Mrs, George German and son,
Bill of Clinton visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Coultes on Sunday.
(Too late for last week)
Mrs, H, hooper had as her guests
on Good Friday, Mr, and Mrs, R.
J. Fleury, of Stouffville, formerly
of Welwyn, Sask., and their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Fleury, and daughter, Sharon,
of Toronto,
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50 Year Old Prank
Still Remembered
A 'clipping from The Wingham
Advance has been contributed, by a
resident Of town who remembers
the incident referred to quite well
and feels that there are others
from the Belmore district who
will get a chuckle out of it,
Apparently the four-wheeled ve-
hicle had been somewhat of a men-
ace to a number of people, and
came to sorry end one Hallow-
e'en. In the intervening years the
identity of The Triplets has re-
mained a dark secret, and even
after more than 150 years, all that
can be said is that the pranksters
were all girls.
Communication.
Belmore had 'a streetcar,
+Fent Wheels, surely had,
1/,But inowlit Only has.one wheel
Whiati1riakes ,the lads feel' sad.
%I tit; =telt you; when it. • happened, 7
ItsWas7late`one Saturday night,
It' was then they did' the mis-
chief; •` '
But they thought they 'were doing
Dn . Sunday ``morn to the lad's
- The soulrdpreiaser did
not run;
Many a one shed tear
For they thought their fun was
It-c-‘, „done:',
they were not long cis
cont aged,
Fri''nearlY 'searched the vil-
• • thrbugh, ' ' . .
And 'at last' they found the f re-
Mains of the car
Which made them feel pretty blue.
First they found the axle,
Then an armful of spokes,
Next, only three rusty tires
Which made them feel not much
like telling jokes.
They cannot find the parties
On which to lay the blame;
They think it is two young la-
dimese.
And a boy which made that old ear
la
To many a person this is a 'joke
To find' the parties out
Who only left one broken wheel
On which the owner was to spin
If
anbyoounte.
can oblige me
To find who the guilty party was,
Kindly leaye word at the Bel-
more garage
And this racket will soon come to
a pause.
(Signed) The Triplets
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=A1WA:7X-4U Woman's.
sedation -.met in the United Church
on. April 8th with an attendance of
'rt5, The PreSident, Mrs„ John Wick-
stead, presided, and conducted .the
devotional .exercises.
The treaStircr, Mrs. Alex Me-
Craphtn, reported a balanee of over.
.S100. A denation to the OOtlerich
Summer School was approved, Mrs.
Roy Sanderson and Mrs.' Henry
Wheeler were appointed to buy
gifts for hoys i#i a Sasicatchewan
Sched,
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Phone 37 for appointment,
Mr. and Mrs. BM Spent the
week-end at St,- .Catharines with
Mr. and Mrs, Pharies. Westlake.
,They also called • on friends in
"Grimsby and Newton.
and Mrs, 4. P. Strath. and
Miss Eleanor and, Mrs. Jos. Horton
AroVKVAI-irr—Tho WKS. of the
United Church mot in the ohOrth
n "Tuesdit.y. The president Mrs.
Alex 1Vreeraeltln, eonclueted ,9)e
meeting and led• in prayer.
BLUEVALE--The ,annual Meet-
ing of the Bluevale Wonien's In-
stitute was held at the home of
Mrs, j, V. Fisgher on Thursday
afternoon, the president, Miss Ruby
Duff, presiding.
The roil call was answered by the
payment' of fees. 'Tho secretary,
treasurer, Mrs. W. J. Peacock, gave
the statement of finances and the
annual report of the activities of
the organization, Two of the most
important activities were prepay,
ations for the Ttirnbeqy Centen-
nial and the renovation of the base-
ment of thS community hall. Mrs.
Harvey .Robertson presented tile
auditor's report.
The members' choice of a short
course given by the department°was
millinery, Plans were discussed for
the May meeting in the, community
hall,
motored, to..Torento last week, • •
Mr. and Mrs, John Rosman of
West Lorne, were pastor week
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bosnian,
Mrs, Well Mac4achren, of Tor,:
onto spent a few ,clays with,- her
mother, Mrs, R., V, Garniaa.
Two new families in the village
are Mr. -and Mrs,Andrew jaeltlin
and daughter, .formerly of Kitchen-
er, and . Mr,- and Mrs, William
Guppy and two children of Rich-
mond
Charles Johnston of the first
line 'of Morris, is a patient in
Wingbarn Hospital as the result of
an unfortunate 'accident when he
fell through a. trap door in the
Mrs. James Johnston read the.
Scripture, The guest speaker, Mrs,
A, E. Burden, of Wingham, e'c
Pressed her pleasure in returning
to Bluevale, her husband being
minister in the chureh here ten
years age.. Her subject was "The
Miracle of Human Transform-,
Lion", She gave iaStancea of such
miracles in the liVes of Paul, Al.
bort Schweitzer, John Wesley and
others, The disciples, were changed
through the power of the resurrec-
tion, There is no purpose in Chris-.
tianity unless we are changed,
Members of the W,M.S. of White
church United Church, were guests.
Mrs, Ezra Scholtz and. Miss Donna
Gillespie, of Whitechurch, sang a
duet, accompanied by Mrs, Garnet
Farrier. Mrs, John Wickstead, of
the Bluevale Society, sang a, solo,
with accompaniment by Mrs. W.
Johnston.
Refreshments were served by the
First Line and Boundary groups of
the Woman's Association, Mrs, J.
D. Beecroft, of Whitechurch, voic-
ed the appreciation of the members
of their society. Mrs. R. A. Brook
gave a friendly reply on behalf of
the Bluevale ,,members.
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Mrs. Alex Corrigan, spoke on
"Radio and Television for Your
Child", classifying the.programs
and noting effects on the minds of
children. Many of •the children's
programs give thein an inspiration
to activity and more interest in
reading. Librarians claim an in-
crease in circulation of books since
the coming of television. In a dis-
cussion about whether scenes of
violence are harmful to children,
opinions were divided, Radio kin-
dergarten was agreed to be bene-
ficial,
Mrs. R. A, Brook ' gave ' the
motto, "The years teach much the
days' cannot know", She affirmed
that experience is a good teacher
and accumulated knowledge is
priceless. Experience makes Us
more tolerant and more diligent hi
pursuing our objectives.
The president conducted the in-
stallation of officers as follows:
President, Mrs. Sparling Johnston;
first vice-pres„ Mrs. Stanley Dar-
ling; second vice-pres„ Mrs, Bert
Garniss; sec.-treas., Mrs. W. J.
Peacock; asisst. treas,,, Mrs. M. L.
Aitken; pianist, ,Mhs. Carl John-
ston; assist.-pianist, Mrs. Alex
Corrigan; district direCtor, Mrs.
Carl Johnston; branch directors,
Mrs. Melvin Craig, Mrs. Frank
Stamper, Mrs. Raymond Elliott;
nominating committee, Mrs. AlTc,
McCrackin, Miss lEmma `Jalinstoith,
Mrs. Bernard Thomas.' • Conveners, AgricUlture and! pq.c.
naclian industries, Mrs. Alex leer-,
rigan; home economics, Mrs I Jos,
Horton; health, Miss. Margaret.
Curtis; -citizenship and'education,
Mrs. John Wickstead; historical'
research, Mrs. M. L. Aitken; res-
ollitiom, Mrs. Harvey, Robertson:
Mrs. Stanley. Darling' conducted
a contest on birds. Refreshments
were served -by the hostess, assist-
ed by Mrs. R. A, Brook, Mrs. 4IeX,
Corrigan and Miss Ruby. Duff.'
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melted butter or margarine, a few
tablespoons fresh orange juice,
salt, ground black pepper and a
flickering of ground mace or nut-
meg.
East r Story at
Mission Band
134114174t4-71-47he Mission Band
of the United Church hold its
East sr meeting on, Wednesday,
;Widek$the leadership of Mrs, Geo.
Fischer and Mrs. Melvin Craig.
There, was an attendance of 20,
r,rhelna41 lne 41w11d, animal was
given,as a roll 'call.
-The) reading of the minutes was
followed by a prayer for mission-
aries by Grace Mothers. Rose
Marie Nicholson gave a peace item,
This was followed by a temperance
song by the members. Bob Mothers
read the 8cripture and the..offer-
ing was taken by Clifford Hether-
ington and Calvin Fischer,
Mrs, Fischer gave the mission-
ary 4tory and Easter hymns were
sung. At the conclusion a social
tiine was enjoyed, with games and
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.11 RELMORE---The annual meeting
of the Belinorc Women's Instittite
was held on Wednesday, April 9th
ill the club room with the president.
Mrs. R. Appleby, in the chair.
The motto, "It is right to pray
for a crop, but keep on hoeing".
was given 'by Mrs. :John Rutherford
After all reports had been read and
adopted, Rev, Mr. West presided
for the election of officers,
Mrs, David Eadie was elected
president, Mrs,• Walter Woods,
Vice president, Mrs. John Ittither.
ford, secretary, Pianist, Mrs, Curie;
press reporter, Mrs. A, Appleby;
cheerio cominittee, Mrs. C. Boyd,
Mrs. X. NeWans, Mrs. A. Jeffrey,
Mrs. Wm. Merkley; district direc-
tor, Mrs. R.. Appleby.
Standing committee convenors
were as follows: Agriculture and
Canadian industries, Mrs. R. Baird
and Mts. A. Jeffrey; home mono-
Mies and health, Mrs. Walter
Woods, Mrs. Wilfred Johann; com-
munity activities and public re-
latiMis, Mrs, Pi, Renwiek and Mrs.
Elmer Jeffrey; citizenship and
edileation, Mrs, Zinn, Mrs. 'R..
Appleby; historical research and
current events, Mrs, T. Abraham
and Uri`, iarty Mulvey.
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