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Mrs. Alva McDowell, of Beigrave.—Photo, by Harvey McDowell. ,. 4.
BELGRAVE
Miss Frances McCrea had' a
very enjoyable motor trip to Ot-
tawa to attend the ,50h anniversary
of the Canadian 'Nurses' Associa-
tion, Monday June • 23 to Friday,'
June 27.
The Memorial service at 'Bran-
don's Cemetery on Siinday.evening
was very largely attended with
Rev. Meeley of the Anglican Church.
giving the address, Mr. King of
Belgrave United. Church assisted
Mr. Alex Nethery and daughters;
Valerie and Brenda visited with
Mr, and Mrs. Herson-Irwin. for the
week -end attending the Nethery,
reunion at Londesboro on Soturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William' Kelly
visited on Thursday • with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Morgan and family, at
Ailsa Craig.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Siddwell and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest• Waddell of
Fullarton visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, George Jordan.•Mrs.
Waddell also called on Mr. and:
Mrs. Tom Smith, • "
Mn and Mrs. Wilfred Pici'tell and
family of . Hamilton spent the:.
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Wheeler.
Mrs. Laura/Johnston and. George
spent the week -end with Mr; and
Mrs. George Johnston' at Wingham..
Mr. and 'Mrs, Russell Kelly and
family of Cooksville . spent , the.
week -end with Mr. and .Mrs. Wil-
liam Kelly.
Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Higgins of.
Toronto, . Miss 'Margaret' Higgins,
and -Mrs. S, Halliday ,of • Londdn,_
spent the week -end with M. ,and`
Mrs: Robert Higgins. ' ..
Mr. Austin. Cook of Toronto
spent the weekend with his par`
ents, Mr. and•Mrs. Harry Cook:
Mr, 'and Mrs, Alec Styles,'' Billy
and Patsy of Mimic() are spending
a couple of weeks with. Mrs. Cora
McGill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Turner, ' Tom-
my and Margaret of Chicago, Illi-
nois, visited on Saturday, and Mrs:'
Wes Kerr and Mrs. Walter Kerr,
both of Brussels, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. C, R, Coultes visit-
ed in Weston and Toronto on Tues-
day last.
Mrs. Fred •Overend of Dunnville
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss,.,
Wingham, visited over the week-
end with Miss Stella Nethery,
Nethery Reunion
At Londesboro
BELGRAVE—The thirteenth 'an-
nual Nethery reunion was held at
the • community park,. Londesborp
on Saturday,•June • 28, with 'one
hundred members signing the reg.-.
aster, luring the afternoon games,
and races conducted by A, 1. Neth-
cry, Mrs. &L., Boucher and Mrs,
Ray Potter were Much enjoyed
especially by the younger set,
Following the supper hour, the
president, Ray Potter of Clinton
took 'charge' of the business meet-'
big. A moment's silence was ob-
served :in memory, of those who
passed away in the last year, Alex.
H. Nethery of Sarnia, and Win.
White of Bruce • Mines, husband
of Etta Leishin.an, •
Albert Nethery ;of. "Harriittorl,
James ' McGill, Clinton; Henry
Leishman of Goderich and Edgar
Wightman, past president, all spoke
briefly.
The following prizes were award-
ed: Youngest 4bab',, Barry Boucher,
person having birthday . neatest
June 28, Mrs, Thomaa " "airserv(eer
person coming farthest Mrs. ,Kred
Overdid; .most recently married
couple, Mr..and Mrs. Charlie Scan -
lucky plate, Gilbert, Nethery;
lucky cup, Unto McGehl; winner
of , the mystery prize, Nora Vanr
Camp, grandn't'o'ther with the lost.
grandsons, Mrs, Chris Nethery;
grandfather with the most grand-
daughters, .T; D Nethery. •
A vete Of thantrs Was giveh to
the ;lifto Sn1t Coni''Srty and to
Percy 'Banter 6f t dderich •tor the
gr'tietous gifts elven to all present,
The officers rine:thd for 1959' •P)•esi
dent, Alex fht:;tiz't» of 'droflitn .ltd'
aceretStY treeStireric „ Stat$ .•:„" bOt
Nethery,
Church N•
ews,
•W'ROXETBR—The 100th
versary of Wroxeter United Church
will. be held 'neict' Sunday wall
Geo.- • Wylie • of W.allaceburg` as, the
guest speaker at the 11•o'clockrser-
,vice, and Rev, Dr. James Semple,
Egmondville, at the 7.00 p.m.' ser -
Vice. t
Special Music will be pichided
for both services and lunch 'will be
served after church in: the morn-
ing, to .which all members of , the
eongregation'ere invited to pa talke.
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'MINISTER, :WIFE•
JEWYE tt[FTS
• WROXETER—Abdul `• 25 •twee
present' ori 'Tuesday `night bf'`last
week when the •WA: held a 'social
evening•in••honor• of R,ev. and ,Mrs.
Buchanan.',, . • •
• Mrs: H:' 'McMichael ..conducted a
contest, • • placingi the ladies in
groups; Mrs. McCutcheon • held. 1x
spelling, :bee ..in ;a contest for ; the
best memory., when a tray with p
articles was displayed ,briefly, Mrs.
Buchanan won 'first ,prize with is
list of .21 out of ,the 40.
Annp Dougias..played piano select -
tions throughout the . evening: ,
..An .address „was ,read, by. Wk.;
•George :Gibson' `and Mrs, , McCut
ch.eon presented ,Mrs. .Buchanan,
with a floor polisher,from ,the Sac
Mrs.'• Hart. then 'read an address.
and:C. McCutcheon prese'nte'd Rev..
Buchanan .with)a purse":of 'money,
behalf rof1; life •,adherents ' of
Wroxeter; Church, They, both -re-;
plied...
,• Communty • singing was enjoy' d
with • Anne ,'Douglas ; at. the io
and 'd amd of'mtisical' chairs was-
played. •
The members of tlie"W,A served
iunc'h,
Buds of Promise
Hold ' Fi>al Meeting.
.,, vv,R,QXETER'=-Meir%bers of tha
Buds'of?rdmise Mission Band feet
on Wednesday; after school, itr the'
school 'room of the United Chu'rah,
,forrtheir "final -meeting of the seta;
son,. when 26 members. and .thrill
aeaders .were present... •
' Tho meeting, which had 'been
planned. to.take .the' form of',a
nic, had ,;to be 'held, inside due ito
the inclerhency "of the weather.
The devotional part of the meeti#ig
talk tkie'`usual 'form and' was. p>;e-
sided" over"'by r .the' vice-president
•Shkron' Elliott. f: Quiet Music; ,:with
Mrs: H. •D,urst at the piano, follow-`
ed. by the call , to worship, broug�tt
the assembly .to`,order.
The children joined iii the; sing
ing' of their Mission' Band,•liymn.
after which‘' they •repeated ;their
Mission Band Purpose together,
The Scripture lesson' from John 1'4
31.47was read by,•Brian Sander-
son, and' Jeannie Howes ,led in
prayer. • ' - •
Chapters 7^ grid ,$ of the study
beak "Hanna's 1 ew.Home"; were
taken ,by .Bonnie' ledger, and ;'rip-
predation 'Wag expressed'to tier ohs
'behalf of, lfie'`Mlsslon Bann, by the,
.p'reaTdeitt,.+The"offering: rocelved'by
Garry Chlanibers 'and ' Ronnie 'E1=
Nott, WAS dedicated, and the meet-
frig .closed, With the repeating Of
the; Mispah :benedictions -•
Under, the •direction Of Mrs,. L.
.McGee, and Bonnie Bd'gar, 'a, gal*
of, musical, chars lyse *odd, by,
the children,• after Which 'they'par
took of ltinch, ;prepa'red and siyrved
by the leaders, Mrs. J. 'a7andci!rs'5tt
Mrs L 1V[CCxe' , •Mrs H. burst and
Mrs, •
r As.' is ,'t'he euiitein,, -116 meetlsigs
�tvjll b itelct ;urine ,the suxkl' er,
hot tiV '•Ire Iasatned again i tie
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WROXETER q.
Mr. W. W. Twee and ,'ohildrpxl
of Toronto, spent the Week -end at
the home ,of her parents, Mr, .arid
Mrs, W. P. Davisson.
Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Hart and Pat-
ti of 14stowel :spent 'the .Week -end
with Mr. and- &Ira. Wm, 11srt, ,
Mrs, Wm, Cullen, Toronto„ .vas
a visitor l:fst 'week at her 'parents'
summer home 'here Mr. and Mts.
Clarence White 'Rise spent , the
week -end here. • , .
Miss 'Williainsop sulci., Mrs, It. V,
i"ym of Wiilgham y.iStted? uith`'Mrs,
Thos, Hemphill on Sunday eve>ti�',
ing. ,
Mr, and Mrs. William Hart ,and
Mr. and Mrs; Hey Hunter were.
Sunday visitors with Mry, and Mrs.
Allan Munro ..at .their cottage at
Amberley,.
Mr and. Mrs, Lloyd Weir, To-
ronto, s,ps'nt tire weekend with
Mrs. W. E, Weir acid Miss Gertie
Bush and attended the' .presenta,
lion in tit. Gorrie community halt`
for Mr, and Mrs, T1 V, Edgar, who
have moved 'to St. Thomas. '
Mrs. • Robert Montgomery, Miss
Ross and Miss Marjorie Al -
ten of Toronto, are spending a few
days at their summer home here.
Mr, and Mrs, J, D; MoGillvary
of Paisley, visited on Sunday with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Wm; Gib-
son and Mr„ and Mrs. Geo. Gibson.'
Visitors at the same' •'home were.
Mr, and 'Mrs, Robert' Gibson' and
family of Fordwieh; •Mrs. Mary.
Wearing,. Concord, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Wells, Toronto. •
Mr. and Mrs. John "McEwen,' of
Beamsville, spent last Mondey'wif h
the former's• sister, Mrs. Richard
Ingram iPand Mr Ingram,' • .
Mr. and Mrs; ` I;orne Matthews,
riero.14 Ind Glgl'. of Preston, Mr.
41i4 WO, l enrX Sage of Listowel,
fi ii e.4 Mei,: Howard Eowman and
d#4ghteril, :!eter4blird't were ,nn -
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'd' y;guests •at 'the 'llama :of Ross
Torten. •
Af"aster Norman Nixon, Centralia,
ie $dlldaying" with. his g'rand'parents
llir and• �l[rb. George Griffith,.
Miss Pearl Haines„ Birmingham,
Mich: who spent 'last week with
Mc. Tohn. 14Ir»Cutcheon, left pn
tlg y' tR retttr, an to her hotlne,
iylr _ and: Mrs, Bert Miceli, who
event; some• • time with their on
and family, 'Mr., add' Mrs. Wallace
Niacin, Centralia, 'have reF,urnpd tr
the• 'borate offMr, John McCutcheon,
ti1[rs, Cloyne Higgins, Bluevale
$pent. Sunday with, Mr, and Mrs.
Robert ,Galbraith, With,
' Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Mcputoheon
•'" Sunda: guests of Mrs, Thos..
McMlehael, Wingham,
Mrs, Dins Willis Sua.nd ns or:
Whitechurch spent ndaysowith
MSS, .Teffrev Musgrove and Mr
and,Mrs, Stewart Musgrove, '
Mrs. ()liver Riley, Doreen and
Tbaron, Brussels, spent Sunday as
the, guests of Miss Evelyn and' Mr
Vernon Bupfer,
Mr. William,Ringler has returned
from three weeks' vacation with
'relatives in Detroit and Dearborn,
• Mr,and, Mrs. Doug. Greenwood
Palmerston, were Sunday guests of
Mr arid'. Mrs,�.Lloyd Elliott.
We are Sorry to report the sass-
jng of Mr. Edwin Palmer In Wing-,
}ram pener,al Hospital on Afopday,.
A foil obrttiary will appear next,
week,°and ,.
•Mr, .i!rs, Jas Doig visited
with Mrs, Hattie Inglis, Mildmay,
on Sunday; when about 30 relatives
called in ,the, ,•afternoon; and spent
a'001a1 • tiros:,with. Mrs., Inglis, :in
honor ;of 'her' birthday.
Teachers and Pupi(
Rntertgin Mothers
Aufw..w•-Frid.y caoerncl& thio,
:pupilsand the tes4h r, Mrs. 'Seth
Lansing, entertained' the, ,.'nnoti}ars.
and friends: The pupils, under the
supervision of Mrs E,..lyiixl& ]1fa Qw
ell, presented a short muslesil pro
gramme, •I,IIttle Miss Heather Me-
' owell 'sang a solo, , '
Mr, Gardiner, who ' With,; Mrs
Gardiner, of ;i#ustr}lla, arpt Npend
.roe
ing soil time with 'Mr. •send. Mr ,
4isylfto11,11'ledmond, �ghowed,colatu.xll
ad pictures triton I : *uiiti�il',
tale a
alt o, iP(ther •taken; On 'the: 00eail;
er aurin« ,their 'voy*ge ;IOYoM ti?
piialfic ocean, 'These Were all very
.#e rely"aild enjoyed 'by all,
Tole ''was 1o1l0wed by a cud of
tf a 'and doolrigs..and a social halt;.
:hour was Watt during whtieh timl.
tlfe • gttes'ts were' given an ' dlipor,
tunitY to look at the • pupils' o t ,
workbooks and note books,
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