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Belgrave PersoiI Notes
LIMN Irma goinp is spending
two wash, ins*mid Mrs.
ilarold Ardis and lathed of
Loden.
blies Am Minna *bits is a
pilot ia *a
W and
District Hospital having un.
argon* smrsowy thews* part of
the wash.
IMIrs. fiterry Rme noceivad weld
*ea haw brittlifir, !Wm Scott of
/Waste knit weak that behead the
misisrlims be fall an an msealinor
la twangs and is new a patio* in
. Terme. 'General Hospital. He
-received a badly crushed *ant
* 'fractiored: shoulder.
Last Wadnewhiyafteriassa high
winds, heavy rain and large .had
etones severely -damaged gar.
dm* in the village and .vichilty.
BrOken windows and Wien bees
,Isoni. reported. The talk among
Ott residents of the villapsis that
It was the most peva,e storm
adgrave has bad for *longtime.
.. The 'Coulteii Sisters sail .tsto'
*when) at the Wingham 'Pros.
_Wotan Otorch service. on Sew,
,dey morning.
Miss Elizabeth Me** of Owen
Sound visited with Ili
Cool*: last week and attended
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the baton seminar in '',Wingbani-.
Miis• •.Debbie • Zippel' of-:,;
Walkerton, one of the teachers at
the baton Seminar 'of IVingheni,
spent her the ditys-ivithlitise..,
Marjorie Nixon. • .
• test word Mr. and Mrs. ,, john. •
Nixon had from their son: Steven,,H'
was fromi 'Prance and .they were
going on toltaly. n • .n
Mr. and Mrs. George Michie
and Mr. and Mrs"; Ross Anderson
n‘, and fainilk,- attended a Michie
family ,picti,i0 in Milton onSunday
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Quite a number from this area.
attended. the celetration. , Of the
,•GloriPu.s:•12th Of: 1.wy. Owen
Sound or Saturday.,
Mrs. Miro Moos
hareigh spent the
her parents, Mr. sad Ma
Claresies'atamori.
Mr. wed Mrs. Don whir me
Sheik* Ann of Sehombarg
weelseig visits* with Mr. sall
Mrs. Lath Mob.
Nov. S. iteliosold
Is IICW spsrAss.
BEIRA.VE — Mrs. UMW
Bolt, Dirs. Robert Omits* l
• Mrs. &ion Martin ,tiondactad
Worship service for the m
of the,,,Wilted Chord*
which albricludod with the singing
of Milo the end .praysr.
The. _business ,period was sew
aided, by the president, Ws.
JaMes Coulte04 111,inutas *a
hott- mooting were, road and ap-
proved and the treasurer's report
*10 give*. It was decided to
Mrs. James Lamont and 1**.
Thomas Cameron for deeriois
and refinishing the haeipmeit
floor. Articles of good used cloth-
i,ng to besent to Miseion Service",
London, are being collectird swd
must be 'turned in to *s. WIflsrd
Armstrong by Aug* 1.
A bake sale Is planned for July
30 Oddfellowie Hall in
Wirellani. 'Offering was root:avid
and _ 1
Mrs., .'Williain Coultas intro-
duced the guest speaker of the
evening, Rev. Rev. Stanley'McDonald
0t.,Logideahoro,n wile told of "Ms
WO* as *•cOunsellor
try,. ,Mter his .talk he divided the
grOupinto.fivesinsiller,,disOwilon
Mrs. ICenneth 'Wheeler ,
ex-
pressed .,'.. thanks to Rev. Mc.
Donald;,, Mrs.' Co,i,iltes'
to pronounce the_benediction
which the * •
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Mrs.- Whet Pia* el Van-
eginir is visiting with heir
itht, Mrs. _Omit ilthinder.
Ms. Ghie Whsider visikid et
.the same borne es the waeltowd,
ltere wilt be se Wesnas's
'llostitlite Mooting to the smosidi01
July.
Mo. Cam sts Vries and 01'irti
of Coderitit and_ „ and MrsRat Plumb et ,Amsterdaiss, Hol
land were viiters laet Wed-
nesday with Mrs, f,see, mew,
./ Mr. and Ws. lionald Rill and
Jeffery of Tavistock visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter an
Sunday and attended the Proctor
reunion in the community centre
here.
Mrs. and. ' Mrs. Conrad
it"lbSrinopiberthFrthesciri-1044:7wer*"11,t11. Mrille!visistie:4,;11mcI
$11117$4.1.
Terry Wiley returned to his
home at TheSSalorl 00 , Sunda,*
after vending the past month
working at Sureelerland Farina;
Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Helm of
Lucknow visited On Sunday. with
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van CaMp..
RecePtiOn.
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BEI r.. Jon
and dance were - held In , Wo.
men's Institute. Hall' 4st Satur
day evening inn honor of Ur. and
Mra David Boarrialt
Snowdei0. Musks* suppliedby
the Alley Cats.
• Before' lunch was :served4ft.
.and Mr*. Bosnian were called to
the front andan address was. read
by Donald „,17incent.. gift of
, •
money was presented to them .03!
HarveyBlaCk. Both 'Linda. ind
1/avid thanked -•everyone-, for the •
r
reception., , • '. ' - • .• ,
f..„,
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The Wis.asa
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think abOt it.
Your feet &sit lot of
things forryou.,They dance
when you're happy. They
walk when you have to get
someplace, They jump when
you're excited. They ',tiptoe
when you come home late,
In short, you coil get along
well without, them?„And_
:that's where proper footwear .
. : helps
• *When youplay tennis„;
you wear tennis shoes. When
0 you Walk, you wear good
Walkingshoes. And when
yoirtvork, if*ourjob calls
fortheM, ydu wear safety
shoes. They protect your feet
from injuries. injuries. Puncture- ."
resistant soles protect
against protruding nails.
Protective toe caps absorb •
the shock of falling objects.
And painful stubbing. And
• deep treads in the soles
Pitted against fitticherous
walking conditions.
Takes good look at your
•shoes, Make sure they're not
getting,run down at the heel.
Change fraying laces. And
° check the soles to see that
they're in good condition.
That's What selfidefence
,is. Taking good care of
yourself.
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way. tO
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es.
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. `r. NOT ALL THE excitement was along the main L drag, Friday afternoon ais':'ScOtt Cornwall
demonstrates by taking the plunge from the hlgh diving board at the loyinghoiy) Pool
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REPO:RAW decorated
knife used to.04 the
• wedding.,cakeot Mrs. Frank Ora -
barn's. mother. Was back in use
lig** SiindaY • July , •
• occas the 50th nal-
verSarr-of the 1111004., famik!Yre,,L
wreilt4.0
t9. "isifirnik
; ntit thrf
• 't,Frank OtabanA
- St. Mail% weleomedeveryone
before darner was served. Seated
at the head table with a cake dec-
orated with the Higgins Coat of
Arms were the older members of
the clan; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Higgins, Higgins, Belgrave; Mrs, Lena
Higgins, -RR 5, Brussels, -Mrs.,
Margaret . -Blyth;
and Mrs. Gordon 1flgns, no 4,,
Brussels, and Mr. and ,*s. Gor-
lion Walker, Winglialn
A short history of previous re-
unions was given by Mrs. Mar-
garet Higgins and Robert Hig-
gins. Each member at the head
table spoke briefly.
Larrett Higgins, Toronto, 'ex-
pressed appreciation on behalf of
his father, LarrY. Mrs. Lana Mg"
gins, the oldest lady present,. had
the' honor of cutting the anniver-
sary cake.
The following special prizes
were awarded at the dinner: old-
est man, Robert Higgins; oldest
lady, Mrs. Lena Higgins; young-
est child, Julie Ward; coming
farthest, Larry Higgins, Toronto;
lady closest to her soth birthday,
Mrs. Jack Higgins; man closest
to his 5othbirtbday,
gins and grandParetlt with the
Most (*Odra) PreSeslt, Mrs. Lea*
Higgins. "
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Fol1oV.P11* the dinner a short
business Meeting was conducted.
The, Secre -treasur•er:syep?rt
N4•
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officers 1974
id t'alailes
Brussels;iliggins, RR 5, Vice
president, vice
Phln,gginspresiotitt
Mit-
chell; :
Robertniggins, RR 5„ Brussels
sports,. George and Robert.
Higgins, RR S, Brussels, and
Misses Caroland Colleen -Farrier*
of.Long Branch; invitations, Mrs.
Margaretisly*, and
. Jack Higgins, RR 5, Brus-
sels; lunch committee, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Higgins,. Wingham,),
Mr. and Mrs. Rod McLeod, TO-
ronto, Mr. and . Mrs. Elwood
Fitch, RR 1, Wroxeter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack -Warwick, RR 2,
Bluevale.
Miss Lenore Higgins, London,
thanked Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Graham and the executive for a
very well planned and enjoyable
day. The rest of the afternoon
was spent in sports, games and
visiting.
Guests were present -from To-
ronto, Etobicoke, London, Long
Branch, komoka, Stratford, St.
Marys, Blyth, Belgrave, Blue -
vale, Brussels, Wroxeter, Gorrie
and Wingham.
en
ItELGRA_VE
ing of the Anglicall
menins held at the honiie olitrs.
Jack Van tamp with 12 members
and one visitor in
Miss Isabel •
opened the meetlng with
and Bible
Prayer W011
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• Proper footwear
• protects your feet.
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• Your Workmen's Compensation Board
and The Safety Associations, Ontario
FRIDAY AFTERNOON this group 6f children found them-
selves going around in tittles and enloying it at Rivtikrside
Park. (Staff Moto)
nanciai report.
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:-*001(1, *011your vacatlon?":
• A Picnic- *:--the:;0Oagregationa
01 Blyth, Auburn, Brussehs and
Belgrave on July 29
at Setiforth Park. It *440,,deddedi:.'
10bOlitthe
ber and Octobe. The dues were
tiallt004011,41.6d,*11,4*Ybo*:::''
n.An article on Welreed
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bYlfrik!ftobert'Precter..A poeFk.
entitled: "Darwin's'Sistake
wasi'eadbyMrs •- Walk-
eiandtiiitkpeenni;'Irnity - .
and .,‘Amazing were
readbk, Mrs." Hebert
meeting was closed with'.n
prayer by the reenter,'Rev. Fred
Carson. Grace Grace Was ,sunt and
lunch. served, By the hostess.
Sell florin •
BELGRAvE — Mr. and Mrs.
Mason Robinson have sold their
farm to Mr. and Mr. Leonard
Robinson 'and !rave Moved •to
their home at 341 Catherine St.,
Wingham.
soh will continue as ageit
r the West Watvanosh Fire I,
surance Company.
Novv
save
faster
Special
Savings
Accounts
Member Canada Deposit
insurance Corporation
TIMM. and
GREY
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