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Anniversary Guests At Belgrave United
BELGRAVE--finest: who sign-
ed the anniversary book at the
services in the United Church
were as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Bunking and family, Auburn;
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Alton, I t:el:-
now; Mrs. Irene Atchison,
Stratford; Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Walsh, Winghan:; Mr. and Mrs
0. W. (3ral:.IP', Montreal; Mr,
and Mrs. W. D. Sholdrice,
Cooksville; Mrs. Ivan M.Artcr,
Brussels; Mir, and Mrs. Murray
McDow ell and !leather, Cooks-
town; Mir. and Mrs. Jaynes
Wightman, List el; Mr, and
Mrs. Ross Procter and family,
Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. S.
Snell, London; MLTs. Lorne
Beecroft and sons, London; Mr.
George Inglis, Walkerton; Miiss
Nora Crellin, London.
M:r. and Mrs. Cecil IN, ItCie ;
Bluth; Mrs. Charles Thomas,
Brussels; Mrs. M. 1: ellings,
1a; ingham; Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Kelly, Wing;h.un; Mir. and Mars.
Bob Collins, Sarnia; Mr. and
Mrs. Trevor M'.00re•s, G orge-
tewn; Mr. and Mrs, D.: A.
Rana, Brussels; Mr, and Mrs.
R. Johnston, Cooksville; Mrs.
Muriel Oa miss, 5r:.ssels; Mrs.
ML.ic Brv..ns, Brussols; Mrs.
Ilelen 1:cEk rney and Iran,
Wingl:am; Mlts. Alva McDow-
ell, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Taylor and family, Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Collins,
Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. M.
Barnes, London; Ror. Nicholson,
Brussels; Mrs. L. McDonald,
Halt; Mrs. R. McLeod, Ltc'bi-
coke; Mr. and Mrs. James
Walsh, Blyth; Mrs. G. A. Wear -
ring, Wroxeter; Miss Dorothy
Boyle, Toronto; Mrs. ^vena
Wise, London; Mfr. and Mrs.
Russ Kelly, Montreal; Mfrs.
Russel Rona, Brussels; Miss
Martha Armstrong, Windsor;
Mr. and Mrs. Les Shaw and fa-
mily, London; Mrs. J, H. An-
derson, Bob and Helen, Lon-
don; llovd Anderson, London.
Mrs. ueorge McGee and
Marian, 11 ingham; Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Walker, Goderich;
Glenn and Edith Swan, Bruce -
field; Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Stonehouse, London; Mr. and
Mrs. George Walker, lti ingham;
Lila Humphrey, Lucknow; Mr,
.end Mrs. F. Hardin and family,
low ns vie w; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Morgan, Judy, Bonnie andKe-
vin, Ailsa Craig; Mr. and Mrs.
Reay Bennett and family, Wing -
ham; Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van -
Camp and family, Brussels; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Noble, Blyth.
Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Math-
ers, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
ner Nicholson, Brussels; Dr. and
Mrs. J. Gordon Ferguson, To-
ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
,Catnpbell,Kincardine; Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Cook, Hanover;
Mrs. Harvey Cook, Walkerton;
Mfr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin,
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. John
Spivey and family, Ingersoll;
•Mr. and Mrs. C. Farrier, and
family, Long Branch; Russ Hop-
per, Exeter; Mrs. D. Arm-
strong, Belgrave; Margaret
Kerr, Brussels; Olive Hanna,
;Atwood.
Mrs, Rol-crt Higgins, Bel-
Igravr Charles W. Cale, Lan-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
!Black, lzritton; Mrs. J. 5.
,Townsend London; Mr. and
'Mrs. Clarence Martin, Walton
!Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Procter,
!Goderich; Wm. McClenaghan,
Waterloo; Ilarry Mcclenaghan,
Waterloo; Mr, and Mrs, Jack
Walker and family, Wingham;•
Mr, and Mrs. Russel Walker,
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. W,
Byers, Royal Oak, Michigan;
Mr, and Mrs. Goldie Wheeler
and family, London; Mrs.
Norman Weber, Preston; Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Coultes,
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs.' Law-
rence Taylor and family, Wing -
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. NormanKeat-
ing, 14 ingham; Beverly Oaten,
Kitchener; James Falkner,
Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. James
Paton, Mossley; Mrs, Leslie
Wightman, Blyth; Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft and fam-
ily, Belgrave; `Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Walker, Wingham; Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Kai, Oakville;
Mrs. John McKee, Mt. Royal,
Quebec; Mrs. Walter Kerr,
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. James
Mair and Norma Jean, Brussels;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd,
Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
Westfield; Ross Smith, Wing -
ham; Mr. and Mrs. George
Howson, Wingham; Mr. and
Mrs. Athol Bruce, Belgrave;
Barbara Kechnie, Blyth; Mrs.
Jack Wickstead, Bluevale
Belmore Personals
Mrs. Ivan Mawhinney, who
broke her leg in a recent home
accident, now has a walking
cast on it, but will be confined
;to her home for sometime.
Mrs. John Harper spent last
ween with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Duncan of Hamilton. During
the week she also visited in
Burlington, Stoney Creek, and
Niagara Falls.
We are glad to report that
Mr. Henry Johann is in some-
what improved condition after
recent serious illness.
Some young people from the
community were among the
students from Wingham District
High School who attended the
.school matinee performance of
Shakespeare'. "Richard II" at
I the Festival Theatre in Strat-
ford on Monday of last week.
!Connie Cameron, Joan O' Nlal-
ley, Cathy O'Malley, Linda
and Carol Stokes, MarjorieJef-
fray, Wayne Dot•.glas, Russell
Press, and Charles Eadie, were
the students from this area,
Many of the community's
residents attendee Teesw ater
Fair on Saturday and we might
add, enjoyed themselves im-
mensely.
Our congratulations to Bel -
more pupils who claimed
prizes at Saturday's Teeswater
Fair. Brenda Finlay, won• two
firsts for Grade I art; Eileen
Darling, first for Grade 3 art;
Darlene Ballagh, first for wall
plaque; Beverley Ballagh, first
for date squares; Jean Hohn -
stein, second for Grade 8 art;
Grace Hohnstein, 3rd for Grade
5 weaving; and Allan Dickson,
2nd for breadboard.
Miss Marjorie Hopper of Bel -
VISITORS AT THE ANNIVERSARY of the
Belqrave United Church included, left; Mr.
and Mrs. Sholdice, of Toronto, and right:
Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Graham, of Montreal.
The ladies are the former Gwen and Irene
McDowell and are natives of the Belgrave
area.
—Advance -Times Photo,
grave, and Miss Janice Laugh-
lin of Mount Forest, were
week -end guests at the Orval
Cameron home, Marjorie with
her friend Connie, and Janice
with her cousin, Sharon Cam-
eron.
A large number of friends
attended anniversary services
in McIntosh United Church on
Sunday. Rev. Douglas L. Ste-
ven was the minister in charge
of the morning service, Guest
speaker for the evening service
was Rev. Harold Pillen of Pine
River.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Douglas
and Wayne were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
King of Brussels. Mrs. Douglas
was guest soloist at evening an-
niversary services in Brussels
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Isobel Darling ofKitch-
ener spent the week -end at the
Carrick home of her mother,
Mrs. Adam Darling. Sunday vi-
sitors at the same horne were
Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler of St.
Marys,
Misses Mary and Tillie Far-
rell of Clifford visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Sangster.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Dickson,
Mary and Joan, and Mrs. J.B.
Dickson were Sunday guests of
the former's aunt, Mrs. Barbara
Dawson, in Toronto.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the Hark-
ness families, on the acciden-
tal death of a nephew, Mr. Wil-
liam Jacques of Howick Town-
ship.
The reason people who mind
their own business succeed so
well is that they have so little
competition,
Prayer is the very highest
energy of which the human
heart is capable, - SamuelCol-
eridge
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