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NABOB — 4-oz. (6 Varieties)
Instant 4/
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.Beigrave News Items
MURRAY COUTES
son of Mr, and Mrs, Ronald
Coultes, graduated at West-
ern University on Friday,
June 2, with first class hon-
ors. He received the Harry
Cross Silver Medal for the
Electrical Engineering course.
Cousins meet
offer 54 Fears
13ELGRAVE—Mrs. Winnie
Smith had with her for a week
her cousin, J, H, Allen and his
wife from Reading, Berkshire,
England, whom she had not
seen for 54 years, They had a
joyful time recalling old times,
Joe remembers well when his
cousin embarked with her moth-
er and father, brothers and sis-
ters to come to Canada to make
their new home, Mrs,. Smith
does not remember Joe as she
was only nine years old. Joe
was five years older.
The Aliens thought Canada
was a lovely place and were
surprised to find things so mod-
ern, Mr. Allen said to his
cousin, "You have even got the
modern eye glasses." They
apparently expected to find
things similar to pioneer times.
They left for Willowdale
last Friday to spend a week
with Mrs, Allen's cousin and
were going TO Lake Sitr1Q90 to
enjoy a week there,
Mr, and Mrs, Ralph McCrea
had a family dinner for them,
which included Mr. and Mrs,
Lorne Harmer, Mrs, Winnie
Smith encl Albert Vincent. The
other cousins were unable to
attend, Mr, Allen also won a
prize at the Howson & Howson
Open house that day..
Gorrie
Mrs, Grant Miller and Vicki
Jo of Sudbury visited Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Miller.
Mr. Ronald McNeil of Lon-
don is relieving at the C,P.R.
station while Mr. and Mrs. L,
Schenk are on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Un-
derwood of Wingham and Mr,
and Mrs. Wesley Underwood
spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Underwood of Ux-
bridge.
St Helens
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wilson
and sons of Hamilton spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs,
Ross Errington and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan. Cm,
ston left on Friday evening to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
J. Kapsharner at Arcola, Sask,
Mr, Kapshamer is very ill.
Mr, and Mrs, Keith Gardner
and little son of Calgary are
visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald borscht,
Mrs. W, I. Miller and Iso-
bel, Mrs. Tom Todd, Mrs.
Frank MeQuillin and Mr. and
Mrs, Allan Miller and family
attended the Salkeld reunion on
Sunday at Goderich,
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McQuillin on the week-
end were Mr, and Mrs. Irvin
McCabe and Brian of Windsor
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston
of Bluevale,
Miss Caroline Mathers was
guest of honor at a miscellane-
ous shower on Saturday evening
in St. Helens Hall.
Mt. Albert Vincent of Bel-
grave attended the wedding of
his nephew at Winthrope Church
on Saturday, The groom was
Mr, William tlarburn of Hen-
Sall and the bride was Miss Mai,.
lene Tupper of Winthrope, The
reception was held in the church
parlor.
The June meeting of Bel-
grave Women's Institute will be
en citizenship with Mrs. J. M.
Coultes as convener. The roll
call "If you were to leave Can-
ada, to what country would you
go and why?" Motto, "Citizen,
ship is earned, not inherited':
Mrs. Wm. 13rydges will speak
on her trip to England. Lunch,
Mrs. Cliff Purdon, Mrs. Jack
Taylor, Mrs. Albert Coultes,
The Sunday School anniver-
sary of Knox United Church,'
Beigrave, was observed on Sun-
day. The junior congregation
carried flowers to the altar and
they were placed there by Ruth
Ann Fletch and Rhonda Fear.
Mrs, Leslie Bolt opened the seru
vice, Brian Hopper led the XP ,,-
spQnsive reading and Lloyd
Michie read the Scripture., The
guest speaker was Goldie Wheel-
er of London, • Music was by the
junior choir under the leader-
ship of Mrs, George Johnston
and Mrs, William Coultes. Or-
ganist for the service was Roy
Mundy Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Fear were Mr, and
Mrs, Del el Nixon and. Cindy et- tfo
Mr, and Mrs. James Coultes
spent a few days this week at
Expo in Montreal. Other Expo
visitors were Mr. and Mrs, Ron
Nicholson of St, Marys, Marg.,
aret and Raymond Nicholson
and Mr. and Mrs. Del Nixon of
Stratford,.
Mrs. Winnie Smith, Mrs.
Ralph McCrea and Mrs. James
Lamont accompanied Mr, and
Mrs. J. H. Allen to Willowdale
last Friday.
Miss Maureen McCrea visit.,
ed with her grandmother, Mrs„
Winnie Smith over the week.
end,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen,
Mr. Albert Vincent and Mrs,.
Winnie Smith, enjoyed. a day
at Goderich, which Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen of England, thought
was lovely.
Schools sold by
public auction
ST. HELENS—On Saturday,
Brian Rintoul auctioned three
schools in West Wawanosh, The
Sr. Helens School was purchas-
ed by Hugh McKenzie of Sud-
bury, formerly of Langside,
Fordyce school was purchased
by William Rintoul and the
Township Hall School by Elmer
Foran.
ROBERT GRANT MCBURNEY
son of Mr, and Mrs. ,I, C. Mc-
Burney, Balgrave, graduated
on May 27 from the Univer-
sity of Waterloo in Civil En-
gineering, He is employed by
the Civil Commission of Ot-
tawa in the mapping and sur-
vey branch of Energy, Mines
and Resources, and is work-
ing on Caughnawaga Indian
Reserve, Montreal.
Page 6.ro+' Wingham Advance-Times, Thursday, Jun 0
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