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MRS, [MIME_
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Jim Taylor of RR 5, Wingham,
returned to his borne last Thursday
from Wingham and District Hospital
after having surgery.last Monday.
On Saturday, May 14, Darryl
Marks and Jason Evans landed the
Big One, a 39 -inch, 16 -pound pike
which was caught in the Maitland
River. Congratulatinns, boys!
Mrs. Olive Bolt and Mr. and Mrs.
Danny McBurney, Jason and Adam
were supper guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winter of
Formosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and
Mrs. Laura Johnston spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston, Tara and Erin of Ilderton.
They also visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil Armstrong of Thorndale.
Douglas Bieman of Kincardine
visited Saturday, May 14, with his
mother, Mrs. Agnes Bieman. -
Visiting at the home of Mrs.
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Elizabeth Procter on Mother's Day
were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zettler,
Sherry, Amanda -and Alicia of RR 4,
Walkerton; Frank Procter and
Karen, RR 5, Brussels; Mrs. Larry
Mayberry of Londesborough;
Marjorie Procter and Philip Stop
forth of London.
Mrs. Elizabeth Procter visited for
a few days with Marjorie Procter
and Philip Stopforth of London.
The baptism of Darius James, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mali of RR 3,
Holyrood, took place at theLucknow •
United Church on Sunday, May 15.
Following the service relatives
gathered at the home of Jack and
Doreen Mali for •dinner. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Gordon, Robert and Margie; Mr
and Mrs. Jim Taylor, Trisha and
Sherry; Mrs, John Thompson
Michelle and Danielle: Mr. and Mrs
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. On SundaY, .1Way 15, a bridal
lUncheon Shower*WEis held for Miss
_.TettPas,, 10 Danny McKay, sop0Mr. endMrs. Charles' McKay of RR
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KarenkOeeeraft of Kitchener at the..
Street, *Ingham.
Grey CornmunityCeritre, slatting at 9 ivr m ' . •
The, guests Were Welcomed and
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marked at Belgrave , • .,
Lawrence Taylor; Mr. mid Mrs. TO WED A r BRUSSELS r... Mr, And Mrs: .Hank TenPas of Brusselsr
Mali, Taylor and Michael, would like to announce the engagement 0! their daughter, Patricia"
Mi'. and Mrs. Sam Pletch spent the '
weekend at Bayfield, a grit from 2, Wingham. The weddng will takeplacedune 4 at the ertissels
their family on the occasion of their' United Church. with an open reception, at the Brussels, Morris and
45th anniversary. On Sunday they
were dinner guests of their family at • • .
Sbikolt13,00ereft of 213,, Franees
the trailer home_of__Mr, and_ Mrs,
Keith Pletch and family at Pine
Lake. Attending were Mr. and. Mrs.
Wayne Pletch, Wingham; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Russell and Sara, Guelph;
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pletch, klic.helle
and Tania, Belgrave; Mr, and Mrs
David Pletch, Oshawa; Jeff Scott,
Belgrave.
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and Shannon Beecroft and Stacey
Werth of Wingham and Jennifer and
Janice Beecroft of Exeter. Those
attending, along with the bride's
mother, Mrs, Ernest Beecroft of RR
Wingham, were from London,
EXeter, Lucknow, Kitchener,
Walkerton, Mitchell and Winghain-
Miss Nicole Jardine of Kitchener,
bride's
e flower girl, also at-
Mirs,BeeeroftIS to be married to
keg Dwyer in Kitchener on June 18.
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BELGRAVE — Since the third Each entrant's helmet is equipped
Sunday of each month is set apart as with a light at the front whicit's fed
Children's Sunday, May 15 marked electrically by batteries carried on
this occasion in Knox United the man's hip. Each !man.h
also
cempanied the choir- members as tern. Brass is used in the
The children occupied the central brass will not spark during friation.
message The lower part of the light containa
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Mrs
. George Procter ac- carries a brass oil -fed safety !en-
emy sang "Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me". manufacture of safety lanterns as G
front pews to received the
which was delivered by Rev. John G oil_and an adjustable wick. When lit,
Roberts. He used-seriptuOteading, the wick glows with a loui :White j
from St Xolurs Gospel as the hairs" flarlie but if methane gas were "
Mother's Day
s UCW theme
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for his text. Be displayed a • brass regethe flame would
miner's Safetklantern brought frini 'bUrti
Itgher will a Vue hght, thus way -
South Wales by: the Roberts faintly ning the of danger. . • c
personally visited a coal mine: Each with the light for existent gas Each
ieln/ meetintor
he McIntoihlEtelmore United
hurch 'Women was .held Tuesda
in the ,-church basexnen
reeident Mary Renwick preeidin
who formerly resided there. During A specified workman known as
their Welsh. minis Mr. Roberts fireman .checks nooks and corners p
person wishing ,t� descend is sear- lantern is engraved withtheowner's a
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ched for matches or other form of name. Miners never enter the coal s
ignition Were .he is permitted to pit on their knees,. but in a crouched
down the 2,400 -foot shaft to the *tiger. . '
underground .' excavation. The Referring to his scriptural. text, y,
miners then walk One and a half Mr. Roberts told the childt* that th
miles on a road which leads -upgrade Jesus is the "Safety Light of'the 11,1
to a three-foot entrance into the coal World", guarding everyone from " -
pit.
• Satan's pitfalls. • • - • •
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tidrei Fitch. led devotions and read
n article calked "Your Gifts".
cripture was from Psalm 96 and
o'hynarts were sung.
• entier .the ctige: Which lowers hint Position to more - readily escape
Roll call was a Mother's Day
erse. Sally Harper was in charge of
e, study which was also on the
other's Day theme.
During the business Jean Crocker
gave a missionary report and Wilma
WI. spea- r -talks abc)ut.
Dustol read correspondence. Ellen
. Harkness gave a report on the
church renovations which are
" Ina a Better You" ahnOst completed-: A Dutch auction
BELGRAVE — Mrs.' Eleano'
was held, with proceeds amounting
28.50.
r Mrs. Olenn Coultes, Mrs. Garner to $
Wood, who lives on a- dairy Latin a
Troy, was guest speaker when- the
Wornen's. Institute entertained
friends and members at asuccessful
dessert luncheon on Tuesday eve-
nhig, May 17.
Mrs. Wood's topic was "Your At-
titude Determnies Your Altitude".
She Streaked the .tact that One's
attitude determines what _ that
Orson will do with his or, her life,
how one thinks* how One gets along
with -others. ,She -was a positive,
vivacionti witty speaker, leaving
everidne With the mandato, 'ALA
Build a Better You'. She was
thankedby Mrs. Normanoonl s;
- The WI Hall was beautifully
decorated arrangements of
colo ?resident. ,
James thinOr opened the me
t Nicholson gave two humorous
readings, "The Battle of the Bulge" ch
and "Life After Forty". Mrs. .„„,"
Norman Coultes followed with a lat,
poem, "When God Created '"
ben
lans were discussed for the
urch supper on June 1 and the
versary service on June 12. The
ting closed with the Mizpah
ediction and lunch was served by
Cat
Mulvey and Audrey Fitch,
TEACHER PRESENTED
Early in January of 1908, pupils
and parents met in Belgrave. Before
leaving the new school in Belgrave,
where he had been teaching only
Mothers". 1 Ca
Mrs. Alice Scott presented Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor with an Institute
pin in honor of 11 years of taking
care of the WI Hall. This year Marks
the math anniversary of tins
which haS 'been owned by the WI tor
the past 20 years.
An appeal was read from The
Salvation Army and Mrs. Clare Van
Camp gave. a report on the WI
conference held at Queen's Uni-
versity, Kingston. The District
annual meeting will be. held at
burn on May 30 and the gest
nosh Public School banquet
-held
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since the new section was formed in
February, the pupils presented A, A.
Naylor with a silk b
med with gold and a collar button set
trimmed with stones. The address
was read by Miss Edna Scandrett
and the presentation made by Miss
Laura Clark. Mr. Naylor leaves to
take a course in telegraphy and
June 23. railroading at Toronto.
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