HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-23, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1986.
Hallrice Dairy club learns of Mexico
BY DIANNE NETHERY AND
SHERRIE FENTON
The organizational meeting for
Hallrice 4-H Calf Club took place at
Hebo Siertsema's on April 2.
Guest speaker was Mrs. Muriel
Coultes, who showed slides on
Mexico. She explained about the
different lifestyles of Mexico.
Dianne Nethery thanked Mrs.
Coultes.
Fifty members joined the club
this year.
Brussels woman dies
EVA ELIZABETH GORDON
Eva Elizabeth Gordon of Turn -
berry Street, Brussels died April
18, 1986 at Wingham and District
Hospital. She was 66 years of age.
She was predeceased by her
husband John Robert Gordon on
August 15 of last year. She is
survived by two sisters living in the
United States.
The funeral service took place
April 21 from the M. L. Watts
Funeral Chapel, Brussels with
Rev. Bonnie Lamble officiating.
Burial was in Brussels Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Gary Caesar,
Ross and Murray Gordon, Alvin
Dow, Gordon Murray and Clarence
Flood. Flowerbearers were Janet
Caesar and Joyce Dow.
Donations to Duff's Church
memorial fund or the Ontario
Heart and Stroke Foundation are
appreciated.
Blyth Sunshine Unit plans
May 10 garage sale
Gladys and Catherine Caldwell
conducted the worship period at
the Blyth U.C.W. Sunshine Unit on
April 10.
Their subject was "Time", the
Scriptural basis for which was
Chapter 3 of Ecclesiastes. These
ladies' words of wisdom gleaned
from study and research provoked
thoughts on how much time is
spent daily on spiritual matters and
on kindness to others. Even time
for a smile counts.
The study was taken by 011ie
Craig who gave an interesting book
report on the economic, social and
educational life of the Kwakiutl
Indians who live on Gilford Island,
situated between Vancouver
island and the coast of British
Columbia.
Mary Walden, co -leader, open-
ed with a poem, "The best part of a
vacation". Ferne McDowell called
the roll answered by2Owith a verse
from Mark. Lenora Davidson
reported that a sympathy card had
been sent to Zella Patterson and a
get -well to Margaret McCullough.
Birthday money was handled by
Gene Snell.
Members were asked to do their
best to keep the travelling apron
circulating and to make the bake
table at the Garage Sale on May 10,
the most successful yet. Baking is
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Members were urged not to miss
Muriel Coultes' talk on her trip to
Mexico by attending the Thank -
offering service on April 20 at 8
p.m. Everyone is invited.
Mary Walden described the
inspirational church service she
attended on Palm Sunday in
Florida. She offered prayer, after
which lunch was served, provided
by Luella McGowan, Marg Cald-
well and Vera Badley.
Nominations for executives
were held and the results are:
President, Audrey Bos; Vice -
President, Wayne Bos; Secretary,
Anita Bos. Treasurer is Ken
Siertsema and Press reporters are
Dianne Nethery and Sherrie Fen-
ton.
This year members decided to
hold four meetings. On May 10,
they are planning a bake sale, a fun
day and a ball game against
another club. The club is taking a
trip to Pioneer Sport World,
Kitchener.
The next meeting is being held
on May 7 at Art Bos's. If you are
interested in joining the fun filled
club call, 523-9265. Sherrie Fenton
thanked the hosts. .
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