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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1990-02-07, Page 7Belgrave Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487 Belgrave UCW and guests see slides of Nicaraugua THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1990. PAGE 7. Residents attend baptism service The Belgrave U.C.W. entertain ed their husbands and also visitors from the Anglican, Presbyterian and Calvin-Brick churches to a delicious pot luck supper on Janu ary 25. After the meal the newly elected president Mrs. Gordon Bosman took charge of the evening’s pro gram. She called on the past president Mrs. Ross Higgins and presented her with a corsage in recognition of her two years in office. Jennifer Procter entertained with two piano solos. Mrs. Jim Hunter was in charge of a worship service entitled, My Heart - Christ’s Home. Those taking part besides Mrs. Hunter were Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs. Mabel Wheeler, Mrs. Harold Vincent and Mrs. Ross Higgins. Mrs. Bill Coultes introduced the guest speaker, Allan Slater from Good turnout for euchre Seventeen tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the W.I. Hall, Belgrave, Wed nesday, January 31. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Eva McGill; second high lady, Mrs. Catherine Campbell; most lone hands, lady, Mrs. Stuart Chamney; Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645 12 tables at euchre Jim and Lynda Minielly and Allan and Lynn Fretz were the committee in charge of the Hall Board euchre on Feb. 2 in the Community Centre. Twelve tables played with the following winner: high, Violet Smith, Harold Metcalfe; low, Agnes Harrow, Phyllis Mitchell; Brussels P.S. welcomes new students NEW STUDENTS IN BRUSSELS PUBLIC There have been eight new stu dents enrolled in our school since the first day back from the Christ mas holidays. We decided it would be a good topic to write about for the Citizen. We asked the eight students a few questions and this is what they told us. The first was Wendy Thompson, and her two brothers Craig and Ian from Goderich. All three have made new friends. Wendy in grade six misses her old friends but Craig in grade four and Ian in grade one don’t have time to think about their old friends because they are too busy with their new friends. They will be moving to Krauter Court. All three like Brussels. The next three are Kelly Anne Mullen in grade four, her sister Patricia in grade three and her brother Joey in grade one. They are from Kitchener but now live on Flora Street. The three have met new friends but they miss their old friends. They like Brussels because it is a small town. St. Marys. He showed slides of a town in Nicaraugua where the United Church of Canada is work ing with the native people to rebuild a school, church and other buildings that had been destroyed during the 1989 hurricane. Mrs. Ross Higgins thanked the speaker and presented him with a gift. During the business meeting which followed it was announced that the World Day of Prayer would be held March 2 at 2 p.m. in the Anglican Church, also that the Belgrave U.C.W will cater to Blyth Festival Theatre’s Country Suppers on July 14 and 21. Mrs. Harold Vincent gave a report of the Huron-Perth Presby- terial Annual meeting which was held in Seaforth on January 22. The closing hymn was Thank you Lord, followed by a poem, In His Footsteps, read by Mrs. Gordon Bosman. low lady, Mrs. Winnifred John ston; high man, Robert Grasby; second high man, Mrs. Mabel Wheeler, (playing as a man); most lone hands, man, Wilford Caslick; low man, Peter Tucker. There will be euchre again Wednesday, February 7 starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. lone hands, Mary Bell, Becci Ruppel; lucky table, Isobelle Brem- ner, Lois Hart, Keith Turnbull, Bob Bremner; tallies, Dorothy Dil worth, Elgin Adams, Adrian Ver- stoep, Ken Crawford, Merle Bowes, Ruby Steiss. The prizes were donated by Clifford Stevens. The euchre on Friday, Feb. 9 will be sponsored by the Canadian Order of Foresters. The youngest additions to our school are Matthew Purcell and Nicole Mastnak in Kindergarten. Matthew and Nicole are both from Kitchener. Nicole now lives on Alexander St. and Matthew is a bus student. Both of them have met new friends and miss their old friends. Matthew likes Brussels Public because it is a small school and Nicole likes Brussels because she has a really big back yard. We would like to welcome the new students to Brussels Public. VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT On Saturday, January 27, our school went to F. E. Madill Secondary School for a volleyball tournament. The teams that played were Grey Central, Howick, Turnberry, East Wawanosh, Wingham and of course Brussels. The boys didn’t do very well. They lost all of their games. The girls’ team won one game against Wingham. However their spirits are not down and hopefully we all do better at the next tournament. Reported by Brian Glitz and Tim Machan Douglas Tucker of Guelph spent the weekend with his parents Rev. and Mrs. Peter Tucker of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bosman, Mrs. Janisa Coultes and Mrs. Mabel Wheeler attended the fun eral of Mrs. Murray Coultes of Etobicoke. Funeral service was held at the East Bloordale United Church, Etobicoke, Saturday, February 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Roy, Christina and Emily of Peterborough. On Sunday at tended the baptism service of their granddaughter Emily Jean at Mark Street United Church, Peter borough. PROD OF U S A SWEET FLORIDA HONEY TANGERINES TANGY LEMONS 57.99 HEAD LETTUCE .69. JUICE ORANGES 2.39 FRESH LIMES 37.99 CUCUMBERS .69.. GREEN PEPPERS 1.49. VEGETABLE-, nn OIL PEPSI cOR7-UP O.i7C7 PAMPERS 10.99 LIBBY’S PEPSI AQ LUVS QQBEANS .79 OR 7-UP .4y DIAPERS lU.yH LAYER 4 POTATO CHIPS.- FACIALCAKE MIX 7. 79 & SNACKS 7.4i7 TISSUE -99 CUT FROM CAN GRADE A BEEF OUTSIDE CUT EYE REMOVED BONELESS ROUND STEAK ROASTS MAPLE leaf Family Pack MOZZARELLA DINNER FRESHLY CROUNDi LEAN GROUND BEEFMAPLE LEAF, BONELESS SMOKED, ROUND 269 HEINZ VEGETABLE COCKTAIL CHERRY^ qq PIE WHITE BREAD_____89 DINNER QA ROlLS .ZJZZ RED ROSE TEA BACS rich Diena coiombla or viva decaf NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse visited with his sister Mrs. Agnes Walker on Friday, January 26 at the Maple Grove Lodge, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch of Waterdown spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB ARE NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR LIONS YOUTH EXCHANGE FOR THE SUMMER OF 1990 FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB BOX 71, BRUSSELS, ONT. PROD OF U S A SWEET & SEEDLESS PROCESS MEATS FRESH MEATS IN THE DELI MAPLE LEAF, all var Incl ALL BEEF WIENERS 450g 199 ■ PKG. FRESH! NO BACK ATTACHED CHICKEN BREASTS 6 15kg 2P? maple Leaf, deli sliced HONEY HAM 88C per ioog 3" Maple l eaf Regular SLICED QQ BOLOGNA T.JyJ/p., Cur from Can Grade A Beef BONELESS INSIDE o OO ROUND STEAKS PASTRAMI EYE yj j.n OF ROUND Maple Leaf all varieties SLICED 7Q SIDE BACON £■ f Cut from Can Grade A Beef BONELESS SIRLOIN o OO TIP ROASTS Pillers deli cur • <ior per ioog> POLISH 70COIL SAUSAGE f.ZS/,,, Maple leaf sweet pickled COTTAGE O ROLLS >C. Frew CHICKEN 4 wings l.zJzJ, Piller', aeli sliced <110 per ioog< COOKED y, ROAST BEEF NAVEL ORANGES PROD OF US A RED OR WHITE • FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT OCEANS SOCKEYE SALMON 213g POWDERED SUNLIGHT DETERGENT 10 litre ALLEN'S PURE APPLE JUICE i Litre tetra 6Sf CHEFMASTER SOFT MARGARINE from this week's flyer FRANCO AMERICAN ASS T VAR 14OZ CANNED PASTAS CHASE & SANBOURN 5oog reg or fine GROUND COFFEE 49