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The Citizen, 1990-08-22, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1990. PAGE 7. UCW honours octogenarians An eye-catching arrangement of burgundy-coloured cactus dahlias, pastel-toned snapdragons and baby’s breath at the entrance to the Knox United Church school room gave a silent welcome to the 21 invited guests and their friends as they arrived at the annual octo­ genarian birthday party, Monday, August 13. Mrs. Sarah Anderson, President of the Afternoon U.C.W. unit greeted all persons on arrival. Each 80-year-old guest was then ushered to one of seven small tables which was attractive with its white lunch cloth centred with a bud vase of sweet peas and greenery. The dining table, with a lace covering, held a bowl of full-bloom roses flanked by lighted pink tapers and two decorated, candle-bedecked angel cakes. These cakes were cut later by two of the guests: Mrs. Olive Campbell and Mrs. Alice Procter, who also blew out the ica. Mrs. Louise Bosman, President of the Knox U.C.W. extended words of welcome, wit and humour. Mrs. Adair contributed two vocal numbers with banjo and piano accompaniment. Mrs. Hunter then led the group in the singing of old favourite and sacred songs, before giving a reading enttiled, “The Satellite Dish”. The singing of “Happy Birth­ day” preceded the serving of cake. ice cream and tea by the Afternoon U.C.W. sponsors with added sup­ port. Guests present were: Gordon McBurney, Alex Robertson, Edgar Wightman, Gilbert Beecroft, Lewis Stonehouse, Lawrence Taylor, Bert Johnston, Lome Jamieson, Gordon Walker, Esther McCallum, Pearl Shiell, Lilia Taylor, Mildred Van- nan, Eccles Dow, Sarah Anderson, Janisa Coultes, Olive Bolt, Olive Campbell, Uldene McKenzie, Alice Procter, and Lila Shickluna. Family attends anniversary Mrs. Frances Holland, Kincar­ dine and Mrs. Winnifred Johnston, Wingham were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse Wed­ nesday, August 15. Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Keith An-, derson of Schomberg, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moy, Craig and Sara of Mississauga, Mrs. Patricia Hunk- ing of Auburn and her daughter Vaughn of London were weekend visitors with their mother, Mrs. Sarah Anderson and all attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Barbara and Ross Anderson. Belgrave Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487 Family, friends gather to celebrate couple's 40th On Sunday afternoon, August 19 the family of Ross and Barbara Anderson hosted an Anniversary Tea in the Belgrave United Church school room in honour of their parents’ 40th wedding anniversary. A pleasant afternoon was spent as friends and relatives gathered to congratulate Barbara and Ross on this special occasion. The tables were attractive with pink roses and ruby mini carnations. An album of family pictures and the bride’s book from a shower of 40 years ago were of interest to many. Sunday evening 22 family mem­ bers and honoured guests enjoyed a delicious dinner at Bailey’s restaurant in Goderich and later gathered at the hoipe of Richard Anderson and Anne Catherine Jean, Goderich. GIC Rates FTr I ~ -NO FEES ■M All INVESTMENTS I B rf.05% GUARANTEED & INSLRED ■ m ■ .FI NDS TRANSFERABLE , ■ VI \ CHARTER BANK SjATHHEHaa candles. An entertaining program was pre-arranged by M.C., Mrs. Dorothy Coultes and assistant, Mrs. Mary Hunter. The opening poem “Being Neighbourly’’ was read by Dorothy. Mrs. Edith Vincent was in charge of the worship service with the theme “Troubles”. The hymns “Jesus, Stand Among Us”, “Take Time To Be Holy”, and a scripture reading from Matt. 6 added to the sentiments. She stated some per­ sons bear all yesterday’s troubles, all today’s and all that ever will be. Rey. Peter Tucker, minister of the charge spoke briefly on people’s inner feelings. He said “Age is a state of the mind”, so control that inward state. Remem­ ber the good; forget the bad. We are one people in God’s care. Lively enjoyable musical num­ bers were presented by Gordon McBurney, violinist; Mrs. Norman Coultes, pianist; Alex Robertson and Jack Adair, banjo accompan­ ists; and Mrs. Jack Adair, (the former Audrey Bradburn), harmon- Season ends Belgrave Mite boys ended their season with a year-end tournament in Wingham. The boys played their first game against Wingham defeating them 14-10. They went on to play Gowanstown and were defeated 24-2. After the tournament, the team players and parents along with other members of the family, had a barbecue at the Belgrave pavilion. After supper, sports and various games were played following up with a ball game against the parents. Linda and John Campbell (coach) were presented with a lovely picture on behalf of the team. That evening the boys camped out at Jeremy and Justin Camp­ bell’s and ended up on Sunday swimming at Vanastra. Taking part were Justin and Jeremy Campbell, Jason Howatt, Tom Pfeiffer, Ryan Fear, Jamie McCallum, Craig Marks, Michael Marks. Missing was Marc Alexander. Correction A mistake was made in last week’s story of the Belgrave Kins­ men’s proposed complex. The story said that East Wawanosh had agreed to give $41,000 to the project if Morris Township would match it. It should have stated that $41,000 was the total asked from the combined municipalities with Morris and East Wawanosh each being asked for $20,000. Also, there had been no request for money made to the Belgrave Women’s Institute contrary to the article. We apologize for any inconveni­ ence this may have caused. 1 r BRUSSELS THE TASTE OF d I /! I THE dJdJj] HOME OF THE SPECTRUM PHOTO FINISHING LEAVE YOUR FILM TO US J ^bbbbbbbb^ I PRICES! L p i ij Z...nU_> 0 D J ~N wM@MBBBBBBBBBBl IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBA FRESH! 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