HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-27, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1988.
Kindergarten graduation was held at East Wawanosh Public School In
Belgrave on Thursday. Members of the graduating class are [front
row, left to right] Kyle Anderson, Aaron Bakker, Justin Arkell,
Matthew Cameron, Ricky Buchanan, Justin Black, Tyler Fenton,
Marie Cook, Cindy Freiburger, Carlelgb Galbraith, Andrew Ward,
teacher Jane Wilson; [backrow] Lisa Goll, Becky Logan, Jimmy
McCracken, Rlki McIlroy, Heidi Meier, Steven McBurney, Tim
Robinson, Matthew Snow, Lauren Walker, Colleen Van Camp and
Danielle Thompson.
Former student speaks
at EWPS graduationBelgrave
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20th Fayre successful
Hot, humid weather failed to
deter a large crowd of persons from
attending the Twentieth Annual
Belgrave Country Fayre, sponsor
ed by Knox United Church, which
was held on Saturday, June 25, in
the Community Centre.
The 1988 profit from the various
sales, booths and the scrumptious
smorgasbord meal surpassed all
previous records. The following is
the list of Penny Auction winners:
carton of gingerale, Laurie Keller,
Belgrave; african violet, Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor, Belgrave; oil
painting, Mrs. Melville Mathers,
RR 4, Wingham; Christmas table
basket, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Bel
grave; three-tier cookie server,
Mrs. William Coultes, RR 5,
Belgrave; child ’ s bedroom picture,
Mrs. Ross Higgins, RR5, Brus
sels; pop and chips, Mrs. Jim
Kids and adults alike took part in the fun and games of the 20th annual
Belgrave Country Fayre at the Belgrave arena Saturday afternoon.
These youngsters tried to win a prize by throwing sealer rings over
bottles.
ware vegetable dish, Mrs. Margar
et Dunbar, Belgrave; basket of
straw flowers, Mrs. John Camp
bell, Belgrave; cushion, Mrs.
Harold Vincent, Belgrave; owl
cookie jar, Mrs. Alex Robertson,
Wingham; meat cutting board,
Clarence Yuill, Belgrave; grocer
ies, Mrs. MarieChittick, Wing
ham; wall plaque, Edith Snell,
Blyth; four-lb. pail ice cream, Mrs.
Jim Cook, Kincardine; Chantilly
perfume, Mrs. Albert Cook, Bel
grave; men’s after shave, Frank
Osborne, Blyth; pink cushion,
Doug Stewart, Toronto; towel,
W.J. Craig, Blyth; basket of
groceries, Mrs. Gordon Pengelly,
Belgrave; mouse door stop, Mrs.
Gordon Bosman, Belgrave; place
mats, Alex Robertson, Wingham;
Santa collection, Mrs. Barry Lo
gan, Belgrave; Popple, Mrs. Mac
Scott, Belgrave; cushion, Mrs.
A dinner was served by the
Belgrave Women’s Institute in the
W.I. Hall, Thursday evening, June
23, in honour of the 23 Grade 8
students, who graduated from
East Wawanosh Public School.
The guest speaker for the
evening was Patrick Cull, a former
student of East Wawanosh Public
School.
The Science Award was won by
Darlene Black and presented by Al
Harrison. The Social Studies
Award, won by Matthew Hussey,
was presented by Brent Bowyer.
The French Award was won by
Crystal Black and presented by
Madame Turcotte. The Mathema
tics Award was won by Yasser
Khan, presented by Belgrave
Co-op. The English Award went to
Belgrave people
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Smithson
of Downsview visited over the
weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth
Procter, Belgrave and also Miss
Marilyn Mayberry of Londesboro.
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Lana Thompson, presented by
Belgrave Co-op. The most improv
ed student award was won by Laura
Munro, presented by Sandy Simp
son. The Industrial Arts Award
went to Ian Morton presented by
Brent Boyer. The Family Studies
Award was won by Lorna Hum
phrey presented by Sandy Simp
son. The Award of Excellence went
to Crystal Black and Matthew
Hussey, presented by Sandy Simp
son. The Citizenship Award was
shared by Paul McIntosh and
Brenda White, presented by the
Belgrave Co-op. Darryl Culbert
presented all the Belgrave Co-op
awards.
The Grade 8 Proficiency Award
was presented to Crystal Black by
Brian Potter of the Belgrave
Kinsmen.
Petrolia and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
of RR 4, Wingham have just
returned home from an overseas
trip, a glimpse of Europe, Eng
land and Scotland. While in
England they visited with relatives
at Somerset.
Coultes family
attends
London service
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coultes were
part of a group who hosted a Durne
Liturgy Service for the Ethiopian
Orthodox Church held in the
London Conference Chapel at
Westminster College, London, on
Sunday, June 26.
The service was conducted by
Rev. L. K. Messale Engedo from
Toronto, an Ethiopian priest. This
project was a part of the objectives
following their trip to Ethiopia, to
provide a place of worship for
Ethiopian refugees in our area.
In the afternoon they also
attended the open house, pot luck
supper and Communion Farewell
service for Rev. Masaoke Hoshino
and his family who are returning to
Japan on August 1. Masaoke has
been a missionary to Canada for
the past three years and has been a
guest preacher in most area
churches.
He has been called to one of the
largest churches in Tokyo on his
return. The service was held at St.
Pauls, Botany Charge near Chat
ham.
People
Mrs. Elizabeth Procter and Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Smithson visited
on Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Zettler and family of
RR 4, Walkerton and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Procter and family of RR 5,
Brussels and on Saturday they all
attended the Country Fayre at the
Belgrave Community Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
visited Saturday, June 18 with his
sister Mrs. Agnes Walker of
Goderich who is a patient in the
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital.
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