HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-11-16, Page 11Belgrave THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1988. PAGE 11.
UCW marks Remembrance Day
Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
and shut-in visits were recorded.
Mrs. Robena McBurney read the
minutes of the last meeting and Mrs.
Cloakey gave the financial report. It
was agreed to hold the next meeting
November 28.
Each lady brought a story or poem
on Armistice which were read. Mrs.
Margaret Siertsema read a poem
and Mrs. McBurney read a story on
El Salvadore.
Mrs. Scott closed the meeting
with prayer and served a lovely
lunch.
WMS remembers
The W.M.S. held their meeting
Monday, November 7 at the home of
Mrs. Mac Scott who opened with a
call to worship on Remembrance.
* ‘ Dear Lord and Father of Mankind ’ ’
was sung and Mrs. Scott led in
prayer.
Mrs. Lottie Scott read scripture
and Mrs. Ivy Cloakey read a
meditation on “Now the day is
over”. The hymn. “Come Let Us
sing of a Wonderful Love’ ’ was sung.
The roll call was answered by a
verse on Remembrance and 35 sick
W/ to celebrate hall's
100th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Taylor and their aunt Mrs. Ann
Collins of Sarnia.
Dinner guests on Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar were
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Douse of Galt,
Mrs. Irlma Edgar and Mrs. Winni-
fred Johnston of Wingham, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse.
The November meeting of the
W.I. will be held November 15 at
8:15 p.m. when a celebration will be
held commemorating 100 years for
the hall. Everyone is welcome to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna
attended the wedding of their
great-nephew Newton-Hanna in St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church, Lapeer,
Michigan on Saturday, November
12a ndwe re weekend guests with
their nephew and niece Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hanna of Columbia
ville, Michigan.
Jennifer Black ran in the Canadian
Cross-Country Championship in
Etobicoke on November 6.
The Afternoon Unit of the U.C. W.
met in the schoolroom of the Church
with 1 1 present and Mrs. Sarah
Anderson in charge. She opened the
meeting with reading of Isaiah 2: 4
and the minutes and treasurer’s
report.
Mrs. Alice Scott is to arrange the
Christmas program; the time and
place is to be arranged by Mrs.
Dorothy Coultes. Nominations were
made for officers for 1989.
Mrs. Mary Hunter gave the
12 tables at euchre
EUCHRE
Twelve tables were in play at the
weekly euchre which was held in the
Women’s Institute Hall, Belgrave,
Wednesday, November 9.
.Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Agnes Gaunt; low lady, Mrs. Leslie
Vincent; second high lady, Mrs.
RobertGrasby; lucky draw, lady,
Mrs. Ross Turvey; high man, Ross
Turvey; low man, Herb Clayton;
second high man, Mrs. Lois Hart,
(playing as a man); lucky draw, man,
Mrs. Jas. R. Coultes, (playing as a
man).
There will be euchre again
Wednesday, November 16 starting
at 8 p.m.
introduction and piayer for the
worship. The hymn, “Jesus Keep
Me Near the Cross” was sung. Mrs.
Hunter read parts from Hebrews 11
and 12 and from Nations at War, also
brought to attention from the
Readers’ Digest the article “Eternal
Requiem, Canada’s Book of Re
membrance,” where the pages turn
slowly and every name is read one
day a year. The hymn “I need Thee
every hour” was followed with
prayer by Mrs. Hunter.
Mrs. Edith Vincent continued the
study of St. Matthew, 5: 13 - 50. In
the meditation, the inscriptions on
the Hoover Dam were mentioned,
she showed slides of the Hoover
Dam which were taken by her when
on holidays. She read of the salt of
the earth and the many uses of salt.
Mrs. Olive Bolt continued the
study of South Africa.
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Ethel
Ethel students
win awards
At commencement exercises held
at Listowel District Secondary
School onNovember5, five Ethel
area students were the recipients of
monetary awards.
They were Duane Barlow, the Dr.
R. M. Clooney and Dr. W. P. Trainor
Science Scholarship, $200; Jean
Locking, the Herbert G. Zilliax
Memorial Scholarship, $150; Bev
Stevenson, the Listowel Junior
Farmers’ Scholarship, $100; Lynn
Winger, the Mary E. Sharpe
Memorial Fund, $510; and David
Lamontreceived two awards, the
Nelson and Hannah Vernon Family
Awardy, $75 and the Royal Canadian
Legion Bursary, Listowel Branch
259, $200. Congratulations to all the
grades.
The three Ethel 4H clubs Wednes
day, hosted a sumptuous meal for
their mothers’ leaders and W.I.
members. The W.I. ladies then had
their own meeting followed the
meal.
PEOPLE
Bob and Isabel Bremner hosted an
87th birthday for Isabella McMi
chael of Listowel. Those helping to
celebrate the occasion were Joan
Morgan, Jillian and Kristen of
Ilderton; Fred and Brenda Phillips of
Belfast; Maurice and Katheryn
Nesbitt, Lee, Rae and Jessica of
Southwold; Mary and Karl Rasz-
mann and Kevin of Monkton; Nolan
and Karen Wettlaufer of Tavistock;
Bill and Elma Steel of Guelph, Marie
Davidson, Kerry and Brian of
Stratford, Andy McMichael of Lis
towel and Andrew and Doris Brem
ner of Ethel.
A blizzard brought 20 cm. of snow
toIqaluit(FrobisherBay)on the 14th
and 15th of February. Winds gusting
to over 100 km/h had caused
enormous drifting by the 16th. “1
knew I was in trouble,” one resident
said, ‘‘when I saw my neighbour
walk past my second-storev win
dow.”
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