The Citizen, 1987-05-13, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987. PAGE 9.
There were plenty of treasures at the garage sale of the Trinity Anglican Church in Belgrave on Saturday.
Becky Van Camp discovers a fireplace screen is a little like a stage setting.
Heifer bought
for showcase
herd
Loreldo Farms Limited have sold
a bred heifer, Loreldo Tracey, to
the Showcase herd in Ottawa.
Tracey, along with three other
heifers from other breeders, will be
on display at Dairy Show-Case
Barn in Ottawa.
This is the first time Swiss have
been in the Showcase herd and
Loreldo is proud to have a heifer
fromtheirherdchosen. Loreldo
Farms is jointly owned by Eldon,
Lorraine, Greg and April Cook.
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One Tbugh Rider
Belle White
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People around Belgrave
Belgrave neighbours and
friends extend sympathy to the
relativesof Mrs. Ethel Wheeler
who passed away at the Wingham
and District Hospital, Sunday,
May 10.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon, RR 5,
Brussels; Mrs. Olive Bolt, Bel
grave, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Winter, Formosa attended the
20th convocation of Sir Sanford
Fleming College of Applied Arts
and Technology Graduates held on
Saturday, May 9 in Cambridge
StreetUnited Church, Lindsay.
Randy Nixon, a graduate in the
Pest Control Technician Division
has accepted a position in Oakville
and willcommence duties there
May 13.
on moving
On Tuesday evening, April 28,
friends and neighbours of Mrs.
Belle White met at the home of
Mrs. Barbara Anderson for a social
evening, prior to Belle’s moving to
Wingham. The evening was spent
playing euchre and pit.
The group extended their best
wishes and presented her with a
table lamp as a remembrance of
her Belgrave friends. All enjoyed a
delicious lunch of strawberry
shortcake.
Neighbours wish Belle and her
children, Steven and Brenda,
much happiness in their new
home.
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WMS holds meeting
The Women’s Missionary Socie
ty held their meeting in the Church
onMonday, May4withMrs. Ivy
Cloakey presiding opening with a
poem and followed by the hymn
“How Sweetthe Name of Jesus
sounds.”
Mrs. Garner Nicholson read
scripture and Mrs. Joe Dunbar
gave a meditation on what makes a
good mother. Mrs. Mac Scott led in
prayer.
Secretary’s report was read by
Mrs. John McBurney and Mrs.
Cloakey gave the treasurer’s re
port. Roll call was answered by a
verse on “Either Mother or
Child”. Thirty-eight sick and
shut-in visits were recorded.
An invitation was read from
4-H calf club meets
Whitechurch June 17 and also to a
meeting in Knox United Church,
Belgrave, May 28. Mrs. Nicholson
will be in charge of the June
meeting. A children’s rally will be
held again in Kintail, June 10. It
was agreed to send a donation to
this. The Presbyterial will be held
in Brussels, May 11.
Mrs. McBurney read a topic
entitled, “Too Many Memories.”
Mrs. Hebo Siertsema read two
poems, “My Mother’s Garden”
and “Morning Prayer’’. Mrs.
Hazel Dalrymple read, “Mother’s
Home.”
“Come let us sing of a Wonder
ful Love” was sung and Mrs.
Cloakey closed with prayer. Mrs.
Agnes Youngblut was a special
guest at the meeting.
They began the second meeting
with the roll call. The group talked
about safety measures to prevent
diseases when trucking animals.
They also discussed precautions to
be taken when the cattle first arrive
at a new home.
It was decided the next meeting
will be held May 20 at the farm of
Glenn Coultes.
The first and second meeting of
the Lucknow Calf Club was held on
May 5 at the home of Murray
Shiells.
For the first meeting club
members discussed the impor
tancecofthe health of their animal,
calving time, diseases and symp-
tons to look out for.
Season's last euchre held
The weekly euchre commenced
with a pot luck supper in the W.I.
Hall Wednesday, May 6 starting at
6:30 p.m.
Following the supper 14 tables of
euchre were in play. Winners
were: high lady, Mrs. Agnes
Caskanette; novelty lady, Mrs.
Iona McLean; low lady, Mrs. Pearl
Shiell; birthday closest to date,
Mrs. Lois Hart; highest score in
one game, Mrs. Mary Chamney;
lucky chair, Mrs. Leslie Vincent;
lucky draw, Mrs. Lewis Stone-
house and Mrs. Bert Johnston;
high man, George Johnston;
novelty man, Gamer Nicholson;
low man, Mrs. George Johnston
(playing as a man); birthday
closest to date, Dave Murray;
highest score in one game, Mrs.
Ronald Coultes, (playing as a
man); lucky chair, Leslie Vincent;
lucky draw, Gordon Walker and
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor (playing as a
man).
This is the final game for this
spring. Euchre will commence in
October.
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