HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-11-04, Page 11Belgrave
Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
More than 100 attend
Halloween party
A family Halloween Party was
held Friday evening, October 30 in
the Belgrave Arena. Over 100
children were in attendance.
Costume prizes were: Ages 0-5,
Best costume, Jessica Lockridge;
funniest. Holly Phieffer; best
Halloween. Janelle Anderson;
scariest. Michael Mali; best cou
ple, Lisa and Justin Black.
Ages 6 - 10. Best costume.
Andersons
attend Laurier
convocation
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson
attended the Fall Convocation of
Wilfrid Laurier University held in
the Kitchener Memorial Auditor
ium on November 1. Their daugh
ter Sheila received an Honours,
Bachelor of Business Administra
tion Degree conferred by Admini
stration Degree conferred by Dr.
Maureen Forrester, Chancellor of
the University.
Others present for the ceremony
were Doug Cousins, Cambridge;
Richard Anderson, Goderich; Mrs.
Rick Ball, Hanover; and Mrs. Rob
Roy of Lakefield.
Following the graduation and
reception at the University, all
enjoyed dinner at the Charcoal
Steak House, Kitchener.
Jennifer Cook; funniest, Chris
Piluke; best Halloween, Lindsay
Michie; scariest, Nathan Rivest;
best couple, Allie and Erica
Culbert.
Ages 11-14, Best costume,
Mark Robinson; funniest, Kyle
Moran; best Halloween, Michael
Rammeloo; scariest. Brad Robin
son; best couple, Krista Bird and
Darryl Jardin.
Additional, Largest family in
costume, Ron and Marg Cook; best
adult couple, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Sowden; youngest (four months),
Nathan Mason; oldest, Mrs. Bruce-
Campbell.
Winner of draw for free bus fare
on the Ladies Club shopping trip on
November 14 was Mrs. Mary Cook.
Judges were Mrs. Laura John
ston and Mrs. Irene Lamont.
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Belgrave
4-H club
holds dinner
The fifth meeting of the Bel
grave 4H club was held in the
Women’s Institute Hall October
20.
Members started their meeting
by cutting up vegetables in
different ways. They then figured
out what foods each person was
going to bring for their party the
next week with their friends and
parents. They then did the work in
there books.
The sixth meeting was held
October 27. They had a dinner with
28 present including parents and
friends. The meal included Lasag
na, vegetable dips, salads and
refreshments.
Members then cleaned up and
went home.
Farm Bank
Centre opened
in Exeter
The Royal Bank of Canada
recently opened its first Huron
County Agricultural Centre at 305
Main Street in Exeter.
The centre will provide clients
with specialized agricultural ac
count management for all their
borrowing and operating needs,
including Royfarm credit and
Farmcheck. It will also service
secondary agricultural industries
in the area, and is expected to
attract agricultural customers re
quiring specialized professional
account management.
The new centre will work closely
with the OMAF office in Clinton
and withCentraliaCollege, and
will also serve as a centre for
agriculture account management
training within the Royal Bank.
Carrots originated in the near
East and in middle Asian areas
including India, Afghanistan and
eastern Russia.
12 tables at
Belgrave euchre
Twelves tables were in play at
the weekly euchre held in the W.I.
Hall, Belgrave, October 28.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Agnes Bieman; lucky draw lady,
Mrs. Jim (Edith)Coultes; low lady,
M rs. Vera Marsh; novelty lady.
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; high man.
Herb Clayton; lucky draw man,
Lewis Stonehouse; low man, Gor
don Louttit; novelty man, Mrs.
Garner Nicholson (playing as a
man).
There will be euchre again
November 4.
People
Harold Keating of the Woodley
Home, Wroxeter recently visited
with his sister Mrs. Stanley Snell,
nieces Mrs. Shirley Guite and Mrs.
Eileen Beecroft all of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kundert of
Switzerland spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon.
Mrs. Clara Black of Campbell-
ville spent the weekend with her
sister Mrs. Sarah Anderson.
Mrs. Florence McArter of RR 5,
Brussels has recently purchased a
new home at 19 Parker Drive.
Belgrave residents welcome Flor
ence to the village.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1987. PAGE 11
Dianne Black of Belgrave was one of the winners of awards at the 4H
Awards Night held in Clinton Friday. She receives the Murray Elston
Award as Champion 4H Beef Showman at the Seaforth Fair from
Adrian Brand, President of the 4H Club Leaders Association.
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