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Topnotch award
Carla Johnston, accepted the Highest Judge 1990 award on
behalf of Donna Johnston at the Brussels Agricultural
Society meeting. The award is a jacket from Topnotch Feeds
and is presented by Ralph Watson.
WMS holds meeting
The Belgrave W.M.S. held their
meeting Monday, February 4 at the
home of Mrs. Freda Scott.
Mrs. Alice Nicholson opened
with the call to worship. The hymn,
“Love that will not let me go,’’ was
sung. Mrs. Margaret Siertsema
read the scripture from Psalm 108.
Mrs. Ivy Cloakey read a medita
tion, “The Greatness of God’s
Love’’. Mrs. Scott led in prayer.
Mrs. Nicholson gave a report on
the Presbyterial meeting in Janu
ary, then she read a story on the
Crokinole party winners
A crokinole party was held in
Knox United Sunday School room,
Friday, February 8 with nine tables
in play.
Prizes were given to: highest
score, ladies, Mrs. Jim McCallum,
545; highest score, men’s, Brent
Robinson, 630; lowest score,
ladies, Sabrena Black, 10; lowest
score, men’s, Shawn Cottrill, 115;
most 20’s, men’s, Darryl Marks
E Wawanosh school
KINDERGARTEN
The Kindergarten class has been
working on their winter unit. This
includes playing games like Snow
Queen and ABC Bingo, and work
ing on their winter poems for their
big books. The class is going
skating on Friday.
GRADE 1
The grade one class is enjoying
the winter months by going skating
every Friday, and many other
winter activities. They are glad to
see Cole Vincent back after two
weeks in Las Vegas.
GRADE 2
The Grade two class has been
working on snow activities, and
making snow sculptures outside.
Mrs. Dodds left on February 1 for
her maternity leave. The students
have been trying to guess if it’s a
boy or a girl. Fourteen students
guessed it was a boy and four
thought it would be a girl. They will
have to wait to see who is right.
Flash - it’s a girl.
GRADE 3/4
The Grade 3/4 class recently
went tobogganing on a nearby
farm. They have also read 75 books
for the read-a-thon.
GRADE 8
The Grade 8 class is much
life of Albert Schweitzer.
Mrs. Siertsema read the minutes
of the last meeting and Mrs.
Cloakey gave the financial report.
The roil call was answered with a
poem on “Love’’. Forty sick and
shut-in visits were recorded and
the collection was received and
dedicated. “O Love that casts out
fear” was sung.
Mrs. Nicholson closed the meet
ing with prayer. The hostess served
lunch and a social time was
enjoyed.
and Brent Robinson, tied with 9;
and most 20’s, ladies, Karrin
Marks, 6.
Luck draws were won by Jamie
McCallum, Olive Jamieson, Ken
dra Moffat and Jeremy Campbell.
Refreshments followed.
A fun evening was enjoyed by
everyone. The next crokinole party
will be held Friday, March 1 at 7:30
p.m. in the Sunday School room.
relieved at the return of their
teacher. He was away for two
weeks and the class did not enjoy
his being gone, although now we
must reciprocate much more than
usual.
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53 attend
UCW dinner
On February 7 the Belgrave
United Church Women held a pot
luck supper in the Church school
room with 53 people enjoying a
delicious meal. The vice-president,
Mrs. Jim Hunter conducted the
meeting which followed.
Everyone joined in singing “This '
is the day which the Lord has
made”. Mrs. Sylvia Procter sang
two delightful solos and accompan-,
ied herself on the autoharp. Mrs. ‘
George Michie and Mrs. Sam
Pletch presented a worship service
with inspirational readings for the
New Year interspersed with the
singing of the hymn “Standing at
the portal of the opening year”.
Mrs. Bill Coultes introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. Edith Lock
ridge of Wingham. She is a,high
school teacher who, when she
retired from F. E. Madill Secon
dary School, went to Africa for two
years and taught Home Economics
at the Lesotho-Agricultural Col
lege. She showed many beautiful
pictures of Africa and told us
interesting facts about the country
and her stay there.
A short business meeting closed
the evening. The year-end treasur
er’s report was read showing a
balance on hand of $11,303.33.
Mrs. Olive Bolt gave an interesting
report of the year’s events which
she had recorded in our Archives
book.
^It was decided to collect a bale of
used clothing and other articles to
be sent to Goodwill Industries,
London. These articles are to be
left at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Michie, 30 Parker Drive,
Belgrave, by February 20.
The World Day of Prayer will be
held in the Presbyterian Church,
Belgrave, March 1. Members were
reminded to save their used stamps
for the Bible Society. The benedic
tion closed the meeting.
14 tables
in play
at euchre
Fourteen tables were in play at
the weekly euchre which was held
in the W.I. Hall, Belgrave, Wed
nesday, February 6.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Albert Cook; second high lady,
Mrs. Harvey Edgar; low lady, Mrs.
Jean Pattison; most lone hands,
lady, Mrs. Allan McGill; high man,
Mrs. Clarence Hanna, (playing as a
man); second high man, Lloyd
Appleby; low man. Garner Nichol
son and most lone hands, men,
Dennis Leddy.
There will be euchre again
Wednesday, February 13 starting
at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Belgrave
Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
People visit area
Mrs. Bert
Bryans of
and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watson
and Lisa of Blyth were dinner
guests on Tuesday, February 5 at
the home of Mr. and
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Brussels called on Mr.
Bert Johnston on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. John Leppington and
daughter Sarah of Clinton visited
with her mother Mrs. Agnes Bie-
man on Wednesday.
On Sunday visiting at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Procter, Bel
grave, were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Zettler, Sherry, Amanda and Alicia
of RR 4, Walkerton.
Wayne Vincent and his daugh
ter, Carrie of Milton, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson
spent the weeekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Cousins of Woodstock.
Calendar winners
announced
The Kinsmen calendar draw
winners are: January 27, Neil
Williams, RR 1, Walton, $50;
January 28, Harold Kerr, Wing
ham, $50; January 29, Julie Halla-
han, Belgrave, $50; January 30,
Suzanne Mathers, Exeter, $50;
January 31, Don Carter, Wingham,
$250; February 1, Doug and Dianne
Edward, London, $50; February 2,
Ron Howatt, RR 1, Belgrave, $100;
February 3, Ron Nesbitt, Londes-
boro, $50; February 4, T. J.w
Mehring, Listowel, $50; February
5, Amos L. Weber, Kitchener, $50;
February 6, Don Magee, London,
$50; February 7, Mac Willits, RR 1,
Wingham, $50; February 8, T. J.
Mehring, Listowel, $50; February
9. Craig Irwin, RR 3, Lucknow,
$100.
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