The Citizen, 1991-06-25, Page 13Country
Fayre
auction
winners
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26,1991. PAGE 13.
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Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250
Baking aplenty
There was baking aplenty for the shoppers at the Country
Fayre at Knox United Church in Belgrave Saturday. As
well as plant and bake sales and a penny sale, the event
was followed by a dinner in the WI Hall.
The Belgrave Country Fayre was
held at Knox United Church in the
WI hall on Saturday, June 22 with a
good attendance. It was a perfect
day for this occasion. Winners of
the penny auctions were: cushion,
crocheted, Heather Black, Bel
grave; four glasses, Mrs. Kay
Roberts, Belgrave, one pair pillow
cases, Mrs. Doris Carmichael, Bel
grave; underwear, Mrs. Donna
Shaw, Belgrave; toy truck, Mrs.
Fred Johnston, Belgrave; towels,
Mrs. Doris Michie, Belgrave; baby
sweater, Janelie Anderson, Bel
grave; oil painting, Mrs. Marj
Coultes, Wingham; decorated
broom, Cheryl Hardy, Belgrave;
tote bag, Cheryl Foxton, Wingham;
writing paper, Mrs. Helen Stone
house, Belgrave; fancy basket, Mrs,
Andrea Stevenson, Belgrave; retire
ment bank, Bill Coultes, Brussels;
cushion, Mrs. Jane Grasby, Bel
grave; pail of ice cream, Mrs. Alma
Finnigan, Clinton; fridge towel,
Annie Cook, Belgrave; deck of
cards, Lome Campbell, Belgrave;
African violet, Mrs. Doris Michie,
Belgrave; basket of goodies, Betty
Taylor, Ripley; ginger ale, Jim
Johnston, Welland; basket and
plaque, Mrs. Winona Martin, Brus
sels; decorated spoon, Mrs. Edna
Johnston, Welland; doll cushion,
Muriel Taylor, Belgrave; soap and
towel, Mary Hehn, Wingham; flan-
nellette sheet, Mrs. Mary Vair, Bel
grave; pajamas, Mrs. Doris
Carmichael, Belgrave; microwave
dishes and soap, Betty Nethery,
Blyth.
Playground activities begin
Bill and Helen Dobson spent the
weekend at Kleinburg where they
attended the Anti-Truck Society
gathering. They were able to return
home with two trophies.
Mrs. Percy Stephenson, former
Ethel resident passed away at her
home in Hamilton. Interment will
lake place in the Ethel Cemetery.
Sympathy is extended to Jayne
and Del Ziegler on the passing of
Jayne's brother, Vernon Egerdeen
of Kitchener.
On Tuesday afternoon in the
Ethel park, Playground Activities
will be held for 3 to 10 year olds
from 1 to 4 p.m. beginning July 9
to August 13. For further informa
tion please contact Sandy Earl at
887-6401.
LAST CHANCE
CLUB 284
CAR TICKETS
Available at Todd'a Bakery & Brussels Hotel
THIS SAT. 9 P.M. - 1 A.M.
STRAWBERRIES
ALSO FRESH PICKED BERRIES AVAILABLE
WEATHER AND CROP PERMITTING
528-2900
HWY. # 86, EAST OF LUCKNOW
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Reunion held at Hullett
The 46th annual Nethery-Leish-
man reunion was held on Sunday,
June 23 at the Hullett Central
School, Londesborough with 50
signing the register.
Ella Ives of Blyth was in charge
of the sports which was enjoyed by
all. Guests were present from Parry
Sound, Decher, Michigan, Corun
na, Kitchener, London, Glencoe,
Wingham, Clinton, Londesbor-
ough, Bluevale, Blyth, Belgrave,
and surrounding district.
Following the supper hour, the
president Larry Fisher of RR 2,
Clinton was in charge of the meet
ing. He announced the deaths dur
ing the past year: Wm. Alexander
Nethery, Lilly Noble, Kathleen
Munk and Edgar Wightman. A few
moments silence followed in
remembrance.
Special prizes were awarded by
Larry Fisher to: youngest person
present, Jessica Nethery; oldest
person present, Myrtle Barker of
Goderich; person coming the
longest distance, Jim Riome of
Parry Sound and also whose birth
day was on June 23, Jim Leishman;
lucky plate, was won by Gladys
Van Camp and Sheila Renshaw;
guessing number of candies in a
jar, Marie Nethery. The "Guess the
Answer" contest was won by Larry
Fisher and Isabel Gamiss.
A treat of watermelon was given
to everyone by Jack Nethery of
Corunna. President for next year is
Larry Fisher of RR 2, Clinton and
secretary-treasurer is Mary Isabel
Nethery of Belgrave. Next year’s
reunion is planned for June 28 at
Londesborough.
The reunion closed by singing
"Auld Lang Syne".
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(jjESIDENTIAL
LISA WATT
Lisa Watt, the daughter of
Archie and Lenore Watt of RR
1, Blyth, graduated on May
23, 1991 from the University
of Waterloo with a Bachelor
of Arts Degree, majoring In
Sociology. Lisa Is employed
with the Waterloo Regional
Police Force.
who purchased tickets for our 15th annual Elimination
Draw, Dinner and Dance. Your continued support Is
greatly appreciated.
We would also like to CONGRATULATE THE
FOLLOWING WINNERS:
Freda Pipe and Mary Lowe, Brussels, $30.00,1 st Early
Blrd;Don and Joyce Jacklln, Brussels, $30.00, 2nd Early Bird;
Dan and Brenda Keffer, Llstowel, $40.00, 3rd Early Bird;
Karen and Stu Parker, Brussels, $25.00, Bob Gordon,
Belgrave, $25.00, Marlen Vincent, Seaforth, $25.00, Murray
Huether, Brussels, $25.00, The Clarkson Family , Brussels,
$50.00, Tom MacFarlane, Brussels, $50.00, Lynn Hoy,
Wingham, $50.00, John Mitchell, Brussels, $50.00, Jean and
Jim McNeil, Brussels, $75.00, Brendalee Nicholls, Atwood,
$75.00, Pat and Ralph Watson, Brussels, $75.00, Audrey and
Jack Cardiff, Brussels, $75.00, Sharon Sklnn, Wingham,
$75.00, Fred Uhler, Brussels, $75.00, John W. Lowe, Brussels,
$100.00, Jim Donaldson, Tavistock, $100.00, Rick Mclnroy,
Walton, $100.00, Dave and Jeff Lewlngton, Brussels, $100.00,
Ron and Elsie Beuerman, Dublin, $125.00, Jack and Doris
Black, London, $125.00, Gerrit and Bob, Brussels, $150.00,
Brian and Melinda Tenpas, Brussels, $200.00, Lyle and
Kathern Campbell, Belgrave, $250.00, Penny and Dave
Overboe, Londesboro, $500.00, Rodger Thorne, Tara,
$2,500.00
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