HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-01-12, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,1994.
B elgraveThe news from Mabel Wheeler hosts UCW
Compiled by Helen Stonehouse Phone 887-94871
Residents enjoy holidays
Paul and Shannon Weitendorf
and children Lisa and Erin of
Belgrave spent the holidays with
the girls' grandparents Mrs. Pauline
Jackson of Chatsworth and Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Maher of Owen
Sound. Lisa and Erin enjoyed
tobogganing with their uncle Clare
Maher and cousins Robyn and
Allyson. They toured the down
town Christmas light display.
On Boxing Day they visited their
great Grandma, Marie Maher at
Lee Manor in Owen Sound to show
their new Christmas dolls from
Santa and they sang Christmas
carols.
Paul and Shannon took advant
age of the heavy snow and went
cross-country skiing at Inglis Falls
and Harrison Park.
Everyone had a great time.
Chris Palmer of Goderich spent a
few days last week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Cook.
The Evening Unit of the UCW
met at the home of Mabel Wheeler
on Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. Twenty-one
members answered the roll call.
The leader Muriel Coultes
opened the meeting with the poem
"What Will You Do With This
Year That's So New?" She
welcomed everyone and thanked
Mabel for the use of her home.
Lorna Cook had charge of the
worship service on New Year's.
She opened with prayer and hymns
"Standing at the Portal of the , Ruth Johnston read the scripture
Opening Year" and "As with
Gladness Men of Old" were sung.
The scripture from Matt. 2, 1-5
was read by Donna Shaw. The
meditation "Hokus Pokus" was
read by Loma. The offering was
received and dedicated and Loma
closed the worship with prayer.
Barbara Anderson had charge of
the program from the study
"Mission Into 21st Century". She
told how the mission has changed
and the different changes through
the years, such as telephone, radio,
television and the increasing
number of women in leading roles
in Canada.
New members join Knox
Ethel
from Luke 10: 25-37. Laura
Johnston read an article written by
Patty Evans, "What Does Mission
Mean to Me". Freda Johnston
closed the program with an article
"Putting People to Work".
Muriel Coultes announced there
would be lunch following church
service Jan. 16, with Mabel
Wheeler's group in charge, also the
Huron-Perth UCW Annual meeting
will be held Jan. 24 in Exeter and
on Feb. 10, a meeting at 11:30 a.m.
in Goderich "Meet the Moderator",
Rev. Stanley McKay.
The February meeting will be
held in the church schoolroom with
Wilma Higgins and Irene Lamont
as hostesses.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction and lunch was
served by Jane Grasby and Lois
Anderson.
The news from
The service of Communion was
held in Knox United Church,
Belgrave on Sunday morning, Jan.
9, with Rev. Paul Boughton,
minister.
The following new members
were received by transfer of
membership, Jean Kennedy from
Londesboro United Church and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Spivey from
Wingham United Church.
At this service also the
commissioning of the Pastoral
Relations committee took place.
Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250
Community extends sympathy
24 play euchre at WI Hall
Six tables were in play at the
Belgrave euchre in the WI Hall on
Wednesday night, Jan. 5.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Jane Grasby; most two's, Mrs.
Edythe Coultes; nearest 50, Mrs.
Jean Pattison; low lady, Mrs. Lois
Chamney; high man, Tom Pfeiffer;
most two's, Bob Grasby; nearest
50, Ross Taylor and low man,
Gordon Bosman.
There will be euchre again next
Wednesday starting at 8 p.m.
Bill Dobson and Dorothy Dil
worth hosted 10 tables of euchre at
the Ethel Hall, Monday evening.
Winners were: high lady, Betty
Coulter; low lady, Helen Cullen;
high man, Jim Cooper; low man,
Ross Stephenson; most lone hands,
Gertie Lambkin, Bob Bateman, and
Walter Harrfield; tally card draws,
Isabel Bremner, Anne Cooper,
Ruby Armstrong, George Pearson,
Scott McLean, Violet Smith, Adri
an Verstoep, June Jacklin and
Elmer Best; 50/50 draw, Harold
Coulter.
The next euchre will be Jan. 17 at
8:30 p.m.
First draw in
Brussels
curling ends
There it goes
K member of the Wingham Girls team crashes to the ice in
front of a Teeswater opponent as the puck rolls away from
both, in this game in Blyth on Sunday night. Teeswater
defeated Wingham by a score of 4-2. Several girls from the
Blyth and Belgrave communities play for the Wingham
learn.
The first draw of the Brussels
Curling Club ended recently. The
top team of the mixed curling with
48 points was Mike Alexander,
Pauline Patterson, Doug Dale and
Carman Bernard.
In second place with 43.5 points
was the team of Ken McDonald,
Nora Stephenson, John Vanass and
Dorothy Kelly.
Third with 41.5 points was Brad
Speiran, Fran Bremner, Orval
Bauer and Jean Bewley.
The top team of the ladies'
curling with 38 points was Valerie
Shortreed, Doris Fischer, Gloria
Wilbee and Dianne Duskocy.
The second place team with 32.5
points was Brenda Linton, Marie
Stute, and Allison Purcell.
The third place team with 32
points was Marg Taylor, Sandra
Pepper and Marianne Warwick.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Elizabeth and Dick
Dewit, Jake and Wilma Hiemstra
and families on the recent loss of
their mother Mrs. Henry Hiemstra
of Listowel.
Sympathy is also extended to
George and Eileen Gill and family
on the recent loss of George's
mother Mildred Gill and their
infant grandson Zachary Wood of
Gorrie.
Sympathy is exended as well to
LeRoy Winger and family on the
bereavement of LeRoy's sister
Edith Fider of Prince Edward
Island.
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