HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-03-02, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1994.
Belgrave residents enjoy family fun night
It was a stormy Wednesday last
week, but two of "Mabel's Moms"
and their children met at the home
of Mabel Wheeler. Present were
Shannon Weitendorf, Lisa and Erin
and Janet Koehler, Tamara and
Derek, with Trever Raynard. Mabel
served coffee, juice aid delicious
home made cookies and the three
ladies had a nice time.
Twelve Belgrave and area
families gathered at the Belgrave
arena on Friday, Feb. 18 for two
hours of family fun. A pot luck
meal was enjoyed, after the men
played a game of shinny. Guests
included, Glenn
Raynard, Scott and Andrea
Stevenson,
and Donna
Leanne
Swanson, Gerald and Pat Ralhwell,
Joel and Julie Van Camp, Tony and
Candace Chaffe, Brian and Alison
Wightman, John and Sandra
Dorsch, Cam and Alice Yuill, Scott
and Linda Galbraith, Travis and
Janet Koehler, Donna Kellington,
Bridget and Brandon, Amy Cook,
and Tania Pletch.
Congratulations to Gerald and
Pat Rathwell of Belgrave who won
$2,000 in last week's 649 draw.
Warren and Linda Knight, Paul
and Karen Moffatt, Ted and Lois
Moran, Barb Black, Kevin and
Barb Pletch and Mike and Lori
' Malhiot all of Belgrave, spent the
weekend of Feb. 18 at Blue
Mountain Ski Resort in
Collingwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor of
Sarnia spent a couple of days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor.
Mrs. Sharon Mitchell and friend
of Hanover visited on Saturday
with her mother Mrs. Hilda
Vincent.
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Over the fields
Competitors had a lot of fun with a new twist on the two-person bobsled event during the
Winter Carnival at East Wawanosh Public School last Friday afternoon. Students were
divided into teams and played a variety of unique games to put some fun in winter. Though
the wind was chilly, the sun was high, which added to fresh air, exercise and time away from
school work was a perfect combination.
Businesswoman speaks to WI
The Belgrave Women's Institute
meeting was held at the Hall on
Tuesday, beginning with a pot luck
meal for members and friends. Rev.
Paul Boughton led in grace.
The program convenor, Gladys
Van Camp introduced the guest
speaker, Chris Dickson who
operates her business "Goodies by
Two Shoes" from her home in the
Belmore area. She had on display
some of the jams, relishes and dry
baking mixes which she has for
sale. Chris explained some of the
procedures for starting your own
business and the type of person
who can successfully manage such
an operation. After answering
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shoot
Ten tables of shoot were in play
al the Belgrave Community Centre
on Friday afternoon, Feb. 25.
Winners were: high lady, Audrey
Edgar; second high, Lillian
Appleby; most shoots, Lois
Chamney; nearest birthday to Feb.
25, Leona Black; high man, Oscar
Schefter; second high, George
Inglis; most shoots, Stuart
Chamney; nearest birthday to Feb.
25, Bill Tiffin.
There will be shoot in two weeks,
March 11 at 1:30 p ,m.
questions from the audience she
was presented with a gift in
appreciation.
During the business meeting,
President Audrey Fenton reminded
everyone to send in their survey
report. Information was read about
the mystery night to be held in
Londesboro on March 28, and the
annual Convention to be held at
Orillia in August. Dorothy Coultes
had information on the plays to be
presented at Drayton this summer.
The possibility of installing a fan in
the kitchen was discussed and
repairs to the window blinds.
The program for January which
had to be cancelled due to the
weather will be included in a later
meeting. The next pot luck meal
will be on March 1, with Isabelle
Craig and Jean Nethery in charge,
and card games to follow the meal. - -
The meeting closed by repeating
the Mary Stewart Collect.
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