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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1995. PAGE 9.
The news from
uburn WI hears quilt show report
Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
Hort.
There were 16 members in
attendance at the horticultural
meeting held at the Community
Hall on Monday evening, June 12.
President Shari Cartwright
presided.
The Manchester Garden diagram
was shown and explained. There
will be an arbor placed at the
entrance and possibly vines to grow
over it. Walkways will be made. If
the roses there cannot be salvaged,
Continued from page 8
Mr. Kerr have again organized a
Play Day for the school. Grade 8
students will help run the events
and Grade 7 will be team leaders.
The Grade 8 graduation banquet
will be held at the Belgrave
Community Centre on Monday,
June 26. The meal will be served at
7 p.m. The Belgrave United Church
Women are catering to it.
On Tuesday, June 27 the Grade 8
students will be visiting F. E.
Madill Secondary School to see the
classrooms and meet their teachers
for next year.
The assembly for special awards
will be on Tuesday, June 27 at
1:30 p.m. in the school auditorium.
Some of the awards which will be
presented include track and field,
new ones will be bought. Benches
will be placed and possibly lights
later on.
Shari then demonstrated making
a door wreath, saying you can
change the bow for different
occasions.
The meeting adjourned and lunch
was served by Jean Plaetzer and
Maureen Bean. A social time was
enjoyed.
school teams, library helpers,
citizenship and proficiency.
Visitors are most welcome.
The students will be dismissed at
3:30 p.m.
Paul Moffatt and the Belgrave
Kinsmen purchased the track and
field medallions and Grade 8
graduation awards. A Track and
Field medallions and grade 8
medallions were also donated by
Jane Van Camp and the Belgrave
Co-op. John Nixon purchased pens
for the Grade 8 graduating class as
well as citizenship and proficiency
medallions for Grades 1-7.
At the end of each school year
students who have earned a winit
will receive them to put on a
certificate. Some of the categories
The monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute was held on
Thursday afternoon, June 15 at the
Community Hall with 13 members
and one guest present. Marjorie
McDougall was pianist.
The meeting began in the usual
manner. President Tena Empey,
read a poem "Reduce, Renew and
Recycle." The minutes were read
by Marion Haggitt in the absence
of the secretary Evelyn Flett.
Treasurer Rhonda Bruxer gave her
report. The roll call was answered
by "an outdoor activity you
performed today."
Jean Plaetzer reported on the
Milton Quilt Show she had
attended and Tena reported on the
meal. Betty Archambault spoke on
are academic, reading, printing,
math, proficiency, citizenship,
attendance, library helpers,
sportsmanship and sporting events.
Congratulations are extended to
Sjaan Gerth for representing our
county at the Canada Wide Science
Fair held at Whitehorse, Yukon.
Sjaan travelled to the "Land of the
Midnight Sun" along with 300
other students from every province
and territory in Canada. Sjaan
examined the effects of chemicals
used in pressure treated lumber on
the growth of plants. Sjaan was
awarded a bronze medal and $200
in the Junior Life Sciences
Category.
Tim Procter placed second in the
county for the Grade 7 Gauss Math
some of the events. Ruth Jardin
told about the Tweedsmuir History
workshop to be held at Holmesville
on Tuesday, Aug. 8 in Goderich
Township Hall. Registration is at
9:30 a.m. Take a mug and a paper
bag lunch and beverage will be
served.
There is no meeting for July and
the members are going to Grand
Bend theatre on Monday, Aug. 28
to My Fair Lady.
They are catering to the Lions
Club dinner on June 20.
Maureen and Jean then led the
program activities which included
different kinds of buttons. Jean
Nethery had the largest button and
Jean Plaetzer the smallest button.
contest.
Justin Howatt placed first in the
county and Robin Sanders placed
second in the county for the Grade
8 Gauss Math contest.
All the best is extended to
Marilyn Brydges who is retiring at
the end of June. Mrs. Brydges has
been a conscientious and dedicated
teacher. She added so much to the
school with her musical ability,
great attitude, and love for children.
She will certainly be missed by
all. The students and staff wish her
the very best in her future plans.
Mr. Scott expresses his
appreciation on behalf of the staff
for everyone's support, interest and
involvement during the past year.
Members also had a button relay
and spinning a button on a string
which most had done earlier in life.
Marjorie McDougall played
music for musical chairs and Betty
Archambault won. Maureen also
had a 1920 Eaton's catalogue there
to compare button prices from then
until now. This all was very
interesting and fun and kept
everyone moving.
Grace was sung and the hostesses
Kay Lapp and Erma Cartwright
served a delicious lunch.
Prizes went to 4ean Plaetzer for
the most containers of buttons.
Gwen Bidwell had the most buttons
on her clothes. Both received a gift
and a social time was enjoyed.
Belgrave Kinsmen
Calendar Draw
June 11, Grant and Deb Currie,
Wingham; June 12, Jim Mac-
Kinnon, Waterloo; June 13, John
Saxon, Brussels; June 14, Jim
Marks, Wingham; June 15, Lois
Chamney, Belgrave; June 16,
Barry Haldenby, Lucknow; June
17, Robert Hickey, Wingham.
RUNNING AT LARGE
Many pets allowed to run at large
are more inclined to wander farther
from home during the spring and
summer months. Unfortunately,
many animals allowed to run at
large are killed or suffer serious
injuries as a result of being hit by
vehicles or fighting with other
animals.
Be a responsible guardian (and a
law abiding citizen) and don't allow
your pets to run at large.
Society meets
E. Wawanosh plans awards ceremony
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