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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1995-12-06, Page 21CoMpiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188 lg The news from e rave Microsoft Golf pentium SIM READY Microsoft Dangerous Creatures CD/FX•575 • Pentium 75MHz processor • 530MB hard drive 1,899 I AIN) j • Microsoft Money THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1995. PAGE 21. N. Spivey plays piano for UCW Sparks, Brownies talk nutrition On Thursday, Nov. 23 the Brownies and Sparks met at the Community Centre for their regular meeting. Patti Nixon did the nutrition badge with the girls. Brownies made, and brought, nutritious snacks from each of the four food groups. Sparks played bingo with nutrition. They also brought pictures of nutritious food and not so nutritious food. The Brownies taught the Sparks games that they usually play. They finished the evening with snack and juice. Congratulations to Mike and Debbie Pfeiffer from friend, neighbours on the occasion of their 15th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Ida Evans and Mrs. Ella Graber from Brussels visited with Harold and Edith Vincent, last Thursday afternoon. Don and Carol Vincent of Petitcodiac, New Brunswick, spent the weekend with their parents, George and Greta Webster, Wingham and Harold and Edith Vincent, Belgrave. Harold and Edith Vincent had a surprise visit on Sunday afternoon Mabel's Moms met on Wednesday for their regular time. Their topic was Income Taxes. One member brought newspaper excerpts about the subject. Those attending were Donna Raynard, Trevor and Heidi; Andrea Stevenson, Mathew and Tyler; .25 cts .33 cts .40 cts .50 cts .75 cts 1.00 cts The girls each took home a copy of Cana& Food rules as well as a milk cow magnet with a friction chart. Patti Nixon was thanked by the girls doing the "Grand Howl". In appreciation they gave her a box of Girl Guide cookies. Brownies and Sparks learned Christmas Carols at their meeting Nov. 30. Lila Procter spent the evening teaching the girls different carols which they will be singing on Thursday, Dec. 21 as they carol around the village from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. from two cousins, Thillman and Mike Wallace from Chugiak, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson spent the past week visiting with some of their family. The first weekend was in Peterborough with Doreen and Rob Roy, Christine and Emily and the rest of the week was with Sheila and Doug Cousins and Brandon in Guelph. Congratulations from friends, neighbours, and relatives to Paul and Karen Cook on the birth of their baby girl Sarah on Tuesday, Nov. 28. Shawn Cook, and Ellen; Linda Hess and Andrew; Pat Konings, Olivia and Eliza; Lila Procter and Ben; Sherri Sippel, Christie, Scott and Daniel; Sandra Dorsch and Melinda; Sherry Taylor and Brandon; Annette TeRaa, Mitchell and Janelle and Rev. Mary Jane Hobden. Reg. $875.00 Reg. $1225.°° Reg. $1650.°° Reg. $2.600.15° Reg. $4225.1)) Reg. s€995.® Christmas decorations through- out the church basement welcomed the Belgrave UCW members to their general meeting on Thursday, Nov. 23 at 8 p.m. President Wilma Higgins welcomed all and Muriel Coultes volunteered to be secretary for the evening. The poem "God's Precious Gift" was read after which Nathan Spivey played a piece on the piano called "Halloween". Nathan and his mother Anne then played a duet, The First Noel after which Anne played, 0 Holy Night. The worship service was led by Ruth Gordon and Joyce Vincent, who read the Christmas stories from the Bible and several short meditations. Several carols were also sung. Candles were lit to represent areas of today's society and families who need our prayers. Barbara Anderson introduced the program with a reading about "Advent Expectations". Taking part in the presentation called "Waiting 24 play euchre Senior bowling scores for Wednesday, Nov. 29 were: Jim Coultes, 122, 181, 172; Ray Neill, 99, 156, 107; Bob Corbert, 136, 139, 118; Al Meyers, 141, 138, 161; Doris Remington, 196, 148; Louise Rosman, 153, 182; Alice Nicholson, 91, 79; Betty Irwin, 99, 91; Evelyn Galbraith, 124, 186; Mabel Wheeler, 98, 126; Marj Coultes, 195, 123; Ivy Cloakey, 105, 98; Laura Johnston, 153, 114; Grace Walden, 81, 98; Kay McCormick, 146, 156; Jean Walker, 125, 114. There were 12 tables of euchre in play at the Women Institute Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 29. Winners were: high lady, Eileen Leddy; second high lady, Louise Bosman; lone hands, Edythe Coultes; low lady, Jean Thedorf; high man, Allen Edgar; second high man, Doug Hemingway; lone hands, Gord Bosman; low man, Gordon Thedorf. The next euchre will be Wednesday, Dec. 6. Everyone is welcome. 167,000 — This many family snowmobilers belong to the OFSC, making us the largest association in international snowmobiling. Then - Waiting Now" were Mary Hunter as Mary, Donna Shaw, a shepherd boy, Lorna Cook, a modern mother, Laura Johnston, a young person, Edith Vincent, a Roman soldier, Muriel Coultes, a wise person and Ida Procter a senior. Advent is a time of waiting, a time of expectations, a time for getting ready. During the business the 1996 budget was approved. Several donations were made to local groups and a collection box was filled with donations for the Christmas Bureau. Mary Hunter read a report of the archives for the year, prepared by Olive Bolt. The report of the nominating committee was given by Jane Grasby, after which Rev. Mary Jane Hobden conducted the installation of the officers. Newly elected officers are president, Wilma Higgins; past president, Mary Hunter; vice-president, Ruth Gordon; secretary, Laura Johnston; assistant secretary, Doreen Marks; stewardship and finance, Louise Bosman; treasurer, Barbara Anderson; church in society, Jane Grasby; world outreach, Edith Vincent; leadership development, Mary Hunter; christian develop- ment, Mildred Yuill, Kay Roberts, • lk800• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mabel Wheeler; in church services, Thelma Pletch, Sheila Nixon, Ruth Johnston, Annie Cook; social committee, Donna Shaw, Sheila Nixon, Linda Campbell, Lois Chamney, Barbara Anderson and Laurie Procter; auditors, Nancy Michie, Isabel Logan; pianist, Freda Johnston; nominating committee, Barbara Anderson, Kay Roberts, Mary Hunter, Jane Grasby. Lunch and a social time followed to close the meeting. My Christmas Wish List... 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