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PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1996
The news from
elgrave
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
E. Vincent hosts UCW
r-Prvirvf.,
Services with a smile
Members of the Belgrave Girl Guides hosted the area seniors last Thursday night, during
their regular meeting at the Belgrave arena. Here, Jenni Hopf serves some tasty desserts to
Thelma Pletch.
Singers entertain parish
The regular meeting of the
Evening Unit met at the home of
Mabel Wheeler on Tuesday, Feb. 6
with 19 members present.
Barbara Anderson opened the
meeting with a poem and thanked
Mrs. Wheeler for hosting the
meeting.
The worship service was
presented by Lorna Cook and
Muriel Coultes which included
hymns happy the Home and All the
Way My Saviour Leads Me, a
scripture reading from Mark 12:
verses 28-34 and a meditation,
"Love Your Neighbour." The
worship service was closed with
prayer.
During the business the roll call
was answered by a school memory
of Valentine's Day.
It was announced that the annual
meeting of the UCW is to be held
on Feb. 12 at Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton.
Barbara Anderson presented the
program "All In A Day's Work",
followed by a skit, "Flight 1-9-9-
The seniors bowling scores were
Annie Cook, 98, 88; Ivy Cloakey,
148, 105; Betty Irwin, 50, 103;
Mabel Wheeler, 161, 101; Laura
Johnston, 125, 144; Louise
Bosman, 164, 144; Mae Louttit,
100, 100; Alice Nicholson, 129,
100; Doris Remington, 170, 161;
Marj Coultes, 125, 135; Evelyn
Galbraith, 120, 156; Jean Walker,
127, 106; Eleanor Neil, 87, 86;
Doris Michie, 111, 100.
There were nine tables of euchre
in play at the Women's Institute
Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 14.
Winners were: high lady, Agnes
Bieman; second high lady, Jean
Thedorf; low lady, Florence
Schefter; Ione hands, Olive Bolt;
high man, George Michie; second
high man, Dennis Leddy; low man,
Stuart Chamney; lone hands, Iona
McLean (playing as a man). The
next euchre is Wednesday, Feb. 21
The Brownies held their regular
meeting at the East Wawanosh
Public School on Thursday, Feb.
15. They learned about Switzer-
land, seeing souvenirs, money, a
flag, and also what the Brownies
wear for their uniform.
By the use of a globe and map
they saw where Switzerland was
actually located.
The girls were blindfolded and
Family gathers
Alice Procter "Mother", cele-
brated her birthday at the home of
her daughter and son-in-law Ruth
and Ken Alton of Lucknow, on
Sunday, Feb. 11.
During the afternoon, her family,
grandchildren, and great-grand-
children dropped by to wish her
well and enjoy birthday cake and
ice cream. Ruth and Ken hosted a
dinner by Alice's immediate family,
which was attended by Charles and
Grace, Ross and Mary, Mary
Thomas and George and Elizabeth.
The meeting was closed and
lunch served by Jane Grasby and
Lois Anderson.
The Afternoon Unit of the UCW
met Feb. 13 at the home of Edith
Vincent with 10 members present.
Audrey Fenton opened the
meeting with a short reading
entitled "Signs of Love".
Lois Chamney led the worship
with the theme being "Love
Again". Janisa Coultes read a short
poem from a booklet which was
compiled a few years ago by
Trinity UCW in Ashfield. Mrs.
Chamney read a meditation
concerning Love. Prayer closed the
service.
Mrs. Vincent conducted the study
from Matthew 10, verses 26-31. Ida
Procter was in charge of mission
study. She told the life of Pauline
Vanier - a Canadian woman of
whom all can be proud.
The Lord's Prayer closed the
meeting. Mrs. Vincent served a
delicious dessert and tea.
at 8 p.m.
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, Feb.
14.
Those who attended were Andrea
Stevenson, Matthew and Tyler;
Kim Higgins and Laura; Linda
Hess and Andrew; Candace Chaffe,
Cameron, Brandon and Austin;
Sherri Taylor and Brandon. Their
topic was "Games for Children".
The Belgrave Arena Board held a
very successful potluck supper and
skating party on Saturday, Feb. 10
at the Belgrave Arena. Plans are
being made for another in March.
Mrs. Chester MacDonald of
Goderich and her son Douglas
Thompson of Toronto were dinner
guests at the home of Ruth
Johnston on Wednesday, Fcb. 7.
Recently Ashley Irwin of
Ashfield Twp. spent a weekend at
her grandmother's Betty Irwin.
they had to smell different things
such as oranges, lemons, coconut,
garlic, hot chocolate and coffee,
then had to try and guess which
each one was. Swiss chocolate was
sampled by the group.
The girls had their pictures taken
for "Thinking Day."
Members of Knox United
Church, Belgrave were welcomed
by Don, Marlene and Ellen Procter,
as they gathered for the worship on
Sunday, Feb. 18. Guest speaker
was Betty Graber of Brussels, who
opened the service with two
requested hymns, Call to Worship,
Prayer of Approach and
Confession.
The Sonshine Singers under the
leadership of Lila Procter sang I'm
Growing and Kids Under
Construction. Joanne Robinson
accompanied at the piano.
For the children's time, Mrs.
Graber asked if they had any
mysteries they hadn't solved. She
likened a mystery to the cloud that
The men's breakfast was held in. -
Knox United Church basement on
Saturday, Feb. 10. Vance Dettman
showed pictures and gave a very
interesting talk on his trip to the
Arctic last January. It
centered around his visits to Inuit
settlements and he talked about
their way of life.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar, RR
4, Wingham, Mrs. Irlma Edgar,
Wingham and Mrs. Winnifred
Johnston of Braemar Retirement
Home visited on Saturday, Feb. 17
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse. This was the occasion
of Mrs. Johnston's birthday which
was that day.
Mrs. Larry Mayberry of
Londesboro recently visited with
her mother Beth Procter.
Millie and Alf Nichol spent a few
days last week at Harrow,
Leamington and Windsor. They
attended their cousin, Vera
appeared in the scripture and is
celebrated on "Transfiguration
Sunday". She explained how
believing in God may seem a
mystery but assured them that God
is with them all the time.
The New Testament reading
from Matthew also spoke of a
mystery and she drew that story
into her sermon — ''Word, Money
and Meaning". She gave many
descriptive words for work and
money and explained that how we
did our work, and how we used our
money, gave meaning to our life.
She reminded all that this is the
Mission theme for this year and the
congregation members should look
McKenzie's funeral in Harrow.
Don Vincent of Petitcodiac
visited last weekend with his
parents Harold and Edith Vincent.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Gord, Nancy Folkard and family in
the recent passing of Nancy's
brother, Donald Kirkland of
Kingsville. May your thoughts and
at the work they do, how they
spend their money and be ready to
support those around who need
new meaning in their life.
The offering was received by
Karrin Marks and Margie Gordon.
A card was signed by all the
members present for the minister
Mary-Jane Hobden and her
husband Alan on the arrival of their
son, Stephen Andrew, born on
Thursday, Feb. 15.
Following the prayers and
closing hymn many congregated in
the church basement for lunch and
a social time.
The Sunday, Feb. 25 service will
be taken by Elly Van Bergen of
Exeter.
prayers be with them in their time
of sorrow.
Congratulations from friends,
neighbours and members of Knox
United Church to Rev. Allan Rush
and Rev. Mary Jane Hobden on the
birth of Stephen Andrew Rush. He
arrived safely at Seaforth Hospital
on Feb. 15.
Board holds supper
Brownies do smell test
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