HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-06-11, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11,1997 PAGE 13.
B elgrave
[Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188]
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Moms discuss safety
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, June 4.
Those who attended were:
Connie Shiell, Christopher, Andrea
and Lindsay; Linda Hess, Andrew
and Judith; Kim Higgins, Laura
and Ashley; Lila Procter and
Jessica and Alice Yuill. Their topic
was "Safety".
They will meet again Wednes
day, June 11 and Wednesday, June
18 to complete their 1996-1997
meetings.
Long service
Lila McClinchey, who has been a school bus driver for East Wawanosh students for the past
30 years was guest of honour at a special assembly last Friday, honouring her for her years
of service. Rodney McIntosh, left and Jeremy Robinson, present her with a school bus
autographed by all the young people who ride her bus.
SAC sponsors junior dance
IK*Libeial
During the past 3 and a half years you
have entrusted me with your thoughts
and concerns to speak on your behalf
in Ottawa. On June 2nd you made a
choice to return me to Ottawa to serve
you in Canada’s parliament. At this
time I would like to extend my
warmest appreciation and heartfelt
gratitude to everyone for their hard
work and dedication to re-elect me as
your representative. Your devoted
efforts and continuous support are met
with enormous respect and praise. I look forward to continuing
our mandate and working closely with you as we meet the next
century with much anticipation and success.Students at EWPS in Grades 7
and 8 will be trying out for the
school two-pitch team and will
compete at the regional tournament
at Tumberry PS on Tuesday, June
17.
Mrs. Dodds, Mr. Fisher, Mrs.
Hessels and Mrs. Webster are busy
preparing for the school's Author
Day to be held on Friday, June 20.
In the morning the students will be
sharing their books and in the
afternoon they will be attending
workshops presented by an author/
illustrator.
A dance is being sponsored by
the School Advisor Council for
JK/SK to Grade 4 students after
school on Friday, June 20 from
3:30 - 4:45 p.m. The cost of
admission will be $1. Juice and
chips will be sold for 50 cents each.
The Grade 8 students will be
visiting F. E. Madill Secondary
School to see the classrooms and
meet their teachers for next year.
The Grade 8 graduation banquet
will be held at the Belgrave
Community Centre, on Monday,
June 23. Pictures will be taken at
6:45 and the meal will follow at
7 p.m.
The meal will be served by the
Belgrave United Church ladies.
Play Day will be held on
Monday, June 23 in the afternoon.
John Kerr, Judy Mathers and
Monique Gallahar will be
organizing it. Grade 8 students will
help run the events and Grade 7
students will be team leaders.
Sincerely,
TaufSteele, fM.TP.
dfuron-Bruce
IIIML
Authorized by Eugene Bender, official agent for Paul Steckle
Families mark special occasions
Barbara and Ross Anderson
spent a week at Guelph with Sheila
and Doug Cousins after the arrival
of their baby girl, Jordyn Marie
Cousins bom Mary 21, a sister for
Brandon.
Sarah Hoy, daughter of Victoria
(Belanger) and Brian Hoy
celebrated her first birthday on
Saturday, May 31. Family and
friends attended a special
celebration to mark the occasion.
Sarah would like to say "thanks"
for the cards and birthday presents.
On Tuesday, June 17, at
8:15 p.m. the Women's Institute's
guest speaker, Marian Raynard will
give a slide presentation on her
experiences as a domestic
supervisor at an interdenomina
tional retreat centre on the Isle of
Iona, off the west coast of Scotland.
She will, also, include some slides
WMS members visit 36
The WMS held its meeting on
Monday, June 2 at the home of
Hazel Dalrymple.
Alice Nicholson opened the
meeting with the purpose. O Come
Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love
was sung.
Hazel read scripture Psalm 24.
Alice led in prayer. Margaret
Siertsema gave the secretary's
report and Ivy Cloakey the
treasurer's report.
There will be no meeting in July.
Ivy Cloakey read a poem.
June roll call was answered by a
hymn verse. Alice read "Touching
Shoulders".
Thirty-six sick and shut-in visits
were recorded. Margaret read a
poem Saviour Thy Dying Love was
sung.
Rev. Gathrine Campbell closed
with prayer and the hostess served
lunch.
of Europe. Everyone is welcome.
Bob and Jane Grasby visited last
weekend with Donna and Gary
Leitch in London.
Ted Wilson of Langley, BC
visited last Sunday with his sister, I
Betty Irwin.
Mildred Yuill having been a
patient at Wingham Hospital has
returned home after spending three
weeks recuperating at their
daughter's Linda Lichtenberger.
Friends and neighbours wish
Mildred a speedy recovery.
Jean Pattison and Freda .Scott
have returned home after being a
patients in Stratford Hospital and
Wingham and District Hospital
respectively. Jean and Freda are
wished a speedy recovery from
friends and neighbours.
Club gives to Wheels Away
The regular meeting of the
Belgrave Community Club was
held on Friday, June 6 with 16
members in attendance.
The usual reports were given and
adopted. It was decided to donate
$100 to the Wheels Away
organization.
A nominating committee of
Gordon Bosman, Laura Johnston
and Lloyd Appleby was named to
bring in a slate of officers and
committees for the September
meeting.
Anniversaries in June were Lois
and Stuart Chamney, Bob and Jane
Grasby, Mary and Jim Hunter,
Ross and Ada Taylor. Birthdays in
June were Louise Bosman and
Ross Taylor.
Members were reminded of the
bus trip to the Geritol Follies on
June 27.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again on Sept. 5.
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