HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-06-18, Page 18PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,1997
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[Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
Country Fayre set
Congratulations to Stuart and
Lois Chamney on their 50th
wedding anniversary. Special
wishes are extended from friends
and neighbours in the community.
Sincere sympathy is extended
from friends and neighbours to
Karen and Jamie McCallum and
Jean Cook on the recent loss of
Jim. May thoughts and prayers be
with the family in this, their time of
sorrow.
The Belgrave United Church
Country Fayre is being held on
Saturday, June 21 in the Belgrave
arena with the doors opening at 4
p.m. and the smorgasbord supper
beginning at 5 p.m.
There is something for everyone,
including a bake stall, penny
auction, plants and produce, crafts
and more.
Congratulations and best wishes
to Lila McClinchey who has been a
school bus driver for East
Wawanosh students for the past 30
years. An assembly was held last
Friday at EWPS honouring her for
her many years of dedicated and
faithful service.
Congratulations to Lila from all
her bus students and the parents.
Jim Lamont has returned home
after enjoying a holiday West
visiting with many relatives and
friends. He flew to Winnipeg then
to Moosonee, Sask. Jim Lamont,
Don and Mary McLeod drove to
Vancouver Island where they
stayed for about two weeks
attending the wedding of his niece
Brussels III U-8 wins 2
The Brussels III U-8 soccer team
has had a great couple of weeks.
On June 2, they won against
Elma 1 in Brussels, 4-2. Goal
scorers were Marty Goetz, two,
Derek Koehler and Wade
Stephenson.
On June 9 they took on Brussels
II and won 3-0. All three goals
were scored by Scott Somerville.
9-1-1 service
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becoming King Street on both sides
of main street A few house num
bers will be changed as well, but
that was something that needed to
be done anyway. The letters will be
going out soon (about the
changes)."
Il appears there are misgivings
among some residents of Hullett
Township as to the choosing of the
road designations, said Cunning
ham. Anyone having concerns will
have the opportunity to express
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Rose Marie Auxtenitis at the
Painter's Lodge in Campbell River
Upon returning to Moosonee,
Sask., he enjoyed another week
visiting with relatives.
Sincere sympathy is extended
from the community to the Procter
families on the recent loss of Ida
Procter. May you remember the
families in your prayers through
their time of grief.
Ashley Irwin of Ashfield Twp.
spent Father's Day weekend with
her grandmother, Betty Irwin.
Recently Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Smithson of Downsview spent a
few days with her sister Beth
Procter.
Marjorie Stopforth and Alex
andria of Oakville and Peggy
Stopforth of England visited last
Sunday with Beth Procter.
Sheila and Doug Cousins,
Brandon and Jordyn of Guelph
spent Father's Day weekend with
Barbara and Ross Anderson. Also
visiting at the same home were
Richard and Anne Catherine, Sarah
and Daniel of Goderich and Nancy
Ball and Alicia of Hanover.
Garner and Alice Nicholson,
Belgrave, Wilson and Dorothy
Thornton, Bluevale visited on
Saturday with Ray and Cindy
Nicholson, Victoria and Alexandra
of Elmira. It was the occasion of
Alexandra's second birthday.
Garner and Alice Nicholson
visited with Rob and Judy Nichol
son in Listowel on Father's Day,
Sunday.
Everyone had fun and did a super
job.
The Brussels III team consists of
Kayla Bishop, Bridget Blake, Laura
Bowers, Shayne Cochrane, Marty
Goetz, Bradley Hill, Joseph
Kerkhof, William King, Derek
Koehler, Chelsey McLellan, Scott
Somerville, Wade Stephenson,
Andrew Van Vliet, Devan
Warwick and Nicole Williamson.
year away
their views at a public meeting
which will be held in the near
future for the purpose of passing a
bylaw to name the roads in the
township. Notices will appear in
the local papers at that time.
At present, it is expected that the
9-1-1 system will be up and run
ning by late summer/early fall,
1998.
Questions can be answered by
calling the administration depart
ment of Huron County at 519-524-
8394 or fax 519-524-2044.
Kinsmen sponsor video dance
Join the party. The CKNX
AM920 Country Video Dance
Party, Saturday, June 28 is at the
Belgrave arena sponsored by the
Belgrave Kinsmen and EWPS
School Advisory Council.
Proceeds to the playground
equipment. Age of majority only.
contestants.
Congratulations Tim, Vicky and
Julie.
TV'r> rjrpdr* x r ’ y is
on Monday, June 23 in the
The School Advisory Council is
having a barbecue raffle to raise
money for the playground equip
ment. Tickets are '•''liable at the
school or Belgrave Variety.
Happy event
Lois and Stuart Chamney celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary, June 7, with family and friends.
Chamneys hit gold
Stuart and Lois (Webster) Cham
ney celebrated their golden
anniversary with friends and family
at Belgrave Community Centre,
June 7.
The couple was wed in St.
Helens, on that day 50 years ago,
with Jean (Webster) Henderson and
Gordon Chamney witnessing the
happy occasion. They honey
mooned in Niagara Falls and Wind
sor.
Now retired from farming, the
Euchre
There were eight tables of euchre
in play at the Women's Institute on
Wednesday, June 11. Winners
were: high lady, Olive Bolt; second
high lady, Audrey Edgar; most lone
hands, Viola Adams; low lady, Kay
McCormick; high man, Stuart
Chamney; second high man, Jane
Grasby; lone hands, Laura
Johnston; low man, George Inglis.
This was the last euchre until fall.
A few bright ideas for the future
The benefits of a Western degree
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many employers these days is a degree.
< Learn to think analytically, to acquire knowledge, and to solve problems -- skills that will
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confidence.
To shed some light on your future, come and talk to one of our enlightening counsellors:
Students from Grades 7 and 8 in
the county recently completed the
Gauss Math Test and Julie Hopper
(Grade 8) and Tim Jerva (Grade 8)
tied for the highest score in all of
Huron County with a mark of 123.
Also Vicky Black (Grade 8) ranked
in the top of 25 per cent of all
Chamneys raised five children,
Diane Bridge, Donna Muir, Barb
Pletch, Joyce Bloschinsky and
Steve Chamney and are the proud
grandparents of 12 grandchildren
and two step-grandchildren.
Blyth Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Annual
PENNY SALE
Where: Blyth Legion Hall
June 19-10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
June 20-10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
June 21 - 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Doors close at 4 p.m. on Sat. for draws
and Early Bird Draw for a Afghan
Goderich
Tuesday, June 24, 4:00-5:00 pm
Goderich District Collegiate, Library
Clinton
Tuesday, June 24, 6:30-8:00 pm
Central Huron Secondary School, Rm. 129
/O Clinton
519-482-9467 or
o.ca
morning. The Grade 8 students will
be visiting F. E. Madill Secondary
School to visit the classrooms and
meet their teachers for next year.
A dance is being sponsored by
the School Advisory Council for
JK and SK to Grade 4 students
after school on Friday, June 20.
The last day of school is
Tuesday, June 24 and the students
will be dismissed at 3:30 p.m.
6 Moms meet
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, June
11. Those who attended were:
Connie Shiell, Christopher, Andrea
and Lindsay; Mary Jane Hobden
and Stephen; Kim Higgins, Laura
and Ashley; Lila Procter and
Jessica; Elaine Scott and Payton;
Jacqui Vercruyssen, Brooklyn and
Ronnie.
Their topic was "Fathers'
Responsibilities".
Next week June 18 will be the
closing meeting until Autumn.
I sincerely
fThxnk.
all Reform workers and
voters who
supported my
campaign.
Anyone with signs to
return please call
1-800-328-9004 or 524-1817
for pickup.
Yours in Reform,
Doug Fines
REFORM
Authorized by William Hayward Official Agent for Doug Fines