The Citizen, 1999-10-13, Page 7Sweet job
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1999. PAGE 7.
Feeding the masses
They come by the hundreds, year after year, to enjoy the delicious home-cooked turkey din
ner and support the community at the Belgrave Fowl Supper, held last Wednesday evening.
Prepared by community residents the ambitious undertaking raises funds for the arena.
WMS meets at D. Nethery’s
Linda Meier and Barb Black were kept busy cutting hun
dreds of delicious home-cooked pies for the huge crowd at
Belgrave fowl supper, an annual community effort.
The WMS held its meeting on
Monday, Oct. 4 at the home of Dini
Nethery. Alice Nicholson read a call
to worship. Freda Scott led in
prayer. Ivy Cloakey read two scrip
tures and Alice led in prayer.
Roll call was a thanksgiving poem
or reading.
Margaret Siertsema gave the sec
retary’s report and Ivy Cloakey the
treasurer’s report. Twenty-four sick
and shut-in visits were recorded.
Alice read a story on thankfulness.
Margaret read three poems written United Church, Belgrave on Oct. 12
by the late Nancy Carter. at 2 p.m. and to Whitechurch on Oct
Two invitations were read to the 19 at 2 p.m.
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Family visits aunt, uncle
Bob and Shirley Smart of
Naskada, Manitoba and Larry and
Sonya Ellis of Whitevale, Ontario
visited recently with their uncle and
aunt, Lewis and Helen Stonehouse.
Marion Calder of Scarboro spent a
week at Betty Irwin’s. While there
they visited Muskoka for a couple of
days and also visited with Beth
Mauldin of Holyrood.
Ashley Irwin of Ashfield Twp.
recently spent a weekend at her
grandmother’s Betty Irwin.
Thanksgiving guests with Mabel
Wheeler on Sunday were Mr and
Mrs. H. Squires, Carsonville, ML;
Mr. and Mrs. K. DePoy, Rachel and
Andrew, Detroit, MI.; Miss Barbara
Trigger and Bonnie her chauffeur,
Carsonville, MI; Mrs. Mildred
McAdam, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Charter, Teeswater; Mr. and
Mrs. G. DelBianco, Niagara Falls;
Mrs. Stephen Jones, Andrew and
Avery, Mississauga; Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Makas and Alicia, London
and Jim Coultes, Wingham.
An entrance
Keith Elston was one of several
volunteers who got the turkeys
to the arena for over 1,000 hun
gry diners to enjoy.
Pathfinders farm
By Kerri Meier
On Oct. 7 the Belgrave
Pathfinders visited the Meier farm,
for a night full of chores. Milking
started around 5:30 p.m. We all got a
chance to wash and put milkers on
the cows. Next we filled calf bottles
and were off to the hutches to feed
calves.
When chores were finished we
went to the house and made home
made ice cream and churned milk
into butter.
We all had a moovelous time.
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