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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2001. PAGE 21.
East Wawanosh speaker advances
Prizes were awarded to: high lady,
Leona Black; second high lady, Lois
Chamney; most lone hands, Ross
Taylor; low lady, Jean Pattison; high
Winners in the storytelling and
public speaking finals held Monday,
Feb. 12 in East Wawanosh Public
School were: Grade I, Aaron
Keunen, The Magic Hockey Skates;
Grade 2, Brittany Haines, Brittany's
Loose Tooth; Grade 3, Dalton
Delisle, The Bear under the Stairs;
Grade 4, Adel Dodds, My Trip to
Disney World; Grade 5, Amber
Delisle, Sign Language; Grade 6,
Staci Dunbar, The Supernatural;
Grade 7, Leanne Elston, My Sister;
Grade 8, Nicole Walker, Vampires.
Senior choir
Knox United Church Senior Choir
held its annual social in the basement
of the church on Monday, Feb. 11.
Twenty members of the choir and
the spouses spent the evening play-
George Inglis; low man, Stuart
Chamney.
The next euchre is Wednesday,
Feb. 21 at 8 p.m.
Judged overall winners for Grades
1, 2, 3 were: Dalton Delisle, first;
Kaytee Richmond, second, the
Hockey Ballerina and Brittany
Haines, third. Grades 4, 5, 6 winners
were: Amber Delisle, first; Staci
Dunbar, second; Adel Dodds, third.
Overall winners in Grade 7, 8 were:
Leanne Elston, first; Nicole Lessard,
speaking on Eating Disorders, sec-
ond; Nicole Walker, third.
Judges were Margaret Stapleton
and Les Cook..
In the competition in the Wingham
enjoys social
ing court whist.
Results were: high lady, Ruth
Gordon; high man, George Procter;
low, John and Marie McIntosh;
lucky chair, Muriel Coultes; closest
birthday, Lome Campbell.
During lunch, elections were held
and Lorne Campbell returned as
president. George Procter is secre-
tary-treasurer and social committee
is Dorothy Coultes and Ruth.
Gordon.
Donna Shaw presented flowers to
the organist and choir leader
Elizabeth Procter and thanked her
for the many hours of work she puts
in for the choir.
Legion, Dalton Delisle placed sec-
ond in storytelling, Amber Delisle
won her division and will be advanc-
ing to the next level. In the interme-
diate division, Leanne Elston placed
third.
WHAT'S GOING ON IN
GRADE 5/6?
By Montina Hussey and Staci
Dunbar
This month the Grade 5/6s from
East Wawanosh Public School are
very busy bees because they have
lots of things to study and work on
like: speeches, gymnastics and their
media presentation.
For gym they're doing gymnas-
tics. They pick a song (teacher
approved) and they do their moves
to the beat. It will be videotaped.
They are going to have loads of
fun.
In the media presentations, they
will show off their new hip hopping
dances and in between do news
reports and commercials.
6 tables were in play
at weekly euchre party
On Wednesday, Feb. 14 there were man, Jim Coultes; second high man,
six tables of euchre in play. Mabel Wheeler; most lone hands,
Bill and Muriel Coultes attended
the service of worship in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Molesworth on Sunday, Feb. 10.
During the service Laura Matheson,
daughter of Mark and Janice
Matheson was presented with the
five-star certificate and Bible for her
memory work in the Sunday
School.
To obtain the certificate one must
memorize the books of the Bible; the
Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes,
the 23rd Psalm and The Lord's
Prayer.
Laura was the second one in the
history of the church to complete
this memory work, and she was fol-
lowed by Amber Daugherty, who
was also presented with a Bible and
certificate. —
Mabel's Moms met at their regular
time on Wednesday, Feb. 14.
Those who attended were Lila
PrOcter and Jessica; Elaine Scott,
Peyton and Preston; Crystal
Agombar, Nicholas and Gage;
Donna Raynard, Curtis, Heidi and
Craig; Kim Higgins, Ashley, Shelby
and Jarod Logan; Linda Hess and
Judith.
Their topic was school curri-
culum.
Much thanks
The Belgrave Optimists presented a cheque for $350 to
Sacred Heart principal Mary Brown for the playground fun.
Making the presentation were Ron Carter and Tom
Cameron. (Photo submitted)
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