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Members of the Belgrave Sparks decorated, and enjoyed, some cupcakes at a recent
meeting. (Vicky Bremner photo)
N. Moore hosts evening UCW
The evening group of the Belgrave
United Church Women met on
Tuesday evening at the home of
Norma Moore with 12 members
present. Lorna Cook conducted the
meeting and welcomed everyone,
then thanked Mrs. Moore for hosting
the meeting. She read a poem on
friendships.
Lillian Campbell and Irene
Lamont conducted the worship with
a theme about home. Mrs. Lamont
opened with prayer, after which Mrs.
Campbell read from Ephesians. The
hymn For the Beauty of the Earth
was sung. Mrs. Lamont read the
'meditation and the hymn Abide With
Me was sung. Mrs Campbell closed
with a Mother's Day prayer.
The minutes were read and
approved.
Mabel Wheeler's card report was
received. She had sent 10 cards.
A request was received from the
Huron County Children's Aid
Society for a donation to help send a
child to camp, and a motion was
made to send $50.
Barbara Anderson used
information from several Mandates
to continue 'a discussion on
overcoming violence. She read how
several churches and groups out
west are trying to cope with
violence.
Muriel Coultes read a letter from
Lori and Paul Hagerman in Jamaica
about the violence they see there,
and what they are doing to try and
curb it.
Mrs. Anderson also referred to a
On April 26 at 8:15 a.m. OPP
received several calls over thefts
from vehicles on Mary Street in
Morris-Turnberry. An unlocked
Buick LeSabre was entered and a
cell phone was stolen. The phone
was found a little later at the scene
of a second vehicle theft. A JVC
stereo system and 20 CDs were
stolen from a Chev Lumina along
with a Canadian Tire battery charger
from the yard. This theft is
television show she had see the
previous night where they referred
to boys in the show as the Lost Boys
Group. She then referred to another
story in the Mandate that talks about
how the Lost Boys Group got started
in Zambia. She also mentioned
about a youth exchange that had
taken part between Canadian and
German youths, and the effects of
the trip on the young people.-
T4 general meeting will be held
on Thursday, May 27.
estimated at approximately $900.
A Dodge minivan was also
entered and a small amount of cash
stolen. -
Two other vehicles — a black T-
Bird and Pontiac 6000 were entered
and contents scattered around, but
nothing was found missing.
OPP warn citizens to lock their
vehicles at all times. Remove all
items of value from the vehicle or
lock the items in the trunk.
OPP investigate thefts from autos
Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance
Seaforth Community Hospital Site
Invites you to attend a
COMMUNITY FORUM
To update you on Activities
Tuesday, May 18, 2004 at 7:00 p.m.
at the
Royal Canadian Legion Hall Branch 156
South Main St,. Seaforth, Ontario
Please plan to attend
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For your devotion and
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The community extends
congratulations and best wishes to
Donald and Gloria Dow on the
celebration of their 40th wedding
anniversary.
There were seven tables of euchre
in play on Wednesday, May 5 at the
Women's Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Alice
Nichols; second high lady, Jane
Grasby; lone hands, Viola Adams;
high man. Richard Moore; second
high man, Mervyn Schneider; lone
hands, Allen Edgar.
The next euchre is Wednesday,
May 12 at 8 p.m.
On May 2 an Anderson reunion
was held at the Belgrave
Community Centre, beginning with
a potluck dinner at noon. There were
72 family members present from
Princeton, Milton, Guelph,
Kingston, London, Sarnia,
Shelburne, Hanover, Goderich.
Wingham, Belgrave and various
other places.
Jim Anderson of Guelph and
Millie Anderson of Princeton were
president and secretary-treasurer
and agreed to continue in those
positions for the next reunion in
2006 which will be held in
Princeton.
On Saturday, May 8 the family of
Barbara and Ross Anderson were
home to celebrate Mother's Day.
Those able to be present were
Rob, Doreen, Christina and Emily
Roy thorn Peterborough; Nancy •
Ball, Hanover; Richard, Anne
Catherine, Daniel and Sarah
Anderson, Goderich and Sheila,
Brandon and Jordyn Cousins of
Guelph.
On Sunday Rob Roy ran in the
Forest City Marathon in London
finishing the course in three hours
and 17 minutes.
FROM BELGRAVE
WM'S hears story about
an Oak Ridge Boy
The Belgrave WMS held its the love of God.
meeting on Monday, May 3 at the The treasurer's report was given
home of Beryl MacGowan. The by Ivy Cloakey and Mrs. Siertsema
purpose was read in unison followed gave the secretary's report.
by the Call to Worship by Margaret The roll call was answered by a
Siertsema. The hymn Guide Me 0 favourite flower or a poem.
Thou Great Jehovah was read in An invitation was received from
unison. Brussels for May 18 at 2 p.m.
Freda Scott read scripture from The spring rally is in Kincardine
James 3. Alice Nicholson read from on May 31 with a meal at 6 p.m.
Mark 9. The annual yard sale is on May 22
Mrs. Siertsema read a story„ Using at Freda Scott's. There will be lots of
Your Eyes to See What's Around articles and baking for sale.
You, followed by a story, on one of My Faith Looks Up to Thee closed
the Oak Ridge Boys. He composed a the meeting.
song dedicated to his parents who After Rev. Cathrine Campbell said
were raised in poverty but gave him a prayer, the hostess served lunch.
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