HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2005-11-24, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2005.
PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
By Linda
Campbell
Call
357-2188
Audrey Fenton welcomed 13
Belgrave Women’s Institute
members and one guest to the'
November meeting. It began with
the singing of O Canada, the Ode
and Mary Stewart Collect.
The program convenor, Isabel
Campbell introduced Melissa
Snowden, the fitness co-ordinator at
the North Huron complex. She
spoke of the purpose of exercise for
better posture, muscle strength,
prevention of stiffness, flexibility,
balance and endurance.
Most of these exercises can be
done at home during household
tasks.
She had everyone go through
movements to help strengthen
muscles in all areas of the body.
Walking and swimming are good
exercises.
Reading material was distributed.
A social time was enjoyed with
lunch served by Nancy Jardin and
Gladys VanCamp.
The business meeting began with
the minutes and financial report. The
roll call was answered by giving the
number of volunteer hours.
The criteria for the WI Education
Scholarship was discussed.
WI members are asked t4o donate
items for the Children’s Hospital of
Western Ontario to be collected in
April.
Members can also collect small
craft items for the Caribbean
project.
A sewing course, making a rag
jacket, taught by Doreen Marks will
beheld in the new year.
The next meeting will be the
Christmas dinner on Dec. 13 at 7
p.m.
Euchre at
The last card party for the season
was held at the hall in Cranbrook on
Friday night. Hosting the party were
Joan Jacobs, Eleanor Stevenson,
Neil Hatt and Edna McLellan. There
were five tables at play.
The following were the winners:
share the wealth, Isabelle Craig,
Marion Harrison; high lady, Myrna
Burnett; high man, Verna Crawford;
low lady, Shirley Verstoep; low man,
Isabelle Craig; lone hands, Judy
Hahn, Leona McDonald, Mary
Huether, Dorothy Dilworth, Neil
Hatt, Marion Harrison; travelling
lone hand, Beryl Smith; lucky
Cranbrook
tallies, Adrian Verstoep, Bill Craig,
Leota Thompson, Lloyd Weber,
Helen Dobson and Lloyd Smith.
The next euchre will be held the
first Friday of April.
The Wednesday night darts will
begin on Jan. 4 at 8 p.m.
Community
extends sympathy
The Cranbrook community would
like to send their sympathy to the
Terpstra families on the death of Ben
Terpstra.
Come out and enjoy $ *
the Brussels Santa Claus Parade
* Saturday, November 26 .
The Brussels Santa Claus Parade will
start at 5:00 pm with floats lining up at
the arena between 4:30 pm and 5:00
pm. We hope that you will come out
and enjoy the evening!
Don't forget to bring your letter to
Santa and get your picture taken with him at the
arena after the parade.
The Brussels Morris and Grey
Recreation Committee is hosting
their annual Free Skating Party.
^You can skate for free from 6:00 pm
to 7:30 pm Hot dog/pop/chips
will be available for $2.00
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Come in and see our GREAT
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Christmas Cards &
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Christmas Candies & Chocolates
Lottery Gift Packs
Ask about our
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(filled with diabetic foods,
snacks, fruit, etc.)
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