Clinton News-Record, 1987-07-02, Page 7Belgrave Country Fayre is
By Mrs. L. Stonehouse
BELGRAVE - Knox United Church had a
very successful day for their country Fayre
which was held on June 27, in the communi-
ty centre.
Penny Auction Winners were: Avon ar-
ticles, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Belgrave;
tablecloth, Dorothy Logan, Belgrave;
yellow cushion, Iona Moore, Brussels;
lobster trap, Shaun Walker, Wingham; baby
sweater and bonnet, Janisa Coultes,
Belgrave; tea towels, Annie Cook,
Belgrave; pillowcases, W.J. Peacock,
Bluevale; tea towl and salad set, Jean Love,
England; plush dog, Clarence Yuill,
Belgrave; maple syrup, Mrs. Mel Mathers
RR4 Wingham; planter, Tom Wharton,
Belgrave; potato chips and pop, June
Fothergill, Londesboro; painting, Mrs.
Lorne Jamieson, Wingham; homemade
baking, Doris Carmichael, Belgrave;
strawberry jam, Gertrude Allen, Wingham;
pillowcases, Mrs. James Anderson, Guelph;
coffee pitcher and mugs, Mrs. Clarence
Hanna, Belgrave; oil painting, Mrs. Bert
Johnston, Belgrave; african violet, Mrs.
Clarence Yuill, Belgrave; yellow sweater,
Janisa Coultes, Belgrave; pillowcases,
Harold Vincent, Belgrave; shoe bag, Darryl
Jardin, Belgrave; wicker basket, Anna
Wilson, Brucefield; musical jewellery box,
Dawn Dow, RR 3 Wingham; purple violet,
Donelda Charters, Blyth; basket and
planters, Mrs. James Hunter, Belgrave;
Avon articles, Florence Black, Belgrave.
Kindergarten Grads
The following is the list of the
kindergarten graduates to Grade I in East
Wawanosh Public School on June 9 Mat-
thew Beck, Amanda Black, Tracey Elston,
Ryan Fear, Carla Frieburger, Justin
Howatt, Melina Hussey, Peter Irwin, Adam
Lipnicki, Jason McBurney, Robbie McGee,
Missy Marks, Donna Pattison, Licia Potter,
Nathan Rivest, Jeremy Sallows, Robin
Sanders, Brian Sinclair, Michelle Thompson
and Gavin Van Camp.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston accompanied
a success
John Nixon had the right idea for the
Belgrave Fayre when he set up this old time
popcorn stand, and dressed up for the part.
The fair was held at the Belgrave Communi-
ty Centre on June 27. (David Emslie photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Armstrong and Brian of
Brussels to attend the Forrest reunion in
Frankenmouth, Michigan on June 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald of
Teeswater were dinner guests with their
cousins Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on
June 28.
Weekend visitors with their mother Sarah
Anderson were, Mrs. Ted Hunking, Auburn;
Mr-. and Mrs. James Anderson, Jeffery and
Amanda of Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. William
Schreiber of Milton; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Hartlin of Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Dawes and Raymond of Mississauga; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Moy, Craig and Sara of
Mississauga. They all attended Knox United
Church Country Fayre.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker returned
home on June 22 after visiting with cousins
in Western Canada.
Frances McCammon of Islington spent a
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse visiting with other cousins Irlma
Edgar and Winnifred Johnston of Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar and Don of
RR 4 Wingham and visited with her step-
mother, Kathleen Lockridge, who is a pa-
tient in the Wingham and District Hospital.
Sheep Club News
The fourth meeting of the Huron County
Sheep Club was held on June 13 at Renay
Taylor's home. Members opened the
meeting with the 4-H pledge. Minutes were
read' from the last meeting and they discuss-
ed upcoming events.
Meeting four was about cross -breeding
and which breeds should be cross -bred
together for certain traits.
The meeting closed with the 4-H motto,
lunch was served and the Taylors were
thanked for hosting the meeting.
WI Happenings
A banquet was held in the Belgrave
Women's Institute Hall on June 23 for the
students who graduated from Grade 8 at the
East Wawanosh Public School.
The list of names are: Andrew Campbell;
Jennifer Chettleburgh; Mark Coultes; Tom
Cull; Cheryl Darlow; Brenda Hallman;
Heather Hopper; Mike Jardin; Rick
Johnston; Steven Marks; David McKee;
Darrell Pletch; Sheila Schwartzentruber
and Dean Tilbrook.
Kindergarten class holds graduation
Tuesday morning June 22 a large crowd of
parents and grandparents filled the base-
ment of Duff's United Church for the 1986-87
Kindergarten Graduation for the Walton
Public School.
Kindergarten Variety is the Spice of Life
was the theme of the program. Mr. Jewitt,
the principal, welcomed everyone then the
introduction of the children followed by a
song, "How do you do?" The Kindergarten
boys gave a poem, "The Apple and the
Worm" followed by a song "9 Little Ducks".
The Kindergarten girls did a dance, "Skip to
my Lou". Then all children participated in
"Nursery Rhyme Fun Book.
A slide presentation was given entitled,
"Kindergarten Variety is the Spice of Life".
After the closing song presentation of
diplomas and report cards were given out
along with awards and honorable mentions.
Kindergarten children included Kevin
Bernard, Ronnie Cardinale, Barri/ Comeau.
Darrell Dalton, Nicholas Den Haan, Abby
Dietz, Melisa Driscoll, James Emmrich,
Melissa Harrison, Jennifer Lubbers, Carol
McCall, Janice McCallum, Theresa Mc-
Clory, Kerrie McClure, Sarah McLennan,
Robert Mitchell, James Smith, Jason
Thompson and Ellen Workman. Principal is
Gary Jewitt, vice-principal, Al Sygrove,
teacher, Joan Vandendoal.
• CHURCH NEWS
Sunday morning greeters at Duff's United
were Margery Ritchie and Ann Clark.
Pianist was Glenda Carter and ushers were
Roy Williamson and Neil Mitchell. Rev.
Bonnie l,amble was in charge of the service,
the sermon was "Costly Discipleship". Next
Sunday service at the same time.
PEOPLE VACATIONING
Kendra Shortreed is spending this week at
the 1'resbyterian Camp at Kintail.
Mrs. Bev Stevenson, Hon and Chris
visited for a few days with Fred and Kaye
Stevenson, Dana, Vance and Judd at
Whitby.
On Father's Day, June 21, Gail Searle of
Brampton,. Gordon and Mary Saunders of
Royal Oak, Michigan visited with Allan and
Alice Searle.
Mrs. Pat Bennett, London spent a few
days with Mary Humphries, they attended
the Bryans — Moore wedding in Goderich on
Saturday.
In last week's issue it should have read
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webster, Edmonton,
Alberta were visiting in the surrounding
area.
We are sorry to report Mr. Webster is in a
London Hospital following a fall last Tues-
day at Mel Webster's home in Clinton. His
many friends and relatives are anxious to
hear of any improvement in his condition.
Graduation ceremony held at Hullett...
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story was told about how the five fingers on
a hand each represent someone to pray for.
The junior teachers were Yvonne and Dan-
ny Hoggart.
Ruth Snider, from the HIDA, read the
scripture and gave the sermon.
Rev. Snihur thanked all who helped with
the pancake breakfast.
A congregational meeting was held
following the service to discuss and vote on
a proposal to share the ministry with the
Auburn congregation. Bob Trick was the
chairperson, and he fielded several con-
cerns The Londesboro congregation voted
in favor of accepting the union on a one year
trial basis.
There will be no Sunday services on July
19. July 26 and August 2.
Personals
Congratulations to Brenda Millar and
Allan Young who were married on .June 27 in
I,ondesboro United Church.
Congratulations to Earl and Marilyn
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Johnston on the birth of their son Robert
Trenton on .June 27 in Stratford Hospital.
This is the first grandchild for Dorothy and
Frank Johnston, and the eighth for Betty
and Len Archambault. The great-
grandparents are Bob and Berta Johnston.
Margaret Taylor, President of the West
Huron W1, attended the Tiger Dunlop WI
meeting at Benmiller on ,June 25.
Clara Riley hosted a shower for her great
neice I,aurna Riley of Fonthill. Those atten-
ding were her mother and sisters, along
with her grandmother, Ora Bruce, Linda,
.Janette. Angela, her aunts and cousins.
For the .July 8 WI meeting Ferne McClure
will be showing pictures. The roll call will be
on how the members would like to spend
their next holiday.
Cathy. Vella of Toronto spent last weekend
with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen returned home on
June 24 after travelling for theirication
through Northern Ontario to Saskatchewan
to North Dakota and back through the Nor-
thern United States. They visited with their
grandson Brian Jackson in Fort Frances
and their cousins in Delisle and Conquest,
Saskatchewan.
June 24 visitors with Dora Shobbrook
were her granddaughter, Joan Garrow of
Ottawa, and Dora Lynn Blake, Vicky and
Chastity Colquhoun of Clinton.
Staff Seargent Richard and Jean Shad -
dick, Sandra, David, Lynn and Nancy of Ot-
tawa spent several days last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick.
On June 27 Jeff and Karin Shaddick, Dan-
ny, Stephen and Krystal of London, along
with Derk and Lloy Garlichs of Waterloo
visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Shaddick.
Anyone interested in volunteering to um-
pire for children's games are asked to
please sign the sheet on the bulletin board at
the ball diamond.
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Wayne Caldwell (left) from the Huron County Planning Department met with Hullett
Township Councillors Ron Gross and Joe Gibson on June 29 for the first open house held
to inform the public about the township's secondary plan. Another open house was held
on June 30 to give local citizens a chance to ask questions about the draft plan. (David
Emslie photo)
Trousseau tea to be held
for Linda Cunningham
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Jonston of Stratford on the birth of a son on
June 27. Proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Len Archambault of Auburn and Mrs.
Frank Johnston of Londesboro.
You are invited to a trousseau tea at the
home of Mrs. Tom Cunningham in honor of
her daughter Linda's forthcoming marriage
on Saturday, July 4 from 2-5 p.m. and 7-9
p.m.
Knox United Church service for the month
of July will be held at 10 a.m.
Mr. Gerald Mclntrye and friend of London
visited Saturday evening with his uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Jardin were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jardine and
familu and Mrs. Bonnie Armour and Julie of
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of
Amherstburg visited with Mrs. Elva
Straughan on Wednesday.
Decoration Sunday at Balls Cemetery will
be on July 5 at 3 p.m. with Rev. Piekell of
Goderich conducting the service.
Knox Church
Pastor Gary Shuttleworth conducted the
confirmation service at the church. Organ
prelude by choir director Lori Millian. Call
to worship, prayer of invocation and life and
work of the church were given as were the
prayer of confession and words of assurance
followed by the Lord's Prayer.
The act of confirmation took place and
Julie and Leona Cunningham were welcom-
ed as new members of the United Church.
The children's hymn was sung adn the
children went to junior congregation.
The pastor's sermon was entitled "Who
are God's people."
Offering Was received by Lawrence
Plaetzer, Teadde Bakker, Murray Rollison
and Ken Ramsey.
Pastor Shuttleworth onounced the
benediction and service closed with Three
Fold Amens.
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