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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-22, Page 13lily i• 11 4 W£ OKAY, I'LL LEAD - Mary Vair and Vicky Piluke, both of Belgrave, learned several new dance steps at last Saturday's seminar for Brownie and Guide leaders at the Wingham United Church. MRS, LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887-9487 '�:f ;r` r. fuer, �:,1 ��{.r i4'r •;': ,..,. s � ••,[ F r: f err _ r y � y,,r / `4`e¢'lf n'.5.,. r�^' '`• • ry F S�r�✓^Fr .a err. F r Sx• ,.� rr : r r F7`f`}r6�f . rr:r„ f. l.• F. ..•fi f.:r` F�� er: �F err r.9: `�r'� Mrs. William Coultes has returned home safely from her trip to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Congratulations to Steven and Patti Nixon on the birth of their baby son, Kyle Steven, on Monday; March 7 Miss Annie Baker, Ralph Logan and son, Kevin, of Wyoming spent the weekend with Kevin's grandparents, Mrs. Dorothy Logan and Mr. and Mrs. George McGee. Mrs. Larry Kearns and Steven and Visiting at the home of Mrs. her sister, Mrs. Vincent Makas and Elizabeth Procter over the weekend Alicia of London visited a few days were Marjorie Procter and Philip with Mrs.Y,il(�akci err d n Stopforth of London attended the supper in the United' ' and 1%. Larry May ekry, Church, sponsored by thevhoir, on -Marilyn, Kimberley- and Darryl of Thursday evening, March 17. Londesborough; Mr, and Mrs. Tara and Erin Johnston of Frank Procter, Karen and Kevin, Ilderton, who have been holidaying RR 5, Brussels; Mrs. Elizabeth with their grandparents, Mrs. Laura Procter of Belgrave; Marjorie Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter and Philip Stopforth of Grasby, returned home Friday, London and Mr. and Mrs. Howard March 18, accompanied by their Zettler, Sherry, Amanda and Alicia grandparents. of RR 4, Walkerton, gathered at Friends and neighbors of this Dunkeld for a family dinner Sunday, community extend sympathy to March 13. Following • dinner, alt met Howard Wilkinson and family in the at the Zettler home for an enjoyable loss of their sister-in-law and aunt, afternoon. WMS members active part in worship BELGRAVE—The Women's Missionary Society held its meeting Monday, March 14, at the home of Mrs. Margaret Dunbar who presided and opened with a call to worship. The Easter service in -the Glad Tidings was followed, with everyone taking part. Mrs. Hazel Dalrymple read scripture and the prayer was read in unison. Roll call was answered with a verse on Easter and 42 sick and Capacity crowd at choir supper BELGRAVE—The choir of Knox United Church, Belgrave, sponsored a ham and scalloped potatoes supper for a capacity crowd in the Sunday School room on Thursday evening, March 17. To commemorate St. Patrick's Day f all choir members wore green. The tables and schoolroom were adorned; with shamrocks and green decoration. President Robert Grasby welcomed everyone and Mrs. George Procter, leader and organist, led the singing. of Grace is . the auditorium. The choirmembers•appreciate the support and thank - everYnneeveryone who helped in a ways shutin calls were recorded. The topic was given' by Mrs. Dalrymple who read the Easter message from Peter Marshall's book, "Mr. Jones, Meet the Master", entitled "The Grave in the Garden". Mrs. Margaret Siertsema read a poem, "Sunrise" and Mrs. Lottie Scott read "Christ Among the Crowds", Mrs. Garner Nicholson read "He b Risen". Mrs, Dunbar closed the meeting with prayer, she and Mrs. Nicholson served lunch and a social time was enjoyed. BUDGET BABIES BLUEVALE -- The l itrevale. i! club met at Bonnie Johnston's home. The girls learned about getting them money's worth; being On their own. " financially and going with the cash flaw. Each of the girls brought a food dish for a pouluek hunch. Last evening the Budget Babies were planning to meet at the C• adfanfirhrp i `Baelr -of Com - t1 . m rce 1' utlmn APsfijo wf etin . ch on 'on ■ i On n . WalterEnfottas; a deis. Mrs. Port gave. thy` c to warabiP:onc4foiloWing thosInging of a hymn, Mrs. Elliott read scripture and gave a meditation. Mrs. Purdon. followed with prayer. . Two filen. strips were shown on the USSR and Mrs. Purdon gave a reading. Minutes were read by Mrs. John Neilson and business was conducted. A committee of Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Wallace Milligan, Mrs, Norma Rintoul and Mrs. Purdon was ap- Mrs. R. Taylor is high Lady at Belgrave. BELGRAVE—Mrs. Ross Taylor was, the high lady when nine tables were in play at the weekly, euchre party in the WI Hall on March 16, Albert Cook was high man. Prizes for low scores went to Mrs. Leslie Vincent and Mrs. Jim (Mail) Coultes, playing as a man. Mrs. Agnes Bieman and Wilfred Walker won prizes for having birthdays closest to March 17. Lucky draw prizes went to Mrs, Jim (Edythe) Coultes and Mrs, George Michie, playing a man's card. There will be euchre again on Wednesday, March 23, starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome, H. Stonehouse is hostess to everunitinit BELGRAVE--The evening unit of the United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs. Dorothy Logan opening the meeting with a reading, "Give Me,a Friend". Scripture verses were read from Isaiah and Paul's Letter to the Romans. The study on "Rural Life in Canada and Africa" was con- tinued. , The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mabel Wheeler and roll call will be "An Easter verse". The next general meeting will be held March '31 and will have as guest speakers Mr. and. Mrs. Barry McFadzean of Fergus. This couple has just returned from Zambia where they spent three years. Lunch and a time of fellowship followed the •meeting. 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Body Stretch: (Fitness at a Leisurely Pace) InstructorIngtfuctoM Connie Fenton, Tuesdays and Thursdays - 7:15- 8:15 pm, Wingham United Church $24.00 for 6 weeks, com- mencing Tuesday April 12,19.. (Basement Gym) Tuesdays - Students - 6:30-7:30 pm Adu!ts - 7:30-8:30 prh, Introductlon,to Golfing: instructor - Ron Knight Gym 22.8 RE. ss. $24.00 for 6 weeks, commencin Tuesday April 19', 10 : . (Equipment Supplied) Karaite: Instructor Jim Keller Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays - 7:00-9:00 pm, y;� F.E. Madill S.S. $15.00 per month (familyrat available). Register at first plass. •,t1 1.