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A striking red and white setting
greeted guests arriving at Knox
United Church, Belgrave, at three
o'clock on Sept. 16, for the marriage
ceremony uniting Donna Higgins
of RR 5, Brussels and John Barger of
RR 3, Lucknow. Bouquets of red
and white carnations and white
mums surrounded candelabra and
formed the altar setting where Rev.
John G. Roberts heard the couple's
vows during the double -ring cere-
mony. Mrs. Elizabeth Procter was
organist and soloist, Mrs. Pam
Gethke, sang "Wedding Prayer",
"Evergreen and "Walk Hand in
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THE LEAN CUISINES
BLUEVALE—The members of
Bluevale II Club met at the home of
Bonnie Johnston, with nine present.
The members made meat sauce for
a party to be held at the sixth meet-
ing of the club.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Joyce Johnston.
THE SAFETY ENERGIZERS
BELGRAVE—The members met
at the home of Ruth Gordon. Six
answered the roll call with the
phone number of their local fire -
department.
Doug Sholdice, a volunteer mem-
ber of the Brussels Fire Department,
talked to the members about some
of the leading causes of fire; the
four classes of fire; the three ere-
ments that make a fire burn and
how to use a fire extinguisher. After
Doug answered many questions,
the members went outside and
practised using an extinguisher.
Carol Hopper thanked Poug for
his informative talk. It .was fitting
that he could join the members as it
was Fire Prevention Week.
The leaders reviewed the ques-
tions in the members' pamphlets
and the meeting closed with the 4-
H motto. -
Euchre parties
start new season
BELCRAVE—Ten tables of
euchre were in play for the; first
weekly card party of the new sea-
son in the WI Hal' on Oct. 11.
Winners of high prizes were Mrs.
Nora Finnigan and Mrs. James R.
Coupes (playing as a man); second
Ligh.w;_p Mrs. George Drehmann
and -liar Nicholson. Low were
Mrs. Leslie Vincent and John King
and second /low were Mrs. John
Simpson and John Simpson.
There will be euchre next
Wednesday Oct. 18, at 8 p.m.
Everyone's welcome.
Hand".
Donna is a daughter of Ross and
Wilma Liggins of RR 5, Brussels
and parents of the groom are Alan
and Marie Barger, RR 3, Lucknow.
The bride was given in marriage by
her parents and chose awhite silk
satin dress with extended waistline
featuring a high neckline and sheer
sweetheart neckline and extensive=
ly trimmed with lace.' She carried a
bouquet, of rad roses and trailing
Denise Nethery of St. Catharines
was maidof honor and brides-
maids were Ruth Higgins of Water-
loo and-Palricia DeKeseredy of
Ottawa. They added color to .the
setting in their red cocktail -length
satin dresses trimmed with pearls
across the open backs. They carried
bouquets of white roses with trail-
ing ivy After a wedding trip to Niagara
Wearing a long white satin dress Falls, the couple established resi-
trimmed with red sash and ruffles dence in Lucknow. An honored
was the flower girl, Amy Barnes of guest at her grandson's wedding
RR 5, Brussels. She carried a basket was Mrs. Ida Barger of Lucknow
elgrave
Notes
containing red and white roses and
trailing ivy.
Toni Barger of Kincardine was
best man and ushering guests were
Bruce Higgins, RR 5, Brussels and
Michael Barger, RR 3, Lucknow.
The red and white theme contin-
ued at the Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre where
balloons, flowers and candelabra
added color to the reception.
Receiving guests was the bride's
mother who wore a royal blue satin
dress with accordion -pleated skirt
and peplum. A corsage of red roses
° mplemented her outfit. She was
assisted by the groom's mother
who chose a deep pink floral dress
with accordion -pleated skirt and
dropped waistline. Pink roses com-
prised her corsage.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby
spent Thanksgiving weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and
Jeff of Waterdown. Also visiting at
the same home were Mr. and Mrs.
George Johnston, Tara and Erin of
Ilderton.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch spent
last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ma* Pletch, Krista and Andrea
of Dryden.
Mrs. Norman Blatchford of Sud-
bury visited Tuesday with her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone-
house and MissEdna Henshaw of
New Westminster', .R:Ct Who spent:
the past week �v ►iiih';thI`Sibnehous-
es.
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ms; James.
Marton and
family have recently s1dtheir
home in Belgrave arid "moved to'.
Erin on the weekend where Jim will
be working on a largo poultry farm.
Belgrave neighbors and friends
wish them all the best.
Mrs. Dorothy Logan and her
grandson, Shawn Logan, spent
Thanksgiving weekend with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Americo Arruda and Michelle
of Fergus.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Squires and
Mr. aiid Mrs. Grant Trigger, all of
Carsonville, Michigan; Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene MacAdam, Clinton;
Mrs. Robert Charters, Blyth; Mr,
and Mrs. Garry Dal Bianco, Burling-
ton; Miss Laurie Charters and
friend, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.' Jim
Coultes, Wingham and Mrs° Vin-
cent Makas and Alicia, London,
• were Thanksgiving guests on Sun-
day with Mrs. Mabel Wheeler.
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Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cousins of
Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball,
Matthew and Alicia of Hanover,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson
and DaPniel of Goderich spent
Thanksgiving weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ander-
son.
Young fanners
raise top animals
BELCRAVE--Sone young farm-
ers in the area are reaping the bene-
fits.of.hard.work .and hours -of care
spenst<theatre:aithriale rwitli`tile'
sale ;of,:4H ,ealves held in Brussels .
on Monday, Oct. 9.
Mark Olson had grand champion
steer weighing 1,230 pounds. It sold
to Brussels Livestock Incorporated
for $1.60 per pound.
Renay Taylor had reseive cham-
pion. steer weighing 1,210 pounds,
sold to Knechtel's of Lucknow for
$1.25 per pound.
Lyndon Johnston had grand
champion heifer weighing 1,130
pounds, sold to Mayfair Restaurant
for $1.42 and a half per pound.
Heather Alton had reserve cham-
pion pion heifer weighing 950 pound's,
sold to McDonagh Insurance for
$1.35 per pound.
Blair Bieman had the top-selling
steer weighing 1,000 pounds and
purchased by Grant Chisholm
Fuels for $2.00 per pound.
The average selling price was
$1.35 per pound. Congratulations
to all winners
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WINGHAMGOL.FAND
CURLIHt,OLUa,
Welcomes
new ,and returning •cutle s
to register for the 1 99.9190:
season.
Free instruction and training clinic on
Sunday November 5th at 10:30 am.
Open icer time to warm up or try out curling
from October 30th t0:
vem6er 4th,
�r November
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have notreceived your new letter, or re -
e f urthor fnfarrnation, please contact
If yo,�
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JOLLY:DIMELOW VOWS—Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Dinnelow
and Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Jolly of Winghamare happy to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their children, Stephanie Frances
Belinda and Arnold Grant. The marriage will take place at Sacred
Heart Church, Wingham, ort Saturday, Oct. 21, at 4 p.m.
TOWNSHIP OF EAST
WAWANOSH PUBLIC MEETING
Concerning A Proposed Zoning By-law
Amendment
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men
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TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the TOWN-
SHIP OF EAST.,WAWANOSH will hold a public meeting on Tuesday,
Noq jflth 7g 1o89 _,;2:0O.,p.in. in the:'East Wawanoshtownship
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ber wconsker a proposed zoning by-law under Section"
3481t111an_ring qa,
1983.
The proposed by-law would change the zoning on Part of Lot 42,
'Concession 14, in the Township of Eash Wawanosh, from "Institutional
(II)" to "Village• Residential Low Density (VR1)" to permit the establish-
ment of a residential lots. The subject property is located behind Hutton
Heights. This by-law would amend zoning by-law 10-1987 for the
Township of East Wawanosh. The subject propety is shown on the
map below.
TOWNSHIP
HUTTON
OF EAST WAWANOSH
HEIGHTS
'> Subject Area
i Zone change to'V5I front''''
Part of Lot 42. Con 14
ANY PERSON may attend the pub-
lic meeting and/or make written or ver-
bal redresentation either insupport of
or in opposition to tho proposed zo-
ning by-law.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION rela-
ting to the proposed zoning by-law is
available for inspection from the Town-
ship Clerk during normal business
hours.
Dated at the Township of East
' Wawanosh this 13th day of October, '
1989.
Mrs. Winona Thompson, Clerk
TOWNSHIP OF EAST
• WAWANOSH
Belgrave, Ont. NOG 1 EO
(519) 357-2880
TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH
PUBLIC MEETING
Concerning A Proposed Zoning By-law Amendment
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the TOWN-
SHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH will hold a public meeting on Tuesday,
November 7, 1989 at 2:00 p.m. in the East Wawanosh Township
Council Chambers to consider a proposed zoning by-law under Section
34 of the Planning Act, 1983.
The proposed by-law would change the zoning on Part of Lot 30,
Concession 11, in the Township of Eash Wawanosh, from "Natural
Environment (NE1)" to "Natural Environment (NE4)" to permit the es-
tablishment of a residence in the natural environment zone. This by-
law would amend zoning by-law 10-1987 for the Township of East
Wawanosh. The subject property is shown on the map below.
° ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written
or verbal repres rtation either in support of or in opposition to the
proposed zoning by-law.
Township of Exist Wawanosh
WED FOR 50 YEARS—Lawrence and Margaret Tayi "
grave were honored al an open house Sunday at c
Institute Hall in Belgrave on the occasion of theli
anniversary. The Taylors were married t t 14,y .939
Wawanosh home of the bride, the former
Taylors fanned on the 12th Concession of
years fore retiring to >grave. They have baa
J3ob (Ruth) Cordon, Mrs: John (Joyce) Tho
(Doreen) Mali, one sort, Jf Taylor and rdne
daughter is deceased ' 4
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
relating to the proposed zoning by-
law is available for inspection from
the Township Clerk during normal
business hours.
Dates: at the Township of East
Wawanosh this 13th day of Octo-
ber, 1989.
Mrs. Winona Thompson, Clerk
TOWNSHIP OF EAST
WAWANOSH
!grave, Ont. NOG 1 EO
(519) 357-2880
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