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Lodge will hold euchre
Morning Star Past Grands Club met at the
home of Ajeatha Rann.
President Sarah Stephenson conducted
the business and thanked the hostess..
Mary Lowe 'gave secretary and treasurer's
reports. Thirteen members answered the roll
call with a verse about Love.
A generous donation was given to the club
by one of the members. Members were
reminded of the dessert enr-hre at the Lodge
Hall on Monday, Feb. 13.
The. March 5 meeting is to be held at the
home of Marg McCutcheon.
Euchre was played with high prizes going
to Mary Lowe, Mary Davidson; low, Lillian
King, Alice McArter; lucky number prize
Sarah Stephenson.
Lunch was served by the hostess and her
assisted Verna Thomas.
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residents n joy antiques
The monthly Bingo trophy.was won by Bill
Close for having the most bingogames
during ,an. at Callander Nursing fiome.
The Friday afternoon discussion group
had a real treat. Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Alexander from Ethel visited and brought in
a selection of antique treasures: Most of the
—residents could tell very interesting stories
about the articles.
Ann Smith was in to entertain residents
with some piano tunes.
Residents having their birthday in Feb.
are Mina McCracken, Murray Grant, Maggie
McDonald and Mae Baker. The United
Churchwomen will be ho;tine the f:eb. party
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 15, 1984 — A15
on Valentine's Day.
The Blyth Singers were here last month
and were enjoyed by all listening. We are
sorry to say that Mrs. Maggie McDonald is a
patient in Wingham and District Hospital.
ST. AMBROS,E CHURCH -NEWS
Baptized at St. Ambrose R.C. Church on
Sunday Feb. 5 were Justin Michael, son of
Joe, and Joanne Phelan and Adam Michael,
son of Mike and Joanne Ryan all of R.R, 4,
Brussels.
A Genius Program will be beginning at St.
Ambrose Church on Tues. Feb 14 at 7:30
p.m. and. continuing through April.
Belgrave residents skate for carnival prizes
Correspondent
MRS. LEWIS•STONEHOUSE
887-9487
A large crowd attended the Ice Carnival
held in the Belgrave Community Centre on
Saturday evening which was sponsored by
the United Church Youth Group.
Master of Ceremonies for the evening was
Jim Taylor. Judges were Mrs. Ross Higgins,
Mrs. Jim Lamont and Mrs. Laura Johnston.
The following . were winners at , the
carnival. They are listed first, second and
third respectively.
Youngest person on skates: Peter Irwin,
Rosalyn Hurst, Amanda Black.
Youngest person to skate alone: Rosalyn
Hurst; Valentine costume, Lindsay Michie;
Funniest Costume, Aaron Barnes, Lana
Thompson, Dianne Black and Renay Taylor.
Nursery Rhyme or Fairy Tale Costume,.
Karen Newell, Amanda Black, Susan
Bieman.
Sesame Street character, Jason Evans,
Jennifer Black, Jackie Cook and Karla Cook;
T.V. costume; Erin Cook, Margie Gordon,
Steven Michie. 1950's costume, Ben Barnes,
Best dressed couple, Kathy Newell and
Krista Bridge, Ricky Johnston and Pat
Shiells, Joanne and Laurie Crawford.
European native costume, Becky Van
Camp, Darcy Lamb, Colin Campbell;
Occupation Costume-lan Morton, Kent
Bieman, Blair Bieman. Miscellaneous cos-
tume, Melissa Snowden, Chris Campbell,
Mathew Campbell and Lindsay Kulas.
Oldest person pn skates, Mrs. Linda
Campbell, Mrs. Donna Bieman, Largest
family on skates -Mrs.' Keith Pletsch and
family tied with Mrs. Bruce Campbell and
family. °
Skate races, girls 5 and under -Candice
Irwin, Karla Cook, Lindsay Michie; boys, 5
and under, Brent Robinson, Corey Moran.
Girls 6 and 7, Sabrena Black, Jayne
Vincent, Jackie Cook; boys 6 and 7, Brandon
Coultes, Jason Evans, Darryl Jardin.
Girls 8 to 10 -Brenda White, Darlene
Black, Laurie Crawford; boys 8 to 10 -Darryl
Pletch, Robbie Anderson, Jeff Olson.
Girls 10 to 12 -Dianne Black, Renay'Taylor,
Carol Hopper; boys -Steven Michie, Jeff
Pletseh, Steven White.
Girls 13 and over, Lea Kulas, Lissa
Stevenson, Angela Nethery, boys- Robert
Gordon, Michael Fraser, Paul Coultes.
Ladies Hockey Shoot -Mrs. Yvonne Coul-
tes. Tug -o -War -Morris vs East Wawanosh,
East Wawanosh won.
Hockey game - An enjoyable game played
between Grade VI and girls under, against
last year Tyke's.
EUCHRE WINNERS
Thirteen tables were kJ -play at the weekly
euchre which was held in the W.I. Hall
Wednesday February 8. Winners were high
lady, Mrs. Albert Cook; novelty lady, Mrs.
Stanley Black; low lady, Mrs. Jim Coultes;
high man, Mel Jacklin; novelty man,
William Black; low man, Jim Leddy.
There will be euchre again this Wednes-
day starting at 8:00. Everyone is welcome.
KNOX MEETING
The annual meeting of Knox Presbyterian
Church was held on Monday, February 6:
Following Rev. Kenneth Innes accepting a
call to Winnipeg, Rev. Tom Duke of Seaforth
has been inter -moderator. All reports
presented met objectives.
Douglas Bruce was appointed to the
Trustee Board and Garner Nicholson to the
Board of Managers replacing Ron Clarkson.
It was decided to hold the anniversary early
in September. It will be- the 120th
anniversary of Presbyterian worship in
Belgrave.
MAY HOLD VARIETY CONCERT
The annual social business meeting of the
Belgrave Knox United Church choir was
held on Monday, Feb. 6, 1984 at the home of
Clifford Coultes. ..
At the short business meeting, it was
decided to keep the present officers for
another year. They are as follows: president,"
Kenneth Wheeler; secretary, Katherine.
Procter; social committee, Mrs. Bert John-
ston and Mrs. Jim Lamont.
A discussion followed on the possibility of
holding a variety concert' in March.
Court Whist, crokinole, Uno and Hearts
were played. High point prizes went to Bill
Specials effective till closing Sat. Feb. 18
PEANUTS MIXED NUTS
IN THE SHELL
'Coultes and Mrs. George Procter, low went
to Katherine Procter:
UCW
The Evening Unit of Knox United Church
Belgrave U,CW met at the home of Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse on Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Mrs. George Procter opened the worship
with' a prayer, followed by a hymn. Mrs.
George Michie read the scripture:- ..
Mrs. Michie led the business with a poem.
The treasurer's report was given by Miss'
Annie Cook. The, birthday party this month
will be at the home of Mrs. Harold Vincent
on Feb. 21.
Mrs. Laura Johnston's program was
based on Jesus, the poor and us. Mrs.
Dorothy Logan and Mrs. Harold Vincent
assisted with the reading. Mrs. Johnston
concluded with "This is Life". Lunch was
provided •by Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and
Mrs. Harold Vincent.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan, Kevin and
Trevor of Wyoming spent the weekend with
their parents Mrs. Cliff Logan and Mr. and
Mrs. George McGee.
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Edgar of Petrolia
called on relatives in the area on Thursday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Belgrave Women's Institute will be held
Feb. 21 at 12:30 p.m. with a pot luck dinner.
Mrs.' Garner Nicholson is the convenor of
this World Affairs meeting. George Michie
will show slides. Everyone is welcome.
Cranbrook church holds meeting
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
Rev. Donald McInnis presided for the
annual meeting of Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 5. He
opened the meeting with a scripture reading
and prayer.
Mrs. Jack Knight was elected secretary
...and read the 1983 minutes. The financial
reports had been distributed and were
adopted. -
Gary Morrison was appointed auditor.
Considerable discussion took,place an the.
Sunday School and uses for a Special'funti.°
Secretary -treasurer Mrs. Gary Evans was
replaced by Mrs. Stuart Stevenson.
WMS. MEET
The February meeting of the WMS was
held at the home of Mrs. John Vanass with
10 ladies attending.
Mrs. Jack Knight opened the meeting
with a verse and singing "Breathe on me
breath of God."
Mrs. Knight gave a meditation on "Love"
and read two poems by Helen Steiner Rice."
Mrs. Clare Veitch introduced the new
study , on Africa using a large map to
illustrate the different parts. Each member
was given a small map, also true or false
questions to answer and a quiz on Central
Africa.
Mrs. Wilfred Strickler and Mrs. Vanass
took part in an interview with a nurse in a
general hospital.
Mrs. 11.aitcb-ga ro, rings 4rem'the, Glndpa
°Tidings.° ' '
Prayer service on March 2. ,
Lunch was served by Mrs. Strickler, Mrs.
Stewart Steiss and the hostess.
CARD PARTY
The Hall Board and WI held a card party
on Friday night, Feb. 10 with 12 tables
playing.
Winners were: high score, Lois Hart,
Short Shqts
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Mrs. Vanass presided for the business in nol Not tonight, when the house was such a
the absence of the president Mrs. Gordon mess."
Engel.
Mrs. Stuart Stevenson gave the highlights Maybe Harold Ballard did wave a magic
of the 100th annual meeting of the Stratford wand over his Maple Leaf hockey team.
Presbyterial. They certainly somehow regained some of
Plans were made for the World Day of their missing skills, surprising fans when
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