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News of Belgrave
Women's Institute sponsors family meeting
correspondent
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
The family meeting of the
3elgrave Women's Institute was
field last Tuesday afternoon in the
:ommunity Centre,
President, Mrs.. Norman
2oultes presided, Mrs. William
2oultes presided at the piano.
The president • welcomed all
nernbers and visitors. Minutes
Ind financial statement were read
)y the secretary-treasurer Mrs.
Ross Higgins,
Correspondence was read from
.he Children's Aid Society ex-
Aaining the .W.I. Bursary Fund,
find from Mrs. Austin Zaller the
mew editor of Home and Country.
The Institute will sponsor the
ipring 4-H project "Taking's look
It yourself." Leaders will bp Mrs.
lames Hunter, Mrs. Allan Camp-
jell, Mrs. Richard Moore and
virs. Peter Chandler. Mrs.
William Coultes and Mrs. John
Kerr volunteered to be leaders for
:he senior homemaking course,
Vlore Ideas 'for Sewing with
Knits. It was decided to send a
Jelegatc to Officers Conference at,
he University of Waterloo, May 1
Ind 2. •
The Institute will be in charge
If the mon fitly Birthday Party at
Efuronview on April 17.
A donation was granted to the
Belgrave, Blyth and Brussels
School Fair. Mrs. William Coultes
Ind Mrs. Stan Hopper are the
mmtnittce in charge of the
nstitute class for the fair.
A St. Patrick's euchre and
lance was' planned to be held at
he W.I. Hall on March 22.
Convener of the program was
Ars. Jack Taylor. The theme
'What we make' our homes is
nore important than, what ,our
comes are made ,of", was ably
At the 89th annual meeting of
he Women's Missionary Society .
f the Huron Presbyterial of the
'resbyterian Church in Canada
eld in Seaforth Wednesday,
Ors. Alex Enright of Goderich
fas installed as president. She
ucceeds Mrs. John Pollock of
ode ri ch
Other officers installed were:
Irs. Elmer Rivers, 'Seaforth,
ice-president; Mrs. W. R.
.erslake, Seaforth, secretary;
Irs. G. G. MacEwan, Goderich,
easurer; Mrs. William Waddell,
eaforth, adult group; . Mrs.
Lesley Bradnock, Auburn, young
omen's secretary; Mrs. Rachel
2hwalm, Hensall, children's
:cretary.
Other officers are: Mrs.
arvey Hyde, Hensall, associate
[embers; Mrs. Charles Kalb-
eisch, Varna, friendShip and
vice; Mrs. Rochus Faber,
presented in an address by Mrs.
Ivan Wightman.
The roll call, Little things that
make life beautiful, was answered
by 21 members and 3 visitors.
Alison Roberts entertained
with the guitar and at the piano.
A panel of Alice Beecraft,
Barbara s Muilwyk and Dale
Lougheed gave a summary of the
Toc Alpha Conference at Niagara
Falls.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Herson
Irwin and Mrs. Leslie Bolt.
Squirts. Lose
Thursday night Lucknow and
Belgrave played an exhibition
game in Belgrave with Lucknow
winning 7-2. On. Saturday morn-
ing, the Squirts met with
Kurtzville in the Belgrave Arena
and won 18-1.
W.M.S.
The W.M.S. 'met at the home of
Mrs. J.C. McBurney on Monday
of last 'week. Mrs. Joe Dunbar
opened the meeting, followed by
scripture reading by Mrs. Garner
Nicholson. Mrs. Victor Youngblut
led in prayer and Mrs. Mac Scott
read' the meditation on "Hope
and Joy.",
-Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Mrs. J.C.
McBurney took the first chapter
of the new study book "For a time
like this." The chapter was
entitled "One Great Ground of
Hoe." A question and answer
arid discussion period followed.
The secretary's report was read
by Mrs. J.C. McBurney. Mrs.
Youngblut gave the financial'
report for 1973.
All ladies present signed a card
to send to Mrs. O.G. Anderson on
the occasion of her 87th birthday.
Eight ladies answered the roll
call. Seven sick and shut-in visits
Kippen, literature secretary;
Miss Jean Scott, R.R. 2,
Seaforth, supply secretary; Mrs.
J. C. McBurney, Belgrave, Glad
Tidings; Mrs. Wesley Bradnock,
press secretary; Mrs. Joseph
Dunbar, Belgrave, life member-
ship.
Miss Belle Campbell, Seaforth
was installing officer.
Finance reports indicated that
the Huron Presbyterial has met
its allocation of over $5,000,
There were over 55 delegates at
the meeting representing Goder-
ich, Hensall, Auburn, Belgrave
an,d Seaforth.
were recorded,
Mrs, Joe Dunbar closed the
meeting with a prayer and, lunch
was served by the hostess.,
Nine Tables in Play
Nine tables of euchre were
played at the Belgrave Weekly
Euchre on Wednesday night in
the Community Rooms with
winners as follows:
High Lady-Mrs. Hugh Rinn;
Low Lady-Mrs. Abner Nethery;
Novelty Lady-Mrs. William Ken-
nedy; High Man-William Taylor;
Low Man-Lorne Jamieson; Nov-
elty Man-Charles Brewer.
PeeWees Continue Win Series
Belgrave PeeWees kept their
winning streak laSt week by
defeating ., Fordwich on. Monday
and Kurtzville on .Friday. •
Monday night game ended with
a score of 9-5 while Friday score
was 5-1.
The whole team should be
credited for their victory and team
work. We should especially thank
Grant Gnay and Bradley Cook
who were outstanding players of
these games.
' Help the PeeWees keep up the
good work by cheering them on to
victory Friday night in Belmore at
7:30 p.m.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Harman Mitchell
of Rothsay were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn were
Thursday visitors with Mrs.
Frank Storey of Seaforth and Mrs.
Charles McGavin who is a patient
in Seaforth Community Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Herson Irwin,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney,
Mr. and Mrs. Athol Bruce. and
Elmer Bruce, attended the 50th
Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Harrison (former Mae
Menzie) of Mitchell.
Mrs. Elfreida Yousu and friend
of London spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney.
Mr. and Mrs.. Keith Cart-
wright, Donna and Patricia of
London spent the weekend with
her 'mother Mrs. Harry Rinn.
Wife: "I was a fool when I
married you!"
Husband: "Yes, but I was so
infatuated with you, that I didn't
even notice it at the time."
- The Sunday school teacher was
describing how Lot's wife looked
back and turned into 'a pillar of
salt, • when little Jimmy
interrupted. "My mother looked
back once while she was
driving," he announced
triumphantly, "and she turned
into a telephone pole."
Mr. and Mrs, John McCor-
mack, Christie and Emilie of
Orangeville, Mrs, Claire Rainer
of Scarboro were weekend visitors
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence, Chamney.
Owing to the sleet storm, all
church services were cancelled in
the village.
Mr. and Mr. Wilfred Walker;
Allan,, Carol and Barbara Moore
attended the graduation
ceremony for Miss Donna Walker
of Parry Sound General Hospital
last Friday held at the Belvedere
Heights.
Miss Donna Walker is
'holidaying at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Walker.
Mrs Elmer Rivers is
Presbyterial vice-president