The Brussels Post, 1976-09-22, Page 14Belgrave
153 at E. Wawanosh school
'Mrs. Stewart Procter attended
smorgasbord dinner at the hors
of Mr. and Mrs. George Proct r Katherine and. Jennifer in hone
of the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs
Charles Procter.
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Snell of
London spent a few days with he
brother Harold Keating,
Trisha Marie daughter of Mr
and Mrs. James Taylor, 11,113,
Wingham won 2nd prize in the
Baby Contest at Lucknow Fair
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith
of Clifford, George Inglis of
Walkerton and John Leppingtoe
of Clinton were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bienint
and Miss Evelyn Biernan:
Mr. and Mrs. David Spen
of Toronto spent the weekend
with her mother Mrs.Ceed
Coultes.
Classified Ads pay dividends,
Mrs. L. Stonehouse
Correspondent
There were 153 pupils
registered at E.W. P.S. this year.
One new teacher came _to the
school. She is Mrs. Oriold and
teaches French. Mrs. Edgar is
teaching now in Grades 1-2 until
Mrs. Henry is able to come back.
There are fifteen children in
Kindgergarten. They are:Gayle
Campbell, Lynne Campbell,
Shawn Campbell, Danny
Casemore, Jason Coultes, Steven
Heifer, Joey Mason, Stacey
McClinchey, Thorsten Muscheid,
Sharon Ramsey, Jeffery Scott,
Jonathon Stein, Steven Taylor,
Jacquelyn Van Camp, and
Stephen White. These people
have been busy learning how to
use the things in the room and
how to tidy up afterwards. One
day they looked for red objects
and then brought something red
from home. They had fun
marching in the parade at the
school fair.
Grades 1 - 2 have been busy
learning new songs, new words,
new poems and new number
conceps. It looks as if it is going to
be a busy and exciting year for
Grades 1 - 2.
The Grades 4 -5 pupils are .
busy preparing weed collections
as a science project. They visited
a neighbouring field and did a
study of golden rod and the
insects that are attracted to this
widespread weed. Later this
month they hope to examine
seeds and perhaps grow some
plants from seed.
In Grades 5 - 6 the pupils have
been kept fairly busy. They are
studying ants in science class and
have several specimens for their
study.
Grade sevens are involved in
outdoor studies in science and
research units on "The Canadian
Indians" in history.
Lori Cameron has been absent
for a short while following her
wrestling match with a horse.
Needless to say the horse won
and Lori is hopefully recovering.
Grade 8 worked hard preparing
for the school fair.They hope to
have entries for a literary contest
in October.
The following new pupils were
are welcomed to the school, as
well as the Kindergarten class
Jana Vincent Gr. 1, Carolyn,
George and Michael Mason,
Heather Stinson and Shawn
Vincent Grade 3, Jim Stinson
Grade 4, Peter George Grade 5,
Erika Stangen Grade 6 and
Alfred Stangen, Grade 8.
Elect Bonnie
Walker
At the first meeting of Belgrave
II 4-H club Bonnie Walker was
elected president. Connie Meurs
vice president with each girl
taking turn at secretary and press
reports.
Mrs. Richard Moore outlined
the project "The Cereal Shelf"
and discussed a "Wide World of
Cereals". Mrs. Clarke Johnston
discussed "The Food Guide" and
"A record of Cereals".
Demonstration - Barbara Moore
and Cathy Stile% Sonja
Muscheid and Kathy Black
demonstrated Fry Pan cookies. ,
Afternoon U.C.W.
Belgrave Afternoon U.C.W,
September 14th in the Sunday
School room when Mrs. Janisa
Coultes opened the meeting:
"Come Thou Almighty King"
Was sung followed with prayer by
Mrs. Coulter: Mrs. Eliiabeth
Leslie read the scripture taken
from Philippians Chapter 3 verses
13 and 14 and Mrs. Leslie gave
the comment. Mrs.Robert
Hibberd read, a poem "0 Lord of
Heaven and Earth and Sea" was
read together. Presbyterial will
be held at St. Helen's on
September 29. Offering • was
received and dedicated by Mrs.
Coultes.
Mrs. Walter Scott took charge
of the Bible Study using the book
of Ruth.
Mrs. Willard Armstrong had
the study and spoke on the
country of Japan, giving some
insight on the size and the
industries. Rob. Witmer was one
of the missionaries who had gone
to Japan.
"In Christ there is no East of
West" was sung and Mrs.Coultes
closed the meeting with prayer.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy Lowry
of Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Smith of London visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Bert
Johnston also called on
Mrs. Amelia Brown of Cozy
Cottage at Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
attended the 50th Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Doig of Fordwich in the
Fordwich United Church Sunday
afternoon.
Edgar relatives were guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Doer of Wingham on
Sunday to honour Mr. and Mrs.
Don Craig of Blyth on their 15th
wedding anniversary.
This community was shocked
last Sunday to learn of the death
of Bobby Joe Leishmap.We
extend deepest sympathy to his
parents Mr. and Mrs. James
Leishman , his brothers and
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hanna holidaye'd in Michigan last
week for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch,
Julie and Jeffery of London spent
the weekend with her parents Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Grasby.
Mrs. Robert Grasby spent a
couple of days last week with Mr,
and Mrs. George M.Johnston and
Tara of Ilderton.
Mr. and Mrs.Charles Thomas,
Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. David
Thomas of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Procter, Belgrave, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Smits, Peter,
Paul and Mary of Wingham, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Alton, Sharon,
George 'and Suzanne of R.R.7,
Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Procter, Don, Chris and Anne and
17th-century Fort St. Catherine.
One of Bermuda's most
popular sightseeing attractions
The night-blooming Cereus.
Its beautiful, white blossoms
unfold after sunset
andslose at daybreak.
Somerset Bridge—
the world's smallest drawbridge
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With over 80 courts, Bermuda
is great for tennis players.
Professional instruction available.
Bermuda has more golf courses per square mile
than any other country in the world. '
St. Peter's. Church—
The oldest Anglican church site
in the Western Hemisphere.
Our magical underground caves.
Where stalagmites and stalactites
• make what's under our Island
just as fantastic as what's on top.
The Bermuda Islands
Leaving November 3, 1976 for 8 days.' Cost for two (sharing)
is only $425.00 each! This includes return air fare, 7 nights
excellent accommodation, breakfast and dinner each day,
luggage handling for one case, tour director at your service,
all hotel tax, gratuities.for hotel staff, airport tax of $11.00
each, transportation from Wingham to Toronto International
Airport and back.
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