The Citizen, 1987-10-28, Page 11Saturday marked the official opening of the new library facility at the Women’s Institute Hall in Belgrave,
where it was moved from the arena last summer. Observing as library supervisor Irene Lamont signs out a
book for Mildred Yu ill were County Library Board member [from left] Isabel Elston, Assistant County
librarian Sharon Cox, and Board members Bob Ritter and Martina Scheiker.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1987. PAGE 11.
Belgrave
Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
Mrs. Eccles Dow
celebrates 90th birthday
100 attend library open house
Approximately 100 adults and
children attended the opening of
the newly loca jsd library which is
following Thursday, November 5.
Friends and neighbours of this
community wish to extend con
gratulations to Mrs. Eccles Dow in
honour of her 90th birthday,
October 28.
Many relatives, friends and
neighbours gathered in the Sunday
School room of Knox United
Church, Belgrave on Sunday,
October25tohelp celebrate the
90th birthday of Mrs. Eccles Dow.
Mrs. Dow was born October 28,
1987 and has lived all her life in
EastWawanoshTownship. Her
parents were the late John Bee
croft and Adeline McGee. Her
brothers Melville Beecroft of
Barrie and Gilbert Beecroft of RR
1, Belgrave and one sister Mrs.
Hector (Beatrice) Hamilton of
Gorrie were in attendance for the
happy occasion.
OnDecember31,1923 Eccles
married Wellington Dow and they
farmed on the 10th Concession of
East Wawanosh where she still
resides. Mr. Dow died in 1942.
Mrs. Dow’s family, Mrs. Ross
(Ada) Taylor; Mrs. Jasper (Eva)
Snell; Nelson, Donald and Ivan all
of East Wawanosh and 10 grand
children were all in attendance.
Greetings were received from
the Govenor-General; Prime Mini
ster; Premier of Ontario and local
members of Parliament.
After extending best wishes to
Mrs. Dow all enjoyed a birthday tea
catered to by the Calvin-Brick
United Church Women and served
by the grandchildren.
Friends were in attendance trom
London, Brockville, Wasaga
Beach, Brantford, Toronto, El
mira, Stratford, Mitchell and the
surrounding area.
People
Miss Edna Henshaw of New
Westminster, B.C., Mrs. Winni-
fred Johnston of Wingham accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse to Petrolia on Thurs
day andFriday tovisitwithMr. and
Mrs. Maitland Edgar and family.
now situated in thd W.I. Hall in
Belgrave. During the afternoon a
puppet show was enjoyed by
childrenand adults. Coffee and
doughnuts were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Smithson
of Downsview visited with Mrs.
Elizabeth Procter over the week
end. On Friday they all visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zettler and
family of RR 4, Walkerton. On
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Procter and family.
All library books must be
returned to the library by October
31 for branch exchange the
12 tables at
Belgrave euchre
I
Twelve tables were in play at the
weekly euchre party held in the
Belgrave W.I. Hall, October 21.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Alma Jardine; second high, Mrs.
GeorgeDrehmann; lone hands,
Mrs. Gertrude Allen; low lady,
Mrs. Mary Chamney; high man,
Clarence Hanna; second high,
Gordon Loultit; lone hands, Mrs.
Ronald Coultes; low man, Mrs.
Iona McLean.
There will be euchre again
Wednesday, October 28.
Ethel 4H club
learns pleasures
of fruit
The Ethel I 4H “Fruit and
Vegetable" club’s third meeting
was held at Brenda Gibbon’s on
Oct. 13.
Members started the meeting
with the 4H pledge. Everyone
showed their advertisement. The
secretary read the minutes. Fol
lowing roll call they split up in
groups and made boiled, micro-
waved and steamed carrots. The
microwaved and steamed were the
most popular. Everyone chopped
cauliflower, broccoli, carrots and
onions for the stir fry. It was
delicious. They closed the club
with the 4H motto.
The club’s fourth meeting was
held at Brenda Gibbon’son Oct.
20.
They started the meeting with
the4H pledge. Everyone said what
their favourite Ontario fruit was.
Following roll call they did “Taste
the Season ’ ’. Then they had time to
work on speeches.
A couple of girls prepared Fruit
Sparkled Sauce. Everyone agreed
it was deliciou s with ice cream. The
meeting ended with the 4H motto.
Specials in effect
until closing Nov. 31/87
HALLOWEEN SAVINGS
COFFEE
Royale
INSIWTCOfttf
Maxwell House
INSTANT
MEAT
SCHNEIDER’S
REG. OR HONEY
BUCKET OF
CHICKEN 900
SCHNEIDER’S
OKTOBERFEST
SAUSAGE 500 G. 2.79
SCHNEIDER’S FAMILY PAK
BEEFBURGERS700 g.3.99
Wiskas assorted varieties
cat qg
FOOD >70 g. can.
BAKERY
TOILET
TISSUE
WONDER WHITE OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT
BREAD 675 G.1.09
WESTON PLAIN
ENGLISH MUFFINS .89
WESTON
STRAWBERRY
CREMEROLL 1.69
VOORTMAN
BULKCOOKIES LB.1.39
POP SECRET
NATURAL OR BUTTER.
FOR YOUR MICROWAVE
POPCORN 300 G. 2.59
MAPLE LEAF 6V2 OZ. CAN
FLAKES OF HAM 1.49
BOY-AR-DEE
MINI RAVIOLI, BEEF RAVIOLI,
MINIBITES&ROLLERCOASTERS 425 G. 1.19
CARNATION 500 G. RICH, MARSHMALLOW,
CHOCOLATE MILK OR LITE 225 G.
HOTCHOCOLATE
WELCHADE
GRAPE DHINK
KING COLE
TEABAGS
48 OZ.
2.99
.99
750 ML. EA.
COKE, DIET COKE
SPRITE,DIETSPRITE
BANANAS lb. .33
CABBAGE ea. .69
2 LB. CELLO BAG
CARROTS .59
PRODUCE
SPANISH
ONIONS lb. .49
GREEN
ONIONS
MAC & CHEESE
DINNER 3Q
225 g. ■My.
72’s
HUMPTY DUMPTY
POTATO CHIPS 200 G. 1.59
CHAPMAN’S REGULAR FLAVOURS
.59 ICECREAM 2 litre 1.59
1.99
TRICK OR TREAT CANDY AVAILABLE
ea.
2/.89
Hilo Choice MIXED
VEGETABLES
FROZEN CORN, PEAS QQ
OR MIXED 1 Kg.
BRUSSELS
.VILLAGE MARKET
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Friday Nights‘till9p.ffi.