The Citizen, 1989-04-12, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1989.
Five year old Adam Potter of Belgrave was just one of the many people who
were able to eqjoy the pancakes cooked up at the Knox United Church’s
pancake supper on April 5 in the church basement.
Belgrave
Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
Edgar Wightman feted
on 80th birthday
Relatives, friends and neigh
bours gathered at the Belgrave
Women’s Institute Hall on Satur
day, April 8 to honour Edgar
Wightman on the occasion of his
80th birthday.
Immediate family members from
Tornto, Bolton, Brampton, Fergus,
Sebringville, Corunna, Hanover,
and Lucknow began the evening
with a bountiful supper and Open
House and dance with music by
Tiffin’s Orchestra was enjoyed by
many friends and neighbours.
Guests were present from Missis
sauga, Lucknow, Wingham, Blue
vale, Brucefield, Kitchener, Kin
loss, Seaforth, Blyth and surround
ing communities.
16 tables at Belgrave euchre
Sixteen tables were in play at the
weekly euchre which was held in
the W.I. Hall, Belgrave, April 5.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Garner Nicholson; low lady, Mrs.
Harvey Edgar; second high lady,
Mrs. Mel Jacklin; most lone hands,
Mrs. Edith Coultes; high man,
Mrs. Bert Johnston (playing as a
man); low man, Wilford Caslick;
second high man, Lloyd Appleby;
most lone hands, Albert Quipp.
There will be euchre again
Wednesday, April 12 starting at 8
p.m. Everyone is welcome.
WMSsees
book display
The Women’s Missionary
Society held its meeting in Knox
Presybterian Church, Belgrave,
Monday, April 3 with Mrs. Gamer
Nicholson presiding.
Mrs. Nicholson used the devo
tions in the Glad Tidings assisted
by Mrs. Mac Scott; Mrs. Robena
McBumey and Mrs. Ivy Cloakey.
Mrs. Nicholson read the hymn,
“Beneath the Cross of Jesus”.
Mrs. McBumey read a poem
“Envy” and Mrs. Nicholson led in
prayer. Mrs. Cloakey read the
poem, “Easter”.
Collection was dedicated, the
secretary’s report given by Mrs.
McBumey and the treasurer’s re
port by Mrs. Cloakey. Thirty visits
to sick and shut-ins were recorded.
Mrs. Nicholson will go to the
Synodical in Woodstock April 18-
19. The Presbyterial meeting will
be held in Ripley May 8. A letter
was read from Joy Randall who is a
Missionary in Taiwan. The. hymn
“Crown Him with many Crowns”
was read. Mrs. Nicholson closed
the meeting with prayer.
A book display was held at the
home of Mrs. Joe Dunbar, follow
ing the meeting.
Belgrave
people
Mr. Alex Nethery, Miss Norma
Nethery and Mrs. Dorothy Kerr, all
of Hamilton visited with Mrs.
Bertha Cook of Brookhaven, Wing
ham and Annie and Wes Cook of
Belgrave on Wednesday, April 5.
Mr. Harold Keating spent Easter
weekend with his sister Mrs.
Stanley Snell of London, also
visiting at the same home was Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Blair and son
Jeffery of Picton.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Makas and
Alicia of London spent the weekend
with Mrs. Mabel Wheeler.
East Wawanosh
Public School
News
By Brad Ramsey, Michelle
Frelburger, Becky Van Camp and
Victor Buchanan
The Grade 4 class has been
working on a unit about sand
wiches. We have tasted different
kinds of breads. We had a sand
wich contest. All we had to do was
make a sandwich that would go in
one of the categories.
The winners were: “Wake Up
Sandwich”, first, Carla Cook;
second, Heather Keller; third,
Michelle Freiburger; third, Brad
Ramsey.
“Anything Goes!”, first,
Vaughn Vincent; second, JoAnn
Mason; third, Chanda Casemore;
third, Adam Trotter; fourth, Tracy
Robinson.
“Big Four Plus Iron”, first,
Victor Buchanan; first, Shannon
Embling; second, Amanda Young;
third, Todd Walker; fourth, Jenni
fer Black.
“Vegetarian’s Delight”, first,
Erin Cook; second, Angie Whar
ton.
We also did sandwich activities.
What fun we had.
Grade One have been working
hard at their addition and subtrac
tion facts to 10. Their buddies have
been a big help. They have been
reading lots of books. Some child
ren have read between 30 and 40
books! Super!
The grade 7/8 students have
started their games unit again with
their grade 2 buddies. The second
Quest Skills For Adolescence Par
ents Meeting was held on Monday,
April 3. Our class is almost finished
the Quest program for this year.
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