The Citizen, 1991-09-11, Page 11Couple home from Manitoba
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1991. PAGE 11.
UCW hears Farm Memories
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black have
recently returned home by plane
after spending a month vacationing
with their son and daughter-in-law
and family Joan and Jamie and
other cousins at Brandon, Manito
ba. They also visited with relatives
and friends at Hamiota and
Dauphin, Manitoba.
Commencing Saturday, Septem
ber 14 the Belgrave Library will be
open Saturday afternoons from 2 -
5 p.m. in the W.I. Hall.
Stephen Twp. reeve to run for Warden
Stephen township reeve Tom
Tomes announced his intention to
run for county warden at the
September 5 meeting of council.
Present Warden Jim Robinson of
Hensail advised councillors that he
Kinsmen Calendar draw winners
last week were: Sept. 1, Ross
Vokes, Kincardine, $50; Sept. 2,
Sandra Lee, Ripley, $50; Sept. 3,
Len Bok, Wingham, $50; Sept. 4,
Bob Wattam, Belgrave, $50; Sept.
5, Lorrie Robinson, London, $50;
Sept. 6, Ken Wright, Gorrie, $50;
Sept. 7, Glen Martin, Fordwich,
$100.
Clarence Yuill returned home on
Sunday after being a patient in the
Wingham and District Hospital.
would not be a candidate in the
municipal elections in November.
Also running for the position of
Warden this term is Bob Zurich,
Reeve of Zurich, who announced
his intention at council last month.
The regular meeting of the
Evening Unit of Knox United
Church, Belgrave, was held Tues
day evening, September 3 at the
home of Mrs. Freda Johnston with
Couple wins prizes
for quarter horses
Cindy and Grant Vincent of RR
5, Wingham have been successful
in winning a number of prizes at
horse shows recently with their
Quarter Horses.
In the “Area Two Quarter Horse
Association Futurity” held in Cam
bridge on August 31, their wean
ling colt placed second in the Sired
Stakes Class and fifth in the open
class. Their yearling gelding placed
first in both the Sired Stakes and
the open halier classes. Besides the
prize money for this class they also
received a blanket and a bag of
23 present. President, Mrs. Wilma
Higgins welcomed everyone and
thanked Freda for offering her
home and read a poem entitled
Farm Memories.
feed. At this same show the yearly
gelding and weanling filly showed
together to win the “Produce of
Dam” class.
On September first, at the “Mid
Western Ontario Horseman's Soci
ety All Bred Futurity”, held in
London their weanling filly placed
fifth in the Sired Stakes classes.
At the “All Ontario Quarter
Horse Breeders Futurity” held in
Waterford on September 7, their
yearling gelding as well as their
weanling filly placed sixth overall,
while their weanling colt placed
ninth overall.
Mrs. Ruth Johnston and Mrs.
Laura Johnston lead the worship
service. Making decisions was their
theme. Hymns 263 and 445 were
sung. Hebrews 11, verses 1-11
were read which dealt with “Our
Faith in what we cannot see”. The
meditation cited examples of our
procrastination in Acts of Faith.
The offering was received and
dedicated. The roll call for October
is to be a Bible verse containing the
word “Thanks”.
Mrs. Mildred Yuill introduced
her niece Mrs. Doris Rodges, a
nurse at the Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich. She
explained the work of a nurse in the
various departments of a small
town hospital: obstetrics, pedi
atrics, emergency, intensive care,
medical and long term patient care.
She closed her talk by referring to
nursing as a Ministry of Healing.
Mizpah benediction was repeat
ed. Grace was sung and Mrs. Irene
Lamont and Mrs. Nancy Tucker
served a delicious lunch.
1.79500 g
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DELICATESSEN
STORE-BAKED
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OUR
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SAVE.86 KNECHTEL "Sandwich Style"
SLICED BOLOGNA
Maple Leaf “Great On Rye Bread"
Eye Of The Round
CORNED BEEF or PASTRAMI
Deli Sliced
or Shaved
.84/100 g
MAPLE LEAF Big Stick
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Until Closing Sat. Sept. 14,1991
Savings Are Based On Our Regular Retails
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SALMON
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675 g Box
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