The Citizen, 1992-01-29, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,1992.
Knox elects new members to bd.
Rev. Peter Tucker conducted the
Knox United Church, Belgrave
annual meeting on Sunday, January
26 following lunch after the morn
ing worship service.
Lome Campbell, the treasurer,
presented the financial statement
which showed a successful year.
The Missionary and Service assess
ment asked by Presbytery was
accepted for next year.
The next members elected to the
Session are Mrs. Joyce Vincent and
George Michie. The new members
elected to the Board of Stewards
are Bill Coultes, Cameron Yuill
and John McIntosh. Lewis Stone
house was re-appointed as trustee.
Mrs. Sylvia Procter is the new
representative on the Christian
Education Committee.
Mrs. Ruth Gordon, Sunday
School Superintendent still needs
more volunteer teachers. Mike Cot
trill is replacing George Procter as
assistant Sunday School Superin
tendent. John Nixon and Arnold
Spivey were added as ushers and
offering stewards. Ross Anderson,
Murray Scott and Mrs. Muriel
Coultes were re-elected for one
year to the Ministry and Personnel
Committee.
A Country Fayre will be held
June 14. The every-family
Observer plan will continue. Mrs.
Elizabeth Proctor and Mike Cottrill
were re-appointed auditors.
Murray Scott, on behalf of the
congregation expressed apprecia
tion to Rev. Peter and Nancy Tuck
er for their leadership and look
forward to another year.
The next annual meeting will be
held January 31, 1993. Rev. Peter
Tucker closed the meeting with
prayer.
B elgrave
[Compiled by Helen Stonehouse Phone 887-9487]
The news from
Calvin-Brick congregation
attends annual meeting
0. Campbell celebrates birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Cloakey and fami
ly, Mrs. Freda Scott and Mrs. Mar
garet Taylor visited with Mrs.
Olive Campbell and Mrs. Ivy
Cloakey on Sunday prior to Mrs.
Campbell's birthday.
Many members of Mrs. Camp
bell's family came and brought
food for a dinner on Monday, Jan
uary 20 in honour of Mrs. Camp
bell's birthday including John and
Linda Campbell and family, Clare
and Gladys Van Camp, Mrs. Bruce
Campbell and boys, Lome and Lil
lian Campbell and Nancy and
Harold Jardin.
Other visitors during the week
were Miss Mary Isabel Nethery and
Mrs. John Roberts and Rev. Peter
D. Tucker.
Mrs. Winnie Campbell of Luc
know visited with her sister-in-law
Mrs. Olive Campbell on Wednes
day afternoon.
Mrs. Vincent Makas and daugh
ter Alicia of London visited at the
home of Mrs. Mabel Wheeler on
the weekend.
10 tables
at euchre
Jack Taylor and Bert Johnston in the Wingham and District Hospi-
are home now after being patients tai.
Calvin-Brick United Church
annual meeting was held at the
home of Rev. Peter and Nancy
Tucker, Sunday, January 26 at 8
p.m. The meeting opened with
prayer by Rev. Tucker.
Appointments to committees and
boards were: Session, Jim Taylor,
Ivan Down, Mrs. Yvonne Coultes,
David Beecroft; Stewards, Ron
McBumey, Neil Vincent, Murray
Shiell, Jim Taylor and Jim McGee
and Roy and Matilda Dawson;
Treasurer, Mrs. Matilda Dawson;
U.C.W. Representative, Mrs.
Yvonne Coultes; Trustees, Donald
Dow, George McGee, Gordon
McBurney; Ministry Personnel
Committee, Ivan Down, Norma
Moore; Sunday School Superinten
dent, Donald Dow; Presbytery,
Ivan Dow; Music Committee, Mrs.
Jessie McGee, Mrs. Gloria Dow;
Ushers and offering stewards, Jim
McGee, Ron McBumey, Stephen,
Cathy, Maryon and Dawn Dow,
Trisha and Sherry Taylor, Brandon
and Aaron Coultes, Dianne and
Debbie Ross; Observer representa
tive, Gordon McBurney. The
U.C.W. Executive is: President,
Mrs. Yvonne Coultes; Secretary,
Mrs. Elsie Palmer; Treasurer, Mrs.
Triva Jamieson; Auditors, Mrs.
Gloria Dow, Mrs. Jessie McGee.
A lengthy discussion took place
among the congregation regarding
non-active members on our church
roll. A social hour was enjoyed by
all. A vote of thanks from the con
gregation was extended by Jim
McGee to the Tuckers.
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Ten tables were in play at the
weekly euchre which was held in
the W.I. Hall Wednesday, January
22.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Robert Grasby; second high lady,
Mrs. Laura Johnston; low lady,
Mrs. Stanley Black; most lone
hands, man, Mrs. Cheryl Hardie;
high man, Ross Taylor; second
high man, John King; low man, Jim
Coultes; most lone hands, man,
Ross Turvey.
There will be euchre again
Wednesday, January 29 starting at
8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Kinsmen
calendar
winners
Kinsmen Calendar draw winners
for the week are: Sunday, January
19, Audrey and Harvey Edgar,
Wingham, $50; Monday, January
20, Hebo and Marg Siertsema,
Blyth, $50; Tuesday, January 21,
Olive Bolt, Belgrave, $50; Wednes
day, January 22, Wilma Blake,
Lucknow, $50; Thursday, January
23, Ron and Sue James, Wingham,
$50; Friday, January 24, Don
Nolan, Walton, $100; Saturday,
January 25, Donny Montgomery,
Wingham, $50.
Carla Johnston accepts her award for Highest Overall
Score at the Brussels Agricultural Society banquet on
January 22.'Presenting the cup, which is donated by
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is bank manager
Neil Thompson.
Top equestrian
The Jim Hunter award for Highest Junior Horse Class was
presented by Mr. Hunter to Chad Thomas of RR3,
Teeswater on January 22 at the Brussels Agricultural
Society banquet. Chad was a member of the Belgrave
Horse Club.
ATTENTION
Farmers &
Homeowners
CURB Program
Grants Available
The CURB Program (Clean Up Rural Beaches) is
offering financial assistance to farmers and
homeowners for specified projects to improve
water quality in rivers and streams. Grants are
available for the repair or rebuilding of private
septic systems, construction of manure storages,
milkhouse waste water disposal systems, and to
fence livestock from watercourses.
Eligible Items Grant Rate Grant Ceiling
-manure storages
-milkhouse waste disposal systems
-fencing livestock from rivers
-private septic systems
50%
50%
75%
50%
$12,000
$5,000
$10,000
$2,000
11 a.m. Stockers
1 p.m. Pigs
FRIDAYS
TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS
10 a.m. Slaughter Cattle
& Cows
11 a.m. Veal, Goats,
Sheep &
Lambs
This five year program is targeted at
agricultural and rural residential areas located
upstream of swimming beaches. Financial
assistance is limited to those applicants who
are presently impacting water quality.
Proposed projects with the greatest potential
for improving water quality will be considered
first for funding.
For more information or application forms
contact the Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority. The CURB Program is funded by
the Ministry of the Environment.
Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority
Box 127,
Wroxeter, Ont
NOG 2X0
(519) 335-3557
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