The Citizen, 1992-10-28, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1992. PAGE 11.
B elgraveThe news from Seniors play cards after meeting
Compiled by Helen Stonehouse Phone 887-9487
Golden moment
Belgrave Community Seniors
Club met in the Arena Complex,
Oct. 23.
Twenty-one members enjoyed a
pot luck dinner followed by their
monthly meeting. An invitation
was extended to Bly th Seniors to
join with Belgrave, Nov. 20 for a
dessert euchre and lost heir at
12:30 p.m. A report was given on
the progress of plans for the bus
trip to the Royal Winter Fair, Nov.
12.
It was decided to meet Thursday,
Nov. 16 at 1:30 p.m. for shuffle
board with the aim of setting up
teams and schedule for the winter
months.
Progressive shoot parties are to
be held, Oct. 30 and Nov. 4 at
24 tables in play at euchre
tournament in Belgrave
Nine tables were in play at the
weekly euchre which was held in
the W.I. Hall, Belgrave,
Wednesday, Oct. 21.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Stuart Chamney; second high lady,
Mrs. Hilda Vincent; lone hands,
lady, Mrs. Helen Martin; low lady,
Mrs Nancy Tucker; high man,
Robert Grasby; second high man,
Lloyd Appleby; lone hands, man,
Garner Nicholson and low man,
Mel Jacklin.
Twenty-four tables were in play
for the euchre tournament which
was held in the Belgrave
Community Centre, Friday, Oct. 16
and was sponsored by the Belgrave
Arena Board.
Winners were: high score, Loma
and Clayton Ellis; second high,
Cheryl Hardie and Jim
McGillawee; third high, Betty
Archambault and Eileen Sellers and
low, Cathy and Murray Mulvey.
Kinsmen Calendar winners
The winners of the Belgrave
Kinsmen Calendar Draw last week
were: Sunday, October 17, Jerry
Wickens, Kitchener, $50; Sunday,
October 18, Doreen Ross,
Goderich, $50; Monday, October
19, Marion Hallahan, Blyth, $50;
Tuesday, October 20, Judy Gibb,
Kitchener, $50; Thursday, Octo-
ber 22, S.A. Tilbrook, Wingham,
$50; Friday, October 23, Shawn
Jacklin, Brussels, $100; and
Saturday, October 24, Jack and
Carol Shaw, Bluevale, $50.
1:30 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned and a
social time of cards and
shuffleboard followed.
Sympathy
extended to
Weber family
Belgrave friends and neighbours
extend sincere sympathy to Mrs.
Carl Weber, Wingham; Clare and
Faye Weber and Gary and Marlene
Jamieson and son Chris of
Belgrave in the loss of a dear
husband, father and grandfather
Carl Weber of Wingham who
passed away in the Wingham and
District Hospital Monday, Oct. 19.
Last Monday night, John and
Marie McIntosh and Clarence and
Mildred Yuill returned from a four-
day bus tour to Kentucky. They
attended the Saturday night bam
dance at Renfro Valley and on their
’way back, visited the Kentucky
Horse Park near Lexington.
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Alice and Garner Nicholson of RR5, Brussels celebrated
their 50th anniversary at an Open House in Belgrave on
Sunday. A family dinner was also held in their honour at
the family home.
Nicholsons celebrate
golden anniversary
Friends and family gathered at
Belgrave WI Hall on Sunday, Oct.
25 to honour Garner and Alice
Nicholson of RR5, Brussels on the
occasion of their golden wedding
anniversary.
It was Hallowe'en in 1942 when
Gamer Nicholson and Alice Edna
Cook were united in marriage by
Rev. Hugh Wilson at Brussels
United Church. The bride, a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook was
attended by Zella Crawford of
Goderich. The groom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Garner Nicholson was
attended by Ernest Crawford also
of Goderich.
After the honeymoon the newly-
weds departed for a honeymoon
trip to Tillsonburg and Hamilton.
Mr. Nicholson was a farmer until
his retirement in 1990. His special
interests include being a member of
the Brussels Legion Pipe Band.
Mrs. Nicholson was a housewife
and raised their family. The Nichol
sons attend Knox Presbyterian
Church in Belgrave. Mrs. Nichol
son is a member of the Women's
Missionary Society and Belgrave
Women's Instutite.
Special guests at the open house
included the bridal attendants, a
brother and sisters and their spous
es.
In addition to the open house a
family dinner was held at home.
The Nicholsons' family is Ron and
Linda of Barrie, Margaret Glyn
Wide of Hamilton, Ray and Cindy
of Elmira and Rob and Judy of Lis-
towel and several grandchildren.
A surprise visit by the Brussels
Legion Pipe Band was enjoyed by
all.
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Performer teaches French in song
The singer who teaches French
by song and gave a sold-out perfor
mance in Goderich two years ago is
back.
Matt Maxwell will be performing
at The Livery in Goderich Nov. 6 at
7 p.m.
His concerts are a mix of his own
work and traditional song which he
has adapted such as a rock version
of Frere Jacques and Kumbaya.
Mr. Maxwell's concerts are high
ly participatory as he invites the
audience on stage to do hip-hop
dancing, wear monstor masks and
play rock kazoo. His shows include
costume changes, special lighting
effects and fog to create a magical
atmosphere.
During the show, he also deals
with serious issues such as the need
to heal the planet and the impor
tance of racial and cultural cooper
ation.
This performance is part of the
seventh season of Theatre Pour
Vous, professional French language
entertainment and cultural enrich
ment for Huron County families.
For tickets and further informa
tion, contact Francine LeBlanc at
524-7031 or Elisabeth Spaleta at
524-8509.
1992
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