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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1996
The news from
elgrave
Families visit on Mother's Day
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
WMS views video
The WMs held its meeting
Monday, May 6 at the home of
Alice Nicholson.
She opened the meeting with the
call to worship. The hymn In
Heavenly Love Abiding was sung.
The purpose was read in unison and
scripture from Ruth was read by
Ivy Cloakey.
Rev. Cathrine Campbell gave the
prayer. Margaret Siertsema gave
the secretary's report and Mrs.
Cloakey gave the treasurer's report.
Roll call was answered by a
mother from the Bible.
Forty-two sick and shut-in visits
were recorded. The next meeting is
June 3.
Several women read a poem on
Spring or Mother's Day.
The WMs video "Is Europe Still
Christian", was viewed. Although
church attendance is low in most
countries, Europe is still basically
considered to have definite
Christian principles. What a Friend
We Have in Jesus was sung.
Alice closed with a prayer and
served a lovely lunch.
Ashley Irwin of Ashfield Twp.
recently spent a weekend at her
grandmother's, Betty Irwin.
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, May 8.
Those who attended were Sandra
Dorsch and Melinda and Claren
Yuill; Lila Procter and Ben; Connie
Shiell, Christopher, and Andrea;
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden and
Stephen; Andrea Stevenson,
Mathew, Tyler and Spencer; Kim
Higgins and Laura; Linda Hess and
Andrew; Sherri Sippel, Christie,
Scott and Daniel. Their topic was
"Motherhood".
The Belgrave Women's Institute
will be holding its May meeting at
the East Wawanosh Public School
on Tuesday, May 21 at 8 p.m. The
guest speakers for the evening will
be John and Jesse Davidson.
Donations at the door will be for
genetic research. There will be door
prizes. Everyone is welcome to
attend.
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Nicholson,
Victoria and Alexander of Elmira
visited on Sunday, May 12 for
Mother's Day.
Elaine Winter and Olive Bolt
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Nixon, Tyler and Corey of
Cambridge.
Randy Nixon of Brampton, Dan,
Marjorie, Jason and Adam
McBurney, Steven, Patti, Michele
and Kyle Nixon and Olive Bolt of
Belgrave spent Mother's Day at the
home of Elaine Winter of Formosa.
Clarence and 'Mildred Yuill
visited last Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Elliott and family of
Ailsa Craig.
On Mother's Day Clarence and
Mildred Yuill dined at the Golden
Lantern for Mother's Day.
Weekend visitors with Laura
Johnston and Bob and Jane Grasby
were Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston, Tara and Erin of Ilderton
and Mr. and Mrs. Garry Leitch and
Jeff of London.
Dale and Colleen Lamont of
London visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Lamont. Later all enjoyed
Mother's Day supper at the home of
Mike, Donelda Cottrill and family.
On Saturday, May 11 Irene
Lamont and Donelda Cottrill
visited Winnie Vincent at the home
of Ralph and Amy McCrea of
Blyth.
Neil, Nancy and girls visited on
Mother's Day with Agnes Bieman.
Douglas Thompson of Toronto,
Danny Thompson of Vancouver,
Mrs. Vera Johnston of Calgary and
Mrs. Maxine Downen of Michigan
attended the funeral of Bernice
Thompson of Goderich. Doug and
Danny are nephews of Bernice
Thompson.
Danny Thompson of Vancouver
spent a few days with his
grandmother, Ruth Johnston.
Continued on page 10
Residents play games
There were 11 tables of euchre in
play on Wednesday, May 8 in the
Women's Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Mary
Taylor; second high lady, Doris
Walden; lone hands, Lois
Chamney; low lady, Jean Pattison;
high man, Jim Coultes; second high
man, Helen Martin (playing as a
man); lone hands, Jack Taylor; low
man, Betty Morin (playing as a
man).
There will be euchre again next
Wednesday, May 15 at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
There were 11 tables of shoot in
play on Friday, May 10 at the
Community Centre.
Winners were: high lady, Lois
Chamney; second high lady, Nell
Johnston; most shoots, Aileen
Leddy; low lady, Agnes Bieman;
high man, Marj Coultes (playing as
a man); second high man, Dennis
Leddy; most shoots, Ross Taylor;
low man, Stuart Chamney.
There will be shoot again on
Friday, May 24 at 1:30 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
"We're making
changes to
serve you better."
Introducing our new Service Guarantee.'
Having a look
While waiting for a turn in the line for dinner at the annual
Maitland Conservation Foundation fundraising auction and
banquet, people took the opportunity to peruse the items
on display at the silent auction table. The annual event
raises money for the Wawanosh Nature Centre, an
educational facility located in East Wawanosh.
The Sparks and Brownies met at
their regular time on Thursday,
May 9 at the East Wawanosh
Public School. The girls enjoyed
podging yogurt containers in which
they planted pansies. These were
made for Mother's Day.
Bridgette Kcltington was tested
for her athlete's and artist's badge.
This brought the evening to a close.
The girls will meet again on may
16.
Sparks,
Brownies
podge
As part of our commitment to serve you better, we're
proud to introduce our new Service Guarantee. It's brimming
with promise. And promises.
Whenever you call us to meet at your property, we'll make
an appointment for a time suitable for both of us. We promise
to keep that appointment, on time. We promise to complete
all the work that was agreed to. We promise that this work will
be finished within a mutually agreeable time. And if for some
reason we can't keep any of these promises, we'll waive the
applicable service charge or fee.
It's just one of the ways we're trying to do right by our
customers. And in the near future, we'll be offering other
improvements like expanded customer service hours,
communications centres for quicker and easier access to us,
and a new, more flexiblb billing system.
At Ontario Hydro Retail, we'll never stop working towards
serving you better. Promise.
Ontario Hydro
Heartland Hydro*
* a division of Ontario Hydro Retail
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