The Citizen, 1998-05-27, Page 10The news from
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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1998.
Quadruplets
In ten years of sheep farming, Carol and Terry Jamieson of RR1, Belgrave have never
witnessed such an event. A ewe gave birth to four lambs, May 21, a rare occurrence for a
Suffolk-Dorset cross. The Jamieson children, Kyle and Shania, look forward to playing with
the little ones.
C. McCracken greets at Knox
Cathy McCracken greeted
worshippers to Knox United
Church on Sunday, May 17.
Dave Williams welcomed
everyone.
Elizabeth Procter was organist.
Michele Pletch and Julie VanCamp
were in charge of nursery.
The senior mixed choir sang
Listen for the Whispers of Jesus
accompanied by pianist Elizabeth
Procter.
The sermon was based on "Born
Free".
On Saturday, May 30 Calvin
The May meeting of the Belgrave
Women's Institute was held at the
Hall on Wednesday with President
Wilma Higgins in the chair.
Program Convenor, Isabel
Campbell read the motto "Team
Work — working together works."
She then introduced the Dynamics -
Julie Moffat, Heidi Whytock and
Laura Jarvis, who performed two
tap dancing numbers.
The guest speaker was Dorothy
Chapman from Exeter, a
handwriting analyst who spoke on
Mabel's Moms met on
Wednesday, May 20.
Those who attended were Lila
Procter and Jessica; Kim Higgins,
Laura, Jarrod and Ashley; Linda
Hess and Judith; Mary Jane
Hobden and Stephen; Karen
Rundle and Holly.
Their topic was "Sharing".
NC
Brick will hold its cold meat supper
from 5 - 7 p.m. at the Women's
Institute Hall.
Baptism will take place at Knox
United on Sunday, May 31.
Kim McCarter greeted
worshippers to Knox United
Church Conference on Sunday,
May 24.
John McIntosh being chairperson
welcomed worshippers in the
absence of Rev. Mary Jane Hobden
who attended London Conference
Annual meeting at Centralia
International Academy. The
the WI District Annual meeting at
Dungannon.
The Memorial Service at
Brandon Cemetery will be on July
5.
A donation was made to the
Children's Hospital of Western
Ontario.
It was decided to buy a stone at
the Belgrave Park with the
Belgrave WI name on it.
The next meeting will be on June
16 with Dianna Robinson convenor
of the program.
On May 20 there were nine
tables of euchre in play at the
Women's Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Effie
McCall; second high lady, Louise
Bosman' lone hands, Olive Bolt;
low lady Eileen Miller; high man,
Ross Taylor; second high man,
Harvey Edgar; lone hands, Gordon
Bosman; low man, Garner
Nicholson.
There will be euchre again on
Wednesday, May 27 at 8 p.m.
Presbytery Huron Perth hosted this
event.
The senior choir sang / Have a
Friend accompanied by Elizabeth
Procter on the piano.
Karen Hallahan and Becky
Logan were in charge of nursery.
Twelve children gathered in the
front pew for story time. Cathy
Walker, with a doll named Barney,
referred to Barnabus and shared a
story of love.
George Procter was in charge of
the sermon which related to "The
Other Barney".
her training. She analyzed the
handwriting of three people
present, showing character traits
displayed by the way letters were
made.
The minutes of the previous
meeting, financial statement and
correspondence were read by
Nancy Jardin.
A certificate of recognition for
the contribution to 4-H clubs was
received. A letter containing the
Baby Literacy Program of the
Avon Maitland School board was
read and plans were made to attend
There were nine tables of shoot
in play on Friday, May 22 in the
Belgrave Community Centre.
Winners were: high lady, Mary
Taylor; second high lady, Nell
Johnston; most shoots, Lois
Chamney; low lady, Alice
Nicholson; high man, Marj
Coultes; second high man, Ross
Taylor; most shoots, Gordon
Bosman; low man, Agnes Gaunt.
This was the last shoot party until
fall.
Ashley Irwin of Ashfield Twp.
spent the holiday weekend with her
grandmother Betty Irwin.
Bob and Jane Grasby and Mary
Johnston of Ilderton spent a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Hobgood and Zachary at Mission,
TX. They celebrated Zachary's first
birthday.
Ross and Barbara Anderson
spent the holiday weekend at
Peterborough with Doreen and Rob
Roy and girls.
Jim and Irene Lamont visited last
Sunday With Dale and Colleen
Lamont in London and attended an
antique car show.
Curtis Knight spent the holiday
weekend at Grand Bend with
Jeremy and Justin Campbell.
Marc Alexander and friend also
visited over the weekend.
On Tuesday, June 2 the Evening
Unit of UCW will hold its meeting
at the home of Lorna Cook at
8 p.m. with the roll call being
something from the wish list for
Camp Menesetung.
Edgar relatives celebrated
holiday weekend at the home of
Harvey, Audrey and Don Edgar,
RR 4, Wingham. This was also the
occasion of Harvey's birthday on
May 24. Relatives came from
Petrolia, Brigden, Holmesville,
Tavi'stock, Goderich, Lucknow,
Wingham, Aylmer, Blyth, Barrie,
London and Belgrave; .
Margaret Wide and daughter
Kimberly of Hamilton visited last
week at the home of Garner and
Alice Nicholson.
Visiting at the home of Betty
Irwin Sunday afternoon were
Colleen Irwin, Adam, Abbey, and
Alex of Port Carling.
Sandra Mayberry of Londesboro
visited for a couple of days with
her mother Beth Procter, helping
after Beth's recent fall.
Don Coultes of Brandon, MB
spent the weekend with his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Campbell and family. He
also visited other relatives in the
area.
NOTICE
This October the Belgrave
Community will be celebrating
the 50th Fowl Supper in
Belgrave. In conjunction with the
Fowl Supper the Belgrave Centre
Board is hoping to have a kick-
off celebration. Anyone with any
ideas, pictures, etc. or an interest
in sitting on a committee, please
contact Barb Black, Sec.-Treas.
357-1092.
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WI learns about team work
Moms talk 9 tables at euchre, shoot
sharing