The Citizen, 2000-02-16, Page 7Speaking up
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2000. PAGE 7.
Club hears
guest speaker
East Wawanosh students Cameron Chaffe, left,
Chris Cottrill, centre, and Dalton Delisle will
advance to the next level of speaking competi
tion after winning at their school. Chaffe earned
first in the Grade 4-6 level with Amber Delisle
placing second and Montina Hussey, third.
Cottrill beat out Emily Elston (second) and
Nicole Walker for top spot in the Grade 7-8 divi
sion. Delisle placed first in the storytelling sec
tion for the junior grades while Kaytee
Richmond earned second and Matthew Cottrill,
_____third.____________________________________
BMG rec bd.
Directors plan
for pool season
Tony MacDonald, a repre
sentative from Sparling’s
Propane attended the Feb. 9
meeting of the BMG Rec. Bd.
He spoke regarding the issue
of the stolen propane cylinder
cage from the BM&G arena.
Heather Blake expressed to
the board her interest of
obtaining the position as head
lifeguard at the pool again
this summer. She also pre
sented the board with some
ideas she had for swimming
hours and new programs for
the pool this summer.
The board explained that
she would have to submit a
resume and apply for the job
because she had indicated to
the board at the end of the
1999 season that she would
not be returning this year.
Abi Corbett, George
Langlois and Alvin McLellan
were appointed to the 2000
pool committee. Shelly
Pryce, will also attend the
pool committee meetings to
act as secretary. The first
meeting of the pool commit
tee will be held on
Wednesday, March 8 at 7
Theft in W.
On Feb. 13 just before
12:30 p.m. a field operations
supervisor for Geo Physical
Applications reported the
theft of an expensive piece of
equipment.
He told police that some
time between 6 p.m. the night
before and 10 a.m. Monday a
person removed the equip
ment from the side of the road
on Saratoga Line in West
Wawanosh Twp.
p.m. at the BM&G arena.
Pryce was instructed by the
board to place an ad in The
Citizen for the hiring of all
positions for the 2000 pool
staff. Deadline for resumes is
to close on Tuesday, March 7.
She was also instructed to
write a letter to Middegaal
Pools explaining that they
will need to guarantee that the
pool will be open by May 29,
2000.
At this time Arena Manager
Murray McArter expressed
his concerns and the negative
feedback he has been receiv
ing with regards to the
changes made to the Arena
Rental Agreement ($ 1.00 per
plate being charged to the
caterer). Pryce was instructed
to write a letter to the local
caterers to invite them to the
next meeting so the problem
can be rectified.
At this time George
Langlois proposed the idea of
a new bar caddy for the arena.
He is going to present the
board with a diagram of the
caddy at the next meeting.
Wawanosh
Taken was one remote
acquisition module sensor
device used for detecting nat
ural gas. The unit is 9" x 9" x
4" made of aluminum with an
orange plastic face with the
lettering ARAM. It is valued
at over $6,000.
Anyone coming into con
tact with this equipment is
asked to call the Huron OPP
or Crime Stoppers at
l-800-222-8477(TIPS).
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
Residents play
euchre,
The seniors bowling scores
for Wednesday, Feb. 9 were:
Jean Leitch, 80, 97; George
Michie, 153, 99; Raymond
Neill, 134, 131; Helen
Underwood, 108, 106; Evelyn
Caslick, 162, 110; Jean
Walker, 122, 119; Ann
Hawkins, 125, 155; Ivy
Cloakey, 145, 92; Doris
Walden, 108, 167; Eleanor
Neill, 126, 150; Margaret Kai,
101, 105; Doris Michie, 148,
162.
Thirteen tables of shoot
were in play at the Belgrave
Community Centre on Friday,
Feb. 11.
Winners were: high lady,
Cottrills
greet
at Knox
service
Greeting at Knox United
Church Feb. 13 were Mike
Cottrill and family.
Bruce Whitmore, the guest
speaker welcomed the con
gregation.
Love is Mine was sung by
the senior choir, accompa
nied by Elizabeth Procter.
The Old Testament read
ing was taken from Genesis
2: 18-24 with the scripture
reading from Corinthians
13: 1-8.
The sermon was based on
For Better and Better - Love
Never Ends.
Lisa Black and Don
Procter took up the offering.
Looking after the nursery
was Becky Logan.
Love,
WMS
roll call
The WMS held a meeting
on Monday at the home of
Alice Nicholson.
Freda Scott and Dini
Nethery read scriptures.
Margaret Siertsema gave
the secretary’s report and
Ivy Cloakey, the treasurer’s.
Roil call was answered by a
verse on love.
Hazel Dalrymple read a
story on the life of Fanny
Crosby, who although blind
wrote over 6,000 hymns.
April 30 is Mission
Sunday with the WMS doing
the service.
Mrs. Siertsema read a
story from Chicken Soup for
the Soul.
shoot
Jean Deyell; second high,
Helen Casemore; low lady,
Ada Taylor; most shoots,
Alice Nicholson; high man,
Bob Grasby; second high,
Ross Taylor; low, Ruth
Johnston; most shoots, Ken
Spears.
At the euchre party on
Wednesday, Feb. 9 there were
nine tables in play. Winners
were: high lady, Margaret
McVittie; second high, Helen
Gallop; lone hand, Leona
Black; low lady, Aileen
Leddy; high man, Alf Nichol;
second high, Mabel Wheeler;
lone hands, Harvey Black;
low man, Jim Lamont.
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The Belgrave Community
Club held its regular meeting
on Feb. 5. Vice President
George Inglis presided and
Barbara Anderson supplied as
secretary.
George and Doris Michie
will be in charge of the shoot
on Feb. 25 at i :30 p.m.
The next meeting will be
March 3 at 1 p.m. Happy
Birthday was sung to Edith
Vincent, Lois Chamney and
Leona Black.
The group will be looking
after the May birthday party at
Huronlea in Brussels.
The club was asked by the
arena board to organize a
breakfast in the arena to raise
money for the millennium
weekend, but declined, offer
ing instead to assist whatever
group took on the project.
The program consisted of a
musical number by Lome
Campbell, Ross Anderson and
Arnold Bruce. A reading on
“Cold Feet” by Barbara
Anderson was followed by an
interesting talk by Bob
Gordon about his hobby of
collecting and restoring small
tractors and other farm imple
ments. Assisted by his wife
Ruth Gordon he displayed
some of his collection.
Moms meet
Mabel’s Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday,
Feb. 9 with the following pres
ent: Linda Hess and Judith;
Karen Hallahan, Jeff, Tyler
and Kyle; Elaine Scott and
Preston; Melanie Scott, Ben
and Amelia; Donna Raynard,
Heidi, Curtis and Craig; Lila
Procter and Jessica; Karen
Rundle, Holly and Emily;
Tracy Brohm and Liam.
Their guest was Nelda
McEwen, holistic health edu
cator who spoke about her pri
vate practice in Huron County.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van
Bergen, Exeter were dinner
guests on Sunday , with Mabel
Wheeler.
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