The Citizen, 2003-11-05, Page 9Halloween Fear Factor style
Ghosts, goblins, witches and princesses were among the
many guests at the Belgrave Kinsmen’s children’s
Halloween dance on Nov. 1 at the Belgrave arena. In the
spirit of Halloween, a Fear Factor table was set up with
different foods for the children. There was horseradish,
fried mushrooms and many more. Cody Richmond just
finished his first spoonful of horseradish. (Eiyse DeBruyn photo)
Church hosts special night
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2003. PAGE 9
Belgrave United Church held a
Hymns at Twilight Evening on
Sunday afternoon Oct. 26.
Their guests were members of
Northlea United Church in
Toronto.
The Belgrave Community
Foodgrains project of harvesting
corn crops, plus funds donated by
6 tables at WI euchre
Six tables of euchre were in play
on Wednesday, Oct. 29 in the
Women’s Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Mary
Taylor; second high lady, Mary
Hunter; lone hands, Irlma Edgar;
Vote
DOROTHY KELLY
for Mayor of Morris-Turnberry
1 would appreciate your vote-
Mark X beside the name ‘DOROTHY KELLY’
and mail back your ballot by
November 3rd to be received at the Morris-Turnberry Municipal
Office before November IOth at 8:00p.m.
~ Lived on a farm with my husband in Morris Township for 26 years.
~ Experience - 23 1/2 years as Clerk Treasurer of Turnberry Township
~ 7 months as Clerk - Deputy Treasurer of Morris-Turnberry after amalgamation, until retirement 2 years
ago.
~ 9 years at Credit Valley Conservation Authority - the last 2 years as Secretary-Treasurer
~ Wishing to keep involved with the municipality and public service as I have always had a keen interest
in the progress and well being of the municipality.
~ Willing to serve on Huron County Council on behalf of Morris Tumberry >
- I am ambitious and confident that I could do a good job representing the ratepayers of the municipality.
Heartland
Community Credit Union Limited
Head Office Clinton 482-3466
Exeter Branch 235-0640
Listowel Branch 291-6189
website: www.heartlandcommunitycu.on.ca
both churches are their response to
hunger in the world.
The afternoon was filled with the
sounds of many hymns under the
direction of Elizabeth Procter and
Bill Andrews.
A potluck supper was held in the
church schoolroom following. There
was a large attendance.
low lady, Louise Bosman; high man,
Jack Taylor; second high man, Jim
Hunter; lone hands, Ross Taylor;
low man, Eileen Miller.
There is euchre again on
Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 8 p.m.
PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
'Willis By Linda
Campbell
< > HI Call
357-2188
Rev. Peter and Mrs. Nancy Tucker
of Elliott Lake spent a few days with
Mabel Wheeler during which time
they travelled to Watkins Glen, New
York.
Congratulations is extended from
the community to Eldon and
Lorraine Cook who recently
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary with family and friends
at the Brussels arena.
Murray and Wilma Scott recently
celebrated their 40th wedding
anniversary. The community extends
congratulations.
The Garniss Family Award
presented every year at F.E. Madill
commencement night is given to a
resident of the Belgrave area who
has exhibited good school
citizenship and contributed
positively to the community through
involvement in community
activities. This year’s recipients
were Scott Folkard who is attending
Conestoga College’s Civil
Engineering Program and Laura
Meier, studying kinesiology at the
University of Waterloo.
Congratulations Laura and Scott.
Congratulations are extended to
Mark Hussey and Sarah Buckley
Procters host
3rd Thousand
Dinner
The third annual Belgrave Night
of a Thousand Dinners will be held
in the form of a potluck dinner at the
home of George and Elizabeth
Procter; Belgrave on Saturday, Nov.
22 at 6:30 p.m. This is part of a
worldwide effort to raise awareness
and funds to rid the world of
landmines.
It costs just $3 to plant a landmine,
and $1,000 to remove one. Your
donation can make a difference.
All donors will receive a tax
deductible charitable receipt directly
from the Canadian Landmines
Foundation, and all donations will
be matched dollar for dollar by
CIDA (Canadian International
Development Agency).
The goal of eliminating landmines
is achievable in this lifetime. Every
step taken in support of the
Canadian Landmine Foundation is a
move closer to a landmine-free
world. Come to the dinner and help
make a difference. For further
information please contact the
Reverend Cathrine Campbell at
887-9831.
who were recently married in
Yorkshire, England. Mark's parents
Marian and Dale and sisters Melinda
and Melina were able to attend.
Melinda lives in London, England.
A reception followed at The Rose
and Crown, Darton, England. The
couple resides in Goderich.
Ross and Barbara Anderson, Les
and Donna Shaw and Bill and Muriel
Coultes attended the memorial
service in Brampton for Herman
Storteboom, who is the father of
Klaas and Alice Storteboom.
Herman passed away 16 days after
celebrating his 100th birthday.
Sincere sympathy is extended
from the community to Klaas and
Alice on the loss of a dear father.
George Wheeler, Truro, Nova
Scotia, visited with Mabel Wheeler
on the weekend.
NEWS
FROM BELGRAVE
On November 10th
Dedicated to:
Efficiency
People’s Health
Urban Areas
Tax Equity
Y because I love Huron East
Elect
Maureen
Agar
Manufacturing
Agribusiness
Youth and Education
Opportunities
Rural Vitality
Huron East
Contact me at
519-527-1857 or magar@tcc.on.ca
The Staff and Board of Directors
wish to thank the members for their
patronage to their Credit Union.
In addition, a CASH DIVIDEND of
2.85%
was paid on Patronage Share
Accounts and creditedto Member’s Life Savings Accounts
Heartland
Community Credit Union Limited
is pleased to announce
that a total dividend payment of
O 35%
Sharing in the profits of a co-operative financial
institution is only one of the benefits of
being a member of our Credit Union.
(2.10% Cash Dividend and
0.25% Patronage Dividend)
has been declared on Credit Union
Member’s Life Savings Accounts for the
past fiscal year ending
September 30, 2003