Clinton News-Record, 1986-03-26, Page 7Arnold speaks to Bel
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By Mrs. L. Stonehouse _
BELGRAVE-The superintendent of pro-
grams for the Huron County Board of
Education spoke at the education meeting of
the Belgrave Women's Institute held last
week. He was introduced by Mrs. Glenn
Coultes. •
Arnold Mathers outlined the work that
would be involved in a typical day in his
position and explained the duties and
respdnsibilities of the other members of the
office staff.
A point of interest was the fact the county
is beginning an award of excellence pro-
gram. The school and individuals will be
recognized for doing some different and
worthwhile project.
After answering questions from the au-
dience Mr. Mathers was thanked. Mark
Coultes entertained with a piano solo.
Invitations were received to attend the
following events; an executive meeting
April 7 at the Londesboro Hall; the annual
meeting of the Town and Country
Homemakers April 8 at Holmesville;
workshop on Water and the Environment on
April 21 at the Londesboro Hall and the 4-H
achievement program April 30 at the
Brussels Community Centre.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross Taylor
and Mrs. Norman ('n1!ltec
4-H News
The proper way to introduce and thank a
guest was discussed at the third meeting of
the Belgrave Mannerly Muppets. Members
also talked about restaurant manners.
There were 15 members present.
Weekly Euchre
Seven tables were in play at the weekly
euchre which was held in the Womens In-
stitute Hall on March 19. Winners were;
high lady, Mrs. Lorne Jamieson; novelty
lady, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor; low lady, Mrs.
Mary Chamney; high man, Jim Coultes;
novelty man, George Johnston and low man,
Mrs. Garner Nicholson (playing as a man.
There will be euchre on March 26 starting
at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Easter Meeting
The Afternoon Unit of the Belgrave United
Church Women held its Easter meeting on
March 11 at 2 p.m. in the church
schoolroom.
The leader, Sara Anderson, welcomed the
members and visitor. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and the
treasurer's report given. The offering was
received and sick and shut-in visits were
recorded.
In business; the upper room subscription
will be renewed, and a book loan library has
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1986,°Page 7
ave TSI about a typical office day
been set up in the church and an invitation
extended to all to use it.
Olive Bolt used the picture of the Lord's
Supper for the Bible study and the poem.
.Janisa Coultes conducted the worship ser-
vice. Helen Martin and Sara Anderson con-
tinued from the Mandate. The education of
the Native Church and the Ministry of Floyd
Steinhaurer, Saddle Lake, Alberta.
Mrs. Anderson closed the meeting with
The Lord's Prayer.
Donna Higgins RR 5 Brussels attenaed the
provincial 4-11 Leadership Camp at Ontario
Pioneer Camp, Huntsville. Eighty-six
delegates from all counties in Ontario en-
joyed the six day workshop. The co-
ordinator was Joe O'Neill of OMAF Guelph
and guest speaker for the banquet was Jack
Hagarty, Director R.O.S. Branch.
People
Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes, Andrea
and Alison and Patti McDowell have return-
ed home from a visit with Joanne Coultes in
Victoria, British Columbia.
They also called on Wayne Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. Michael McNall also of Victoria,
and Mr. and Mrs. Steve LaFortune and
Steven Stevenson of Saltspring Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickell of Toronto
spent March 22 with Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler.
Dessert euchre enjoyed by ladies
'''h^ social group was husv in the kitchen
whipping up the pancakes and sausages
which were enjoyed with a social time.
Communion was -celebrated in
J-lolmesville United Church on March 23
with Rev. Charles Scott officiating. The
senior choir led in the Ministry of Music.
Rev. Scott spoke to the children about Com-
munion before going to their classes.
Wayne Tebbutt and Gordon Lobb received
the offering.
A comittee of Ann Abbott, Allison Lobb,
Dana Hemingway and Donna Wettlaufer
with Grant Stirling from council are asking
for donations for the construction of a pla-
que or sign at the baseball park, which will
then be called The Gerry Ginn Memorial
Park. Please leave your donations at the
Holmesville Store.
Sympathy to the family of the late Fern
Findlay, dear mother of Molly, Mrs.
William Cox.
HOLMESVILLE - The- Fifth Annual
Dessert Euchre of the Seven Lathes Groups
of Goderich Township was held on March 19.
Each group had their jobs set out for them
so everyone was busy.
Helen Fuller president of the Goderich
Township Women's Institute (W.I.) welcom-
ed everyone and got them up to enjoy the
various kinds of dessert.
When tl.. food was eaten and tables
cleared, card games began with 35 tables
playing. The winners were Effie Yeo - lone
hands; ladies high, Vielta Hoggart; Bob
Welsh, men's lone hands; John Semple,
men's low; Jim Maier, mens high.
Door prize was won by Doris Hicks. It was
a Mum plant donated by Blanche Deeves.
Special prizes were won by: lucky chair,
Stan Mcllwain and Doris Batkin; anniver-
sary prize, Clare Blake and Jean Plastzer,
birthday prize went to Beth Knox. Youngest
grandchildren went to Mary Syrup donated
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RENEWAL IN SPRING
Renewal following the dormant winter
months has been celebrated by many
cultures. An interesting gemstone bears
two names which both seem to come
from celebrations of renewal in different
cultures. A few weeks ago, you read that
aquamarine is the traditional birthstone
of March. There is another traditional
stone associated with March, the stone
called heliotrope or bloodstone.
Little is known about the name
heliotrope, but it is a Greek terns mean-
ing sun -turner. In this season of spring,
the sun turns and seems to stay longer
in the sky, allowing a new growing
season. In the Middle Ages, the stone
Cause to: be called bloodstone and was
thought to have strong magical powers.
The nate bloodstone mos given because
the stone was best known as a dark green
background spattered with red spots,
considered in the Middle Ages to be the
blood of Christ,
by Helen Fulller, apples and cider were
from Art Bell's.
The Enter, icing
in the co t 'nit
Creath in charge. The meeting opened with
usual opening with Charlotte Norman at the
piano. The club welcomed Margaret Yeo
and Lorraine Young. Frank Yeo gave the
treasurer's report and the minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved.
June 23 and 24 are the dates for the
senior's games to be held in Dorchester.
Blanche Deeves spoke on the senior's bus
trip to Geritol Follies on June 25 - please get
your names in.
Murdock Morrison introduced the live
entertainment he had for the the seniors.
They were Gladys Van Egmond, Elgin
Knott and Ray Cantelon who treated the
seniors to some toe -tapping music. Mr. Mor-
rison thanked the group and invited them to
have pancakes and sausages.
eniors met on March 20
4entre with Bert Mc -
Mrs. Ross Plant of Hamilton and her
parents Rev. and Mrs. Ray Anderson of
Listowel were dinner guests with Mrs. Ken-
neth Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp visited
Norma Davidson and family at Glencoe and
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Campbell and Mrs. Della
Powell of London on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse spent the
weekend with their sister-in-law Mrs. Nor-
man Stonehouse of London. Visiting at the
sarne home was Sonja Ellis of Whitevale,
daughter of Mrs. Stonehouse.
Michael Jardin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jardin received First Class Honors
in arecent drum examination held at
Listowel with a mark of 93 per cent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson and Mr. and
Mrs. George Michie were in Hamilton on
March 22 attending the wedding of their
cousin Albert Cole to Eileen Ryckman. The
wedding took place in the Chapel of Grace
Villa Nursing Home where they both reside.
Steven Coultes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Coultes recently received word he passed
his Grade 2 Music Theory Examination with
First Class Honors. He is a pupil of Gail
Lear of Londesboro.
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McNichol -8th line; Shirley Shobbrook and
Allan Searls-9th line; Walton -Marjory Hum-
phries and Maxine Marks. Phyllis Mitchell
was co -convenor for this area.
Church News
Rev. Chreyl-AnnStadelbauer-Sampa was
guest minister on March 23 at Duff's United
Church, Walton and Bluevale United. Bon-
nie Lamble took the service at Egmondville
United Church.
Communion at Walton was served by
Margaret Craig, Viola Kirkby, Roy William-
son, Roy Huether, Ken McDonald, Bruce
Clark and Graeme Craig.
Greeters were Roy and Linda Gingerich.
The organist was Elva Wilbee and ushers
were Jim McDonald, Paul McCallum and
Murray Dennis. Flowers in the church were
in memory of David Rosekot.
Several attended the pancake breakfast
prior to the service. On March 30 the Easter
Service will be at 11:30 a.m. Family service
will be held but no Sunday School. Official
Board meeting will be at the Manse, April 6
at 8 p.m.
People
Donna Hannon has returned to
Whitehorse, Yukon following a visit with her
family in Stratford, Seaforth, Thamesville
and London and her Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Watson at the Rammeloo Guest Home
near Blyth.
Gordon and Laura Murray, Seaforth,
visited with the > Watsons and Sadie
McDonald at the home on March 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Osborne of Elmvale
were in the village on March 22 to call on
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Craig, Michael and
Shannon enjoyed a holiday in Florida
recently.
Blaine Marks was a participant in the Fid-
dler's Jamboree on March 23 at the Seaforth
Arena. Many people from this area
attended.
Brent Pryce, Winthrop, spent the
weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Marks.
Visiting Ruth Thamer the weekend of
March 15 were John and Kim Thamer, Kit-
chener; Tony Thamer and friend,
Wheatley; Bill and Charles Gulutzen, Blyth
area. Ruthie Thamer, .London visited with
her mother on March 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achilles and family of
,Bellwood visited at his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rolly Achilles recently. Dwayne
Achilles of Sebringville spent a few days at
the mid -break holiday at the same home.
Torrance Dundas has moved back to
Huronview from Seaforth Hospital where he
was confined for a few weeks.
Visiting with Bev Stevenson and boys dur-
ing the school holidays were Tracey
Fischer, Brussels; Andy Smith, Milton and
Vance Stevenson, Toronto.
Mrs. Nelson Reid attended a birthday par-
ty for Katie Stimore of Stratford who was
celebrating her 80th birthday. Jim and Irma
Williamson from this area also attended.
John Currie, Orangeville, Doj.rg Currie
and Jamie of Brampton visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan McCall during the winter break
holiday.
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