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their prize.
NURSERY RHYME CHARACTERS at the Belgrave HI -C's winter carnival included
Steven and Chris Michie, who took first place for Hickory, dickory dock, the mouse ran
up the clock", and Dianne and Darlene Black as Simple Simon and Miss Mullett.
ALSO WINNERS—Allen Bailey and Nancy Moore placed third In the class for best
dressed couples. With them Is Karen Coultes, one of the organizers of the winter carnival
hosted by the Belgrave HI -C.
Willer Carnival Is lots of fun.
BELGRAVE — A large arawd
attended the Winter Carnival at
the Belgrave Arena Saturday
evening sponsored by the Del -
grave Hi -C. Master of
ceremonies for the evening was
Bill Coultes. The judges were
Mrs. Ross Ander", Mrs. Ken-
neth Wheeler and Harold White.
Prizes were awarded to the
youngest person on skates,
Sherry Taylor; TV characters,
Jeff and Corey McKee first,
Michael Fraser second, David
McKee third; nursery rhymes,
Chris and Steven Michie, Kary
Ann Pletch, Daryl Pletch; holi-
Accident causes
$7 7nn almew" Am
A motor vehicle accident in
Wingham Monday caused $2,700
damage to the two vehicles in-
volved. The accident took ,place
at the intersection of Patrick. and
Minnie streets when a vehicle
driven by Mrs. Ardyss Johnston
of RR 1, Belgrave, was in
collision with another driven by
Robert Bregman of RR S,
Teeswater.
Damage to the Johnston
vehicle was estimated at $700,
with $2,000 damage to the
Bregman car. There were no
injuries in the mishap but
charges are pending, Wingham
police report.
NEEDLEPOINT COURSE
BELGRAVE — About 35
women from this area attended
classes on needlepoint for he-
ginners held in the Women's In-
stitute Hall last week. Many
beautiful articles can be made
using needlepoint and these will
be displayed at a summary day
to be held in Wingham in May.
The leaders for the course are
Mrs. James Hunter, Mrs. Clar-
ence Hanna, Mrs. Cliff Logan and
Mrs. Clare Van Camp.
day themes, Angola Nethery;
cartoon characters, Stevw Tay-
lor first, Jeff Pletch second,
Michael Fraser third; national-
ity. Heather Morton, -Jed Scott,
Lori Cameron; science Action,
Christine Dobell, Donna Higgins;
best dressed couple, Paul and
Steven Coultes, Lisa Thompson
and Meribeth Scott, Allen Bailey
After dinner
speaker gives
RDOP report
BELMORE—Mrs. Louise
.Marritt attended the pot luck
dinner of the Women's
Missionary Society of Knox
Presbyterian Church on Wed-
nesday last.
Her audio-visual presentation
on transportation in Huron
County was prepared by the
University of Guelph's Rural
Development Outreach Project
and graphically illustrated the
problems exposed by their
survey.
Ladies from the McIntosh UCW
joined the WMS for this feature.
After dinner the members tied
a colorful quilt in bright red and
royal blue. Hymns of sup-
plication were sung and mem-
bers reported on their visits to
shut-ins during the month.
Mrs. Ralph Dickson centred
her devotions on the third
chapter of Paul's first letter to
the Corinthians where he tells
how Christians work on God's
foundation. She related the story
of George Grenfell who was in-
spired by David Livingstone to
develop a steamship route on the
Congo River.
Final plans were made for
participation in the World Day of
Prayer service at McIntosh
Church on March 2. The meeting
concluded with a brief social
time.
and Nancy Macre; aMW parson
an skates, Me. SydW 'ibomp-
aon; larseet family an skates,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morton
and family; miscellaneous, Ian
Morton, Tana Thompson,
Heather Dobell.
Skating races were won by:
boys 5 and under, David McKee,
Daryle Pletch; girls 6-Q, Heather
McIntosh, Alison Coultes; boys 6-
9, Corey McKee, Michael Fraser,
Steven Coultes; girls 10-14,
Andrea Coultes, Ruth Higgins,
Carol Rintoul ; boys 10-14, Calvin
Bakelaar, Daryl Dunbar, Scott
Evans.
The tug of war was won by
Morris Townshi hnekey game
by Kinsmen d the tri-
cycle, Stever snd Chris
Michie.
Peppin to head
societies branch
TORONTO—Ken Lantz, deputy
minister of agriculture and food,
has announced the appointment
of Arthur Peppin as director of
the ministry's agricultural and
horticultural societies branch.
He will also serve as secretary -
manager of the International
Plowing Match and Farm_
Machinery Show.
Mr. Peppin graduated from,the
Ontario Agricultural College in
1941, joined the publuc relations
department of the college in 1952
and got a job with the in-
formation branch of the ministry
of agriculture and food in 1964.
Since 1969 he has been an
associate director of the
agricultural and horticultural
societies branch, where he also
served as assistant secretary -
treasurer to the Ontario
Plowmen's Association and
treasurer of the Ontario
Association of Agricultural
Scoieties.
GETTING IDEAS—Sonia Wright, Jill Renwick and Jane Dickson, Grade 5 students at
Howick Central School, get some ideas for next year while looking over the science pro-
jects by Grades 6-8 students at the school.
Calvin -Brick , . WMS meets at
annual meeting
I RAVE _ The annual
Emerton dome
meeting of Calvin -Brick United
p,gIURCH--Alta Wom-
Church was held on Feb. 0 at the
anis Missionary gay of Chal-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
mot's Presbyterian Church met
Coultas with 14 members Pres-
Feb. M at the Home of Mrs.
eat. Rev. John Robsrh Qpened
Victor Emeraaa. The leader,
the, mating with prayer.
Mrs, Wesley Tiffin, opened the
Ivan Dow was appointed secre-
meeting 'with a poem,
tary. The reports showed that the
"Blessings", and extended a
Board of Stewards had a busy
warm welcome to all and
year: along with their
everyone Joined in a hymn with
obligation they Pmt nn-
Mrs. H ra vey Osborne as
terior of the church and built a
organist.
new chimney.
Officers elected were: ste-
The scripture, Phil. 4: 4-14, wale
wards — Jim Taylor, Jim
read by Mr#. Tiffin, who also
McGee; trustee — Roy Pattison;
gave the meditation. She said
auditors — Mrs, George McGee,
each of us is here for a purpose.
bfi-t Donald Dow; music com-
We cannot be happy all the time,
mittee — Mrs. Gordon McBur-
ss all at some time go through
ney, Mrs. Norman Coultes, Mrs.
times of depression, but we
Sydney Thompson; Observer
always find a way out. No one can
representative — Gordon Mc-
foresee the tutors. tAu your
Burney; Sunday School auperin-
burden upon the Lord, she said,
tendert —Donald Dow; ushers —
and he will sustain you. Take
Jim McGee, Ronald McBurney,
time to pray. She followed with
Jim Beecroft, Stephen Dow,
prayer.
Allan Walker,. Douglas Shiell,
Chris Palmer.
Mrs. Peter de Boer gave a
Rev. Roberts closed the meet-
reading on God's will and Mrs.
ing with prayer.
Alan Falconer read a description
A vote of thanks was extended
of old China from the study book.
to Mr. and Mrs. Coultes for the
Following the singing of another
use of their home, followed by a
hymn Mrs. John de Boer gave a
social half hour.
reading, "Take Heart".
MAD HATTERS
BELGRAVE — The second
meeting of the Mad Hatters was
held Feb. 19 at the home of Mrs.
Richard Moore. The, meeting
opened with the 4-H pledge and
motto.
Tl;e iiiiuutcb were read by
Nancy Moore. The roll call was
answered by everyone. We dis-
Christian Li ng was read by
Mrs. Emerson.
The president, Mrs. Don Ross,
then conducted the business
session. It was announced the
1979 allocation will be $400.
Assistant secretary • Mrs.
Emerson read the minutes and
the roll was called and answered
by giving a verse containing the
word "heart". Anna Osborne
received the offering, which was
dedicated by Mrs. Osborne.
cussed about hats, selection of Arrangements for the World
them and care. We were shown Day of Prayer service Mar. 2 at
how to make toques from the Wingham United Church
sweaters. We also received were completed. It was decided
swatches of materials which the March meeting will be held at
were made out of different Mrs. Osborne's home. After a
materials. Lunch was served. closing hymn was sung Mrs. Ross
closed the meeting with prayer.
The Ladies' Aid meeting then
MRS. IEWIS STONEHOUSE convened and the collection was
again received by Anna Osborne.
Belgrave It was decided to again have a
booth at the Lucknow Craft Fair
Mrs. Norman Hill of Willow- and Mrs. Falconer was appointed
dale spent a few days last week to look after getting the booth.
with her mother, Mrs. Harry
McGuire. Those who had brought crafts
World Day of Prayer service displayed them. Everyone is to
will be held in Knox United be displaying crafts for the
Church Belgrave, Friday, March festival. The meeting closed with
2, at 3 p.m. the Mizpah benediction.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Mrs. Osborne served refresh -
Nelson Higgins is a patient in ments and the courtesy remarks
Wingham-and-115tstrict Hospital. Were given by Mrs. Emerson.
We are sorry to hear that little
Collin Campbell is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital. -
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, WiNGNAIM
Julie and Jeffery of London spent
the weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Granby. BODYSHOP
Mrs. John Carswell, Julie,
Jennifer and Colleen of
Teeswater visited Saturday with SID ADAMS
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Complete
Mark Armstrong. P
Mrs. Robert Procter held a RADIATOR SERVICE
birthday party for her daughter for
Maxine, Mrs. Howard Zettler of Automobiles, Light Trucks,
Blyth, last Wednesday. Present
were Mrs. Dennis Ensom of Farm Tractors
Sarnia, Mrs. Larry Mayberry, New Rad Cores
Marilyn, Kimberley and Darryl Rodding
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