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AUGUST 18, 1982
Belgrave residents enjoy
Continued from page 7
On Sunday, August 15, a
noon luncheon was Feld at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Wheeler. Miss Patricia
Buffett, Carsonville, Michi-
gan, who has recently return-
ed from Papua, New Guinea
having completed a four-year
terns as a medical missionary
was the guest of honour.
Over 30 relatives attended
frosts Carsonville, London,
Goderich, . Varna, Clinton,
Seaforth, Blyth and Wing -
ham,
The second reunion of
Leada Fletcher, Gayle Preis -
the family of Frank and Ellen
was held at the home of
korn, Nancy Elliott.
A for the over 40
August 14. The members and
relay
Eliott
ank and Claudette Elliott.
crowd called spoon on a string
R2, Staffa on Saturday. July
was won by Homer Jeffery'
31 and Sunday. August 1 with
team. Guess the number of
registered attendance of 1 11.
jelly beans wag won by
Saturday was spent visiting
Jennifer Elliott. ,
and viewing photos as well as
Following a bountiful
competing in 'a horseshoe
smorgasbord supper a short
tournament, dancing and
business meeting'was called
playing cards.
by Frank Elliott. He wel-
Sunday afternoon the,
comed everyone and express.
second Ellmpics were con-
ed his thanks to everyone who
ducted.
had helped by organizing and
Games for 6 years old and
conducting the many events
under were won as follows:
at this reunion.
Plant the popsicle stick,
He announced the winners
Trevor Elliott;, Races 5 and 6
of Men's Horseshoe Tourna-
•years, Kandice Prieskorn; 3
ment as Lorne Elliott and
and 4 --years, Danny McPher-
Mike Bannon. Winners of the
son; Candy on a spoon race,
Ladies Tournament were
Danny McPherson.
Leona Elliott and Ethel Jef-
Bean bag throw, Jason
fery.
Brooks; bean bag drop, Chad
Prizes were given to the
Ovens; balloon bust; Jason
youngest person attending -
Brooks.
David Elliott (5 months);
Participants in games' for
oldest person attending, Dur
seven years and over were
Elliott (81 yrs.); longest mar -
divided into five teams for a
ried couple, Harold and Clara
series of 10 relays and con-
Fletcher (53 yrs); travelling
tests. .
the farthest, Homer and
Best total score was ac-
Ethel Jeffery, Bruce Mines,
cumulated by the blue team
Ont.; family with the largest
consisting of Chris Elliott,
attendance, Norval Elliott
Randy Horan, Danny Elliott,
(24).
Amy Jeffery, Diane Clarke,
and is continuing his studies
McBURNET GATH19RING
The third meeting was held
UCW MEET
The McBurney reunion
August 14. The members and
On August 9 the afternoon
was held at the W.1. Hall,
leaders went outdoors to
unit of the U.C.W. held a
Belgrave with about 60 at.
collect leaves and made leaf
special meeting in Knox
tending.
prints. They_'discussed trees
United Church, featuring the
Mr, and Mrs, Don Kern.
'and learned how to make and
annual birthday party for
ighan of Komoka'were presi-
understand directions on a
those of the community who
(lent and secretary and Mr.
trail using pebbles, rocks,
had celebrated an 80th birth -
and Mrs. Cameron Shiell,
sticks,.-gtass and dirt. Mem-
day.
'London in charge of sports.
Eters talked about making
The honored guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc-
hi h -!c
s s abobs and then did
seated at a semi -circle of
Burney, and Mr. and Mrs,
some book work. They made
small tables facing the large
Ronald McBurney were pre-
the trail mix and sampled it.
table where the two birthday
sented with gifts in apprecia-
J®INTS]ERVICt
cakes were cut. The tables
tion' of the many years the
Members of Belgrave
gleamed with sparkling silver
reunion had been hold at their
Knox Presbyterian and Knox
and linen enhanced by the
beauty of candles, sweetpeas
home,
Next year's reunion will
United Churches joined Cal-
vin -Brick congregation on
and baby's breath.
again be at the W.1, Hall on
August 15 for their joint.
Mrs. Cecil Coultes opened
thethird Sunday in August
summer services.
the meeting with a welcome
with Mr, and .Mrs,- Cameron
The service was conducted
to everyone. Looking over the
Shiell as president and secre-
by Mr. Lynn Robertson from
party she remarked, this
tory and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
the Teeswater area, a fourth
could be called a friendship
MCBurneV' in charge of
year student in Honours
party, then read the poem.
sports. Those attending were
Music at Waterloo University
.Mrs. Earl Anderson and
from Cass City, Michigan,
and is continuing his studies
Mrs. Walter Scott were in
Komoka. Goderich, London,
in. Liturgy in Music. Mrs.
charge of a short worship
Kitchener. Listowel, Sea-
Donald Daw sang /a solo,
service.
forth, Cambridge. and the
accompanied by Mrs. George
The scripture was read by
Wingham area.
McGe@ at the piano. Music
Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Anderson
BELGRAVE 14-H
for the service was supplied
gave the meditation. After
The 4-H'ers second
by Mrs. Norman Coultes at
Mrs. Anderson led in prayer a
meeting was held August 12.
P ' At; Co Ites
the organ and Mrs. George
hymn was sung.
resident ison u
opened the meeting.
McGee at the piano.,
With the fabric the mem-
Mr. Robertson's sermon
was entitled "Music in Wor-
bers brought., they made jiffy
ship."
bags. They had a discussion
about lives and divided into
Mr. Robertson pointed out
four aspects: physical, men-
.that many of our hymns and
sal, social and religious.
prayers are translations from
Leaders discussed about
the Psalms and date back to
what to watch for when
the early church.
Services next Sunday Aug -
picking campsite. They also
a'
ust 22 will be at Belgrave
discussed notes on poison
Churchat
Knox Presbyterian Churcch
ivy, learned what it looks like,
a.m. with Mr. Don Vait
the symptoms you get and
as speaker.
as s
how to prevent and treat it,
Mrs. Coultes continued the
program with a reading. Mrs.
Ruth Alton, accompanied by
Mrs, Howard Morton, sang a
solo. Mrs. Leslie Balt took
many back to their childhood
with three readings. Kather-
ine Procter's nimble toes
danced the Seann Triubhas.
Mrs, Garner Nicholson, with
two readings. also turned our
thoughts backward many
years.
Jennifer Procter danced
"The Hornpipe" in her usual
Last game
In the last game of the
regular season everyone was
tense. Browns fought hard
against Co�merciaj to end in
a tie game, 10 all.
"Browns had Karen Glan-
ville who poked a double
while Marg, Henderson help-
ed with a triple and a home
run.
Commercial came back
with Ann Bosman tapping
two doubles while Dianne
Bennett hit a triple and'Kathy
Coombs slammed a home
run.
�rcho�t
capable manner. An enjoy-
able . program concluded
when Mrs. Alton sang with
Mrs. Morton at the piano.
Mrs. Coultes thanked all
who had helped in any way to
make this a Happy Birthday
Party.
Jennifer Procter drew two
names to decide who would
cut the cakes. While Happy
Birthday was sung, Miss
Annie Baker and Mrs. Joe
Dunbar cut the cakes.
ends in toe
The second game was hard
hitting for Smiths with Patti
Ann Gridzak and Wanda
Moran tapping doubles.
Dianne McGrath and Dianne
Gridrak poked triples.
Donna Beuerman and
Wanda Moran slugged home
runs and Deb Janmaat pulled
her weight by driving out a
double triple tend a home run.
Plavoffs start with Com-
mercial against McNichol
while Smiths take on Browns
in a best two out of three
s'erics.
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