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There were five tables of shoot in
play on Friday, June 26 at the
Belgrave Community Centre.
The winners were: high pink card,
Lillian Appleby; second high pink
card, Muriel Taylor; most shoots
pink card, Mae Ritchie; high white
card, Louise Hammond; second high
white card, Anne Laidlaw and most
shoots white card, Bill Logue.
The card parties will resume again
in the fall.
The community extends congratu-
lations and best wishes to Ken and
Linda Bird on their 40th wedding
anniversary.
Rev. Alun Thomas conducted the
church service at Knox United
Church on Sunday, June 28.
The Brandon Cemetery service is
on Sunday, July 5 at 2 p.m. Rain
location is at Knox United Church.
The July 5 church service will be
at Dungannon United Church at
10 a.m.
The church service will be at
10 a.m. at Trinity United Church on
Sunday, July 12 with their former
foster child, Irene, from Hong Kong
as their guest.
Knox United Church will be
closed for the month of July.
Knox United Church Vacation
Bible School Son Force Kids
Adventure will be held Aug. 17-21,
9 a.m. to noon for ages four to
twelve. To volunteer or for more
information contact Kim Walker,
519-357-3237.
By Linda
Campbell
Call
357-2188
PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
NEWS
FROM BELGRAVE
Appleby takes top spots at last card party until fall
Nelemans, Smuck clash over burn bylaw
Continued from page 1
Councillor Jim Nelemans calling the
bylaw a necessity.
“People seem to think that
[Morris-Turnberry Fire Prevention
Officer] James Marshall is out to get
everyone, but he didn’t invent this,”
Nelemans said. “He got this from
other municipalities where it’s work-
ing fine. He’s just trying to do what
is necessary.”
Smuck, however, felt Nelemans
was off the mark and was aggravated
at the suggestion of the bylaw being
put in place.
“I know how these bylaws work,”
he said. “They aren’t pretty when
you’re on the other end of them
when you get into court. People
don’t always tell the truth. If people
are going to be normal individuals,
then we’re fine, but people have
problems and that’s why I’m defend-
ing them here.”
Smuck stated he is concerned peo-
ple are going to call in fires not
because they are dangerous, but for
personal reasons.
“I’m scared people are going to
call in because [they don’t like one
of their neighbours]” he said.
“They’re not going to call in for
safety, they’re going to call in to get
people in trouble.”
Smuck then pointed out that, for a
full year, there were no fire calls in
the area of Morris-Turnberry cov-
ered by the Huron East Fire
Department in Brussels.
“Why do we need this?” he asked.
“Let’s just put a fine on this thing.
Rules aren’t going to make people
burn safe, but money will. I know
I’m going to watch these things
much closer if it could cost me
$5,000.”
The bylaw was deferred until
council’s next meeting.
The Higgins family reunion was
held Sunday, June 28 at the Belgrave
Community Centre.
President Donna Barger welcomed
guests from near and far. There were
22 in attendance.
A minute of silence was held for
those who have departed. A discus-
sion was held as to the next reunion
and the decision was made to leave it
open for now with a decision to be
made at a later date.
The prizes this year were for the
oldest lady, Ruth King; oldest
man, Glen Van Camp;
youngest child, Jackson Davenport.
Grace was delivered by Joel
Hawley. A delicious potluck
dinner was enjoyed by all.
Thanks to the lunch committee of
Ross and Wilma Higgins and leader-
ship from Donna Barger for
all their hard work putting every-
thing together.
Higgins family reunion held
Continued from page 15
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