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Cottrills lead curling teams
Cooking in the cold
Butch Logan was on frying duty on Saturday night as the
Belgrave Arena Board hosted a wing night at the Belgrave
Community Centre. Dozens turned out to the event, despite
the fact that the annual Santa Claus Parade was
happening in Brussels that same night. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Katie Cottrill of Belgrave
competed in a World Curling Tour
Grand Slam event in Saskatoon from
Nov. 15 - 18. Her team, Team Flaxey
from Listowel, competed against 32
women’s teams from around the
world. They defeated Jennifer Jones
of Manitoba in their final game of
the triple knockout to qualify for the
playoffs before losing in the semi-
final, in an extra end, to Team Jaggi
from Switzerland to finish in fourth
place.
Katie’s husband Shawn was
competing in an Ontario CurlingTour event in Chatham the sameweekend where his team, TeamAprile, won the consolation round.
At the same time brother Matthew
Cottrill was curling with his junior
team, Team Bradey, at an Ontario
Junior Curling tour event in
Kitchener where they were runners-
up in the event final.
Matthew and Team Bradey
competed at the Ontario Curling
Association Junior Zone playdowns
in Leamington on Nov. 23 and 24
finishing on top and qualifying for
the regional playdowns in Harriston
on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. The team
finished in the top two in Harriston
and qualified to play in the Provincial
Junior Competition in Gananoque
from Jan. 2 - 6. Congratulations from
the community to the Cottrill family
on their success this year.
On Sunday, Dec. 1 the Campbell
relatives held their annual Christmas
get-together at the BelgraveCommunity Centre.This year Bruce and LindaCampbell were the hosts. Because
they were unable to attend, their
family looked after it. Chris
Campbell said the blessing and then
everyone enjoyed a bountiful buffet.
The afternoon was spent visiting and
reminiscing while the children did
crafts. Santa arrived just on time to
hand out gifts and treats to all the
good boys and girls.
A delightful afternoon was
brought to a close with everyone
saying their goodbyes, giving hugs
and wishes for safe trip home and a
happy holiday.
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PEOPLE AROUNDBELGRAVE
NEWS
FROM BELGRAVE
Smoking in places where kids play
could get a little tougher in Huron
County if new legislation passes.
The Government of Ontario has
proposed changes that would make
it harder for youth to get tobacco
products and further limit smoking
in public areas in Ontario.
The Huron County Health Unit
supports the move, says Public
Health Nurse Julie Verch.
“Ontario has a goal to have the
lowest smoking rate in the country
and this is a big step to help us get
there” says Verch. “This will reduce
Huron residents’, especially youth’s,
exposure to the harmful effects of
tobacco.”
The Youth Smoking Prevention
Act, if passed, would:
• Prohibit smoking on
playgrounds, sport fields, and
restaurant and bar patios.
• Double fines for those who sell
tobacco to youth, making Ontario’s
penalties the highest in Canada.
• Ban the sale of flavoured tobacco
products targetted at kids to make
smoking less appealing to youth.
• Strengthen enforcement to allow
for testing of tobacco in waterpipes
in indoor public places.
• Prohibit tobacco sales on post-
secondary education campuses and
specified provincial government
properties.
The proposed changes were
introduced in the house on Nov. 18.
The public has until Jan. 2, 2014 to
comment on the proposed changes.
Health unit supports act