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THE ..BRUSSE‘S. FEBRUARY gOt 1980 13
Crowd at e Ice carnival
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tAtowol and St Ariri.
Correspondent.
MRS. LEWIS
STONEHOUSE
887-9847 "
A large crowd, was in,
attendance at the Belgrave
Ice Carnival on February .16
in the Community Centre
sponsored by Belgrave Hi-C,
Rev. John. Roberts directed
the activities on the ice;
Mrs. John Gray and Mrs,
Ross. Anderson were the
judges of the costumes in the
following classes in order of
placing:
T.V. Characters, Trisha
Taylor; Sherry Taylor; Paul,
Steven, Mark and. Tim
Coultes,
Nursery Rhyme. Genitie
Elston, Debbie and Angela
Taylor; Verdel Jessup.
Holiday Scene, 'Donna
Higgins, Susan Elston, Jeff
Nesbit.
Cartoon Characters, Brian
Wightman; Karen and Kevin
Procter; Jason Campbell.
Nationalities, Lana
Thompson, , Chris and Steve
Michie, Michael and /Brian
McNichol.
Science Fiction, Michael
Fraser, Jeff McKee, Steven
White.
Best. Dressed Couple,
Florence and Norman 'Wight-
`Jesus Saviour Pilot .me,"
with Mrs. Leslie Bolt at the•
piano, was the opening-hymn
of -the February meeting of
the afternoon unit of the
U.C.W.
Mrs, Cecil Coultesied the
worship service using as her
topic, "The Listening theme
of Stewardship. y She said to
reach out to our brothers and
sisters in Quebec, to the
Christians in Nepal and to
Christian mission in Haiti.
Listen to the mative people of
our -land: to the relationship
of the United Church with
the Stoney Native People of
the Indian Reservation near
Calgary, Alberta and to the
Ministry with Native People
in 17 communities cross
northern Manitoba and
northwestern Ontario.
Christian outreach in
Labrador, Newfoundland and. •
man, Mrs. Isabel Campbell-
and Gayle, Dean Vincent land
Scott Jessup.
Miscellaneotis, Brenda
White; Renay Taylor;* Shawn
CamPbell.
Youngest Person on. Skates
was Lindsay Michie;' Oldest
•persop on Skates, Norman
Wightman; Largest Family
on Skates,' Keith and Bonnie
Pletch and family.
Races were won by:
Brenda White; Verdel
Jessup; Trisha Taylor.
6 to 8, Christine Dobell;
Carol Hopper Debbie Taylor
9 to 11, Ruth Higgins,
Alison. Coultes; Kerry Ann.
Boys Races - 6 to 8 'Jeff
McKee; Kevin Taylor; Jeff
Pletch.
9 to .11 -Andy Nethery; Paul
Coultes; Chris Michie.
12 and over Barren Evans,
Bradley Shobbrook, Robert
Gordon. -
Tricycle Race: Michael
Jardin; Dean Vincent.
There was a tug or war
between Morris 44 and
Wawanmosh Townships with.
Morris- men coming off as
winners.
„ A fun hockey game
between the Kinsmen and
the Tykes of 1968 with four
Quebec is a challenge to
those who serve there:- Each
member wap given a- copy of
the magazine' "Listen"
where these and other, stories
of the Church at-work can be
•studied, she added.
The financial • report was
given by Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor. A thank you note was
received from a former
member, Mrs. Grace Procter
of Ingersoll. Programs for
the year were distributed and
three babies are to be visited
by a unit member in the near
future.
A Bible quiz was
conducted by Mrs. Coultes.
Mrs, Lawrence Taylor
introduced us to life in Japan
when ; she told the story of
Rob Whitmer of Goderich
who ten years ago went to
Japan as a missionary from
the United Church
Several scripture passages
from Mark fOrmed the basis
for the Bible study - the,
meaning of the Covenant and
the Sacrament which was
given by Mrs. Sara
Anderson.
The basis of Jewish
religion was that God had
entered into a Covenant or
bargain with Israel. The
-Covenant was dependent on
Israel keeping the law. If the
law was broken the Covenant
was broken and the relatiOn-
ship between' God and the
nation was shattered. But
Jesus says "I am introducing
a new Covenant between
God and man. It is not
dependent on law but is
dependent on the blood that. I
will shed. It is dependent
solely on love.
Mayberry and, family of
Londesboro the same day.
Mrs, Robert 'procter
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Zettler of
Blyth.
' Miss Trudy, Taylor of
'Kitchener spent-the weekend
with, her parents My.' and
Mrs. Jack Taylor,
Ten tables were in play at
the 13elgrave Weekly Euchre
last Wednesday evening.
High Lady Mrs, James R.
Coultes; Low Lady - Mrs. Ivy
Riehl; High Man - Gordon
Nicholson; Low ...Man -
George Inglis; Most Zero's -
Mrs. Agnes Bieman; Most.
Lone Hands - Bert Johnston;
1st Lucky Draw - Mrs. Sara
Anderson; 2nd Lucky Drilvv. -
Melville Jaeklin.
Tlie, first meeting of
Belgrave II 4-H Club, "The
Bedside Knotters", was held
on Windily, February• 11 at
East Wawanosh. Public
School.
President - Diane Nethery;
Vice-President - Donna
Higgins; Secretary - Denise
Nethery; Press Reporter .
Joan Higgins.
E. Wawanosh kids
win at speaking
East Wawanosh Public
School held a public speaking
contest recently.
Winners in the junior
division (Grades 4; 5 and 6)
were Alison Coultes who
spoke on fencils; Paul
Coultes who described his
School Fair Calf; and Ellen
TaylOr whose topic was
Bicycles. In the senior
division, for Grades 7 and 8,
Elizabeth Otto won with her
talk on cancer; Dianne
Hanna was second, speaking
about her pen pal; and
Donna 'Higgins, with the
topic Morris Township was
third.
The winners will
participate in the Legion
public speaking competition
on Saturday, February 16, in
Wingham.
The. Club members looked'
at the various, yarns and
cards used in making
macrame.
The members, learned: how
to do the- larks head and the
square knots.
4-1I
"Nifty."' Knotters met
Fehruary 11 in- the"Institute
Hall.
Each girl made a chart of
her likes and dislikes and
figured, out -her colours and
Church officers
A good turn out high
lighted the, annual meeting-of
Calvin-Brick United Church
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Coultes on Monday
evening February 4th,
Rev. John G. Roberts
opened the meeting with
prayer and presided. Mrs.
Roy Daivson,, treasurer,
reported a successful
financial year as did the
Sunday School and the
United Church Women.
Officers elected were:
Session - Roy Pattison and
Jim Taylor, Board of
colour personalities.
Each members was to
bring the supplies for her
plant hanger to this meeting.
The leaders. ' Mrs. .Gieb
Coultes and' Mrs. Jim
flunrer,', helped us to start •
our hangers as well
demonstrating square knots
and how and why to alternate
cords.
All members are to have
their hangers completed for
the, next meeting.
elected
Stewards - Donald Dow, and
Murray Shiell, Triistee -
George McGee; Auditors -
Mrs. George McGee and
Mrs. Donald Doii;' Music
Committee - Mrs. Gordon
McBurney, Mrs.. George
McGee and Mrs. Norman
Coultes; Ushers - Ronald
,McBurney, Jim McGee,
Stephen Dow, Jim Beecroft,
Alan Walker, Douglas Shiell
and Barry Mason, United
Church Observer Represen-
tative - Gordon McBurney;
Sunday School Superinten-
dent - Donald Dow.
junior referees. Paul Coultes,
Bill Haines, Randy Nixon
anilCorey rvIcKee won much
enjoyed,
Following the hockey
game skating was enjoyed by
all.
PERSONALS
Friends in the Belgrave
- area will be 'pleased W knew. '
that Robert. Coultes has been
released from Wingham and
District Hospital. lie is pre-
sently staying at BrookhaVen
Nursing Home, Wingham.
The second line of Morris
euchre party was held at the
home of , Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Garniss and
Monday evening. February 11
with four tables in play.
High. Lady - Mrs. Glen,
Sellers; High Man - Tim
Darlovv; Low Lady - Darlene
Darlow; Low Man - William
`Elston; Lone Hands for Lady
Mrs. Harvey Edgar; Lone
Hands for Men - Harvey
Edgar.
Mrs. Robert PrOcter and
Mrs, Howard Zettler of Blyth
visited one day last week
'with Mrs. Dennis Ensom of
Sarnia and all travelled to
Grand Bend and other points
of interest.i Mrs. Procter and
Mrs. Zettler also visited with '
Mr. and Mrs, Larry
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