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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-02-11, Page 11ompare Retirement Savings Plan rates. If you're not getting a rate of interest as good as ours, consider switching to the Royal Bank. A high rate of interest on your Retirement Savings Plan means Much more to spend during your retirement years. Phone or con: in and get all the details before March 2nd. When, you succeecl...we succeed. ROYAL QANK THE BRUBSELS POT, FEBRUARY 11, 190 11 Ice, show raises #210 for victims Correspondent MRS, LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887.9847 The 1981 Be!grave Ice Carnival, sponsored by the Belgrave Hi-C and held last Saturday night in the Com- munity Centre, was another huge success. The M.C. Ross Procter introduced the judges, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Campbell, who had a hard time deciding among the Costumes. They came up with winners: T.V. Characters; first - Robert ' Gordon, second Phillip Mc- Kee; third - Andrew Camp- bell. Nursery Rhymes; first - Christine Dobell, Heather Dobell and Krista Bridge; Knox Presbyterian con- gregation held their annual meeting in the church on February 3 with, a good attendance. Rev. Kenneth Innes opened the meeting with scripture and prayer. Douglas Bruce was appoint- ed secretary. Plans were made for a Centennial Ser- ACW MEETS The February meeting of the Belgrave A.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Beth Procter. The president, Mrs. Procter, led in' prayer and the Lord's prayer was said in unison. The Bible reading was given by Mrs. Clare Van Camp. The Roll Call was answered by 7 members. Secretary, Mrs. Clare Van Camp and Mrs. Alex Netheryi treasurer, re- ported. The members were reminded of the World Day of Prayer to the Presbyterian Church on March 6 at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Harold 'Jardin read information about the. Nest- le's boycott. Mrs. Procter read "My never again list" and "Catalogue Shopping." Mrs. Robert Higgins read "Where there is love." WMS MEETS The. W.M.S. met at the Presbyterian Church on Monday, February 2 with Mrs. Jack McBurney presid- ing,who opened the meeting with the call to worship. Mrs. Mac Scott read'the scripture followed by Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Mrs. Garner Nicholson who gave the 'meditation based on the life of Dr. Albert ,Schweitzer, Mrs. Elizabeth Fear led in prayer. Mrs. Ivy Cloakey took the topic on the church among the IIhil, second r Margie Gordon; third Mark Coultes, Holiday Themes: first Dean and Jane Vincent; second Pat- ricia Daer; third Paul Coultes. Nationality: first - Alison Coultes; second Tim Coultes;. third - Lana Thomp- son. Cartoon Character: first - Trisha and Sherri Taylor; second - Jennifer Procter; third\ Mike Fraser, Miscel- laneous; first - Caroline El- stone; second Kevin Scott; third - Caroline Humphrey. Best Dressed Couple: first - Angela Nethery and Heather McIntosh., second - Brenda and Steven White; third - Terry Oaer and Jeff Pletch. The youngest person on skates was Mathew Camp- bell and the oldest was Mrs. vice in connection with the Morris Centennial August 2 and for the anniversary in September. Mrs. Dalrymple was appointed, organist and Douglas Bruce' Secretary treasurer. The record will be sent to every home. Garner Nicholson moved a vote of thanks to Rev. Ken- neth and Mrs. limes for their Vera McKee. The prize for the largest family was a- warded to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell and family,. Several races were held, followed by the tug-of-war where Morris beat East Wa- wanosh in the best two out of three match. In the hockey game which wrapped up the evening the Pee Wees were ,victorious over their fathers 6-5. All proceeds of $210.00 were given from this carnival to aid Mrs. Lottie Scott and her family who lost everything in a house fire last Thursday morning. PERSONALS Mr, and Mrs. Clare Van Camp accompanied Mr. Alex H, Nethery and Mrs. Anne spiritual guidance through- out last year, to Mrs. William Dalrymple for ail her help with the music and to Doug- las Bruce for acting as secre- tary-treasurer. Rev. Kenneth Innes closed the meeting with nrayer. McNichol of Blyth to the Rumble Funeral Home at Princetown on Thursday to express their sympathy to the family of the late Mrs. Gladys Carson. Her son, Rev. Fred Carson was a former rector of the Anglican Churches in Blyth, Belgrave, Brussels and Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. David Han- na, Joanne, Susan and Miss Sheri. Lahn of Hanover were Sunday visitors with • their parents Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Hanna and Mrs. Wil- lard Armstrong. Mrs. Robert Procter ac- , Beigrove Judging for Public Speak- ing took place in East Wa- wanosh Pubic School last Wednesday, February 4 for Grades 4,.5 and 6 and on Thursday, February 5 for Grades 7 and 8. The winners of each category are: Juniors - 1st - Sandra Schwartzen- •trubers her topic was "My ' Mess Room." 2nd Patrick Cull - Our Fire Cracker, "My Little Brother." 3rd - Alison compahied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter, Karen and Kevin to visit with her broth- er and sister-in-law Rev. and Mrs. Speakman of Minesing on Sunday. The Belgrave Library re- quests that all books be returned not later than Feb- ruary 21. The Belgrave Women's Institute are. holding a pot luck dinner at noon on Feb- ruary 17 with Rev. John G. Roberts as , guest speaker. Mrs. Garner Nicholson will be convenor at this meeting. Mrs. Carrie McGuire visit- Coultes, "Bus. Safety." • Seniors - 1st Paul Coultes spoke on the . "Belgrave ed on Sunday with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacKay and with Mr. and Mrs. John Leitch and their twin boys Jay and Jeff of Wingham. The twin boys are Mrs. McGuire's great grandchild- ren. Keith Van Camp of R.R. 4, Brussels was the winner of the Belgrave Kinsmen draw on February 7, winning $1,000, Mr. Van Camp is going to donate his prize money to the Scott family. Arena." 2nd - Angela Neth- ery on "Pine Lake." 3rd - Liz Roman& ,on "Fitness." Belgrave church groups meet The, secretary's• report was . given by Mrs. McBurney1 19 visits to sick the shut-ins were recorded. Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Nicholson gave a report on the Annual Meeting at Sea- forth. Plans were made for the World Day of Prayer which will be held March 6 in Knox Presbyterian Church, Belgrave. Mrs. McBurney closed the meeting with prayer. "Price of Partnership" was the theme when the Huron- Perth Presbyterial United Church Women met in Brucefield. A sing song was conducted by Mrs. William Coultes of Belgrave. Greet- ing and words of welco me were extended, followed by a business session, suggest- ions for programs, a book review and the installation of the new officers by Rev. Rea Grant of Listowel. The 'guest speaker, Betty Nortey chose as her subject, "Partners in Crisis." She told of her experiences as a social worker .in Oshawa and Labrador. She citied instanc- '•es of problems with adopted children, alcoholics, family conflicts and cases of physi- cal, emotional and sexual abuse. Mrs. Norty •explained her solution in each case. Mrs. Jean Laurie Bolton. of St. Marys contributed the vocal solo. Knox plans Morris service students win with speeches Wingham Memorial Shop . QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday Your Guarantee for Over 35 Years of CEMETERY LETTERING BOX 158, WINGHAM JOHN MALLICK YOUNG'S VARIETY. •Pcitly Needs Baked Goodi Tobacco • Groceries Stationery Weekdayt 8:30-9i Holidays & Sundays 11:30-6 Brussels 887-6224