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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-12-14, Page 15Brian Potter, right, was presented with the Belgrave Kinsmen Club’s Past President Award by 1989 President Darryl Colbert at the Club’s annual Past President’s and Ladles’ Night at the Wingham Golf and Country Club on December 7. The event was the occasion for a gala Christmas party. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1988. PAGE 15. Belgrave UCW visits Callander Home Belgrave hockey teams see plenty of action Belgrave Novice Hockey team played at Zurich November 25 and were defeated 5 to 1. David McBurney got the only goal for Belgrave. Belgrave Novices journeyed to Brussels December 3. It was Bel­ grave’s first early morning game but they came ready to play. Belgrave showed extra spark and controlled much of the play, first and third period. Ryan Cook assisted by Jeremy Campbell started the scoring. Bel­ grave defenseman Luck Lockridge, David Piluke, Michael McBurney and Peter Irwin helped to keep the puck in Brussels’ end. Wayne Fenton, assisted by Jeremy Camp­ bell and Ryan Cook, scored Bel­ grave’s second goal. David McBur­ ney scored twice with Jeremy Campbell and Jason Curtis assisting on David’s first goal. Belgrave’s, final goal was scored by Wayne Fenton. Tom Pfieffer played an excellent game in net. Newcomer Vaughn Vincent demon­ strated how he is going to be a real asset to the team. This exciting game provided the fans with a lot of good entertainment. The game ended in a 5-5 tie. Belgrave played at Goderich Decembers. Wayne Fenton and David McBurney, assisted by Jason Curtis, scored in the first period. David McBurney scored again for Belgrave. The final score was Goderich 5, Belgrave 3. Belgrave played at Hen sail De­ cember 7. Belgrave could not get on the scoreboard. The final was 6-0 for Hensail. Peter Irwin, Luke Lockridge and Michael McBurney worked hard to keep the puck out of Belgrave’s end. It was another great game in net by Tom Pfieffer, Belgrave. David Mc­ Burney, Jennifer Black, Jeremy Campbell, Ryan Cook, Wayne Fen­ ton and Vaughn Vincent tried hard to maintain the play in the Hensail end but could not beat Hensall’s goalie. TYKE HOCKEY Belgrave has a Tyke team this year. Their first game was at Blyth, November 19. Peter Irwin scored three goals. These closely matched teams played hard with Blyth winning 5-3. Belgrave played at Goderich November 26. Belgrave tried hard but Goderich controlled much of the play. Final score Goderich 15, Belgrave 0. December 10 saw Belgrave at Clinton. Belgrave has really improv­ ed since their first start. Clinton started scoring in the first period. Belgrave’s Peter Irwin, assisted by Steven McBurney and Curtis Knight tied it up near the end of the first period. Clinton scored two in the second period with one scored by Peter Irwin assisted by Steven McBurney and Justin Black. The third period saw goals scored by Brian Sinclair assisted by Peter Irwin and Justin Black assisted by Peter Irwin. Tom Pfieffer in net helped Belgrave come away with a 4-3 win. A good effort was also shown by Tom Robinson, Craig Marks, Tyler Fenton and Justin Campbell. and full-frame negatives onlyApplies to one set of prints YOU CAN TRUST 20% OFF SALE on world finest PHOTO FRAMES made of Pewter [made in Canada]24 HR. Service C41 King size prints only (excli'uling weekends & holidays) Ontario Automobile Insurance Board The Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. twelve in number, journeyed to Brussels to the Callander Nursing Home to share their Christmas with a number of those living there. Mrs. Alice Scott had arranged the pro­ gram. Mrs. Sarah Anderson opened the meeting with a poem and prayer. Mrs. James Hunter lead with the singing of Christmas Carols with Mrs. Glenn Coultes at the piano. Mrs. Scott spoke of lights and the baby Jesus born to bring light to the world and followed with prayer and the singing of “O Little Town of Bethlehem”. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor read Luke 2: 1-7 the Birth of Jesus and Mrs. Jean Pattison read Luke 2: 8-20, the star pointing to the cradle. Candles are also a part of Christmas. Mrs. Hunter distributed More deer harvested in 1988 hunt Despite two days of poor weather, the Wingham office of the Ministry of Natural Resources reports higher figures than last year in the 1988 controlled deer hunt. The hunt, which went from Nov. 7 - 10, was successful due to the fact the deer population is up because of several seasons of mild winters. Ministry representative Kevin Coultes estimates 1492 hunters, 367 of which had farmer-landowner tags, bagged 425 deer. This figure is up from the estimated 350 deer killed in last year’s hunt. The previous year a total of 1312 tags were issued. From this year’s figure, 295 deer were brought into check stations to have biological measurements tak­ en. The ministry gives hunters crests for jawbones and hats for hides brought in. The largest deer brought to the check station in this year’s hunt weighed 226 pounds. This year 1146 hunters got their licences and applied for the draw for hunting tags in which 1125 hunters were chosen. Mr. Coultes said despite there being poor weather for half of the hunt, everything went smoothly. ‘‘The guys still got lots of deer.” [Stewart Pharmacy] No Limit on Quantity Offer expires: Dec. 12-17 [Sat.] O Brussels 887-9514 for EXPERT PROCESSING! a few candles for Candle holders of people. She lit some of them. Candles may be of different colours but the light from them is always the same. Mrs. Olive Bolt drew attention to the different colours on the tree and the significance of each colour. Mrs. Helen Martin read a Christ­ mas story of a little girl who gave all she had, just a few pennies, to get a gift for her sister, this being their first Christmas since their sister had passed away. Mrs. Scott concluded with a Christmas prayer. People Mrs. Agnes Bieman is a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital. Christmas Gifts •Pen and Pencil sets • Blue Stratos sets •Wallets by Buxton •Jewellery •Chocolates •Jewellery Boxes •Timex Watches •Crystal •Perfume, Powder by Coty •Cards •Gift Wrap Wilson’s Health and Gift Centre Phone 523-4440 Blyth, Ont. AUTO INSURANCE RATES PROPOSAL PUBLIC HEARING The Auto Board will commence a Public Hearing beginning December 12, 1988 to consider Auto Insurance Rates to be effective in 1989 Independent consultants have now issued their proposal for these rates Copies are available. The Board is not bound by this proposal. Public participation in the hearings is essential. You have the right to be heard. For further information call Toronto 222-AUTO Toll free I-800-668-0128 Commission de lassurance- automobile de I'Ontario This was followed by a social time with some of the residents and a cup of tea and cookies served by the Unit. 9 tables at euchre Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the W.l. Hall, Belgrave, December 7. Winners were high lady, Mrs. Olive Bolt; low lady, Mrs. Margaret Robertson; novelty lady, Mrs. Gor­ don Bosman; lucky draw lady, Mrs. Clarence Hanna; high man, Robert Grasby; low man, George Inglis; novelty man, Mrs. Jas. R. Coultes, (playing as a man); lucky draw man, Herb Clayton. There will be euchre again Wednesday, December 14 starting at 8 p.m. 5 Park Home Avenue 4th Floor North York, Ontario M2N 6L4