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We Still Have: • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS $15.95 SMOKE SIGNAL DETECTORS $29.95 Protect Your Family, Securities Before, Its Too Late. • 4 -THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 22, 1978 Belgrave ice carnival is .succes$ful, Correspondent Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse A large crowd gathered at the 13elgrave arena on Saturday evening for the Ice Carnival sponsored by the Hi-C. The judges for the evening were Mrs. Janisa Coultes, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and Lorne Campbell. Winners for the Costume catagories were: T.V.Characters - Paul and Steven Coultes; Robert Gordon; Karen Dunbar. Nursery Rhyme - Chris and Steven Michie; Randy Nixon, Timmy Coultes. Cartoon Characters - Michael Fraser, Murray Taylor, Steven Taylor. Holiday Theme - Angela Nethery, Bradley Shiell. Science Fiction - Scott Evans. Best dressed couple - Doreen Taylor and Donelda Lamont; Joanne Coulteg and Kitty Hartleib; Cathy Shiell and Meribeth Scott; David. McKee and Mark Coultes. Nationality - Sheila Anderson, Ruth Higgins. - Tie - Jennifer Procter Donna Higgins. Miscellaneous - Lorna Boyle; Katherine Procter; Julie `and Jeffery Leitch. The largest family - Norman Cook's family. Youngest Skater - CarolYn Elston; • Oldest Skater - Sam Fear " RaOs - Girls and , Boys Pre' School - Delan Vincent; Debbie Taylor. . Girls - Sepaiate ' The February meeting of the W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Cliff. Bray. A euchre party was held at the Ethel" Community Hall on Monday evening Feb. 13th, eleven tables were in play. High Lady - Isobel Bremner; high gent; BilBiernes; Lucky card for Lady = Mrs. Clilff Biernes; Lucky' card for 'Gent - Stan Alexander. Birthday nearest Valentine Mr.- Godfry.. $ and undier - Alison Coultes; rleather .McIntosh; Shona MacDonald. 12 and under Andrea Coultes; Carol Rintoul; Tie - Susan Cook, Dianne Nethery. 16 and Under Andrea. Coultes, Lori Cameron, Elizabeth Brydges. • Boys Races - Separate 8 and under -Carey McKee, Steven Coultes, Michael Fraser. 12 and under - Darren Evans, Bradley Shobbrook, Ronnie Hanna. 16 and under - Robbie Nicholson, Travis Koehler, Bruce Higgins. 17 and over - Marvin Cook, Larry Robinson, Wayne Cook. Tug of War - Morris Township. The Hockey game was a, tie with Kinsmen 4 and Midgets 4. Personals Messrs Robert Hibberd and Raymond Neill of L.O.L. 642 and R.B.P. 335 Fordwich , W.'N'.Nethery. Clare' Van Caimp, H. Jacklin, E. Mitchell, A. Bruce Afternoon UCW Hears Mrs. Cecil Coultes welcomed 15 ladies on February 13 when -the Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. met in her home. As leader Mrs. Coultes opened the meeting with several, Valentine mei'Sages 'including the one "Happiness adds and Multiplies as we divide it". Mrs. Leslie Bolt, in charge of the worship service led in prayer. Mrs. Robert Hibberd read the story of St. Valentine, then Mrs. Bolt continued with a scripture :reading on "Love" chosen froth Corinthians. - She asked the question, What I is Love? and read a poem What Love Can Do" also gave a reading "A Valentine Wish". The hymn "Come Let Us 'Sing of a Wonderful Love" was followed with prayer. Mrs. Willard Armstrong- continued the Bible study from the book' Jesus Christ for today" by William Barclay with the topic "Missions of the King". Jesus demands the missioner must heal, drive out demons and preach the Kingdom, she said. personally he will convey humility, total commitment and disregard for risk of failure with one aim to prepare men •to receive Jesus. ,iandalmer Bruce of Belgrave, Milo Ca,semore L.O.L. 462 and Blyth. R.B. P. 1226, Leonard James, 794 attended the Memorial service for the late Brother and Sir Knight of Bert Alton in Lucknow Funeral Home last. Wednesday evening. Lunch was served at the Log Cabin Restaurant following the service. • • Mrs. Nelson. Higgins visited last week with. Mr. and Mrs. , Carman Farrier and Brian, Miss Winnifred FArrier of Long Branch and Mr. and Mrs. Rod McLeod and family of Etobicoke. Mr. and Mrs. William Nahrgang of Rostock visited last- Sunday with his uncle_ and aunt Mr. and Mrs. William Gow. Mrs. Leonard Brindley and Ronnie of Dungannon had her father William Gow to London last Monday to see the eye specialist Dr. Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ladd and Kim of, Goderich visited last Saturday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Gow. Mr. and Mrs.,Les Shaw and messages The study on the Caribbean was given by ,Mrs. Lawrence Taylor ' with the subjects, "Tourism" and "Society - with its tension". A short discussion followed on how tourism affects an area. The Minutes were read, visits to sick and shut-ins recorded, and collection was received and dedicated. 4-H Clubs meet The "Belgrave Busy Bees 4-H Group on February 13 discussed qUilting and diffetunt quilted articles. They cut out materials for quilting samples and worked on them. Belgrave II 4-H Belgrave II 4-H Club met February 13 with leaders Mrs. Richard Moore and Mrs. Bryan Black. 20 members answered the roll call "What 4-H means to me". Elected officers were: „ President - Debbie Foxton; Vice President - Bonnie Walker; Secretary - Marilyn Maclntyre; Press Reporter - Lisa Thompson; Mrs. Lynda Lentz, guest speaker, spoke on 'Emotional Health and Family Life". Pamela of London visited on. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Vin ;and Mrs. Grace Cook were SUnday visitors with Mrs. 'Telford Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch , Julie and Jeffery of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston and Tara of Ilderton spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and Mrs. Laura Johnston. Mrs. Johnston and Tara remained for a couple of days. Mrs. Earl Anderson visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Schreiber of Milton 'and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson of Rexdale. Mrs. Dorothy Pelfer of Weston- is spending a few days wtih Mrs. ,,Earl Anderson. Mrs. Robert Procter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter and Karen visited on Sunday with Rev. Chailes and Mrs. Speakman of Minesing. Mrs. Dennis Ensom of Sarnia, Mr. and. Mrs. Larry Mayberry, Marilyn, Kimberely and Darryl ,Of Londesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter, Karen and Kevin enjoyed a birthday party at the home of Mrs. Robert Procter and in honour of her daugher Maxine. Mr. and Mrs. George Bieman andPaul of Fergus visited, last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Roger ,,,Bieman also visiting at the same' home were Mrs. Agnes Rieman and Evelyn. Hold euchre 2nd. Line The second line euchre was held last Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig with five tables in play. High Lady - Joanne Edgar; High Man - Ed Stewart; Low Lady - Mrs. Larry Elston; Low Man - Glen Sellers; Most lone hands lady - Mrs. Tom Miller; Most lone hands man - Tom Barnes. Nine Tables Nine tables were played at the Belgrave Weekly euchre last Wednesday. evening in W.I. Hall with winners. High Lady - Mrs. Rena Bone; High' Man - Victor Youngblut; Low Lady - Mrs. Herb Clayton; LOw Man - John Anderson; Novelty Lady - Mrs. Willard Armstrong; Novelty Man George Michie. At an exhibition game, layed in Ripley on February 17, Ripley defeated the Belgrave Senior Tykes 8-1. Hockey teams play On February 13 in a 'Midget Hockey game played in Belgrave, Clifford and Belgrave were tied 7-7. On February 16, two Tyke Exhibition games were played in Belgrave with the Belgrave At the Blyth Tournament on Saturday, ' Junior Tykes losing to Monkton, ' February 25, the ,4-0: The Senior Tykes-won their Belgrave Senior Tykes will be ganie against Monkton by a score participating, playing a game at 9 of 8-4. -` a.m. against Ripley. .