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People we know
Mr. and Mrs, John. Simp-
son and Joan spent a week in
Newfoundland wisiting her
niece Nancy Craig.
Mrs. Glenna Stephens, is,
home from Kitchener after
attending the wedding of her
grandson, Jim, to Susan
Himerich, daughter of Dr,
and. Mrs. Lorne Himerich.
The young couple will reside
in Kitchener where both are
chartered accountants.
The fam :ily of Mrs. Glenna
Stephens, Mrs. Dot Higgins
of Toronto, Dr. and Mrs.
Regis Pelloux of Banton, Dr.
and Mrs. Russell. Stephens of
Kitchener, holidayed togeth-
er at the cottage at Red Bay.
Miss Lillian Powell, Seaforth
has returned home after
visiting her cousin Mrs. Ida
Evans. They enjoyed a five
day tour North to Moos anee.
Bob Kennedy of Ottawa
has been a visitor with his
grandmother, Mrs.. R. W.
Kennedy.
Lyle and Alice Brothers
, had their daughters Darlene
and Nancy visiting at their
home this past weekend. Also
visiting for the. week 'w as
their grandson, Simon, and
Darlene's in-laws Mr. and
Mrs. Robb of Woodland
Beach.
Ray and Elaine Heming-
way, Vancouver have been
visiting his parents, Carl and
Eleanor Hemingway, and
family.
' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hem-
ingway attended the funeral
of Mrs. -Wesley (Edna)
Whytock in Teeswater on
Sunday.
ACCESS FOR DISABLED — A new ramp is
being built in Brussels at the Post Office. This
ramp is funded by the government. It is to help
Stewarts meet near Walton
Obituaries
MARJORIE ALLETHIA
(LEM] SMITH
Mrs Marjorie Allethia
(Letta) Smith, formerly of
Brussels, died at the Hillside
Rest Home, R.R. 5, Stratford
on Monday, August 3rd, at
the age of 71 years.
She was predeceased by
her husband Ernest Smith.
Surviving are one daugh-
ter, Mary (Mrs. Clifford Mar-
row) of Stratford and son
Stuart of Goderich. Also
surviving are sisters Mary
Bird of Goderich, Alice Clou-
tier of Toronto, Margaret
(Mrs. Sam F ear) of Belgrave
and Florence Newbigging of
Pontiac, Mich.; brothers
Herb Hawkins of Brussels
and Alf Nichohof Belgrave.
The late Mrs. Smith rested
at the Brussels Chapel of the
M.L. Watts Funeral Home
Where service was held at
3:30 p.m, on Wednesday,
August 5th, conducted by the
Rev. Dan Sargent of St.
John's Anglican Church,
Brussels. Pallbearers were:
Tom Bernard, Adam Smith,
Glen Smith, Tom Miller,
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Flower bearers were Andrea
and Lisa Smith. Interment in
Brussels Cemetery.
MRS. MARJORIE MaeLEAN-
Mrs. Marjorie MacLean,
the former Marjorie Ryan,
and widow of Malcolm (Mac)
MacLean of Brussels died in
Mapleton Manor Nursing
Home, Listowel, on Wednes-
Now that the postal strike
is over, it is nice again to
have our column appearing
in all nine newspapers.
Rev. Darrah conducted the
Sunday morning service
assisted by Miss Margaret
McQueen at the organ. The
choir sang the anthem Bring
Them In For Jesus. Ethel
Houston, Beatrice Young,
John McTaggart, Ethel Hill,
Jitney
Brussels Lawn Bowling Jit-
ney Results from August 10
were:
Geo. Inglis
Man Coultes
Carl Hemingway
Tom Dunn
Marg. Douglas
Les. Douglas
Marg. Mundell
Gordon Gibson
Vera Hupfer
Ida Evans
day, August 12th, 1981, in
her 85th year.
Surviving are her sisters
Miss Jane Ryan and Miss
Peggy Ryan both of Toronto,
Mrs. Sarah Anderson and
Mrs. Charlotte Carson, both
of Ireland and brother Rich-
ard Ryan of Australia, also
several nieces and nephews.
The late Majorie MacLean
rested at the Peebles Funeral
Mabel Garrow, Andy
Houston, Ernest Appleton
enjoyed a van ride to
Stratford. While one of the
ladies had an appointment
the others spent the time
browsing through the mall.
It was off to London on
Tuesday for appointments
and Ann. Devlin, Norman
Dupee, Clarence Smith, Eber
Lewis, Al Macey, Earl
Durnin, Wray Cornish and
Tom Schmidt accompanied
the van.
We are getting a lot of use
out of our Stereo equipment
The Brussels United Church
choir met at the lovely honie
of Emily and George Cousins
on Tuesday evening for a
social gathering.
A reading was given by
Sarah Stephenson: The choir
President, Betty Campbell
presented a gift of rememb-
more accessible for
(Photo by Langlois)
Home, John Street, Atwood
after 2:00 p.m. Thursday,
August 13th until Friday,
August 14th when service
and committal were held at
the Funeral Home at 2:00
p.m.
Rev. Eric Le Drew of
Brussels United Church offi-
ciated. Interment in Elma
Centre Cemetery.
is back
and one afternoon was spent
listening to many fine old
records of the homes and
Frank Bissett's. We were
happy .this week to have Mr.
Chelut showing his slides of
a trip made to Yugoslavia.
Mr. Chelut gave a very
interesting and informative
talk about the country and we
would like to thank him again
for spending that time with
us.
Mrs. Prouty led the
singing at the Bible Study on
Thursday afternoon, and
Ethel Hill read a. poem
ranee of the choir to Marie
Le Drew, who is a faithful
member, and will be missed
very much.
A delicous lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess and choir
members.
A vote of thanks for having
us in their home was given by
Murray Hoover.
On Saturday afternoon,.
August 8, some 60 relatives of
the family of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Stewart of Brus-
sels gathered at the home of
—Marie and Neil McGavin of
Walton. The Royal Stewart
Tartan was noticed in ties,
shirts and as decoration for
the name cards worn by all
the guests.
Visiting and reminiscing
took place on the roomy deck
of the newly-built addition to
the home: Ball games, boat-
ing and swimming in the
pond provided entertainment
for the younger members of
the group.
A smorgasbord supper was
enjoyed, followed by a trailer-
drawn hay-ride around the
farm and to the bush which
recalled to many of the adults
' the joys and excitement of
maple syrup-making days.
Later, all gathered in at the
attractive family room and
Hazel Matheson gave a brief
history of the four genera-
tions of the family as she
recalled it. Douglas Stewart
of Toronto described where
the Stewart ancestors lived
before they imigrated to
North Easthope in Ontario.
Relatives were • present
from Aurora, Brantford,
Biampton, Don Mills, Agin-
court, Chicago. Sar-
nia, Windsor, Kettle Point,
Toronto, Stratford, Seaforth,
Walton and Brussels.
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