The Brussels Post, 1975-06-04, Page 7OPP Investigates Accidents
Recent investigations carried
ut by the OPP at Wingham
etachment include:
Five investigations with five
ersons charged under the Liquor
ntrol Act.
Twenty-six charges laid with
irty-one warnings issued under
e Highway Traffic Act.
Thirty other investigations,
On Monday, May 26, Harvey
Ashton of Clinton and Neil R.
eece of RR.5, Brussels were
and damages were estimated at
$175.00.
Patricia Weber ofListowel and
Sidney White of R.R.4, Brussels
were involved in a collision in the
Village of Brussels. There were
' no injuries, and damages were
estimated at $125.00. _
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Bluevale. Wdmen's Institute
meeting last ib ThursdayRobsonandm evening.is
Mrs. Mary
Edith Lockhart of Goderich
visited. on Sunday with Mrs.
Clarence Chauney.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Yates of
London called on Miss Nora Van
Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Albert,
Coultes.
Miss Susan Brown of Wingham '
spent a couple of days with her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Mrs. Len Jarvis of 'St.
Catharines spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. James Coultes
and on Sunday attended the 40th
weding annive .rsary celebration
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of
St. Ann's spent the weekend with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. James
Coultes.
Mrs. Earl Anderson returned
home on Saturday ,after visiting
with relatives in Guelph,, Milton
and Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartviell
of Port Credit and Craig Schreiber
of Milton visited with their
grandmother Mrs. Earl Anderson
on the week-end.
Correspondent
Mrs. Lewis Storehouse
Michael McNall of 'Belgrave
who has received a Federal Grant
leaves this week for 101/2 months
in the Canadian Arctic. He will be
carrying out a behaviour study en
jaegers (a gull-like bird) at Coral
Harbour on Southampton Island
in the North-West Territories.
Michael has been in Toronto for
the past 21/2 years as an
Ornithology technician at the
Royal Ontario Museum.
A dinner was held on Sunday,
June 1st at Snell's Restaurant,
Westfield in honour of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Coultes to' celebrate
their fourtieth wedding
anniversary. A social gathering
was held at the Coultes home.
following the dinner. Guests
were present from i Barrie
Shelbourne, Burlington, St.
Catharines, St. Ann's, Clinton,
Wingham, Belgrave, Blyth and
Brussels, •
The couple were married on the
Belgrave UCW
The General meeting of the
Beigrave U.C.W. was held May
8th in the Sunday School room
ith a good attendance.
The meeting opened with the
orship conducted by 'Mrs. Ross
ggins and Mrs. Sam Pletch.
rs. Higgins gave the call to
orship and a hymn was sung.
first day of June 1935, and have
resided on their farm on the sixth
concession of East Wawanosh
since then.
Special guests included Mrs,
Walter Woods, Maid of Honour of
forty years ago. Mrs. COultes was
the former Florence Scott. They
have a family of three children;
Clifford of R.R.1 Belgrave,
Donald of near Wawanesa,
Manitoba and Linda (Mrs. Bruce
Campbell) of R.R.4 Brussels.
There are four grandchildren.
Six tables of euchre were
played in the Belgrave
`Community Rooms last
Wednesday evening. High
Lady-Mrs. Mark Armstrong;Low
Lady-Mrs. Charles Sewers; Lady
Novelty-Mrs. Mildred Stewart.
High Man-William Gow; Low
Man-Mrs. Alma Jardine (Playing
as a man); Man's Novelty-Mrs.
Herb Clayton (playing as a man)
This was the last euchre for the
season.
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The eighth meeting of the
Belgravel club was held on May
26 in the Belgrave Community
Mrs. Pletch gave the meditation
and Mrs. Higgins read a poem,
"For Friends". -
Mrs. Ross Anderson conducted
the business. Minutes of the
• previous meeting were read and
treasurer's report given. Mrs.
Anderson reminded us of the joint
service in Wingham United
Church on June-8. A bale of
Centre. The meeting began with
4*-H pledge and motto, Brenda
Nethery led the roll call, The
leader discussed Achievement
Day activities, and how to model
our blouses for achievement day.
Mrs. Robert Gordon talked about
finishing the lower edge of your
blouse. Mrs. James Bakelaar and
Mrs. Goron demonstrated how to
do a slip stitch. Then all the girls
make a slip stitch.
Mrs. Albert Cole of
Tweedsmuir Hall of London spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. ,
George Michie.
The. Beigrave Men's Choir
presented a concert for the
Couples Club in Metropolitan
United Church, London, last
Tuesday evening.
'We are sorry to hear that Cliff
Logan is a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. He underwent
surgery last Tuesday.
A number from this area
attended the county meeting of
Huron-North L.O.L. held in the
Nebridge Orange Hall last
Wednesday evening. Emerson
Mitchell of Walton predicted.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
attended the service in Fordwich
clothing will be ready to send by
middle of June to. London.
A quartett consisting of Janice
Coultes, Doreen Anderson, ,
Donelda Lamont and Doreen
Taylor favoured us with two
numbers, "To-day" and "Spirit
of God" accompanied by Mrs.
George Johnston on the piano.
Mrs. Anderson introduced our
guest speaker Mrs. Don Vair who
Showed articles she had from
Africa where she was born as her
parents were missionaries. Mrs.
Vair concluded her talk by Mr.
Vair accompanying on the piano
and singing a lovely duet "Acres
of Diamonds".
A hymn was sung and the
meeting closed by all repeating
mizpah bane diction.
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ere no injuries. Damages were
new elde timated at $1100.00.
On Tuesday, May 27, Gerale rs
. Marks of Wingham was I
ured as a result of an accident '
Highway #4, north of the
Spur Line Crossing,
innberry Township.
%Wednesday, May 28, a
icle owned by Barry
cKinnoti of Wingham was
ked on the south side of
ghway 87, when an unknown
hide struck the rear of the
acKinnen vehicle and left the
Ile. Damages were estimated $225.00.
On Saturay, May 31, Ronald
nstra of R.R.#4, ViThigham
s eastbound on Concession 1 -
east of Sideroad 5 w
mberry Township when his
hide struck a cattlebeast,
red by Wilbert Hewitt, which
onto the roadway, Damages
the Boonstra vehiele were
mated at $400.00.
Peter IL Bare of ListoWel was
olved M a single cat accident
Highway #86, west of County
,1:4, Grey Township, No One
injured, and damages *ere
Mated at $450.00..
ere Kruse of Seaforth and
ord Ntalailey of Blyth were
dyed in a toliiaion on King
et west of Highway #4,
'there Were no itiitities
olved in a collision on Highway
, south of 'the Maitland River name. ridge, Morris Township. There
Mrs. Mac Engel
At the regular service in Knox
Church on Sunday morning Jack
Knight and Leslie Knight were
ordained to the ministry of ruling
elders. Bradley,Knight was
received as a Memer of Knox by
confession of faith.
On Sunday, June 15, the
Sacrament of Holy Communion
will be celebrated.
• Miss Emylerie Steiss had as
dinner guests on Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar 11uehn, Conestoga,
Mr, and Mrs. Art Nicholls,
"Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Alex '
Steiss and Mrs. Geo. Evans,
Brussels, and Mrs. Calvin
Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Machan,
Listowel, visited Mr, and Mrs. ,
Earl Dunn on Sunday.
Visiting -with Mr. and Mrs,
Leslie knight were Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Meraggart, Goderich, and
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Simon,
Tirodhagen.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Champion,
MckiSejaw, and Mr. and Mrs. jirit
Morris, Kitchener; visited on
Saturday with Mrs, Calvin
Canieron.
Correspondent •
Sees African items
United Church on Sunday and
later visited with Mr. and. Mrs.
Hans Rybriki, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tudan of R.R.1 Fordwich and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Yurbrigg R.R.2
Clifford.
Sunday afternoon visitors with
Mrs. Maxchall Stonehouse were
Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Davidson of
Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. William
Pinning of Clinton.
Calvin Brick U.C.W. held a
smorgasbord supper in the W.I.
Hall on Saturday evening. Mrs.
Ivan Wightwan, Mrs. Ross
Higgins, Mrs. Gordon Higgins,
'Mrs. Leonard James, Mrs.
Coultes, Mrs. Stan Hopper, Mrs.
James Hunter, Mrs. Stanley
Black and Mn. Norman Coultes
attended the District Annual of
Huron West in Blyth Memorial
Hall on May .25. Mrs. Ivan
Wightman was elected president
of the Huron West District.
Mr. and Mrs. ,John Evans of
Sarnia called• on Miss Nora Van
Camp on Friday.
Mrs. Claire Rainer of Scarboro
spent the week-end with her
mother Mrs. Clarence Channey
A number of W.I. Members
attended the May Flower
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