The Brussels Post, 1977-02-23, Page 3Iton
WI entertains at
bfrthckly party
reported. Mrs. Cliff Ritchie gave
the treasurer's report. A letter
was read about "Luncheon is
Served," but was decided not
to have it. The World Day of
Prayer was announced for March
4 at 2 pm. with Rev. Ed Baker the
speaker.
The meeting was closed with
prayer. A social half hour was
enjoyed when lunch was served
by Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Uhler
and the hostess.
SNOWED IN At press time Tuesday the snow in Brussels and area had started
to melt a little, for the first time this winter. But on the weekend, there was a snow
bank almost up to the roof of the Barry Golley house in Brussels.
(Photo by Langlois)
Hear old time music
after euchre party
Mrs, Betty McCall
Corre,spondent
887-6677
everal members of the Walton
men's Institute and friends
re at Huronview, Clinton on
dnesday afternoon when the
idents were entertained to a
ram to help celebrate the 25
dents with February
hdays.
rs. Herb Traviss at the piano
Mrs. Emerson Mitchell with
r violin played a prelulde of
sic as people were gathering.
rs. Alvin M cDonald was
cee for the program. A
-song was enjoyed with Mrs.
Humphries at the piano..
s. Jim Axtmann gave two
dings. Mrs. Traviss and Mrs.
itchell also sang several
ourites with everyone joining.
Cathy McGavin sang a solo
Allison and Lesley Traviss
g a duet.
rs. M itchell and Mrs,
mphries pleased the audience
rs. Harvey Craig was hostess
er home for the February unit
eting on Wednesday
moon,
rs. Hugh Johnston opened
devotions with the Apostle
ed read in unision. Hymn 504,
love to tell the story" was
g. Scripture reading was
en from St. Luke 6:1112,
owed by prayer by Mrs.
nston.
rs. Fred Uhler had the topc
h readings on "The Legend Of
with some good old tyre toe
tapping music.,
Happy Birthday was sung,
when candles were lit on a
birthday cake, then gifts were
given out to the ones with
birthdays followed by cup cakes
and Oa served to all present.
Personals
Allison and Lesley Traviss
spent the past week with their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Traviss while their parents Dr.
Brian and Mrs. Traviss of
Waterloo were on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moffett of
Stratford spent the weekend at
the same home.
Come to the W.I. euchre on
Tuesday, March 1 at 8:30 p.m.
Lunch is provided.
Mr. Martin Baan, R.R.#3,
Walton is a patient at University
Hospital, London.
Mrs. Lorne Badley, R.R.#3,
Walton, is a patient, Room 12
east wing , University Hospital,
London. Both patients would
appreciate visitors.
the Valentine" and "My Belated
Valentine", also a poem,
"Changed but how". Mrs.
Johnston,read a poem, "Make
Believe". The offering was
recieved and dedicated. Hymn
488, "come let us sing of a
wonderfull love" closed this
portion of the meeting.
Mrs. Martin Baan presided for
the business. Minutes were read
by the secretary, Mrs. Harold
McCallum.Roll call was answered
by 9 members. One sick call was
There were 10 tables in play at
the progressive euchre on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 15th held
in the Walton Community Hall.
Institute members in charge
were Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs.
Emerson Mitchell, Mrs. Ken
McDonald and Mrs. Allan
McCall.
Prize winners were: High
lady-Mrs. Stanley Hillen, low
lady-Mrs. Herman Plaas, High
Gordon Murray, low man-Harold
Bolger, Lucky chair, Mrs. Alvin
McDonald.
Mrs. Stewart Humphries won
the door prize, a painted table
centre piece donated by Mrs. E.
Mitchell. Following lunch we
were favoured with some good, old
time music by Mrs. E. Mitchell
and Mrs. Bill Humphries.
The next euchre will be held on
Tuesday, March 1 at 8:30 pm.
Hostess in charge will be, Mrs.
Kathy Achilles, Mrs. Jack
Gordon, Mrs. Harvey Craig and
Mrs. Bill Humphries.
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WILLIAM W. SMITH
illiam Wilson Smith died on
urday, February 12 in
ugham and District H ospital
owing an illness of over three
iths. He was 73 years of age.
lifetime resident of the area,
vas born on the 6th concession
Trey Township, a son of the
Oliver Smith and Mary
and and attended school at
.No. 3 Grey.
n 1931 he was united in
rriage to Adeline Burnett of
ra, who survives, along with
son Ross of Lethbridge, Alta.,
daughters, Isabelle, Mrs.
ert Wheeler, Brussels and
n, Mrs. Larry Lahn of
foyer; three sisters Mrs. Jean
lor; Mrs. Margaret Sweeney
Brussels and Mrs. Marjory
chic of Walton"-rand two
hers Charles of Blyth and
es of Brussels.
Wo sisters Mrs. Marion'
ghtnian arid Mrs. Elizabeth
diff and one brother Hugh
deceased him. Five grand-
dren will miss a loving
ndfather. Fifteen ye'ars ago he
red from farthing to live in
ssels,
Bill" will be keenly missed in
family circle, in his
hbourhood, and as a member
elville Church where he had
ed faithfully on the Board of
'lagers and the Kirk Session
many years.
is funeral service was
ducted on Tuesday, Febrattry
from the M.L.Watt Funeral
e with Rev. Kenneth Innes in
rge, assisted by Rev. Eric
retv
he pallbearers were Gerald
son, Jattes Mail., Leo Deitner,
Wilbee, Murray Cardiff ;
James Smith.
The flowerbearers were: Mel
McCarter, Lyle Cooney, Ivan
Wightman and Mrs. Margaret
Fogarty.
Interment was made in
Memorial Chapel with spring
burial in Brussels Cemetery.
HAZEL DELL VAN CAMP
Hazel Dell Van Camp of
Belgrave died Tuesday, February
15 in .Wingham and District
Hospital following a long illness.
She was 75.
Born in Morris Township on
August 18, 1901, she was
educated at Belgrave Public
School and Wingham High
School. She was the daughter of
the late James Taylor and Jennie
Taylor of Brookhaven Nursing
Home.
Her husband, to whom she was
married at her parents' home in
During the week .February 14 -
20, officers at Wingham. OPP
Detachment conducted thirty-one
itevestigations,
Twelve charges were laid under
the Highway Traffic Act with 12
warnings issued.
Three Charges were laid tinder
the Liotior Licence Act.
Four charges were laid under
the Critninal Code.
During the week, thereWerden
Motor Vehicle Collisions which
caused an estimated, 0,00000 iii
property dattage and injuries to
three persons.
Morris on September 13, 1922
also survives along with children,
Clare of R.R.4, Brussels, Mrs.
Norma Davidson, Glencoe, Jack
of Belgrave, Glenn of R.R.4,
BrUssels, Donna, Mrs. Kenneth
Johnston, Victoria B.C., and Kay,
Mrs. Bert Harris, Teeswater. A
sister, Miss Lille Taylor of
Wingham, also survives, along
with 18 grandchildren.
The late Mrs. Van Camp was a
member of Belgrave Anglican
Church.
Funeral services were held
Thursday from the S.J.Walker
Funeral Home in Wingham. Rev.
Fred Carson officiated, assisted
by Rev. R. Armstrong, Wingham. •
Pallbearers were grandsons,
Raymond, Keith and Gary Van
Camp, and Harold Jardin, Len
Zevengurgen and Gary Black.
Flower bearers were Graeme
Anderson, Jack Taylor and
Ronald Van Camp.
On Saturday, February 19,
Doreen A. Balaski of GOderich,
Ontario was involved in a single
car accident on County Road #25
at County Road 22, East
Wa.vvanosh Township. Doreen A.
Balaski was injured as a result of
the accident, as well as two
passengers in her vehicle, Ruby
J. Irwin arid Terry A: Gordon,
both of Goderich.
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IMPORTANT
MEETING
Wednesday, March 2
8pm at the TEXAN GRILL
This is an important meeting for the
business places of Brussels and a full
attendance is urged to discuss the questionl
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THE_ BRUSSELS POST." FEBRUARY 210 1971
OPP reports injuries
to three persons