The Citizen, 1991-07-10, Page 8Carolyn McAvoy conducts the decoration day service at Brandon Cemetery at Belgrave
Sunday afternoon. A good crowd attended despite the extreme heat and most quickly sought
the shade.
Belgrave
Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
Good turnout
at Procter reunion
Pletch family
holds reunion
A reunion of family members of
the late Herb and Annie Pletch, was
held at the Women's Institute Hall
in Belgrave on Sunday, June 30,
with 76 in attendance.
Don Pletch of Ilderton welcomed
everyone there. After thanking
those who helped him organize the
reunion, he then asked the Bless
ing. A delicious pot luck dinner
was enjoyed by everyone.
Following the meal, a short busi
ness meeting was held, and it was
unanimously decided to hold
another reunion next year, with
Don Pletch as President and a com
mittee to help him, consisting of
Kevin Pletch, Bonnie Pletch, Bon
nie Hogan, Barry Pletch, Barbara
Fullarton, and Wayne Pletch.
Irene and Gib Sauve were then
honoured on the occasion of their
40th wedding anniversary. Several
other prizes were given out for var
ious occasions. Irene Sauve con
ducted an interesting quiz on the
history of the Plelch family.
Kevin and Barb Pletch then led
the group in races, fun and games
with prizes given.
Family group pictures were then
taken outdoors. The majority of the
clan then moved to the ball park
where they enjoyed a game of ball
with everyone participating. The
rest of the afternoon was spent in
visiting and getting to know all the
cousins. Supper was held at 5:30. A
good time was had by all.
Family members attended from
Willowdale, Rockwood, Kitchener,
Kingston, Paisley, Teeswater,
Wingham, Brussels, Belgrave,
Ilderton, Cambridge, Seaforth, Lis-
towel, Milverton and Goderich.
115 attend reunion
The Robinson reunion was held
in East Wawanosh Public School
on July 7, with 115 people present.
A delicious pot luck meal was
enjoyed by all at 1 p.m. followed
by a bridal shower for Sandra
Robinson whose marriage will take
place on August 10.
The children young and old were
anxious to take part in the game
organized by Doris Robinson and
Joyce Thompson. Special prizes
were given to Joe Thompson of
Goderich, the oldest person; male
with most rings, Elliott Dunlop of
Windsor; female with most rings,
Bonnie Dunlop of Windsor, Joyce
Copeland, Vicki McKee of Wing
ham; anniversary closest to July 7,
Doreen and Jack Mali; birthday
closest to July 7, Ross Thompson
and Bill Robinson; longest tie,
Lawrence Taylor.
Everyone present appreciated the
extra efforts of Mary, Doris and
Janice Robinson for making the
day such a success.
Kinsmen
calendar
winners
Belgrave Kinsmen Calendar
draw winners for the week were:
Sunday, June 30, Jan Kuff, RR 4,
Wingham, $250; Monday, July 1,
Mary Ann Cruickshank, Wingham,
$50; Tuesday, July 2, Donna Nel
son, Beeton, $50; Wednesday, July
3, Ken Stewart, Blyth, $50; Thurs
day, July 4, Joe Cassel, RR 1, Mil
verton, $50; Friday, July 5, John
Moran, Teeswater, $50; Saturday,
July 6, Barbara Walsh, Blyth, $100.
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On Sunday, July 7 the seventh
annual Procter reunion was held at
the W.I. Hall, Belgrave. There were
78 in attendance coming from the
Belgrave and surrounding area as
well as Simcoe, Grand Bend, Elk
Lake, London, Brampton, Kitchen
er, Tavistock, Ingersoll, Missis
sauga and Markham.
People extend
sympathy
Belgrave and community neigh
bours and friends wish to extend
sincere sympathy to Mrs. Clarence
Hanna, her family and all other rel
atives in the sudden loss of a dear
husband and father Clarence W.
Hanna who passed away in the
Wingham and District Hospital,
Saturday, June 29 following a tra
gic accident.
Mrs. Friances Holland of Kincar
dine and Mrs. Winnifred Johnston
of Wingham were Saturday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone
house.
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB
Rubber Duck River Run
FINAL
RESULTS
2nd Prize - Barbeque - John Haasnoot
3rd Prize - 12 Speed Bike - Ian Wilbee
4th Prize - 12 Speed Bike - Dorothy Preston
5th Prize - Lounge and Chair - Jamie Miners
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES WERE DONATED BY LOCAL
BUSINESSES & THEIR SUPPLIERS
1st Prize - $1,000. Jim Snider
6th - Dow Elanco - 3 lawn chairs - Megan &
Tricia Teeft
7th - Monsanto - 1 beach club cooler & jug -
Bev Subject
8th - Sandoz Canada - Panasonic Walkman -
Judy Hahn
9th - Dupont - 3 speed fan - Shirley Bell
10th - Hoecht - AM-FM Stereo Mate - Danny
McKay
11th - ICI Chipman -12" fan - Lloyd Wheeler
12th - BASF - Horsehoe set John Mitchell
13th - Cyanamid - 2 lawn chairs - Shirley
Alcock
14th - Niagara - Indoor-Outdoor Thermometer -
Andrew Baker
15th - Brussels Variety - Thermos Tote Bag -
Laverne Jamieson
50th - McGavIn's Farm Supply - Toy Tractor -
Bob Tyerman
100th - Thompson's Meats - Gift Certificate -
Edith Pipe
150th - Radford’s -12' Tape - Steve Blake
200th - Brussels Agromart - Gift Certificate -
James Hugill
250th - Cardiff & Mulvey - Smoke Detector - C.
Wood
300th - Golden Lantern - Gift Certificate - Peg
& Jeff Lockridge
350th - Dauphin Feeds - Dog Food - John A.
Lowe
400th - Brussels Auto - Gift Certificate - Wayne
Riley
450th - Brussels E.M.A. - Fruit Basket - Roy
Alcock
500th - McDonald Hardware - Cooler - Ray
Switzer
550th - Oldfield Hardware - L'll Oscar Cooler -
Karen Quesenberry
600th - McDonald Hardware - 1 Shishkabob Set
-Toby Rainey
650th - Country Garden Flowers - Gift Certificate
-Jane DeVries
700th - Brussels Pharmacy - 6 mugs - The
Group from Miller Lake
750th - Maitland Valley Insurance - Fire
Extinguisher - Ryan Newman
800th - Topnotch Feeds - Dog Food - Oscar
Ducharme
850th - Todd's Bakery - Gift Certificate - Ben
Gowlng
900th - Just For You - Gift Certificate - Shannon
White
950th - The Citizen - Gift Certificate - Sharon &
Henry Devlin
1000th - B & G Electric - Tap Set - Megan &
Tricia Teeft
1050th - Brussels Motors - Gift Certificate - Pete
Lister
1100th - Bank of Commerce - Safety Deposit
Box - Bobbi Marten
1150th - John Harrison Framing - Picture Frame
- Heather
1200th - Cook's Feed - Dog Food - Iona McLean
1250th - J. L.- McCutcheon Motors - Gift
Certificate - Mary Davidson
1300th - Blyth Distributors - Case of Fruit Juice
-Ab. Corbitt
1350th - Jane Draper - Mop Doll - Paul Tolton
1400th - Radford's - 12’ Tape Measure - Don
Sholdlce
1450th - McDonald Lumber - Shishkabob Set -
Danny White
Please pick up prizes at the Golden Lantern Restaurant.
Corporate Winner - McDonald Lumber
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND SEE YOU
AGAIN NEXT YEAR
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB
After an hour of reminiscing and
renewing old friendships a deli
cious meal consisting of barbecue
chicken, salads and a variety of
desserts was enjoyed by all.
Following a brief business meet
ing everyone participated in a vari
ety of games and competitions.
Highlights were the paper bag race,
water balloon toss, apple bobbing
and a tug of war.
Prizes were given to all who par
ticipated. Special honour went to
the youngest in attendance which
was Ben Procter, son of Ken and
Lila Procter and the oldest in atten
dance which was Mrs. Alice Proc
ter of Pinecrest Nursing Home,
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