The Citizen, 2003-06-18, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2003.
FROM BELGRAVE
Good
turnout
to Club
meeting
Lome Campbell welcomed
everyone as the Belgrave
Community Club met on Friday,
June 6 in the Belgrave Arena with 21
members and three guests present.
Barbara Anderson introduced Ron
and Jean Dann of Grand Bend who
were visiting on behalf of the Zone.
Discussions followed on how to
improve the seniors meetings and
activities. They stated that the
seniors clubs were established to
keep seniors active and healthy.
Louise Bosman introduced Debbie
Busby of Sweets and Treats of
Wingham, who spoke on making
various chocolate items. She then
asked the group to choose
ingredients they would like in both a
white chocolate slab, and a chocolate
slab. After all the ingredients were
put into the dishes they were put in
the freezer for 10 minutes, then
tasted.
Mrs. Busby had displayed various
unique items she had made of
chocolate and talked about how
popular some items had become. She
now displays and sells her chocolate
to stores in Wingham and the
surrounding area. She presented
each one present with a chocolate
flower to take home.
During the business Donna Shaw
reported that there were some seats
available for the cruise on the St.
Clair River, taking place on Aug. 6.
Anyone interested coula call Donna.
Registration forms are available
for the USSO annual meeting Aug.
11-13 in Toronto. The next shoot
parties are June 13, and June 27. The
next seniors meeting will be Sept. 5.
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Family
attends
memorial
Bill and Muriel Coultes and Janice
Matheson attended the memorial
service for the late Ann Cameron, in
Humbercrest United Church,
Toronto, on Friday, June 13. Ann
passed away quietly in her home in
Toronto on Monday, June 9, after
having spent several days visiting
with nieces and nephews in the
Teeswater area, and with Janice on
Thursday, June 5 in ner home.
Ann was born Elizabeth Ann
Pletch in 1920, and spent several
years as a flight sergeant in the air
force where she met her first
husband, Frank Warrell. He was
killed in action a few days before the
end of the Second World War.
Ann was stationed in various
pla< es such as London, New York
and Washington and was a decoder
of classified material.
Ann then married John Cameron
(deceased) and lived and worked as
a school secretary in Toronto, until
retiring.
Ann is survived by son Douglas,
daughter Barbara (Steele) and son
Steven, and two grandsons. She is
also survived by one sister Hilda of
Vancouver; one brother Tom (Edna)
Pletch of Brussels, and one sister-in-
law Thelma Pletch of Belgrave. She
is also survived by many nieces and
nephews in the surrounding area.
She was predeceased by sisters,
Llewella (Armstrong), Gladys
(Colvin); Irene (Sauve) Laura (Gall)
and brothers Ernest, Sam, George,
Wallace, and Steve.
The family have requested that
memorial donations may be made in
memory of Ann to the War Amps, 1
Maybrook Dr., Scarborough, ON
M1V5K9.
Bikes
stolen
from deck
On June 11 at 10:15 a.m. OPP
were called to a home on Princess
Street in Brussels over the theft of
bikes.
Sometime that night a person
entered the rear yard of the property
and stole two bikes from the deck, a
red Haro Revo BMX trick bike and
a blue Haro Cosmo BMX trick
bike. The property is valued at
$1,000.
Call the Huron OPP or Crime
Stoppers with any information that
could lead to the recovery of the
stolen bikes.
Learning by observing
Dozens of area business people toured the Wescast plant east of Wingham last Tuesday as
part of the Huron Manufacturing Group’s quarterly dinner meeting. Duncan Kidd, centre, a
sand processor at Wescast for almost four years led Walton business owner Dorothy
Cummings, second from right, and several other visitors through the manifold manufacturing
plant. (Janice Becker photo)
PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
By Linda
Campbell
Call
357-2188
A large crowd of family, friends
and neighbours attended an open
house to celebrate the 80th birthday
of Clare Van Camp on Sunday, June
8 in the WI Hall. At a family dinner
held later he was given plaques of
congratulations from Paul Steckle,
MPP for Huron-Bruce; Premier
Ernie Eves and Prime Minister Jean
Chretien.
Among those attending from a
distance were Keith and daughter
Kate Van Camp of High River, AB,
along with guests from Sarnia, St.
Catharines, Fenlon Falls, Glencoe,
Strathroy, Waterloo and London.
Letters were read from his
grandsons Mike and Darryl Jardin
who were not able to attend. His
great-granddaughter, Kendall Jardin
gave him a crown birthday hat to
make him King for a day.
June 1 was a lovely sunny Sunday
for the Martin family reunion at the
N Uniked Way
ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING
June 26, 2003
7 p.m.
OMAFRA
Resource Centre
100 Don St., Clinton
SPECIAL SPEAKER:
KIM BILKE
Executive Director
Tilbury Information and
Help Centre
EVERYONE WELCOME
home of George and Elizabeth
Procter of Morris Twp.
Approximately 50 family
members attended from Vancouver,
Chicago, Detroit, Ottawa, Kingston,
Toronto, Guelph, Vineland, Desboro
and Ethel. The youngest member
was 10 months and the eldest was
eighty.
Following the noon meal the
afternoon was spent reminiscing and
renewing acquaintances. _ .
Aunts, uncles and cousins
gathered at the home of Bill and
10 tables in play
at Belgrave shoot
There were 10 tables of shoot in
play on Friday, June 13 at the
Community Centre.
Winners were; high lady, Louise
Schistle; second high lady, Marie
Stewart; most shoots, Lois
Chamney; low lady, Ada Taylor;
high man, Nell Johnston; second
high man, Mary Taylor; most shoots,
Steve Tripp; low man, Marie Park.
The next shoot is Friday, June 20
at 1:30 p.m.
Seven tables of euchre were in
Graduation
_____ i
Eileen, Congratulations on
your Graduation.
Love your brothers & sisters,
nephews & nieces.
Muriel Coultes, following the
baptism of Mackenzie Muriel
Wightman, and the Knox United
Church chicken barbecue on
Father’s Day, Sunday, June 15.
Mackenzie is the daughter of Brian
and Alison Wightman. Norman and
Florence Wightman of Auburn also
attended.
Brenda Jones of Huntsville visited
for a few days at her mother’s Betty
Irwin. Helen Wilson of London
visited Sunday evening at the home
of Betty Irwin.
play on Wednesday, June 11 in the
Women’s Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Viola
Adams; second high lady, Mary
Taylor; lone hands, Jane Grasby;
novelty, Mary Caslick; high man,
Bill Somerville; second high man,
Wilfi Caslick; lone hands, Laura
Johnston; novelty, Allan Edgar.
This was the last euchre for the
season. Euchre will resume again on
Wednesday, Oct. 15 at 8 p.m.
Graduation
Eileen Exel graduated from
the Culinary Management
Program at Fanshawe College
on June 12, 2003. She is
currently employed at
Sanders on the Beach, Grand
Bend. Congratulations Eileen.
Love Mom & Dad