HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-03-02, Page 1POST PUBLISFUNG HOUSE, 12.00 A y I ol.t. Aftiou.kee THE iitkIJSSEILS POST, TI11.111.SDA.Y MAIL
AUDIENCE BRAVE STORM. TO SEE "COLORAMA"'
PRESENTED BY BRUSSELS FIGURE SKATING CLUB
STEWART A. MacGREGOR, FA.C.D.•
BUILDING AND
CONTENTS ARE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
A 81ovago building and contents
a the XVII). Strotychnk. Orchards,
et the westerly Mutts of this
viitage, were destroyed by fire
undetermined origin, which
V.-as tiff eovred tti. approximately
Saturday morning.
Lost in ine ot.a7o w('ro jut)
fnishels ' of apples, •Imito ;I mo °
hokes, Tedder's, ;tpraying equip-
'tent etc:
r. Siva' ychuk. had warm
words or prn Ise for iirlissel$
vpitinteor firemen who fought.
the raincS in sub-zero weather
that (footed then with tee, in a
sueceSsful effort to save the
adjacent cold storage plant..
Mr. Stratychuk has stated his
intention to rebuild.
MRS. SYLVSSTER RAVNAkD
Mi•g. ,SylveSter 'Rayner& List-
t.itel, died Wednesday iii Listowel
\16-terial }tot:mita1, at the age of
54. She wa.s ,the former Christine
McFarlane.
She is survived by her husband;
Donald British Columbia, ,Tosenb.
(trey Township., William, List-
owel,' and Thomas, Palmerston;
a daughter, Mrs. Paul (Barbara)
LtstoWei; brOthers Walt-
er, Listowel, Munn, Morria Town-
ship, Thomas, are Township;
sister, Mrs. aerdoti (.Tattet) Mc
Phertleil, Vii, ttelen'S,
The body is resting at the ti
A. Ttatiti Funeral Home, Brus-
"Sr4, Where the fuheral Service
Will be held at g p.ta, SaturdaY,
turial will he In Mount Pleasant
OPME'i
The EteattOfili
Centennial Quilt
Mrs. George Wheeler and Mrs.
lielnibgiVtly tt p peared (10
NI'1:,arly program , CANN', cm
Tuesday, to display the Centen-
nial Quilt or the Brussels Horti-
cultural Society.
There Were nutty favottrahle
eomments about the beauty of the
This is the 171oral Emblems Or
the provinces, N.W,'f . and the
Yukon.
The quilt will he on display
in Ran 0 TF'urtlititto Store front
time to time and tickets are
available from 'any TTortictllf erai
member.
All proceeds will he used On (lie
Centennial Pert; and flower beds
Of the town ,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. Wes Budnark is a patient
in. Victoria. T-Tospital, London,
Mr. and Mrs. 'T.toy Cousins have
returned from Florida,
Mr, and Mrs. (1, Hahermehl. Of
Hespler, were visitors with Mrs.
(leo. Chidlow,
Miss Doris McDonald is re-
CUDevating frotti gashes suffered
In a pnotinnebtle tradittlj..
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
MacGregpv was bore at
Paeltenhant in the. Ottawa Valley
and received hiS education there
and ill ,\rnprior and at the Univer4
airy of Torok°,
Ike has practised in Toronto
sineo grkdnation in 1911, For
a number of yearn. Tie vas in
general pr4ctice but his interegl
nextistry for Children grew
until be finally' reel:rioted his
practice to children. Tle 'Was
granted his specialist's certificate
in (fly niotteered for better
dental services to eldhiren both
front the standpoint of 'Eniver.:
city training and for better dental
services for children from the
dental profektiion Ile now heads
the Department of VaedotionticS
;At the Faculty of Dentistry heing;
responsible for its organization
rri 194'1. He is also responsible
for the preSent dental services at
the llospital for . Sick Children
and wily recently relinotrished
the Directorship of the tiePart-
ment, Fie holds a Professor-
ship and has been honoured by
being made a. rellow or the inter-
'Ilonal College of Dentists.
pioneer in stimulating, the in-
terest of stielt voluntary organ-
izations as the Red Cross and
Children's Aid Societies, he has
1`'1•I'f7 4 0111.ed -Dentistry on the
Board Of the Ontario Division of
.0 ('rem and has been respon-
•• foe the organisation, star-
and operation of Dental
Collates, owned by the Junior Iced
cp o ss and which are operated in
retnote eoninmnitieS in the north
Where no dental Services are
01Insrwio avaiil ihlc. TTe also dir-
ected a project by Junior Red
Cross in the out-ports of NeW.
foundlorid to bring dental oflueriti
ion and services to the‘ i li4.ttigitt
of these remote areas. :if&
sueceeded in establishing services. .
for ehildron of the Children's Aid.
Society, More recently he has
arranged through junior Bed
Cross. to have these children
Oared for who safer emotionally.
tit(' regnit of disfiguring con-
ditions due fo crooked teeth and
whose parents cannot pay for
the erticeS of a specialist.
invitations to give eourses in:
-Dentistry for Children bare come
froM fat and wide, The Federal
ileparT111.Pflt cif National Health
end Welfare organized courses for
dentists across Canada with Dr.
•Macaregor as Clinician, Tic' has
eeltired to professional groups ill
('snails, (Irent TIritain and the
United States and is known by
many "Home and School Assoeint-
i ,•ee in Ontarin where his lecture.
hes been rr highlight. of their
Health Night programmes.
ro Socak Her ,, March 10th
Dr. Maccfregor has agreed to
come to -Brussels on Friday oven-
hug March 10th. 1907. to speak to
at audience of adult townspeople
on dental 'health and to discuss
0111' torn! [dans for obtaining dent-
al services here in Prnssels.
The meeting will he hold. on
Friday. March 11.1th at 8:30 p.m.
0 the Legion MB
Your attendance is reqtested
al this
OMISSION
The Molesworth Inst attic was
-tend vort en 1 1 y Omit t ed fit the.
banes or those wilt' donated
Orlzes for (Ivey Central Reboot
Tho ,t,iow must. go on. — and go
on it did.
yhe Brussels rigt:ke Skating
Club, under the direction of •Otab
ProCeS$4inai Mrs. Faye Me.
Donald, presented its annual Toe
Revitet, "CotoWarna" Saturday
night as scheduled even though
the' blustery winter weather
the usuaily good attendance,
Due to the bad weather the revue
was repeated again on Sunday
afternoon to give everyone a
second chance to see it, and drew
Cale 4n,owd,
Mr. Win, Wratychuk was-
Master of Ceretnorlieo and assist-
ed in naming the winners of the
Saturday night draw for llama.
They kve.1;1•k to Frank 'Wilson,
Murray McAr'ee't and Mrs. Mildred
MeTaggart, all of Ocussels.
The arena was truly' colorful,
with attractive colored light4 and
sitVery decckations and wa0
enhance d fky the lovely costumes
of the Slitiletg.
Fifty local skaters took part:
in the program. Gue5t skaters
Participating were :',1-lenda Pough-
ne,r, Galt Club, -Valerie Modte
and Sharon Willie, Listowel,
Linda:, Lowery and Ken Davidson.
Exeter aPaip, Their skating feats
added much to the success of the
show.
Gt) Princc (`iii rMing: lien
Davidson
DI Snow Whiie 4: Prince
charming: Linda Lowery and
lie rl Iravidson.
Protety Pastels
4 Al Swing Dance: Karen
Mutter, Liuth. Wilson, Debbie.
NI.C(14ll: 1 (IiWillow Waltz': Linda and
Penny Lowe.
Tasi P of TToney : Sharon 'Willie
Carol Curies: Coil McDonald.,
Shirley .1ne y a rd • -Cheryl Mc,-
Cuteboon, Cathy Bone, Debbie
Speir, Betty Lou Brown,
Special Guest: Glenda Bough-
nor. -!;;it
(A) flack and White Ballet :
,To:in St e ph ensell Marie Nolan,
Tie bbie Speir, CothY Bone, Wendy
Prior. Sharon Willis, Anita Brig-
ham, Sitsall. Snell, Than 'Bennett.
Francis Exel.
(B) Solo: lo M Karen utter.
TN THEI PINK: Linda and Pen-
ny Lowe.
„ LTA'CS; Bonet.° Richmond,
Julie McCall, Julie Campbell,
Carol Raymond, Than T-Tu ether,
JONA MieArter retWen Bernard,
Louise ATcock.
C-4111:!EN ,CrREEN: Shirley Pipe',
Cathy Bone, Wendy Prior, Joan
Bennett; Anita Brighard, Susan'
Speir. Sharon Willis, Francis
Exel Dianne Thomas, Kim Sul-
livntt
SALUTE -ro TTTE PrTITRE':
Linda and Penny Lowe, Karen
Mutter T•inda Wilson. Betty Lou
-Brown. Connie McWhirter, Shir-
ley Ann Rovnard. .Toan St nph Of.
son, Marie Nolan. Dchbie
Debbie Cheryl MoNieheon,
Traviss. Donna Workman,
SPECIAL G,TrEST:' Glenda
:mightier.
PTYALE: Entire Cast
Couple Honored
On 40th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil. Eckutior Of
Pli,h rc:c'civpd ihe congrat-
ulations and good wishes of
host of relatives. friends 'arid'
neighbours who called at their
on Sunday when their
held Open TTonse
of (heir parents 40th
The relebrating couple were
the recipients of many gifts, ern'ds
and messanes including a telo“
phone call front his brother Glen
of SaUlt Ste. Mark,.
All 'Members of their family,
Sollg, two daughters, were home,
for. the ()evasion. They nre: Mrs,
and .1rs., Delmar (Marie) Ruch.
:num and Phildren, Calvin, ;\nincy
end (''tree of nonpv,-0 Mr. and
-Mrs. Thos. I T.:. +1)(1 1 5:1 WollY1 and:
son Larry. rtobirohr' ; Mr. Mid
"rs.. ld Frkinier and song.
Paul, rradley and TblOtl. of KTIteh.
etifirr: Mr. awl Mrs 11 3.e,
11 ti'mdan ruin lithe
Special ,applause shoffid go to
our own fine skaters; Linda and
Penny Lowe, Michael Kernaghat,
Karen Mutter and Gail McDonald
for their delightful performances
and skating abilities.
The. Club executive, under the
president, Mrs. C. Raynard, as :
well as many others, helped in.
the preparation of this annual
affair and presented the follow
ing program:
Multi-Meringue — *Canasta
Tango: Michael Kernaghan, Marie
Nolan, Donna Workman, Connie
Me Whi rter. Shirley Pipe, Gail
Traviss. Brian Stratychuk.
(A) Red Roses for a. Bhie Lady:
Peggy 'Gibson, Lynne Bridge,
Donna "Willis. Heather
Irene Raynard, Tackie Workman,
Carol 'Wheeler.
113) Blue Lady: Can McDonald.
G.old "The Midas Touch Dianne
Thomas. Kim Sullivan. Susan
Humphries, Kim Humphries, Ann Wr Oddthg a a» i vema ry,
Stratychtik, Barbara. Elliott, Mau-
reen SulliVan, Mori McCutcheon,
Linda Mail, Dianne Willis.
Navy Blue: Michael Kertmghan,
Pink Cbnfettl: Than. Stephen-
son, Linda Wilson, Gail Traviss
Petty Lon Brown. Debbie McCall :
Shirley Pipe. Donna Workman,
Minnie McWhirter, Meryl Mr.,
Outelicon, Shirley Ann Rayttaid.
SnoW White and the Sovet
nw:-,rfs (-V) 'Barbara Elliott, Ann
St ratychek. Coleeii its ynl on&
Than Ttneth Pr, Kith T-Tumphrios,
perephries, Matireen
(11)Stleere Lthrld