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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-07-04, Page 1 116565 $2.00 A Year in Advance THE BRUSSFILS POST, TITURSDA.Y, JULY 4th, 1968 POST PUBLISHING HOUSIS 'BRUSSELS PUBLIC SGROQL REPORT Grade 1 Miss Mitchell Mary Bernard, Mary Braby, Karon Bridge), Marilyn Ottuipbell, Catherine Cardiff, Donglas Cous- ins, John Dyk, EdWard 141liott, Elizabeth Eixcl, Donald Higgins; Mary Ireland. TNIiriatn Lichty, Kevin :Meehan, Meta MacLean, Joanne Me.A.rter, David McLellan, Doris Miller, Kuvia Nichol, Briali Oldridge, Timothy Prior, John Richmond, Brian Scott, Douglas Blotches, Dianne Stephenson; Kevin yancame, Carol Wheeler, Glotia 'White; Susan Whit.(4, Scott. Wheeler, Arlene EniSke; Sharon Brown. Grade 2 : Mrs. Hvether Louise Alcock, Margaret Gibion, 'Keith McLean, Cynthia Braby, Donna Willis, Richard Braby, Michelle MeCuteheon, Ruth Bradley Coates; Carol Raymond, Lori MeLory, Lynne Bridge, Norman Kennedy, Grace Wesselink, Gwen James, Max McLellan, Joan McArter, Brenda Kamm, Llye Bridge, Alida Dorsch; Gwen Bernard, Gail White, Julie Campbell, Joan Huother, Joan Mair Grade 3 Mrs. Wilson John Adaniti, Murray tolie, Scat Bridge, Bob Bryans, Wayne Canipbe11, Sharon Cloakey, Nancy Consine, Annette Domicil, Eric Gottlet, Paul (Sawing, Laurie Johnston, Jeanie jtazi, Rhonda Keller, 13111 Ring, June Machan, Ken Machan, Linda Meehan, Brenda 111cCutcheon, Tom Miller, Valerie Mitchler, Bonnie Rich- mond, Larry Scott, Judy Sellers, Mary Smith, Juanita Smith, David sti-plienson, Dawns Wesenber,g, Darlene Wesselink, Danny White, Roger Kufsko Grade 4 Mrs. Tyerman Laureen Barbour, Douglas Bauer, ;Keith Braby, Robert Midge,• Claris Brigham, Laurie CaMphell, Janice Coates, Fertile Allied, :Murray James, Wayne Johnston, Marie Alin Lichty, Glen McLean, Glen McLennan, Ijacfifielitie McWhirter, Murray N,iChol, Janet Pearson, Coleen Raymond, Gerald Rutledge, Norma Smith, Beth Valiance, Margaret Murray Wheeler, Coleen \\alto, Keith White, Randy SVdiite Grade 5 Mr. Prior Carinan Bernittd, . Owen BrabYf Robert SliSatt l3udnark, Campbell, Janet:Cardiff, 'Patti Oloakey, Randy CeitiSintii, 'Gina Dyk, Barbara Elliott, Richard, F.41.11ott,Fred EXeli Ken- neth Hinton, Joyce • Ireland, Bruce .3' ettliyit„ Debra keffer; Linda Mak, Stephen 'Martini George Me:Glory, Lenitis Wa.ylie Mitehler, Hugh Donna NiChOlson, Glen Pullman, Debra. Sanderson, Anne Straly- clink, Maureen Sullivan, Harry Verbee-k i Dianne Wesenberg, David WesSelink, Merlin 'Wbite, • (eohtinued l>n :iiiSidOL .page)' MRS, FRED Mrs. Fred Smalidon, 65 Of Ornit! brook, died Sunday in Seaford) Cotraitnnity Site was the former Antelia Jane Pride, daughter of 'the late Mr, and Mrs, John Pride; She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (P.:Went Bray of kithel; Miss Maxifie, Kitchener; four sisters, Mrs, Augustus (Pearl) Wheeler, Brussels; Mrs, Ross (Eiditill Speiran, 'Bridgeport, Mich.; Mrs. Seeord. ,(Margaret) Mc-Brien, Sea• forth; Miss Gertie, Kitchener; two brothers, Alvin Waterloo; Seth, Of lituSSelS! The funeral was held trod! the D. A. Ram) funeral hoMe on Wednesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev, Winn, of Monkton. Interment was in Brussels cemetery. Pallbearers were Gordon Engel, Norman Pfeifer, Frank Smith, Charles Fischer, Leslie Knight, 'George Davidson. 'GRADUATES HONORED AT BANQUET Members , of the graduation class of the Brussels. Public. School wore entertained at a ban- quet in Melville Presbyterian Church With their parents and other interested persons in attendatietio The proceedings Were presided over by the principal of the school, Mr. K. Scott. Mr. J. H. Kinkead, Goderich, former inspector for this area was the gttest"Speaker. A short musical program was presented by soloists Misses 'Tillie Valance and Joaii II.71 Mott and a group of girls of the graduation class sang. During the evening a number of trophies Were presented to.award. wi miners. Joan Elliott received two awards. The Brussels Legion trophy for public speaking which she had won. was presented to her on this occasion, and also the Legion proficiency award, by the president of the branch Ted Ron Hinton was presented with the, Grade 7 trophy awarded to the pupil in Grade 8 setting the best eXaMple for tile rest of the school by John Elliott, The Britssels Lions Club Citizen- shin trophy was awarded to Shirley Pipe, presented by Lion Qeorge IMcCutcheon, Snails awards Were preSeilted. to the folleWing Winners!! Baer:Mediate. Girls — •• ~Julie Hanna.: Senior Girls — Donna World-Mai,. I taelatiodiate. Boys Randy CeusitiS Senior boys. -- Nelson Nictiol- son, Four of the trophies Were donated by F4er's Store, D. A. Deng Ca11a:rider, Machan. Rat-Mit:are, Homebuilt Aircraft Completed After Seven Yea Rewarding Part-Time Work Several friends gatbered to witness the test flight of JIM Armstrong's Pietenpol, ultra-light Jim purchased the plans from B. IT. Pietnepol of Minnesota, about 7 years ago, -Mr. Pietenpol designed this aircraft in 1922, and sold plans for It, and even Pro- duced about 200 in a. factory from 1932 1939. originally was peW- ered With a modified Model "A": car engine, and some of the orig- inal planes are still flying, It iS an all wood design except for wing shuts, undercarriage and otitel fittings' Which are metal,. The whole frameiVork is covered linen fabric. The Model "A" has been replaced by an att.' cooled, four cylinder horizontally opposed engine. jhn purChased stich ari engine and gave it a complete' overhaul himself. It develops' 65 h.p. and with it the plane crises about 80 m,p,h, It is really a sport type plane with two tandem open cockpits. The wing span is 29 feet and the length is 1,8' 6", and the empty weight is 550 11)8. The wing design is What is known as a high lift wing and due to its large area, of approximately 145 sq. feet it is able to get off the ground in 200 Pietenpols are noted for being able to stay in the air at a very low flying speed Of. around 28 m.p.h. The test flight came off with- aut incident with :Jun himself at the controls. The first 50 hours of flying time have to be put on the Plane within 2.5 mile radius of. Goderich, and no passenger may be carried during this period. PETER RUTLEDGE Peter Rutledge 85, Goderich, died Monday at. Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. Surviving are his wife, the former Anne Speirs; two song, Ross, Goderich; William. Toronto, three daughters, Mrs. Ross (Verna) Sparks. Goderich; Mrs.: Joseph (:Rina) Mansor, Toledo,. Ohio: Mrs -Victor (Wilda) Litt- man, Aylmer, Queb.; one brother, George, Brussels: three sisters,. Mrs. Edward (iftilda) Garton, Ripley; .Mrs. (Vettilie) MO- knY, Guelph; Mrs Douglas (Edna) Gri eg, Toronto. T.he funeral service Will be held at the Lodge flaieral home, Goder- ion, oil Friday at 2 p.m. Will be in BritAsels ceineterY. FOR THREE SCHOOLS FIELD DAY HELD Keith Raymond of the Brfissels public School won the intermed- iate boys' championship at blie three-80001 field day held in Blyth, PEOPLE WE KNOW' Miss Muriel Brothers„ Toronto'., Was e 'visitor with Mies Bessie' Moses over the !holiday. Alrs. A. C. OrpV, ap4 Mr, Alfred Pipe of Ayr, 'were 80410 guests with Miss M. Skelton, Mr.. and Mrs. Carman BONS, Bonnie nod .Julie, of Entliott Lake, George Bono is a patient ill Listowel Hospital. Where he under- went surgery last Friday. Archie ThompsOn, Toronto, spent the holiday at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Thomp- son. Don Campbell of London, WaS a, weekend visitor in this com- mttnity. ' Mrs, Regis Pelloux and children. of Seattle, have been visiting with her mother, Mrs. R. W. Stephens, in' Brussels and Red Bay for July. A great many people took advantage :of the warm. 'weather and spent the holiday weekend at cottages and various summer resorts, and Mrs, Ray Miller and fatally, Mrs. Ross Schlueter and family, all of Galt, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Cooper and family of Kip- pen, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. Miller and Jeanne, of Grey Town- Ship Were holiday weekend visitors With M. and 111tS. Wm. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. W. O, (OsSie) lierningway, tietrOit, visited the fortifier's brothors, Pert and Carl,' and attended the strawberry Sup,, tier at the United Chnrch, rebew, ing old aduitaltitaticeS, Mr, Demingwa.y has recently retired after tett:y-010a years in banking. forty of which were With the Detroit Trust cotripany. BORN 3 An R-Li -- To INIV. and i'Irs. Robert ,Tneklin. R.R. 2, Water- loo, in St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, on Tiitie 12th, a daughter; Janet Marie, NY INGHAM DISTRICT H IGH SCHOOL, BRUSSELS AND AREA RESULTS Promoted to Grade 10 5 Year Programme Elston, Keith: rot, John; COW- lag, Kenneth; Jarvis, Carol; Lowe, Perihy: Mutter, Karen; Pearson, Nancy; Mel arlene ; Thomas, Robert; -Wilson, Linda, Promoted To Grade 10 4 Year Program Murray; Grube, Hanna Cousins,Brigham, James; Maureen; Logan, Jack:; MeCutch- eon. Pauline; McDonald, Gail; Raymond. -Murray; Scimers,, Rosa; White, Iftt n Promoted To Grade 11 6 Year PrograMme Davidson, Ann; Elliott; Linda; Flxel, Gharles; GOttlet, Robert; Cowing, Nancy; Hemingway, Neil" Krauter Kathleen ; McWhir, ter, Gail; Oldfield, James; Pletch, Bonnie; Turnbull. Diane Promoted To Grade 11 4 Year Programme Bauer, Royce; Campbell, Ruth; Devri es, Allan; (Trashy, Mary; Hopper, Wayne; Eellington, Mur- ray; Machan, Anne; Machan, Dianne; SchwatftZentrnber, :Gar- barn; Walker, Alan; Work, Judith; Workman, Murray Recommended For A Certificate of Training 2 Years Course Murray; Pipe, Robert McArter, Duncan, James; Promoted to Grade 12 5 Year Programme Black, Robert; Bryans, Barbara; Elliott, Dorothy: Gibson' Mary; Ft-nether, Douglas; Mair, Nottna; McOnteheon, lrOnne ; McDonald, Murray; McDonald. Sandy; pietchp Donald, Ritchie, Kenneth; Sch- wartzen her, Nancy; Janice; Wheeler, James PrOMoted to Grade 12 4 Year Programme. Jarvis, 'Patricia; Martin, Linda; McLean, Douglas: Peacock, Lloyd; Smith, Larry; Smith, Mumty Wilson, Gregory; '1VOrk, Kenneth Recommended for a Secondary School Graduation Diploma (Suc- cessful Completion of Grade 12 — 4 or 5 Year Programme Arts and Science flowing Neil; Hiaether, Joyce; McDonald, Susanne; Muilwyk, Luke; Oldfield, Anne; Valiance, George; Wheeler, Douglas, Wil- bee, Ruth Business and CoMMerde Ilrenda; Pith% Linda; Pone, Barbara: Neflington, Mittlet, Robert; Pletch, 'Karen; smith, Sandra; Science, Technology and Trades Mich ie, Lloyd Recommended for Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma (Successful completion Grade 13) Bronson, Marni: Cowing, David' Huether, David; Mckercher, Ann; Rutledge,. Gordon aircraft at Sky :Harbour Airport, Goderich I spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Raymond Bronson, Toronto, was a holiday weekend visitor at home with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. Branson. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ebel and family, Ingersol, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Jack McCutch- !eon, Miss Helen Blake, Willowdale spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L. Blake. Mr and Mrs. Murray Ross ,and family of Sarnia spent the holi- day Weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Matheson. Mr. and' Mrs. Jack McCuteheon and farnily nceompanted by her mother, MPS, E: Etaymond are ou a vacation trip to the west. Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Tibbo, Margaret and Carl, from Ottawa,. were recent visitors with Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong and family. Mr. and Mrs. Prat* Thompson and Mrs, Merritt, Toronto,. were weekend visitors with Mrs. J. C. Backer.