The Brussels Post, 1968-07-25, Page 1russeto
12.00 A Year In Advance THE liftUSSELS, POST, THVItSDAY, 25th, 1968 POST PUBLISHING HOURIll
WALTON AREA LADY
LOSES LIMB IN
FARM ACC1RENT
Edith Boyd, 211 or it,R. 2, Walton,
is in fair condition in Victoria
H:oepital, tiondon, following an
accident Saturday afternoon.
Miss Boyd with a friend, Lew-
rence Taylor, 'Was visiting at the
farm Of Mr, and 11Trs. Harvey
Taylor, 1:11t., 1, Loridesboro,
Mr Taylor sot off to cut weeds
on the Taylor grass farm, He was
driving the tractor which was
pulling a power mower, Miss BOyd
was with him.
It is believed that Miss Boyd
most, have slipped and fallen
coming in contact with the power
'mower. Her leg, was severed below
the knee, and her, other leg was
lacerated.
Mr, Taylor took her to the farin
of a neighbour, Donald Bnehanan,
RR 1, Londesboro. Prom there
she was taken to Seaforth
riunity Hospital and transferred
to Victoria Hospital, London, iM-;
mediately.
She is the daughter of Me: and
Mrs, John T, Boyd.
PEOPLE WiE KNOW
Mrs. Willim. Stephenson, who
has been a patient in. Wingham
and District Hospital returned
home last week.
Gerald McCauley had the mis-
fortane to get a sliver of metal in
Ms eye while at work at Me-
Cutehe014 Motors where he is eM.-
ployed.
Mr, and Mrs. Sohn Tooth of
Montreal visited with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI Eel -win
Martin,
Mrs. A. '13. Leckie of NeW
Market and Mr. Peter G. Mor-
rison, St Mary's, were guests on
Sunday with Miss Bessie Moses.
Archie Thompson, Toronto,
SPent the weekend at home with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. M.
Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. .Tacle Ritchie have
returned from holidaying in-South-
ampton,
Mr. 'Willtain McWhirter *Rh
his daughter and her husband, Mr
and Mrs. 'George iNerr, of 'Arey-
hurt, Sask„ are visiting here with
the MeWhirter families,
Me, Ross son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clartmee Artrill: RR 4. Enid-
teals, has accepted 0 position with
Aleatt Design Homes, Woodstock.
S, EL L. Kreuter, who has
been stationed at Gagetown, IsT,a,
is at home with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Calvin Kreuter enrolite
to Edmonton where he will ;loin
the Airborne Division,
MAJESTIC W .1. TO SPONSOR
"COTTONS MAY BE SMART"
The Mojestic
is liStiOnsoring the )Then County
4-1T 'Hiothemaking Club's Fell
project. "Cottons May 'Be Smart".
Any girl between the ages 6f 12
and 26 yeats, wishing to take the
coarse' 'Please contact. Miss TtoSe-
Mary Blake, RR 2. T3tussels, phone
421t4 6f 1, it, Joyce Triehii er,
Ait. 3, tirussels. 432\V-I by
AtigtBrit IOt Ts 'i)G8,
BAKER — MICHIE
A. pretty wedding was solemized
in -Knox United Church, Ilelgrave,
on Saturday, July 20th, when Ruth
Louise daughter of Mr,
end Mrs. George Miebie of FIR 4,
lirussels was united in marriage to
James Allen Baker, son of Mrs.
\Vier(' Baker and the late Mr.
Bali Or of Napanee,'
The eel- molly was performed by
Rev, Job', O. Roberts of ifielgrave.
The Church was. decorated with
white , shasta .and yellow
gladioli,
The- bride, given. in marriage by
her feather, wore a romentie em-
pire waisted gOwn of gossaMer
silk draped in elaesie lines'with a
narrow band Or French MattetasSa
lace around the scoop neckline
The sleeves were made of alter-
nate rows of wide and narrow'
Maltelessa .lace, Palling from the
neckline was a long detachable..
train trimmed with three rows
.•.of 01.e same lace at the bottom; .A
Queen's • Grown of crystal and
pearl head-dress held a five tier.
silk illusion veil, She carried a
cascade ot. yellow roses.
The 'maid of honour, Miss
Helen Anderson of London. wore •
a slender sheath gown of green
shantique with empire waist and
bell sleeves. Matching llelgian
lace trimmed the waist and a
two panel train roll from shoulder
to hemline at the back. She chose
a matching bow for her head-dress
and carried white elia.sta mums.
The bridesmaids, Miss Donna
Crosby and Miss .Marian Gibb
of London wore dresses identical
1 9 the, maid of honour. Miss Sheila
Anderson of Belgrave, cousin of
the bride, was dressed similarly.
The. organist, Miss Joyce
'play'ed the wedding music
and accompanied the soloist, Miss
fa me Beecrort who same; "Weddi ng
Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love".
i1d r. Carman. Ph i tier of Ottawa,
brother-in-law of the groom, was
the best
Guests were ushered by Lloyd
broth.er of the bride, and;
Peter Ridout of Nitehener,
At the reception in the base-
Merit of the church, the. ])ride's
mother received in It pink en-
seinble 'with white lace over the
bodice of the dress and full length
coal:. Her hat was of pink tulle
with flowers and her other ac-
essories were white. She wore a
corsage of white carnations.
rite groom's mother assisted wear-
ing a. turquoise crepe dress with
front lace panels. She chose white
accessories and her corsage was
pink carna t ions.
rot travelling, the bride chose
an ensemble of white lace bonded
on green with a. V neck of green
ruffles. Her hat was a matching
foen beret rind she eerried white
purse and glove's. T-Ter corsage was
Made Of inYeriad shnste mums.
their lione.ymoon, the bride
and grooni travelled to Poterboto.
Ottawa and other points it. 'Feist-
0)11 Ontario.
atteatg were present froth flare
rie, 10041e:tier, London, MOPfatttf
BENJAMIN G. WALKER
Benjamin G. Walker, 78, of
Stratford, formerly of Ilrussels,
died Monday in Stratford General
I lospi tal.
Tie. was the son of the into. Mr.
and Mrs David Walker of Brus-
sels,. lie was for number of years
feneral.' director in New
l•lamburg and later iit Brussels,
until he retired front 'business in
'059,
I-fe is survived • by one son,
Leonar'd G., of •London; three
;.•;,randchidree and three great,
erendchildren. •
The funeral was held ‘Vedees-
day at 2. pare at St. John's
Anglican Clutrcb, Brussels. • •
Burial was iii: ifirusseIS
Bev, •
MRS WILLIAM BLAKE .
Mrs. William Blake, Grey Town.,
ship, Rit 2, Brussels,. died Sunday
in Wingitain and :District Hospital.
She was in her 82nd 'year.
A widow, she Was the former
Mary Kinahan,• datighter of the
late Mr, and MrS,
Kinaban. ' . •
She is survived by two sons.
William and Louis of Grey Town-
ship; three daughters, Mrs. Guy
(Veronica) Griffiths, Montreal;
Miss Helen, Toronto; Sister Her-
in a n ,Thseph r.11 a rga , London.
end eight grandchildren._
body rested. at the D. A.
Rama Funeral 'Ironic in Brussels
until Tuesday morning when
Requiem mass was said in St.
embrose Roman Catholic Chureh.,
Prussols at 10.20 a.m. There were
prayers at the funeral home on
:Monday night. initial was in St
•nbrose cemetery.
1'1111151m-et's were Gordon Blake,
Stuart Stevenson, .Tohn Alcoek,
Lloyd Weber. ,Tames Nolan. Ross
Deaner,
ANNOUNCEMENT
_Mr. and 'Mrs. Adrian MeTaggerf,
l'ernesels, wish to announce the'
forthcoming: marriage of their
daughter. Ruth Louise, of Kiiteb e
ener. to Alf, .70h11 Murray Lowe
son. or Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe of
1hossels.
Marriage to take place Satme
day. August 31st, 1968, at 13ruseels
'Fulled Church at 3:30 o'clock.
ENGAGEMENT
Air. and Mrs Alvin 3". Lnekliardt
2, Ont.. 'wish to
ennounce Hie engagement or their
daughter. Shirley ilVfiargaret. to
Mr. Victor Earl Cardiff, son of Mr.
end 1\r,•,,. r_oss M, Cardiff. HR 41„
1 h'ussels.
The inerrimee will take place
at the Redeemer Lutheren Church.
Mottleton, on SatUrday, August
01.11 et 3:00 pan.
`:ewe/lee "eZewboro, North Ihiy.
Ottawn, Sea forth, Summerside.
P T. Toronto, n ghat and
Yarkef,
MISS LENA PARKINSON
miss Lena Parkinson, '71.1 ;died, at
her home, lilt 3, Itrue',,ele, on Sal
urday.
Born in England, site was tie ,
daughter of Ow late Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Parkinson. She tenni'
to Canada 67 years ago,
Site is survived by one brother,
William Stubbs, of Morris Town-
ship.
The funeral waS, held from the
H. A. Rana Funeral Home, iiirUs-
sols, at 2 p.
Burial was in Brandon ('nit'.
tory. Belgrave.
Pallbearers Were; Herold
Proctor, Charles Proctor, Howard
Wilkinson, ;Clarence Gordon
Nicholson. Flower hearers, (e,
Anderson and 'W. Armstrong,
MRS. SILAS JOHNSTON
Mrs, Silas ;Johnston, ST, a former,
resident of this community, died
et Huronview on Tuesday,
She was the Cornier Rebecca
Vorrest.
She is survived by three sons,
Harvey, Clinton; Bert of Godete
ieh and James or Essex; a sister,
Mrs Martin (Mary) Herr, Grand
Rapids,
The funeral service was held
from the 17. A. lanai Funeral
trom.e, Brussels, at 2 p.m. on Fri
tety.
Burial was in :Brussels Ceme-
tery.
Pallbearers were Carl: Johnston,
;Kenneth Johnston, Bill Peacock,
Charles Johnston, Herb, Traviss
Kenneth McDonald,
MRS. IRWIN S. DURST
Mrs. Irwin S, thirst, 76, Stret-
f-rd, died at Avon Creed. She was
tile, former Mahala Albertina
II a Miter, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas Hammer.
Born in. Listowel, she lived in
Wroxeter for some years. She had
lived in Stratford ler the past 27
years. She was a member of
Central United Church.
Her husband (lied 2.1 years ago.
She is survived by three sons,
Gananocele; Harold, Strat-
ford; Roy of Walkerton,: seven
daughters, Mrs.john (Margaret)
MeCtitcheon, Brussele; MI'S;
Iliam (Vera) WalterS, Orillia;
Edward (Kathleen) Rut-
ledge. Brussels: Mrs. Gordon
(Alma) Parr, Prince George, B.C.;
Mrs. Lewis (Mae) Ebel Tngee:sol:
Donald (Joyce) Badger,
Orillia.; Mrs. Robert (Dorothy)
n
The funeral service was hold
teat
gg1-.(t Innetli Collins, Stratford
children and five
ehildren.
from the Heinletele funeral home.
Stretford at 1.20 pan. oil Monday.
Burial NV S in. .evolidale come
oey, St ret Hord.
NOTICE —
The Municipal Office of the
village of Prussele will be eiee,ee
.Tuiy 39tliee30111. list and Aug. 1st,
3rd, for holidays.
Ti. ging, C 1 elle
Villa e otilreseels
Morris, East Wawanosia
School Board Meeting
The ;Morrie East Wawanoeih
School flour(' held its regular
meeting in Myth School on. July
-Mt Two members of the Board
w k,t re absent.,
The, minutes of the .June meet-
ing Were read and approved on a
motion by .1, Coulies and B. El-
liott. COn S erable cor-
respondence white] was read ctnd
erdered filed.
The new teacher's salary eohee
(Mile was exami nod thoroughly,
Motion C. (lowing and ii,
that the salary schedule dated
June 3. 19E15, be accepted and. the.
Secretary 15, authorized to sign.
this agreement...
;lowing that Kindergarten teach-
Motion of .1. ('oultcs and. O.
ers eowincting half day classes be
given credit: for one year on.com-
pletion of two years Of such
f,e-lebing experience,
Motion by 3. fnultes that
approved bills be paid.
S neer, mower ,
$ 640.50 Belgrave
M. 131 atek 60.00
Bell Telephone 29.09
Winghem P.S. tuition.
M. Budges
:231(.130:3070 fees
Mel wan Supplies
.27.90
i.i. Black 27.90
2.5..31 Webster McKinnon
I lydro. Brussels 75.24
18779:3338
myth
Sel•::'e ingtle.'ae."7 Nils of
loss than $25 each 143.1.4
\lotion by •Ce Bowing and J
• Coultes that the next. regular .
meeting be in Prussels Sc- tOOl
September le
Ralph Shaw Coo.12ilirrreCiatni n tehee c secretary
MRS. JOHN A. GIBSON. •
.Mrs. John A. Gibson, 83, Trow:
Iwidge, di!ki in 'memorial llosutat,
Listowel, Thursday. abtle
She was a widow, the former
• "ewe,- Elizabeth Allen,
Surviving are one son, Ernest
North Burnaby, It. C.: four druigt•
ors, Mrs. Clyde (Mary) Stein-
Muse, Leroy, Mich.; Mrs. .Elmor -
Parrish, Trowbridge;
Mrs jolin (Pesie) Lamont, Brus.
3,11's. John (Ethel) Purvis, Ethel:
114
The funeral was held Saturday
it 2:3(1 from the McLaughlin and
Reid funeral home. IA:dowel.
Burin] was in woodlawn. cerae-
te,ry. Listowol.
BORN
11.A .RLATT - • Wayne and Darlene
Marl:tit are very Droll(' to an-
nounce the arrival of Pamela
,lo--`.tilt, sie poende, omiees,
a sister for Dareee. !in Wing-
bem and District Hospital, on.
,Tula 7th.
HOLIDAY TIME
There will
NO ISSUE
of the Brrttsels Pc ,,t
Atigust 1st and 8th