HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-07-23, Page 1$2.50 A Year In Adveece — $3.50 TO .U.S,A. TILE; 'BRUSSELS "POST, Title RSDAY, J SLY 23rd, 1070 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
JOHN RICHARD WILLIAMSON !BARN LEVELLED BY
30n. .Richard •Williamsno, 92,
died in Ifoimstra Nursing- Heine, FIRE IN MILLET TWP.
CRANBROOK
Mies Marie Veitch was one of
six 441 girls from the area who
attended the 4-li Conference at
Guelph University recently. Marie
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Veitch, R.H. 2, 13russels.
Mrs. Ed Gieseler and daughter
.Betty, Fraser, Mich., spent a
• few days at the Jeschke home
here.
The Louis. Steiss family held a
re-union in the Cranbrook COM-
Mueity Centre on July 18th in
honour of their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Stewart, Lois and Al,
visiting from. Surrey .1.3. C. Rela-
tives attended from Hamilton,
London, Conestoga, Atwood, List-
owel, Elmira and Brussels,
Mrs. Calvin Cameron returned
home with Mr, and Mrs. Stewart
and family to Surrey. 13.0. via the
east coast, Mexico and Galifornia,
Fred emnall(1on and Charles
Davidson spent several days last
week at Iron Bridge and the
Manitoulin Island.
W ALTON
Mrs. Ray Nelson and sons,
Robert and Michael of 'Vancouver,
B. C. arrived last Thursday to
to spend the next. two weeks holi-
daying with Mr. aiid Mrs. Earl
'Watson and Me. amid Mrs. Gerald
Watson and fatnily,
Over fifty relatives" attended
the Huiriphries reunion held in
Seaforth on Sunday at the Liomis
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bride of
Fordwich were Sunday guests
with Mr... and Mrs. Torrence
Dundas.
Misses Debbie and Dena WeY
and Beverly McCall are attend-
ing "Camp Menesetung" at Goder-
ich as counsellors for this week.
Mr. and Mrs. :Douglas :Lawless
and Dianne of Ottawa spent the
week-end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull.
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Fischer were Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Fischer and Miss Allana
Hatch of Kitchener and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilf red Baker of Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. David Allison of
London visi ted. Sunday with
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. '
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphries
and family of London and Miss
Wendy 1Turnehries of Listowel
spent the weekend at the home
of their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart: Humphries.
Allan Coxon of .T)esboro visited
with Pall! Humphries for a couple
of days at. the first of the week,
Shower Honors
Bride-Elect
Miss Linda Johnston was guest
Of honor at a bridal shower last
Thursday evening in the base
Ment Deff's United Cheteet,
The chairman of the petigtain
Wee MIN, Roy 'Williamson, open.
jog with. vtono HO() fly
TAN 'NOW TO,
ViiA10
BRUSSELS RIDERS,
TO PERFORM
A number of Brussels rtdere,
who belong to the Maitland. Valley
Saddle Club, will participate in.
the Gymkana and Horse Show to
be presented at Listowel :fair
grounds this. Sunday,
Among th9se ill the .Mnsical
Ride, .whieh will be a feature of
the 'show are Jacciuie Workman,
'Ivan Campbell, Lawrie. Campbell;
13rian Workman, Scott Wilson and
Jim Garniese : •
This is the first time they . will
imve attempted. a Musical Ride
Iii their show. We wish them.eue-
ease,
It is hoped•thie elub. will appear
before long in Brussels,
CONSERVATORY EXAM
MUSIC RESULTS
The following • pupils of Mrs:
NoraMoffatt, \Vroxeter, have
passed Western Conservatory .of
Music examinations.
Grade 5: '1st Class Honors.
Judy Sellers
Grade 8: Honors
Janet De ',Seer
Pass:
Mary Edith Garniss
fllenis Gibson
Grade 9: 1st Class Honors
• Nancy Adams
In Toronto Conservatory exam-
inations Lori. Moir passed Grade
(3 with honors.
PEOPLE WE. KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Hoover
left this Thursday, by train, on
a trip to the Canadian West
Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. john Topham of
Fordwich, and Miss Mary Eliza-
beth Topham, student nurse,.
Guelph, were. Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Geo. Chidlow.
Mr, and Mrs. Prank Scott and
family of La Cresenta, Calif., were
visitors last week With his father,
W. S. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. john Tooth of
Toronto spent the ,weekend with
tee latter's parents, *elle and Mrs.
A. Edwin Martie.
Connie MeWhitter passed
With First Class Honones (88%)
the Grade II Rudiments of the
Royal Conservatory of Music. She
is e pupil of Mrs. Edwin Martin
of Betissels.
Mr. and Mrs. Tee Matheson and
family of Ottawa and Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Matheson and family
of Stratford were weekend guests
With Mr, and Mrs. D. C. Matheson.
Miss Gail MeTeggait of
Mitchell, daughter of Mr. • and
Mrs. Ross McTaggart, coiled on
friends in Port Elgin on Wedges'
day,
mct 1) ill
HONORED BY FAMILY
ON aliRTULDAY
(In Sunday afternoon,. July 19th,
the relatives anil friends of Annie
Thyntte met et the home of Glen
Smith for a surprise birthday
party.
:During the afternoon a social
hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Thyone
was presented with a floor fan
and. other gifts.
A beautifully decorated. cake
with the traditional candles was
brought in and "Happy eirthdety"
:N1q18 sung :flier which a delicious
lunch was served.
COMPREHENSIVE HOME CARE
NEEDED IN THIS AREA
As in many other parts of
Ontario, at times' there is a
serious shortage of hospital beds
in. Huron County and action must
he taken in tee !near future to
Prevent what Could beeome a
difficult situation for those re-
(miring hospitalization.
in co-operation with the (Metric?
Provincial Dee:eel-fleet of Health,
Huron County 1.loord of Health
and :Huron County Medical Soc-
iety are carrying or t an intensive
investigation" into the practibiliry
of a Comprehensive Borne Care
Programme in Heron County. The
objective of the Programme will
be to release hospital beds:
tai by earla, discharge of select-
.wlea can cut,tinue and
Ideto ire,Iment program-
me alt P. tune.
(b) by' admitting -.ecrcd
cents to the Homc Care pteeeram-
ine for treatment in lieu of achnie-
Leon to hospital,
This will result in decreased
hospital care costs, will lessen the
need for additional provision ('1'
hospital beds and will bring into
the home, in suitable case:‘,:,
meat, services and treatment that
would normally be available only
la hospital. The entire cost of an
approved Home Care Program
Me will be cevered by Provincial
;rants.
The first step in setting up this
Programme will be to d o,e-mine
how mane- nurses. physiother-
apists, oecupational therepiats,
speech therapists a nd twine-
makers Will be available on a fule
time or art-time basis, Needless
to' say, those employed w 111 be
paid for their work.
Although. a Comprehensive
Honie Care Programme is not yet
hi being in 'Huron County, those
who think 'thee would be inter-
ested in Working in etmeh e Pro-
glettimine should eenteet the
Mediefti Officer Of Heelth. Heron
y Health 1-bit, cioderien,
Ontario, as 800U as possible.
mit!rtm t itneeteititl,
Lislowel, Tuesday, July 14th.
Ile had farmed ill eicKilfop
Townshp all his life. His wife, the
former Agnes Clark 'predeceased
him.
He is survived by a son, teeOrge,
of NeKillop Township.
The funeral service was held at
the M. B. Watts funeral home,
Ihrussels, at 2 p. iii. on Thtirsday,
The Rev. E. LeDrew officiated.
Purial was in Brussels cemetery.
Pallbarers were Herbert, Roy,
Norman and James WillieMson,
James Clark and Melvin Hamilton,
l!`lower bearers were Roil.
'Williamson, Harold MdCalluin,
Clifford Ritchie:, Bert Clark,
Clifford Hoegy, Chas, Williamson,
A large L-shaped barn on the
farm of ihn McCall. formerly the
Harry Bryant farm on highway
one mile east of Blyth
Township was completely
destroyed by fire last Thursday
night. A neighbour. Ken. Brigham,
noticed the fire and called the
Blyth Fire Dept. just before mid,
night. Where they arrived the been
was all ablaze. Their main effort
concentrated on saving the house
and garage as they were Only
a short distance from the barn,
Mr; McCall was able to remove
their car from the garage before
the heat became too intense.
The firmen stayer on, ditty most
Of the night. Lost in the blaze
was a threshing mechine tent
stored for one oh the neighbours,
also around 20-(.1 pigs, many, of
them ready for tnarket on
day, They were owned by Ed:
Szusze or the 13th of MaKillop
'who had the barn rented from Mr,
McCall.
The building was partially cov-
ered by insurance. The cause of
the fire is still unknown.
Mr. and Mrs. McCall and
daughter Susan had just returned
Tuesday afternoon from a holiday
in New Brunswick.
HEMINGWAY-FIDLIN
The 50th anniversary of the
Hemingway-M(11in faintly re-men
was held at the Kinsmen Park,
Listowel.
k%or's., iryrest...s.,,sros.m.rs sr.s1r.r.4.4istrs sr,. rfAVA.
were George .Agar,
George .Brewer,
Wolter' Cornish.,
Phillip 'Weitz.
Charles Brewer,
Leslie Lee and
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr, and Mr.s. David Wheeler,
R,R. 5, Brussels, are happy to
announce the birth of a son,
Steven f,awrenee, at the Wingham
and District Hospital, on. Satur-
dey. July 4th, 1970.
ENGAGEMENT
Vstelttee joniteye,
A beautiful niniversary cake
centred the buffet table. This cake
was artistically decorated and
donated for the occasion by Mrs.
Lavern Godkin, the former Marion
Hemingway.
A letter was read from a cousin,
Miss Mary Hemingway of York-
shire, England, expressing her
good wishes to her Canadian re-
latives. She also sent a pin. the
White rose, emblem of Yorkshire
to be worn by the president each
year. Douglas Hemingway, on be-
half- of Mary, made the. presen-
tation to his son Dr, Peter
Hemingway, this year's president.
Carl Hemingway reviewed the
history of past family reunions
and followed this with a his torica
contest.
The sties is reminieced over the
Mr. and Mrs. George Tischer, many old photos mid serap-booke
Whighain, 'aitenteence the forth- that were on display.
Gaines and contests were played' coming marrie,ge of their daughter.
Sandra Jean, to Mr. Carman, Ross under the conveuorship of La-,
Maehen, of Kitchener, son of Mrs, \tattle GOdkie, Jim Whytock, and
Laurence Meehan, Brussels and David. Bridle.
Tile couple travelling the most the' late Mr, Machon, The mar-
riage will take Place on Friday, mites to attend the picnic (175
August 7th. 1910, in, St. Andrew-s miles) Were Mr, and Mrs. Oswald
Presbyterion Cherch, Winghem, Hemingway, Michigan.
at 7;0 0 p.m. Next y g enr' re.nilion is to he'
held at Burlington where the
illeMborfl Of OW ItOlnillgAvay
I; dref.0 }{l" Cl till 01.110! ktilll
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HARRY ALVIN ROBS
Harry Alvin Robb passed away
at his hemp, 81 St George St.,
liiteheeer, Ont. on Friday, July
17th, in, his 60th yeer.
Born on the first concession of
Morris, he was, the youngeet son
of the late Joseph Robb and
Elieabeth Moffatt.
111r. Robb attended. Ramsay ie
School and became a baker by
trade. He had a bakeshop
Brussels at one time.
He is survived by his wife the
former Martha Hahn, three sons,
Terry of Clitelph, Lyle and, Neil of .
Kitchener, six grandchildren and
one sister, Mrs. Armand (Hazel)
Lawson of Stratford. He was pre- FAMILY RE-U,N ION
deceased by one daughter, one
brother, Neil Robb, two sisters,
Mrs. George (Bell) Apr and Mrs,
William (Tereesa) Brewer.
-Funerte services were held on
:Monday, July 211th from the
Gruhe Funeral Home with. Rev,
Schaeffer, officiating. Internment
Was in the Woodland Cemetery
eiitcheeer,
Pallbearers
56,