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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-11-22, Page 10DENNIS PAUL DUCHARME. Dennis Paul Ducharme passed away suddenly on Sunday, Nov- ember 12th, 1972, as a result of a car-truck crash on the 10th concession •of Grey Town- ship. Born in Clinton, Ontario, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Du- charme, of R.R.2, Brussels, he was 30 years of age. He was a livestock drover, and resided with his parents. He is survived byhis parents, four sisters, Mrs. Larry (Pat- ricia) Keffer of Grey Township, Mrs. Gordon (Sharon) Berry of Stratford and Darlene and Bar- bara at home, four brothers, Oscar of Brussels, Larry of Sault Ste. Marie, Leslie ofStrat- ford and Darwin at home. Resting at the M. L. Watts Funeral Home, Brussels where prayers were recited Tuesday evening November 14th, at 8:30 p.m., with Requiem Mass in St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church Brussels at 11:oo a.m. Wednes- day, November 15th. Father Kaminski officiated. Burial was in St. R. C. Cemetery. Pallbearers were: four bro- thers, Oscar, Larry, Leslie and Darwin Ducharme and two bro- thers-in-law Larry Keffer and Gordon Berry. Flowerbearers were: Douglas Evans, Calvin Matheson, Stewart Steiss and Bruce McCall. DONALD LEFLEUR Donald Leflkur aged 54 died suddenly at Wingham Hospital on Nov. 10. He had been a patient at C allander Nursing Home Brus- sels. He was born in Ramsayville near Ottawa. A funeral service was held at St. Ambrose R. C. church, Brussels conducted by Father Kaminski. Prayers were re- cited at the M. L. Watts fun- eral home, Brussels on Sunday afternoon. Interment roilowect in st. Ambrose cemetery and pallbear- ers were Murray Lowe, Wayne Lowe, Donald McCall and Peter LeFor. Ambrose • EDWARD FORAND The death occured in Wing- ham Hospital on Nov. 16th of Edward Forand 70, following a long illness. A native of Granby, Que., he had been a patient at Callender Nursing Home Brussels. Prayers were recited at the M. L. Watts funeral home, Brus- sels on Friday evening and ser- vice was held in St. Ambrose R. C. church on Saturday con- ducted by Father Kaminski. In- terment followed in St. Ambrose cemetery when pallbearers were Jne Steiner, Peter LeFor, Jim Nolan and Win. Blake. 10—THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 22, 1972 Walker Funeral Home, Wingham for Mrs. Julia EliPbeth McNall of Belgrave, who pasSed away at, the Wingham District Hos- Pital on SUndaY, NOY. 12, 1972. following a Wet illness Rev, John Roberts of Belgrave United Church officiated and interment followed in Brandon Cemetery pelgraye. Pallbearers were Lewis Stonehouse, Mark Armstrong, George M. Johnston, Glenn Cou- ltes, Harold Procter and Jack Van. Camp. Floral tributes were parried to the graveside by Dale Lamont and Dwight Lamont. Mrs. McNall was born. in Brighton, England, 63 years ago. She was the former Julia Hoare, daughter of the late Ernest and Elizabeth Hoare. She was ed- ucated in Brighton. During the war she was a member of the Home Service and since coming to Belgrave she has been active in community affairs and worked as a librarian. She came to Canada in 1947, residing in Luck- now. She has resided in Bel- grave since 1959. Left to mourn her passing are one son, Michael McNall of Belgrave, two sisters, Winni- fred Hoare, and Phyllis Hoare and one brother Ernest Hoare all of Brighton England. OBITUARIES Huron students learn MRS. JULIA E. IvICNALlo wins honors at Royal Funeral service Was held On team Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the S. J. r••••••••••••••••••••111,••••••••••••• Centralia College of Agricul- tural Technology placed second in the Livestock E Valuation com- petition held recently at the Royal Winter Fair, TOrOnto. Members of the team, all senior year students in the Agricultural Bus- iness Management course, were; David Drummond, 12.11,2, Monk- ton, Gordon MacKay, R.R.5 tEm- bro, Jim McLagan, R.R.5, Mit- chell and Douglas McRae, ILL 1, Denfield. The competition, held annual- ly between Agricultural Colleges in Ontario and nearby States, involves practical exercises in, selecting and culling dairy cat- tle, beef cattle, pigs and sheep (Highest scoring individual stu- dent in the competition was Doug- A team of four students from. las McRae, from Centralia Col- lege, and he received the C. D. Graham, Memorial Trophy.) The team was coached by J. D. Jamieson, head of the livestock Division at Centralia, College. To the Electors of the Village of Brussels Friend; Friend; I suppose you carry a memento of some sort in that locket of yours? Woman; Yes, it's a lock of my husband's hair. Friend; But your husband is still alive. Woman; 'yes, but his hair is gone. Smiles. To the Electors of Brussels Having considerable experience as a Commissioner of the Public. Utilities Commission, I again seek your sup- ort, Re-elect J. C. Krauter Having been your Reeve for the past two years has been a pleasure and a challenge. I had served five years as municipal councillor prior to being Reeve. This past experience is essential in making policy on the many important issues that we, as your representatives, must make to effectively transact the business that comes before us. I enjoy representing Brussels at County Council and was priviledged to serve for the past year as Vice-chairman on the Board of Management at Huronview, the home for our aged. In Brussels, as on County level, there are many decisions to be made. Let us be sure that we always make the right ones. I have had a good council to work with and it has been a very busy but satisfying term which ended our first 100 years. To be a growing community, we must all work hard and en- deavour to work together, to make Brussels a better place in which to live. I would like to continue as your reeve and will do my best for our community on your behalf. I SOLICIT YOUR SUPPORT ON DECEMBER 4th, 1972 J. L. 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