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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-04-25, Page 1 ESTABLISHED 1872 Brussels Pos 102nd Year — Issue NO. 17 WEDNESDA Y, APRIL 25,1173 BRUSSELS ONTARIO Brussels firm marks 25th anniversary After 28 years of service loaves Food Markel is sold. The Lowe Food Market, bus- iness and property, has been sold to Floyd and Patricia Hilts of St. Agatha, Ontario, who take pos- session May 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe have operated the Lowe Red and White store for the past 28 years. Stewart Lowe was born in Grey Township December 17th, 1914 and spent his teenage years with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stewart, Brussels. He spent a year in 'the bush at Kirkland Lake, then on returning worked for Lewis Russell in the grocery business until he enlisted with the 24th Field Ambulance in 1939 at Kit- chener, Ontario. He came back to Listowel and, then to Val Cartier C amp, Quebec, then Hali- fax and left for Overseas in the Fall of 1940. He Spent a lot of time in England, Scotland, Holland and Italy and returned to London, Ontario, August 15th, 1945. The Russell Store was being operated by Clara Russell as her brother was killed in the War. Mr. Lowe purchased the business and was married to Greta Taylor„ of Clinton following an engage- ment which had begun before he went Overseas. The store was opened for business while Mr. Lowe got his discharge and now almost 28 years later the business has been sold again. Mr. Lowe is a member of ,khe Brussels . Canadian 'Legfort Branch 218, The Oddfellows, likes curling when he can and is a meinoer of Brussels Melville Presbyterian Church. The Lowe's haie three children. Penny of OwenSound; - Linda' of Aylmer and Douglas'', heli- copter instructor at. Niagara Falls? Brussels Fireman are the re-. cipients of a plaque from the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada. The plaque was presented in recognition of the Brussels Fire- men's continued devotion in aid of the struggle against muscular . Visiting homemakers hear executive director Cal Krauter,' well known Brussels businessman and owner' of C. & G. Kraiter Co.,' this month celebrates 25 years of business in Brussels specializing in sheet metal work, plumbing' and heating. His brother, Gordon Krauter, now of Sarnia, was associated with him from •the time the business was established until 1956. dystrophy. Here it is shown in the village office with Clerk wm. King. Displayed in the Brussels Municipal Office, the plaque .bears the following inscription: "The Muscular Dystrophy Asso- ciation Of Canada Presents to • A native of Ethel, he began to learn his trade there 45 years ago. Employed previously in Hamilton and with Wilton and Gillespie of Brussels he es- tablished his own business here in April 1948. A veteran of World War II, he saw active service with the Canadian Navy for 3 1/2 years. Keenly interested in munici- together, be it at Easter or any time. Warm close feelingS round Us when groWn families, Who have left the home nest, return with their children. It dispels the delttsion of older folk that their children, groWn and • gone, living their liVes with their fainilieS, leave little time for thought of theni. When sons and daughters return with grand-. children, one knows' they are still part Of their lives and love. It is a happy occasion indeed', * * ReSideritS of Brussels and area Will haVe the uniqueOPPOr- tinlity to attend a hit theattiCal • production right here inEtuaaela onSiiiida.y; May 6th. Farm SO*" has been hailed as an outstanding show, full Of ekcite-. thent i inforrttative, dramatic and hilatiOnS, presented by effective actor's hnder, the direetiOn of Very talented Man, ThiS Yon` can enjoy without it costing you One cent for It is free,: tobn't miss, this Sher, all abbut farm life in Hilton cothityi Brussels Fire Department This tribute commemorating ten years of st eadfast service. The defeat of muscular dystrophy , through the advance of science ultimately depends upon the dili- gence and devotion of -the volun- teer workers." • pal and county affairs he has served as Reeve of Brussels, Warden of Huron County and is presently a member of the Plan- ning and Land Division Board of. Huron County. Mr. Krauter is a member of St. John's Masonic Lodge of Brussels and has been active in Masonic work- He has 32 degrees and is a Shriner. • Mr. and Mrs. Krauter, the former Marguerite Lester of Hamilton, have two children, Captain David Krauter of the Canadian Armed Forces, Valcar- tier, Quebec, and Mrs. Joe (Kathie) Wilson of London, who has completed her second year as a student at Western Univer= sity. At a meeting of the Huron County Board of Education in Clinton Monday a number of re,- cortitriendatiOnS frOm the Educa- tion Committee were approVed. Concerning the Bruce Scott Scholarships 'at the SeaforthbiS., trict High school approval was giVen the reddininetidation• that legal prOdeedings be instituted for variation of the trusts Under . the will of the late Bruce Scott. The will stipulated that each year the hitt $500 SCholaithip must go to a atudent at the University of Toronto: D. J Cochrane, lidredttir of Edtidatiiiii, reperted that the laSt few years 'students from Seaforth haVe not been going to Toronto and thus this amount of Money was put in a trust fund which now has reached a total of Si2,606,, It is recommended that. this money be luit, back id the trust fund and WAY the total, in, Certified Visiting Home- makers of Huron County heard Mrs. Madeleine MacKinnon, exe- cutive director of the Visiting Homemakers Association in Hamilton at a recent gathering at Conestoga College, vanastra. Mrs. MacKinnon, a native of Clinton, discussed he role of a visiting homemaker in to-day's society. She told the homemakers that to-day, with most families functioning as isolated units, there is more need for someone to help take over the homemaking role in an enaergency. The Visiting Homemakers Association in Hamilton has de- veloped from a small ,nucleus of women, interested in helping others in time of need, to over 150 women who offer emotional support to families, as well as .prepare .special diets, provide bedside nursing, help with bud- geting, and provide care for children, when needed. The hom maker's services are available to the public by paying for the homemaker pri- vately or the homemaker being provided by Children's Aid So- cieties, Social Services of the Home care program. Homemaking can be a very rewarding vocation, Mrs. Mac- Kinnon stated, as the homemaker obtains the satisfaction of help- ing other people at. times of sick- ness or other problems. She told of a family in Ham- terest froin the combined funds be divided, equally among the Stu- dente from the Seaforth District. High SdhOel i WhO attend a urit,• • VerSity (to a MAXIMUM of $500 per student). The Board will make applica- tion, to the 'Ontario Ministry, of Education for approval of a pro- ject by Professor James Scott Of Seaforth CO update the history of Huron deittity under the ‘ota- parience plan Of the Pro- vincial GOVernitent for grants to students "Made available through the Mihietty of Education, The project is deSigned to• update the hiatory of Huron froth 1900 to 1975 The history of the first 75 YearS OfiltirettOOttn, ty was documented and made available in a bOblieftiiiiasioned by the HuronCounty Council= ,.Settlement of ,Itetoh County" by JatueaScott(ityektOii ilton, where a mother was in hospital having a- new baby and a homemaker was requested by the Children's Aid Society to look after the young children so the husband could continue working. The homemaker discovered on arriving, that this family did not have enough bedding to provide a set for each bed, and also lacked towels and other household ne- cessities. She advised the home- making agency of this problem. Mrs: MacKinnon said, that over the years she has developed a supply of essential household supplies # by encouraging dona- tions from different sources, so that when a situation like this turns up, some supplementary help can be given. When the homemaker was through helping this family, a letter was received from these parent s thanking them for their help and saying how grateful they were, knowing someone "cared". In Hamilton, homemakers are involved in providing home- making to senior citizens, either by the citizens paying themselves or through Social Service assist- ance. Sometimes it is the home- maker who discovers when ill- ness or death has occurred. "Independence, is one of the most precious needs in every- one's life", Mrs. MacKinnon sta- ted, and added that homemaking. is one of the methods in main- taining this independence. 1966), Now County Cothidil feela it is deSitable• to cover the next ,75 years. With a view to providing; sum mer employment for Huron Conn,. ty students, one secondary school Student and tour university stat- dentt, Huron Council has sought the co-operation Of the Hilton County Board of Education which has the authority to apply for the grant. Mr. Cochrane reported the Board has On file a letter from the clerk of Huron County as the Board that any ek- penaea to the Board over and abtiVe thOSe covered by the Peo- Vhidie grant would be borne by County Council. BOcatite of the acope of the, project it. cannot be coittPleted. in a ethgle ehmmet, It is a research-in-detail project that will take the forth Burning unwanted graSs is being done at this time of year. It is a quick method Of getting rid of such grass but it requires caution and clO8e watching`: Too Often it tends to get out of hand and the fire department-hat to be summoned to get the blaze under control. If you are burning. Off grass be alertt ****** The annual Child Safety Week is being Observed froth May.1st to 7th. The safety of our chit- dreri is every adult'S reSpOitai., Nifty, Some 2,000 Canadian children under the age of 15 die every year in accidents, death8 than caused by all child- hood diseases conibined,From birth, the- little ones are pro, tected and guided by adults. TOO. often as they ttow older and become ,more indepetitionti adults' retak and neglect the reS- Poilsibliity of protection which the children depend on. Not, only iri Child Safety Week, should lance be Maintained but every dk1''Of the young years. What, a joy to have One's family HB of E approves School bus contract sale