HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-09-10, Page 19JOHN'S. AGRO SERVICE.
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Phone 887-6542
DAUNTED — Although the girls in this picture did not win the Volleyball
pionship this year they displayed sportsmanship and skill throughout the
ament in Clinton. They are as follows: Bottom row- Janis Van Vilet, Anne
, Linda Axtman, Jo Ann Czerwinsk,i; Middle row - Jo Anne Boven, Elizabeth
nk, Kim Riley, Brenda Smith, Pia Marcussen; Back row - Dianne. Godkin,
Baker, Sharon Thompson, Patti. Muegge, Carolyne' McClure, SusanRice,
ey Maloney, Marg. Montgomery. (SPS Photo)
Accident kills McKillop man
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His brother-in-law, James
Lamure, 22, of R.R.5, Seaforth, a
passenger in the car, is in
Stratford General Hospital in
satisfactory condition with
fractures of left leg and arm.
Seaforth OPP Officer James
MacLeod, who investigated the
mishap, reported the car left the
road and struck a tree.
The late Mr. Thompson is
survived b y his parents Mr. and
Mrs. George Thompson, of
R.R.5, Seaforth, three siSters,
Mrs. James (Lorraine) Lamure of
R.R,5, Seaforth; Susan . and
Elizabeth at home, two brothers,
Harry and Samuel at home; his
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Th.
ompson, London; and his fiancee
Margere te Cook.
The body was at the R.S.Box,
AST WAWANOSH
N RSERY SCHOOL
This i
zation. It
assist.
a n on-profit organi-
is a Co-Op. Volunteers
is Miss Joyce Nethery who
Our teacher for the coming year
recently graduated from Fanshaw
College in Early Childhood
Education.
To participate your child must
he toilet trained.,
Children may attend every
other day for 21/2 hours, either in
the morning or afternoon.
The fee is $2.00 a day for '
helping mothers and $2.50 a day
for mothers who are unable to
help.
The aini of the Nursery School
is to ,provide a friendly
atmosphere where children can
become acquainted with some of
the things that they will
encounter in their first year of
school. These include toys, books,
songs, other children and adults
who are, not familY.
This school begins Septenibet
15th,
infortnatiolro5; registration °trrationfilwrtrhieter
or phone Joyce Nethery,
Brussels, Ontario. NOG 1110, 523 9469,
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Township
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dead after
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about tw
Seaforth,
p.m, He
the scene
Dr. Paul
year old McKillop Funeral Home, Seaforth, where
man, Charles George
of R.R.4, Walton; is
a single car accident on
p Township Road 20,
o miles northeast of
Friday night at 10:50
as pronounced dead at
by Seaforth Coroner,
L. Brady.
funeral service was held Monday
at 2 P.M. Interment followed at
Egmondville Cemetery.
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