The Brussels Post, 1976-07-14, Page 16Mitchell and Seaforth firemen at the Siemon fire
McCutcheon Grocery
Phone 887-9445 We Deliver
VVeston's sugar, plain or cinnamon
DONUTS reg. 69c Pkg. 2 Pkg.'s, 99'
Sunkist
ORANGES size 113 89L,
Bluewater
FISH & CHIPS 32 oz. 1 29
Schneiders
SKILLET STRIPS 1 lb. 99'
Flowerbearers were: Wayne
McDougall, R.R. 2, Auburn and
Dave Button, Lucknow.
MRS. EDNA RONNENBERG
Mrs. Edna Elizabeth Ronnen-
berg, 77,_ of Monkton, died in
Listowel Memorial Hospital,
Wednesday, July 7.
She was born in •Logan Town-
ship, a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Thomas Ward.
Following her marriage in 1919 to
the late H. MiltOn Ronnenberg,
they farmed on con. 16 of Elma
Township until 1948 when they
retired to Monkton.
She was a member, of Knox
Presbyterian Church in Monkton
and Monkton Star Rebekah Lodge
No. 345.
Her husband died in 1975..
A son, Glenn Ronnenberg,
operates an insurance business in
Brussels.
She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Roy (Elnor) Smith, of
Harnilton; Mrs. Lawrence (Iris)
Marcellini, of Dundas; two son's,
Clarence and Glenn, both of
Monkton; sisters, ' Mrs. Tina
Hulley, of Monkton, Mrs. C.S.
(Gladys) Hart, of R.R. 2, Atwood,
Mrs. Wilfred (Esther) Ronnen-
berg, of Harnilton, Mrs. Vivian
(May) Williams, of 20 Oak St.,
Stratford; a brother, Harold, of
R.R. 2, Monkton; 14 grandchild-
ren and 18 great grandchildren.
She was predeceased by two
sons, Donald and Jack, a sister
and three brothers.
The body was .at the Peebles
funeral home in Atwood until
Friday when the funeral service
was held at the home at 2:30
p.m., conducted by Rev. Michael
Boulger and Rev., David Beutel.
STEPHENSON'S
Bakery
Rosedale
TOMATO JUICE 48 oz.
Old South Frozen
ORANGE JUICE 12 OZS.
McCormick's Creme Assortment
COOKIES 24 ozs.
24 Zip Tops •
COCA COLA Limit 2
Grocery
49'
2 for 89'
1.29
3.99
Phone 887-9226 Free Delivery
To rebuild
Walton
area
Keith Siemon of R.R.4, Walton
has decided to rebuild his
plumbing and farm tquipment
shop which was destroyed by lite.
Thursday Morning.
"I will definitely be rebuilding,,
I just don't know how, when or
where," he said.
The fire which started about
8:30, apparently from a wood
stove 'used to burn garbage,.
completely destroyed the 25 ye at
old building and caused an
estimated $25,000 damage, Log
in the blaze were Mr. Siemon'$`
plumbing and farm equipmeoi
tools and several repair jobs he'
was working on. The building was
covered by only $9,500 insurance,
Both the Seaforth and Mitchelh
fire departments were called to
the scene, but were unable to
bring the fire under control,
Mr. Siemon said that he is now
checking into the township:
building regulations to see if he
can rebuild on the same site,
There may be some objection'
because the building would be,
close to ,the road, he said,
Obituaries
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WILLIAM THUELL
One of the grand old men of
Blyth, died Tuesday, June 29,
1976, in Clinton Public Hospital.
William Cecil Thuell, one of the
most respected and beloved citi-
iens of the village died at age 79;
For many years he served in the
dual role as an electrician,
engineer and superintendent of
the Blyth Hydro Commission and
Public Utilities Commission. He
retired from his municipal
position in 1973 but never did
completely retire from his own
business. In his two jobs over the
years he provided a helping hand
to many in the community,
especially in time of emergency,
asking little in return. At the time
of his retirement, the community
paid tribute to his long years of
selfless service with nearly all
community organizations and
many individuals taking part.
Mr. Thuell was born in Morris
Township on July 31, 1896, the
son of the late William Clarence
Thuell and Mary Smith. He
married Ruth E. Breckinridge on.
April 21, 1919 in Brussels. They
moved to Blyth in August of that
year and have lived here ever
since. He was a former school
board trustee, a member of
Trinity Anglican Church, Blyth, a
member of the Orange Lodge, the
Independent Order of Oddfel-
lows, the Blyth Fire Department
and the Huron Pioneer Thresher
and Hobby Association.
Surviving besides his wife, are
two sons, Ross of Phoenix,
Arizona and Samuel of London;
three daughter, Ruth M. Dough-
erty, Blyth, Violet M. Fowler,
Blyth and Isabel] J. German,
London; 15 grandchildren and
eight great grandchildren. Four
sisters, Annie Marshall, London;
Ella Sharpe, Sarnia; Margaret
Johnston, Toronto and Edna
Speirs, British Columbia, and one
brother, Bred of Brussels, also
survive.
The funeral service was held
from. Tasker Memorial Funeral
Chapel, on Jtily 1, with Rev. Fred
Carson and Rev. Cecil Wittich
officiating. Interment was , in
Brussels Cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were;
Fred German, London; Norman
German, kapaSkasinM Dee
German, Blyth; Sam Dougherty,
Loridesboro; Willy Dougherty,
Blyth and Carl Nesbitt, R.R.
Blyth.
16—THE. BRUsstit POtTi JULY 14; 1976
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