HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-09-14, Page 7LONGTIME FIREMAN — Gordon Stephenson,
right, who has been a member of the Brussels
volunteer fire brigade for 34 years, was honoured at,
an Ontario Fire Marshall's convention recently.- He
was later presented with a token of appreciation on
-behalf of the. Village by George jut2i, phairman of
council's fire committee. " (Photo by Langlois)
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BRUSSELS; POST' SEPTEMBER 14,. 1977-7 Obituarie:
Kentl, Blair and Miranda Bieman
also survive, as do two sisters,
maletta, Mrs. Howard McKelvie,
Hanover and Elsie, Mrs. Arthur
King, Owen Sound. He was
predeceased by a sister, Mrs.
Edna Smith and a borther, Levi.
The late Mr. Bieman served on
the board of the Belgrave UCO
and on the credit committee of the
North Huron Credit Union, He
was a member of Belgrave United
Church and of the Belgrave
L.O.L. *
Funeral services were held
Sunday, September 11 from Knox
United Church with Rev. John G.
Roberts officiating. Interment
followed in Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Mason
Robinso-6, Roy Robinson, Arnold
Bruce, Murray Vincent; John
Gaunt and Leonard Robinson..
Flowerbearers were Lewis Stone-
house, Sam Pletch and Calvin
Robinson,
ALBERT NAN
WILLIAM JOHN
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Albert William John Bieman of
lgrave died early Friday
aging, September 9, ,in
niverstiy Hospital, London after
short illness.
Born in 13entick Township on
ovember 6, 1915 to William
eman and Amelia Posner, he
le to this district in 1943 and
Tined on the nineth line of East
aivanosh.
Fib wife, the former Agnes
glis of Walkerton,. to whom he
married October 25, 1941
rvives, along with four
ildren; Roger, R.R. 2, Luck-
e; Douglas, Iroquois Falls;
nil, RR. 1, Belgrave and Evelyn
home. Three 'grandchildren,
chool crowded ,
Dropping school enrolments in
e Huron-Perth Roman Catholic
eparate school system may
ause problems for Board
rustees. The problem is not the
ecrease but the distribution.
last year there were 2990
ildren enrolled in the , system`;
his year there are 2829. The
4% drop is not what concerned
rustees at the September 12
eeting of the board in Dublin,
ut the fact that it didn't occur
enly throughout the schools.
The major problem centres
around St. Patrick's School in
Dublin;, which is overcrowded,
and St. Columban a short
distance from Dublin, which is
experiencing a considerable loss
of students.
Trustee Ronald Marcy said
"We must distribute the children
so that full advantage can be
made of each school." According
o Mt, Marcy, the learning
environment is hampered by the
overcrowding situation and there
may have to be boundary changes
made to eleviate this problem.
The administration reminded,
he board that this is a problem
acing nearly every school board
n the province and it won't be
solved overnight.
An upcoming O.S.T.C. confer: '
ence to be held in Toronto has
'designed its program around
declining enrolments.
Trustee Ronald Murray
suggested that members of the
board attending that conference
report back on the outcome of
discussions raised there. "We've
got to do something this year so
this won't get worse next Srear,
even if- it means trucking some
students presently attending
Dublin to St. Columban."
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ABRAHAM HAROLD PROCTER
Abraham Harold Procter of
Belgrave died in Wingham and
District Hospital on Wednesday,
Sept. 7, 1977 after a short illness.
He was 75.
Born in Morris. Township on
March 7, 1902, he was educated
at the SSone School there and
farmed until retiring to Belgrave
in 1962. On May 23, 1928, in
Bluevale he was married to Grace
Curtis, who survives.
Also surviving in a daughter
Margaret, Mrs. John Spivey of
Ingersoll and four grandchildren,
Brian, Arnold, Brenda and
Barbara Spivey. He was prede-
ceased by his parents, Abraham
Procter and Mary Ann Stewart ,
and by a sister, Mrs. Verda.
Armstrong and a brother, Stewart
Procter.
The late Mr. Procter was a
member of Knox United Church,
Belgrave.
Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. John G.
Roberts from the , S.J. Walker
and. Finance, Jack Lane, Funeral , Home, Wingham on
reminded the board that1 September 9 at 2 p.m. Interment
bbundary and busing changes followed in Brandon Cemetery,
would Cause reaction from some Belgrave.
parents. "It may appear easy to Pallbearers were Charles„
resolve but busing is a touchy Ross, George, Alvin and Donald
thing to change. Some kids 'get on G. Procter and Jack Higgins.
the bus early, enough as it is." Flowerbearers were Donald R. •
and Frank Procter.