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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-19, Page 5RCSS NO. 1 - BEECHWOOD SCHOOL - SPRING 1924 - 1. Teacher, Stella O'Hara, 2. Marie Krauskopf, 3. Rose Krauskopf, 4. Theresa Ryan, 5. Mary Young, 6. Ruth O'Reilly, 7. Gertie Mulligan, 8. Annie Ryan, 9. Leota Ryan, 10, Angela Mulligan, 11. Calista Kelly, 12. Jack Rowland, 13. Mary O'Reilly, 14. Angela Horan, 15. Frank Maloney, 16. Florence Kelly, 17. Ann Ryan, 18. Joseph L. Ryan, 19. Mary Flanagan, 20. Irene O'Rourke, 21. John O'Rourke, 22. Zack Ryan, 23. Dan O'Rourke, 24. Mary Maloney, 25. Joe Malone, 26. Basil Kelly, 27. Edith Krauskopf, 28 (Fr) Joe O'Rourke, 29. John Moylan, 30, Clarence Malone, 31. Mary Downey, 32. William Ryan, 33, Frank Ryan, 34. Emmett Malone, 35. Hubert O'Reilly, 36. (Br) Michael Walsh, 37. John O'Shea, 38. Joe Downey, 39. Albert Krauskopf, 40. Joe Mulligan, 41. Clarence O'Reilly, 42. John O'Reilly, 43. (Fr) Frank Moylan. Photo submitted by Michael Walsh. Beechwood School has interesting history In 113113 a Separate School was bolt one and one-quarter miles CAM of Beachwood. It was a frame school and was law bricked. li was known as S.S. No.1, McKillop. A well was dug and trees were planted also at this ume. The pupils :utenduag this school had previously attended public school No. 5, McKilkap, located on the west writer of lex 10, con. 6, better known as Moy Ian's cornea. The first trustees of the Separate School No. 1 were John Malone, John Horan, and Jake Bruxer. The first teacher, Miss Mary Casey, received a Slaty of between $250 and $300 a year. In 1923 a new red brick school was built and the earlier building was sold. The brick was removed from it and it is being used as a shed on the property of Ken Ryan, lot 6, con. 5. The first trustees of the new brick school were William O'Reilly, Albert Krauskopf and Edward Horan. This red brick school built in 1923 served a community until 1967, at which time the pupils transferred to the newly -opened school at St. Columban, known as R.C.S.S. No. 2, April 3, 1967. Mrs. Michael B. Murray was the teacher when the school closed. -A History of McKillop by: Mrs. Joseph Grummets Published by: The Huron Expositor 1967. -Contributed by Michael Walsh EARL EGGERT Earl Eggert, 79, of Rostock, died December 10, 1990, at his residence. Born in Ellice Township, he was a son of the late Henry Eggert and the former Eva Doerr and had lived in the township all his life. He had attended Stratford Business College in the late 1920s and was later employed with the Canadian National Railway. In 1937 he operated the Egg Grading Station in Rostock and in 1942 purchased the General Store which he operated as Eggert's General Store for 27 years until 1969. He was also post master in Rostock for 30 years. Following his retirement from the retail business, he was bookkeeper at Filsinger Brothers in Sebringville and Earl's Auto Sales in Stratford. He served as secretary -treasurer of the Rostock Cheese and Butter Co. for 41 years until 1971. He was a member of Zion United Church in Rostock, a former Sun- day School superintendent and was treasurer of the anniversary commit- tee. In 1955 he was a charter mem- ber and secretary of the Rostock Athletic Association. He was also a member of the committee of ad- justment for the Township of Ellice, a member of the Canadian Order of Foresters and a member of the Milverton Senior Citizens As- sociation. Surviving are his wife, the former Marjorie Leinweber; a son Murray and wife Ann, and a daughter Lois and husband Wayne Zurell, all of Rostock; grandchildren, Kirk and _Civic Corner _ THE LOCAL ARCHITEC- TURAL ADVISORY COMMIT TEE will meet Wednesday, Decem- ber 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Town Hall. THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD will hold a hearing, con- cerning Lots 33 and 34. R.P. 391 and Part Lot 10, Conc. 1, HRS. on Thrusday December 20, 1990 st 10 a.m. in the council Chambers, Town Hall Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Ex.tr, Ontario MOM 191 (Established in 1876) Provides Full insurance Coverage tor Farm Properties New Appllostions Ar. Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS Jade Harrigan, R.R. 3 lucan Larry Gardirwr, R.R. 2 We Lloyd Morrison, R R 1St. Marr Lorre Feeney, Mitchell Jack Hodge t, R R. 1 Kion Joseoh Chalk, R.R. 5 Michel AGENTS Roes Hoter . Exeter John Moors, Dublin Joseph Unice. Mittel ►taad OMlos. Easter n7.4 06 3452679 2291277 348 8853 1286152 348 0705 235 3250 3462512 34$1012 r�aseo Fire extinguishers for sale to our policy holdara tot O.low cost. R.11llr ere fr.a - oh.ck with your spent -Obituaries- Cory Zurell, Jason and Julie Eggert; and a sister, Doreen and husband Alex Gardiner, of Cromarty. He was predeceased by a brother-in- law, Dennis Leinweber, June 5, 1990. Friends were received at the W.G. Young funeral home, Stratford, December 12. A service was held December 13 at Zion United Church in Rostock. Rev. Jim Wen - cel officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. As expressions of sympathy, donations may be made to Zion United Church, Rostock, the CT Scanner Fund of the Stratford General Hospital or the charity of one's choice. EDITH PRIDE Mrs. Edith Mae (Keys) Pride, 81, died December 9, 1990, at the Freeport Hospital Health Care Vil- lage. Family members surviving include brothers, Harold Keys and wife Wilda, of Listowel, and Jim Keys and wife Jean, of Seaforth. Friends were received at the Ed- ward R. Good funeral home, Water- loo December 11. Services were held there December 12 and burial was in Parkview Cemetery, Water- loo. As expressions of sympathy donations may be made to First 1lnited Church or a charity of one's hoice. JOHN LOUIS JOHNSON John Louis Johnson, formerly of Seaforth and McKillop Township, died at Chelsey Park Retirement Community, London, on Monday, December 17, 1990. He was 80. A son of the late Patrick Johnson and former Catherine O'Reilly, he is survived by sisters, Rose (Mrs. Joe Ryan) of Seaforth, Pearl (Mrs. Eric Campbell) of Exeter, Mrs. Clestia Nicholson of Mitchell and Mrs. Stella Benninger of Welland; and brothers Cyril and Steven of London. Mr. Johnson was predeceased by brothers Herbert and Joseph. A funeral mass will be h ' ld today (Wednesday) at St. Columban Roman Catholic Church, and spring interment will be in St. Columban Cemetery. Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth in charge of arran- gements. EARL HARRY LEYBURNE Earl Harry Leyburne of North Bay, and formerly of Tuckersmith Township, died Tuesday, December 11, 1990 at the Clinton Public Hospital. He was 74. Born on October 4, 1990 in Tuck- ersmith "township he was the son of -44 a ifil'"ermg Wilk- ❑BRIGHAM PIPES DTIMEX WATCHES DCHRISTMAS MUGS DBOX CHOCOLATES DCASSETTES AND C.D.s ❑BOOKS - HARD 8 SOFT COVER El ELECTRONIC GAMES DSTEREOS DCAMCORDERS DCOMPACT DISC PLAYERS DWALKMANS D PLASTIC MODELS DREMOTE CONTROL CARS DELECTRONIC KEY BOARDS DTOSHIBA T.V.s S14EttLJCItLj,tmai and a Happy New Year from BOXING Bob, Betty, Judy, Peggy, DAY Jill, Tanya and Cheri SALE WED. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY DEC. 26 BOB & BETTY'S r?adie/haek l VARIETY & GIFT$ SEAFORTH 527-1880 'YOUR LOTTERY TICKET CENTRE' DEALER A.S.C. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8:30 A.M. TILL 9 P.M. .r/ *00 1�,llh T J/ the late Simon Stuart Leyburne and former Alicia Margaret Earl. He was a salesman with Swift's Canadian, and a member of the North Bay branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. He is survived by his wife, the former Thelma Jackson; two daughters, Sandra and her husband Joe Claudio of North Bay and Dar- lan and her husband Larry Potocnik of RR 5 Clinton; and one son, William Leybume and his wife JoAnn of Kitchener. Also surviving are five grandchildren; one sister Margaret (Mrs. Robert Carter) of Clinton; and two brothers, William Leyburne of London and Arthur Leyburne of St. Thomas. A funeral service was held at the .Beattie -Falconer "Ball Chapel" on Friday, with the Reverend Greg Gilson of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, officiating. A memorial service was also held at the Clinton Legion. Interment Mait- land Bank Cemetery, Seaforth. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER IM. 1980-4 NOMINATIONS are being received for CITIZEN OF THE YEAR for the TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT Kindly submit name or names to the Township Office, P.O. Box 226, Londesboro, Ont. NOM 2H0. 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