The Brussels Post, 1970-05-14, Page 1POST PUBrAIIIN (4? HOUSE $2•50 A Year In Advance — 0.50 To U.S.A. 'PRE BRUSSELS POST THVRSDAY, MAY 14th, 1970
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RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY SUNDAY OPENS
NEW WIND. AT' CALLANDE.R NURSING HOME
LISTEN" ALL' 'YOU PtOPLE
AND •Yoti WILL HEAR'
WHAT'S DOING IN
BRUSSELS SCHOOL THIS YEAR
On May 8th a. new student at-
tended ,school for the day. His
eyes were so big that he looked
es if he
wen t
peed any education.
Ife went home that night with his
master who was George Me(gory.
Can you guess who he was? He
was an owl. George found it. two
weeks ago, when it fell out of: e
tree. '
May 9th was the big clay of the
"Rummage Sale". We thank those
who patronized and helped : raise
a sum of $93,00 for our tease tat)
to Toronto. Also on May 9th a.
dance was held at the school. We
raised money to bring the total
amount 1.11) to $21.5.00
We, would also wish to invito
the parents of the students in
Senior West and Grade four to the
ep-coming assemblies in which
the students will he performing.
The dates are uncertain as yet..
On May 11th the grade eight
students were visited by Melt
school students, They told of dif-
ferent, clubs. classes, teachers and
sports of the high school, Their
pani cs are Chris Exel, Gerry
Juizi, Wendy Prior and Debbie
McKay.
Now for Sports of all Sects:
On May 8th four high, school
stndents came to play basketball
at Brussels School and were de-
feated. Brussee4 'Boys won by a
two point. niargin. dere-eine the
T-Tigb School 50-18 with 'Keith
Rayinond golfing the winning
basket for the Brussels`teere
Now for the team standings in
the Brussels league. Doug Smith's
team is out in front_ going into-
the playoffs. Doug's team has won
and, lo51 1 He will »Inv Don
eVorkhates team the plavoqs.
Don who is in 3rd plaee with 3
wins and 3 loses. Andy'Adams
team is in 2ed place with 4 wins
and e loses will ploy off against
Mervin Liehty'e team who is in
Fast place with 1 win and 5 loses.
Tn the girls' hasktithall
tlenno's team is opt 'iii front with
five wins end on.e. tie, Next is.
Diemie ,,Gordon's team who is in
2nd pine. ;with four wins and nue
loss and one tie. Next is Nancy
teem in third plane :with.
two wins and .four loses and last
but not boost Frances Exel's team
with do wins and six loses,
Here is another interesting
poene
Alvin McLellan
Old Calvin ;Tames
A BUSY STREET
The screech of Urea,
The pitter ea or of feet,
A huffy street.
Lights turning colours,
'the talk of people.
A. busy street.
The metallic sound of th
ringing his hell,
:rite tinkle of eelpe,
, busy street.
The ure.ent voiceS calling.
The crunch of gravel -beneath
their feet,
busy street.
The crittgling of paper.
And the slamming of door
A busy street.
'fly Stephanie Watts
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fit;elilleeetee lu ip ifeit
prIfilifffilltY, •
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AGRICULTURAL -1-HisfOLCiDy
. „
Gary Etta Son Ot My, and Mis,
Chester Earl of Ethel, graduated
from Centralia College of Agricul-
tural Technology on May 13th.
He is a graduate of Ethel Public
School and LiSiewel PistrOt
Secondary School.. He has accepted
a position with Maple Leaf Mills.
EN GA G E M EN TS
r. and Mrs, R. W. 'Hallam of
Edmonton, Alberta. are pleased .to
announce the engagement of their.
eldest daughter Lynne Ellen to
Lieutenant.. John eDevid Lester
Krauter or .Edmonton, only son of
Mr. end . eIrs„T, C..letautete of
.firussels, Ontario, Wedding will
take place Saturday, July 11th,
1070, in Edmenton—
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth -C. Wilbee
of Rebel wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
nine Elizabeth, to Mr, Howard
Frederick Cues of Guelph, son, of.
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Giles of
Prince Albert, Sask. The marriage
to take place on June 17th at 4 pan.
in Chalmers Unitedi Church Chapel,
Guelph, Ont.
TROPHRIE PRESENTED
AT BOWLING BANOUET
The atunual Banquet and Dance
of the .Brussels Bowling League
was held Saturday night, May 9th
seven o'clock. After the banquet
the trophies were presented to
the following boWlers;
Regular Season Trophies
La,batt's Trophies to
Al's Aces: Al Harvey, Doris
Matheson, 'Raven Hastings, Elaine
Nichol, Cord Smith, Doug Huether.
Ladies' High Average
Doris Mat
Men's High Average
C'ord Matheson
Ladies' High Aggregate
Marg, Smith 15,796
Mens' High Aggregate
Dave Hastings 17,514
Ladies' High Triple
Dianne Huether
Men's High Triple
Meters y Lowe .. . .• . ,.„
Ladies' High Single
Coro] Harvey „ .. .
Men's High Single
Brian Rutledge
Bowl Off Trophies
Listowel Bowling
ies to Al's Aces.
Ladies' High Triple
Doris Matheson
Men's High Triple
Cord Matheson ....
Ladies' High tingle
Jane Ward
Men's High Single
Barry Peters
A dance followed the presen-
tation and o gond time Was bad
by all. We hope everyone Will be
in great shape for bowling next
season,
Well, I guess that is all for this
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POST OFFICE cLosgo
MONDAY, MAY 13th
Ti Brussels Post Offiee Will he
closed, May Vhdoria Day.
No wicket Jr: dr4(very services
will be provieed•
Mother's Day Service
At 'Melville Church
A special Mother's 'lay Islerviee
was' held in Melville le esbyteilbet
Church Sunday morning., 'eleY
10th. The Sunday Schpol gathered
in a body in the church tinelitmeu•re
with the rest of the cengregotion.
Among the highlights 01' the aer-
t'icO wa.Y the baptism of three' Of
the infants of the church. .. • Kaile Nadine King, daughter of
leir, and Mrs. Wm. H. King.
Douglas Alvin nliggins son .of.
Mr, and Mrs. Robe Higgins,
Rose Marie tiynne Triebner,
:dangitter 'of Ms. and Mre. lea 1 ph
Triebner.
After 010 baptist the comic sang
the As sonic blessing and the.
minister presented the 'Beptism
certificates.
The lesson was read by Mr.
Wilfred Shortreed_ and after 'the
ofrering Mrs. Marie Douglas, guest
soloist sang a solo suitable to the
Occasin.
The minister preached a very
and Illeaningrul sermon
from Titius on'The Ideel eleher.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. said Mrs. Thomas Finch,
Ethel. Opterio, announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Margaret, to Mr. William Hender-
son, London, on Friday, may lot
p,c.W Afternoon
Unit Meeting
The Afternoon l nits of the
Brussels United Church Women
was held at the home of Mrs. Roy
Cousins' on Tuesday, May 5th with
an attendance of 19.
'Miss Skelton led the devotions,
the theme being "the Christian
ITomecc. Scripture portions read
by MisoPeaSori. andby Mrs. Cox.
A poem "So Long As There are
Homes", a story of how a little
girl: showed her mother the, real
meaning of e home. The 'hymn
"HaPpY the Home when God is
There" end prayer
During the business session. the
ladies were reminded to hove any
donation for the hale left at the
church by May 'llatle
Mrs. Cousins reed a story en-
titled "Tee Promise that Gdew",
Showing how one kind ttet passed
on to others can have far reach-
ing results.
Mrs. 'Millet', on remest, contin-
ued her discussion. of the chapter
of the Study Book deeling with
the generation gap, Mrs. ll'amitig-
Way rend an account :of how two
Yoling people overcame the drug
habit, and established a fine.
Christien home,
Tile hostess and Mrs. Parker
served S delicious lunch.
The next meeting, June 2nd,
will be 1.1 aVeleetiOlf fit. rain
111 AftiO,
Olt Sunday, May 10th the newly
renovated and enlarged Callender
Nweing Home was opened by
Brussels Reeve Roy Cousins who
pc-Wormed the ribbon euttiI1g .
ceremour and gave a short addreSe
'outlining the growth of the
Nursing Home over the pest nine
- years and the need (he le'arsing
Home fills in the Villageb(Ith Jay
providing patient care of EL }Very
high caliber and employment for
231ocal people,
COulaits' ;Actress was as
follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Callender. :gift's,
Kreuter, Members of the Staff.,
Residents of the Callender .Nuesing
Home. Ladies and Gemleiiien.
It is 071 honour for me, t.;e the
Reeve of the Village of 53:rus5els,
to have a part to play ott aik tory
important occasion.
Today, will mark the opening Of
a new addition and a renovated
portion of The Callender Nursing
Horne.
1 congratulate the administration
on the very fine facilities that are.
Provided here for our senior citi-
zens requiring nursing care.. YOU
'!re providing a very en porta nt
service in this community.
This Nursing Home roDresentS
a very large investment and We
should consider' it as an industry
11.1 our community as well as a
horsing home. It contributes tax
'blears to the village and gives
employment to many of our citi-
zens.
Many of its will remeneber when
building was the residence of
one of our very ptominent fAm-
flies, refer to the D. C, Ross fam-
ily. We are very floppy to litre
Miss Gertrude Ross and Mrs.
Luelle Meleauchlin, daughters of
the Into D. C. and Mrs. Ross with
us today. 1 out sure they- will have
any- pleasant memories of this
home,
it: is (-mite fitting that this offic-
ial opening should be held today.
The week of May 10th, has been
set aside as Nursing Home week
in Ontario. A time for us to think
abort our friends ie nursing
honleS. A time for us to do our
good deed that will help make life
more pleasant for these people_
It is our sincere: wish that the
resideets of this nursing home are
Merle as emnfortable as possible.
It is now my privelege and
humour to declare this new and
ronovo led Callender Nursing
ilrone offireally open.
Over the past nine years the
Nursing Home has been enlarged
from 12 patient units and a private
residenee until today there now
are 40 modern completely air-
conditioned units, a new heating
plant, new on, the premises Inure
dry facilities, and one of the most
'unto-date 'Medical' Clinics in the
area, lender the present owner-
ship considerably more than One
hundred thousand dollars has
been invested to make this one of
the most impressive Nursing
Homes In this part of Western
Ontario.
The managemeht and staff were.
most gratified to have More than
two hundred guests visit and tour
the Nursing Home during Open
111101. garitAltiptirvoil tot
thlitry ontrbm
which were prepared by the Nurs-
ing Home Staff and donated for
the Open House. Presiding at the
tea teble were Mrs. Roy Cousins
end Miss Gertrude Ross, also in.
attendance for the afternoon were
attendance for the afteenoon was
J, McLaughlin, (The. HomA
is the former D. C.- Ross resi-
dence, Miss Ross and Mrs, Me,
Laughlin are the daughters Of the
)ate D. C. Ross),
'or the patients enjoyment n,
lovely' lighted painting was don-
ated by 'Me:. and Mrs. George
Mutter: two beautiful lawn chairs
donated by Mr. and Mrs. George
Elliott: an array of flowers for
the occasion by: Cal Tai putee
.... plumbing and heating: Bernard
TenPas and Sons; Mr. John Cut-
ting — Manager Bank of Mont-
feel Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Baker:
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson:
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grebe; Mr.
and Mrs. Cal Kreuter. .Alsn a
nunibe of cards of congratuletions.
The Nursing Home is under the
direction of; Dr. J. N. McGregor,
Medical Consultant; Mrs. Elizabeth
C'allander. Reg. N.; Mrs. Marguer-
ite Kreuter, Reg. N.; Mr. Douglas
Callender, Administrator. Staffing
as follows: Nursing. Mrs, Kathleen
Rutledge, Mrs. Marie MeTaggart,
Mrs. Dawn White, Mrs. Nebel
"Huether, Mrs. Fannie Sottiers.
Mrs, Patricia_ Keffer, Mrs. Freda,
Skinner, Mrs, Helen Pletch, Mrs.
Helen Blake, Miss Karen Mutter,
Miss Josephine Smith R.N.A., WO.
Jean Swanson R.N.A., Miss Ann.
Oldfield, Miss Linde Wilson, Miss
Connie Coutts. Housekeeping;
Mrs, Mabel Smith, Mrs Laura
Fischer. Cooking ; Mrs. 'Grace
Evans, Mrs. Doris Fischer. Elect-
rical and, Maintenance: Mr.
Wayne Gritbe. Grube.
Get Your Ladies' DiVision
1970 Prize List Now
Prize Lists of the Ladies' Div-
ision of the Brussels Agrieultural
Society may be obtained from the
secretary, Mrs. Adah Smith or at
the office of the Brussels Post.
fTet, your exhibits ready ladies
and do your bit to make our 1970
fair even• more successful than
last year,
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MRS. WILLIAM L. YOUNG
-Mrs. Wm. L. Young, Stretford,
died in Stratford General lint-mit-al
on Saturday.
She was the former LindeY
Colvin end was horn in 'Brussels,
the :daughter of the late George
and Eleanor Colvin,
She bad been a resident of Strat-
ford for the pest 49 years coil was
a member of. St. James Anglican.
Church.
Surviving are her husband, and
one 'brother, George Colvin of
120 St. Vincent St. .N.. Stratford.
The funeral Wee held l'aeathle
front the telligeell Paneled 110110
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