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Rebekah Lodge
organizes
picnic
The regular meeting of Morn
ingstar Rebekah Lodge No. 315
Brussels took place on June 25 in
the Lodge rooms. Vice Grand
Leola Hood presided due to the
absence of our Noble Grand Janet
McCutcheon, who was ill.
The Rebekah picnic has been
rescheduled to Wednesday, July 17,
2 p.m. in the Lodge rooms. Mem
bers were saddened to hear that
dear friend and sister, Vena
Thomas, passed away suddenly on
June 24.
This was the last meeting until
September. A pot luck supper will
be held on September 10 at 6:30
p.m. with a meeting to follow.
Clarence Hanna
The indoor court yard is seen from the central courtyard of the Huronview North project.
The Huronview North project
promises to be the largest, and most
spectacular building in Brussels
when it is completed next year.
With a price tag of nearly $6 mil
lion, the building will sprawl over a
large site in Morris township just
south of the village. Just the archi
tects plans for the building run to
nearly 100 pages more than 24 by
36 inches. (The architect's bill to
the county for printing the plans for
Huronview North was $5686.)
Entrance to the complex will be
off County Rd. 12. Visitors will
drive first past the alternate housing
wing, a series of apartment suites
for those who don't need extended
care and who will have a more free
lifestyle.
Next it's on to the circular drive
that will let people off at the front
porch with a parking lot in the mid
dle of the circle.
The most spectacular part of the
building appears to be just inside
the front doors. Off the lobby
toward the inner court yard of the
building is a two-storey high lobby
court garden and greenhouse pavil
ion which will bring the outdoors
inside for residents and visitors.
Just near the court garden is the
chapel.
There are two wings for the cog
nitively impaired, each with 20
beds. There is one wing of 23 beds
for the physically frail.
The complex will also contain a
fitness centre, several dining
rooms, several sitting areas as well
as a wing devoted to kitchens,
offices and other staff require
ments.
Staff parking will be off Eliza
beth Street which is being extended
south from Brussels to serve as the
second entrance to the site.
The entire building is on one
floor with the low appearance
being broken by a series of dormers
and pillars. The one exception will
be the two-storey courtyard area.
Ground breaking for the building
is expected by the end of July with
construction to begin soon there
after. The building is scheduled for
completion in 1992.
was community
leader
Continued from page 28.
Wednesday at 2 p.m.
Pallbearers are: Ron Hanna, John
Hanna, Edwin Minick, Greg Cook,
Eric Cook and Randy McLean.
Wayne Hopper was an honourary
bearer. Floral tributes were carried
by Catherine Minick, Marilyn
Mayberry, Carol Hopper and Adam
Storer.
Interment is at Brandon Ceme
tery, Belgrave.
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