HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-04-21, Page 4AT ST. PATRICK'S, DUBLIN — Mrs. Ken Stapleton, left of St. Patrick's PTA and
Hank Maas, Ethel, a parent whose children travel a long distance to school,,spoke
briefly at an education week program about senior citizens and schools of the past
at the Dublin school last week. In the centre are audience members Louise Maas
and Rose Stapleton of Dublin. (Staff Photo)
Obituary
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LLOYD E. PORTER
Lloyd. E. Porter of Walton, a
life-long resident of this area,
passed away in - Seaforth
Community Hospital on Monday,
April 12th after a brief illness. he
was 90 years of age.
Born on the 10th concession of
Grey Township, he farmed there
until 1944 when he moved to
Walton where he was employed
at the Bennett egg grading
station until he retired.
He was predeceased by his
wife, the former Mame Bennett in
July 1972, and by two brothers.
Two daughters survived, Mrs.
Cliff, (Vera) Kernaghan of
Brussels and Mrs. Jim (Doris)
Lamont of London and one sister,
Mrs. Donald (Margaret)
McTaggart.
Funeral services wereheld from
the M.L.Watts Funeral Home,
Brussels at 2:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, April 14th. Rev. E.
Baker of Walton United Church
officiated.
Burial service followed at
Brussels Cemetery Chapel.
Pallbearers were Ross
McTaggart, Ross Bennett, Ron
Bennett, Bill Coutts, Stewart
Humphries, John Perrie.
Delegates
attend
pro life
conference
Delegates from the Wingham
and area Pro-Life Group, Voice of
the Unborn, met with over 200
pro'-lifers at the Southwestern
Ontario. Pro-Life Conference in
Kitchener on Saturday, April 10.
Those attending were: Mrs.
Robert Chettleburg, Mrs. John
Brent, Mrs. Gerald. Smith, Mts.
Herman De Bruyn, Miss
Rosemary Curtis, Mr, and
Mrs. Adrian Keet, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Camp eau,. Miss Annette
Feet, and Joe Austin '(Goderieh
Pro-Life).
During the morning, session,
delegates were divided into
committees of their choice.The
committees included Youth,
Nurses for Life, Media,
Newsletter, Group Elyria
Euthanasia Research,„Hospital i
Lyrics for Life, Political Action,
and Ontario Action.
Mrs, Gwen Landolt, president
of the Alliance for kife of Canada,
spoke during the afternoon
session and suggested that the
pro-abortion frierfiberS of the
government may press fot a
widening of the abortion law in
Canada next fall,
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