The Citizen, 1990-11-21, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1990.
Obituaries
HECTOR HAMILTON
Mr. Hector Hamilton formerly of
Gorrie died at Royal Terrace in
Palmerston on Tuesday, November
13, 1990. He was in his 82nd year.
Mr. Hamilton was a veteran of
the Royal Canadian Air Force in
World War II. He was the Past
President of the Howick Legion
Branch #307 and a member of the
Forest Masonic Lodge #162 AF &
AM, Wroxeter.
Mr. Hamilton was the beloved
husband of Beatrice Beecroft. He is
survived by his loving children:
Alex and Mary Louise Hamilton,
Whitby; Carman Hamilton and
Pamela Scollard, of London and
Joyce and Neil Omand of Listowel.
He will be missed by his eight
grandchildren and his sister Alex
andra Scott of Toronto.
The Royal Canadian Legion
Branch #307 held a memorial
service at Betts Funeral Home in
Gorrie on Wednesday, November
14 at 9 p.m. The funeral service
was held the following afternoon at
2 p.m.
Interment will take place in the
spring at Gorrie Cemetery.
In remembrance donations to
Gorrie United Church Memorial
Fund would be appreciated.
LORNE DALE
A Past Noble Grand of the
Western Star No. 149 IOOF in
Brussels, Lome Dale passed away
on Friday, November 16, 1990 at
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mr. Dale was the beloved hus
band of the former Doreen Steph
enson. He will be dearly missed by
his children, Paul and Carol Dale of
Port Dover.
Left to mourn him are his three
grandchildren: Jason, Travis and
Jordan; his sisters, Betty (Mrs.
Charlie) Case’Streetsville; Barbara
Whaley, Streetsville; Nancy (Mrs.
Dennis) Boyd, Mitchell; Elaine
(Mrs. Bob) Stanley, St. William
and Delores (Mrs. William)
Wheeler, Brussels; his brothers
and their wives, Peter and Brenda
Dale, David and Bernice, all of
Stratford; Ron and Lorraine, Sea
forth; Larry and Mary, Burlington.
He will be remembered by several
nieces and nephews.
A memorial service by the Odd
fellows was held Sunday evening.
Funeral services were held at 2
p.m. Monday at the Betts Funeral
Home in Brussels.
Flower bearers were: Jason and
Travis Dale. Pallbearers were:
Brian Dale, Allan Dale, Todd
Wheeler, Murray Wheeler, Doug
Sholdice and Don Sholdice.
Rev. Cam McMillan officiated at
the service.
Interment was held at Brussels
Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society or a
charity of one’s choice would be
appreciated.
AMANDA HUSNIK
Amanda Husnik, formerly of
Fordwich, passed away suddenly,
as the result of a car accident on
Friday, November 16, 1990. She
was five-years-old.
Amanda is the loving daughter of
Tom and Mary Husnik of Listowel
and the sister of Whitney. She will
be dearly missed by her grandpar
ents John and Clara Mclnnes of
Fordwich, Blanche and John Hus
nik of Gorrie and her great-grand
mother, Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson of
Fordwich. Amanda is survived by
nine cousins and several aunts and
uncles: Charles and Donna Husnik,
Gorrie; Della and David Bridge,
Gorrie; Bobby and Donna Husnik,
Gorrie; Lonnie and Darlene Gaus,
Listowel and Don Mclnnes and his
friend Sue of Kitchener. She was
predeceased by an uncle, John
Husnik, in 1987.
Amanda rested at Betts Funeral
Home in Gorrie on Sunday. A
private family service was held on
Monday. Spring interment will be
in Gorrie Cemetery.
Donations to Sick Children’s
Hospital in London would be
appreciated as expressions of sym
pathy.
MARIE FOURNIER
Marie Fournier of Fordwich
Nursing Home passed away on
Friday, November 16, 1990. She
was 50 years of age.
Miss Fournier rested at Betts
Funeral Home in Gorrie on Mon
day, November 19. Interment will
be at St. Ambrose Cemetery in
Brussels.
Ethel
Ethel hosts farm
conference
A large group of farmers inter
ested in the aspects of environmen
tally sustainable methods of farm
ing attended the fall conference of
the Ecological Farmers Association
of Ontario at the Ethel Hall on
Saturday.
The Ethel W.I. catered to the
Foresters supper in Cranbrook
Tuesday evening.
There were 11 tables of euchre
played on Monday evening hosted
by the Ethel W.I. The next euchre
will be November 26 at 8:30 p.m.
Hullett Happenings
Kids compute
EDITOR ANDREA POSTMA
“COMPUTER ENRICHMENT”
On November 6, three students
from grade 7 and three students
from grade 8 went to Huron
Centennial School for a Computer
Enrichmond Program for the day.
We played “Tour of the Universe”,
“A Week in the Life of.....”, and
“New Kid in Town” on the Icons.
We designed our own t-shirt decals
on the Amiga computers with a
program called Deluxe Paint III.
Everyone had their decal ironed on
a t-shirt.
“GRADE 7 AND 8
MUSEUM TRIP”
On November 7 the grade 7 and 8
classes went to the Huron County
Museum for a Remembrance Day
Program. We were split into three
groups for the three sessions. The
sessions were: watching a film
about World War II, touring the
Military Gallery and looking at old
uniforms and hearing a war veteran
talk about the war. We went to
McDonald’s for lunch before we
went to the Museum.
The students would like to thank
Glen Carter for driving the bus,
McDonald’s for putting up with us,
Pat Hamilton and Thomas Eddy for
the interesting presentation at the
museum.
“BEAN SOUP”
On November 8 the grade 8 class
made bean soup. Anyone who
wanted bean soup for lunch
brought a bowl and a spoon. Mr.
Park’s kindergarten class and Mrs.
Pletch’s grade 1/2 made tea bis
cuits for the students to have with
their soup. The delicious soup was
enjoyed by about 150 students.
REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE
On November 9 the students
marched to the Londesboro United
Church for a Remembrance Day
Service. Some of the grade 8’s read
stories and poems. Representatives
from each class presented their
wreaths and thoughts. The grade
5 class sang a song called
“Wishes”. All the people in the
church sang “Last Night I Had the
Strangest Dream” and “Let There
Be Peace on Earth”. Laurel Camp
bell played “Reveille” on the
trumpet. Poppies were presented
to all the students before leaving
the school. We would like to thank
Mr. Vincent for sharing his
thoughts with us.
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