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Michael Vincent
MICHAEL JAMES VINCENT
Michael James Vincent of Bay-
field Road Clinton and formerly of
Hullett Township, died August 8,
1989 at University Hospital, Lon
don as a result of injuries from a
motor accident. He was 21 years of
age.
He was bom at the Stratford
Hospital on April 13, 1968. He was
the son of Douglas Vincent of
Londesboro and Joyce O’Neill of
Kinbum.
He attended Hullett Central
School and Central Huron Secon
dary School in Clinton. He was
currently employed at Royal
Homes in Wingham at the time of
his death and was active in sports,
having been a member of the
Brussels Bulls hockey team.
Surviving besides his parents are
brothers and sisters: Jeff Vincent,
Clinton; Greg McClinchey, Londes
boro; Tammy Vincent, Londesboro
and Kelly, Kim and Tom O’Neill of
Kitchener.
He was the grandson of Tom and
Bernice MacFarlane of Brussels
and Norman and Annie Vincent of
Londesboro. He was a special
friend of Heidi Israels of Clinton.
Visitation was held Thursday at
the Tasker Funeral Home in Blyth
where a private family service was
held on Friday. Rev. David Snihur
and Rev. Gerald McFarlane offici
ated. Interment was in Blyth Union
Cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were
Steve Koaches, Todd McDonald,
Jeff McGavin, Lance Livingston,
Brad Forbes and Brian Campbell.
Flowerbearers were Lyle Camp
bell, Brad Wright, Bruce and
Robby Vincent.
MARGARET LILA HIGGINS
Lila Higgins, long time resident
of Belgrave, died at Wingham and
District Hospital on August 8,
1989 after a lengthy illness. She
was in her 94th year.
She was bom in Morris Town
ship on Nov. 18,1895, the daughter
'ofsthe late Jeremiah Brydges and
Eliza McCrea.
On Sept. 1, 1915 she married
William Robert Higgins in Brus
sels. He predeceased her in 1974.
She is survived by three daugh
ters and two sons: Jean, Mrs. Jean
Pattison of Belgrave; Margaret
Higgins, Belgrave; Ruth, Mrs.
John King, Wingham; Alvin, and
his wife Verna, Wingham; Jere
miah and his wife Marlene, of
Stratford.
She was predeceased by one
brother, William, four sisters, Mrs.
Annie Nethery, Miss Ellen
Brydges, Mrs. Esther Halliday and
Mrs. Gertrude Tulley and one
son-in-law, Roy Pattison.
She was a lifelong member of
Trinity Anglican Church, Belgrave
and of the Anglican Church
Women of that church.
The funeral service was held
from the McBumey Funeral Home,
Wingham on August 10, 1989 with
Rev. Douglas Madge officiating.
Interment was in Brandon Ceme
tery.
Serving as pallbearers were two
grandsons, Donald Pattison and
Michael King; two great-grand
sons, Rob and Tim Penner, two
nephews, Harry Brydges and Terry
Nethery and two friends, Clare Van
Camp and Alex Nethery.
Flowerbearers were grand
daughters Doreen Marks, Carol
Lassaline, Kathleen King and
Verna-Dawn Cossey.
MELVILLE LAURENCE [KELLY]
LAMONT
Melville Laurence (Kelly) La
mont of Seaforth, and formerly of
Grey township, died August 10,
1989 at Seaforth Community Hospi
tal. He was 82 years of age.
Kelly Lamont was bom in Grey
township and farmed on the 7th
concession before retiring to Sea
forth. He was a member of the
United Church.
He never married. He is survived
by several cousins.
The funeral service was held
August 12, 1989 from the Betts
Funeral Home, Brussels with Rev.
J. Hawkins officiating. Interment
was in Brussels Cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were John
Armstrong, Tom Finch, Clarence
Bishop, Don Martin, Ken Bray and
Harold Hoy. Flowerbearers were
Ross Stephenson and Lynn Hoy.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1989. PAGE 21.
MNR announces hunter
control for HuUett wildlife
Continued from page 12
This draw determines the order
of choice for hunting stakes, not the
stake number itself. The first
fifty-two (52) motor vehicles in
parking lot C7 will qualify for the
draw (unoccupied vehicles will not
be eligible). In the event that all 52
stakes are not taken in the draw,
the remaining stakes will be alloc
ated on a first come, first served
basis. Although two people may
occupy a hunting stake, only one
draw per vehicle will be permitted.
Overnight parking will be allow
ed only in L15, C7, across from the
viewing stand. Camper trailers will
not be permitted. All remaining
parking lots will be closed daily
from 9:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m.
Upon receipt of his/her Hunter
Validation/Harvest Card (HV/HC),
the hunters will deposit her/his
small game licence with the park
ing lot operator. Zone A parking
lots will be opened at 3:00 a.m.
each day. The HV/HC must be
displayed in a manner so that it can
be easily seen, preferably on the
dash of the vehicle when parked in
Zone A.
Each day, at the conclusion of
the hunt, the hunters will return
the HV/HC to the parking lot
operator and retrieve the small
game licence. Bag checks and
hunter success information will be
requested at this time. Further
Notice to all Hunters:
From October 1 to December 31,
overnight parking will- only be
allowed in the main parking lot
across from the viewing stand L15,
C7. Camper trailers will not be
permitted.
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