HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-03-18, Page 17MARGARET I. (CARDIFF)
ELSTON
Margaret I. Elston, R.R.l, Arva
passed away at her home Saturday,
March 14, 1992. She was in her
62nd year.
She was the daughter of the late
Harold and Elizabeth Cardiff of
Brussels and was a sister of Mur
ray, and his wife Betty, Cardiff of
R.R.l, Ethel and Jean Prescott of
Moncton.
She is survived by her husband
Ed Elston as well as her children
Paul, of Port Elgin; Gary and his
wife Diane, Dublin; Nancy and her
husband Bruce Young, Waterloo;
David and his wife Joan, Ilderton;
Jane and her husband Steven Walk
er, Lucan; and John and his wife
Donna, Naim. Also surviving are
grandchildren Laura, Mary and
Beth Elston; Amy, Jonathan,
Michael and Katie Elston; Kelly,
Christopher and Matthew Young;
Andrew and Nicole Elston, Ben
jamin and Jeffrey Walker; and
Mark and Kristen and Amanda
Elston.
The funeral service was held
Tuesday, March 17, 1992 at the
Bethel Presbyterian Church, Con
cession 11, London Township fol
lowing visitation at the C. Haskett
and Son Funeral Home, Lucan.
Rev. F. Neill officiated. Interment
was at Medway Cemetery, London
Township.
Donations to Bethel Presbyterian
Church or the Diabetic Association
are appreciated as tokens of appre
ciation.
CARL EDGAR EAST
Mr. Carl East, of RR 4 Clinton,
passed away on Thursday, March
5, 1992 at Clinton Public Hospital.
He was in his 60th year.
Bom in Hullet Township on Jan
uary 4, 1932, he was a son of the
late James Clarence East and the
former Marguerite Ann Merriott.
Mr. East was a produce vendor in
Huron County and a member of the
Wesley-Willis United Church.
He was the loving companion of
Kathleen Buchanan and the loving
father of Vicki, Beverly and James.
He was the dear brother of Kath
leen Hcssclwood of Blyth, Lillian
(Mrs. Bert Evans) of Clinton,
Harold and Charles, both of RR 4
Clinton, and Jack of Brantford.He
is survived as well by six grand
children. He was predeceased by
one son, George East.
Friends were received at the 'Ball
Chapel’ of the Beattie-Falconer
Funeral Homes, Clinton.The funer
al service was held Saturday,
March 7, with Rev. Jack Twuddle
of Wesley-Willis United Church
officiating.
Pallbearers were: Budd Bell,
William Cook, Ernest Dale,
Clarence East, Paul East and Tom
Nott.
Spring interment will be at Maple
Grove Cemetery.
STERLING HOOD
Sterling John Hood, of Atwood,
passed away on Tuesday, February
25, 1992. He was in his 70th year.
Bom in Elma Township, he was
the son of the late John Hood and
the former Margaret Baillie.
Mr. Hood served with the Cana
dian Armed Forces from June 1941
to January 1946, and was a long
time employee of Grey and Elma
Townships.
Left to mourn his passing is his
wife, the former Della Helen Jack-
lin. He was the dear father of Gre
gory and wife Joanne of Goderich
and Debra and Brian Cockwell of
Listowel. He will be lovingly
remembered by his grandchildren,
Laura and Lisa Hood, Nigel and
Jillian Cockwell. Mr. Hood was the
dear brother of Jean Diehl and hus
band Orville of Stratford; Harvey
Leola of Brussels. He was the
brother-in-law of Lloyd and Twila
Jacklin of Molesworth, Marjory
and Stan Bray of Seaforth, Archie
and Doris Jacklin of Bluevale,
Myrtle Jacklin of Clinton, Sharon
Grubb of Neustadt, Glen and Mona
Jacklin of Goderich, and Evelyn
and Weldon Nichol of Listowel.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday, February 27 al the Pee
bles Funeral Home in Atwood.
Interment will be in the Mount
Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel.
As expressions of sympathy
donations may be made to the
Atwood United Church or the
Canadian Cancer Society.
MINNIE WHITE
Minnie White, formerly of Wrox -
etcr, passed away on Monday,
March 9 at Queen Elizabeth Hospi
tal, Toronto in her 99th year.
She was the beloved wife of the
late Clarence While who prede
ceased her in 1973. Mrs. White was
the loving mother of Lucelle While
and Maxine and Graham McLeod,
all of Toronto, Yvonne Cullen of
Thornhill, Pauline LaPlante of New
Westminster, B.C. and Pam and
Ken Greer of Agincourt. She will
be remembered by 14 grandchil
dren, 14 great-grandchildren and
one great-great granddaughter.
Rev. Jeff Hawkins officiated al
the funeral service, which was held
at Betts Visitiation Centre, Gorrie
at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 12.
Spring interment will be held at
Wroxeter Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers donations to a
charily of one’s choice would be
appreciated as expressions of sym
pathy.
4H meets
BY SANDY RIJKHOFF
The meeting opened by Sherry
Baan saying the 4H pledge.
This meeting was held at Kathy
Bridges house. Members worked
on knitting projects like tunnels,
scarves, bells, animals and puppets.
Everyone is is advancing well with
them.
Members also learned about dif
ferent kinds of wool, and discov
ered which one was the most fire
proof.
They also decided where they
were going to hold Achievement
Night.
They are going to tour Spinrite’s
and after they will eat pizza at
Clara Glauser’s house, outside of
Walton.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1992. PAGE 17.
Hort. Soc. plans trip
to Botannical Gardens
Brussels and District Horticulture
March mcciing was held in the
Library with 20 members present.
For someihing different ihis year,
each member will supply a basket
of flowers for lhe Funfest Weekend
Family thanks
commmunity
for help
The parents of thrce-and-a-half
year old Anthony Adam Richard
son, who has been missing since
March 5 and is believed to have
been swept away in lhe Bayfield
River which runs behind his
Seaforth home, held a press confer
ence on March 11.
George and Debbie Richardson
said there are no words to express
lhe heartfelt thanks and apprecia
tion to the indivduals who have
given of themselves during this dif
ficult time.
QUOTATION
FOR
SUPPLY OF PROPANE
Propane suppliers are invited to submit quotation for the supply of
propane to the new Home For The Aged in Morris Township (Huronview
North).
The new Home For The Aged will have a floor area of approximately
54,100 square feet. There are many pieces of equipment which require
propane. Therefore, contact the Administrator for the list of equipment.
The supply will be for a four year period starting the Fall of 1992 and
the supply and installation of the propane tank is required.
The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be taken.
Inquiries are to be directed to the undersigned. Quotations addressed
to the undersigned will be received until 1400 hours Tuesday, April 14
1992.
WAYNE LESTER
ADMINISTRATOR
Box 219, Hwy. #4,
, CLINTON, ONTARIO
N0M 1L0
around Brussels in July.
Plans arc being made for a trip
to West Flamborough to sec violets
and to the Royal Botannical Gar
dens in Hamilton on May 11. The
group would like to fill the bus so
all arc welcome. Cost is around
$ 14.00 per person.
Several members are to go to lhe
District 8 annual meeting in Lions
Head, April 1 1 and also to the
OHA Convention in London, June
12 - 14.
The Society decided a donation
would be made to lhe Fall Fair to
Public School students for Junior
and Senior contributors In Memory
of Marg. Tycrman to try to encour
age Youth to participate in garden
ing.
New members are always needed
as we look after the flower beds
and planters around Brussels and
Area. Call 887-6439, 887-6338 or
887-9324 if you’d like to go on the
bus trip or join.
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