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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1993. PAGE 7.
STEPHANIE LEA HENRY
Stephanie Lea Henry, 16, of
Brussels died suddenly on her way
to school on Monday, Jan. 25,
1993.
A graduate of Brussels Public
School, Stephanie Lea was a Grade
11 student of F.E. Madill Sec-
ondary School. An accomplished
pianist, Stephanie Lea also took
great pleasure in sports, playing
catcher for the Brussels Girls Ban-
tam team.
Stephanie Lea will be sadly
missed, but forever loved by her
parents John and Lynne Henry of
Brussels and her brother Devon,
also at home. Aunts, uncles,
cousins, grandparents, friends arid
special friend, Tim Currie also
mourn her passing.
Visitation was at Betts Funeral
Home, Brussels from 2-4 and 7-9
p.m. on Wednesday. Funeral ser-
vices were held at 11 a.m. on
Thursday. Interment will be held at
the Brussels Cemetery in the
spring.
In remembrance, donations to a
charity of one's choice or the
Stephanie henry Memorial School
Fund. Donations for the latter will
be accepted at the Bank of Com-
merce, Brussels branch only.
STACEY HUNTER
Stacey Hunter of RR1, Ethel
passed away Monday, Jan. 25,
1993 as the result of a car accident.
She was in her 17th year.
In addition to her studies as a
Grade 11 student at F.E. Madill
Secondary School, Stacey had been
donating some of her time and
energies towards the organization
of the youth drop-in centre, The
Ark. In addition to other aspects
she was serving on its intermediate
board.
Mourning her loss most deeply
are her parents Stewart and Shirley.
She will be remembered fondly by
her sister Krista and brother, Mark,
both at home. She was the dear
granddaughter of Helen Bray of
Brussels, Lois Broome of Wing-
ham and the late Ken Bray and
Mervin Hunter. She will be sadly
missed by several aunts, uncles ,
cousins and her many close friends.
Stacey rested at Betts Funeral
Home, Brussels from 2-4 and 7-9
p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27. Funeral
services were held the following
afternoon at 2. Cremation followed.
In remembrance donations to The
Ark or a charity of one's choice
would be appreciated by the family.
CLIFTON APEL
Clifton Apel of Brussels passed
away suddenly on Saturday, Jan.
30, 1993.
He was the beloved husband of
Marina Cuthbert and the loving
father of Debbie and Keith Roszel
and Jim Apel, all of London. He
was the dear brother of Walter Apel
of North Carolina, Ilene Berry of
Mitchell and the late Edward Apel.
Funeral services were held from
Betts Funeral Home, Brussels
Chapel, 2 p.m. Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Peter Tucker officiated at the
Bd. lowers
many costs
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tures were $59,494,873.
When releasing the information,
Director of Education Bob Allan
said, though he was sure the figures
were accurate, they still had to be
professionally audited.
Significantly lower expenditures
were made in school staff improve-
ment plans, washroom and custodi-
al supplies, bus fleet operations,
teacher, teaching assistant and cus-
todian salaries and benefits, general
supplies, technical equipment
renewals and plant operation.
service.
Spring interment is at Brussels
cemetery. Donations to the Ontario
Heart & Stroke Foundation would
be appreciated as expressions of
sympathy.
LORNE C. SNELL
Lorne Snell of RR 1, Clinton
died Jan. 20 in a car accident. He
was 74.
Mr. Snell was born in Lucknow,
Ont. He married Renee Evans of
London, Eng. in 1944. She is still
living.
When he was younger, Mr. Snell
was a farmer and later in life, he
worked in the mine near Elliot
Lake and Labrador for 27 years.
He came back to Huron County
in 1983, a year after retiring.
He was a member of the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch #420 in
Blyth, AM and AF Masonic Lodge
#568 Hullett, life member of
Legion Branch #47 in Labrador
City, Newf. and of Northern Lights
Masonic Lodge #8022 in Labrador
City, Newf. and of the Beothic
Receptory #71 in St. John's Newf.
He also belonged to Londesboro
United Church.
Mr. Snell was a war veteran hav-
ing served four years overseas in
England and Europe during World
War H.
Mr. Snell is survived by his chil-
dren, Anne and Art Healey of Bar-
rie, Wanda and Jim Saunders of
Mount Pearl, Newfoundland,
Yvonne and Larry Powell of Cob-
den, Ont., Jeanne and David Ride-
out of Barrie.
Surviving brothers and sisters are
Thelma Jerke of Enderby, British
Columbia, and Keith and Lois
Snell of Kirkland Lake. He's also
mourned by nine grandchildren,
nieces and nephews and a host of
friends.
He was predeceased by one son,
Rodney.
Mr. Snell's funeral was held Jan.
23 at Londesboro United Church
with interment at Greenhill Ceme-
tery in Lucknow.
Pallbearers were Art Healey, Jim
Saunders, Larry Powell and David
Rideout. Honorary pallbearers were
grandsons Sean and Andrew
Healey, Jay Saunders, Robert Pow-
ell, and Aaron and Stephen Ride-
out.
LILLA J. TAYLOR
A retired school teacher, Miss
Lilla J. Taylor, passed away
Saturday, Jan. 30, at Braemar
Retirement Centre, RR 1,
Wingham, after a brief illness. She
was in her 87th year.
Miss Taylor was born in Morris
Township on Nov. 24, 1906, a
daughter of the late James Taylor
and Jennet Anderson. She received
her elementary education at USS
No. 17, Belgrave and was a
graduate of Wingham High School
and London Teachers' College. She
taught school in Cambridge
(Preston) until her retirement in
1969.
Miss Taylor was the aunt of
Norma Davidson, Donna Johnston,
Kay Harris, Virginia Marr, Clare,
Jack and Glen Van Camp, Ray,
Donald and Brian Murray. Also
surviving are several great-nieces
HCBE briefs
The Tragic Events Response
Team (TERT) pamphlet was
brought to the fore given the recent,
tragic deaths of two F.E. Madill
students.
The pamphlet outlines the philos-
ophy and plans of action of the
TERT team which is immediately
alerted following the death of a stu-
dent or staff member or other trau-
matic crisis.
The team provides a framework
of action such as notifying family _
and other students and what to do
for students or staff who are trying
to cope with the crisis.
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Trustees voted to raise their trav-
el expense rate to 28 cents per kilo-
metre, up one cent, for the second
half of 199.
and great-nephews. She was
predeceased by her sisters, Mrs.
William (Hazel) Van Camp and
Mrs. Dave (Lenore) Murray.
Complete funeral service was
conducted at 1:30 on Monday at the
McBurney Funeral Home,
Wingham, by Rev. John P. Vaudry
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church where Miss Taylor was a
member. Interment will follow in
Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave.
From Jan. 1 to Aug. 31, travel
rates will remain at 27 cents. The
increase will be effective Sept. 1 to
Dec. 31.
The 27 cent rate has been in
effect for two years.
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Fees for the Driver Education
program offered by HCBE will
increase $30 per student.
The new fee will be $230 rather
than $200.
The fee was raised to ensure a
full cost recovery and will become
effective this July.
* * *
HCBE will be calling tenders for
the sale of the remaining portable
classroom at Brookside P.S. for
possible removal from the site dur-
ing the 1993 March break.
Trustees raise mileage