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THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1973
Obituary
EARL R. DICK
Earl Robert Dick, of R.R.2,
Staffa, died suddenly while on
a trip to the east coast in Brewer,
Maine, on August 22 in his 64tb
year. Always interested in pub-
lic affairs, Mr, Dick served on
the Hibbert Township Council
and other organizations.
He was elected to the Hibbert
Council in 1948 and served as a
councillor until 1958. He direct-
ed council affairs as reeve until
1966.
He was a member of the Sea -
forth Community Hospital Board
for over 20 years. He was a
member of the Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Authority and
served on the Hensall, Mitchell
and Seaforth Fair Boards. He was
a director of the VanEgmond
Foundation.
Mr. Dick was a member of
Mitchell Branch No 128 of the
Royal Canadian Legion and of
Loyal Orange Lodge in Mitchell.
Born in Hibbert Township, he
was the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. George Dick of Hensall.
He was married, in Staffa in 1935
to the former Velma McNichol.
Surviving are his wife, three
daughters, Mrs. Louis (Shirley)
Kramers, of Dublin, Mrs.
Wayne (Donna) Reid of R, R,1,
Aylmer, and Mrs. Larry (Bonnie)
Kellington of Springfield; three
sons, Reginald of Seaforth, and
Gordon and Douglas at home.
He is also survived by four
sisters, Mrs. Wilmer (Grace)
Broadfoot of Seaforth, Mrs.
Jack (Jessie) Verbeem, Port
Lambton, Mrs. Charles (Helen)
Forrest, of Sarnia, Mrs. George
(Margaret) Lythgoe of Strathroy,
a brother Edwin, of R, R, 2,
Staffa and 11 grandchildren.
The late Mr. Dick rested at
the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in
Hensall, where funeral service
was held on August 25, at 2 p.m
Interment was in Staffa Cemet-
ery .
Pallbearers were Jack Brint-
nell, Alvin Cole, Ross Riley,
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Jack Chappel, Jack Kipsman and
Clarence Coleman.
Kenneth Totem, S.T.H.
London, president of the Bible
Society of Western Ontario was
in charge of the service in St.
Paul's Anglican Church Sunday
morning. The flowers were in
memory of Jean Middleton and
Earl Dick.
Grant and Kenneth Jones prov-
ided the special music for Hen-
sall United Church service on
Sunday morning. Kenneth ac-
companied on the accordian
while both boys sang. The top-
ic for Rev. Don Beck's sermon
was "Thermometer or Thermos-
tat. " The flowers placed in the
church were from the funeral on
Saturday of the late Earl Dick.
Mrs. Robert Annan, Larry,
Nancy and Blair of Pickering
visited with Mrs. Edith Miller
and relatives for a few days the
past week. They also visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pascuzzc
of Strathroy, and saw Rock Glen
at Arkona on Friday. They also
attended the Bean Festival in
Zurich on Saturday. Robert
Annan, who is employed by
Kenting Aviation in Ottawa,
hasn't returned home yet, due
to the rainy season in Kenya,
Africa.
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