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Obituaries
RICHARD JACKLIN
Richard. Joseph Jacklin,
76, of Thomas Street in
Brussels died suddenly at his
residence on Thursday,
March 29.
He was born in Grey
Township, the son of the late
Richard and Elizabeth Jack-
lin, and farmed there until he
retired to. Brussels. He was a
member of Brussels United
Church.
Surviving are his wife the 1'
former Susan Margaret. Goll,
two daughters, Mary (Mrs.
John Craig) of Harriston and
Joyce(Mrs. Eric O'Connell)
of Kitchener; and five sons,
Ken of St. Jacobs, Les of
Wingham, Donnie of St.
Clements, Leonard of Regina
Saskatchewan and Glen of
Listowel.
Also surviving are two
sisters-Mrs. Pearl Mayburry
of Britain; Katie-May of
Australia; a brother Harvey
of Brussels; and 14 grand-
children.
He was pre-deceased by
three infant children and two
brothers, Carl of Trowbridge
and Harold of Brussels.
More than 2,500 poultry
producers and related indus-
try personnel are expected to
flock to the Poultry Industry
Conference and Exhibition at
the Western Fairgrounds,
London, April 18 and 19.
The 22nd annual confer-
ence combines educational
programs with an industry
trade show to give visitors a
panorama of the whole poul-
try industry.
"The conference is held
primarily to inform produc-
ers about developments in
equipment, and new produc-
tion ideas," says Professor
Earl Hunt, Department of
Animal and Poultry Science,
Ontario Agricultural College.
The education program ,
focuses on ways to increase
efficiency and profits. The
NDP meet
April 17 .
The N.D. P. are holding a
nomination meeting to elect
a candiate for Huron Bruce
Riding in the May 22 Federal
election. the meeting to be
held Tuesday, April 17 at
8:00 p.m. at the Clinton
Town Hall will be chaired by
Paul Carroll of Seaforth. t Th-e
guest speaker MacMakar-
chuk, M.P.P. for Brantford is
the small independent
business critic in the Ontario
Legislature, as well as a
member of the Public
Accounts committee. Ileawas
born in Saskatchewan and
was educated there and in
Manitoba before moving
east.
He was first elected to the
Provincial House in 1967:
After his defeat in 1971, he
ran successfully for alderman
in the city of Brantford and
held that position from 1972,
75, when he was re-elected to
represent that Ontario riding
in Toronto, a seat he has con-
tinued to hold since then.
He was formerly a reporter
for the Brantford Expositor.
Mrs. Moira Couper of
Bayfield is the only candidate
so far to express her willing-
ness to stand for nomination.
Funeral and committal
services were held on Sat-
urday, March 31 at the M.L.
Watts Funeral Home in
Brussels with Rev. Eric
LeDrew officiating. Temp-
orary entombment was at the
Brussels Cemetery Chapel.
ELIZABETH HABKIRK
At Lachine, Quebec, on
Wednesday, March 29, 1979,
Elizabeth (Shannon) Habkirk
of Lachine, formerly of
Walton and London died.
She was the wife of the late
Errol Habkirk and is survived
by a son, John of Montreal,
two daughters; Mrs. William
(Margaret) Buist of Willow-
dale and Mrs. James (Jean)
Gourlay of Winnipeg. Pre-
deceased by one son,
George. She rested at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home, Seaforth, where
funeral service was held
Monday at 2:30 p.m. with
Rev. James Vanslyke, of-
ficiating.
Temporary entombment
Pioneer Memorial
Mausoleum. Burial Later at
Maitlandbank Cemetery.
morning session, April 18,
covers bookkeeping for poul-
try production, including tax-
es credit and management
records. The afternoon ses-
sion examines methods of
reducing energy costs.
Heat exchangers for poul-
try houses is the topic for the
morning program on April
19. Speakers will discuss how
exchangers work and their
potential. The afternoon pan-
el discussion looks at poultry
waste as a feed, a fertilizer,
and an energy source.
THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 4. 1979 — 13
Wingham Memorial Shop
QUALITY SERVICE. CRAFTSMANSHIP
Open Every Weekday
Your Guarantee for Over 35 Years of
CEMETERY LEITERINO
Box 158, WINGHAM JOHN MALLICK
After 19 years in business
on Brussels main street Gus
and Noreen Eder have sold
their store.
Originally they were
located in what is now
Young's Variety but bought
their present building in
1967. Noreen has lived in
Brussels all her life but Gus
came from Germany moving
to Toronto in 1929, then later
to Brussels.
Now that they are retiring
The Eders plans to have a
vegetable garden, go
visiting, and Gus is going to
watch as Noreen cuts the
lawn with the tractor mower,
something she's never done
before.
Another business that has
been sold is J& K Shoes and
Jeans which has been bought
by Oldfield's Pro Hardware
so they can have more
display room.
Max Oldfield has been in
business in Brussels for 32
years, starting over where
Mayer's Jewelery store is.
He bought his present store
30 years ago from William
Gillespie and then bought
the second portion about 10
years ago when it was
Krauter's Plumbing.
Poultry show on
soon in London