The Citizen, 1990-05-02, Page 21Lifesavers
Betty Graber, kneeling, and DebbieTrollope of St. John Ambulance visited Brussels Public School
last Thursday afternoon to instruct the students in various methods of life saving techniques. Here,
the Grade 7/8 students get ready to practice CPR on “the victim’’.
No room for radicals in Society
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1990. PAGE 21.
The recent annual meeting of the
Huronia Branch of the Ontario
Humane Society, held in Clinton,
had the biggest attendance it’s
ever had since its conception in
1982.
Rick Koury, chief inspector from
the Ontario Humane Society head
office in Newmarket was the guest
speaker. Koury emphasized there
is no room for radicals in the
society and stressed radical groups
do not benefit the animal welfare
movement. He provided an histori
cal overview of the humane society
in Ontario and stated there would
be no Humane Society without
people involvement at the grass
roots level.
The new executive of the Hur
onia Branch for 1990 is: President,
Heather McDougall; Vice Presi
dent, Maryann Hollenbeck; Secre
tary, Harriet Shillinglaw; Treasur
er, Jean Fox.
Obituaries
M. ETHEL DENNIS
Ethel Dennis of Seaforth died
Thursday, April 19, 1990 at Univer
sity Hospital in London. She was
83.
Born in McKillop Township on
April 20, 1906, she was the
daughter of the late John S. Dennis
and the former Mary Ross. She
resided with family on the home
farm in McKillop until 1969 when
they retired to Seaforth.
Throughout her life, Miss Dennis
was very involved in church and
community activities, including the
Hospital Auxiliary, and she took
particular enjoyment in knitting
and quilting.
She is lovingly remembered by a
brother, Elmer Dennis of Seaforth;
a sister, Jessie, and her husband
Stanley Hillen of Seaforth; a sister-
in-law Pearl, Mrs. Cameron Dennis
of North Bay; and many nieces, and
nephews, cousins and friends.
Miss Dennis was predeceased by
a twin sister Oral who died in
infancy, a sister Christena (Ten-
nie), brothers Lome, Alex, Wil
fred, Cameron and William.
Friends called at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth on
Friday, and the funeral service was
held on Saturday, April 21 with the
Rev. Cheryl-Anne Stadlebauer-
Sampa officiating. Spring inter
ment will be in Brussels Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Bert Dennis,
Keith Tolton, Hal Gaertner, Bruce
Whitmore, Larry Hubert, Murray
Dennis, Don Dennis and Don
Pletch. Flowerbearers were Leanne
Whitmore, Sean Dennis, Sherri
Gaertner and Matthew Hubert.
ELLEN [NELLIE] VIOLA KING
Nellie King of Gorrie died April
22, 1990 at the Wingham and
District Hospital following a brief
illness.
She was born in Howick town
ship, 72 years ago and attended
S.S. No. 4, Howick. She was
employed at Fordwich Nursing
Home for many years. She was a
member of St. Stephen’s Anglican
Church, Gorrie and was a member
of the Guild of the church.
She married Harry King on Oct.
19, 1940. He predeceased her in
Nov. 1966. She is survived by two
children: Wayne King, RR 1,
Gorrie and Judy Shortreed, RR 3,
Walton. A brother, Carl Dinsmore,
RR 1 Gorrie and a sister, Edith
Lockridge, also survive.
The funeral took place from St.
Stephen’s Church, Gorrie on April
24 with Rev. Brenda Clark officiat
ing. Interment was in Gorrie Ceme
tery.
Serving as pallbearers were Jeff
Lockridge, Peter Dinsmore, Doug
King, Craig King, Jim Shortreed
and Robert Shortreed. Flowerbear
ers were Carey King, Trevor King,
Kendra Shortreed and Amy Short
reed.
Pets ‘R’ Us meet
BY KARLA STACEY
On Friday, April 20 Pets “R” Us
met at Wilkinson’s house for
meeting number three.
The meeting was about groom
ing your pet. Members learned
what kind of animals need what
kinds of brushes. Later they groom
ed Max, the Wilkinson’s dog. They
also did a taste test on cookies.
They are looking forward to taking
their pets to Huronview on May 12
as an achievement program.
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