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I forth on, Monday afternoon at
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for Gail Patricia McCluskie, 19,
Donna Jean Gordon, 18, and Gor-
don Ross. Driscoll, 21.
The accident occurred on.
County Road 15, east of Londes-
bpro. The car in which they
w.ere passangers slammed into a
bridge abutment. Mr. Driscoll and
Miss. Gordon both died at the
scene, and Miss McCluskie died
shortly after at Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth.
A fourth man, John William-
son, 27, of R.R. 4, Walton, Is in
Clinton. Public Hospital with
extensive head injuries. His con-
dition is fair.
Miss MicCluskie was a daughter
of Lloyd McCluskie and the fornl-
er Dorothy Jean McMatur-RR.1,...
Seaforth. She was born at List.
owel and received her primary
„'school education at Moorefield.
Coming to the Seaforth district
in 1958, she attended Seaforth
District High School and Wells
Academy, London. At the time of
her death she was employed in
London. She was a member of
Cavan United Church and the
Young People's Union at Win-
throp. Besides her parents she
is survived by a brother, Paul B.
McCluskie, Hamilton. She was
buried in Filmy Centre cemetery.
Miss Gordon was born in Sea-
1 forth, a. daughter of Mr..and Mrs.
1 Ross Gordon, RR, 1, Seaforth.
Her early education was received
at SS 4, MoKillop and Seaferth
District High School. She was em-
I
ployed at the Credit Union Office
in. Clinton. Miss Gordon was a
member of Northside Church.
She was active in Junior Farmer
4-H club svc)rk. Surviving are her
parents and a brother, Barry
Gordon, at home. Burial was in
Maitlandhank cemetery.
Mr. Driscoll was born in Sea,-
forth, a. son of Ross ri. Driscoll
and the former Dorothy Mary
Somerville, RR 4, Walton. He is
suvived by his parents; two
brothers, John W. Driscoll,
Unhury, and Ronald. S. Driscoll,
Seaforth; and a sister, Mrs.
Mester, (Barbara.) MacDonald,
Goderich. He attended school in
MicKillop, then became a me-
chine operator, besides farming.
He was an adherent of Cavan,
United Church. Interment was in
Maitlandhank cemetery.
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