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gRS. O. G. ANDERSON
Elizabeth Rutherford, wife. of
he late Oliver George Anderson
led November 27 in Pinecrdst
ruing Home, Lucknow, She
s in her ninetieth year.
Sh e was born in West
awanosh Township on January
5,1887, the daughter of the late
ugh Rutherford and Elizabeth
Mrs. Anderson was educated at
elfast Public School, Goderich
Collegiate and Peterborough
Normal School. She was a school
teacher in her early life.
She was an active member of
the United Farm Women of
Ontario from 1930 to 1950 and
was president of that organization
or a number of years.
She was one of the founders
ad organizers of Huron County
Co-Operative Medical Services
a ndwas a director froin 1949 until
1969 during the time it was in
operation.
She was a member of Knox
Presbyterian Church, Belgrave,
and an honorary life member of
the WMS of that .church.
Mrs. Anderson's husband died
in January 1934. She is survived
by daughters, Merle, Mrs. Bryce
Elliott, Lucknow, Bernice Kelly,
Vancouver, and sons, Ross,
R.R.5, Wingham and. Graeme,
Belgrave. Another son, Grant, is
deceased. She was predeceased
by a sister, Christina, Mrs. John
Bennett and a brother, William
Rutherford.
Funeral service was held
Monday, November 29, from the
Obituary
R.A,Currie and Son Funeral
Home in Wingham, with. Rev.
Ken limes officating,
Pallbearers were Clarke
Johnston, R.R.1, Belgrave,
James Taylor, R.R.5, Wingham,
Alan Dunbar, R.R.1, Belgrave,
Cameron Proctor, Clinton, Finlay
McGowan, London and Grant
Rutherford, Kingston.
MATTHEW KELLY
Matthew .Kelly, 64, of
Harpurhey died Thursday at the
Seaforth Community Hospital.
Born in Scotland, he was a son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Kelly. He came to Canada in 1941'
and married the former Verna
Hackett in 1942. Mr. Kelly was a
storeman at the former Canadian
Forces. Base, Clinton and retired
in 1971. He served in World War
2 from 1941-45.
Surviving is his wife, a son,
Peter, of London, a grandson,
Michael, ' of London and two
sisters in Scotland.
The body was at the R.S. Box
funeral home, Seaforth. Mass
was held at . St. James Church
Saturday December 4 with Father
H.J. Laragh officiating.
Temporary entombment is in
the Pionner Mausoleum,
Seaforth with burial to follow in
St. James cemetery.
A Legion memorial service was
held Friday at 9 p.m. under the
auspices of Seaforth Branch, 156.
Pallbearers 'were Ken Hiusser,
Reg Aubin, Ed Andreivs, Reid
Allen,' Dud Hopper and Keith
Sharp.
ARCHIE R. RILEY
Archie R. Riley • of .R,R.4,
Clinton, died suddenly in Pine
River on November 25, 1976,
after suffering a heart attack. He
was 52.
Mr. Riley was born to Ben and
Selena Riley in Hullett Township
on December 2, 1923. He married
the former Villa Cardiff in •
Brussels in 1943 and the couple
moved to the Clinton area.
A carpenter by trade, Mr Riley
was a member of Wesley-Willis
United Church.
Mr. Riley is survived by his
wife; four sons, David . in
Kitchener, Harvey, St. ,Th omas,
Clayton, R.R.2, Seaforth, and
St6ren at home , a fifth son Ross,
predeceased him; and- two
daughter's, Mrs. Shirley Langois,
London and Nancy, Toronto.
Also surviving, are four
brothers, John, Londesboro, Ben
and Percy, Goderich, Robert,
Hamilton; three sisters, Mrs.
Ernest (Mary ) Dale and Mrs.
Elmer (Etta) Hugill, Clinton and
Mrs. Vern (Isabelle) Porter,
London and seven grandchildren.
Mr. Riley was predeceased by
one son, Ross, and one brother,
Alex.
Rev. John Oestreicher
officiated at the November 27
funeral service from the Beattie
Funeral Home, 'Clinton.
Pallbearers were Lloyd. Dale,
Milton Dale, Doug Dale, Lorne
Dale, Ken Williams and George
Dunsmith'.
Intermeht was . in 'Clinton
Cemetery .
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