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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-01-30, Page 23INVOLVED CONCOINED: In The About The Present Future For Information call: CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS-887-6852 MURRAY CARDIFF RESIDENCE-887-6889 or your local MURRAY CARDIFFCAMPAION OF F ICE Published under the authority of the-Official Agent for - Murray Cardiff Headquarters, Main St., Brussels, Ontario. Aimoniiiimmosamaiamaaam* SKELTON MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY :YEARS 14!geknoW Se104ielo,..Wedneadliblantfiliy:Slii108age 33 MRS.RACHEL ANN GRAHAM Mrs. 4 'an,Owl t . Ann Graham died,in Alexandra Marine . and. en ern.L.4:1-1.04til-al, Goderieh on WednesdaY, January her '82nd year. • She was born "and 'raised . on .the. 10th , con cession of'. Ashfield Townihip, . the daughter of the late Daniel K. Alton and hiS wife. Elizabeth Dlake. She married Percy Graham in. 1923 and moved to a farm at R,R. 3 GoderiCh: She lived there until:-moving to Lucknow. in 1957.- For the last Year and -a the late Mrs, Grahatn had beerier residing at Maple. Grove Lodge in Goderich . ' She was a member of Ludkriow United Church. She - was predeceaSed. by. her husband., two sisters and, three' brothers: She is survived by one- daughter, . Blanehe. `StOriehouse of Guelph; two sons, Jack and inn of R,R. 3 Goderich; five grandehildreni and nephews and nieces whose-love-and7visits all ivir. Ferguson, a former- resident of Ashfield township and Lucknow, pas sed away . in Huronview, __Clinton,_in his 77th year on Saturday., January 19, 1980. Left to mourn is one daughter, Lorraine (Mrs. James Olson) of Toronto and one son, James, of South- ampton. Mr. Ferguson was predeceased by his wife, Pearl, and son,. Reg. Funeral service was held from the. MacKenzie and MeCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow on Monday, Jan- uary 21, 1980 ,at 3:30 p.m., the Reverend Doug-Kaufman _officiating. -, Temporary -en-. torabinent followed at the South Kinloss, Cemetery Chapel. Meant soginch to-her The body of . the late Mrs.' Graham rested. 'at the,-,""MaCKenzie .-and McCreath Funeral Home -in . Lucknow- :where 1945, during which time he funeral and 'committal accumulated a. wide circle of services were, conducted friends and businesi ac- at 2 p.in: on JanuarY 26bY quaintances which • was the Reverend . Doug shown by the number who Kaufman of LucknOW called at, the MacKenzie and -1J,rilted Church. . McCreath Funeral Home k:ritorribrnent. was- iii - where the funeral was con= Dungannon Cemetery. diicted on January 23, 1980 at 2 P.m. by his lay minister, _HAR_OLDYERG_USON„ who-Taki-a-----Tretireirielit7arid—Whre they RUBY JEAN FINNIGAN Ruby Jean Finnigan,. Wheeler Street in Lucknow, died of a. heart attack at her home on January 18, 1980. She was 53. She' was born in Ashfield Township on March 10, 1926 to parents Alfred and Mary (Hunter) Sherwood, both now deceased. She was married October 29, 1950 in Lucknow to Chester Finnigan, who Surv- ives. Also surviving are two. sons, David Alfred and Jam- es Douglas both of Lucknow, and one sister, Mildred Kathleen Henry, R. R. 1 Kincardine. . Mrs. Finnigan was a mem- ber of Dungannon United Church, of the , Duigannon • United. Women and Of the WoMen's Inatittite, - Funeral service and grave- side : service , • was . Monday, January 2I'in Lucknow,at the MacKenzie and MeCreath ' Chapel 14:64:" Kaufman officiating; Organ- ist was. Mr's. 'Tom Pritchard., Pallbearers 'were Tommy Culbert, Lorne Hasty, Stuart ' Curran,- J. C. Drennan, Grant Curran and Gordon Anderson. Interment was in Dungan- non Cemetery. ROBERT EARL film There:. passed .7-aW4Y. in yietoria Hospital in. London on. Sunday, January 20;1980 Robert Earl IrVin .of Dun- gantion in his 63rd'year: He was born. in Ashfield Town, -e•Sitip on July 21, 1917, 'a ..son of the late William Irvin and Mable Alton: • ' Ors :Jiine 28th,' 1947, he Married Elsie Ritchie. He is .suivived by, his wife, and one daughter' 'Betty, Mrs. Fred Stirling of R. ,R.• 3 Thames- vine, two grandchildren Darlene and Harold Robert , three sisters, (Anna) Mts. Percy, Blundell: of Goderich, Willa (Curran) Mrs. J. H. Steele of London,. (Doreen) 'Mrs. Eldon Irwin - of Sarnia and one brother Russel of Ashfield-ToWnShip. He *as predeceased by :his parents and an infant son. Bob, >as he was popularly, --known, -operated -a garage bnsiness in Dungannon since special tribUte at the close of the service by singing "All! ide with Me". He .was 'a faithful member - of -Dun gammen -Unite d'Ch arch and a member of the L.O.L. The pallbearers were six nephews, Mel . Blundell, Bev Curran, Richard 'Irwin, Dan Curran, WM. Irvin; and Murray Irvin. The flower bearers were Brian Ritchie, Jim Ritchie, Dale Irvin and Alex IrVin: Spring burial will be in Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. 7' . her 89th year. ` Mrs. Hunter, a life long resident of Ashfield Town- ship and Lucknow, *as born July 3, 1891 'to James and Mary Ann (Marshall) John- stone, 10th of Ashfield. On April • 2, 1913 she married Wm: 0 Hunter and, they lived on the farm at Zion until retiring -to LuCknow in 1957, , Here Mrs. Hater enjoyed working at her hobbies of iluiltin4 and making mats the whiter time and caring. for hen flowers and garden in the sun-inter, as long as her health permitted. She had been in failing health for'the past two years. Mrs. Hunter was a niem- bet of Lucknow United Church. She was predeceased by her husband in. February, MRS; SELINA HUN h TER Mrs. Selina (Jonstone)- Hunter passed away at Pine- ereSt Manor, Lucktio 1 w, Sat- inday, January 19, 980, in' — the service..,.. , Heart. Pallbearers 'Were John He worked for a 'combined Hunter, Wm, G. Hunter,- ,25 years at Purity. Flour Mills Eldon Culbert, Gordon John- • and 'the Goderich 'Elevator.. stone, Charlie' Webster and , He Was predeceased by his HarveY 'Ritchie. , parents. in 1943 and 1928 res- Plower • bearers were neetively; his sister, Cather- grandehildren Eoin Mackin- , inc (Mrs. Michael J. non, Herb Hunter, Murray Wynne),: of Southfteld,.Miph- Button and jack Miller. igan 1956; his brother,, Interment was in Kinloss' James T. O'Neill of Detroit' . Mausoleum with filial resting in 1962 and his, nePhew, place .Greenhill Cemetery, Michael P. Wynne-1 .Of ,Lncknow. Greenbush, Michigan in MrS. .jane E.., Eastman PaSsed away very suddenly On Friday, January 18, 1980. in her home at -Burlington, . Ontario, in her 75th year., She' was born in_ the Zion, area, daughter of the , late. James E. Ritchie and the late Charlotte Ferguson. She re- ceived her public -.school education in'. the Zion one thorn- school: Following her marriage to Clifford E. Eastman of the Arkona area in 1927, the couple liVed for many years in Pdrt Hope where he taught in the high school. They . resided in . Smith Falls for a Short time before moving'. to '. Burlington in 1948, Where Mr. Eastman taught until 1966 and one son Lloyd, July, • Elizabeth (McCann) °Weill. Wynne of Belleville, Michi- 1978, ion parents were natives of gan, and John D. wynne of She, is survived by,'three Ashfield and West Wawa-. Redford; Michigan; also daughlers and one son: Mrs nosh owns ips, respective- grandnephews and nieces, John L. (Alma) MacKinnon; ' Michael, Leo, John and Judy Midade7Malk-an (Lois) and Mrs. family to Ontario. He at- and Tracy and Shannon Lorna Button, both, of Luck- tended St. Joseph's School at Wynne of Redford, • • McIntosh. . now; and Jim, Ashfield Kingsbridge.for few, years The Mass of 'the Resur- township. She is*- alse sur- before ,InOVing to Goderich, section was concellebrated Vivecl by 12 grandchildren where he attended„ St, Pet- ' on Thursday morning Jan- • • , anTclhle4 fugrneeartaig.rasenrdveibceii:sdrweans. er s School and ..Goderich uary id, at 11 o'clock, by the Collegiate- Institute. ' Rev; Father A. F. Loebach, held- January 21 from "-the gel. was a member of -St:, -pastor of St. Peter's' Chinch, MacKenzie and IvIeCreath Peter's Roman: Catholic and the Rev. Father S. J. Funeral Home, Lucknow Church, the, SOcietY19r the McDonaldof_Sinicoe, a with her. minister, the 'Rev. 'Propagation of the Faith and in of the deceased. father Doug Kaufman -in charge of the League , of, the .; Sacred meDonajd gave the .:homily continued to teside. She was a very faithful and, devoted member or the Baptist Church. leaves `to mourn two daughters, Mrs. Jas. (Lois) Unsworth of Port Elgin; Mrs. Elaine Sheridan Of Burling- ton; and two sons, Philip'of Waterloo, Donald of Bran- don, Manitoba; eight grand- children; two , sisters, Mrs. Sam (Esther) Gibson of God erich, Mrs. 13111 (Edna) Ross and 2 brothers, Alfred and Frank,' all Lucknow. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her hus- band, four sister's and' three brothers, Mrs. Ernest (Mai- mie) Gardner, Mrs. George (Ruby) Saunders, Mrs. Rob- ert (Myrtle) Helm. and Bod- en, all of Lueknow; Mrs. John (Margaret) Grant of Saskatehean, and Edgar and Fred of, Huntsville. " The funeral's'ervice was held in Burlington on Mon- day, morning, January 21, 1980 with burial in the Arkona Cemetery that after- noon. The pallberers were six nephews, two nephews from Arkona area and four neph- ews from the Lucknow area. 1. P. O'NEILL A former resident of Ash-,. field Township, William lok- Oh Peter O'Neill,- died in University Hospital, London, on Monday, January 7, 1980, as the result of a car accident on the previous Friday. He was born at Fanny. stelle, Manitoba 'on Novem- ber So 1908 to James and 1973; JANE EEASTMAN He is survived by one two nephews, William sister,' Carrie, of Geaericli: interment Was in St. Pet. WALKERTON PHONE 881.0234 ONTARIO A large stock of monuments at fair prices , :Available for evening appointments er's 'CemeterY, : Colborne Township, with rather Mc- Donald officiating- ) kprayer service took place'. at the Stiles Funeral Home the -eve of the trineraT,T with Father ' Loebach in charge: - The pallbearers were Wil- liam Gower and Kenneth Fitzpatrick, both of Goder- ich; Joseph CourtneY of Kingsbtidge; Joseph Duffy of Ingersoll;; and John D. Wynne of Redford, Michio ' -gan-rall-relatiVe§ deceasi._ ed; and Dennis WilliamsOn of Gederich, •