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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-05, Page 23Du'l'l Appreciatel ese Used Car 1979 A.SRE144. 4_door, 6 cylinder, automatic, 2 to choose from 1979 ASPEN, 2 door, 6 cylinder automatic 1977 DODGE, van 1977 DODGE ASPEN, stationwagon, V8 with air. 1975 BUICK CENTURY 1975 DODGE ROYAL MONACO, 4 door 1975 P.00\4011TH GRAND FURY, 4 door 1975 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door hardtop 1975 FORD LTD, 4 door 1975 FORD F150, pickup 1974 BUICK CENTURY, Several Used Snowmobiles in Stock 1980 Polaris Snowmobiles in Stock SEE THESE AND OTHERS ON OUR LOT • SEVERAL OLDER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM CAR SALES LID. BLYTH . 'PHONE S234342 • *tram page 1.7 in charge.. The new president for 1980 elected- at the meeting is Robert OsbOrne of 'the fourth coneession east in ,Huron township. Also taking part in the meeting from the Ripley-Huion area were Jim Farrell and Kermit Goodhue. Ab Wylds will need as much as possible of the news items by Sunday- evening because Mon., Mar, 10 looks like a real busy day with-time away from home. Th tineral-sery ice -for- - Lorne Becking who died early last week was held last ThitrAday__rnorning,--_ Feb. 28, in Teeswater fol,lowed by interment there. The late Lorne Becking at one time drew loads of firewood slabs into Ripley. The funeral serviee for Mrs. Ruth Steele of Mississauga, formerly of the 2nd concession west in Huron township and Kincardine., was held last Saturday afternooninthe MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Home in Ripley. Mrs. Steele, in her 82nd year, died last Wed- nesday in' Mississauga. Spring interment_will— . be in the'Ripley Cemetery. She was predeceased by her husband . Walter . Steele of Huron. Sur- viving are her son Sandy and two grandchildren. Sandy is a graduate of the former Ripley Con- tinuation School - class of 1950 when we were in the Ripley Public School. He is remembered as one of its track athletes. Sympathy is extended at this titne of bereavement. A resident of Ripley for the past few years, Alex Wittig died last Thursday in Kincardine and District Hospital. He was close to his 80th birthday, , The funeral service was held in Kincardine last Saturday afternoon with interment in Tiverton Cemetery. He was predeceased by his parents and one brother. Surviving are two sisters, AKANALExouo mimER Allan Alexander Millei;Of Westawancishr--ToWitship died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Tuesday, Febrti ary 19, 1980 following a lengthyillness: He was 58. A farmer he was a direCtor of the Huron County Pork Producers, for 12 years until the, time of hiS death and a past president° of the ttiek- now.Agricultural-Saciety, Born in WeSt W. avitanosh, he was a son of the late Wallace and Christina Miller of West Wawanesh. He married Eileen Elliott of Holyrood on September .1953 at Lucknow linked Church. . He is. survived by his wife, two sons, Douglas of Milton and tyro, at home and one daughter, Lori of Edmonton, Alberta, A sister, Laurine, Mrs. Frank McQuillin, IL 2 Lucknow, also survives. The funeral Was 'from the MacKenzie ,and McCreath Funeral Honie on 'Friday, —February 22 at- 2--p!rna Douglas Kaufman of Lnck- now United ChUrch conduet;• ed the service. • 'Flower bearers were Lloyd Mrs. Arehie MacKay and Mrs: Lena (RObert) Kearns : both of Kin-, cardine. Sympathy is, extended at this time of bereavement, ° Mrs. Mary (Donnie) MacDonald of Ripley . called' to inform us of the sudden, death . of her ,brother Donald in. Toronto, Donald. was a patient in Wellesley Hospital in Toronto when he died from, a sUdden massive heart attack on Sunday, February' 24, 1980. He:is survived by two sisters - Mar'Y of Ripley and Sarabelle of_ Toronto and four brothers Mac (Malcolm) and Kenneth of Toronto and John: of V enezue I aiSon America and George of Wiarton. A native of Lochalsh, Donald was born on January 21, 1908, and spient his early years on the family farm on sideroad 20 just north of there. He attended the Lochalsh public school and the Ripley. Con- tinuation Schon1„, Graduating from R.C;S. -in 1924 he took the Upper School .work at Kin- cardine High School. Then he attended Normal School and taught in Manitoba. During this time—he took'the first_ years of the engineering course at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. For his final year he transferred to the Engineering.School at the University of Toronto where he graduated as a civil engineer in 1937. Seven. years ago on his retirement as an engineer Donald got a hothe in Sutton. And the funeral service and in- terment service • were held in - Sutton last Wednesday, February.27. There are still a number around who remember Donald, at school here - -a clever student with good common sense - which was something back in those years. Our sym- pathy goes to all mem- bers of the Finlayson family at this time of sad bereavement. KRETZ At the Kitchener-Waterloo. Hospital on Saturday, March 1, 1980, following a lengthy illness in her 69th year, Della Gilmore of SO Lucerne Dr., Kitchener. A member of Blessed•-Sacrentent R; C. Church and the Kitchener Senior Citizens. Daughter of the late Edniond•Gilmore and -Teresa Kelly. Wife of-the-fate Conrad Krett. Mother. of Conrad, John, Theresa, Mrs: Michael Schwager; all of Kitchener, Joan, Mrs. Keith Mitehell, of Waterloo and Stewart, Clinton; Adrian Vos, Blyth; George Camp- Gammie, Larne Forster, Seaforth; John Paul Willi de Boer, William Ross, Rau, Zurich; Elmer Harding, Donald J. Gaunt and INI,urraY Gorrie and. William Leeming, Gaunt. , Seaforth, -ay- A1111 Jessie Isobel, ,died at the WellandWelland--County : General Hospital, on February 28, 1980, in her 68th year. Mrs. Allin is; Survived by one daughter Mary (Maude) Mrs. Ralph Haines Jr. of R. R. 3 Wainfleet, 'on son Russell Min of Australia, stepson till Allin of Burling ton, . Stepdaughters, Jean (Mrs John Ke lly) of Harold, per.parents, William and Mary Ann MadKenzie and one brother, Dr. Grant MacKenzie. Mrs. Allis rest- ed at the Armstrong Funeral Heine, Port •Colborne; then' to the MacKenzie. Funeral Home, Lucknow, Ontario, where funeral serViee was held on Monday, March Intermentat 2 p.m. Interent in Green- hill Cemetery. ton and Carolyn (Mrs. Penn rock Funeral Home, Si 1:/en Norris), of Michigan, - 3 ton St.,' Kitchener. P4tish cardine. Due to ill health grandchildren and several rosary Monday, March 3, at she lived at Chelsey Park stepgrandchildren.- She was 8.00 p.m. PrayerS were offer- Nursing Home in predeceased by her husband edon . Tuesday, March 4, Mississauga from 1972 so VAN EYL BROS. Clifford Ph. 327,8046 Lucknow Ph, 628-3818 sieurart Authorized Dealers of Stewart Seeds See Us. For: SEED GRAIN SEED CORN SOYBEANS ETC. SEED CORN Varieties: 244, 2501, 253, 255, 278, 2660, 280, 38, etc. BARLEY Varieties: Mingo, Laurier, Bruce, Herta, etc. OATS • Varieties: Oxford, Laurent, Elgin, Garry, Sentinel, etc. SOYBEANS Varieties: 'Maple Arrow, McCall, Evans, Maple Pr'esto, etc. All available • in certified registered Canadian No, 1. NIXON Clara Belle. MacLeod, Wil- loughby Street, Lucknow.,. died on March 3, 1980 in her 87th year. Wife of the late Harry Nixon. Dear mother of Dorothy; Mrs. Cyril Brown,. Lucknow and Evelyn,. Mrs.' —Jaek- HuSsey of Walkerton; also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral to take plaCe frorn the MacKen- go- and. McCreath Funeral HomejuCknow at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, March 5, 1980 with Rev. William Munshaw of Lucknow Presbyterian Church.officiating. James and Arthur of Luck' daughter of the. late 'now, Gerald and Miss Fran- Alexander ' and Ellen• ces.Gilmore of London; Map-. Nephew. garet, Mrs, George Halloran, In 'Oetober ,1927 she of Buffalo, and Helen, Mrs. ' married Walter Steele Wray Pearson, of Stone37- and resided in Toronto creek, also survived :•by: 12 until:. 1930 when they grandchildren. Predeceased returned to the family 1?y one daughter, lv.fary, farm on the 2nd coo- natton at the nitretter-Sand- cession of_Huron. In 1958 they 'retired to Kin- Elgin and Highgate • where she founded -the local—chapter—of —the C,G.f,,T, • She attended Kin- cardine Baptist Church passed away at Pine River United MiSsissauga Hospital on Church, Kincardine February 27., 1980 after a United Church ' and ,short k Coosville United The -former Ruth Church, When health Agnes, 'Mrs. Douglas Bey: Marion Agnes Nephew permitted she attended non, of Lawrence, Kansas,- was born,'.in Kincar,dine and worked in all •the Sister of•Edward of Calgary,---Auguste 7 1.-80, the Women's Organizations of these churches and 19 at the Funeral Rome at until date of death. .30 a.m. followed by MaSs---"- to the ' b of Christian Burial . at. St. profeSsion, she taught in Francis R. C. ChurCh at 10.00 a.m. Rev. Edward Sheridan officiating. Interinent to fol low in Woodland Cemetery. Donations to the Canadian ' Cancer . Society would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Pallbearers .were Ross, Spring burial in Greenhill the high, scheols of Port Cemetery, SKELTON MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO A large stock of monuments at fair prices Available far evening appointments • . Ruth Steele, wife of the late Walter B. Steele, RUTH-STEEL took an active par- ticipation in community, activities. Surviving, are her son 'Sandy and. two grand- children Jayne-Ann and Scot, all of Mississauga.. She was predeceased by a brother William-and a sister Bertha Buchanan. Funeral services, were held" at the MacKenzie IVIcCreath Funeral Home in Ripley on March 1. 1980 with interment at' the Ripley cemetery.