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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-02-25, Page 21thaws Page . 8 son, Arlan Hoffman, Toron to. also surviving are 14 grandchildren and seven. great grandchildren. The. funeral' was held at the 'Ballard -McDonald Funeral Home, 315 Broad St. E, Dunnville on January 29 at 2 p.m: with Rev. Ronald Sean - or of. Bethany United Church officiating. Interment was in Zion Cemetery. Pallbearers were Archie Marchand, David Swift, Al. tan :Barnes, Morris Shush- ereba, Wallace . Hogeboom and Howard Blake. F4pwert bearers were granddaughters, Debra Mar- chand, Deanna 'ar-chand,Deanna Swift, Denise Barnes, Dawn Shushereba, Darilyn- Angle, Deidre Angle, :,Jyl VanSlyke, Jan VanSlyke and Vicki 'Hoffman: Doreen Mustard Mrs: Aldie Mustard (nee Doreen.Pepper) of Brucefield died on Wednesday, Febru- ary 18th; 1981 in the Clinton General Hospital in her 60th year; Shewas a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs: William Pepper of Brucefield area and formerly of the Zion area for many years. Besides her husband, she is survived by three daugh- ters and one 'son.. Also two. sisters who will be remem- bered by many in and around Lucknow, Grace. Mrs. Elgin , Thompson of Brucefield ar- ea. and Molly, Mrs. George Pinkney of Walkerton. She was: predeceased by one son and one brother, Bill. " year. es Funeral was held from the Ball Funeral Home in Clinton on Saturday, February 21st.. Burial in Baird's Cemetery. Elizabeth MacDonald Elizabeth MacDonald pas- sed away in her .93rd year on February 16, 1981 at "Kincar- dine and District General Hospital, Born in Huron Township September 14. 1888, she was a, daughter:of4he late ,Samuel McMurchy and the former Margaret Cameron. She issurvived by four grandchildren, 'Mary Eliza- beth, Mrs: Ray Chowen .of Thorndale; Gertrude Lee, Mrs. John Larsen; Peter Walden of Huron Township, and Brock Walden of Missis- sauga. Three , great grand- ehhdren and one brother, John McMurchy of Lucknow also survive. She was predeceased by her husband, Peter, daugh- ter Marian Walden; sister, Margaret Jackson and broth- ers. ` Allister and. Samuel McMurchy. Funeral service was held from MacKenzie and Mc- Creath Funeral Home, Rip- ley, February 18, 1981 with Rev. 'Bob Putman and Rev. Jim Bushell officiating. Neil MacDonald. Neil MacDonald of Bruce - lea Haven, Walkerton, pas- sed away in the County of Bruce Hospital on Tuesday, February 17, 1981 in his 87th MC AGH PEAL F. r,',TE 'j It,-;IJF-34,yC'E LTD 528-2031 LUCKNOW JUST LISTED - 3 bedroom, completely renovated brick home, natural woo4Work and floors; recently wired and insulated; close to main street, ' Must sell, Mortgage available . at 1014%. LUCKNOW HOME, large. lot, 80 x 265, 4 years old, family room with fireplace, 111/2% mortgage. Asking, $52,000. BRICK BUNGALOW , in Lucknow, . new oil furnace, huge living room, 2 baths, paved drive $55,000. CLOSE TO SCHOOL, 3 .bedroombrick bungalow, finished family room, reduced to $49,000. COUNTRY LOT, 4 bedroom . brick home,. 2 baths, double garage, 14% mortgage. Asking only $45,000. 3 BEDROOM HOME in Holyrood, completely renovated, 2 baths, attached garage. NEW HOUSE - 4 V2 acres, large family room with fireplace, 2 baths, creek crossing property, 1 mile from Lucknow. 100 ACRES, well drained flat, workable, Kinloss. RIPLEY AREA, 4 acres, 2 bedroom home and small barn, drilled well. Asking only 527,000. I 200 ACRE HOG FARM, 170 workable, 30 acres bush, beautiful 4 bedroom brick home, Farrowing barn 24 x 68 and converted barn 85 x 55 and 32 x 64: implement shed. Must , sell : for healthreasonss J 4. 150 ACRE BEEF FARM, well drained, 4 acres of bush, labrge�barn,,4 bedroom house, close t� the 200 acre farm ag 300 ACRE BEEF FARM, 4 bedroom home, trench silo, cement barn yard, asking only $200,000. We are in need of fir listings FRASER MaeKINNON BARRY McDONAGH Res. 395.2880 $28.3821 Linknow Ssr thea, Wednenday, Feldnuary` 25, 19111, -Page 19 He. was born in Kinloss Township on November 3, ,1895 to the late , Donald MacDonald and Jane Fraser; He married the former Alma Free of Dungannon in 1936. He farmed in Kinloss Township " for many years, before retiring to Teeswater. Because of poor health, he spent many years at Brucelea Haven, Walkerton. by Rev, Gerald Thompson of the Teeswater- -Presbyterian non Church, where Mr MacDon- ald was a member. Interment followed in Teeswater Cemetery. Catherine Roulston Catherine L. (MacDougall) Roulston passed away on Sunday; February 15, 1981 in Pinecrest • Manor Nursing ,'following lengthy illness. She was born in .'Bruce HeHome. Lucknow , is survived by two . a sisters, Belle, Mrs, Dan MacKinnon, Pinecrest. Man- or, Lucknow, , and . Pheme, Mrs. Alex Collins of Ypsil- anti. Michigan: He was predeceased by his wife and two sisters, Kate, Mrs. Peter Moffat, Kinloss and Etta, Mrs. Walter Smith, Milan,, Michigan, andthree brothers. John, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Russel, Blyth and William of Tees - water. The funeral' was held on Friday, February 20 at 2 p.m. at the MacPherson Funeral Home, Teeswater, conducted Township on : October 25, . 1909, a daughterof the late Colin MacDougall and his wife, the late Annie Kean, On March 22, 1928 at Arkona,; Ontario she married Walter Roulston. The mar- riage was conducted . by Walter's brother, the late Rev. • Edgar J. Roulston. They . took up residence on the family farm on cones- ,sion 2, Huron Township, where Walter. still resides. She was a member of Olivet United Church as well as the United Church Wom- en. Survivingbesides her hus- band are one daughter Mary, Mrs. Robert Orr of Kincar- dine incardine Township, one, son, 'Gordon, on the . family farm, two grandchildren, Dale and Donna Lee Orr and two sisters. The funeral was held from MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Ripley on Tuesday. February 17, 1981 with Rev. Jim Bushell offic iatiing: Pallbearers were neigh - bolus, Allan MacTavish, Don Dawson, , Jim MacTavish, Wilfrid Steele, Grant Mc- Donald and Robert Rutledge. Final resting place ,is the family plot Ripley. Cemetery. Blanche Wilson Blanche Irene Wilson, , 81,. of 12th Street,; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, died at Uni- versity Hospital; Saskatoon on February 8, 1981 follow- ing a brief illness. , The former Blanche Jami - eson, she was born at Laur- ier, in Ashfeld'Township,. on August 10, 1899, daughter of the late 'John Jamieson and Ida Finlay. She was predeceased by two brothers and two sisters, in childhood and infancy. She is survived by two sons, Kenneth and Donald and one grandson, Dean, all of Saskatoon;a brother, Gor- , don Jamiesn of Goderich,' • and a sister, Marion Harris, of Holyrood. The funeral was held Feb- ruary 10,.19$1 at the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home. Rev. William Chapman of Grace Westminister United Church, of which Mrs. Wil- son was il-son:was a member, conduct- ed the service. She was a member of the church's United Church Women as well. , Pallbearers were Jack Reid, Stuart Finlay, Frank- lin Finlay, Ken Lardner, Douglas. Lee and William' Salt. Interment followed in Woodlawn Cemetery. Find out If you're an Ontario resident. under 65, you may qualify for one or more of three Ontario Tax Credits, even if you have no taxable income. To claim the credits you must complete the mauve Ontario Tax Credit form and mail it together with your federal income tax return. A reminder: Fill it in and mail it -Ontario Tax Credits are for you. Property Tax Credit The Property Tax Credit reduces the burden of municipal and school taxes. It is based on your property tax or rent and taxable income: Sales Tax Credit This credit returns a portion of money paid in provincial retail sales tax. It is based per- sonal exemptions and taxable income.. 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