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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 28, 1981, --Page 19
Mrs. John McInnes
Following a, long and suf-
fering illness as a result of a
severe stroke, Mrs. John
Daniel McInnes Sr. of Wing-
ham was granted release
when she entered into rest
Wednesday, • 'October 14,.
,1981; at Wingham. and Dist-
rict Hospital: She was in her
83rd year.
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The former Janie Ellen
Malloy, she was born in „
Shallow .Lake ons October 15, "
1898, a daughter of the late -
John Malloy and Moretta
McKague. She married Mr.
McInnes on March 27, 1927.
She was a member of the
Presbyterian Church.
Left to mourn her passing,
besides her . husband, are
three sons, John Daniel Jr: of
Wingham, George of Luck -
now. and Robert .of Bramp-
ton. There are ' ten grand-
children and one sister, Mrs.
Nettie Winters, Goderich.
She was predeceased by
one grandchild and two
sisters; Sadie . McMinn and
Lavina. Griffin:
The late Mrs. McInnes
rested at the MacPherson
Memorial ' Chapel, Teeswat-
er, where service was con-
ducted October 16, 1981 at
3.30 p.m: by Rev. Gerald
Thompson. Interment. follow-
ed in Langside Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Wesley
Young, Clifford Young, Car-
man Whytock, William Mc-
Pherson, Ray Stanley . and
Allison Hodgins.
Wallace L. Twandey
Wallace L. Twamley of 100
Ridout Street South, London,
passed away in his 89th year,
at Parkwood Hospital, after,a
lengthy illness, on October 6,
1981.
He was the .eldest son of.
the late George and Eliza-
beth Twamley, and resided
in Ashfield Township and
also in Lucknow ` prior to
moving- to London." He was
predeceased by .a sister,
Mrs. Reta Finnigan and two
brothers,. Eldon and George
Twamley.
He was the beloved hus-
band of Ruby (Ellis) and the
late Esther (Hasty) Twamley.
Surviving are his family,
Miss Hilda Twamley and Mr,
and Mrs. Carman (Elva)
Whitmore of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Colin (Ferne) Croz-
ier of Ancaster and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph (Shirley) Stokoe
of Malton.
He was loved by grand-
children, Dr. and ` Mrs. Ken-
neth (Dianne) Rocking, Mr.
and Mrs'. Robert (Lynne)
Geddes, Mr. and Mrs. poug-
last (Kathy) Crozier, Mr.
Brian Crozier, . Misses Joan-
ne and; Susan Stokoe, also
great grandchildren, Andrew
and Steven Bucking and
Jennifer Geddes.
Friends were received at
the A. Millard George Fun-
eral Home, Ridout Street,
South, London. where the
funeral service conduct-
ed
on •duct
ed in the
day,
Rev.
f � ,
was
chapel
October
D.
8;
Graham
on
Thurs-
1981
with
Tipple,
D.
When You
Make A Christmas
Gift Yourself It Has
A Special Significance
\himprre,
Quinn's Powers & Gifts in Lucknow
HAVE RECEIVED NEW
CHRISTMAS. STOCK
FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELFERS
Including Assorted Picks Of'
Fruits, Nuts, Greens, Ribbons,
Straw Wreaths, Christmas
Planters, Wicker Baskets
• And More
D. of Calvary United Church
officiating.. interment was in
Greenhill Cemetery, Luck -
now.
The many floral tributes
attested to the high esteem
with which Mr. Twamley was
held and numerous memorial
donations were made to the
Calvary United Church
Memorial Fund.•
Life's. work well done,
Life's race well run,
Life's crown well won.,
Then comes.. Rest.
Eric' Walter [Ted] Rice
Eric Walter (Ted) Rice of
Havelock Street, Lucknow
died at Wingham ' and Dist-
rict Hospital on ' October 21,
1981.following a lengthy
illness:
A piano technician with
Garnet Farrier, he also oper-
ated the mill at St. Helens for
40 years.
The Man
To See Is
He was choir leader at St,
Helens United . Church for
many years and a valued
member of the United
Church choir in Lucknow in
more recent years.
He was born in England on
February 9, 1909. He mar-
ried Greta Webb' of St.
'Helens at. the St. Helens
manse on October 5,. 1935..
He is survived by his wife.
. He' was predeceased by
brothers in England.,
The funeral service was
held . from the MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral Home
in Lucknow ' on October 23,
1981 at 2 p.m. Rev. Warren
McDougall of Lucknow Unit-
ed Church conducted the ser-
vice.
Pallbearers were Clarence
Greer, Eldon Bradley, Gord-
on. Miller Harold Swatridge,
Gordon Struthers and Ross
Gammie.
Burial followed in Green-
hill Cemetery, Lucknow.
4NTE
EALTOR
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LUCKNOW 4 bedroomhome, approximately 3 lots, 1
mature trees, nicely landscaped with access to the j
• Lucknow river. This older home has modern kitchen,
• living room and dining room and is nicely kept. Owner �ss
has reduced the price and will consider holding a first 4.i
?, mortgage at reasonable interest .rate. Ask to look at this L.
proPerty.
BUILDING LOT located in the area of i the nursing
home, priced to sell at $6,000.
CORNER LOT, 4 bedroom home, 2 bedrooms on first
I floor, living and dining room, large kitchen, full
2 basement, oil forced air furnace, close to churches and
downtown. The owner has substantially reduced the
asking price. Make an appointment to look at this
Lucknow home.
1 SCHOOL HOUSE on treed lot, West Wawanosh t
Township. Brick building, ' oil furnace, drilled well.
Owner will accept $5,000 down and take back a first
mortgage at monthlypayments to suit purchaser.
LUCKNOW - located main business area, desirable 1
1 commercial location with 2 recently renovated apart- j
j ments. Priced to sell with, financing available. Why j
! rent? Look at this income and business location.
1 GODERICH - 3 bedroom home, large kitchen, 3 piece 1
i bath, heated by gas furnace, double garage. Reduced f
i to $21,000. Owner says to sell, look this home over. e
LUCKNOW - 3 bedroom home, large kitchen, oil, heat,
asking $23,500;00. Must be sold.,, Owner willconsider
your offer.
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• FARMS I
DAIRY FARM, '150 acres level loam soil, 135 workable, 1
balance hardwood bush, 4 bedroom brick home, dairy 1
barn new stabling in 1980 for 38 cows plus young stock. j
Farm for sale alone or excellent herd of 40 .. cows and 2
quota as a going concern. This is' an excellent j
productive property if you are thinking of a dairy set up
make an appointment to see this farm.
50 ACRES Kincardine Township, 35 workable,. balance
bush and stream. Barn 40 x 60 and drilled well, list
price $47,500.
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ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - 143 acres, highway location,
modern 4 'bedroom home, inground pool, large dairy
and beef barns, 43 dairy tie ups, gutter cleaner, 2
upright silos, excellent cash crop land, crops
negotiable.
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - 200 acres cash cropland, 4
bedroom house and pole barn.
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - 83 acres cash crop, no
buildings.
100 ACRE PROPERTY - West WAwanosh Township,
approximately 65 workable, 15 acres of bush, balance
requiring drainage, asking 175,000.
1 We have responsible farmers wanting to lease acreage
of cash crop land. Call if you have land to rent. '
Warren & Tera Zinn
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Attending the funeral from
out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Bryan, Orange-
ville; Mrs. Hilda . Keeling,
Orangeville; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Bowes, Ingersoll; Mrs.
Kenneth Graham, Fordwich;
Gordon Miller,: London . and
Janice Fowler, ' Clinton.
Grace [Pepper] Thompson
Mrs. ,Elgin Thompson, nee
Grace Pepper, passed away
in Clinton General Hospital,
on ' Saturday, October 17,
1981,.after a long illness.
She was a daughter of the
late William and Nancy Pep-
per. She was born in Eng-
land, in -1908and came to
Canada in 1912. with her par -
for a few years, in the Laurier
for a few years, in the Laurier
area where she started` to
Public: School. They moved to
the Zion area where they
resided until 1930 except for
a short time spent in the
MafekingR area. They farmed
where the Wayne Jerome
family now , reside . before
going to the Brucefield .area.
Grace ' married Elgin
Thompson in ,.1932 and they
farmed south of Brucefield.
Besides her husband, she •
leaves to mourn two ;sons,
Gordon, a..patient at Huron-
view and Lorne of the Bruce -
field area; five grandchildren
and' one sister, Mrs. George
(.Molly) Pinkney of Walker-
ton.
Besides her parents, she
was predeceased by a broth-
er, Bill and a sister; Doreen,
Mrs. Aldie Mustard.
The funeral was held from
the Beattie Funeral Parlour,
Clinton on Monday, October.
19, 1981. Burial followed in
Baird's Cemetery. •
ME 0 ; AGH
REAL ESi";TE ,ky D SURA\CE LTD
528-2031
LUCKNOW
COTTAGE or year round home, second row, Point
Clark. Asking only $36,500.
FRAME BUNGALOW with double garage on 1/2 acre,
well landscaped, in Point Clark area. •Priced to sell.
6 YEAR OLD, 3 bedroom brick bungalow on well
landscaped '/: acres lot.
CLOSE TO LUCKNOW, 4 bedroom brick home on 4
acres with workshop and small barn:•
LUCKNOW HOME, 3. bedroom bungalow. Reduced to
$34,000 including 2 extra lots. '
WHITECHURCH, 3 bedroom home; completely reno-
vated. Large lot, must be seen. Only $40,000.
RIPLEY - 6 room apartment. Mortgage available at
101/2%, 3 years to go. II
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2 LUCKNOW Lots, S28,000.
LUCKNOW - four ' bedroom home, . three ' lots
overlooking river, 15% mortgage.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Main Street Lucknow, 2
stores and 2 apartments. Reduced to S45,000.
FARMS
100 ACRE hog farm, silo, highway 86, brick, home.
$129000. 1 ;
100 ACRES ASHFIELD, 95 acres level workable, brick
house, barn has loose housing with implement shed.
200 ACRES KINLOSS, dairy farm, pipe line, milking
equipment, 170 workable. Mortgage available at good
rate. Cows and quota negotiable.
100 ACRES ASHFIELD, 65 workable, excellent 4
bedroom brick home, barn, loose housing, sm.r I
implement shed.
300 ACRES, Harrison loam, well drained, 2 silos,
implement shed, dairy and hog set up. Cows and quota
negotiable..
50 ACRES, 4 year old brick ranch style, 3 bedroom
home, 2 baths. Loose. housing 20 x 70, silo; and all
workable.
92 ACRES, hog set up, all clear, well drained:
100 ACRES Bruce Twp., level land, 4 bedroom home,
loose housing barn. $100,000.
99 ACRES, new farrowing barn, implement shed, all
workable. Priced to sell, $155,000.00.
° 250 ACRt beef farm, 100 systematically drained, 24 x
80 upright and bunker silo. New insulated garage, large
bart0 bedroom brick home. Asking only $350,000.00.
100 ACRES, well drained flat, workable, Kinloss.
FRASER' MacKINNON ROBT. CAMPBELL
Res. 395.2880 - 529-7411
BARRY McDONAGH
528-3821,
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