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Mrs. LeNora I, Ashton
Mrs. LeNora. Isabella Ash-
ton of 285 Mary Street,
Goderich died at her home on
Thursday, May 27, 1982, at
the age of 67.
She was born in. Hullett
Township on September 8,
1914 to the late William and.
LeNora (Hall) Tideswell.""
She lived, in Holmesville
and Clinton and attended.
schools there. She was a
private duty nurse for several
years, before her marriage
on April 11, 1940, to Roy H.
Ashton. in Clinton. They lived
in Colborne Township follow-
ing their . marriage and she
had resided at the present
address for 28 years.
She was a member of the
Sunset Circle , ladies group
and St. Georges Anglican
Church. She worked for
many years with the ladies of
the Anglican Church Guild.
Mrs. Ashton Is survived by
her husband, three daught-
ers, Mrs. Bill (Marie) Park
and Mrs: Elmer (Gail) Cook,
both of Dungannon and Mrs.
Robert. (Marilyn) Schultz of
R. R. # 3, Clinton; three
sisters, Mrs. Fred (Alice)
Bowra of Stratford, Mrs.
Walter (Jessie). Carpenter of
St. Catharines and Pearl
Tideswell. of Clinton; and two
brothers, Harry of Goderich
and, Fred, of Clinton.
She was predeceased by
one brother W. J. Tideswell
of Camlachie.
She is also survived by 10
grandchildren; Valerie Bend-
ig, Stephen, Vicki, Tom,
Wanda, Patti, Todd and Brad
Park, ; Terry . Schultz and
Kevin Cook; and two great
grandchildren, Holly Park
and Joe Bendig.
A.funeral service was held
at McCallum Funeral Home
in Goderich on Monday, May
31, 1982 ' at 2 . p.m.. The
Reverend Robeirt J. Crocker
officiated.
Interment was in Colborne
Cemetery, Colborne Town-
ship.
Pallbearers were ' Walter
Sheardown, H.O. (Bud) Jer-
ry, Lorne Carter,Art Mask-
ell, Jim Bradley and Harry
Worsell.
Flower bearers were Gra-
ham Stevenson, Stephen
Park, Tom Park, Todd Park
and Terry Schultz.
May 26, 1982 by Rev. Harry
Strachan at 1;30 p.m. Inter-
'ment followed in. Delhi Cem-
etery.
em-
etery.
. Acting as pallbearers were
nephews, William Crosier,
Joe High, Allan Crosier, Jack
Maclnnes and grand neph-
ews, John Guay, and Brian
Guay.
Dorothy MacDougall Crosier
• Dorothy (MacDougall)
Crosier .of 81 Church Street
West, Delhi passed away a't.
Norfolk' , General Hospital,.
Simcoe on Monday, May '24,
1982 in her 64th year.
Born in Kinloss Township,
Bruce County,. July 3, 1918,
she was the former. Dorothy
Jean MacDougall, daughter
of .the late John MacDougall
and the former Flora Cam-
eron.
She was predeceased by
her husband, Percy Crosier
in April, 1956 and by two.
sisters, Marion in .1948. and
Evelyn in 1965 and one
brother Gordon in 1951..
Surviving are one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sandra Miller of
Delhi, three granchildren,
Cheryl, Mrs. John Cnockaert
of Tillsonburg; Percy of Port
Dover, and Scott at home;
also three, great •grandchild-
ren and three sisters, Mrs.
Katherine Smith, Mrs. Etta
Campbell, and Mrs. Leonard
(Freda) Maclnnes, all of
Lucknow,
The funeral' was conducted
at the Murphy Funeral
Home, Delhi Wednesday,
Jean [Caution) Mclnnes
Following a brief illness,
Mrs. Jean P. McInnes of 52
Bristol. Terrace, Wingham,
passed away suddenly at
Wingham and District Hos-
pital in her 82nd year. Her
death occurred on Wednes-
day, May 26, 1982.
The former Jean Caution,
she was a daughter of the
late David Caution and the
former Mary Ann Hutcheon.
She was born in. Brechin,
Scotland, on July 29, 1900.
On September 24, 1930,
she married James McInnes
in Teeswater. He predeceas-
ed her on June 7, 1968. Left
to mourn are two daughters,
Mrs. Orvil (Janie) Hastings,
R. R. 1, Wingham, and Mrs.
George (Ann) Stanley, Luck -
now; ten grandchildren and
13 great grandchildren.:
There is also one sister, Mrs.
Ken (Mary) Hopf, Porn El-
gin. •
The' late' .Mrs. Mclnnes
rested at the Currie -Walker
Funeral Home, Wingham,
until Friday at two o'clock
when service was conducted
by Rev. Paul L. Mills of St.
Andrews Presbyterian
Church, where deceasedwas
a member. Interment follow-
ed in Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Doug Ev-
ans, Jim .Hastings,. Bruce
Wakeling, Brian. Stanley, Al-
lan Stanley and Ray Cran-
ston. Floral Tributes were
carried ' by. i Luke Cranston,
Betty Stanley and Sandy
Wakeling.
Mary Isabel [Mae) Machines
Miss Mary 'Isabel (Mae)
Maclnnes of 47 Maple
Street, Wingham, passed
away Monday, May 24, at
Wingham and District Hos-
pital in her 80th year.
Miss Maclnnes was born
in Kinloss Township on June.
3, :1902. a daughter of the
late Malcolm Maclnnes and
Eupheinia MacKinnon. She
suffered from illness all her
life and since 1946, had lived
with her brother-in-law and
sister,' Mr.. and Mrs. Chester:
Casemore, first in Turnberry
Township, then in Wingham.
She was a member of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian,
Church, Wingham.•
Miss Maclnnes will , be
greatly missed by her sister,
Mrs. Chester (Katherine)
Casemore of Wingham, and
two brothers, Roy Maclnnes
of Goderich and, Leonard
Maclnnes, Lucknow. She
was predeceased by three
brothers, Martin, Gordon
and Malcolm.
Friends paid their respects
until Thursday, May 27,
when service was held at the
Currie -Walker Funeral
Home, Wingham, .at 1.30
p.m., conducted by Rev.
Victor Grieco. Interment fol-
lowed in Wingham Cemet-
ery.
Pallbearers were John
Mann, • David Maclnnes,
John Maclnnes, Ian 'Mann,
Jack Maclnnes and Finlay
Maclnnes, Lloyd Montggm.
cry and John Sproat were
flower bearers.
George Alexander McDonald
George Alexander McDon-
ald of Ripley died on. Tues-
day, May 25, 1982 in Kincar-
dine General Hospital in his.
78th year,
He was born April 22nd,
1905 in Huron Township • to
Alex and Catherine (Mac-
Kay) McDonald. On Sept-
ember 12, 1936, he married
Erma R. Shiells who survives
along with sisters,, Mrs.
Margaret ` Oliver and Mrs.
Helen McDonald, both of
Goderich; Mrs. M. (Betty) •
Bobo of Detroit; Mrs; Dr. J.
F. (Christine) Wenzel of
Florida and Mrs, R. (Jean)
Brandt of Willowdale, as well
as several nieces and neph-
ews.
He was predeceased by
two sisters, Mrs. C. (Priscil-
la) Lavender, formerly of
Detroit and Mrs. W. (Agnes)
Kelly, formerly of Michigan;
and two brothers, infant
Hector and Murray of Ripley,
just 'three months ago.
The late Mr. McDonald
always took a keen interest
and gave his all in any
endavour of his life -time.
Until moving to Ripley ' in.
1959, he and his late brother,
Murray , and wife, Erma
owned . and operated their
"Spruce Nook Farm" on the
second concession of Huron
Township and successfully
raised registered.. Shorthorn
cattle and .Yorkshire pigs.
After moving to Ripley he
was the shipper for the
U.C.O.. for sixteen years,
making many trips to the
Yards in Toronto and giving
his time faithfully to his job.
Upon. retiring from this
position, he • started McDon-
ald Antiques and . until his.
death enjoyed this role as
buyer, finisher and seller of
many beautiful antiques,
meeting and making friends
both at his home and through'
the several public sales That
he held..
He enjoyed music and for
several, , years played the
violin in the McDonald Orch-
estra- and with the Old -Time
Fiddler's and also played the
bagpipes with the Lucknow
Pipe Band.
Always taking a keen int-
erest in sports, he was an
active hard ball player in his
younger days- on different
teams.
He was a life long member
of the. United Church and
served as elder and Sunday.
School- Superintendent at
both Pine' River, Church and
the Ripley St. Andrew's
Church.
On Friday evening, May
28, at the MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Home in'.
Ripley, the Lucknow Old
Light Masons held a Memor-
ial Service for the late Mr.
McDonald.
On Saturday, . Reverend
.Jim Bushell, formerly of
Ripley, .officiated at the
funeral services.
Pallbearers were Andrew
McDonald of Michigan; Ken
McDonald, Grant McDonald,
Robert Courtney of Huron
Township; Earl Tout of Rip-
ley and Steve Elliott of
Whitby.
Interment was, in Ripley
Cemetery.
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