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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-03-25, Page 2• Page 2—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 25, 1987 Collyer contributed to many local organizations • from page 1 from Waterloo Lutheran University. Stuart and Kay have been able to pack much activity into those almost 10 years of leisure retirement years. Good health had blessed them until Stuart's first signs of il- lness last Fall. He was an ardent hor- ticulturalist, hunter and fisherman throughout his lifetime. In the winter mon- ths, the couple had enjoyed their retire- ment years at Palm Springs, California as well as in Florida. He was a lover of sports and managed to attend some of the spring training games for baseball while winter- ing in the United States. Over the years in Lucknow, Stuart con- tributed in many ways to his community by his involvement in community organizations. His church, Lucknow United, received the benefit of his teaching a Sunday School class of boys for many years, and later as a supply teacher when needed. He served on the official board of the church and as a member of session. He was a past president of the Bruce County Teachers' Institute and the Elementary School Principals' Association. He was active in the Masonic Lodge and Old Light Lodge held a Masonic Service at the Funeral Home on Friday evening. He was also a Past First Principal of the Royal Arch Masons of Lucknow. Mr. Collyer had many devoted years of service to the Lucknow Fire Department. He served the department for well over 30 years and for many of these years he acted as the secretary -treasurer of the group. The Fire Department held a service of respect at the Funeral Home on Friday evening. He was a charter member of the Lucknow District Lions Club which was formed 30 years ago this year. The Lions Club paid their respects at the Funeral Home on Friday evening. A long time member of the Lucknow Legion Branch 309, he was recognized by Legion members at a service at the Funeral Home on Friday evening. Other civic offices where Stuart con- tributed his time and guidance were the Boy Scout Association where he was Scout leader for 14 years and for a time was Assistant District Commissioner for Saugeen District, the Library Board where he was chairman for several years and the Village of Lucknow where he acted as assessor for several years. He took a keen and -active interest in his community and in the many young people who passed through his care in their elementary school years. Besides his wife, the former Kathleen Thom, he is survived by three sons: Ted, his wife Sandra and their family Chris and Lisa, all residents of Meaford; Thom, his wife Sandra, their son Scott and daughter Karen of Orangeville, with Scott presently attending University of Western Ontario in London; Tim, his wife Dianne, their children Jonathan, Meredith and Cynthia of Clinton; two brothers, Ted Collyer Sr. of Lucknow and Keith Collyer of Huronview, Clinton. He was predeceased by his parents, brother Roy and sisters June MacDonald and Mabel Collyer as a child. The MacKenzie -McCreath Funeral Home in Lucknow was in charge of the ser- vice conducted on Saturday, March 21 at 2 p.m. by Rev. Gerald McFarlane at the Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. $50 Early Bird draw made at society's card party recently There were 39 tables in play at the euchre tournament sponsored by the Dungannon Agricultural Society on Satur- day, march 14. The high couple was Thys and Femmie Groen with a score of 80 points. Gayle Jessop and Sandy Wilson tied at 79 with Leroy Draper and Hiram Smith. In a game to break the tie, Gayle and Sandy won to take second place while Leroy and Hiram placed third. In a special contest, June Horton was the lucky winner while Aileen Tiggert receiv- ed a consolation prize. The $50 cash prize for the "Early Bird" draw in the Las Vegas contest was won by Jim Hayter Jr. of Goderich. Tickets are still available at $10 each with first prize being a trip for two to Las Vegas, and se- cond prize being a weekend for two at to Wheels Inn, Chatham. Third prize is free admission for two people to all events sponsored by the Dungannon Agricultural Society during the next year. These draws will take place at the next euchre tournament which will be field at the Dungannon Agricultural hall on Satur- day, April 11 at 2 p.m. Lucknow Vfflagarkct 528-3001. - ` waeo�aTa roar i WE DELIVER. 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