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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-07-11, Page 20Page know Sentinels Wednendoys July fl, 1110 jE Robrfirt job34411 SI4*".140( #00 BITUARIES Havelock Str:et, Luclinow pasaed away at his home on July I, MO, in his 24th year. ' Bob kid been employed at Cham- pion Road Machinery, Goder,ich flt fabrication maintenance for five Leas. He was a member of the Luelmow District Kinsmen Club. Bob was an avid readers enjoYed Playing golf and ether games and travelling. Born on November 13, 1964 in nigh= and District Hospital, Bob was a son of Elmo and . Marguerite (McKenzie) Sanderson or 40 Havelock Street, Lucknow, who survive him He attended Lucknow Central Public School and 'FX. Madill Secondary School. Bob- Is oleo Survived by his son, ' May of Owen Sound; .sister, . Kimberley of Lucknow; brother, Bill of Lucknow and his maternal • grandparents, Edythe and Bruce llIcKesizie. of Lucknow. He was predeceased by an .infant brother .'in 1903 . and his paternal Wroten ts, Bessie and Lorne was theunon yogest sof Joe and Teresa Courtney of R. I, Dungannon. Carl was member of St. JesePli's Boman Catholic Clunk atridge, of the Father Michael hirmacii Knights of Columbus: Council No. 9444, of the Umbers" Club and had served as an altar • server. He attended elementary school at Kingsbridge and received his aeon - dory education at the Goderich 'District Celleillate Institute. Carl was a farmer and had just started emplo- it at the Sifto Canada • Inc., Goderich Mines. • . Carl is survived by his parents; Joe , Teresa three brothers, Gary and axis Courtney of Blyth, Brian and Jeannette. Courtney of Lon**, ant Erie and Anna Courtney of Burlington; one, niece, four •nephews and several aunts .and Melee, He watt predeceased by an infant `. brother. Joseph on ..November 2, 1958, and brothers Wayne Joseph on 'July 1; 1964 and -Floyd Edward on July 1, 1988. ' Visitation at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, LUeknow was on •Monday, June 25 for the immediate famllies and on Tues- day, from 2 4 - 9 p.m. Rosary and pray were led by Reverend T.R. cNamara, the Knights of t- hunbus, - the Visitation was at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral. Home, Ludknow, from where the funeral serVice, was Conducted on JOY I. oissoP IMO; with Rev. Peggy Kinsman of- ficiating. heleting. During the service a tape • of Bob's favourite music . was played. The eulogy was ' given by Bob's best friend, Roy Jacobs. Viewer bearers were Bob's son, Nicky of Owen Sound; cousins, Shane Mosher of Oshawa, Scott and Steven bloater of Northbrook; and friend, Rick Passmore of Lucknow. Pallbearers were Roy Jacobs of Kltchener Jim Cranston of Tom Blackwell of Nor- , Cron) Gamow of Lucknow, Tim of Lucknow and Dwayne Ziegl of Lucbtow, Internient South Kinloss Cemetery Donations were made in Bob's memory to the Palliative Care Ser- Vieess Whighain, the V.O.N. and the Lucknow Kinsmen. . • Carl Austhi Courtney Carl Austin Courtney of Dungannon, Ontario passed away as a, result of a motor vehicle ac- cident in Ashfteld Township on Sun- day, June 24, 1990, at the age of 25 Amu years. Kingsbridge Catholic Wo e 's League and by caws aunts, Vlvian . Hogan assisted by Rose Bowler -Austin. St. Joseph's Roman catholic Church at Kingsbridge was filled 10 • capacity cn Wednesday, June 27- for the funeral service. Mass of the Christian Burial was celebrated by Reverend T.R.McNamara. - Reverend. A.S. •-Loebach gave the .11olidly. The. funeral procession was led from the .funeral home in Lucknow by the Bikers' Rights Organization of Huron and Perth Counties, The Knights of Columbus • and the ushers formed an Honour Guard at the church. Pallbearers were Harry Boyle, Tony Hendriks, Ron Menary; Lawrence Hogan, Paul Adams and Gerard Howard. Flower bearers were Carl's niece Elisha and his nephews Ryan, 'Dale, Michael and Nicholas Court- ney, children of Gary and Chris Born on November 29, 1964, Carl Courtney of Blyth and Brian and Jeannette Courtney of London. .You'll Find At.„ .9 GODERICH KINCARDINE 524-6901 396-7012 SPECIAL. Altar servers were Dean, Jay and Beau Rican* told PatrickDalton. Readings were given by Theresa Cernack and Margaret Dories the Martin arid at Com- munion the organist Marianne ?Nian with guitarists Betty Lou P4ton, Laurie Dalton and Cecelia Miltenbtt% Seetuponied by Shirley Martin and Virginia Aright sang "Yahweh, the Faithful One" and "Here am, Lord" and the en- trance and recessional hymns "Don't be Afraid" and "Like a Shepherd", Burial was in St. JoSeti _Roman Catholic Cemetery at AMPbrIdlle. As a specialgravesidetribute the quintet sang tieyond the Sunset" accompanied by Betty Lou Dalton on the guitar. Dinner•was served in The PaXleb hall by members of the Kingsbridge catholic Women's. League. „ • - Kenip Gord and Brenda (nee Henderson) thank Gud for the aOft of second sen, Cody William Nor - MOM Cody was born on Stmday, June 14, 1900 in Victoria Hospital, London, weighing 9 lbs. 10 1/2 or., and is welcomed with much loge by blg brother Devin. Sharing in the joy of this little bundle are gnimd paraite, Ross and Imitt . 3, Lucknow and Gurd and Ber- nice Kenn, R. 2, Goderich, and pot grandmothers, Martha Liv. ingston, Bram ton and Mayme Henderson, Locknow • Boyle Hatrigan Kerry Boyle atid Kevin Hartigan happily announce the safe arrival of their son, Shane Conor Boyle Harrigan, 8 lb*. 10 ox.,* on June 19, 1900 at Guelph General Hospital. Pleased grandparents are Francis and Irene Boyle, Ripley and Leo an , Helen Harrigan of Renous, New Brunswick. Linde 0 David and *Judy (nee McDonald) of Hepworth thank God for the safe, arrival of Lukas David BIRTHS ittawspasswaiessoffrositivits ea Tuesday, June It, UN at Wier - ton Hospital, ir00ilng— 9 lbs. 4 1/2 oz. Luke has been wdcowed by his big brother Adam and is a new grandeon for Fred and Linda Linde „ 1, Kincardbie and Gordon and Shirley IVIeDonald of Orangeville. Great. grandparents are Torn and Nina McDonald of Kinlough and Lloyd and Margaret MeCtune of Paisl Beasley. Pat, Cheryl and sister' Kelaic of Dorchester are proud to announce the early and safe arrival of Allan James (A.J.) on June 28, 1990. The little guy weighed, in at 6 lbs. 5 oz.; at Victoria Iloepital, Lon- don. A.J. is the fourth grandchild. for Pete and Pat Grazier and the ninth,for Allan and Marg Hackett and another of many great grand- children for Tillie Hackett, all of Lucknow, • Berken -Construction of London began 'Work on the South Lucknow Waterline Replacement Project last week. The. tender was for $24,483, 79.0 percent. of *doh a grant from the Minlitry of Envirnonient was received: The balance will be On among the 10 ratepayers benefitting from the line, (Pat Livingston photo) • OCCASIONS! • BALLOONS ' • • INVITATIONS • PIAWS • PA'RW HATS • PLUS MOREI MR. FREEZE • . Slushsquateh Drink 2* 130 tni 99 Summer Sale Days Ladles' & Men's Runners $1500 Tank Style Dresses 18 Red, •Green, Black, Purple Parowax 4509. 1 il. i NUTRIWHIP 500 mi Topping _ . 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