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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 5, 1983—Page 12
Marjorie McCartney
At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Thurs-
day, August 25, 1983, Marjorie Douglas,
beloved wife of Arthur McCartney. Loving
mother of Hobert (Hud) of Kapuskasing;
Donna AndrechuIt of Ajax; Hetty Smith of
Ottawa; Hill of Ajax; Michael of Toronto; Jim
of Oshawa and JudyPotd of Ajax. Loving
grandmother of 19 grandchildren, and nine
great grandchildren. Dear sister of Win ii-
fred howler of Malton. Predeceased by her
Lawn bowling
The last bowling tournament of the season
with full greens and a beautiful day was held
on Saturday, September 24. The winners
included: first, L McLellan rink, St. Marys;
second H. MacCallurn Hak, Hlyth; third Jack
and Jane Treleaven, Luck#iow; fourth G.
ltathwell Hnk, Atwood; fifth t. Leslie rink,
St. Marys. Consolations prize to Terry
Gardner, Winghani and Evelyn Henderson,
Lucknow:
Other winners at recent tournaments vete
Jane Treleaven, Evelyn Henderson and
Maudie fisher at Exeter and Grace Elliott
and Mary fisher at 5t. Marys.
Ladies 8 o'clock
bawling leaue
Lois' Oranges 7, 12; Wilma's Pineapples
5, g; Shirley's Grapefruit 41/4, 11/4; Chris'
Apples 2, 11 Ger 's Bananas 41/4, 61/4;
Oath's Grapes 0, 2,
High triple, Marg Wilson 551.
High single, Matg Wilson 216,
Gaines wet 2001 Chtis Melionald 212,
Cathy Todd 21J�gW�on216,
Lois' Oranges 3, 15;M Orerda's Bananas 7,
131/;; Wllriaa's Pinneapples 4, 13; Chris'
Apples 5, 12; Shit1ey's Otapeftuit 2, 911/4;
Oath's °tapes 0, 2.
High ttlple, Linda Stanley 581.
High single, Linda Stanley 240.
thanes over 200: Betty Ann Wall 220,
Sharon Assenault 222, Lois Hodgins 221,
Linda Stanley 240.
Khioss mixed
bowling ieague
Ladies high single, Hannah Hatteniink
and Val Matthews with 190 each.
Ladies high ttiple, Val Matthews 542.
Men's high single Ita Dickie with 215 and
high ttiple Hob Campbell with 511.
Men 200 and ovet: Ira Dkkie 215, Att
Hattows 200.
Team points: Kings 1, Snows 0, Weatthys
2, 5pys 5, Macs 2. Prippins 5.
Ladies 6:30
bowling league
Ladles* 6:30 Bowiing League
Fein MacDotrald howled the high single
with a 22'9.
Belle Hetb,ett howled the high triple with
a 57(x.
Games of 20O .acrd over: Maggie Cleland
214, Lorna 13'rtftotr 216, Fern MacDntrald 224.
Belle Hertvett 206.
Team peritrts and standings: (Trina 5. 10,
U.S.A. 5, 4: Mexico 5, 7 Scotland 2.
Catrada 2 5. Holland 2, 4.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas and a
sister, Mrs. Donald Davidson. A private
funeral service was held from McEachnie
Funeral Home, Pickering, Saturday, August
27, 1983.
Matilda Mille] Johnston
Mts. Matilda C. (Tillie) Johnston, 68, of
Atwood, died Thursday, September 1, 1983
at Listowel Memorial Hospital.
Horn in Carrick Township, she was a
daughter of the late Nicholas Schwartz and
the former Mary Kuperschmldt. She was
predeceased by her first husband, Eugene
O'Hagan and het second husband, W.
Elmer Johnston in 1975.
Surviving ate one daughter, Mrs. Harvey
(Eugenia) Schaefer, E. R. 3, Mildmay; four
sisters, Mrs. Stan (Joyce) Killinget, of
Toronto, Mrs. Gus (Ann) Roth, of Cam-
bridge, Mrs. Batty (Mary) Ruth, of Paris,
and Mrs. Charles (Laura) McCormick of
Mississauga; and three btothers, Ed
Schwartz of Hamilton, Leo of Walkerton,
and Albert of Mildmay; also nieces and
nephews.
The body rested at the Peebles Funeral
Home, 141 John Street,. Atwood, after 1.30
p.m. Saturday until 11 a.m. Monday when
transfer was made to Atwood United Church
for a service at 2 p.m. liutial was in Donegal
Cemetery.
Officiating fot the service were Rev.
Teddy Smits and Rev. Harry Stevens.
As expressions of sympathy, donations
may be made to the Canadian Cancer
Society.
The Eastern Star No. 69 held service at 9'
p.m. Sunday at the Funeral Home.
Pallbearers were prank Marvel., Dick
Raycraft, Bruce Speiran, Claude Weitzel,
Don 1-loshel and John McMillan.
Plower bearers were Bruce Kitlinger,
Dianne Babcock, Greta Munt and Marlene
Schwartz.
Mrs. Johnston married Elmer Johnston 'on
March 5, 1938 and in 1939 they began
farming on concession 8 Ashfield Township.
In 1947 they purchased and moved to a
dairy farm near Atwood. They will be
remembered for their prize ponies which
they showed for many years at Dungannon
and Lucknow fairs as well as the C.N.E.,
London Pair and Royal Winter Pair. In 1974
they retired to Atwood.
Jan tJol>nl Ashes
The sudden death occurred Thursday,
September 22, 1983, at Wingham and
District Hospital, of Jan (John) Askes of 377
Shuter Street, Wingham. He was in his 65th
yeat.
Rota in Steen, Drenthe County, Holland,
on June 4, 1919, he was a son of the late
beck Askes and Jantje Oebben. He married
the fortnet Bontje Kemper on October 1,
1946, in Drenthe, Holland, and they came to
Canada in 1954, settling in the Brampton
area. They came to this area in 1961. Mr.
Askes farmed during his early life and at the
time of his death, was custodian 'it the F. E.
Madill Secondary School.
Mr. Askes was bereaved by the passing of
his wife in 1971. He leaves to mourn his
death, three daughters, Mrs. Sipke (Jennie)
Bakker of R. R. 5, Lucknow; Mrs, Jan
(Dianne) Polley, Sarnia, and Bonnie Askes of
Wingham; and five sons, Richard of
Lucknow, Henry, R. 5, Lucknow; Bert and
John, both of Wingham, and Martin of
Lucknow. There are 16 grandchildren; two
sisters in Ontario, Mrs. Ralph (Hannah)
Bouwers of Brampton and Mrs. Jack (Jantje)
Kemper of Waterdown; and several brothers
and sisters in Holland.
puneral service was held Saturday at two
o'clock at the Christian Reformed Church,
Lucknow, where deceased was a member.
Rev. Bert Slofstra was the officiating
clergyman. Interment followed in Wingham
Cemetery. The Currie -Walker Funeral
Home in Wingham was in charge of
arrangements.
Mr. Askes was carried to his final resting
place by Kiaas Jorritsma, Ben Malda, Peter
Van Dam Sr., Hank Bouwers, Harry Kemper
and Albert Lennips. Honorary bearers were
Ralph Pol and 8111 (luldriks. Flower bearers
were Richard Askes Jr., Henry Askes Jr.
and Jeff Bakker, all grandchildren of the
deceased.
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