The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-12-14, Page 27obituary
l e& Van Obit\
Mr. Jack Van Osch passed away Decem-
ber 5. 1983 at the Wingharn and District
Hos-pital in his 84th year.
Horn ori Novernber l Z. 19110 in Holland, he
married Johanna GoeffIlarvs in May 1928
and in August. 14494, they immigrated to
Canada with their young family where they
resided at Amberl'ey before purchasing the
farm on the 12th conression, of Asfrfrel'd
Township. where .toe Vary th eh and family
now five.
Iry 064 4 thee` moved to Kingsbridge until
P)ecembeer, ' Pr& when they moved to
1st ciknaow. Mrs. Wary t!sch passed away
January 3, OM.
f fe is survived ley five son§, MB, Pete.
Mitotic. and .foe of Ash*etd: IAA, of
Watertoo, two daughters,. fora,, Mrs. M
Schourrnrt n's, o eLory and .full ann'a, Mrs.
irony Middigaef,, ftlyth.
fre was predece. a } by &KV sons a? wen
AS, hi§ wife. •
PoUf suers and one brother in Holland
survive aes wetf as 34 grarndllildren and four
great grandchildren.
After resti'rvg at the MacKenzie and
McCrea* Punerai Horne, Lucknow., he was
taken to St. .Dasephr's i16nmary Catikli'c
Church. King.sbridge. for Funeral Bass on
Wednesday: December 7, i483, cere6rrated
by Father d 1tinger.
P l4beare s were 4 -every grandsons.. lofin
Scbuurmans, Bert I iddigael), Brian Vain
Nth. fluent Vary tech, .Cine Wary (Nth, Ferry
Van Disc1?u a'rtd Bichsel Van bet.
Frower bearers were Sharron,. Coffeen',,
Sandra, Brenda., Agnes, and riga Van Nth).
alto granddagt'ers.
Scripture readings dining Igofat4 were read
by f Jame. i.ind1a arid d Sall=y Van th ctiv.
Offertory gifts were tate* up by [fir. and
Mrs. frtilvie V411) tnfteh. a til Mr. and Mrs,
Geof fofeCt lfthugh,.
Temporary eritom6ynent i in itlinagmtnott
r 4auaieum withl spring burial) in 5t,
k hi Cemetery. Kingsbridge.
Rpley womwi
wuts contest".
pleg
>*
1'2:1 tto ifl 1 s. Jack Carter of Rl<pley was a
Iucky winner on the C.1. i. 3. Win' a; binner
Contest when she answered their phone C`a 11
with -Mashed Potatoes?'instead of the
usual)2i+ltd' .
F Been) then had an interesting n vsa`
ri'on *Mae Cater Sandy Thompson of the
Wingharn- tei'evison and radio station. Just
when we thought that there mould never be
call to this 'Believe 1t or Nor village.
.1`itivb Wes Brooks of Port Ioha, g. C . and
forroevl'y of the Ham y P arneil, place on the
Sixth Concession west in F tom "Township
was recently home to attend the funeral of
his uncle 'canner 1'tro4ks.
Pfe has now returned home to R.C. While
here he visited- with his mother Marjorie in
Ripley, his sisters Susan, Mrs. Fred Dnupe
and [.nida-, Mrs. C 'envy I-g'eishuii'en, his uncle
.rim and fsabelle in Ripley, his aunt :V(yra
and Cecil Norman in 1 Ineardine Township%
his mother-in-law [nrraine Hyde .in Kincar-
dine and Frith his grandfather ()liver Smith
and his wife Pau.line in Ripley as we11 as
cher friends and relatives.
Gradate
David Atkinson. eldest son of Wayne and
Carol .Arkinson of Lucknow. graduated
October 21. 1983 from Fanshawe College of
Applied ,xrrs and Technology. London. in
Business -Dun, Processing. He is presently
employed at Pram of Stratford.
18'.rI!
I (KFOdR't -Wilfred and Sendra cktford
are overjoved to announce the arrival of
Heather l'uth. horn December 2. 1983 in
C amhridge Memorial Hospital. Proud
randparenrs are Pvelyn Henderson. Luck -
move arid "4r. and Mrs. Hubert l'ckford.
f4ckfordville. Nev>afoundland.
f2't T[.FDG7fr • R'oss and Helen (nee Hardy)
are pleased to announce the birth of their
daughter. Julie AIlison, Ih R 07. , on
November 28. 1983 at Wingttam and District
Hospital. a sister for David. Proud grand-
parents are Mr and Mars Clarence Hardy of
Goderich and Mfr and Mfrs Wilmer
Rutledge of Nile
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