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42. Obituaries
42.Obittuair ae
CAMERON FRANCIS
COOK
•Cameron Francis Cook of
Lucknow passed away at
Country .Road: Lodge, R.
R.#3, Lucknow on Saturday,
April 19, 1997 in his 86th
year. He was .born on
January 7, 1912..in. Ashfield
Township, to Arthur Cook.
and Elizabeth (Cameron)
Cook. He is survived by'one.
nephew Michael and his
wife Mary Anne Gook of
Connecticut,. USA, and• their
family Jennifer, Angela and
Jeffrey, He is also survived
by many cousins in`the
area. Predeceased by one
sister Mary Totten and his:
parents. Funeral service
was conducted from
MacKenzie and ,McCreath
Funeral Home, Lucknow
Sunday, April. 20, 1997 with
Rev. 'B. Bresnahan officiat-
ing. Flower bearer was Jim,
Cottrill. Pallbearers were:
Bob Campbell,,Bev McNay,.
Grant Farrish, George
Taylor, Leonard Ritchie,
Bob MacKenzie: Interment
' was held at . Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
Cameron grew up in a .good
home surrounded' by affec-
tion. He developed a taste"
• for music and on his own
learnedto play several`
instruments. in later years.
he pursued with Vigor an
interest in genealogy. =-17ar
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•
BENSON REDIUIgND
::.CHISHOLM '
At Alexandra ."Marine &' .
General ' ' Hospital • on
Thursday. April 17, .1997.
Benson. Redrngnd "Ben" af.
Goderich, in his 91st year.,.
Ben . was :a..life rnerriber of
Goderich Lions Club and
.Knights: of Columbus and.
had been with Imperial Oil
for 30' years -prior -to- his '
',retirement. Predeceased in ;
1993 by his wife Elizabeth
MacLean "Bessie" (Grant)
Chisholm.: Also prede-
ceased by his brothers Fr.
Harry; Thomas, John' and,
Joseph and slaters Helen
Smith and Beatrice McGee.
Loved father of Grant. Ind
Wilma . Chisholm :of
Lucknow, Marybelle and
Mel! Edwards .of Toronto,.
Donald Chisholm.'and Fran:
Donaldson; of. Toronto and
Dianne and Nigel .
.Bellchamber. of London.
•
Dear grandfather of 17
grandchildren and '30 great
grandchildren. Lions Ctub ,
Service, Parish -and Knights
of Columbus :prayers were'
held at the McCallum• &
Pana Funeral- Horne' on•'
Fridayevening.; Funeral
mass was celebrated at St;
Peters Roman Catholic:
'church; Goderich on April.
19. by • R•ev. John .Pluta.
Interment at St. Peters
Cemetery. Pallbearers were,;
Jason Bellchamber, Mike
Edwards, Joe' Chisholm,
Mark Chisholm, Pete
Chishoim and, Bill Chisholm.
Donations to the charity of
your choice gratefully
acknowledged. --17cc
• 'PETER BREMNER: •
Flight Lieutenant' Peter
Bremner, CO, retired, of
R.R. 3, Lucknow, passed
away April 1.5, 1997, at the
Wingham and District
Hospital. Mr. Bremner was
born in Toronto on March 6,
1919, a son of the late
Thomas and•Anne (Bissett)
Bremner. He was employed
by. De Haviltand Aircraft Co.,
in Toronto before joining the
Canadian Air Force on Aug.
8,.' 1941, Mr.. Bremner grad-
uated as a pilot and trained
as a fighter pilot ,before
going, overseas. In England,
he joined the 441 Caribou
Fighter.S.quad.ron, Royal
Canadian Air Force,' and
served. in England and
Holland. flying Spitfires. On
May 9, 1945„ two days after
the official end of hostilities
in Europe, . 442 Fighter
Squadron flew top over in
Mustang MK. 14s for the lib-
eration of the Channel
islands. Following' the war,
Mr,, Bremner wasa member
of the regular Air Force and
. became a flying' instructor
teaching student pilots from
Canada and Europe as part
of the NATO training plan.
He served'as.assistant edi-
tor of the flight safety maga-
-zine at RCAF headquarters.
in Ottawa. following this he'':
was assigned to 407' Marine
Patrol Squadron on' Cornox,
British Columbia and *was.::
captain. .on a Neptune
Bomber until his retirement
in 1964. Mr: Bremner is sur-
vived by his wife, June
(Heffernan) . B'remner. - They
• would have celebrated their
53rd, anniversary on .J'une-
22: He also leaves to mourn
his ,passing a ,daughter'
Patricia' (Ea:r:I)'-• Sirrhs:. of
Ottawa,. and sons,' Michael,
Bremner of Banff,: Alberta,
and John Bremner of R.R.
460 In
Memoriam'
47. Card. of.
Thanks
48 M„ Coming'
Events
48. Coming
Events
CAMPBELL
in loving memory of 'my hus-
band Dynes who passed
away May 19, 1993 and
dear son who passed away
April 25, 1996,
Although the time is passing
With each new day coming.
I hold the treasured memo-
ries
Which will never go away
Their love is always with' me.
It will stay within my heart
For they are always close to
me •
•
Even tho we are apart..
Lovingly remembered • by
wife Edna. --17x
DONALD MCCOSH.
Two years have passed,
Since you slipped away.
We miss you still
And always will.
Your•gentlespirit was loved
by ali.
'Lovingly remembered by
Anne, Mary Anne and hick:
--17cc
47. Cards of
Thanks
GIBSON
I wish to say thank: you to
those who sponsored me in'
the Walk-a-thon for Health' -
Saturday, ,April, 19th: Your.
:generous support,: enabled
me to; contribute :$S75 to .a
worthy causer A: sincere.
thank you to each of.,yeu.
Pat. --17x
MURRAY
! would,like• to thank every-
one for gifts, cards, visits,
calls;- and foodsent to our
home• •while `.1 was in
Stratford •Hospital and.since
returning home .Alec( the
extra help on the farm. ` All
:was greatly appreciated:
Lucknow. Mr. Mr.. Brennner is_ .Gerald._ -17
also' Survived 'by' a sister
Jean Lingard, of Toronto,
',and `a, brother Thomas
Bremner; two..granddaugh
ters, ` Lisa Sims Drouin,
Ottawa, and Carolyn Sirns,
Ottawa; and ,a'great. grand.
daughter, Arriatie Drouin.
He was predeceased by his '
parents, two sisters,
Catherine and Jessie; and a
grandson, Kelly. Sims.
Visitation • Was. at the;:
MacKenzie' and'McCreath
Funeral' Home,; Lucknnvv'
where: 'Lucknow Legion.
Branch 309 conducted a
service on Thursday
:..evening; The funeral, held
'from.- the funeral, home
chapel was on April' •18„'with
Rev. Bill Bresnahan offioiat-
trig. Flower bearers were
Camille 'Martin and •Danielle
Cary. Pallbearers were. •
Stewart Cary, Murray
Martin, Peter Payne, Paul
Ling:ard, pawl Beese--and
Harvey' Livingston'
cremation: 1lar
•J . OSBORNE (VINCENT)
We. would • like to thunk
.everyone for their prayers,
and kind expressions of.
'sympathy following the'sud..
den death of our grand-
daughter ' and ' niece,
Shannon Marie Vincent
Thanks also for donations to
Win. gharn ” and District
Hospitaf and the:. Children's;
Hospital of Western Ontario,
'as well asfloral' tributes,
:cards,'.phonej calls, :visits ..
and contributions 'of food.
Thanks also to those who
assisted with chores 'or
helped in anyway: Robert,
Muriel, .Joyce, and. Kevin
.Osborne, Garry and Sheila
Smart. --17x •
• JANZEN
We would like to thank the
following businesses, for the
lovely keepsake Bible on
the occasion .of our mar-
riage: Mayfair Restaurant
Willtfs.Tire; Lucknow Village
Market; Eve,rlastings;
Snobelen Farms; :`
Puddleducks; Lucknow &
District Co-op; Finlay's and
McDonagh Insurance and
Rear Estate, it was very
much appreciated and will
be treasured forever. • Donna •
and Cory. --17x
MAULDEN
My sincere thanks to all who
worked so hard for my 90th
birthday come and go tea at
the Kinlough Presbyterian
Church on - March 2.3.
Thanks also, to all whosent
cards, flowers, or other ,gifts.
There were many surprises
especially among the cards.
Sincerely Bessie. --17
48. Coiming
Events
•
BINGO
Goderich Knights of
Columbus, Thursday, 7 p,m.
' Columbus 'Centre,' `390
Parson's Court, $4,700 in
prizes; progressive jackpot
of $1600.00; regular jack-
pot ' of $1,250 must go.Lic.
#157920.—13tfer.
TOWN WIDE
GARAGE SALE
COC sponsors 2nd annual
town wide' garage sale
Saturday, May 17.' Bright
and early rain or shine. Be:
part of +the map• foryour
utmost success! Register
your garage sate fora .$5
• fee: before May 1"1-. Fee.
includes your garage sale
location on map, map avail-
ability tweet( prior to event,
map distribution, advertising
in local ;papers and flyers,
out of towners, a 'space at
arena parking lot..For'regis-
tration or for. information
contact COG event co-ordi-,
nator, Irene Dickie • at' From'
Our 'Heart 528-2649.:' --16-.
19ar
B1.YTH FESTIVAL
Presents The Piano Man's
Daughter and Others;
Wednesday, April , 23'. at :8
p.m. Tickets $28: Cali the
Box Office at (519)' 523-
9300. - 12-17cc
" DiNNEI/THEATRE°.'.•
GaiT.and Brads Marva bus
Wedding Adventure'rnystery.
dinner/theatre, May 2 and. 3
• Blyth Festival: Tickets, $15
. and $25. Call Box Office
(519)' 523-9300. 13-18Cc•:
STAG AND DOE:.
for Rick Taylor and Tammy
Dejong Saturday,. May 3'• at
Lucknow Sports Complex, 9
p ?n - 1 a.m. $5 lunch •,
included. 'Age of majority. -
17,18.'
HOME:COOKED ROAST
' BEEF DINNER
On Saturday; April: 26, at
Purple Grove Community
Centre (on•tth sideroad
between the 10th and 12th
Concession of Huron
Township). Serving. from
4:30 -6:30 p . Adults: $8,
children (10' & .under) $4.,
family rate:. $25: Advance
ticketsnot necessary.. -
17cc
•
Recreational
Softball Meeting
for -all groups
T Ball 14 & 15 yrs.
All volunteers
are asked.to meet
at,the Sports Complex
Thursday, May. f St
,:00p.m,
ROAST BEEF
COUNTRY SUPPER
Auburn United' Church, Sat.,
April 26. Sittings: 5 p.m., 6
p.m., and 7. p,m. Adults $87
elementary children $4; pre-
school and kindergarten
free; family rate $25. Tickets
available from: Maureen
Bean 526-7769.; Teresa
Roetcisoender 526-7387.
Advance tickets preferred. -
16,17cc •
DESSERT SHOOT PARTY
at 1:30 p.m. on Monday,
April 26, at Whitechurch
Hall, , s'onsored . by
Whitechurch Women's.
'Institute. Good prizes.
Admission $2 Everyone
welcome. --17x
SQUND OF GODERICH
Tuesday, May 13, 7:30 p.m.
at Knox Presbyterian
Churoh, Goderich, Music by
MacKay • Choristers,
Harbouraires, Laketown
Band and Huron String.
School. Tickets' $5, children
under 12 free. --17-i9cc
BRIDAL SHOWER
for ' Tammy 'DeJong fiancee
of Rick Taylor at the home
of. Lavonne Maize
Thursday, "May 1, Corrie
and go between. 7.30 and 9
p m. 4th. Conc. Ashfield..
Phone 529-7304. --17
GRANDPA'S
TWIN' -SISTER
3 •act cornedy.will be 'pre-
sented. in Tiverton •School
(north. of Underwood). on
May and Teeswater Town'
Hall- en May 3. Both shows
8 p:m.. Further information
528-2037; --17x
142 ANNIVERSARY '
•
•at ' ,;Dungannon . United
Churoh, Sunday, May 4,:.11
a,ri. Guest .speaker Rev.
James Murray,
Watton/Bluevale .charges,
Special • music Sister 'Act
.ill. Luncheon .to follow , --
17,18
BARN N
'Saturday,. JuneDA7,CE. Lucknow
District Sports Complex;
conceit . 8, to 9:30 .p4n.;
dance 10 'to 1;. Featuring.
former Barn ` Dance . artists;
new "artists, special Iocai
guests. $10 adults, 12 •and
under $5: Door opening
7;30,, no reserved seats,
Phone 528.2627 Prgoeeds
'to 'Make It -Great in .'98
Reunion': fundraising. --1.7-
23ar ..
'• LAST CARD PARTY
Of the' season at the Purple.
Grove: Cornmunity Centre
will be held Friday evening
at 8 p.m. Come -one, come,
all for the fun and .fellow-
• 'SPRING CONCERT.
"CLOWNS"
at Brookside Public .School
7:30 pan., -A01124. Dress.
rehearsal Wednesday, April,
•.23, 1 ' p.m. Everyone wet-
• come, Donations at the
door. --17
SECOND ANNUAL CRAFT
SHOW & SAME
Central Huron Secondary
School, Princess St,,
Clinton, April 26, 10 a.m.
4:30 p.m.; 'April 27 1:2' noon
- 4:3Q .p.m. ' Door prizes;
Raffles; Food; booth. Phone
4827502: --17cc
HAM & SALAD SUPPER
Sunday; May 4, Nile United
Ctturch, 4:36.- 6.,30 'p,m.
Adults $7.50 advance $8.
door; children $3.50
advance - $4 door pre-
schoolers free, Advance
tickets: 5.24-29.43, 529-
7093. -17,18cc
Celeborate
Rural:
Life
Sunday
Jim
Schn.eller, .
" Listowel, visited with •
Glen :Haldenby on . Friday
evening. .
. D.J. and Cherise
Haldenby visited their.
grandparents Carol and
Reinhard Lange, Clifford,
to .celeirate, Cherise's,
birthday.
Elizabeth and Harvey.
Nicholson, Kincardine,
visited. Jack' and Joan Barr
On Monday.
Rural. Life Sunday,'.was
.
Celebrated' to dedicate.and.
bless the coning season,
,at the Presbyterian Church
on
:Sunday.
Bob,yGow_land Wayne
Kerr, Andrew. Johnston,' -
Don . Reid .and Brian Reid.
took part in the service..
.with Rev. Lindsay giving
the .message. • A special
. collectio.n for ,the Crop
Share :.Project was
received:
Congratulations to :Bill
Cooper of Holyrood .who .
received the MVP at the'
Lancer tournament on the
weekend in Lucknow..
The Kinloss History
Book Committee met
Tuesday' evening .. at
Holyrood: We talked -
a bout ways of gathering:
information and divided
the township into areas.
The . group will. . be
meeting 'on the second
Thursday' of every month.
Mark tate date's on your
calendar.
,Myrtle Percy and Frl'ma
Haldenby visited Harvey
and •Wilda Th4m-soin=o=f
Purple Grove on Priday
evening,
Folks from this area
attended 'the stag and doe
in Delmore for Tracy :.
Visser°. and Keith Brirriner
on Saturday. evening.
Tracy is the' granddaughter
of ' Delbert and Joyce
Hedley in the village.