The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-06-15, Page 201,
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Cecil S. Mooney
Cecil S. Mooney, beloved husband of
Kerma Kneale, passed away in
Woodstock, Ontario on Friday, May 27,
1988.
Cecil was born in Ripley, Ontario, the on-
ly son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George
Mooney and the only brother of Mrs.
Adelena Marlyn of Ripley.
Cecil will be best remembered as a suc-
cessful hockey star with the O.H.A and
lately as a coach,and referee.
Until his retirement several years ago,
Cecil owned and operated a service station
and lunch bar in Woodstock. He was a
member of the Masonic Order and the
Chalmers United Church in Woodstock.
Cecil served in World War II with the
R.C.A.F.
Burial was held from the Longsworth
' Funeral Home, Woodstock, on Monday,
May 30, 1988.
His sister Adelena, neice • Bernice
MacLennan and nephew Bill Marlyn were
present for the service.
Clara Amelia Webster
Clara Webster of Lucknow died at the
Wingham Hospital May 29, 1988, in her
82nd year.
Mrs. Webster was born March 28, 1907,
in Huron Township to George and Florence
(nee Jones) Hodgins.
Mrs. Webster was a member of St.
Peter's Anglican Church, Lucknow.
Formerly Clara Hodgins, she married
William G. Webster in Ripley on February
25, 1925.
She is survived by a son, Ken.ofLondon;
two daughters, May Osborne of Rexdale
and Helen Jordon of Mitchell.
One sister, Mrs. Elinor Seymour of
North Bruce, 13 grandchidlren and 20
great grandchildren also survive.
Mrs. Webster was predeceased by her
husband, William; a sister, Kathleen
Hodgins; and a brother, Nelson Hodgins.
The funeral services for Clara Webster
were conducted from the MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral 'Home, Lucknow, on
May 31, by Rev. M. Letson of St. Peter's
Anglican Church.
Pallbearers were Jeff Webster, Dan
Webster, Bruce Weber, John Jordan,
Mark Jordan and Darrell Horan,
4 Interment in, Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow.
Ralph Redvers Cecil Godfrey
Ralph Redvers Cecil Godfrey, a resident
of Fordwich Nursing Home, died at
OBITUARY
Listowel Memorial Hospital, Wednesday,
June 1 at the age of 88.
Born in Olden Township February 25,
1900, he was the son of the late John God-
frey and the former Aseneth Sanderson.
He was a farmer m West Wawanosh for
20 years until his retirement.
Surviving are two daughters, Olive
(Mrs. Clifford Sproul) of Ethel, and Gail
Livingston of Goderich; and daughter-in-
Iaw Marlene Godfrey of Dungannon. Also
surviving are 17 grandchildren and 24
great-grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his wife, the
former 11a Campsall, two sons Howard and
John Wilfred, four sisters and three
brothers.
The funeral service was held at the Mc-
Callum and Palla Funeral Home in
Goderich, Saturday, June 4 with Rev.
Robert Roberts of Dungannon United
Church officiating.
Flower bearers were great-
grandchildren Rob Sproul, Justin Sproul,
Jeffrey Sproul, and Jeremy Sproul.
Pallbearers were grandsons Larry Liv-
ingston, William Livingston, Edward God-
frey, Brian Sproul, Steven Sproul, and
Terry Sproul.
Interment Dungannon Cemetery.
The Nile UCW organized a lunch follow-
ing the funeral.
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St. helens W.I.
The St. Helen's Women's Institute held
their regular monthly meeting on June 6 '
with Mrs. Ja :nes Aitchison presiding.
The meeting opened with the Mary
Stewart Collect with the roll call, a home
remedy, . being answered by 13 members
and one visitor.
Mrs. Harold Cooper read the minutes of
the previous meeting. Correspondance and
both new and old business was discussed.
It was decided that one member from each
group will help plan the St. Helen's Hall
lawn this year.
The treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Keith Tyler. Mrs. Cooper and Mrs.
Lloyd Moffat also reported on the District
Annual Meeting held May 30 at Auburn.
The report included the fact that Ontario is
the home of the first W.I. in the world.
A resolution was made on recycling and
waste management and it was announced
meets
that Institute Week was held in Milton
June 8 to 11.
The skit, "A Gathering of the Nuts", was
presented and enjoyed and Mrs. Bruce
Raynard lead the group in a sing song. The
Minutes of Yesteryear were presented by
Miss Isobel Miller for the year 1977.
International Affairs topics were
presented by Mrs. Raynard and included a
geography match and a quiz on Names in
the News.
A reading by M. Janet McPherson and
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt on friendship followed.
Also, Mrs. Moffat gave a presentation on
Middle Aging.
The meeting closed with 0' Canada and
the Institute Grace before lucnh was serv-
ed by the hostess, Mrs. Moffat and Mrs.
Earl Jamieson.
The next meeting is scheduled for July 4
at 8 p.m. with everyone welcome.
Lucknow residents Euphemia and Ralph Cameron celebrated their 50th wedding an-
niversary Saturday with an open house at the Lucknow Presbyterian Church. They
were married at the Whitechurch manse June 11, 1938 by Rev. John Pollock and rais-
ed five children (three girls and two boys) on a farm near Belfast before moving to
Lucknow 15 years ago. The couple has 14 grandchildren. Family and friends joined
in the celebration Saturday. (Lou -Ann DeBruyn photo)
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