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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-08-10, Page 16Page 16—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 10,1988 FLOYD EDWARD COURTNEY Floyd Edward Courtney, RR 1, Dungan- non, Ontario died instantly on Friday, July 1, 1988 when the motorcycle he was riding was struck head-on by a car, on Conces- sion 4-5 in East Wawanosh Township near Highway 4. Floyd is survived by his parents Joe and Teresa Courtney, RR 1, Dungannon, four brothers Gary and his wife Chris of Blyth; Brian and his wife Jeannette, Calgary, Alberta; Eric and his Wife Anna of Oakville and Carl, RR 1, Dungannon, one niece and four nephews and several aunts and uncles. He was predeceased by an infant brother Joseph on November 2, 1958 and a brother Wayne Joseph on July 1, 1984. Floyd was a member and an usher at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church and at- tended elementary school both at Kingsbridge. He received his high school education at the Goderich District Col- legiate Institute. He was employed by Helm Welding Limited, Lucknow. He had been an usher at his brother Eric's wed- ding on June 25 and celebrated his 26th bir- thday June 26. He was a member of the Bikers Rights Organization (Ontario.) Inc. and had taken part in the 1987 and the 1988 motorcycle National Ride for Sight with money dona- tions going to the RP Eye Research Foundation. Visitation at the MacKenzie and Mc- Creath Funeral Home, Lucknow on Satur- day for the immediate family and Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9. Rosaries and prayers were led by Rev. Edward Dentinger, CR and by Floyd's aunt Mrs. Vivian Hogan. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge was filled to capacity on Mon- day, July 4, 1988 for the funeral service. Mass of the Christian Burial was celebrated by pastor Edward J. Den- tinger, assisted by Rev. Frank Dentinger of St. Augustine. Pallbearers were six first cousins; Barry Austin, Joseph Austin, Michael Austin, Terry Austin, Michael Courtney and Kerry Hogan. Flower bearers were Michael, Elisha and Nicholas Courtney, children of Gary and Chris Courtney; Ryan and Dale Court- ney children of Brian and Jeannette Court- ney; and Debbie.. Patterson assisted by Fay Telfer, Dianne Hogan and Jeannette Courtney. Altar servers were Peter Van- Diepan, Dean Riegling and Jay Riegling. Readings were by Margaret Austin and Theresa Cornack. Offering was taken up OBITUARIES by brothers Gary, Brian, Eric and Carl Courtney. During the Offertory and at Communion time, the organist Marianne Hogan with guitarist Betty Lou Dalton joined by Shirley Martin and Virginia Stright sang "Isaiah 49-I Will Never Forget You" and "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" and the congressional and recessional hymns "The Lord is my Shepherd" and "I am the Resurrection and the Life". Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Kingsbridge. As a special graveside tribute, the quartet sang "Beyond the Sunset" accompanied by Betty Lou Dalton on the guitar. Dinner was served in the parish hall by members of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League. WILLIAM M. HEWAT William McMullen (Bill) Hewat of Oak Drive, Elmira, Ontario, died on Saturday, July 30 at Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital where he had been a patient for a few weeks. He was 71 years of age. Born in Saskatchewan, Bill came to Lucknow to live as a teenager with his mother and they resided with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Davison. He attended school here and later mar- ried Frances Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Thompson of Lucknow, who survives her husband. Also surviving are one son, Robert Hewat of Vancouver, B,C. two daughters, Nancy Biles of Elmira and Ardonna Ogison of Kit- chener. He is also survived by five grand- children, Stephen Biles, Jodi Hewat, Shelley Hewat, Ariel Ogison and David Ogison. He was predeceased by his brother Ron Hewat. - Bill was a retired employee of Uniroyal Canada where the spent most of his work- ing years. Working his way from the Elmira plant, he later held . sales and managerial positions in Edmonton, Van- couver and Toronto. In his retirement years, Bill was an ac- tive worker in the Full Gospel Businessmen Group and was a former area representative and president of the Kitchener Chapter. Visiatation was held at the Dreisinger Funeral Home in Elmira on Monday even- ing and Tuesday afternoon and evening. The funeral service was conducted from Emmanuel Missionary Church, Elmira on Wednesday by the pastor William Ander- son. Burial was in Union Cemetery, Elmira. Pallbearers were Bob Forester, John Brewer, Mahlon Ross, Bob Rongits and Bob Zehr. Honourary pallbearers included Dr. 'Allan Londmore, Severn Argiton, Gordon Hicks, Ron Smith and Rev. Gord Williams. Memorial contributions were made to the Canadian Cancer Society and 100 Huntley Street. WESLEY JOHN JEFFERSON Wesley John Jefferson, West Wawanosh Township, passed away on July 31, 1988 at the Wingham and District Hospital. He was 53. The son of Charles Jefferson and Iona McClinchey, Wesley was born in West Wawanosh. On December 13, 1958, he mar- ried Eilleen Josling, formerly of Londesboro, Wesley Jefferson is survived by his wife and children Debbie, Mrs. Dwayne Berkholtz of Edson, Alberta; Brian of RR1 Belgrave; Gerald, RR1 Belgrave; Doreen and special friend Murray Thompson, RR1 Belgrave; Bill and fiance Debbie Rimmer of Teeswater; Diane, Mrs. David Thomp- son of Wingham; and Carrie Page and special friend Barry of Edson, Alberta. He is also survived by a sister, Elaine, Mrs. Frank Campbell; and a brother Don and wife Marie of Clinton; as well as one grandchild, Regan Berkholtz of Edson, Alberta. Wesley was predeceased by one son, Barry Arthur, on July 11, 1988. Funeral services for Wesley John Jeffer- son were held at the McKenzie and Mac- Creath Funeral Home, Lucknow on August 3 with Rev. Armstrong officiating. Pallbearers included Tom Cronin, Joe Heffron, Bert Moss, Ray Hailahan, Nor- man McClinchey, John McClinchey, Bill Robinson and Hugh Jefferson. Flower bearers for the services were Sam Thompson, Bill Hardy, Stuart Chamney, Ted Robinson, Doug Mole and Gordon Foran. Interment in the Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. JOSEPH LEO CLARE Joseph Leo Clare died at Sunnybrook Medical Centre, Toronto, Wednesday, July 27, 1988. He was the beloved husband of Zita. Also surviving are daughters Mary of Van- couver, Catherine of Toronto, and Louise and her husband, Terry .Szwec, also of Toronto. Granddaughter Julia also survives. One brother, Walter Clare, of Lucknow, and sister Mary King, of London, also survive. The funeral service was conducted at Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Toronto, Fri- day, July 29. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto. EVA CATHERINE ELIZABETH FREEMAN Eva Catherine Elizabeth Freeman, of Huronview Home for the Aged and Tuckersmith Township, died at the Clinton Public Hospital, Tuesday, July 26, at the age of 80. Born in Lucknow, May 6, 1,908, she was the daughter of the late William Gardner and the former Susan Webster. She was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church. She was predeceased by her husband, Joseph Henry Freeman. Surviving are her children, Lois and her husband Donald Straughan of Goderich, Beryl and her husband Allan MacDonald of .RR3 Goderich, Arthur and his wife Bet- ty of London, and Joseph and friend Dorothy of RR 6 Goderich. Eleven grand- children and 13 great-grandchildren also survive. One sister, Mrs. Beryl Hunter of Lucknow, and one brother, Harold Gard- ner of Lucknow, also survive. She was predeceased by one brother, Sid Gardner. The funeral service was held at the Mc- Callum and Palla Funeral Home Thurs- day, July 28 with Rev. David Nicholson of Knox Presbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers were Ken Straughan, Steve Freeman, Ed MacDonald, Frank Dotter - mann, Don Johnston and Greg Lapaine. Honorary pallbearer was James Ruddock. Interment Colborne Cemetery. Marita McDougall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McDougall, passed her Grade 8 piano with the Royal Conservatory of Music in Walkerton with honours recently. Marita is a pupil of Donalda Moffat. OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK LUCKNOW Bain's Groceteria WE DELIVER 528-3420 HEINZ 4 L. White Vinegar •79tore COARSE 2 KG. Pickling , Sal 6,59 feature BEATRICE 500 ML SAVE 40' Sour CLUB HOUSE SPICES Dill Seed or Mustard l•49 Seed • CLUB HOUSE 142 G. Pickling Spice 1.99 PANTRY SHELF 28 OZ. SAVE 50° Peaches 1•49 WESTON 8'S Hamburg or Wiener Rolls 85 EVERYBODY .BROKEN 284 ML. Mandarin Oranges 2199Cream1•59 ., • KIST 750 ML., PLUS DEPOSIT Double Cola or Ginger Ale 2 •2.89 1 L. SAVE 90° Mazola Oil 6 L. SAVE 30e POWDERED DETERGENT Cheer 5.29 BEATRICE 500 ML. 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