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Esther Wilbetmine Collins
Esther Wilhelmine Collins, of
Point Clark, died July 17, 1994, at
the Wingham and District Hospital,
in her 82nd year.
Mrs. Collins was a member of St.
Luke's Anglican Church, Lurgan
Beach. Her home, family, grand
and • great grandchildren, good
neighbors and dear friends were
what she cared for most.
Born in Kincardine Township, on
Apr. 24, 1913, she was 'a daughter
of the , late Thomas and Esther
(Lindsay) Soon.
Mrs. Collins is survived by her
children Lloyd and his wife, Elaine
Collins of Ashfield Township,
Reyta and her husband, Mario
Pizzuti of Beaverton, and Leona
MaeIntyre and Ron Edwards of
Point Clark; one sister Margaret
Reid of Tiverton, two brothers
Andy and John Scott, of Lucknow;
11 grandehildren and six great
grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her hus-
band, Hiram Collins, in 1990; a son
Walter; four : brothers, Samuel,
Walter, William and Robert, and
one sister Ann..
Rev. J. Kolohon of St. Luke's
Anglican Church conducted the
funeral on July 21. Cremation with
a private family interment at Lurgan
Cemetery.
John K. MacKenzie
John K. MacKenzie,' M.D. C.M.
Queens, of Islington, died July 14,
1994, in his 73rd year. .
He was a World War II flying
officer RCAF, and a longtime
employee of the Workmen's Com-
pensation Board of Ontario.
Dr. MacKenzie was the youngest
son of the late William., and Annie.
MacKenzie.
He is survived by his wife.Shirley.
(McKenzie), daughters Sarah and
Kathy; a sister Katharine, of
Thornhill, and a brother Frank, of
Lucknow.
Besides his parents,. Dr. MacKen
zie was predeceased by brothers
Alex, Tom and Bill.
The funeral was conducted by. Dr.
Alex McCombie at the Turner and
Porter Yorke Chapel, Islington, on
July 18.
A private interment of ashes took
place at South Kinloss , Cemetery,
Lucknow.
OBITUARIES
Ronald MacGregor MacCrostie
Ronald MacCrostie, of R. R. 2,
.Lucknow passed away at Kincar-
dine and District Hospital on July
22, 1994 in his 76th year.
Dear son of the late William and
Myrtle MacCrostie. He was born in
West Wawanosh Township on Feb.
11, 1919.
Mr. MacCrostie is survived by
two sisters: Marie and husband
Aubrey Toll of Blyth, Carol Mac-
Crostie of R. R. 2 Lucknow, a
sister-in-law Amy MacCrostie, of
Goderich, a dear friend Marion
Dekkert of Listowel, and six
nephews and nieces: Cheryl and
Tom Cronin of Blyth, Vaughn and
Marlene Toll, Blyth, Avon and Al
Cornell of Blyth, Kerry and Greer
Black of Calgary, Dale and Hope
MacCrostie of Bervie, Annette and •
Terry McKellar of Victoria, B.C.
and several great nieces and
nephews.
Predeceased by parents, and a
brother Hugh MacCrostie of
Goderich.
Cremation has taken place . with
interment of remains at Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
Donations to the hospital of your
choice would be appreciated by. the
family and can be made through the
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral
Home, Lucknow.
Ted Johns'
play. is.
held .over
Ted Johns perennial favorite He
Won't Come in From the Barn is
being 'held over for an additional
seven performances, from Sept 6 to
10, at the Blyth Festival.
The agricultural comedy for
cynical times, complete with three
pigs, two cows and two- chickens,
has proven incredibly popular with
audiences and criticsalike and very
few available seats remain for -per-
formances through the rest of the
scheduled run.
Tickets are availableby calling
the box office at 523-9300. ..
William H. Curran
William H. Curran, of R.R. 1,
Dungannon, died July 23, 1994. He
was 20 years old.
Mr. Curran was an apprentice
mechanic at Ashfield Service
Centre.
He was born in London on Dec.
2, 1973 to Donald and Lynda
(Glousher) Curran, of R.R. 1, Dun-
gannon, both of whom survive him.
Surviving brothers and sisters are
John and his wife, Donna, of R.R.
1, Dungannon; Joe, of Goderich;
and Traci and Chris, at home.
Mr. Curran was the uncle of Greg
and Kyla Curran, and the grandson
of Doris Glousher, of Goderich. He
is also survived by several aunts,
uncles and cousins.
He was predeceased by
grandparents Gordon `Punch'
Glousher and John and Eileen Cur-
ran.
Funeral service will be held today
(Wednesday, July 27) at the McCal-
lum and Palla Funeral Home,
Goderich at 1;30 p.m. Rev. Alex
McGilvery, of Dungannon United
Church, will officiate.
Flower bearers will be Murray
Curran and Michael Curran.
Pallbearers will be Rob Woods,
Andrew Glen, Paul Dawson, Dennis
Park, Devon Horton and Barry
Nivens.
Interment Dungannon Cemetery.
Falls
Reserve
is site for.
car show
The Falls 'Reserve is the place to
be this weekend when the third.
annual Car Show and Arts and
Crafts Sale takes place.
A good showing of craft vendors
and .classic autos is expected for ."
both . Saturday and Sunday. Last
. year, around 100 cars were on
display., There's activities for the
children, and a scenic nature trail to
be enjoyed, following u(i' by a
dance on Saturday evening with DJ
Rick Passmore:
Entry into the park is $5 for a day
pass per car. .
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