HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-08-10, Page 15Louisa Jane Reid
1899 - 1944
Louisa Jane Reid was born in
Ashfield Township in 1899 to
Jessie (Phillips) and William
Menary. She died July 29, 1994 at
Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow, in her
95th year.
She married Manson Reid in 1924
and they farmed east of Lucknow
until Mr. Reid retired. He passed
away in 1973. Mrs. Reid continued
to live on the farm with her son,
Lome and daughter, Jessie Steven-
son and family, until deteriorating
health necessitated her moving to
Pinecrest Manor.
Her life centered around her home
and family. She was a wonderful
cook and her family will always
remember the joy of coming home
to the delicious aroma of fresh
baked bread, cookies, pies or her
special biscuits. It was a joy to be
around a woman with a great sense
of humor whose constant concern
was for all of her family.
Mrs. Reid was predeceased by her
husband Manson, son Lome,
daughter Jean St. Louis of Stoney
Creek, granddaughter Heather
Stevenson, and brothers Hugh,
Vance and Livingston Menary.
She is survived by daughters
Jessie' Stevenson of Lucknow, Edna
Greba of Sundre, Alberta, brothers
Phillips and Clifford, sisters-in-law
Dolly and Pearl and Caroline
Menary, son-in-law Clayton St.
Louis; six grandchildren Doug and
OBITUARIES
Connie Stevenson, Linda Naganobu
(Al), Brain St. Louis (Mary), Steve
St. Louis and Anne Greba; as well
as five- great grandchildren Chris
and Kelly Stevenson, Eric and
Brianne St. Louis and Mariah
Christy.
The MacKenzie . and McCreath
Funeral Home, Lucknow, was in
charge of the funeral arrangements,
Rev. Peggy Kinsman conducted the
funeral service reading the 23rd
Psalm, one of Mrs. Reid's favorites.
Organ music was provided by
Donalda Moffat, playing several of
Mrs. Reid's favorite hymns.
Pallbearers were five
grandchildren and one great
grandson: Doug, Connie and Chris
Stevenson, Linda Naganobu, Brian
and Steve St. Louis.
Flower bearers were three great
grandchildren Kelly Stevenson, Eric
and Brianne St. Louis.
Interment Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow.
The United Church women served
lunch following the service, with
Rev. Bill Bresnahan saying grace.
"The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall
not want. Surely, goodness and
mercy shall follow me, all the days
of my life, and I. shall dwell in the
House of the Lord, forever."
Gordon Orval Chapelle
1914. - 1994
Gordon Orval Chapelle, of Inglis
Street, Lucknow, died at the Strat-
ford General Hospital, on July 23,
1994, in his -80th year.
He was, born in Midland on Oct.
8, 1914, a son of the late Nelson
and Maude (Aitchison) Chapelle.
Mr, Chapelle is survived by his
wife Dorothy (Scales) of Lucknow;
tivo sons Gordon of Cambridge and
Ronald of Toronto; two brothers
Everett and Cecil, both of Toronto;
and three sisters Mary, Helen and
Gerrie, as well as six grandchildren.
He was predeceased by a
daughter, Joan.
The funeral was conducted at the
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral
Home, Lucknow, with Father Harry
Reitzel officiating. ,
Cremation.
Reginald Lavis
Reginald (Reg) Lavis of London,
died at Victoria Hospital, on Aug.
7, 1994, in his 87th year.
Husband of the late Ruby
(Turner) Lavis (1990). Loving
father of Nancy and her husband
Eric Fors of Richmond Hill, Donald
and his wife Joanne Fjetland of
Surrey, B.C., and Carol and her
husband Steven Officer of London;
dear brother of Harry of Lucknow;
loving grandfather of Kim, Mike,
Shelley, Chris and Tim. •
Visitation was at the Needham
Funeral Chapel, London on Tues-
day, with the funeral service on
Aug. -10 at• 1 p.m.
IntermentGreenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow, Aug. 10 at 4 p.m.
Memorial donations to The Lung
Association would be appreciated.
Hendriks
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holidays at Millar Lake anu area.
Congratulations to Martin and
Nolda Hendriks who celebrated
their 42nd anniversary on Aug. 6,
Clifford Culbert of Georgetown
visited his aunt, Evelyn Errington,
other Dungannon friends and at the
Louise Brindley homestead where
he was born and lived as a child.
Congratulations to John Van
Diepen and Terri Wall who were
married on Aug. 6.
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William Bradley, of Goderich,
died at the Alexandra Marine &
General Hospital, Goderich, on
Aug. 3, 1994, in his 74th year.
He was the beloved- husband of
Ettabelle (Webster) Bradley; dear
father of Brenda and Robert Miller
of Cambridge, Faye and Bruce
Rodrigues of London, Alice and
Alex MacDonald of Fort Nelson,
B.C.; loving poppa of Bradley,
Blaine, Jamie, Craig, Alexandria,
Anne Margaret and Alison; brother
of Margaret Bridle of Clinton,
Mabel and Charles Haddad of
London, Olive and Lee Moorcroft
of Toronto, Dorothy and Tom
Woolvett of London, and son-in-law
of Hazel Webster of Goderich.
Mr. Bradley was predeceased by
brothers Lloyd, Henry and Bob.
The Royal Canadian Legion and
Ladies Auxiliary to Branch. 109
held a service at the McCallum and
Palla Funeral Horne on Thursday
evening, Funeral service was held
at St. George's Anglican Church,
Goderich, on Aug. 5.
Interment Maitland Cemetery,
Donations to St. George's Church
Restoration. Fund would be ap-
preciated as expressions of sym-
pathy. .
MacDonalds
gather in
the. cedars
Around 140 descendants of
Donald, Murdock and John Mac-
Donald signed the register at the
65th annual MacDonald reunion on
Aug. 1. They gathered, as usual, in
the cedars on the 'farm ,of Dave
MacDonald near Lochalsh.
After a lively program of races
and games, conducted by Brian and
Nancy Simpson, everyone was
treated to an excellent lunch super-
vised by Jean West, Mabel Mae -
Donald, Cathy Cook and Edith
Simpson.
During this time Dave MacDonald
and Finlay MacLennan favored with
some fine selections on the bag
pipes.
President David Agnew, of
Chicago, was in charge of the
meeting and all deaths, marriages
and births of the past year were
recorded. A moment's silence was
observed for Margie MacDonald,
'Margaret Allan and Bob McAllister
who had passed away in 1993/94.
Jessie Johnston and Finlay J.
MacDonald- were each presented
with pins in honor of 65 years
perfect attendance. There were also
10 to 15 present who had attended
the first reunion in 1930.
The gathering came' to an end
with the singing of Auld Lang
Syne, with a large crowd attending
the dance at Point Clark in the
evening.
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Lots of game winners
at MacDonald reunion
The MacDonald Cedar Grove was
the scene for the 65th MacDonald
reunion on July 30. There was a
terrific turnout on a beautiful day
that saw beer bugs at a minimum.
Brian Simpson was in charge of
the sporting events with the fol-
lowing winners: running race, 4 and
under: Kayla Evans, Catherine
Simpson; Kevin Cook, Alex
LeGrandc, Gavin Agnew. 5 years:
Tori MacDonald, Allison Meldrum,
Kellsey Agnew; 5 & 6 years: Stuart
Simpson, Elliott Simpson; 6 & 7
years: Lisa Johnson, Rachael
Simpson; 7,8 & 9: Graham Parker,
Wes Cook; 8 & 9: Alex Mac-
Donald, Carlie Evans, Abbey
Simpson; 10,11 & 12: Peter
Meldrutn, Tom Simpson; 10,11,12
& 13: Jean Cook, Jesse Cook,
Sharon Macdonald; 13 & 14: Jeff
Davey, Nathan Ferguson, Bob
Simpson; 15 and over: Jay Muhvic,
Glen Ferguson, Doug Agnew; Jack-
ie Simpson, Lori Evans, Bethany
Birkhaug.
Three legged race, youngsters:
Sarah and Abby Simpson, Sharon
and Alex MacDonald, Carlie and
Kayla Evans; not so young: Mary
Louise Dalton and Bobby Simpson,
Art and Jackie Simpson, Jesse Cook
and Nathan Ferguson.
Wheelbarrow race: Jesse Cook
and Nathan Ferguson, Alex and
Sharon MacDonald. .
Shoe Kick: younger boys: Bob
Simpson, Nate . Ferguson, Wes
Johnon; girls: Jean Cook, Abby
Simpson, Alex MacDonald; older
boys: Kevin Cook, Robin Davey
and Art Simpson.
Balloon toss winners were Doug
and Sue Agnew.
Aunt Jessie Johnston led in prayer
prior a bountiful lunch.
A moment of silence was ob-
served for loved ones Margie Mac-
Donald and Bill Nash who had
passed away in the previous year.
Next year's committee, for the
Aug. 5 reunion includes: Eric
Birkhaug, president; Alex Simpson,
vice; Jennifer Birkhaug, secretary;
David MacDonald, treasurer;
games, Brian and Bob Simpson,
Meal helpers are Catherine Cook;
.Margaret Ferguson and Mary
Louise Dalton.
Finley MacDonald and Jessie
Johnston. were honored for atten-
ding the most reunions. The furthest
traveller was Alice MacDonald
from B.C. Kevin James was the
newesr clan member and Heather
and Brian Barlett won the
newlywed prize.
The group adjourned to the Point
Clark Community Centre for dan-
cing to Norman Dunsmoor and his
band.
Marg Birkhaug will be accepting.
donations to the Jessie Johnston
fund for children going to camp.
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