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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-11-09, Page 14Page 14 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 9, 1994 VOTE GERALD DOELMAN for COUNCILLOR in KINLOSS - 35 years resident of Township - full time farmer - keen interest in Township affairs LET ME REPRESENT YOUR CONCERNS AT TOWNSHIP COUNCIL On November 14th Vote Barry Johnston for Reeve Kinloss Township "Your voice of experience at County Council" Re -Elect Allan Gibson for Reeve of Ashfield Township - 22 years experience - Dependable - Fair ask for your support - Promise to be dedicated November 14th to Township interests and concerns Laverne Berry Pentland 1906 - 1994 Laverne Berry Pentland, of Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan, formerly of Dungannon, died 'on Oct. 31F, 1994, in his 89th year. He worked for Federal Engineering in Detroit, Mr. Pentland was a member of the Dungannon United Church, the Pillar Masonic Lodge and Shriner Club - Moslem Temple, both in Detroit. Born on Apr. 15, 1906, in West Wawanosh Township (Dungannon), Mr. Pentland was a son of the Tate Alexander and Ada (Augustine) Pentland. He is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Taylor, whom he married on Nov. 29, 1934 in Rock- wood, Ontario. Mr. Pentland is also survived by his children Pam and her husband, Leonard Biloy of Howell, Michigan, and Bob and his wife, BITUARIES Anne Pentland, of Indianapolis; three brothers, Ben of London, 'Frank and Wilfred, both of Dungan- non, and a sister, • Margaret Pritchard of Goderich; eight grandchildren and two great -grandchildren. He was predeceased by brothers Alan and Ronald, and a sister Claire. The funeral was conducted at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Horne, Lucknow, on Nov. 3 with Rev. A. McGilvery of the Dungan- non United Church officiating. Pallbearers were Mark Pentland, Scott Pentland, Matthew Pentland, Michael Pentland, Phillip Foster and Gary Caesar. Interment Dungannon Cemetery. John L. Redmond John L. "Jack" Redmond of Ash- field Township died at his home on Nov. 4, 1994, in his 86th year. Mr. Redmond is survived by .his wife Theresa (Lassaline) Redmond, and children: Diane and John Hous- . ton of Guelph, John F. and Gayle Redmond of Beamsville, Mark and Patricia Redmond of Maxwell, Janice and Bob Ujimoto of Ft. McMurray, Alberta, James and Jenny Redmond of Beamsville, Virginia and John Stright of Col- borne Township, Michael Redmond of Goderich, Mary -Anne and Ben Van Diepenbeek of Ashfield Township, Elisabeth and Brent Wilson of Goderich, M'aureen and Joseph Bonomi of Thorold, Chris- tine Redmond of Vancouver, Cyn- thia and Roger Andrews of .Ft. Saskatchewan, Alberta; 29 grandchildren and • one great grandchild. He'll be driving his Dad's Volkswagen before its no charge, powertrainwarranty runs out. I/ Buy a 1994 Volkswagen Golf or Jetta and get our optional 10 year/160,000 km Powertrain Warranty at no extra cost. Hurry in, supplies are limited. EASTHILL AUTOHAUS HIGHWAY 1/4, R,R.II 2, WALKERTON 881:0835 Ofhvr untie) Iron Or tol)w 1 4th to November a0th The late Mr. Redmond is also survived by one sister Mary Smith of Simcoe. Visitation was at the McCallum and Palla Funeral Home, Goderich. Father Harry Reitzel and Father John Pluta celebrated the funeral mass at St.' Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge, on Nov. 7. Pallbearers were John Paul Las - saline, Gerard Lassaline, Claude Lassaline, Leonard Lassaline, Jerome Lassaline and Joseph Las - saline. Interment St. Joseph's Cemeterys, Kingsbridge. Donations to St: Joseph's Renovation Fund, Heart and Stroke Foundation or Alexandra Marine and General Hospital would •be appreciated as expressions of sym- pathy. John Leonard Roulston 1922 1994 John Leonard Roulston, of the Sepoy Apartments, Lucknow, died at the Wingham and District Hospital, on Oct. 30, 1994, in his 73rd year. He was rctiral Huron Township farmer. Mr. Roulston was born on Sept. 30, 1922 in Walkerton. He was a son of the 'late William T. and Emma (McKinnon) Roulswn: Ile is survived by several cousins. The funeral was conducted by Rev. William Bresnahan. of the Lucknow United Church on Nov. 1, 1994 at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow. Interment Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow Duncan A. MacKay Duncan A. MacKay, 84, of Goderich, died at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital .on Nov. 1: 1994. He is survived by his Wife Josephine (Weir) MacKay, and children Barbara MacKay of Dun- das and John MacKay and his wife Christine, of London; and grandchildren Kyle and Neil MacK- ay. Mr. MacKay is also survived by two brothers John S. MacKay of Kintail, and' Donald MacKay and his wife, Louise, of New Westminster, B.C.. Services were held at the McCal- lum and Palla Funeral Home, Goderich, on Nov. 2 by the Royal Canadian Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary to Branch 109 and the Morningstar Lodge #309 A.F. & A.M. The funeral was conducted by Rev. David Nicholson on Nov. 3, with interment in Colborne Cemetery. Piper at the committal service was Mr. MacKay's son, John. Honorary pallbearers were Jack Videan, Norman MacDonald, Allan McTaggart, Cliff McDonald, Clare McCue, Kenneth Scott, and Ernie Crawford. Pallbearers were Dwayne Rising, Ron Durnin, Greg Hazlitt, Avard Miller, Peter McDonald and George McDonald. Clara Agnes Cleghorn Clara Agnes Cleghorn, of Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home, and formerly of Wingham, died at the home on. Nov. • 7, in her 88th year. • She is survived by her children Ronald and Bonnie Cleghorn of R.R. 3, Wingham; a sinter Cassie Mowbray of Lucknow, brother Athol and his wife Mabel Purdon of Welland, sister-in-law, Hazel Purdon of Strathroy; and five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Purdon. • predeceased in 1972, a Visitation was at the McBurney Funeral Home, Wingham, Where the funeral service will be conducted today, Nov. 9, at 1:30 p.m. Rev. John Neilson officiating. Interment Wingham Cemetery. Memorial donations to the Alzheimer. k, Society would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Mrs. Cleghorn was by her husband, Jack, granddaughter Kimberley, two sisters and three brothers, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander WI speaker says women create a strong bond Peggy Knapp,. arca president for Canada of the Associated Countrywomen of the World, was the guest speaker at the 80th An- tidal convention of London Arca Women's Institutes., Her topic, "Mc and My Sisters" told of the strong bond that exists. between women here and abroad. Women arc part of the circle of life. • It was the As- sociated. Countrywomen ol'- the World that first suggested an Inter- national Year of the Family. , Over 300 Women's Institute mernlxls attended the convention chaired by president A.E. Dale of Woodstock.' In her address she compared Women's Institute to. a tree from the roots *to- the leaves. We need to rcmemher that ideas don't work unless we do: Women= -s Instiuuc means friends. FW IO president Donna Russett told of plans to streamline the Women:s Institute following a strategic' plan, Women's Institute mentlx•rs are on the hoards of various healthOrganiiations as well as the Ontario Federation of Agriculture and related or- ganizations. Families are a main concern - families arc the engine that drives the nation. A Women's Institute video may ne. untamed • form the London Arca president.. Mrs. Russett conducted thee nominations for Ontario provincial board directors. The new directors arc Subdivision 21, Phyllis • Laughton, Mt. Brydges; Subdivision 22, Margaret Armstrong, Vcrschoylc, and Subdivision 23, Mary Nicklas, Tavistock. The slate. of officers for London Arca was installed, the new president being B. Shapton, Exeter. Reports were given regarding Children's. Hospital of Western Ontario, Western Fair Association, Tweedsmuir Histories, New Branch Organizer, Program Co -Ordinator and Public Relations. Kay 'Taylor, Adelaide Iloodles's Museum Home, told of renovations toTIR 1lorne and, future plan~, - A report of the FW I() Canada Convention, • 1994, in Truro, Nova Scotia was given by Margaret Dale. ' 'I'hc Dorothy Futcher Scholarship, 1994, goes to Kris McNaughton, Kippen; the Maryn Partly Scholar- ship to Pam Bennett, Scalorth. Provincial Board Director Pauline Lindsay, accepted a presentation of a hook and a typewriter from St. Paul's Women's Institute tip the Erland Lee Home of a Mctranomc. <1,1(r) )1 )1.1 .;U-',