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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-02-22, Page 211 111111111.1111111. eimmaft v Iraliam ism INN ggff i This special publication will appear In Lucknow, Wingham,, Clinton, Kincardine and Godsrlch areas. 1 Don't wait - give Tom Thompson a call at 524-8331, or Pat Livingston at 528-2822 - Today. ' Deadline for advertising is March 0, 1904. LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW r ,1 Ni! NOM wool Inman y 41,1 (1)14 1iiL WI war dw(1)14r•10.T. Sit Lucknow Senttnol, Wednesday, Fibroary 22, 1 lie 19 JObn rii D x; , On Thursdays, February. ' 19 Sterling DerainroiNat Wawant' ship passel away at lis side + year. John became nosh Township 1953 and Warden 1 He is survived by former Violet ,grain Betty, Mrs. Been, Young of sons, George' of Nashviille, Wayne of . West' Wawanosh, grandchildren. �eml�.e�r ncil' Aruna of Toronto, also .survive: F`uru1M WnaiBadu ; : on Tuesday, 7,1984 a?t 2.14.111;,`,, to the Ma Ceiinic ll�l reeth Funeral Home; Lucknow by Revue ;Allison Ramsay of LeleltkiveiteabYter, ion Church: Committal service followed with Alex ti Andrew, George Joynt, Leonard MacDon- aid, George Anderson, Jack MacDonald and Leonard Macinnes, ,acting as pallbearers. Final. resting ,plate ,..ochtalsh Cemetery. Peva Violet, e daugh Ciintofl .nnessee anti and eleven' Be is . also sol ivied `by ;three brothers, Stuart, Charge* Ernest, :and two tsiste , Margaret McNiff Helen Wager. He was Fe aced hl' one -VP, Donald and two 1 rothets, TomniX. and' Harvey. Webster andone sister,; Blanche McMi'lhan. John rested at. 'the `i ucktnow McKenzie , George Wmlllm:Evans Geerge' William Evans : passed .._away . in Loudon on ;Monday, February 6, .1984 in his r year Born in England; on April .8; 1901„.he farmed in the Langside area until retiring to. Whitechurch, Following his retirement, he serve.d'on Khloss Township council as reeve and was active in tle.village of Whitechurch on the water system comm, ittee ' and as president, of the Langside Cemetery Board. He has previously served as a trustee for the School Section #8; Sehool board.. and McCreath Funeral Home until, Monday, , rm February 1349 2 00 p.n. where service was stenductal, 'by Gary Shuttleworth; of Auburn Unit, Palibeare(re , hail `e ►'s1 Ha11a g1; You FloWe Michael, Fiea Brian Young. ..az Final resting place Dungannon Cemetery. Duncan Roy Finlayson On .Saturday, 'February 4, 1984.,Duncan Roy Finlaysonpassed away, at Wingham and - District Hospital in his 71st., year. He was • born in Ashfield Township , on August 8, 1913, son of the late. Alexander R. Finlayson and, : the, Mary Ann Cameron of Lochalsh. j , He is survived by his wife, Betty, the former. Elizabeth MacKenzie, two daught- ers, Eliziibeth 'Ain Urahani of Belleville,.. -,_ Mary Nelson and two grandchildren, :Jolla- .. than and Sarah, Nelson of Lueknow. Three brothers,; Clark . t f London:; Cameron of . . Willowdale, Donald Of Toronto, * arid' five; sisters, . Christine,. Mrs: Tom Caster. and James Alfred Burt James Alfred Burt of R. 3, Holyrood died at Wingham ,and District Hospital on February . 15, 1984 in hiss 68th year. A farmer for 40 years in Kinloss Town- ship, he was a member' of South. Kinloss Presbyterian Church and the Royal Canad- ian Legion .Branch' 309, Lucknow. Born at Holyrood on Fenruery 2, 1917,.he was a son of the .late Charles A. Burt and Annie Laura Howe of Kincardine. He is survived by his wife, the former Eva Gawks whom he married on August 21, 1943. . He is survived by three daughters, Eileen, Mrs. Norm Sceli, London;. Donna, Mrs. Ken Holcombe, St. Thomas and Nancy, Mrs. Bevan Lewis of Kincardine; a son, Robert of Kincardine and five grandchildren'. He is also survived by three sisters, Helen, Mrs. Cecil MacMillan, Mount Forest; Ann, Mrs. Bern Norris of Toronto and Norma, Mrs. Lou Carrignan, Cobourg and three brothers, Ted of Kincardine, Bill ofliolyrood. and Robert of Toronto. He was predeceased by a sister, Edith, Mrs. Allison Collins of Kincardine. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Allison Ramsay of South Kinloss Presbyterian Church, Lucknow on February 18, 1984 at 2 p.m. Flower bearers were Mrs: Bob Rennie, Kathy Starr, Mrs. Tom Haskett, Mrs. Keith Priest and Mrs. Ron Armstrong,. Pallbearers were Gordon Martin, Allister MacKay, David' Eadie, Willard Downey, Brian Doelman and Leo Murray. Burial to follow in South Ki;nlass Cemet- ery. Dungannon 441 By Arletta Glenn The Dungannon 1 4-H club held .their second meeting at Sharon Pengally's home. The roll call this week was to suggest ther places that quilting designs might be ound. Two members brought quilts and told heir age. Members : showed our home cfivityi. They discussed string quilting and ere shown' how to do it. • r He was a' member of Langside Presby- terian Church and attended..Chalmers Pres- byterian Church after retiring to White- church, He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife, Ellen, three sons, Eric of London, Robert of Hamilton and Ted . of Georgetown and a daughter, 'Edith Rrown of London. The funeral was conducted from the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home in Lucknow by Rev. ,Paul' Mills. The Masonic Lodge held a memorial service at the funeral Final resting place.is Langside Cemefery. Martha (Robertson) Hinton Mrs. Goldwin Huston . of Ripley, the former Martha Milvina Robertson, passed away on Thursday, February 9, ' 1984, at Wingham and District Hospital, following a lengthy :illness. She was ' in • her 80th year. Born December 2, 1904, she was the daughter Of the late James Robertson and Elizabeth (Campbell). Robertson of the 12th concession of Huron Township and resided there until her marriage in 1931, to Goldwin Huston of Pine River, Hugon Township. Following his death in 1968, she moved to Ripley. She is survived by two sisters, Margarete Robertson, Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home and Dorothy, Mrs. Russell Collins, both of Lucknow and two brothers, Kenneth of Kincardine Township and Donald of Huron Township. , Two sisters-in-law also survive, Pearl MacDonald, Ripley and Violet Camer- on, Pine River... She was, predeceased by her husband, Goldwin in 1968,. a sister, Roselle in .1910 and a brother, Calvin, in 1976. Funeral service was conducted at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Ripley, en Saturday, February 11, 1984. Officiating clergyman was Rev. Hugh Nugentof Knox Presbyterian Church, Ripley, of which Martha was a member. Pallbearers were six nephews, Roy and Arthur Collins, Gayle Haldenby and Gordon, Delmer and . Murray Cameron. Spring interment will be in Ripley Cemetery.