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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-05-30, Page 23Mauriceiveln • Alfred Maurice Ivers of Dungannon, died Wingham Hospital, on':May 8, 1984, after lengthy illness. He was 81 years old. 0ie • in Dungannon, Maxch 7, 1903 to illiam and Mary Ann (McRoberts) liners, WO an adherent to St. Peter's Anglican urch, •Lucknow. He is survived by one sister, Pearl. gram of Dungannon; a sister-in=law, flared lvers of Burnaby, B.C.; a niece, oda Pearson of Dungannon; several i'andnieces and nephews; also several great andnieces and nephews. ' fhe late Mr. Ivers was predeceased by .his, gents and four brothers, Lorne, Allan, ward and Warren; one niece Audrey Asty, and a sister-in-law, Flossie Ivens. A funeral service was held at Stiles oneral Home in Goderich, on Friday, May f ,1984 at 3 p.m., with .Rev. Robert 'Crocker fSt. George's Anglican -Church, Godetich fficiating. Pallbearers were Tom Culbert, Ross Eedy, 4' alph Henderson and Arthur Stewart, interment. in family plot hi Dungannon emetery: Kinlough and step brother Clifford Lloyd of North Tonawand'a,' New York also survive. He •wvaspp;edeceased by his beloved wife, Lavina, April 16, 1970A one infant daughter, George Wilson If aldenby of Kinlough two , brothers, Norman and Walter, four sled away at the County of Bruce General • sisters, Minnie, Maude, Nellie; and Fanny, spital, Walkerton on Thursday, May 24, two step sisters, Ethel and Margaret:and one step brother, Wm. R. Lloyd.. The late ' Mr. . Haldenby rested . at the MacKenzie •.and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow until Sunday, May 27, 1984 where :funeral service was conducted by Rev. Peter. Townsend of Walkerton Anglican Church. Six pallbearers were grandchildren of the deceased and flower bearers werehis great grandchildren. Final resting place, Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow'. - . ' • OBITUARIES 1n his early life Mr. tfaldenby maintained much agr>lcultural support in, the area including operating a grist mill, custom threshing and farm transportation. He was a devoted secretary to S. S. # 2, Kinloss school board for a..number of years and had an op- portunity to.see much of the province, as he ' was a supervisor for Standard Paving- of Hull; Quebec for 30 years. After retirement, . he returned -to his agricultural pursuits as he worked with a local tile draining company. Eight years ago, as the result of a stroke, he required nursing home care, and became a resident of ,Brucelea Haven lir Walkerton. Left to m9urn, his passing are his son, Harold and. wife, Madeleine, daughter, Ethel' and husband, Clare Sparling, five grandchildren, Sheila - Smith, Barry and Marie, George and Cathy Haldenby and • Allan. ,and : Sylvia• and Douglas Sparling. Six great grandchildren, Debbie Smith,Allyson, Jason, Robbie, Corrynn and Dean Haldenby and two brothers, William and Arthur of George Wilson Haldenby 84 in his 87th year. The late Mr. Haldenby d been patient at the hospital about three eks prior to his passing. iia was born in Culross Township, Are cond youngest son of the late Matthew S. ldenby and Emma Jane Wall After serving in the first world , war eordie", ashe was affectionately known, me home to marry his childhood sweet - rt, Lavina. (Violet) Elizabeth Bell on arch 26, 1921. Time to repair? Break the ice inthe Classtfieds THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA Clothing Liquidation Sale AT THE gingham Sales Arena Thursday, May 31, 9 - 9 p.m. Friday, June 1, 9 -.9 p.m, Saturday, June 2, 9 - The Wingham Sales Arena has made a special purchase`of clothing and footwear and now we have 3 days to clear it out. You'll get savings you can't pass by. Thousands and thousands of blue jeans for men, ladies and children by leading manufacturers and designers, and will be sold at wholesale prices. A large selection of summer tops and pants, shorts, summer jackets, rugger pants, 1 and 2 piece jogging suits, work clothing - pants, shirts, socks, coveralls. Jean Jackets. Footwear - Jogging shoes for men, ladies' and children by Jordache, Autry, Cheetah; safety work shoes, dress shoes, rubber boots. Here are just a few examples: Men's Work Clothing Work Pants - 10." Work Shirts - 7.95 Works Socks - 1.49 Pair Ladies Wear Ladies Tops - 5.95 and Up Ladies 2 piece Jogging Sults 14°" Ruggecpants - 7695 and Up Jogging Shoes For The Whole Family Top Quality Shoes By Jordache Reg. Price34. s° SALE PRICE 1 9.9s i Men's SafetyWork Boots No. 1 CSA Approved From 90.95 IN and Up TERMS- CASH, CHEQUE, VISA AND MASTERCARD ACCEPTED WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730 Just North of Wingham on Highway #4 THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, r4 y 30, 1984—Page .19 PRYDF MONUMENTS LTD. •Monuments •Bronze Plaques *Cemetery Lettering NEW MODERN SHOWROOM Suncoast Mall - Goderich D. Denonime - Bus. 524.2337 1tt. Gauley o Res. 524-4274 MEMORIAL COUNSELLORS JOGGING TYPE SHOES VERY GOOD SELECTION OF STYLES 8 SIZES MEN'S ....o..sl •.'11t0 29.°' LADIES' a BOYS' $110" to $294• • .CHILDREN'S.... •'$9.•'to $24." • SEIGEL�S DOT11i�INTOINN LONDON 124 DUNDAS 330 CLARENCE: AT MARKET AT YORK• )1IONE IIELOW IS A KID YOU K • Courage • Ingenuity • Leadership Resoureefulness • Initiative • Fortitude • Courage • Ingenuity • Leadership • Resoureehtiness • Initiative • Fortitude • Courage. • .ingenuity • .Leadership • R1s+ r of In • Initiative • Fortitude Ingenuity * itilership • iaitIa ''orrt tud+e dip • S fat tude r tutip a� •, tude tip • That's why, during the province's .Bicentennial; a special effort is being made to honour the young • people .of Ontario through . the Junior Citizen of, the Year award program. Jointly sponsored by the Ontario Community Newspapers Association and CP Air, this award honours young people between the ages of 6 and 18' who have made an outstanding contribution to their community. Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year receive a lapel pin, plaque, $200 and a'family picture with. the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. The Spring deadline for nominations is June 20, 1984 but- why not submit one today? For more information, contact: Sharon Dietz, Editor, Lucknow Sentinel Lucknow, Ontario 528-2822 CPAIr [t r, r, , TARSO • \, We all benefit by their example. 4 r!