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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-06-21, Page 120 bituaries DONALD GORDON MCDOUGALL Donald Gordon McDougall of Blyth died at his home on Tuesday, June 13. He was 64. Born in Egremont Township, in Grey County, on August 19, 1930, he was the son of the late James Walton and Annie Eleanor "Nellie (McEachem) McDougall. Mr. McDougall was a mechanic. He is survived by his children, Wayne and Debbie McDougall of Blyth, Bill and Brenda McDougall of Blyth, Diane and Ken Anderson of RR 1, Londesboro, Shirley and Dan Taylor of Varna and Kevin McDougall of Petawawa. Also surviving are several brothers and sisters, Eleanor and Pat Whitely and Islay Johnston of Goderich, Marion and Donald Kernighan of Komoka, Donna and Carl Bender of Watford, Glenda Gerrits of Woodstock, Joan and Bill Crawford of Clinton, Norma and Gary Preszcator of Clinton, Robert and Joan McDougall of Goderich, Jim and Marlene McDougall of Goderich and Doug McDougall of Blyth. Eleven grandchildren also survive him. He was predeceased by two brothers, Murray and Ron McDougall. Beattie-Falconer Funeral Homes Tasker Chapel in Blyth were entrusted with the arrangements. A funeral service was held at Londesboro United Church on Friday, June 16 with Rev. Paul Ross officiating. The flower bearers were Kelly Cook and Danielle McDougall. The pallbearers were Bill Vincent, Allan Caldwell, Bev Bromley, Bob and John McClin- chey and Bud Chamney. Interment was in Hope Chapel. SARAH JANE MACDONALD Sarah Jane MacDonald of Morris township died at Rammeloo Nursing Home on June 16, 1995. She was 100. Born in Morris Township on Jan. 19, 1895, Mrs. MacDonald was the daughter of the late William and Elizabeth (Wells) Watson. She married Peter Alexander MacDonald, who predeceased her in 1960. Mrs. MacDonald was a member of Duffs United Church in Walton. 1 at a time Lions Club members Bob Thomas and Ron Clarkson posted the names of the Early Bird draw winners at the Lions Elimination Dinner and Dance on Saturday evening at the BMG Community Centre. The grand prize winner was Jim Prior. ir& HEALTH ON THE HILL A Review of activities at SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL EAST HURON LONG TERM CARE MEETING: Please plan to attend Thursday, June 22nd when Shirley Jones, Long Term Care Planner for the District Health Council will be the Guest Speaker at Seaforth Community Hospital Board Room 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon. Come and bring a friend. PERINATAL INFORMATION SESSION: If you are anticipating the birth of a child and would be interested in learning information on PAIN MANAGEMENT please mark your calendar now for Thursday, JUNE 22nd to be held at 7:20 p.m. at Seaforth Community Hospital, Conference Room 2. Speakers will include Dr. Heather Percival and a Physiotherapist. Special thanks to Chaplain Holly Book for presenting a very infor- mative Inservice to Staff on the topic,"Spirituality: Addressing Spiritual & Religious Needs of Patients in the Hospital Setting." Pre-Harvest Service Package $ 99.00 $199.00 $299.°° Quick Check Normal Check Major Check 1995 Home Coming Year At Seaforth "Bring It Home" Who's the Ontario Combine Specialists CASE a "VI N CENT S ARE" • Very experienced service centre personnel • Emergency parts service (toll free) • Combine full coverage parts inventory • Warranty - call for details on our pre-owns • Certified renewed work order with each combine • Highly informative sales representatives • Specialized harvesting attachments and info • Financing, low rate, rent to own, leases (income tailored) "We care about your harvest" 199, CASE CORPORATION CASE /II Case IH , a registered tradermirk o1 Case Corporation PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1995. trict Hospital on Thursday, June 15, 1995. He was in his 85th year. Mr. Johnston was the beloved husband of Beryl (Mowbray) of Lucknow. He was predeceased by his first wife, Florence (McQuillin); in 1988 after 48 years of marriage. He was the dear father of Marie and Neil McGavin of RR4 Walton, Keith and Bonnie Johnston of RR2 Bluevale and Dr. Terry and Theresa Johnston of RR1 Atwood and grandfather of 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. A Perfect ... . Graduation if Kodak Cameo Point & Shoot 35mm Camera Ultra Compact, Flip Up electronic flash Xell includes a carry pouch and 1 roll of 400 ASA 24 ---.— exposure Kodak film not exactly as shown CAMPBELL'S CAMERAS & PHOTOGRAPHY 164 THE SQUARE • (ROYAL BANK BLOCK) • GODERICH. ph: 529-7532 She will be lovingly remembered by one daughter Vera (Mrs. Lorne Badley) of Blyth. Also surviving are grandchildren, Ken and Fran Badley of Mossbank, Saskat- chewan, Larry and Myrtle Badley of RR 1, Blyth, Reg Badley of Brodhagen and his friend Lynne of Seaforth, and Pat and Harvey Bernard of RR 3, Walton. Eleven great-grandchildren and one great- great-granddaughter also survive her. Mrs. MacDonald was pre- deceased by one great-grandson in 1994, three brothers and one sister. A funeral service was held on Monday, June 19, at Beanie- Falconer Funeral Homes Tasker Chapel in Blyth with Rev. Randy Banks of Duffs United Church in Walton officiating. Melissa Badley was the flower bearer. The pallbearers were Rob, Jeff and Jason Badley, Kevin Bernard, Tanya Badley and Karen Bernard. Intement is in Brussels Cemetery. CARL E. JOHNSTON Carl E. Johnston of Bluevale, passed away at Wingham and Dis- Vietnam vets honoured To recognize the Canadian sol- diers who paid the supreme sacri- fice in the name of freedom during the Vietnam War, the City of Windsor will be holding dedication ceremonies on July 2, at noon. Veterans, their families and the public are invited to join the event which will dedicate the memorial built in Windsor by the Michigan Association of Concerned Veter- ans. Anyone wishing information on the ceremonies may call 519-255- 6530, 1-800-265-3633 or fax 519- 255-6192. Mr. Johnston was the brother of Ethel (Mrs. Robert Turnbull) of Wyoming, Ontario. He was prede- ceased by brother Sparling John- ston and sister Mabel Harris. Rev. Randy Banks officiated at the service held on Sunday, June 18, at Bluevale United Church. Interment at Wingham Cemetery. Donations to the Bluevale United Church or the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario would be appreciated as expressions of sym- pathy.