The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-11-18, Page 8hint MinimWY,err
John Thomas. Webster of
Dungannon, roiled away at ,
Winghaunsn and District Hos
pith On November 8, 1981
after a brk# He was
SI,: •
..A: member of the.fitungan-'°`
non United church,' he had.
sieved as treasurer of the
Chorelt for over 40 yenta, a
pat which hey all�1�1 held_ at the.
time of his death.
in Clinton on May
26, 1900, he was the son of
the lite Thome Webster and.
the: hie Msrgal ret Victo*
f imissey.
fie married 'Hazel ,
�West
Altonwanouh.
Townsship on Septenslbe: 19, •
1923 at the Dungannon, lln-
ited Church parsonage,
'leissurvived by his wild,
and ftrow daughters, Margaret
Rttabelle Or/40y Uf Coder-
ich and Lois Kathleen Thom-
is of Bolton.. . • •
fle is also surviyed by five
butlers, Harvey Webster,
s to Lucknow institute
The lateknow Women's In-
stitute held their meeting in
the Town Hall on Tuesday,
November 10; The hostesses
Mrs. Stewart MaesGi livray,
Mrs. M. Yoeman and Mrs,
A. E. Herbert served a
delicuu luunch.
The, ung, exercises
were in charge of the .presid-
ent, Mrs. Grace Gibson. The
minutes were read by the
secretary, ` Mrs, George
Whitby and business was
conducted, •
Roll call, Something 1 do to
keep healthy, was answered
by 25 Wks:
Mrs. Grace Gibson gave ;a
report on the l :.Grey Bruce
Area Convention which was
held` in Ayton in October.
Mts. Stewart MacGillivray
chaired the program and
read a poem. on November.
Mr's.Grace Geis, who is
retired,: .but was associated
with Family Affairs in Tory
fairs meeting
onto; and other .communities
for 35 years, was introduced
by Miss Elizabeth Robinson,
Mrs. Geis spoke on Family
Living and %treed that lave,
truth and: kindness 4 verb
important in the family, with
sur neighbours and also with
the people in lhe'community.
Mrs. John Collinson
thanked Mrs,' Geis for her
very interesting talk and pre-
sented her with a gift:'
The poem, In Flander't
Field, was read by Mrs. M.
Yoeman, and a, quartet of
ladies, Mrs. MarshallGib-
son, Mrs. Stewart MacGil-
livray,, Mrs, Wm. Campbell
and Mrs, Ruth Helm, sang,
Smile Awhile, with Mrs, Wes
Ritchie at the piano.
Mrs. Wm. Campbell gave
a reading, I walk in Flanders.
Field, and the Motto, Feed
the family what they require,
not what they desire, was
Visit Olivet folk
**like McGuire
Miss Wendy Hamilton and
Rob . McCallum of London
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Blanche Hamilton,.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black
visited one day last week
with Mrs, Caste Reih1 of.
' Goder ch,
• ,Congratulations to Mr.
Ted. Henry orf Goderich who
won $5,000 on a Witnario
ticket, Ted is the soon of Mr,
and Mrs, Doug tient y, fornt-
erly of the Olivet . area.,
Visiiting. with Mr, and Mrs. •
• Bid Bennett and family at
their simmer home here on
Saturday evening were Mr.
and • Mrs, Russell Tout and
Frances Holtz of Kincardine;
Mr; .Terry 'Tout of Victoria,
B.C., Andy .Hamilton and
Mts. Blanche. Hamiton.
Mr. 'Mike Mostal of Lon-
don visited
on-donhited with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McGure and Mr.
and Mrbs,ton McGuire,
Chris and Scott, '
Stilelens UCWchooae
Renr.*nbranee theme
The St, • Helens 1LC.W.
met at the Koine of Miss
Isobel Miller• and Mrs, Helen
Todd on Tuesday, November
10. There were sic ladies
present, •
Mrs, . Helen Todd, in
charge of the worship, read
oar Call toDiscipleship and
Mission, The scripture was
read by Miss Isebel Mlike
and Mrs. Helen Todd. '
A poetn, Remembrance,
was read by Mars, Margaret
Caamrorr.
The tom, a profile on
Shirley Paul, was given by
Mrs, • Laturine Mnsi111tt,
Mrs, Janet McPherson
was in charge ed. business,
The nest meeting was plan-
ned, and a hely Broth
setved by Mrs,. Dorothy
Miller,
Dedicate library,
Ott Sun', November 1,
the;, Lueknow Presbyterian
congregation lam a sspeedai
service for dedicate the new
library dud has beetrfounded
recently, atielt minister for
egos, wanes Rev, 1lr,
Douglas MatDonard of Kia-
cardine? fusee teach,
Mailbag 6i the gre o•
trots took pact in setiptare
readings? Spledbi arae and
other Oasts of the serviee,
Suitable beeks for the Obtary
Miss Waanda Wilson has .
been appeiyited librarian,
• Lusich and fellowship tot -
lowed the sero
were bro ght few and &di-
e lied on behalf o4 the A'.
Womeilss Grp, Sunday
Safi rel, Board of Managers,
lossfoto and Young .Pe p1 s
gimp, Gifts of boots have
Ree donated from members
of the church and a tints total-
irks
otalirks as well;
given by Mrs. Henry Mac-
Kenzie. -
Mats., Armstrong Wilson
aistre Mrs. Stewart MacGilliv-
ray gave their reports on the
Bruce County tally which
was held in Paisley. ,
The Institute
patty will beheld in the
Anglican Parish Hall os Dec
ember 8 at 12.30 p.m. A
sunshine sister gift exchange
will take place at this meet-
ing,
tuclasowSentinel, no
Kitchener, Stuart Durnin,
Victoria, B.C., John Durgin,
WestWawanosie (Marne
iurnin, Port Franks, est
Durnin, West Wawanosh;
and two sisters, Margaret
Mclolevin,•'Goderich and Hel-
en Wager, London.
is 'also survived by six
grandchildren, Brersds Mil-
ler, Faye Rodrigues, Alice
Bradley, Lynda. • Thome*,
Wendy Thomas and Jennifer
Thorne*, Three great grad-
children
rand-childr n also survive, .Brad-
ley Miller,, Blain Miller and.
Janie 'Monera* Itodrigue: .
Hewes p redece sed by a
sister; Blanche MacMillan.
The funeral wase held from
the MacKenzie. • • and
McCreath Funeral . Home at
2.30 p.m. on Wednesday,
November 11,, 1981. Mr.
Cowan of Dungannon United
Church conduited the tiers/ -
ice and provided music as,
soloist.
Flowerbearerss were Witt
Webster, Lavelle*, l.'lesty, David-
Errington, Bol Sprout and
Ron Dentin.
NOVENIthei 1St 101il-wl d
Pallbearers were • Trusts
'Button, Ronald •; Alton,
Wayne lyurnin, Herb Final -
gin, Bob McKinley end Jini
Ellington,
Burial, followed at Dun-
gannon Cemetery where the
graveside service was Con-
ducted by Mr. Can and
Rev. Karl Sievert.
James Ham.England
Jamies. Henry England' . epf
Re 5, Lire knnosw.died of a heart
attack at Winghan and .Dist-
rict Hospital on Thursday,
November 5, 1981. He was
82. .
A retired labourer, he was
born in Ripley on October 8,
1899, the son of the late
Jose=ph England and the. late.
Elizabeth Ritchard.
He: Married` the former`
Isabelle` Stewart- of Lucknow
on November 22,
Resides 'his "rife, 'he is
ssasrtwived.. by four, daughters,
Ruth, Mrs. A. Hinder of
Cambridge, Betty, Mrs. Har-
old •HunphreY, Lud,rtmv;
Marjorie, Mrs. Donald Mac-
Leod of R. 1, Lucknow and
Shirley, Mrs. Moss .Smith of
411111.1
$ruaseels three sons, Donald
of It 1, 1404 w; Stewart or
Sault Ste. 1k/foie and John of
Cambridge; 26 grandchild-
ren, 36 great grandchildren.
and. twogreat great grand-
children, A brother, Tom
Enghand of Cambridge also
aufr+iveS.
He was predeceased by his
parents, two sisters, a broth-
er and one grandson.:
' . The 4utseral service was
held how the MacKensie
and McCreath Funeral Home'
in Latinos," on • Saturday,
November 7,.19 .1 at 2 p..in,
Rev. William Munshaw of
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church conductedthe ser-
vice.
Plower bearers were
grandchildren, Terry Green,
Randy ` Fleischman, Cathy
England, Donna Hwnphrey
and Catharine Ann Mac -
Lead.:
Pallbearers were grand-
sons, Rob Humphrey,. Gary
Binder, John MacLeod, Pius,
Lfgland, Kenneth Smith and
Gregory Smith..
Burial followed . in South
Kinloss Cemetery.
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