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Lucknow Sentlnelt, Wednesday, July 7, 1982—Page 15
Lawrence B. Austin
The death of 'Lawrence
Bonaventure Austin of 618-
8033 E. ' Ten Mile Road,
Center Line, Michigan oc-
curred on Wednesday, April,
14; 1982 at the age of 77... •
He was the sonof the. late
Mr. Peter Austin of Kings-
bridge. His mother was the
former Annie. McCann of
West Wawanosh, and was
Victim of the .flu epidemic in
1919. His father passed away
in 1929.
The' deceased was a long
time and highly.. regarded
employee of the Dodge Truck
Plant on Mound Road in
Warren; Michigan. •
He is survived by his wife,
the former Josephine Van
Maele, to whom he was
married in 1929. The couple
celebrated their Golden.
Wedding anniversary in
1979. Also surviving are two
sons, James L. Austin of
Phoenix,, Arizona, Donald J.
Austin of Warren, Michigan;
two daughters, Mrs. Salva-
Albert. J. M. Brown
Albert James Milton
Brown of Dungannon died at
Wingham and .District Hos-
pital. on June 30, 1982
following a lengthy. 'illness. •
He was 81. -
A retired 'farmer, he Was
the son of the late 'Charles
Brown and the late Selina
Harris. He was born in West
Wawanosh Township on.
February 3, 1901.
He is survived by three.
sisters, Ethel Cunningham,
R. 5 Goderich; lla Bean,
Goderich ands` Mabel. Web-
ster of Kitchener and two
brothers, Wilbur Brown of
Lucknow and Arthur Brown
of Hamilton.
He was . predeceased by a
brother, Raymond.'
The funeral service was
held from the MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral ,Home
in Lucknow on July. 2, 1982 at
2 p.m.. with Rev. George
Garratt of Lucknow• conduct-
ing the service.
Pallbearers were K. K.
Dawson, Ben Mole, Alvin
Sherwood, Donald Bean,
Frank Pentland and Ford
Cunningham. '
Burial followed in. Dungan-
non Cemetery.
• Donald MacLean Johnstone
Donald MacLean (Mac)
Johnstone of 617 Sanatorium
Road, ;London' died in his
88th year at Victoria Hos-
pital, London on ' June 30,
1982.
A retired funeral director I
and, a member of Victory
Masonic °Lodge No. 563
Chatham,he was reeve of
the Village of Lucknow from
1927 - 1929. •
Hewas born on April 11,
1895 a son of the late William
C. and Helen Joh}lstone of
Lucknow.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Pearl Todd and
two daughters, Betty, Mrs.
Norman Weitzel of London
and Helen, ' Mts.. Gordon
Liston of Toronto. Three
grandsons, Michael, Larry.
and Timothy also survive, as
well as a niece, Jane Tre-
leaven of Lucknow.
Funeral services were held
from the James A. Harris
Funeral Home, Richmond
Street at St. James "in London
pn Saturday, July 3, 1982' at
10.30 a.m. Burial followed in
Greenhill Cemetery, Luck -
now.
tore Canepa (Rheta) of
Phoenix, Arizona and Mrs.
James Grobbel (Shirley) of
Warren, Michigan; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Albert Sutter
(Violet) of East Detroit,
Michigan and Mrs. Pat Mur-
phy (Irene) of Stratford•;. and
one brother, Cyril Austin of
Kingsbridge, Also many
nieces and nephews and
grandchildren.
Besides his parents he was
predeceased by two ,broth
ers, Frank in 1977,'Vihcent in
1925 and one sister, Mrs. Leo
.Corriveau .(formerly Mary
Chisholm) of Goderich in
1979. Two brothers, Joseph
and Michael died in infancy.
•Funeral. Mass took place at
St. Clement's Church, Cent-
er Line, Michigan on Wed-
nesday, April 19th, with in-
terment • in , St. .Clement's
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
grandsons of deceased.
Relatives attending the
funeral from . out of town.
were: Mr. and Mrs.' Cyril_
Austin, John Austin, and
Mrs. Joe Courtney (Teresa
Austin) of Kuigsbrid$e and
Eldon. Austin of Dungannon.
Mr. Roy' Maissonville of La
Salle, Mr. Joseph Murphy of
Stratford, James Fitzgerald',
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bannon
and Mr, and, Mrs, Larry Hilt
of Windsor.
'John T. Taylor'
John Thompson Taylor, of
Kirkwood Apartments, Ayr,
Ontario, passed ' away on
Wednesday, June 16, 1982 in
Cambridge Memorial Hos-
pital. He . was in. his 77th
year.
Beloved husband of Mary
L.–Hodgins; dear father of
.
Eleanor (Mrs. Roger Had-
field . of Milton); Carolyn
(Mrs. Harry Kitchen of Pet
erborough); John W. of
Edmonton: 'and Bert of R. R.
4, Cambridge; beloved.
brother of Jean S. Taylor of
Cambridge; Mary, (Mrs.
Doulgas Hoye of British Col-
umbia); and James. F. Taylor
of Cambridge: Also surviving
are 12 loving grandchildren.
John spent his entire life in
North Dumfries . Township.
He ;vasa: farmer, naturalist
and 'a hunter. The thousands
of trees which he planted,
are a living memorial to him
for 'years to come. The gard-
ens of fruit, vegetables, and
flowers flourished under his
Care, and Were enjoyed by a
wide circle of family and
friends. •
In municipal life,, he serv-
ed many years on township
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