The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-01-13, Page 16Page 16-Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 13, 1988
Annie Dunedin Bushell
Mrs. Dunedin Bushell of Kinlough, died
suddenly in Kincardine and District
Hospital, Sunday,�,ianiary, 3, 1988 in her
74th year.
Born in Kinloss Township on April 3,
1914, she was the daughter of the late
Donald McDonajd and Mary Jane Britton.
She is survived by her husband, Edbert
Bushell; one son George of Ottawa and one
daughter, Mrs. Katherine Fraser of
Armow.
Also surviving, are one sister Mary,
Mrs. Rex Stewart of Millarton; one
brother, Thomas McDonald of Kinlough
five grandchildren, David Bushell, Janet
Bushell, Annie Fraser, Edwin Fraser and
Janice Fraser.
The funeral was held from the Davey-
Linklater Funeral Chapel, Kincardine on
Thursday, January 7, 1988, with Rev.
William Baird officiating.
Pallbearers were grandsons, David
Bushell and Edwin Fraser; nephews
Donald Stewart and Malcolm MacDonald;
neighbours Donald Bushell and Terry
Burt.
Spring interment in Kincardine
Cemetery.
Lionel (Sandy) G. D. Rider
Sandy Rider of 660 Wheeler Street,
Lucknow died in the University Hospital,
London on January 2, 1988, at the age of 70
years.
Mr. Rider was born in London, England
and was a -son of the late Cecil Rider and
Amy Corrie. He was a member of St.
Peter's Anglican Church, Lucknow and the
Tecumseh Masonic Lodge, Stratford.
On September 24, 1939, Mr. Rider mar-
ried the former Yvonne Maple in London,
England.
Aside from his wife Yvonne, Mr. Rider is
survived by his children, Mrs. Pauline
McKay, Pefferlaw; Elaine Bossence,
Owne Sound; Jacqueline Morden' Sebr-
ingville; Eleanor Kelly, Stratford; and
Wayne Rider, also of Stratford.
Two sisters in Portsmouth, England,
four grandchildren and one great grand-
child also survive.
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral
Home, Lucknow was in charge of the
funeral arrangements.
A private family memorial service was
held Sunday, January 3, 1988 by Rev. M.
Letson of St. Peter's Anglican Church.
Cremation followed with interment of
ashes in ,England.
Ruby Carton
Mrs. Ruby Carton, 25 Ontario St.
Marathon, died suddenly at home Dec. 13,
1987 in her eighty-fourth year. She was the
wife of the late Ross Carton who
predeceased her in 1962.
Ruby is remembered lovingly by her
sister-in-law Mrs., Annie Kilpatrick of
Lucknow, and brother-in-law Dr. Herman
Vooden of Toronto. Also surviving are
nieces Mrs. Noreen Gnay Belgrave, Mrs.
Marilyn Meaden of London, and Mrs.
Gladys Halhed of Ottawa, and nephew Mr.
Keith Kilpatrick of Guelph.
Born in Ashfield Township. Mrs. Carton
received her education in Goderich and
later graduated from the University of
Western Ontario with an Honours
Bachelor of Arts.
Mrs. Carton,will be remembered for her
many contributions to the welfare of
Marathon since her arrival here as a
teacher at '•the Continuation School in
Marathon. She set up and was the prin-
cipal of the Marathon High School until her
retirement in 1967. All the permanent
school buildings on the present site of the
school were built during her tenure as
principal. She is fondly remembered by
both those she taught and those who served
her as teachers and staff.
Ruby Carton was a Life. Member of St.
John's United Church and served a term.
as president of the United Church Women.
She also was a member of the Session.
She was a Life Member of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Wilson Memorial Hospital
and was instrumental in its organization
serving as president for the first term. She
also served with interest on the Marathon
Library Board and was on the board when
. the Marathon Centennial Library was
built.
In 1967 she was awarded the Canadian
Centennial Medal for her valuable' service
to the nation of Canada for her many
unselfish efforts.
Funeral service was held Thursday,
Dec. 17, from St. John's United Church
Marathon with Pastor David Giuliano
officiating.
Legon Darts
Results from Janu lry 6:
Coop - 3 wins: B. Cranston -1, G.
Whitby -2. Bain's - 4 wins: W. Cranston -3,
T. Adamson -1. Legion - 5 wins: R.
Conely-1, R. Cranston -2, S. Owen -2. Cut
and Curl - 5 wins: A. Clark -1, R. Furness -2,
D. Maclntyre-2. Adamson's - 3 wins: T.
Johnstone -1, G. Anderson -1, J. Pyette-1.
Lucknow Service Centre 6 wins: A.
Stanley -3, R. Whitby -1, G.O. Ritchie -2.
Country Roads Lodge - 2 wins: P.
Everson -1, K. Johnstone -1. Buffy's - 4
wins. M. Cranston -2, E. Pyette-1, P.
Mathews -1.
Standings:
Legion -56, Buffy's-53, Cut and Cur1-47,
Bain's-42, Lucknow Servi a-42,
Adamson's-42, Co -op -3 , Country
Roads -32.
$IRTHS
MORAN - Steve and Debbie (nee Dustow)
of RR3. Holyrood are pleased to announce
the birth of their daughter, Regan
Elizabeth. Regan weighed in at 8 lbs, 13 oz
at her birth in the Wingham and District
Hospital on December 28, 1987. Regan is a
wee sister for Erin.
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