The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-10-17, Page 27Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 17, 1979 -Page 27
Lucknow and area obituaries
ABIGAIL LORETTA
CLIFFORD
Abigail Loretta Clifford of
Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow,
died on Friday, September
14, 1979• at the age .of 82.
Born in St, Marys on
March 5, 1897, she was the
daughter of the late Patrick
James Clifford and the late
Mary Elizabeth Sullivan.
She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth MacMillan of
Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow
and several nieces and neph-
ews.
She was predeceased by a
brother, John and two sist-
ers, Mary Clifford and Nan-
cy, Mrs. Frank Given.
The funeral was held at St.
Mary's Roman Catholic
Church on Monday, Septem-
ber 17, 1979 with Rev. Ed
Dentinger conducting the
mass.
Pallbearers were Cliff
MacMillan, Jim MacMillan,
James MacMillan Jr., Greg-
ory MacMillan, Andrew
MacMillan and Dan Mac-
Millan.
Funeral arrangements
were in charge of MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral
Home.
Burial followed in Green-
hill Cemetery.
ANNIE [JOHNSTON]
FARRISH
Mrs. Annie 'Farrish passed
away on October 4, 1979 in
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in
her 93rd year.
She was born in Ashfield
Township, the daughter of
the tate Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
liam A. Johnston.
She is survived by tour
daughters and one son,. Mrs.
Margaret Dosdall and Mrs.
Lillian McMaster of Saska-
toon, Saskatchewan, .Mrs.
Jean Yaeger, Simeoe, Ont-
ario; Mrs. June Matheson',
Clagary, Alberta and Bill of
Toronto; several grandchild-
ren and great grandchildren;
also three sisters and one
brother, Mrs. Jean MacKe-
ith, Vancouver, B.C., Mrs.
Grace Farrish and Mrs.
Jessie Maclntyre, Lucknow
and Bill of Kintail.
She was predeceased by
her husband David, and a
son David and brother Alex
and Noble.
Interment took place in
Semans, Saskatchewan.
LUETTA [BOK] FOWLER
Luetta May Bok, beloved
wife of Harold Fowler, pas-
sed away on October 10th,
1979, in Wingham and Dist-
rict Hospital in her 62nd
year.
Born January 18th, 1918,
at St. Marys, Ontario, she is
the daughter of Lillian Kelly
and Edward" Bok.
She is survived by her
husband, Harold Johnstone
'Fowler of St. Helens; two
sons, Douglas of . Caledon
and Kenneth of .Orangeville;
and one daughter, Janice., at
home; three grandchildren,
one brother, Leonard Bok of
Wingham. She was prede-
ceased byy her parents.
Mrs. Fowler had been in
poor health and afflicted by
blindness for some time but
was always of a cheerful
disposition.
The funeral service was
conducted by Rev. Father A.
Sonderup of Wingham from
the Currie -Walker Funeral
.Home on Saturday, . October
13, 1979, with interment in,
Greenhill Cemetery, Luck -
now.
The pallbearers were Arth-
ur Baumann, William Camp-
bell, Kenneth Scott, Richard
McQuillin, Dynes Campbell
and Gordon Fowler.
CRYSTA LEY HARRISON
A private funeral
service was held from the
MacKenzie Funeral
Home in Lucknow last
week for Crysta Ley
Harrison, three month,
eight day old daughter of
Richard and Janet (nee
Gibson) Harrison of RR 4
Flesherton.
She passed away in',
Toronto Hospital for Sick
Children on October 6,
1979.
The funeral service
was held Sunday, October
7, 1979.
Former Lucl�now
dentist dies •
DR. JAMES E. LITTLE
The community was
shocked and saddened by the
sudden death of Dr. James
E. Little at his home, Have-
lock Street, Lucknow, on
October 3, 1979, due to :a
heart attack.
He leaves to mourn his
wife, the former Evelyn
MacLeod, whom he married
in -November, 1936. The only
son of the late Edward Little
and the late Christena Mac-
Kinnon, he was born Nov-
ember 16, 1901.
Dr. Little was born and
raised in Calument, Michi-
gan, and came with his
parents in 1922 to live on the
4th concession of Kinloss.
For six years he taught
school at S. S. No. 5 Kinloss,
and the following -year he
taught in the Boy's Training
School in Bowmanville, Ont-
ario.
He left the teaching pro-
fession to enter the Univer-
sity of Toronto, graduating
as a Doctor of Dental Surgery
in 1935, from which time he
practiced dentistry in Luck -
now until his retirement in
1969.
Early in his practice he
pioneered in School Dentist-
ry.
His Violin was .a special
pleasure to him and his
interest in music continued.
throughout his life, having
foamed and played in orches-
tras, and taught violin les-
sons up to the time of his
-death.
His church and Masonic
Lodge held great interest for
him. He was an elder in the
Presbyterian Church for , 40
years. He was a member of
Old Light Lodge it 184 for 51
years. During that time he
was Past District Deputy of
North Huron District A.F. &
A.M., Past 1st Principal in
Royal Arch Chapter # 147., i.
and a 32nd degree Mason.
Old Light Lodge conducted a
Masonic service Friday even-
ing,
with several Past Dist-
rict Deputies and Brethren,
throughout the area attend-
ing
The funeral service was
held October 6, from the
MacKenzie and• McCreath
Funeral Home, with Rev.
Wm. Munshaw of Lucknow
Presbyterian Church, offic-
iating.
Burial followed in South
Kinloss Cemetery.
Honourary pallbearers
were Wm. Porteous, George
Kennedy, Virden Mowbray,
Gordon Fisher, Ted Collyer,
Frank MacKenzie and Jack
MacDonald. '
Pallbearers were Jim Hen=
derson, Norman Taylor, Gor-
don Johnstone, Ross Gain-
mie, Leonard Machines and
Lloyd MacDougall.
Flower bearers were Rod-
ney and Martin MacLeod and
Wade Walker.
MRS. AIMEE JANE
McCULLOUGH
Mrs. .Aimee Jane
1VcCullough of R.R. 3
Goderich died in
Maitland Manor nursing
hone. Goderich on.
{
Tuesday, October 9 after
a lengthy illness at the
ague of 85.
She was born on
February 9, 1694 in the
County of York, Ontario
to Alexander and Jane
(Deans) Quinton.
She was a retired
employee of the Robert
Simpson Company.
She was married to.
Alvin Morse McCullough
who predeceased her.
She was. also
predeceased by two
sisters and two brothers.
She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. R.M.
(Beth) Drennan of R.R. 3
Goderich; and one
grandson, David Dren-
nan.
A funeral service was
held at McCallum
Funeral Home in
Goderich on Thursday,
October 11 at 2 p.m. The
Reverend Ronald C.
McCalturn officiated.
Interment ' was in
Kintail Cemetery"
Pallbearers were
David Drennan, John
Drennan, Ross Bailey
and Ben Johnston.
Parents to child
psychologist; "The very
minute. we. stop
showering him' with at-
tention, he acts spoiled. -
NELSON MacINTOSH
RAYNARD
Nelson Macintosh Ray-
nard of Lucknow died at
University Hospital in Lon-
don on Monday, October 8,
1979, in his 77th year.
Born in Kinloss Township,
he was the second son of the
late Maxwell Raynard and
the late Mary Webster. His
parents later moved to Ash-
field Township, where Mr.
Raynard lived until he'retired
from farming and moved to
Lucknow in 1965.
Surviving besides his wife,
the former Clara Ritchie,
'whom he married, in Feb-
ruary of 1929, are three_.
daughters. Dorothy, Mrs.
Donald Murray of Holyrood;
Lillian, Mrs. Russel Irvin,
Ashfield and Ruth, Mrs.
Fred Shropshall of Clinton
and three sons, Douglas of
Ashfield; Bruce of West
Wawanosh . and ', -ehris of
Aylmer.
. Twenty" -one grandchildren
and four great grandchildren
and one sister, Mrs. George
Twamley of Listowel, also
survive.
He was predeceased by
one brother, Melvin, two
sisters, Lillian, Mrs. Walter
Alton and Pearl, Mrs, Harold
Ferguson and one grandson,
Jerry Irvin.
The funeral was conducted
by. Rev. Douglas Kaufman of
Lucknow United Church on
Wednesday, October 10,
1979 at the MacKenzie and.
McCreath Funeral Home in
Lucknow.
Burial followed in Green-
hill Cemetery.
Mr. Raynard was carried
....to ..rest by six grandsons,
Glenn Raynard, Donald
Shropshall, Rick Shropshall,
Allan Murray, William Irvin
and Dale Irvin.
Flower bearers were five
granddaughters, Susan Iry-
in, Marlene Murray, Diane
Raynard, Kathy Raynard and
Marian Raynard.
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