The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-11-07, Page 27Lucknow andarea.
HOWARD ALLEN
BENNETT
On Monday, October 29th,
1979, at North York General
Hospital, Toronto, Howard
Allen Bennett died in his
fiftieth year, eldest son of the
late Harry Bennett 'and his
wife Margaret Smith of Tor-
onto.
Left to mourn are his wife,
the former Marjorie Emma
Haldenby, (daughter of Arth-
ur and Lillian Haldenby of
Kinlough) and his son and
daughter-in-law, Howard Jr..
and Heather Bennett of
Toronto, and one brother,
Norman of Detroit, Michi-
gan.
A lifetime employee of the
Grey Coach Lines, of Toron-
to, Howard was 'attached to
the Internal audit depart-;,,
ment. Active as well in
church, he served for many
years as warden for St.
Dunstan's Anglican Church,
Landsdowne Ave., of which
he was a faithful"•member
until failing health overtook
him.
Funeral . service was held
on Thursday, November 1,
1979, from O'Connor Funeral
Home, Lawrence; Avenue
East, Scarborough, conduct-
ed by
onduct-ed.by Rev. Petcy.of St. Dun-
stan''s. Interment followed in
York Cemetery.
Pallbearers were John Ed-
wards, Wm, Partridge, "(Grey
Coach Lines),Howard and
Brian Whiteside, nephews;
Douglas•Sparling and Rodger
Babcock.
'Honorary pallbearer, Mr:
Walter,�,Vince, a long time
friend and fellow worker.
Relatives ': and friends at-
' tended from Detroit, Sarnia,
Goderich, Walkerton, Kin -
lough, Guelph, Queensville
and Toronto.
MRS. C'ATHERTNE
MARY LANNAN`
Mrs.:..Catherine Mary
Lannan, •a resident of the
T 'L G M.anor Nursing
Home in Newmarket, ,
died at her resid.ence' on
Friday; October 26 atthe
age of 80, i
She wa•s. . born in,
Kingsbridge on June, 14,
1899 to Stephen and Mary'
(Hogan) Martin
She lived in
Kingsbridge until going
to Newmarket ' in the fall.
of 1968. \
She was a : member of
St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church in
Kingsbridge.
On June 14, 1922 she
married William Patrick
Lannan in Kingsbridge.
He survives her.
seAlso . surviving are
en children, Mrs.
Wilamina Hill' of Agin-
court, Clare of Perkin -
§field, Mrs.,:. Dan
(Rosemary) Bass of Welt
Hill, William (Bud) of
Woodstock,- Mrs. Don
(Delina) °T aetz Of St.
Agatha, Mrs. Ian
(Donna) Parker of.
London and Eldon also of
London; one sister, Mrs.
Michael (Monica) Law of
London.; 20 grand-
' Children; and seven
great-grandchildren.
She waspredeceased
by two brothers, Blais
and Bert, Ite
The body of • the late
Mrs. Lannan rested at
Stiles- Funeral Horne in
Goderich. '
A funeral service was
held at St. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church,
Kingsbridge on Monday,
October 29 at 10:30 a.m.
The Reverend Father Ed
Dentinger officiated.
Interment was in St..
Joseph's Roman Catholic
Cemetery, Kingshridge.'
Pallbearers were Jim
Martin, Arnold
Verhallen, Bill Hogan,
Eldon Austin, John
Austin . and Francis
Hogan.
GEORGE ALBERT TIFFIN
•
George Albert Tiffin of
Lucknow, died in ' University
Hospital, London on Sunday,
October 28, 1979. He was 74.
A farmerin the Langside
area in Kinloss Township., be
retired to Lucknow in .1958.,
He was born in Kinloss on
April 9, 1905, a son of .the
late Joseph Tiffin orLaiig=
-side and the late Mary Taylor
of Langside.
He married Isabel Pardon
at Whitechurch on May 29,
1929. ,.
Besides his wife, • he is
survived by one daughter
Colleen,.Mrs. Hugh MacMil-
lan, of Watford, and three
grandsons, Greg of Watford,
'David of Watford and Paul of
Edmonton. A. brother, We.s-
ley Tiffin of Whitechurch„
also 'survives, ..
He was predeceased by. his
paents and' a brother, ,Or
vile.
he funeral was held on
T ursday, November 1, 1979
at p.m. from the MacKen-
zie and' McCreath Funeral
Home, Luckno '..Rev. Wil-
liam Munshaw of Lucknow
Presbyterian Church con-
ducted the service.
Pallbearers ° were Donald
Stewart, William Ferguson,
Angus Falconer, Grant. Mac
Intyre, Ronald Cleghorn and
Joseph Tiffin...
.Burial followed. in South
Kinloss Cemetery.
FRANK C. YOUNG
Frank C. Young. of
Death
NELSON . .
In Victoria Hospital, London
on Tuesday, November 6,
1979, Margaret Irene Ross,
of Ashfield' Township, in her
60th year. Beloved wife of
James Nelson, dear mother
of .Barbara, Mrs. Arthur
Helm, Lucknow and William,
of Lucknow. Also surviving
are four grandchildren, two
sisters, Mrs. -Mary West,
Don Mills, :and Jessie, Mrs.
John . MacKenzie, Florida,
and .. two brothers, Jack of
Detroit and .William of Luck -
now. Resting at the Mac-
Kenzie and McCreath Fun-
" eral Home after 1 p.m.
Wednesday, November 7
where the funeral service will
be held at 2 p.m. on Thurs-
day, November 8. Officiating
clergyman, Rev. Doug Kauf-
man. Memorial. donations .to
the Canadian Cancer Society
would be appreciated.
Goderich died suddenly
at his home on Friday,
October 26 at ,the '"age of
56.
He was born in
Goderich on July 2, 1923
to Girvin and Irene
(Long) Young.
He was a" life long
resident of Goderich. He
worked in production
control at Champion
Road Machinery Limited
and was chairman of'the
Committee of Adjust-
ment for the Town of
•Goderich.
He served in the Royal
Canadian Air Force and
was a member of., Royal
Canadian Legion Branch
Lucknow Sentinel, We dneeday, November 7, 1979 -0 -Page, 27 .
1ituE1.ries
109. He was also a
member of Maitland
Lodge no, 33 A.F. and.
A.M..and a member of
Knox Presbte°rian
Church.
He- married Manjorie
Bissett who survives him.
Also surviving him are
one daughter, Mrs:
-Douglas (Peggy)
Rowcliffe of Seaforth; his.
mother, . Mrs. Irene
Young of Goderich; two
grandchildren, Jane and
Susan; and sisters-in-law
and brothers-in-law, Jean
and Mac Bell of Goderich
and Betty : and .George
Moncrief of Amberly.
A funeral service was
held at McCallum
Funeral Home in
Goderich on Monday,
October 29 at 2 p.m. The
Reverend G.L. Royal
officiated.
Interment was in
Colborne . Cemetery,
Colborne Township,
Pa°llbearers were
Bruce Erskine, Bill
Schaefer, Don Sager, Jim
Skeoch, Gua Chisholm
and Mickey Giiders.
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