The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-05-23, Page 20Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 23, 1984—Page 19
James Clnistgpher Cooke
ames Christopher Cooke passed, away in
senbrenner Hospital,': ,Kapuskasing on
3, 1984 in his `5st ' year..
Be was born in Witigham on November
;1933 to Chris and -Lottie Cooke of West.
wanosh Township.:
As a young -child the family moved" to
puskasing where:; he attended Diamond
flee Public Sch.00l, ,On :returning to
avow in 1942, he completed his .public
ool education at Belfast :Public School #
5,13. He went on to Lucknow Continua -
School. y�
1956 he returned to Kapuskasing where
joined'the .Canadian Armed Forces that
p, He was sent overseas with the United
tions emergency forces as clerk account -
and served in the ,Gaza strip :area. ,
When he received his discharge front the
Y, he was employed. by Spruce, Falls
vier and Paper Co. where . he was still.
ployed at the time of :his death.
.funeral service .was held. on Saturday,
0,5, 1984 to the. Kapu skasing Cemetery
ruskasing Brant)) #85 of the Canadian
lion had charge , of all funeral arrange
nts. His • brother, Witold, 'attended the,
ral. ;
OBITVAMES
Eavey [Eva] May Wall
Eva Wall, 71, beloved wife of Harry Wall
of Wheeler .Street; Lucknow, passed away
suddenly on Mother's. Day; Sunday, May 13,
1984 at he; late residence A heart attack is
the suspected cause of death. She was- a
loving wife,mother and grandmother and
was a1 unpretentious woman, always
considering the needs of others greater than
her own.
She was born in Hamilton Township, •
Ontario on November 16, 1913, the daughter.
of Willi4am Henry Taylor (pre-;deceas !FI 1935)
and Eiizsbeth .May Tripp :(pre -deceased).
She married. Harry (.Thomas .Henry). Wall
at the Presbyterian Manse, Lucknow on
April 4, 1947, officiated by Charles. H.
MacDonald.
She is survived, by sons, Robert Taylor of
Wiarton, Arthur of Lucknow and. George of.
Listowel; daughters, Elizabeth of Toronto,
Joyce Parrish' of Kitchener, Marilyn (Mrs.
Robiert.Howey) of Belmont; :and step-daugh-
ters'Mary Jane Wall'(Mrs. George Brown) of
R. R. 3, Tiverton and. Laura (Mrs. Jack
Pollard) of R. R. 4 Ripley; 33 .grandchildren;
19 great- grandchildren; . one sister, Mrs.
Marion Spiers of Toronto and two brothers,
Tames Taylor of Port Hope and John Jamie-
son . (adopted) of Toronto,
• She was pe -deceased by her parents and ..
Jim Taylor of Stoney Creek. Harold Taylor of
Hamilton, two grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. .
An • Anglican service was held at the
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home in
Lucknow on Tuesday, May 15, 1984 at 2.00
p.m., The service was conducted by Rev.
George 'Garratt of St. Peter's Anglican , ,
Church.
Pallbearers were Gordon Wall of Wing -
ham and grandsons, Keith Bonnett of Kin- I
cardine, Neil Bonnett of Teeswater, Steven
Bonnett of Tiverton, Ronald . Brown of .,
Tiverton and Allan Brown of Holstein.
Flowerbearers-were grandchildren Brad-
ley Fairish. of Kitchener; Tom, Tracey and.
Terri , Wall of Belgrave; 'Neil and ' George
Wall Jr. of Belgrave; and Rhonda, Beryl,
Irma and Jawn Taylor . of Wiarton. •
A committal service followed at Greenock
Cemetery, Highway 9, Greenock Township.
Sleep on. Dear Mother
And take thy rest.
Jesus called thee home.
He knowest best.
m.
My Boy
My boy wotdd never throw a stone
Tobreak your, window , glassl
My boy, is hardly away from home
It could not be him who smashed
MM' boy is always, oh, so sweet
And gentle with anyone he meets,
My toy,, of course would never steal,
-To Mention that how hurt he'd feel.
It •would -not be my 'boy who did:ihatttick,
Who slammed the door ori threw .the brick
.not=iny boy who burned-youir fence,
Or. would you see himwith- a cigarette! •
My boy would never toinch • the booze
Not of that crowd would he ever choose;
My boy would . never take a drink
Or would•he ever go on the brink.
My boy would never do yon wrong
My boy is healthy, good and strong.
My boy would never sauce you back,
Nor would he be among that pack.
irths
TT• Mr. and Mrs. Randy Scott are
d to announce the safe arrival of Darren
hard on May 16, 1984, weighing 8 lb. 1
at Wingham and District Hospital.
t - Bob and Janey Hall of Regina are
Py to announce the birth of `their son,
drew William, at Regina General Hospital
Friday, May 4, 1984.. Proud grandparents
Elwin and Rose Hall, Owen Sound, and
}pard and Barbara Kant of Eganville.
ucknow THIS meet
rs• William Henderson presided over"
Evening Auxiliary tneeting`on May 15 in
Presbyterian Church. To open the
ling Mrs-. Henderson read a poem and
in prayer.
,,Maudie Fisher led in -a devotional period
a commentary :by'"Rev. Hugh Nugent oh
Mother's Day theme followed.
N. James Aitchison gave the mission,
ilyon Central Africa. She discussed living
Worm and ,the extremely slow rate of
!opulent in that area.
Ross Gammie informed the group
the money for the foster child has been
d for this year:
• Ralph Cameron read two appropriate
his and the meeting was closed with
r,•
laudie Fisher and Mrs. Lloyd Moffat
`ed a delicious lunch.
Vhjie lunch was being prepared, mem-
s played Bible Baseball.
My boy, of course is very proud,
Nor would' he be . among that crowd;
He always had a kindly heart
With a crowd like, that he'd not be a part.
Don't be too certain !what he'd do
Boys who are perfect are very few,
And when with other boys are found,
It's ahnost certain they are with the crowd around.
So when he gets . with all the rest,
At home he's maybe the very best
But when it comes to all the tests
Like other boys he can be a pest.
I have no doubt that your boy is good;
And when he reaches his manhood,
• He will be everything you say,
But guide him through his boyhood ways.
—from collection of poems, The Dreamer,
1
by Beth McConnell of Dungannon.
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TOWNSHIPS:
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Wingham
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Section 4, 14, and 21, that unless noxious weeds growing -:on their
lands are destroyed by June 11, 1984 and throughout the seaman, the
Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have 'the weeds
destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set out in
the Act'.
The co-operation of all citizens k solicited.
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