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FFICE ADMINISTRATOR WANTED for
ucknow United Church. Six hours per week
(flexible hours) for interview phone 519-528-
3019 by Dec 23. - 50,51 ar
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Pert -Time Landfill Attendant
The Township .of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh . is accepting applications
for the position of Part -Tune Landfill Attendant at the Ashfield Landfill Site.
This. position will be .responsible to operate the new weigh scale, and will
work every Saturday from 9 am to 5 prn, and also Mondays from 9 am to
noon during the months of May to October.
Qualifications: .
• Good communication skills
• Ability to work unsupervised
Written applications and resumes for this position will be received
In confidence by the undersigned until 12 noon on Friday, December
18, 2009 to:
The Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh
Attention: Brian VanOsch,Public Works Superintendent
erintendent P
82133 Council Line
RR5
Goderich, ON . N7A 3Y2
Fax: 519-524-1951
Email: pws @ acwtownship.ca
We thank all applicants for interest, however, only those candidates
selected for an interview will be contactor!. Personal ' information is
collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information
and Protection of Privacy Act and will be used only for employment
purposes.
42 Obituaries
CRANSTON
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George Cranston, beloved husband of Jane Cranston of Lucknow
passed away at his residence on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009 at the age of 79.
He was born in Wet Wawanosh Township on Sept. 9, 1930 to the late
Gladys H de and Earl Cranston. George and Jane were -married at the
('s Manse)21,1951. Greatlymissed byfive sons; Bob
St. Helen's on July
(Barb) Cranston of Lucknow, Wayne (Mary) Cranston of Lucknow, Ray
Cranston of Goderich (Rick Cranston of Lucknow and Paul Cranston also
of Lucknow. Also survived by nine grandchildren, nine great-grandchil-
dren and brother Allan (Margaret) Cranston of Lucknow. Predeceased
by his brother Ronald (Kelly) Cranston and sister Evelyn Smith. Visitation
was held from MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow on
Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009. A funeral service was conducted from the chapel
on Friday, Dec. 4, 2009 with Marian Raynard officiating.. Pallbearers
were sons; Bob, Wayne,. Ray, Rick and Paul and grandson Jeff Cranston:
Flower bearers were granddaughters Jenny and Kristi Cranston and
Angela Hogg. Interment Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Portrait and
memorial online at www.mackenzieandmccreath.com - 50
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43 Births
NEABLE
Peter and Sara Neable
of Listowel are happy
to announce the safe
arrival of Grady James
Daniel on Thursday,
Oct. 22, 2009, weigh-
ing in at 8 lbs. 11 oz. at
St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. He is a wee
brother for Rowen
Mae. Proud grandpar-
ents are Ken and Dylis
Lockwood of Bluevale,
Howard and Mary Lou
Neable of Lucknow, and
great-grandmother Mary Guest of
Whitechurch. - 50ar
42 Obituaries
ELDON HACKETT BRADLEY
(WWII VETERAN)
January .15, 1922- November 28, 2009
Eldon passed away suddenly at his home
in Greenwood Court Nursing Home in
Stratford, at noon on Saturday while sitting
in his chair (just as he w,Anted). He had for-
merly lived in Lucknow for 32 years after
moving from his farm home in Ashfield
Township, north of Goderich. He is
mourned by his loving wife . of 65 years,
Aliene Campbell Bradley whom he married
on December 16th, 1943. Also left to
mourn are one daughter Phyllis and son-in-
law David Todd of Stratford and two grand-
daughters, .Dr. Kate Todd of Guelph and Emma Todd of . Richmond,
British Columbia. Eldon also leaves behind one sister-in-law, Evelyn
Bradley of Point Clark andeight nieces and one nephew. They are
Sandra and Gil Touringy of Calgary, Alberta; Brenda and Don Whitfield
of Sault Ste Marie; Norman and Cathy MacLennan of Listowel; Maureen
and Dave Thomas of Goderich; Mary and Bruce Scott of Huron
Township; Maxine and Greg Alton of Wingharn; Movita Bradley; Michele
Bradley and Madonna and Bruce Terpstra all of Waterloo. There are
also many cousins, great nieces and nephews and great -great nieces
and nephews who will miss Eldon. Eldon was pre -deceased by his par-
ents, John Alexander Bradley and Mary Hackett as well as his younger.
brother Jim Bradley, all of Ashfield. He moumed the death of his ,only.
son, Dr. John Bradley of Toronto in 2006. He was also pre -deceased by
his sister-in-law Doris (Brown) and brothers-in-law Dr. Murray
MacLennan and George Michie all of the Wingharn area, his father-in-
law Walter Brown of Amberley and mothers-in-law. Estelle Brown and
Dorthea Brown. Eldon was born and raised on the Bradley Homestead
on Highway 21 just south of Amberley where he spent his early years
attending Laurier School and then farming :with his father and younger
brother. In 1942, at the age of 20, he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force
and he served his country until the end of World War 11 in 1945. He was
part of the Canadian Eastern Air Command and was stationed in
Moncton, New Brunswick and Halifax, Nova Scotia. Following the war he
returned home where he and Aliene purchased their own farm in Ashfield
Township: and together set up and operated a mixed farming operation
which developed into a registered and accredited herd of Holstein cattle
of which Eldon was most proud. -I he milk from their cows was manu-
factured into cheese at the Pine River Cheese Factory for many years.
Both Eldon and Aliene were happy that their farm is still in operation
today. In 1973 they sold the farm and Eldon built a new home for himself
and Aliene in Lucknow. He enjoyed his semi -retirement but kept busy
helping with field and barn work with his brother Jim as well as travelling
and selling grass seed to other farmers in the area. He became a direc-
tor of the West Wawanosh Fire InsuranceCompany where he worked for •
16 years. Eldon was always an active and participating person in his
community where he was a member of the Amberley Loyal Orange
Lodge, Pine River United Church (where he served on the board and
was manager of the building committee for the new church erected in
1958), the Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch 309, the Lucknow
International Lions Club and Lucknow United Church, as well as a mem-
ber of the Holstein -Friesen Association of Ontario. He and Aliene volun-
teered for many community events including delivering Meals -On -
Wheels. He enjoyed bowling, curling and a good euchre card gage until
failing eyesight forced him to give up his work, volunteering and sports
activities. In 2005 Eldon and Aliene moved to Stratford to be closer to
family and they purchased a home in Hamlet Estates. in 2007 they
moved into the assisted living Loft at Greenwood Court, and in June
2009 Eldon moved into the Nursing Home at Greenwood where he was.
able to receive the extra care that he needed. ,He battled with, and.
accepted, his blindness and deafness and decreased mobility during the
last years of his life but kept his good humour, strong mind, dignity and
love of family until his passing. Eldon's funeral service was conducted
from the MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Home in Lucknow on
Wednesday, Dec. 2, with a Legion Remembrance Service held prior.
Rev. C. Harvey officiated. Memories were shared by daughter Phyllis
and family, the Bradley cousins and the MacLennan cousins. Soloist was
Carol Atkinson. Pallbearers were Greg Alton, Bruce Scott, Dave
Thomas, George Gibson, Neil MacKenzie and George Anderson.
Memorial donations may be made to Lucknow United Church or to
Lucknow Legion Branch 309 Poppy Fund. Interment was held at
Greenhill Cemetery in Lucknow immediately following the service.
Memorial online at www.mackenzieandmccreath.com - 50ar
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