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Obituary
DONALD A. MacDONALP .He was transferred to .the Great
Donald (Dan) MacDonald, 80, of Lakes Transit package boats in
1916 as first irate. He also served
308 Breckenridge street, Buffalo,' on the passenger CU steamer Octorara.
in Sisters Hos- i Seip ice was nducted in the
N.Y., passed away ,
'pital, April 16. He had been ill
three years.
He was the eldest son of the
late Isabella Morrison and William
MacDonald, of Goderich. Educat-
ed in Goderich, .lie,went to the
United States as a young' maxi and
started his lakes career, in 1903
with the Western Transit Fleet.
A_ax.HAR.PEn
CHHART ERED ACCOUNTANT
65 South St. Goderich, Ont.
CHIROPRACTIC .
fTERBERT 13. SUCH: D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic:
office flo;trs f
Mon., Titysra --9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tues.. Fri --9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed. de Sat. ,9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
Wilmer Snyder funeral home by
LRev. William Flough of the West
avenue Presbyterian Church. Bur-
ial took place April 20 in. Forest
Lawn cemetery. Pallbearers were
his sons, Donald, ..,Ernest and Gor-
don, Arthur McCormack, son-in-
law; Harold MacKay and George
Young.
' Mr. 'MacDonald was twice mar-
ried, his first wife being the late
Susan Marshall, of Goderich. To
this. union were four children who
survive, Donald, of., Tawas, Mich.;
Ernest, of- Dearborn, Mich.; Mrs.
Lillian MacKenzie, Detroit; Mrs.
Lola McCormack, Detroit. Some
years later he married the former
Angeline, MacLeod, of Ripley, who
survives with ,.one son, Gordon.
Also surviving are two brothers
and one sister, Peter. of Goderich;
Angus, of Windsor; and Mrs, Kath-
erine Newton. of New Hudson,
Mich;. also eight grandchildren and
four ,great-grandchildren.
Attending the funeral from Gode-
rich:-• ere Peter MacDonald and
son, Graham, and Miss Flora Smith.
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
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JOHN R. MIDDLETON
John R. Middleton, •75, one of the
best known residents of Goderich
Township, where he had farmed
most of his life, died Sunday at
his home, R.R. 3, Clinton.
He was a graduate of the OAC
at Guelph, and besides farming,
was keenly interested in commun-
ity affairs. He was a member of
St. James Anglican Church, served
as councillor in Goderich Township
council in 1926-27, was reeve in
1928-29, and 'secretary -treasurer of
S.S. No. 10 for several years. He
was twice married, his first wife
being the former Bertha Hayter.
Surviving are his wife, the form-
er Leila V. Feagan; four sons, Bert-
---•—•------ ram, St. Marys; Douglas, St. Cath-
- arines; Ross, Goderich Township;
John at home; �--- daughters. Mrs.
Is Guest Preac
I,O�,�O Mirnster �
At ,North Street Church. A. . ger rY
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North Street United Church .con- ,LADY GOLFERS NAME
gregation marked 122 years of con- SLATE OF OFFICERS
tinuous worship and the 49th an-
niversary of the church building at
special services on Sunday. ,
.. Guest preacher for .the occasion
Mrs.
N. C. Jackson on Tuesday
4 BRITANNIA ROAD
(corner South Street)
,Phone 1011 Goderich, Ont.
beth Hampson, Toronto: Mrs. Hat -ed, making bids for... the people of
tie Stewart, Myna and Agnes, Gode- the -world. "You and I as��individ-
-- ' rich. uals must make our personal
The remains rested at the family ! s
The annual meeting of the ladies'
section of MaitlandGolf Club was
held at the home ofthe president,
was Rev. Angus J.' MacQueen, min- evening, April 13. The ' president
i'ster 'of First St. Andrew's United. I was in the chair.
Church, London. Special mussic 1 Mrs. R. Brewer, convener of the
was provided by "The Queensmen, nominating cotnmittee, read the
Toronto male choir under the dirr , following slate of officers for the
ection of R. A. Shepherd, with; coming year: President, Mrs. N.
James. Crockett as soloist. The l C. Jackson.; first vice-president,
services were conducted by ,Rev. I Mrs. Helen Watts; second vice -
11. A. Dickinson, minister of North ! president, Mrs. G. Mathieson; sec -
Street United Church.: ' i retary-treasurer, • Miss - Marjor•;ie
Taking as his topic "The Good . Macfie. House committee: con -
New,' at the morning service, Mr. vener, Mrs. E. Allison; assistants, '
MacQueen .said that • television, Miss Kay Whately, Mrs. J. McLeod,
radio and newspapers consider � Mrs. John Wall, Miss Joe Ryan,
Murder, , crime, 'train wrecks and Mrs. George Ellis, Mrs. Helen
other disasters to be news today. Watts and Mrs. It Brewer.
' Gospel Needed
"The gopd news," he said, '`is
that Jesus Christ died to save sin-
ners." He said that the gospel of
God was what people • needed to
hear in ,our time and generation.
"God knows and watches the
universe," he said, "and because he
knows all, there is meaning and
purpose to lige,` God cares for in-
dividual persons, and everyone
counts of infinite value in the eyes
of God."
He said that because' God helps
people, this does not mean we have
nothing to do. ''`If our toil is hon-
est and sincere, we can count on
Sports committee: Miss Elizabeth
Tobin, Miss Margaret Evans, Mrs.
J. Morgan, Mrs. D. D. Worthy, Miss
Evelyn Cooper,' Mrs. F. Overholt ,
and Mrs. J. Ubukata, Telephone
committee: Mrs. E. A, Garland and'
Mrs. G. Mathieso.n., Nominating]
committee for 1955:' Mrs. Earl Al-
lison, Mrs. Fred Rouse and Mrs.
L. McGee,
A discussion -follo'wed about the
activities for the corning season
and it was decided to have the
annual tea on June 9 and the
tournament at the end of June.
The C.L.d.U. spoon days» are to
be held -each Tuesday .be�,; nnin g on
his help," Mr. •MacQueen said. "The May 18. The arrangements for
glorious gospel of God is the good the two -ball foursome were left m
news in this day of bad news."
Stand Fast
At the evening service, taking as
his subject, "Take Your Stand," he
told of the 'challenge facing the
Christian» Church today, and the
need for Christians to stand fast.
"In Great Britain today," he said,
"less than 10 per cent of the people I
attend church. In Canada, church -
membership 'is on the increase, but
there is a decline in vital Christian
morality and Christian living." -
Freinces Powell and Mrs. Keith l. Mr. MacQueen said that today ,in
Tyndall, Clinton; Mrs. Russell An- every part of the world' the gospel
Iderson, Holland Landing; Mrs. •Ed- and Christian morality _are being
' win Tufts, London; Mrs. Allan challenged. It is the Christian
White, Graritil-::Bend; Lois, at home; Church against morality and secul-
orte brother, Fred, Goderich Town- arisen. The *odd is confused; all
ship; and four sisters. Mrs. Eliza- kinds of ideologies are being offer -
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tand," he said
residence until 2 p.m., Tuesday, I At the morning service the choir
then at St. James Church, where sanga,"Thanks »b,e to Thee" and
I funeral service was conducted at ``Beautiful Savior," and Mr. Crock
' 2.30 pan. by Rev, E. Carew -Jones, ett sang "The 23rd Psalm," In
Bayfield, and interment made in the evening, the choir sang "I
Bayfield ,cemetery. Heard the Voice" and "Now Let
i y
Tongue," and Mr. Crockett
During ,n�� Q ��Q .,•�,eEvery
' sang "The Lord is my Light."
Miming the evening service
armed •forces. . - ' the chair presented a—concert-- of
KINGSBRIDGE
KINC4 131UlI G , April 28, — St.
Joseph's parish was greatly honor-
ed by a three-day visit from Father
Moore and the Pilgrim Virgin
Statue of Our . Lady pf Fatima-. .
Sunday evening 'a motorcade met
the Ave Maria van coming from
Goderich about 8.30 p.m. The
parishoners—met at the farm of
Michael O'Neill, and walked to the
church in A processioncarrying
lighted candles, and reciting the
"Rosary." There was a constant
vigil, hour after hour, day and
night by volunteers praying for the,
intercession of Our ;Lady of Fatima
for world peace, at the beautiful
shrine•.which Father Van Vynckt,
F.P, erected here in honor » of this
visit of Our Lady's statue, which
has _;travelled___thousands .__stir _miles_
and is :now touring »parishes in
London » diocese. • Large crowds
from far and near to attend the
Triduum in honor of Our Lady, and
the sermons of Rev. Father Patrick
Moore and F ather Meyer, C.R.,
j were inspiring; and made this a
most ,memorable occasion for those
who had the privilege of being
present. The Ave Maria Van carry-
ing the Statute of Our Lady and
accompanied by Father Moore -left
parish on Tuesday evening for
Sacred Heart church in Wingham.
Rev. Father K. Sheridan of Ham -
ilton visited, with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Sheridan, and his sister, Miss
Mary Sheridan during the. Easter
holidays.
Michael O'Neill and his another,
Mrs. M. O'Neil and Kenneth Fitz-
patrick, visitett with friends , in
London during the past -week.
Walter Dalton, of Detroit, spent.
the week -end with relatives here.
The Easter danoe held in thfe
parish hall last Friday night was
largely attended and the door prize
was won by Douglas Hackett, of
Lueknow.
Mr.' and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald and
baby are visiting , at the home of
Mrs. P Murphy.
Mr:. -, am :.Mrs. A.
THE SUPERIOR
RUBBER -BASE
1,P PAINT
a of their
daughter, Mrs. Gene F yne, dur-
ing the past week.
Mr. and 'lVfrs. Ed Bey olds and
sons visited. _ at- the .ho a er'f ,Mr-.
and Mrs. Ray Dalton re entry,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baechler and
Paul, of Goderich, visited at the
home of Dr. G. Frayne on Sunday.
,It would seem that an Irishman
by the name of Pat Pending is the
greatest inventor of them all.
water heating and
refrigeration
Alf. J. Schmidt, .
representative.
charge of the men. Coffee »was •
served by the : hostess after the
meeting was adjourned.
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