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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-10-16, Page 8IPME EIGHT , THE GODERICH SKINALLSTAR TgURSDAY, ammo, if,Ith, 1854 A . Kit*ITAIL Ma's. 'Ray Dalton teorcharge of the - meeting. The -district president, R:INTAIL, Oct. 14. -The October Mrs. Bradnock, was the guest nweting of the Kintail VP.Iwas speaker and gave a paper on the history and value of the Institute ''''OdeCevehitheztivatelPezin-efint, 1904 lalx Jleg .atevea4. MrS.-Bff- POTATO SPECIAL GOOD FOR LIMITED TIME, ONLY - Johnstone played two old .time piano numbers. Mrs. Wylds closed the meeting playing the Queen and Institute grace., A successful awe:" Lion sale of useful artielea was Md. "61144" unc $ 49 for 75 lb. bag NO. 1 STAMPED AND GRADED. Buy several bags at this price and save. - WE DELIVER - IVAN'S FRUIT MARKET KINGSTON ST,., PHONE 1571 PORTER'S HILL OBITUARY . _ for the past seven years, and died at ,the McCormack House, London, horn 87 years ago. He had reSided . on October 19th follewing a short • ROBERT S. CAMPBELL _. ' of Turaberry, and George, of Gode- nine4s. . kle was a member of the I - itftg ,e42, Ttpriaixzelaurch and with eneral ospi a on CTICTO'ber 1st ber 4th at Wingham. Wearied' farm in Go4e.righ Townshin,. for e. of Robert Stuart Campbell, Turn- was in the Wingham cemetery. tnumber of years. His brother pre - berry Township, -in his 86th year. Pallbearers were Bengon Straughan, deceased him in 1951. . He was born in Brock •Tewnship James Campbell, Alvin Mundell, One brother, Wilfred Bell, re - the eldest in. a family of sev.eti John eleghorn, David Eadie and sides in Toronto and he is also children of the late William Hunter ,Herman Metcalfe. Flower bearersi survived by two nieces, Miss Helen Campbell and Isabelle Sutherland. were Bill Straughan, Roy Strau- Bell, R.eg.N,, of ,London, and -Mrs. He received his early eduction in , Sghan, CharlrocOrr, es Campbell and Jack 1 traughan. . Bk , of Toronto. P)RTER'S HAL, Oct. 14. - The October 'meeting Of the W,A. of Grace Church had 10 ladies prfr sent. Owing to the absence ()title president, the vice-president. .Mrs. T. Sowerby, took .charge. MrA. Harris led in prayer. The'MeSerip- ture was read by rs. Cox.' Mrs. G. Mazinuie read the enemies, of last meeung and r, earresporid- ec'e Mrs.' A aeris 7'ed the t re a s r s ;Neel, so le was sues tet. Ye= ,C Dur teee was .7.ee Ne3e0cate.e.- ineeting :ate te.-..ee of Mrs. Fsi Lucknow and Wingham schools Th man beautiful floral trib- , e y , MRS. MARY CRAIGIE DONER where he later lived: He was a utea testified to the high esteem ini. Funeral services were held on member of Wi,ngham United which 'the 'late Mr. Campbell was October 6 at Toronto for -Mrs. Mary Church. In -1903 he was married to Annie Relatives and friends were pre- - Flinheth liolloway and resided for sent from London, Barrie, Blyth, sorne time at Holmesville. ,Surviv- Goderich and Wingham. ing besides his wife are three sons, Robin, of Winghani, Herbert and Stuart, of Turnberry, one daughter, Mr. Andrew Straughan, (Eliza- beth), of Goderich; ten grandchild- ren, seven great-grandchildren. Two brothers also survive, William, • JO YOU'LL BE SITTING PRETTY * Insulate l'i1O-ur Home * Install Storm Windows Repair Leaking Roofs , You B Glad You Called A Ang esea St. You Co. Lim ted Phones: an J. H. CALLAHAN A former resideflt of Goderich died at Toronto on October 8, in his 80th year following a short in-! ness. His parents were' the late I Mr.. and _Mrs.. John -Callahan, ef I Connecticut. He ,was married to Mary Josephine Fiekell, in Toronto, in 1910. Deceased came to Goderich as a Canadian National Railway conduc- tor and with his wife resided on Bennett street. His wife prede- ceased him in 1944 and shortly afterwards. Mr. Callahan moved to Toronto where he has since re- sided. One brother, Vincent Callahan, of Englewood, New Jersey, sur- vives. The funeral on Friday afternoon last was at the Lodge funeral home with interment in Maitland 'ceme- tery. Rev. Dr. K. E. Taylor, of- ficiated. . JOHN JOSEPH BOYLE 1 John Joseph Boyle, Victoria . street, Goderich, 'died in Alexandra Hospital, on Friday, October 10. He was a' sop of the iate Henry Boyle and Julia Brophy and was born in West Wawanosh Township where he resided until he moved ttoGderich 38-years-ago,--He-ate tended' the separate school at St: .,Augustin e and was a Member of St. Peter's Church,'the Holy Nettie Society and the Propagatien, of the ' Faith: IIn 1931, he was married at St. lAugustine to Mary Johanna Glas- gow who still survives as well as I one sister, Mrs. Helen Hays, of I Toronto, and three brothers, 1Joseph, of St. Augustine, and Wil- ! liam and, Alphonsus, of Goderich. Requital high mass was sung by • Rev. Father J. P. Gleeson at St. Peter's -Church on Monday morning! when ,interment. was made in St. ! Augustine cemetery. • The pallbear- ers were Oswald Pollard, James Chisholm, Norman Bogle, Cyril II 'Boyle, Raymond, Boyle and Lyle Mulhern, Craigie Doner, 86, widow of Wm, A. Doper. Mrs. Doner died October 3 at Toronto Western hospital. In- terment was in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Mrs. Doner'born and educated in Goderieh, had been a Toronto resident for 40 years. She waS a member of Deer Park United Church. She is survived by two daughter's, Mrs. Mabel Penny, of San Fern- ando, Cal., and Helen Doner, of Toronto; three sons, Alex, Dick and Fred Doner, all of Toronto; six grandchildren and five great- grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Willian Abell, of„Goderich. Mrs. Abell,and Mrs. J. W. Craigie attended . the funeral. John Sebastian Bach had other claims to distinction besides his music. He was twice married and the father of twenty children. ' THOMAS H. CARRICK . Thomas 11, Carrick, who had been , ill for the past several months, died at Windsor on Saturday last. I He was born 77 years ago in Hul- lett Town'ship where his parents. h •-.Mriara_Ntes,__Thes_Carriea.,. 1WsInent. the greater part of -where--he---wasL. 126MWOMMINWN/Ei rwekriown as a paper hangth and j 0/ decorator. Survivilw is one brother. rrpxTs Thgras. GoKlon and Nelson, all of Muslon. Texas, and John Henry. I of River -Canard, and gne daughter, Geo1-4e (Ida) Weaver, also of , Huston. • Therc; a. e 15. grandchild- ren surviving.' The fulTerul on Tuesday after- , 0000 \vas conducted by Rex, R. G. •MacMilli,n' at the 'Lodge funerall home and burial Was in Maitland, cernek•ry, tr Mr. and Mrs. John ncarrick,! of River Canard, attended the ' funeral. ,ICIAZINISZaii=111111M=SEITTISIMMENItt "QS Comer Wet St a d- Square Phone 45 GGSI Sf hursday Friday x,- Saturday 100. A.S.A. TABLETS Gr ,5 32.0z. 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Born in Scotland, he came to Canada in 1912. In World War I he served overseas with the 48th Highlanders apd the 92nd Battalion , until he was invalided home in 1918 as a victim of gas. During World War II, Mr, Finnic .served in the Veterans' Guard and helped guard German prison •cainps in Canada. , . He was on the staff of Sunny - brook Hospital at the time of his fatal illness. He leaves his widow, one daughter and four sons. DAVID BELL Funeral service for David Bell, formerly' of Goderich Township, " was held ,of Lodge funeral home on Monday afternoon with inter- ment in Maitland cemetery. Rev, R. G. MacMillan officiated and the pallbearers were Edward Soyverby, ,Keith Revell, John Porter, J, Reg- inald Johnston, Francis Chisholm and Benson Sowerby, Mr. Bell was a son or the late Robert Bell and Elizabeth Carruth- ers, of Goderich Township, and was 63c PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE , PEN FREE . 89c COLGIOES' TOOTH PASTE HAIR BRUSH ,FREE 2 x 35 COLGATES TOOTH PASTE TOOTH BRUSH FREE $1.09 VICKS VAPO RUB . VICKS COUGH DROPS FREE - 69c TUBE BRYLCREEM COMB -FREE Max 'Factor Make-up Special Liquid Make-up, $1.25 size, and a $1.00 Max Factor Lipstick BOTH for $i.50 ,I.tyrYrtit/ ' DIRECT FACTORY SALES' BY TEAL CRAFT ' FINISHED BOATS - $75.00 and up UNFINISHED BOATS BOAT KITS - 8 ft. to 21 ft. Taylor s Comer TAYLOR'S CORER i Oct, 14,- 4 et-grarree1,-43 a of Ajax, and Mr. end WO. Frank Russell and Allan, of Toronte, mtiek-e0 guests with Mr, and Mo. Jolla W_esthrOolc vir,,erv,"*. and Mrs- Tviet14.1p and Mrson, ad fr-BrnceL'-- _eskige.e..,e4Are.,antam,Mr.s. • Harris, of Norval and Douglas' Harris,of Brampton. Anniversary services at Taylor's Corner United Church will be held Sunday,. at 11 a.m. (EDST), when. Rey. Mr. E. Peacock will be, the preacher. Porter's Hillchoir -.will provide special mak.. In.the even- ing, the 'service will be at. 7.30 (EDS, When Rev. S. A. , Moote will be the guest preacher and the Bayfield cheir will supply - the music. The October Ladies' Aid meeting was held at the 'home of Mrs. Irvine Oke. Plana were discussed fer the coming bazaar. The hostesses were Mrs. Will Snyder and Mrs. Jas. Mc- Millen. Mrs. E. R.. Rostron and family. Mr. and 'We. Don Scott and boys, Of Windsor, visited with relatives in • this 'community 'during the weekend, 4. Mr. Win. • Cudmore and Miss. Wilda Wilson, of Brantford, enjoy- ed the holiday week -end .with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Wilson: Mr, aild Mrs. Don. 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