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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-01-15, Page 11TUR./SRA:Y., 41',41NUARY 144.1,1,1,M, • A Many Attend Funeral Service- Here Of Bank Manager, W. Bruce Armstron Church at 1.30 p.m., OnilioncLay to W. Bruce Armstrong, popular manager of theolocal branch of the Bank of Montreal, Whose death occurred on iSaturday morning, - after rbilbriliness.'-Present-at the funeral was 'a large turnout of members of the Goderich Lions Club, members of Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Board and numbrous members ef„the Bank of Montreal bdth from the district and from a distance. • The service was conducted by Rev. R. G. MacMillan, who said of the late Mr. Armstfong that he had "great faith and.conlidence in his fellow man." Rev. Mr. Mac- Millan referred to the deceased's "understanding" which spread around him. 'I mention his,humil- W. BRUCE ARMSTRONG ity; Ile was a man who knew how to saY 'thank you' and did so; he was not only a banker but ,a LeClare, of London, former ac - friend," said Rev. Mr. ,MacMillan. countant here, Charles Smith, of Reference was made, too, to the Exeter, Jack Bannister, of Zurich, time Mr. Arnistrong devoted to the and Jack Murphy, of Toronto, from Irons Club and to Alexandra Mar- the Ontario'head office of the bank. ine and General Hospital. Mr. Armstrong was , born at Following the funeral service Brucefield 56 years ago, son of the here, the body was taken by train late Dr. Malcolm Armstrong. He to Smiths Falls, Ontario, where had been eniployed by the Bank of interment was made in Maple Vale Montreal at London, VVesport, Clin- cemetery, ton, Fenelon Falls and Brockville. I-ei TPallbearers were: J. II. Kin- Hewas a member of the Masonic kead, John K. Sully, Keith Hop- order. , a past president of the kinson,' George Parsons, Robert Lions 'Club (an Eastern Ontario Chi4holm and Douglas Gorden. rhe club). and treasurer of Alexandra honorary pallbearers were: R. M. Marine and General Hospital. In Menzies, George Filsinger, Frank both the Lions Club and on the ' Curry, S. H. Prevett, H. Glenn Hays hospital board he did much work "and George Pink. Relatives attended the funeral Surviving are his wife, the form - from Tara, Toronto and other er Jessie Logan, one son, William, points including Mrs. Armstrong, of Sarnia, his mother,. •cliho lives 84, of Tara, mother of the deceased. at Tina, a brother, Maleolm,- of Among the bankers -present - were Tara -11d tWO-Slareft, G. Pur- , ,George -Pink; - of -Toronto;,,assistant .:don; of -Vara, .and Mrs:. Fred Miller, - superintendent of this district for' of Toronto. 'There are also four the Bank of Montreal, Mr. A., E. grandchildren. , ...I. 4. ft... 4). Mrs anin4iffe040 YAWS FIRMA "1""4". 'Atfier DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY WENT SIXTY MILES BY HORSE AND CUTTER. ON HONEYMOON AUBURN, Jan. 12. -Many friends and neighbors called on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Stoltz to congratulate them on reaching their 60th wedding an- niversary. - Mr. Stoltz is the son of the late • Mr, and Mrs. Jacob, Stoltz of New Dundee, and Mrs. Stoltz was Marg- aret Ellen Garland, daughter of the - -late Mr., and Mrs. William Garland; Of Hajsville, TI e marriage, 60 years ago, took Pla"e') at° the Fome of -the'bride's parents>, with the late Rev, Bacchus officiating. , Following their mar- .•riage, they journeyed by horse and cutter to their new .home between Auburn,' and Blyth, atopping 'over -night.--with-.friends- in Sebririgville. 40 Mr. Stoltz remarked that the horse did better than seven miles per hour even though they encountered plenty of snow around Seaforth. Wh-ap--they arrived in this district they stayed with cousins, the late Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, for a few days. They farmed success- fully as breeders of registered Shorthorn cattle. They also had a, wonderful apple orchard. Twelve years ago they sold their farm and retired, moving into their home in the vi11ae 11 Years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Stoltz are both valu- ed members of Knox PresbYter- .ian Church where he has been a memberof the Session for over 30 yea.rs, also a trustee and 'on the Board of Managers for many years, and treasurer of the Central • Coin- mittee. Mrs, •Stoltz is a lite mem- ber of the W.M.S. and a member of the Ladies' Aid,' the Women's Institute and the Hortidulture So- ciety. They have one son, Eldon, of Guelph, and one daughter, Mrs. Marguerite' Chopin, of Wingliam, and three grandsons, George Daw- son, of Dungannon, and Douglas and ronald Stoltz, of Guelph. One daughter, Edith, passed away 18 year Mr. and Mrs, Stoltz attended divine worship last Sunday at Knox freal)yterian Church:. Following the service, Rev. D. J. Lane called the celebrants forward and Mr. Duncan MacKay read an address of congratulations. Rev. Mr. Lane presented'a beautiful Bible to them*" from the congregation. Mr. and. Mrs. Stoltz both thanked these, as- sembled and invited all to the ho,use for the reception. The home was beautifully. decor- ,*ated with baskets of red rdses and white mums,' where' they reteiVed • their -guests. Mrs. Stoltz 'wore a lovely black dress with satin trim and a beautiful white, • orchid cor- sage. The guests were 'welcomed at the door by Mr. Eldon, Stoltz, 'who •alSo Was in charge ,of the guest: book. • The lovely tea table, covered • with, a -lace- cloth, Was- centred -with a large decorated anniversary cake flanked on both, ends by crystal bud vases containing red rose buds. Tea was poured from a lovely silver tea kervice by IVirs. William 'T. Robison and Miss Margaret R. Jackson. Those serVin,„.. the marry guests were Mrs. Marguerite Chopin, Mrs., Eldon Stoltz, . Miss Karen Dawson, Mrs. Wes. Brad - nock, 'Mrs. Kalmer Dawson, Mrs. Sam Daer and Mrs. John Graham. Mrs. Ed. 'Davies also assisted. Friends were present from }Tamil - 'ton, Burlington', Ga]t, Kitchener, New' Dundee, Bluevale,, Wingham,, Clinton, Goderich and surrounding „district. , , Congratulatorg messages were re- ceived from Queen Elizabeth 11, the Province of Ontario, the two local Members of Parliament, and a telegram from Mrs. Stoltz's bro- ther., Mr,,IN'orman Garland. of Swan RiV2r, Manitoba. :Mr. Stoltz's sister, vIrs Edith Castle, of Ayr, was ablel"- • I to come to the celebration. Many beautiful gifts and cards were received from the neighbors, friends and relatives to help mark I this wonderful occasion which -very few are aster able to celebrate. • Both Mr. and Mrs.: Stoltz enjoy good 'health. Despite their ad- vanced years, they take a keen interest in church and community affairs. 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Reg. pkg 35c -SAVE 6o Chocolate -Chip Cookie's PI(.9 2 9c Jane Parker Reg. pkg 290 -SAVE 90 OATMEAL COOKIES Jane Parker Reg. 69c -SAVE 100 • 'POTATO CHIPS 12 -oz pkg 49C .Whole Kernel Corn 4 14 -oz tins 59_C • FROZEN FOODS Standard Quality Halves Reg. itins 29c -SAVE 6o ' Fancy Quality • IONA PEACHES R 4 15." tins 43c ! A&P PEAS • MARGARINE ". 2 411:65Pkg.,s 9 9°c. • laiRN SUPER -RIGHT QUALITY MEAT SPECIALS Reg. 2 for 34 -SAVE To 3 12 -oz pkgs 49c Reg. bag 61c--SAVE,164 2 -lb pill( bag 35c FRESH, FRUIT & ,VEOTABLE: SPECIALS Now At Their Best - Florida, No. 1 'Grade, Marsh Seedless, Full of Juice, Size 96. ; ; ' FOR _FRYING,..ROASTING OR BROliING, GIBLETS REMOVED GRADE .A lb, OVEN:READY PORTER'S HILL 'PORTER'S HILL, Jan. 12. -he January meeting" of he W.A. of Grace church was held at the home of Mrs. Bauer with 13 ladies pre- sent. The president, Mrs. Wilmer Harrison', opened the meeting. Mrs. Bill Cox read the Scripture and Mrs. Austin Harris took the topic. Mrs. Riddell read the' sec- retary's report and correspondence. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. A. Harris. Plans for the coming year were discussed. The Toll call was answered by the pay- ment of fees. Talent moriey. ar- nis Harris, John Cox. ticles -were----Vrcrtgirt. -in. by !Mrs. The class winning the Idsinga and Mrs. Ray Cox, The 'for having the most ,Sundays per - hostess served a lovely lunch. The feet atteudence dhring 1058 was February meeting will be at the the Junior girls. Mrs. T. Setwerby home of ,Mrs. Bill Cox. , is the teacher. r act Stindav, a spegiQl service„, The Young People's Union 9f , 411p, W" he'd to dedicate a glass ease; tayfield, Porter's Hill and Taylor' ' placed en the wall of Grace church Crtater ,net Sunday evening in the for the nreservation of the old baser -tient .of the church at Porter',s Bethany church communion set Hill, The first part of the even - and for the records of faithful I ing was spent in a sing -song 'lead service to the church by ministers, lby Doreen McKenzie. The presi- orterc and the congregation, The dent,. Donald McKenzie, asked the trowel which was used at the 'stewardship convener, Bruce Har- , cornerotone laying of this church ris, to take charge of the meeting and the cup and several papers nf which opened with a hymn and interest were also placed in this dee. The Rey, C. E. Peacock, prayer by Mr. Peacock. The 5erip- minister of the church, made the iteu.re was read by Doreen MelKenz- A story was read by Shirley glass case. •MeCewan. A film on "Tt's .the • Last SnrulaV. the children,,Mf the brain that counts" was much en - Sunday Sehoot received ihair joyed. A , quiz was 'conducted by tendance and promotion certificat, ; Xathleen ,Potter. Business lifts es. Thy are: promoted from be- I Meeting dos- ' ginners to pritiaary, Rennie Harris; ed with hymn arid prayer. ' promoted frolti primary to ftiniors, ' $yrripachy.of the comm.mity goes Cheryl CcocI.JUnions- to intermediat- plOsing of J. R. Torrance, a life. , es, Donald 11116Dougall, Terry Bau- I time resident of the community. er, Patsy Cox, Joanne 'Harrison; intermediate `to seniors, Dianne Harris, Gail Lockhart. Attendance. diplomas went to '1 aurie Cox, Wayne Bauer, Terry 1Bauer. ' Those receiving seals were as follows: 7th year seals, Richard Harrison, Grant Sowerby, john Har- ris, • Joanne Harrison:: Gth year seals, Bruce Harris, Shirley Me7 Cowart„Tanet Harris, Bruce Bet- ' ties, Gail Lockhart, Sharon Lock- hart, Peggy • Ann. Betties. ,John Manning, •Elaine, Townshend; 5th ,year seals, Bonnie Cox, Patsy Cox; 4th year seals, Julia Cox. 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