HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-05-11, Page 7SPIVAK eer. Dear friOda and
neighteirS. PleaSe accept rny
gratittele for YOtor assistande
to * banally and for your
visits and al the lefeelY *MIS,
etc., dUring W recent stay in
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Myrtle Spivak.
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wish to say a labg
- thank you to all my friends
far aM their kiednee$ in cards
and gins. Also to Rey. 4. D.
Mai:Donald, Dr. K. C. Lambert,
Dr. J. R. Leitah, the nurses
and , the girls in green and
ilidne on Second west of the
Goderich hospital. They Were
00.4,kind. •
lisIarY
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MARTIN---1with to thank all
• who sent gifts; cards and visit-
ed me during my staVin hes-
' SPeOtal thanks to Rev.
aid MacDonald, Dr. J. V.
Wallace. and staff or second
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Mrs, M. H. Martin.
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REDMOND-14710W and Mrs.
. Redmond extend their thanks
to 'their friends for ti.heir ex-
pressions OUSYaripatliy on the
, 'death of the foraner's sister,
tars. Anna Mie Bell of Clares-
holm, Alberta, on April 29.
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SHACKLETON—I would like to
thank allovhet sent cards and
flowers while I was sick in
hospital. I would also like to
thank Dr. N. C. Jackson, the
nurses and girls in green on
second floor east.
Carol Shackleton.
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,
F. Engagements
*T. Charles Petrie, Dungan-
non, wishes- to announce . the
'engagement • of his daughter;
Jessie Lenore, to Mr. Henry
JamekClenients, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jaek" Clements, Goderich,
Ontario. The marriage will take
place Saturday, May 20, 1967,
two .p.m. in Knox Prtsbyteaia.n
.0hurch, Goderich. 19
MT. and MTS. Frank GallOw,'
.Goderich, announce the, engage-
ment of their daughter, Sheila
Marie, t� Mr. Marten de Groot'.
son .of Mr. and Mrs. Koop de
Groot, Benaniller. The wedding
will take place June 10th at
,K n o x Presbyterian, Church,
Goderich, at 3:00 pan.' , 19x
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beattie
of Goderich wish' to announce
the engagement of their dough -
Jar, Donna Marie, to Mr. -A.
Bruce Harris, son of Mrs. Verna
ROTAS and the late AuStin 3.
Harris of Clintoii. Wedding will
take place on June „3rd at 3:00
pan. at Knox Presbyterian
'Church, Goderich. ' • 19
Mr. and. Mrs. -Norman Red-
-. )ttiCanice :the engagemeril 'Of their
k`tfoted,-• Goclerieth, wish • to an -
daughter, Joan Catherine Flied -
beth, tO Mr. Ross Hallam, son of
MT. and Mas...'Charles Hallam,
Lucknow. The wedding vvill take
place May 27, 1987, at three
o'clock, in the Salvation. Army
Citadel. . 1,9x
•Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Malcolm
Mathers, Goderich, • announce
the forthcoming marriage of.
their daughter, Judith Ellen, to
David Alexander Mahood, son
of . Mr and Mrs. Alexander
Mahood, Agincourt, Ontario, The
"Wedding will take place on Sat-
urday, June 3rd, at -5 o'clock, at
St. George's Church, Goderich.
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.0bitocoriO$''
EDWIN STUART ROBINSON , 'JOHN 110I1STON
Edwin Stuart. RobinsOn died AUBURN-. TelmrlinintimIntS_Pod,
stIOclenly as the reault•of a heart away in Clinton Ilespital on MaY
attack while cutting grass at hie 8th In. Ms 05th Ye.ar, Born Or
home on Saturday, .May 6.1Iewas Scatlancl, he Was the eon of the
rushed' to Ge,derich Alexandra lateNareee lieusten and Isabella
Marine hospital but efforts to Weir. Be came to Canada:As a.
revive.himtherewereunsuccesee Yonni man and took lip fruit and
fon, _ general farming in West Waw.
Mr. Robinson was born onDeop anosh. In 1914 he married Mary
ember 15, 1908, at Blyth, the son Rebinio,Young, who predeceased
of Ha.rvey Robinson and Annie him in 1Q66.
Davis. lie was married to Mary Be was a. Member of Knox
E. Lockhart in 1944 , at Myth. Presbyterian Church-- Auburn'
' For the. past.15 years,1V1r, Rob. .where -he has,served as elder on
Olson lived in Goderich where he the Sessien for'rnany yearsAnd•
was a member of St, George's also was a Ounday school super.
A.nglican Church, and formerly, intendent. He was a member of
Trinity Anglican, in Myth. He was A. F. & A.M., MorningStar Lodge,
also a very aetive member °idle Carlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P.'BrOWn
wish to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Sharon
Lee, to Mr. William John Thomp-
son, only son of Mr. and Mns.
William H. Thonlpson of Gode-
rith. The wedding wffl take
plaoe June 3, 1987, in St.
George's Anglican Church, Gode:
rich, at 4:00 p.m
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G. Coming Events
Goderich Lawn Bowling Club. Ile is survived by daughters,
Mr. Robinson is survived.byhis Miss Frances E. Houston, Miss were very plosely contested and
wife, Mary; four, sistereand one M. Jean Houston, Toronto and could have gone either way;
brother,- Lyan Robinson, Port 'miss Jean Jamieson of Toronto The Cherubs woe their first
Colborne; ' Ethel, Mrs. GordOn 4 and One' sister, Mrs. J. (Isabella) game againatne Knightswith the
-Augastirie;•Burlingtonr'Loisi-Mrsr—M'tirrerinS collandr Onedatighter-T- 'bay Tgal- o1' the
C. M. Tassie, Port Albernie, B' Miss Mary I. Houston passed ° Tom 'Crawford with an oppor,
C.; Dorothy, Mrs. George Wilk.
Jason, London; Miss .Eileen Rob.
inson, Toronto. -
Service as conducted by Rev.
G. G. Russell, from the Lodge
funeral home on Tuesday," May
9; interment was in. Blyth cern.
etery.
Pallbearers were Roy Mer.
iam, William RossoJoseph Shad..
dick, Franklin Bainton, Earl All.
ison, Archie Townsend.
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,Funeral service Wasrrhold WfaY
0 at feAge. funeral Won e With Bel,'
Leopard Warr • Officlatingoi 'Our"
41` was In Nknot PleaSant„ceines
tery, Ethel.'
Pallbearers were flaMee
Campbell, Robin Campbell,
James Spivery, Benson Deer,
Andrew Straughan and Roy Lee.
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Mtnor Soccer'
The1967 .soe.cer season is in
full swing arid alreadyetne.playa
ere are showing great iniproire.
rnent iii their control othite bali
as compared to Previnusjears.
Legion cherubs lead the Way
with 4, points from two garnes
played, beating in turn the Knights
and the Lion Hearth. peel gapes
WILLIAM VAUGHAN MUNRO
A Goderich youth, William
Vaughn Munroe 19, was fatally
injured Saturday afternoon at
Coderich harbor while working as
a grain trimmer aboard the Alex.
ander Leslie which was carrying
a cargo of grain that was being
unloaded. at the Goderich elevat.
ors. • •
William; or "Buzz" as he was
known by companions, is repqrt.
ed to have struck his head agaieSt
an overhead steel girder while
crossing a catwalk below deck.
away_i_l_11910 and ene sen,•Jarnes ist goal. Both defences played
Y. dted on active. service in1943. extremely well and this fact ace.
The funeral service wailield on punted for the low scoring 'game.
Wednesday afternoon at the Young Cris Evans, (recently
Arther Feneral Home with -Rev. emigrated from England)
R. U. MacLean in charge: Burial pressed with his:Clever ball con.'
took place in Colborne cemetery. trol and . should -prove' quite an
Pallbearers were Donald HaJnes, asset to the Knights. The last
Kenneth Scott, William Wagner, game played between L ion Hearts
Arthur Youngblut, Joseph Hickey and Cherubs was quite a tussle,
and John Weir. the Cherubs puttipg out winners,
(Stuart Asher scoring two goals
MAUDE.ELLEN McBR1DE for th e Cherubs), and L. Sieman
„.. -
matehing the Hearts goal.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Mrs. Maude Ellen MeBride,
life-long resident of Colborne
township, died Monday, May 8
Legion
at Alexandra hospital, Goderich, in ine
Plan
nd
The monthly meeting of the,
Catholic Women's -League was
held in ie parish hall, May $.
The president, Mrs. Clem
Steiner, opened the imoeting with
prayer and MO'S. Dan MiirPhy gave
a reading from the l3ible. -
It was decided to have a mem,
bership drive the first Swiday
of June, and*a bake sale and tea
on June 14.
Mrs. Richard Buchanan will
accompany Mrs, Clem Steffler
to the conventiOn tO be held i#,
Windsor, Sacred bOOk marks,
'Itihpatients in the Ontario Hospital
eeilethcbP.irdr.414.6Weahotoqbewe' g'ip°1(1.rto0
of iVicky are Mrs. Con Seech;
Hospital visitors for the month
for the Centennial Stormer. ,
ler and Mrs. Chas gibbons.
eacli Wedoesdaynaiternoen of nip
. Two members are • to Visit
..
• Lunch followed the Closing of
the meeting. ° ..
,
after a , lengthy illness of five __ . 0 - 1 0 0
months. Formerly Maude San. ternghts
'
ows, daughter of Thomas Sall. Lion Hearts • 0 2 0 0
- -t •
ows and Jean Green, she marl'''. LONDON & DISTRIC
ied Jarvis McBride on Octob.
The Goderich senior team lost
,
their first giime of the season to
er 117th,. 1906 who, predeceased St. Columban by a sore of 4.3.
her on January 1, ,1951.- She is
survived by two sons, Percy and
George McBride, both of Col.
borne township, and one brotherl
Garnet Sallows, of Nacmine, Al.
Knocked unconscious, bythe blow, berth.. '
he lostbalance and fell 22 feet to M. McBride, a very highly
the bottom of the hold. He was
pronounced dead on arrival at . 'esteemed member ofthe com.
'
munity, was a Member of the Knox
GoderielrH-crspitair'' » Presbyterian Church, was also a
William was born ip.Goderleh life-long member of the Women's
and had lived all his life here. He Missionary Society as well as
Is survAved by his rnOther, Mrs. a member of hie Tiger Dunlop
Grace Munro, sister,- Women's Institute:
-Mrs. Allan (Irene) Clinton,eote, WInd. Service will .be conducted this
sor; a brother, Harvey of Goder. afternoon by Rev. G. L. Royal,
'ich and a great aunt, Miss Anne from, Stiles funeral home; in.
Gillespie; of Goderich. He was terment will be in Colborne cern.
predeceased by a sisterrAlena
(Mrs. Ray Steels): Service was etery,
Pallbearers were Franklin
held at. Stiles funeral home on.
Mitchell, Harvey Baxter Reg.
Tuesday afternoon; interment
Tufford, Roy Allin, "pat. Whitely,
was at Maitlindbank cemetery,
. Chester Feagan. „ 1
Seafortn.
Maple Leaf Chapter- LO.D.E.
and -Ontario Government present
?Portraits From • The Past",
Goderieh Collegiate ,Anditorium,
Wednesday, May 17, 1967, 8:30
pan. Door prizes. Tickets $1.00,
available from m,embers or N.
T. Ormandy. Jeweller, or Tots
and , Teens Shop. 17-19
The regular meeting of the
G-oderich and.__District• Associa-
tion for Retarded. Children will
be held on- Tuesday, May 16, at
eight p.m.7 in Knox Church
parlor: 19
Dance in . Auburn. Community
Hall, Friday, May 12th. Music
by Nobody's Children. Sponsor-
ed by the Nile Softball Club -
Everyone welcome: 19x
The Ahmeek Chapter I.0.15.E.
wil held a rummage sale in
MacKay Hall on Friday, may 26,
at two p.m. . 19
Make Mother's Day a real
.event 'tins year with dinner at
the Tiger Dunlop Inn, Highway
M. Dinnerwill be served from
4:00 ,p.m. to 7:00 -p.m. For
"r reservations call 524-8601. G.
r Kalteing. 19
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" Rummage Sale, 1:30 o'clock,
/ Saturday, May 13th, St. David's
#1( , Group, St. George's Church,
Parish Hall.
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The Ladies' Goff., Section of
the Maitkmd Country Olub will
present a Centennial Dinner on
Wednesday, May 24th, 1987, at
8:00 p.m...Dinner, entertainment,
• cards, prizes. Tickets $2.00 earth.
Phone 1013. ' . 19
The Goderich Women'a
stibute will hold, a bake sale in
Demoatte's Plower Shop; Pri-
ddy, May 19, eh 'hen pan.
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Coimir' ig Events
Remember the plipt auction
held by Goderich Horticultural
:Seeieby, ViredneSdaY;.:7040 17'; at
-13118 pan:- in. SC' Geo' rge's
Hair; Bring your surplus plants,
shrubs, etc_ Take home new
things for 4r garden. Every-
ene welcome. • .19
auTOn County _Historical So-
ciety , annual meeting will- be
held in the'Whigham town hall
'Tuesday,' May 16 at 8 p.n. Guest
speaker Mir. John Strong. Lunch
wikI be served by tile Winghaan
W.I. , 19
Goderich Women's Hopital
Auxiliary will aneet 'Monday,
May 15, at 2:30 p.m. in Knox
Church parlor, at which time the
final plans for the Penny Sale;
June 8th, will be made. • 19
George Alexander Campbell
George Alexander Campbell, a
resident of Huronview, Clinton,
died there May .6 at the age of
11841A.01
Born 'in Turnberxy..towaship,
he was the, son Oi the late Wil-
iam Campbell and.Isabella,Suth.
'erten& In 1922 he married Jane
Hutton and in 1960, Florence
8anders, both of whom predec.
eased him.
A former Goderich resident, he
is survived by three sons, John
and Harold, both of Blyth; and
Stewart, Goderich; six daughters,
Mrs. Edgar (Mary) McMichael,
Port Credit; Mrs. Alfred (Ethel)
Robinson and Miss Helen Camp.
bell, both of Goderich; Mrs, John
(Margaret) Toth, Listowel; Mrs.
Herbert (Ina) Staffen, Clinton;
Mrs. Ronald(Florence)Dalmage,
S eaforth.
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MONDAY EVENING, MAY 15th, 1967 8:00 P.M. SHARP
REPOSSESSIONS — BANKRUPT STOCKS and many, many
personal consignments consisting of
AFTLIAKCES — FURNITURE -- TELEVISION — CLOTHING
EARLY BIRD DOOR OPENER . . LADIES' 1st QUALITY
NYLONS (keg. .99) NOW .39
Limited Quantity
FURN1TURE—A 2 -piece Davenport Suite that folds out to a full
% size bed with nylon cover and swivel rocker, a 2 -piece French
Provincial Chesterfield Set covered in a top grade nylon cover. 3
other assorted Chesterfield Sets with foam cushions, 2 9 -piece
Coppettone or Chrome Kifchen-Dinette Sets consisting of 8 chairs
• and a 72" teble. 2 7 -piece Setsconsisting of 6 chairs and. a 60"
table with an inlaid top. 1 5 -piece Deluxe, Coppertone Dinette
Suite. 3, Bookcase Bedroom Suites complete with inid, -dresser,
chest of drawers and a matching Box Spring and Mattress with
each set. 2 sets of Lamps consisting of a Trilight and 2 Table
Lamps to each set.. 1 set of Solid Step and Coffee Tables in an
Arborite finish—other Step and Coffee Tables, 2-39" Continental
Beds complete with headboard and legs. 1-54" Continental Bed
Complete, 4 full size 54" Spring Filled, Mattresses, 2 Hostess
Chairs, Platform Rocker, 9 x 12 Rug, Telephone Table,
Kitchen Step Stool', Chrome Rocker.
APPLIANCES and TV—A large Refrigerator with 'a full/cross-
top' freezer, 2 Electric Ranges, one being a deluxe model. A Long.
Skirt Washer with pump, Automatic Washer and Dryer, —
matching pair. Combination Radio -Record Player, and last of 'all,
4- different Television Sets, -21" models that have all been .
checked over and are in A-1 working 'condition.
All the Appliances in this Sale are Guaranteed to be in A-1
working condition when you hook them up at your home. •
- SUMMER CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY—A large
selection of Summer Clothing has just been received for
Auction from one of the largest Clothing Wholesalers in Canada.
This lot consists of MEN'S CLOTHING—Socks Underwear, Ties,
Sweaters, Dress Shirts, Sport Shirts, Dress Pants, Pyjamas,
'Shirts, Work Socks, Work Shirts. FOR THE LADIES and TEENS
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other items too numerous to mention:
tidVir OSTANDING SALE!
AUCTIONEER — LEO E. BIRD
TERMS: CASH — CHEQUES ACCEPTED ON FURNITURIP,
- - 5% .Sales Tax In Effect
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it the Bank of Commerce or the Salvation Army Citadel, 18 Waterloo Street...Local
• Chairman, tap/. R. Wambold.
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