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CtODEIRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969
Menlbers of the executive of tfie newly chartered Goderich Power Squadron were at Snug .Harbour. on
Sunday for the first sail past of the Squadron. Left to right are R. S., Atkey, sec.; Lt. Ken Woods;"Dr.
G. `F. Mills, Squadron commander and B. Menzies, executive officer. Absent were L't. Commander
Bert Corbet and Lt., B. Kuehl.. — staff photo
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A large crowd of enthusiastic supporters watch a flying performance in .the running broad jump for
interrr ediate boys.
Obituaries
MRS. J.OSEP,.H. MOORE
Mrs. Verna' May (Hutchins)
Moore, 47 Anglesea St., died at
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital on Monday June .9,
after a lengthy illness. She" was
51.
Mrs. Moore was born in West
Wawanosh Township on April
11, 1918, a daughter of Harry
Hutchins and the former Alice
Robb. She had lived in Colborne'
Township and Goderich. She
was married to Joseph Moore on
Sept. 11, 1937•, in North Street
United Church Mansee and was a
member of North Street United
Church.
Surviving *ith her husband
are, a son, Ronald Joseph,
Goderich; a daughter, Mrs.
Robert (Isabelle May) Gregory,
Lambeth; two brothers, Charles,
H o l rnesville,' and George,
Goderich; three sisters, Mrs. -
Ernest (Lillian) Armstrong,
Almonte; Mrs. Dora Richardson,
Willowdale; Mrs. Ruth Cousins,—,.
Goderich; and one grandchild. .
The funeral service was held
at . 3.30 p.m. at Stiles Funeral
Home on Thursday, June 12.
Rev. J. D. MacDonald officiated.
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Alvin
Hutchins, Ken Hutchins, Dick
Cousins, Andrew .Moore, Charles
Moore and Gordon Moore.
. - Flowerbearers - were John
SchneikPr and Robert Cousins.
MELVYN C. TYNDALL
Melvyn C. Tyndall, Colborne
Twp., died at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital on Monday
June. 9 after a lengthy illness. He
was 86.
Mr. Tyndall was born in
Colborne Township on August
21, "1882, the son of William
' Tyndall " and the former Mary
Jane Stackhouse. He lived on the
family homestead all his life. He
married the former Jane M.
Hardy in Toronto on July 14,
1913.
He was • a , member of
Morningstar Lodge 309.
A.F.&A.M. and was a member of
Knox Presbyterian Church.
Surviving with his wife, are a
son, Charles, Goderich; four
daughters, Mrs. Roland (Isabelle)
LeLiever, Mrs. W. 'A. (Eleanor)
Rowland, Mrs. Norman
(Kathleen) Vincent and Mrs.
James (Ruth) Stevenson, all 'of
Toronto;, and six. grandchildren.
The funeral service was held
..> 'at Stiles Funeral Home at 2 p.rn.
on Thursday, June 12. Rev. G.
L. Royal officiated. .
Interment was in Colborne
Cerrfetery. Pallbearers were
Roger . Vincent, John LeLieyer,
William LeLiever, Howard
Culbert, William Treble and Earl
Sherwood.
Heather Stevenson clears the checkered bar in the intermediate girls high jump"event.
The senior boys race for the finish line in the 220 yard track event.
JOHN ANDREW TORRANCE
John Andrew Torrance, RR 2,
Bayfield, died at home on
Wednesday June - 11 after a
lengthy illness. He was 89.
Mr. Torrance was born in,
Goderich Township on January
25, 1880, ,,the son of John
Torrance and the former Mary
Reid. He had lived all his life on
the 6th concession. He was
married to the former Jane A.
Williams in 1922.
Mr. Torrance was a- member
of Grace United Church, Porter's
Hill.
He was predeceased by a
Field Day
daughter, Mrs. Mary C. Manning;
who died in April, 1917.
Surviving with- his wife are a
sister, Mrs. P. Elliott, Clinton,
and a grandson, John C.
Manning.
The funeral service :was held
at the Ball Funeral Horne,
Clinton, on ' Friday, June 13.
Rev. Donald Beck, Bayfield,
officiated.
Interment was in Clinton
Cemetery. Pallbearers were.
Douglas Stirling, Grant Stirling,
Ivison Torrance, Harry Torrance,
Harry Williams and William
Tow nsend.
ADDITIONAL PALLBEARERS
Additional. honorary
pallbearers for the funeral of W.
R. F. (Bill) Wood, held
Wednesday, June 11, were Bruce
MacDonald of ()wen Sound and
Bill MacDonald of London, both
cousins.
Mr. Wood, formerly of 696
Waterloo St. died at Victoria
Hospital, ndon on June 8.
CHURCH
WOMEN
The last meeting for this year
of the Catholic Women's League
of St. Peter's Parish was held on
June 4., beginning with a pot
luck supper. 'There were 49
members in attendance.
Pictures of Our Lady of Good
Council were presented to Mrs.
J. Murphy and Mrs. L. Plouffe
who will be leaving our Parish.
Mrs. W. Palmer Mrs. A.
Poulin gave a detailed report of
the C,W.L. Convention which
they attended in Chatham.
A Graduation dinner preceded
by a Folk Mass.was proposed -for
the graduating class of St. Mary's
School on June 26. ,
The C.W.L. members plan to'
have a Bake Sale at the Art'Mart
on July 18.
The Christmas Fair was
discussed and it was agreed to
have the Fair on November 29.
The business session was
adjourned and most Of the
members remained for a Beeline
Fashion Display.
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