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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-09-04, Page 10(MJUEIUCH „i1ONAL-STAR, THURSDAY, SPTE:1111ER 4, 1.969 DECORATOR FINISHES No Paint or Varnish to Remove!. SERVICE ELECTRIC 30 VICTCRIA ST.- N. (GODERICH) LIMITED Dial 52445$1 SCHAEFER'S FABRIC. CENTRE FLOOR 60" CRIMP -KNIT 32 •PIECES TO CHOOSE FROM IMPORTED MACHINE WASHABItE.: EXTRA WIDE • • LACES • WOOLLENS • BROCADES • • SILK •PRINTS 'CORDUROYS • DOROBINA • Complete Fabric Selection And Nations Deputy Reeve Walter Sheardown took time .out_ from lunch Sunday to welcome the teams and visitors to the Goderich Industrial League Fastball Tournament held over the weekend. The deputy reeve said he was pleased to see so many in attendance and hoped the affair ,wouid become an annual event. —staff photo, Obituaries MRS: GLADYS L.'‘IONDR EAU Mrs. Gladys L. (Sproul) Jondreau, Kingston, died suddenly on Thursday, August 28, in Memorial Hospital, Campbellford. She was 35. Mrs. Jondreau was born in Goderich on May 20, 1934, a daughter of John Sproul and the former Evelyne Barker.. She attended schools here and lived in- the town until moving to Toronto. She lived in Kingston for the past six.years. Surviving are her father, John Sproul,. Goderich; a son, Steven, and daughter, Geraldine, in Kingston; one brother, • William George Sproul, Picton, M.; and three sisters: Mrs. Clayton (Viola) Steels, Sarnia, Mrs. George (Evelyn) Chambers and Mrs. Harold (Florence) Ashton, both_ of Goderich _She was predeceased by one brother, Stanley John Aproul, who died •on February 1r1969. The funeral service was held at Stiles Funeral Home at 2 p.m. on Monday, September 1. Rev. W, J. Maines officiated. Interment was in Maitland Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Howard Sproul, James ,McIntyre, Mervin ' Avery, Earl McKnight, Cass Hackett and Leonard Carr. Flower bearers were: Russell. Averyand James Steels. HIRAM SHANNON Hiram Shannon, 64, died in the Seaforth Community Hospital, Sunday. Mr., Shannon was born in McKillop, the son of the ,,late John Shannon and Almira • Blanchard. For a number of years he farmed in -MCKillop until 1940 when .he movedto Seaforth. A welder by trade he 'continued as long as health permitted, retiring in 1965. Hels survivecrby his wife, the former Helen Alexander to whom, he was married in Duffs Chun, McKillop in 1928 and four daughters, Mrs., Robeit (Audrey) Morey, Lindsay; Mrs. William (Eleanor). Andrew, Goderich, Mrs. John (Elizabeth) Schwanz, Goderich; Mrs. Donald (Isabel) Schellenberger, Mitchell;, two sisters, Mrs. James (Ilazel) Urie, Oakville; Mrs. G. (Almira) Chambers, Preston and 13 grandchildren. He was a member of Northside United Church. The funeral service was held at R. S. Box Funeral Home, Seaforth, Wednesday, Aug. 27. The 2 pan. service was conducted by Rev. J. Ure Stewart. Burial was in Maitlandbank Cemetery, pallbearers being, Lucien Hemberger; Wilbur Chambers, Raymond Chambers, Elston Haist, George Love and Frank . Smale. Flowerbearers were Jdlin Urie, John Chambers, Michael Andrew and Douglas Morey. • 1ADIES WEAR LTD. Tkit SQUARE Mr. Sturdy is survived by two sons, Clifford arid James, both of Goderich Township; by one daughter, Mrs. Gerald (Maxine) Cutler, Guelph and by one brother, Howard Sturdy of Goderich. The funeral service was held at •Lodge Funeral Home at 2 p.m, on Friday, August ,t. Rev. W. J. Maines officiated. Interment was in Maitland „Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Sturdy, Chester Sturdy, Hugh - McCabe, Kenneth Holmes, Jim Young and Ben Whitely. Our readers write Letter $ from, readers are weico»ze. Aa are .abject to condensation. View given, are not nccessarity those of the paper. In recent weeks we have read much criticism of Mac MacDonald. We have had no itlivolvement whatever with the friction 'which has arisen 'This 1969 season of the Goderich Dodger ladies' team. However, we do remember, as former players of thd Goderich Dodgers, the good fortune we had; to play in a highly competitive league with such teams as Stratford Kroehlers, FQrence hies and ' Sarnia Imperials of the Michigan - Ontario Fastball League. Playing and often defeating these teams did hot result' overnight. Had it not been for the years of guidance and keen interest shown by Mac, we Would never have played the championship ball which we did. We also remember the numberous k,indnesses of his wife, who made a second home for many of us. We recall the thrill it was for us when Agricultural Park was filled with the Goderich and area fans who attended our games so faithfully. Such names as our CHAMPS HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN coach, Guy Emerson, the late Reg McGee, from whom we took our name, Frank Hibbert, Chappie Chapman, Justice Donnelly, and countless others stand out in our minds. 1 ., • Over the past fifteen years we haven't forgotten, and it is our hope that others won't 'forget the high calibre of ladies' fastball W. J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP Phone 524- 11132 -DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 -hr, FILM DEVELOPING that Mac MacDonald has brought to this town. • Thanks Mae. Dorothy Feagan, • Kaye Alexander, Joanne Castle,. Audrey McCabe, Marg Emerson, 1955 Ontario Fastball Champions. r 4 Editor's note: No one will dispute the good Air. MacDonald has done for sport in ,Goderich in the past, but, perhaps. these , ,good ladies wilplace themsekes in the position of the other mod 4* ladies who have been denied the chance to become "1969 Fastball Champion&" Wallets Cannel Bags Coln Purses Jewellery Hasty -Notes Place.Mats Braided Mats Hooked Rugs' Carvings Candles Quilts Pot -Holders Hot -Pads Coasters - Aprons Belts Knitted Tcnes Wood -Turnings Pottery Embroidery PLUS Crafted items from Spain India Russia Denmark Sweden p Greece Morocco Portugal England The Waxworks CANDLES and CRAFTS Adjacent to Riverside Park by the Upper Dam in Wingham Home of the most interesting collection of selected Hand- crafted items from Western Ontario, Canada and aroun: the world. PLAN A 'TRIP. TO WINGHAM THIS SUMMER FOR A VISIT TO THE ,WAXWORKS BOUTIQUE. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID. 4 • THE WAXWORKS BOUTIQUE CANDLES AND CRAFTS 20 Water Street - • Wingham (Department of Estate Marketing Services) RED& WHITE FOOD STORES CUTTS Red & White Foodmaster 91 VICTORIA ST. Open Nitely Until 10 p.m. FRESH KILLED -CANADA GRADE UTILITY ASTING CHICKENS'vG.LB.4 MRS. JANE • MICHIE TYNDALL Jane Michie Tyndall, RR 5, • Goderich, • died suddenly in TcirOnto 'on Thursday, August _28, She_was_90_._. Mrs. Tyndall was born August 10, 1879, Jane Michie McHardy in Colborne Township to Charles McHardy and the former Isabelle Buchanan. She attended schools in Colborne Township • and Goderich and also -Brantford, Ladies College. • On July 14, 1913 she married Melvyn Tyndall in Toronto and lived in • Colborne Township following the marriage. She was a member of Knc:% Prebyterian Church. She was predeceased by her parents and by her husband. Surviving are one son, Charles,- Goderich; four daughters, Mrs. Roland (Isabelle) LeLiever, Willowdale; Mrs. William A. (Eleanor) Rowland, • Mrs. Norman (Kathleen) Vincent, and Mrs. James (Ruth) Stevenson, all of Toronto, and six grandchildren. The funeral service w held at Lodge Funeral Ho on Saturday, August 30 with members of the immediate family present. Rev. C. A. McCarroll officiated. Interment was in Colborne Cemetery. Pallbearers were William Culbert, Fordyce Clarke, John Clark, Arnold Young, Roger Vincent and William LeLiever. REGINALD GORDON STURDY Reginald Gordon Sturdy, HuronvieW, died there on Wednesday, August 27 following a short illness. He was 81. Mr.Sturdy war born in Goderich Township on January 8, 1880, a son of George William Sturdy and the former Elizabeth Rutledge. He • lived in the township all his le • His wife, the (Omer Janie fuiidied In 1964, viarisumor (4 :k FRESH MEATY BUTT PORK RIPASTMAPLE LEAF RINDLESS -SIDE BACON . . FRESH lb. 59' PORK LIVER FRESH PICNIC STYLE + 5to ,6 Ib. Avg. Ib. 954 PORK ROAST Ib. 494 FRESH BUM. RK CHOPS • 0 Y lb. 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