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Five teachers from Violet Elementary school, St. Clair Shores, Michigan, were in Goderich last
Wednesday at Victoria Public,, School observing the system here and visiting various classrooms.
Pictured above are (front left to right) Mary Jo Matter, Carole Miller, 'Mrs. Elvira Hawslein,
principal, an_d. Barbara Medley, all of St. Clair Shores; (back, left to right) John Kane, principal of
Victoria School; Mary Smith, St. Clair Shores; W. M. Ceron and Helen Videan, both of Victoria,
THOMAS JOSEPH HEWN D moved to Nova Scotia and came until his retirement in 1.95 due Ernest; FehrQftwated,
to Goderk h in 1948 to health.
Intermei t . waS MOO' 'ins the
ill
The deceased was ma'ed in He served with Elgin adjoining cexneterY,
Wettlaufer, William 'Wettlanfer,
• ife, the Nelson Seyler, Edgar. Seyler,
Buchanan (leach, CoPbArrle St t ia
Mrs, Lassali'ne, a �Cegistered farmer Greta ►. eels, two sisteirs�, Wilfred Seyler a,� °�. Harvey
Thomas Joseph L`i'on) . St. Augustine February 2, 1952, Regiment D-Uon►Palny from Pallbearers were . Alvin
Howard, D,F.Ct ;died sudden l to Harvey Lassaline .d who 1940 to 1946, '
November 15 at his r�esiden .e F is survived by
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Township He was 57 years old.- nurse graduated from Glace Bay 'Mrs. Ken (Shirley) Morris, Kneisel.
A son of Robert Howard and General Hospital School of Beniiniller ' and " Mrs. Robert
Annie Sinnett, he was born ,Nursing in 1946 and worked (Mildred) Scott, Goderich; two
, September 8, 1912 in Ashfield
Township where he resided until.
1965. A farmer, Mr. Howard
never married.
During the war years, he
earned the Distinguished Flying
Cross in service with the RCAF.
He was a member of St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church,. Kingsbridge, and of the
Knights of Colutnbus. He
survived by two brothers, Joh
and Robert Howard, both of
Ashfield. "
Rev. Dr. H. Cassano S.S.P.
conducted the funeral service Lit
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, - Kingsbridge. liiterment
was in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers. were John
Doherty, Norman Fuller, L. 0.
Whetstone, Michael O'Neil,
Bruce Hansford and Dennis
Sinnett.
School.
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Kinsmen endorse service
Members of Goderich
Kinsmen Club have endorsed the
formation of a Homemakers
Service in the town of Goderiche
A report considered at the last
regular meeting showed that the
proposed plan was not intended
as a free babysitting service for
mothers wanting to work, but
rather a necessary aid to families
where the mother is ill, either at
home or in hospital, and without
funds to hire .help to keep the
. house running smoothly.
Members learned that
requirements would be laid out
to determine the . family's
eligibility. The 'cost _to the
individual would be pro -rated to
the family's income although_in
the majority of cases, Kinsmen
learned, the service would be
free.
with the Clinton Club was held
hi Clinton Tuesday . evening.
Those installed were Don
Mallough. George White, Bob
McDougall, Harry Hoake and
Fred Jewell.
Proceeds from the
Series Pool were 5145.50.
World
MRS. EVANGELINE
(EVA) LASSALINE
Mrs. Evangeline (Eva)
Lassaline, 180 Eldon Street,
Goderich, died at her home
Friday, November 14 after an
illness of one year. She was 47
years old.
A daughter of George Billard
and Winnifred Clarke,
Newfoundland, she was born,
August 12, 1922. She . later
DONALD CAMPBELL
IVIc LACH LAN
there until 1948 She carne to brothers Clifford of Goderich
,
Alexandra Hospital- -in- !pial --off--- and Albert- of RR 2, Goderich.
that year and was employed here Funeral service was from the
grl nz pare ts,, xr,
,ia#uos Corrin Clinton ll4, MI'.
and Mme. -huhu Van,l'at►huya, RR
. ,�J3ayf(etc1 .
Funeral seeSaturday,,
Novomher ' 1I from. tiles
aS
Funeral Nome with Rev, 'Fr,, R.
Moynahan and Rev: Fr 41...B.
Felly oft eiating Interment w
in Clinton,
Hcnald—C-anrpbell—Me ae 1an,-- - D.H...JA,MESADISacSON
BA Toronto, died, recently in
until Novemberthat city. H was
years, -she was head nurse at
Alexandra Hospital.
She was a member of St.
Peter's Roman Catholic Church.
Other survivors include one
sister, - Mrs. William (Mary)
Moulton, Glace Bay, Nova
Scotia; five brothers, George,
Samuel and Charles, all of Glace
Bay; Matthew of Mulgrave, N.S.;
and Gabriel, London.
Funeral service was from St.
P.eter's Church Monday,
November 17 with Rev. R.
Moynahan officiating. Interment
-Was in St. Peter's Cemetery,
Colborne Township.
Pallbearers were Harold
Hibbert, Elmer Jenkins, Ted
Webb, Walter Westbrooke,
Charlie Orr and ' Kip White.
Flowerbearer was Ken Sowerby.
McCallum Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
G(1RDON VANSTONE
1968.. For 15 Mca Callum Funeral Home, 78 years
old. Dr. James A. Dickson, 80, .n •
A son of Peter McLachlan and
Ruth Hoggarth, he was born in,
Tuckersmith Township, He
received his primary education
at the Red Tavern School and
attended secondary s hoof . at
Seaforth and Goderieh.
Mr. McLachlan . taught
elementary school in the
Goderich area end late moved
to Toronto to tech in
secondary schools.
He was an active member of
Emmanuel United Church.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Grace Wise of Goderich;
two nieces, Mrs. Russell Mulligan
and Mrs. Grace Found; 'and a
nephew, Lloyd Allen of
Brantford. He was predeceased
by a sister, Mrs. Ivy Allen.
MICHAEL WILLIAM CORRAN
Gordon Vanstone, 138 Hincks
St., Goderich, died Saturday,
November 15 at his residence.
He was 65 years old.
Born in Colborne Township,
he has been a resident of
Goderich since 1939.. He was
employed at Sifto Salt Company
November 17 with Rev. Leonard
Warr officiating. Interment was
in Colborne Cemetery.
Pallbearers- ' were John
McGraw, Elmer Fisher., Harold
Duckworth, Doug SRwerby, Bert
McCabe and Ken Williams.
• MRS. EVELYN ZIEGLER
Mrs. Evelyn Ziegler, 131
Wilson Street, died Saturday,
November 15 at Alexandra
Hospital. The widow of Rev.
Karl Ziegler who died in 1950.
She was 72 years old:
Born August 19 in Colborne
Township, she was a daughter of
Eckert Youngblet and Mary
Miller. She has resided in
Goderich for the past 40 years.
Survivors include one step
sister, Mrs. George (Elizabeth)
James, Goderich.
Funeral service was held at the
McCallum Funeral Home-
Tuesday, November 18 at 1 p.m.
Captain R. Hewlett and Rev. A.
Mayberry officiated. The late
Mrs. Ziegler was then transferred
to Zion Lutheran Church,
'Phillipsburg, Ontario, for further
service at. 4 o'clock. Rev.
Andrew Blackwell and Rev.
Baby Michael William Curran,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Wm. Corran (nee Anna
Van Ninhuys) 219 Picton St. E.,
Goderich, died November 14 in
Alexandra Hosptial.
Surviving besides his parents
are three brothers, Anthony
Victor, James Richard and
Bradley John and his
native of Goderich, died reeentiy
at his home in Shafer Heights.
The deceased received, hit;
undergraduate and nnedical
training at the University of
Toronto and was graduated in
1916. His entire class was sent to
England to serve in World War 1,
Before retiring 16 years ago,
he " had established the
Department of Orthopedic
Surgery and Cleveland Clinic and
served as head of that
department for 32 years. ..
He also established the
Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation
when he joined the clinic.
In June he was made an
honorary, fellow of the Royal
College of Surgeons of
Edinburgh, Scotland, one of the
few .Americans to be so honored.
Cleveland Clinic named a
seminar room in his honor in
recognition of his work as "a
surgeon, teacher. • and
humanitarian." His portrait
hangs on the wall there.
Funeral services were held at
the Church of the Saviour,
Cleveland Heights.
He is survived by his wife,
Connie.
The town welfare officer,—
Sherman Blake, would be the
chief administrator acting on
advice from welfare officers,
children's aid and family
doctors.
Fyighty percent of the net cost
is reclaimed by the municipality .
from the provincial treasury.
Kinsmen members felt it would
represent a very mall amount of
municipal tax dollars to "swing
the deal."
And Get
STAMPS Too
SUPREME BRAND BAGGED 24 oz.
BL
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Kinsmen Club members were
advised that the town recreation
committee has plans to raise
approximately $100,000 for
repairs - at the arena. Kinsmen
and other service clubs in
Goderich have been asked to
assist in this proiect.
Kinsmen and Kinettes will
combine their efforts to put a
float ,in this year's Santa Claus
parade in Goderich.
A joint initiation meeting
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