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Once again this year 'Branch 1St ve Johnstone. Girls 4 and ,;V - cry Bowra () d heet�N109 of the Royal Canadian under, .(1) Paula Cattrysse,
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(2) (3) -Tim Robinson. (Oirls). (1.) Chesle and 'Wen r
Legion at Goderich enjoyedrine Te Drennan, 3), Lisa Ledd(2 ; Verna Pollock; Wheelbarrow ,(Boy's
�` ( Y• Mary Burns,
weather for their annual picnic Six and under (Boys) (1) (3) Karin Pedersen. Fourteen (1) Keitjt Me an repel• UiC1
at Ki tchagami camp over the R d b b i e K t h , (2) Scot ,,. and under'(Boys) (1) Fergie, Kingsley, (2)• ) eg Bum an
"weekend. MacDonald, (3)Randy. Chapman Burns, (2) Carl,.LeBlanc,,i(3) Rob Carl, I,reBlane, (3) Tim RQb1so ._.
Children of all ages en o ed, and Dany Hallie. (Girls) (1)Mc.Dou al IOir1
l Y - ) , ,, � � a) . (_Brenda_ _and Dwain �; Ross.. (CirIs)i (��;:i
the races, including foot races, , Caren Drennan, .(2) Lori Sower, Pollock, (2) Bev Ruthidge, ' (3) .l3rendai Pollock; (2) Miry Byr
wheelbarrow races; and a peanut (3) Debie Pedersen. Mary Burns, „ arid Carol Burns, (3) Oodny-
wse:ramble. The adults also Eight and under -(Bays) (1) Three legged Race- (Boys) McLean and Bonny McGhe.
• enjoyed a number of games such Steven McLean; (2) Ron Leddy, (1), John Dennome and Terry Ladies Kick The Shoe, FtirS.
as horseshoes; ball throw, and (3) Jack Minnick. (Girls) ..(1) Crawford, '(2) Fergie Burns and was Marsha Birch and second.
.,..., Beneta Potlocic, -(°2•) Linda Kiiox, -Carl Le Blanes 3 .
Tick the shoe:--.. ..��• . �(") Keith McLean- ,• w�,s, iia,net $heirr�ttt �'�--•� .
hunch wi'ris served , with an. (3) Lora MacDonald, and sick Kingsley: (Girls) (1) .' I1adies.�Thtow The Ball'- Fi-rst.
bundance of cake, ice cream Ten and under- (Boys) (1) Brenda' Pollock ' and Bev was Marsha Birch and seGonc
and pop provided and all went Gary Bowers, (°Dwain Ross, Rutledge, (2) Con "
y McLean was, Aisne -Gey.
home tired but happy. (3) Elf Cattrysse. (Girls) (1) -- •------•----
Race°winners were- Footrace Grace Ross, (2) Carrot Burns, ,(3)
- Boys 4 and under,'" (1) John - Lora MacDonald. •
Hallie, (2) •Ron Chapman, (3) Twelve and under (Boys) (1) R 'sV.• To J...M(KINNEIg,
A large tree linib, weakened by,a wind storm last Tuesday, fell time of the accicitlint
on the nearby St. George's Anglican Church Hall the following covered by in§urarice.
day causing considerable damage. No one was in the hall at the
.Ashfield News
G1=2tt•reh-ser ee-=an
school will be held at
in Ashfield Presbyte
until Fell,' 1.
Mr., and„ M
and family ' ere Sunday guests
with David Compton in Lucan.
Miss • Mabel MacDonald of
Windsor was home for. the
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an' church Ontario.
PRESBYThRIA14 CHURCH; TEESWATER
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in' Northern
Colin Howes, Mrs. Charles Hatherton of
Elmira visited her mother Mrs.
David Mac . Murchy on ,Sunday.
Janice Robb is employed in, a
Beauty Salon in oven Sound.
weekepd. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kerr are
Mrs. I.li>'ye MacLennan is on a trip out west: •
and church authorities say the damage is •
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Goderich and -area- obituaries
MRS. PAUL KRIWOY under the direction of Rev. G. L. granddaughter• of William Exchange 'Hotel until about
Mrs.-`P'a. uI Kriwoy, of 119 Royal for Mrs. Clara Maskell of Mallough, Durlgannon's
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�, ^ Cas.mt A �eou � „and, Goderich .-whodreeltlediesd?yseCiier,�3o .She.+was srP-M�ex of �
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formerly of Goderich, passed at the age of 93. ., farm south of the: village Street United Church.
away suddenly on Tuesday., The former Clara Jewell, a recently vacated by Mr. aed Mrs. She was married in July 1904
August , 3, at St. Michael's daughter of . Mr.' and Mrs W,J, Stothers. 'W A. Stewart of to Willi a m P
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Hospital, Toronto', as the ,result Richard Jewell' - of, Ashfield Dungannon and 'W.J. Stothers of predeceased, her in 1943. She is 4:y
of a cerebral'hemorrhage. , Township, Mrs. Maskell was Goderich are cousins. -" survived by one daughter, Mrs.
The funeral, which was born Apf-il 24, 1878 and lived in - Rev., H.J. Jennings of Lloyd (Irene) Carter, Brantford; yi •
largely attended, took place Ashfield and Colborne Wingham and formerly of- the and two grandchildren.
en tert nners at ' c r n . _ a I'—,
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Carl H. Zwink of Ann Arbor, Goderich ....,.."
Airing its big summer
Michigan, has advised.couneit for carnival and , Art ' Mart next
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th, 'Town of Goderich that •he. siainmer.
is able to book groups of foreign . The information rfrom Zwink
,ntertaine.rs who "perform _free.,,,.w�ati►1.. ,r,,.be s�Y ,,
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for beds and food." 'organizations presently involved
Zwirik\ suggested that such in the carnival as well as some --
groups
might be evaluable to • other clubs -in town.
from the Ogden Funeral Home, Townships before moving to Durigannois parish officiated at
Sheppard Ave.. - -E., Agincourt, ' Goderich in 1945. the graveside service.
Friday,' August 6, to Holy Spirit The late Mrs. Maskell was a
Roman Catholic Church", member of the North Street. L.P. RUNDLE
Agincourt, for Mass at 10 a.m. Unl,ted . Church, a former -Funeral services were
Interment was in Holy., Cross member of the Benmiller W. A. conducted .on .Thursday, August
Cemetery, 'Thornhill. Red Cross Society and a member 12, from the [)art. Funeral Home
During their residence in !' of -the Horne League of the, inrSt. Catherines-4for Lewis P.
* Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Kriwoy Salvation Army. Rundle, B:Sc. a firmer resident.
Street, the" formdr Navin Wilson She is survived by her', of Goderich.
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and familyresided at having"
been chilc�reh;-' Mthur, of Colborne' ti, .,_MrY. •Rundle .. was born in
appointed to succeed L. G. Township, Mrs. Reg (Cepha) Bell Middlesex County on December
Young gat the local office of' the of Goderich and Mrs. Milford 10, 1878 and moved to
former Purity Flour Mills, and (Ina Mae) Durst of Clinton. She Goderich in 1899. He died at'St.
upon termination of its is also, survived by 'two Catherines on August 10.,.
operations,'was transferred back granddaughters and three greatA graduate„ of . the Case
to,the Company's head"office in -grandchildren. She was School of Applied Science at
To; •onto. Sincerthat time, the predeceased' by three brothers Clevland Ohio, U.S.A. in
faiiily' has resided at 119 Cass and five sisters. - ' Electrical, and Mechanical
Ave., Agincourt. Pallbearers were Harry Engineering and was employed
The former ;Man Helen Jenkins; Bert McCabe, Harold as an Electrical ,Engineer` with
Figures was the daughter of Good, Wallace Avery,, . Joe the 'Welland Sli Canal until he
Edward Figures of, Sault Ste. Priddle . and Reg._, Jewell. retired.
Marie, Ontario, and- the late Interment was in Colborne
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Hazel Figures She 'was in .her,., ,Cemetery.
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Surviving besidesMISS E.A. MA.LLOUG
her husband .rhe burial service for ''IMiss
MRS. MARGARET
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are one daughter, _Paula,r
and. Evangeline. Amanda Mallough Mrs. Margaret (graham.
four sons, Philip, Patrice, was r held in -Dungannon on yellow, 42' South St., died in
Jerome and'Jon,. all at .home , . ••
also her father, Edward Figures, kriday, August 5th. (foderich Nursing Home, August
and her brother, Clifford E. Born in Dungannon 98 years, .„0;-- follo'wing an, illness, of just a.
"Figures, both of Sault *Ste. ~ ago,„ she had spent the past few few months. She Was 94.
Marie, Ontario. • - years .with her nephew W,m.
Glover of Toronto, who with his,
MRS. CLARA MA$KELL Wife and'farmily attended the
funeral.'
Funeral services were . Miss Mallough was the,
conducted from 'McCallum daughter of Major <loseph and
Funeral Honie Friday, August 13" Mrs. Mallough • and
A daughter of :Robert' and
Christine (MacD.onald)
Campbel•I, she „was born
February 15, 1877 in Goderich,'
where she lived all her life. She
worked' as •ai (ailoress and was
proprietoress of the British
dry dt.
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Funeral service was Thursay,
August 12, at Stiles Funeral
Home, with 'Rev. G.,. L., Royal
officiating. „
Interment was in Maitland
•Cemetery. ' Pallbea'r'ers' were
• Robert- Sanderson, Donald
Sanderson, Douglas MacDonald
and Arnold McConnell. -
ROBERT E. McINTYRE
A private funeral ser Ace was
held at the McCallum 'uneral '
Home on Tuesday for R ert E.
McIntyre who died Sun y at
the age., ..,of 84 ° in Alexa ra
Marine and,,, General Hospital'
following 'an illness , of "three
.. years. ,
Born in Invernesq.Scotland on
;August 9, 1887 he was the son
of the late John • and ' Anne
McIntyre.
'Mr.' McIntyre ways -a
stockbrolter at Toronto until his
retirement ° in .1968. He ,is
survived by, his wife the former
Julia Dwight Lewis.
Servr'a's were conducted by
.Rev. G. C=., Russell with
interment in Maitland cemetery
at Goderich.
• • MRS. RAE BISHOP
Tuesday, August 10, N1rs, Rae
Bishop passed• away at Alpha
Nursing Horne in Toronto. She
lad been an invalid for many
years, following a series of
strokes.
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Mrs. Bishop was formerly Rae
Stothers, daughter of • the ,late
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stothers of
Dungannon. Mr. Stothers was
postmaster in Dungannon for
,several years. Her husband was
the late Walter Bishop of
Chicago. ,
The burial service took place
at Dungannon 'Cemetery at 1,2
troop on Thursday, August 12,
with burial in the famijy 'plot.
The- service was' bonducted by
Rev. 5. MacDonald of
Londesboro.
Mrs. Bishop is survived by
one sister, Jane, of Toronto; one;
daughter,- Jean; one son, William.
of Chicago; five grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. -
S. B. Stothers of Lucknow
and W...1. Stothers of Goderich
are cousins of the deceased.
Tai arrears
A .statement of tax arrears
outstanding as of July 31, •in
Goderich sh-o-w-'e•d that
$21,022.75 had not been paid.
The figureat, this lime 'last
year was .816,125.24 but
according to Clerk Harold Walls.
tax arrears were up $5,000 at
the end of last year so things are
"holding steady."
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CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And Inscriptions
Strafford -- Ontario
C. M'cCnllum
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215 Wellington St. S., Goderich
Phone 5246272 or 5244345
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Goderich District Representative
Frank Mellwain
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Clifton=Exeter-Sesforth
524=9465
. 200 Gibbons St.
Reg.J. J., Bell
45 Cambria Rd. S.•
524-7464 ,
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AUGUST22
First Baptist Church
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Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
, Affiliated with the Pentecostal -Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS. k,'
. PETER G. 'ST. DON
, Pastor
SUNDAY, AUGUST 22
10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP.
7:00 p,m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
8:00 p.m. Tuesday, Prayer. and Bible Study
-"---"•'•'-8-:00 p.m. - 'Friday, Young Peoples Service'
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES
"If you faint in the dayof adversity, y, your „strength;
► , ' , is small"
10:00 •a.M. _ Sunday School
11:00 a.m. - Worship •
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Speaker: REV. L. SPARKS
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
FIRST BAPTIST CH'URC-H
(Bapti5t Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
- A WELCOME TO ALL
11:00 a.m.,— REV. T. J,.McKINNEY, Teeswater
and Church School.
Special Music
ST.- GEORGE'S CAH .RCH
• SUNDAY, 'AUGUST 22
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ELEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 a.m.
Organist-Choirmas'ter:. Mr. Paul C. Baker,
F.R C.O., L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: THE REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A. B.D.
Victoria Street United Church
EVANGELISTIC -- FUNDAMENTAL
REV. ,R, BRUBACHER, Pastor
10:00 a.m. — Visit Our Growing Bible School.
11:00 a.m. '--- "THE GREATEST FALL IN HISTORY"
7:30 p.m. - Speaker: Mr. Ernie Brubacher, B.A.,
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Wednesday, '8, p.m. - Midweek Service.
WELCOME TO 'Till FRIENDLY Cf'URCII
Knox Presbyterian Church
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
11:10' a.m. — Worship Service
Guest Preacher: REV. RONALD McCALLUM
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BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A.; Minister
WILLIAiVI CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY,, AUGUST 22
SUMMER SCHEDULE .
Service is 'at 10:00 a.m.
Sermon. "THE MASTER'S RETURN"
(Nursery for infants)
The Minister will preach
Guest Organist: James McArthur, Sarnia.
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Enter to Worsnrp 'Depart td Serve
10:00 a.m. - Worship Service, & Bible School
Guest Preacher: REV. RONALD McCALLUM,
North Street United Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT '
$UNDAY, AUGUST 2?
10:00 a.m. - Morning Worship - '
10:.0.0.. a_m_ Superyised. Nurser_y,..
10:00 a.m. -` Junior Church School. ,
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Rev. Ray.mont returns to pulpit
Guest Organist: 'Mr. Paul Howe
, (Coffee will be served on the lawn
following the serwic
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Mrs. - Eleanor Hetherington, .A.T.C.M.,
d1IIS�',anc ,.,Vv�1;LF iQ'' T`J•.L.1Rcto K Aub".''7•W, 7I .
Phone Church Office4nd. Study 524•'631
Church Building L- 524.69511
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