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4A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THVItSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 197
The dedication of the new .colors at the chapel in the Huron
County Court House attracted Royal Canadian Legion
members. from aground the district. On hand for the
.:eremonies were (left to right) Ed Tonks, Legion Branch
109 Goderich; Cleave Coombs, Zone ommander, Legion
Branch 156, Seaforth; J.. Cornish, egion Branch 140,
Clinton; the Rev. G.L. Royal, Padre or the Goderich
Legion; George- Inglis, Legion Branch 307 Howick; Ted
Pooley, Legion Branch 167 Exeter; the Rev. George
'Anderson, Padre Exeter Legion; and Herman Young,
senior -officer of the day, Legion Branch 183 MacDonald.
(photo and story by D.R. Williams)°
New colors dedicated in chapel
The dedication of the colors
by Goderich Branch No. 109
of the Royal Canadian •Legion
and area. Legionnaires took
plat -e at the Goderich Court
l{ou,,e Chapel Sunday af-
ternoon. • • ' •
The parade formed up in
front of the Goderich Legion
Hall and from there marched
.ariiund. The Square to the
Court House Chapel.
Goderich Legion No. 109
Padre' Rev. G.L. Royal and
Exeter Legion No: 367 Padre
Rev. George Anderson gave
the call to prayer..
Dedication .of , the new
colors of the 161st Huron
Pioneer Battalion was .15y Mr.
Ted Pooley of the . Exeter
Legion No. 367.
Last Post and Reveille was
played, by trumpeter, Ernie
McMillan of Goderich.
Sunday's ceremony was
ADMISSION $2.00 with student card
$2.25 without '
attended by about 65 Legion
`members., 15 members of the
Ladies Auxiliary, Liberal
M.P.P. Jack Riddell, Huron
County Warden Anson
McKinley; Huron County
Council members, The Mayor
of Goderich, His Worship D.J.
Shewfelt; Administrator J.H. Holmesville
Walls; •Councillors -Bob Allen,
Jim Peters and Leroy
Harrison; andother-citizens. A"' 4_H dads
The ceremony was for
the battalion saw' duty with
,the 58t.h,, 47th, 18th -and 1st
regiments, the 43rd Cameron
Highlanders and various
machine gun companies.
The original battalion was
disbanded in February 1918.
dedicate new colors in the
Legionchapel of the Court
House, to.repla•ce the old ones
of the 161st Huron' Pioneer .
Battalion which was stolen
about,a year ago.
The original battalion
colours were presented by a
number of the ladies' of the
Exeter Soldier Aid Society on
August 29, 1915 at Camp
Borden. -
The Battalion started upor-
its organization in Clinton,
December 6, 1915. Recruiting
took place from men_ mainly
from the county. Initial
training took place in the.
various local towns.;
On the 29th of May, 1916,, the
battalion was mobilized from
Clinton to- Hillcrest Camp in
London. In July 1916 they
went to Camp • Borden for
more intensive training. '
From there with •a strength
of 800 men and 35 officers
they went overseas on the
;troopship. Lapland. Overseas
Goderich Rotary Club
PRESENTS
1975-76Concert Series
London Symphony Orchestra
Clifford Evans
Conductor
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Clifford ,Evans, Conductor'
Saturday, December 6, 1975
T.HE MESSIAH
LONDON PRO MUSICAL CHOIR WITH
ORCHESTRA AND GUEST SOLOISTS
Saturday, February 14, 1975
SPANISH MUSIC FOR -DANCE
• ORCHES -TRA, GUEST ARTIST PAULA MORENO,
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Saturday, March 6, 1975
ORCHESTIL NIGHT .
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On November 24, •the
Y aking.YeaSties,'Holmesfville
I entertained their fathers,' at
a pot luck supper at the home
of Mrs. Betties.
Eighteen persons enjoyed
the meal which consisted of
hamburg stacks, cheese
puffs, tuna casserole, meat
''loaf,' scalloped potetoes,
'tossed salad, jellied salad,
raw,- vegetable plate, clover
leaf and fan tan rolls,
Hungarian Bubble Ring and
peaches with cream topping.
Bev Mathers, Debbie
Harrison. and Christine
Burgess had' charge of the'
main course and the dishes.
Brenda Diehl, Sherry Duff,.
Ann k loops and Mary Jean
Betties hooked after the
remainder of the meal, , ,
Mary Jean, president of the_
club, welcomed the..._fathers
and introduced the club'
leader, Mrs. A. Betties.
Mrs. .Bettles tFi iTIked the
parents for their support and
interestin4'-H work and
explained several details,
The president called upon
each girl and explained the
office she held. The girls in
turn, told what th''ey had made
and .provided for the meal.
Each introduced her father.
Everyone enjoyed , a few
dames of cards and a social
''chat after the meal.
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j0 IVESE fAREWEL1..
F. J. MILLAR
Fred J. Millar, RR 2,
Goderich, died .in Victoria
Hospital, London last
l'hur•sday; He was 64.
He is survived by his wife
Thursa (Harrison) ; two
daughters; Mrs. Brian ( Mary
:gine) Wood of Hillsdale, Ont.
and Miss Janet Millar of
Toronto; a sister, Mrs. A.W,
( Barbara) Burchall,'London;
and one • granddaughter,•-
Laureen Wood.
He was predeceased by his
parents Rev. and Mrs.
Hubbard Millar and a
dayghter, Susan.
Funeral services ,were
conducted at Harris Funeral
Home, London, last Saturday
'by Rev. Max Parker and
burial followed in Mount
j'leas,ant Cemetery.
Mr, Millar was a former
member of Kilwinning Lodge,
Branch ,109 of the Royal
Canadian Legion in Goderich
and was a recipient .of the
Centennial Medal for'service
to his country.
RHODES J. PEERS
Rhodes L. ' Peers; 50
Hamilton Street, Apartment
5 died suddenly November 25
in Alexandra "Marine and
General Hospital. He was 67.
Ile was born October. 26,
1908 in' RYugwash, Nova
Scotia, He was employed as a
welder at Dominion Road
Mach•inery until his
retirement three years -ago.
He was an adherent of North _.
Street United Church.
He was predeceased by his
lie, the form.er, Thelma Ione
Lewis on' November ,5, 1970.
The couple was married
November 2, 1944.
He is, survived by . one
daughter, Mrs. Herbert
( Nancy) Lyon, London; two
stepsons, William and Earl
Francis; five stepdaughters,
Mrs, Leonard (Patricia)
Donkervoort; Mrs. Robert
(Jean) 'Jacobs, Mrs. Thomas
( Thelma) ,Newton and Mrs.
Ronald (Marla) Forth, all of
London; and Mrs. Audrey
Hogan, Hamilton; 37 gran-
dchildren and 1 , great
grandson.
'Funeral service' was
Friday, November 28 at Stiles
Funeral Home with the Rev.
Ralph King officiating.'
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Harry Westlake, Ed Lee, Vic
Hey, Don Goddard, Ray Allin
and Jini Kelly.
Yea though I walk through ,6a volley
tri the shuJuw „1 Jen,th I shall fear nu
,,.I 1,, thou art with me
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D.W. STRONG
Donald William.Strong of 60
Princess Street West, Clinton,
died suddenly at his home,
November 23, 1975, at the age
of 48.
Son of Robert John -Strong
and, Aida Grace Strong, he
was born, September 12, 1927,
in Kitchener.
Surviving besides his wife,
the' former Phyllis ,Winifred
Steep, are seven children:
Mrs. Jim (Grace) Escott and
Donna of Alberta,,. Mrs.
Gordon (Geraldine) Bell,
Patricia,, Marjorie, Ken and
Bill. all of Clinton.
Also surviving are four
grandchildren, two sisters
and four -brothers: Bob of
Winnipeg; Jack of London,
Jim of Clinton; Art ..'of
Seaforth: Mrs: Gerry (Joyce)
Hamilton of Goderich and
Mrs. Pat (Marie) Regan of
Dublin.
The funeral service was
held November 26, 1975 at the
Ball Funeral Home, Clinton,
with Rev, Edwin Nelson
officiating. Interment
followed at the Clinton
cemetery,
Pallbearers were -Hans
leppington, Steve Layton,
Steve Maguire,- Ron Coates,
Steve Carter and Paul
Hamilton. .
Kinettes,
Sorority
make 'draw
The Kinettes and the Xi
Delta Epsilon Chapter of the
Beta Sigma Phi held a bake
sale on Saturday in Suncoast
Mall. They report it was a
great success thanks to the
Mall officials aril the people
of Goderich,.
The winrr of the Christ-
mas draw was Mrs. Sylvia
Trick.
The foods you eat can
determine how you look, feel
and act. Remember, during
Nutrition Week,, that
NUTRITION MATTERS .
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Kinsmen Christmas
NEW TOY
_DROP
Please help us-to1felp-Santa-by. purchasing a,
toy of any value and dropping it at the
specially decorated boxes located at one of
the Goderich .merchants listed below.
Let's Make this a Good
Christmas For All
Our Children.
Participating Merchants are:
CANADIAN TIRE CORP.
BR,ECKENRIDGE HARDWARE
PEZSPLES STORE
FINCHER'S LTD.
MET STORE
All toys distributed by Huron
Children's Aid Society. -
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County
Thank you
Kinsmen Club Of Goderich
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Star
s This Weekend
GODERICH KINSMEN
WITI{A
RULES'
1. Indicate choices on the lower part of the
ticket by placing an "X" on yoitr selection.
Print your name, address and telephone
number clearly.
2. Tickets must be turned in to the Goderich,
Kinsmen Club or the outlets listed below by
` 1:00 p.m. on the date of the first game to
qualify.,
3. Prize money will be'divided equally among
the ticket holders having the best score.
4. The results will be published in
Goderich Signal -Star and on Cable
Channel 12 and will be available at
following outlets:
Becker's Milk Store
Black's Grocery
" Blue's Grocery
Qobie's Grocery
Fincher's Smoke Shop
Goderich Discount Centre
The Met
the
TV
the
• 5% Ticket holders wishing to protest the 'results
must do so by Saturday of the week following
date, of the last f arse on the ticket. Protests
will be received by telephone at 524-7307
between 1:00 p.m, and 3100 p.m. on Satur-
days. ~-
6. In 4the event of disputes, decisions of the
Goderich Kinsmen Club Hockey, Pool Com-
mittee will be final.
Kinsmen Club oiY,00erich Hockey Pool •
Dec 6, 7 9
1975
7. Proceeds towards community service
• rojects.
i .. Kinsmen Club of Goderich
At 1011
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• Use 'your hockey knowledge
in picking wins or ties.
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• Winner's share exceeds 50%
of net proceeds
PROCEEDS TO
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
PROJECTS
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