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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-01-21, Page 11Former Goderich resident Evelyn Gren dies EVELYN GREEN Word was received recently of the death of Mrs. B.F. l Evelyn) Green, formerly of 173 West St. in Goderich, who died on January 5 at the age of 94 years. At -the time of her death, Mrs. Green was a resident of Stilwell Nursing Home in Oklahoma under the care of Dr. Burdge Green, who is her son. Mrs. Green's late husband, Rev. B.F. Green was a former minister at Calvin United -Church in St. Helens. Mrs, Green's name will be recognized best by FOCUS readers as the person who submitted many poems` written by Mrs. I. Clark, IDA LOUISA WRIGHT Ida Louisa Wright, of Clinton and former- ly of Goderich Township, died in Clinton Public Hospital on January 18. She was 78 years old. • Mrs. Wright was born on. September. 2, 1908 in Huilett Township to the late Charles and Ida Louisa ( Izzard) Josling. On September 30, 1932, she married the late Norman Foster Wright in the United Church Manse, Londesboro. Mr.1 and Mrs. Wright farmed on the Baseline Road; on the Goderich Township side, after their marriage, until Mr, • 4jlright,'s.,death in 1981 :and in 1982 -Mr's. Wright moved to - Clinton • where she has • resided since. " Mrs. Wright is survived by . two sisters, Mrs. Leslie (Olive) Ball and Mrs. George ( Edith) Wright, both of Clinton; and two brothers, .Ralph Josling of Goderich 'and, Elgin Josling of RR1 Londesboro. She is also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral and committal services were held on January 20 at the Ball and Falconer Funeral° Home, Clinton, with Rev:.. James Bechtel officiating. . Interment in Ball's Cemetery, Huilett Township. MARGARET ETHEL.WALMSLEY • Margaret Ethel (Sutherland) Walmsley died at Wentworth Lodge on Sunday,. January 11 in her 100th year. She was the wife of the' late H. Clifton Walmsley. Dear mother of Dr. Joseph F.S. • 'Mature Christi REV. ROBERT O: BALL North StreetUhited Chprch It was a simple illustration. It carne across my desk with some material drawing my attention to The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. That's this week. It talked about a child, with small odd- -shaped pieces of cardboard, slowly fitting and joining the ragged, disjointed chunks together, one piece after another until a larger pattern appeared. And when the final piece was inserted,a picture appeared, as the fragments comeinto a unity, and form a thing of beauty. Mature Christians are certainly not blind to the reality of the Christian Church today, which appears hs disjointed chunks of the • puzzle, and not a complete picture. While uniformity of expression of our Faith is not a ealte OBITUARIES. Walmsley and his wife Dorothy. Dear grandmother of Peter, Charlotte Fletcher, Katherine, David and Franklin Price. Interment in Hamilton Cemetery. DOROTHY MAY KAYE Mrs. Dorothy May Kaye, of the Southwood Nursing' Home, passed away at the 4"Rockyview General Hospital in Calgary, Alberta, on January 11, 1987, at the age of 78 years. Mrs. Kaye is survived by two daughters, Norma and her husband Martin Blake, and grandsons Marty and Jim, all of Calgary and Sheila Graves of Toronto; as well as one sister Grace Dewar of Toronto. She was predeceased by her husband Bill in 1974. Mrs. Kaye lived in Toronto from 1908-1971 when she moved to Goderich, Ontario. In 1980, she moved to Calgary where she lived with her daughter Norma and her family un- til recently when she became a resident of Southwood Nursing Horne. She was a member of the Bonavista Baptist Church and the Fish Creek Seniors. Funeral services were held at McInnis and Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel" on "Wednesday, January 14 with the Rev, Dan Colborne_, officiating. Cremation followed. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to Operation Eyesight, 207 -19th Street N.W,, Calgary, T2N 2H9. WILHELMINA DICKSON " Miss Wilhelmina (Willa) Dickson, R.N., of St. Catherines died Monday, January 12 ,at the age of 82 years. Born in Ashfield Township in Huron Coun- ty on October 2, 1903, she was the daughter of the late Thomas Dickson and Matilda Reid. . She was a graduate of the,$chool' of Nurs- ing in Goderich. . She was a missionary nurse in Hurst and Chapleau. She became nursing' supervisor at -Alexandra' Marine and General Hospital and prior to her retire- nient she was administrator of St. Marys Hospital. She is survived by one brother, Melvin Dickson and his wife Helen of Saltford; and, two sisters, Ruby Dyer of St. Catherines and Corabelle and her husband Harvey Bryans of London. Several nieces and nephews also survive. She was predeceased by three brothers, Thomas, William and Fred Dickson, and two sisters, Mae Taylor and Mary Ann Dickson. Funeral and committal" services were held Thursday, January 15 al, the Butler Funeral Home in St. Catherines with Rev. Brown officiating. Interment was in .Mt. Osborne Cemetery in Beamsville. LETTIE GREEN • Lettie Green, of Bayfield and formerly of London,, died in Clinton Public Hospital on January 14. She was 94; years old. •Mrs: Green was born in Pittsburg, Penn- sylvania, on September 5, 1892 to the late William and Clara (Jessop) Waggoner. On September 10, 1912, she married the late Albert Green in St. Georges Anglican' Church, London. ,The couple continued to live in London, where Mr. Green died in 1940, and Mrs. Green stayed on until 1943. She then moved to her daughter and son-in-law's, Clara and Reg Wilson. Due to Mr.. Wilson's occupation as a banker, they lived in various corn- munities in Ontario before, moving to Bayfield permanently in 1975. However, Mrs. Green had been a summer resident in Bayfield for many years, living in Bayfield' for six months in the summer and then living with her, daughter in the winter. Mrs. Green is survived by one. daughter, Mrs. Reg (Clara) Wilson of Bayfield, and one son, Bruce, of White Rock, B.C. She is survived by nine grandchildren and several' great grandchildren. A funeral and committal service was held on January 16 at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton, with Pastor Reuben Brubacher of Wallaceburg officiating.' Interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, London. ns not blind to religious realities • MISTER'S STUDY desirable goal, the ecumenical movement encourages worthy goals, where in the mix- ture of our diversity, we hop and pray for, that wholeness that Christ can'ive within that which seems incomplete. And we are enabled to enfold one another as one family of Christ. • Fortunately, there are many signs and ex- periences which remind us that this is hap- pening. James Taylor,•in a little devotional book •An Everyday ;God tells of being in Malawi Africa. He was in a little church. People stood in the aisles, and outside the solOes TRAVEL TIPS by DON PLETSCH In 1986 over 17,000 passengers travelled with FUNWAY TOURS to Expo 86 in Vancouver. They are now offering th first package holiday to EXPO 88. EXPO Here's an opportunity for you to take that dream vacation to AUST-R.ALIA, combine it with all the excitement of EXPO 88 -and a 3 night stopover in HAWAII. 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Black -and white together: The singing was beautiful, though not a 'word or the music or sermon was understood, until the minister broke the Bread, and held high the Cup, and Taylor knew that he belongedthere, for he understood This Is My" Body, Broken For 'T ly; This Is My Blood, Shed For You: This week we need to be remindedthat regardless of the fragmentation that we ex- perience, ther is another reality that transcends all that, which 'gives wholeness and' hope. It is the gift of reconciliation which comes from the heart of God, in Jesus Christ our Lord. In the strength of that Truth, we 'keep . working on the puzzle. (;(I.J- I i('H SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1987 I'At T TIN , ,1 ALL 1 ESS SE 1 A Ch se Night: Tuesday, January 27, 1987 Goderich Town Hall Council Chambers Wednesday, January 28, 1987 Seaforth & District Community Centre Tii` 0 e: ® 10 p.m. . 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