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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-27, Page 14PAGE 14 --GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1987 pie sed to re now SE nu ie th:.: t they recognized evv- feeds Dealer W,,,.. h,. ,v,,." in stock ®c, ;mf,'Iete Ii and ;,in f r&lse Coe in -•:nd t.Ik to y,:.ur feed requirl:-meats SPECIAi. i ISCOtJNT N CHICK STARTER Call Christie:..,r Phil .,t 52ti,-2447 CASH & CA "Y' DISC UNT e f feeds us Li* :,,t DURST FARM CENTRE "Your Area Pet Food Warehouse" invites you to PE THURSDAY, JUNE STARTING AT 7:30 I ;`M. AT THE CLINT®• LEGION HALL FEATU BNG Purina Pet Nutritional Specialists in Attendance ®Slides and Fills Draws for Pet Chows 'Super isc•:unt Coupons and ®Puri, a Cash : ucks - to be given away *Refreshments RING FRIEND . (HU NO AND ¥OUR QUESTIONS! ST FARM CENTRE 275 Huron Street (Hwy. 8 West) Clinton 482-7706 Family Lorne Rod es :t ' les T NIR. LORNE W. ROUGES Mr. Lorne W. Hodges, of Goderich and formerly of Goderich Township, died at Maitland Manor on Tuesday, May 19 at the age of 84. Born in Goderich Township on July 1, 1902, he was the son of the late Robert W. Hodges and the former Mary Ann Jewell. He was a farmer in Goderich Township until his retirement. He was a member of Victoria Street United Church as well as Benmiller Court No. 86 Canadian Foresters. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary' May) Currell; two sons, Leonard and his wife,' Eileen, and John and his wife Della, all of Goderich Dorothy and her husband Bill Ferguson, also of Goderich Township. F"rftenn grandchildren. and 25 great- grandchildren also survive. He was predeceased by one brother Orville. The funeral service was held at the Mc- Callum and Palla Funeral Home on Thurs- day, May 21 with Rev. Robert Ball of North Street United Church officiating. Benmiller Court No. 86 of Canadian Foresters held a memorial service at the funeral home Wednesday evening. Flowerbearers were grandchildren Bradley Hodges, Tressa Rodges, Lisa Hodges and Colleen Rodges. Pallbearers were grandsons Gerald Rodges, David Hodges, Glenn Ferguson, Wayne Scott, David Bean and Jim Campbell. Interment in Maitland Cemetery. MR. W. EARL RAITHBY Mr. W. Earl Raithby, of Huronview and formerly of Goderich, died at Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, May 19 at the age of 90. Born in Auburn on April 27, 1897, he was the son of the late John Raithby and the former Matilda Lansing. He was a farmer in Auburn until his retirement. Mr: Raithby was a member of First Baptist.Church. . Surviving are his wife, the former Zelta Atkinson) Young; son Bill and his wife Ciss of Brantford; daughter Marie and h'er hus- band Ken Petrie of Kincardine; step- children, Mrs. Wilfred (Catherine) Gilders of Goderich, Jim, Nelson and Roanld Young all of Calgary and Norman Young of Port Elgin. Seven grandchildren and two.great- grand-daughters also survive. , He was predeceased by his first wife, Alfretta Killough (in 1967 ), one sister, Mrs. Mary Johnston and one brother, Frank. The funeral service was held at the Mc- Callum and Palla Funeral Home on Friday, May 22 with Rev. Gilbert Kidd of First Bap- tist Church officiating. Special music was provided by Mrs. Shirley McMillan. , Pallbearers were Don Campbell,. Allan Petrie, Harold Bettger, Bruce Erskine, Bill Chase and Bill Armstrong. Interment in Ball's Cemetery. MRS. MYRTLE HICKS Mrs. Joseph Hicks, the former Myrtle Evelyn Fulford, passed away in Pontiac, Michigan on Saturday, May 2, 1987 in her 84th year. Born in Colborne Township on July 3, 1904, Myrtle was the daughter of the late George and Adeline ( Stirling) Fulford and has lived in sDet'roit since her marriage to Joseph Hicks of Goderich Township in July of 1924. He predeceased her in 1971. She is survived by two daughters, Lenore esday at age 84 OBI I UAPIFS. Mrs. Miles Allen i, Shirley Mrs. 1M alter Pivetta i; two sons, Bill and Dori, all of Detroit, Michigan 18 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. She is also survived In one brother. Harold of Smyrna Beach in Florida, and one sister Pearl Mrs Ed Swift i of I.os Angeles, California. Predeceasing her, besides her husband. were one sister Helen of RE( a Goderich and brothers, Chester of Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania; Stirling and Ben of R1( 5 Goderich; and Louis of 11k Lake, Ontario The funeral was held on Ma' li at the Charles Step Funeral Home, Redford. Pon- tiac., Nlic•higan with her minister. Dr. Robert H. ('rilley of Fort Street Presbyterian Church, Detroit, conducting the sere ice Pallbearers were 'her grandsons and inter- ment took place in Glen Eden Cemetery. Those attending from Goderich were Mrs. Theresa Fulford, Mrs. Dons Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. L)an Pitblado. GGO E,Lr [[ 1ER FINE FURNITURE 1 COMFORT BY RECLINERS AND SOFA BEDS ON THE MAIN STREET OF DUBLIN 345.22 50 }I'f N \lc SND,\1 1 �. \ )'\1 1111 y ,111 1 I (I \ i 11 EWAN (.'. ROSS Ewan C. Ross, age 85, died May 1 in Alex- andra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. He had been in poor health for the last several years. A native of Glengarry County, he came to Huron County in 1939. He enlisted at London with the Canadian Army in 1940 and was on active service with,the 5th Armoured Divi- sion for the duration. He suffered severe shoulder injuries in a tank accident while in England. In 1946, upon returning to Canada, he worked as a licensed mechanic in Goderich. He was with the quality control department of Champion Road Machinery before he was forced due to his war injuries totakc early retirement at age 59. Ewan worked in his spare time as' a historian.for Eastern Ontario and was author ad co-author of several books.. "A History of Glengarry" is now a reference book in libraries and universities.. On August 3, 1946, he and Esther Mac - Math were married at Holmesville. He is survived 'bv his wife and by a son W. John and his wife, Bette, of Moose Factory, On- tario; a step-grandaughter, Lisa Timmer - mans, Peterborough; a sister. Edith I Mrs. Lyall Symonds ) of Campbellford. His brother, Gordon, predeceased him im 1984. He was a member of Knox. Presbyterian Church, Goderich, and of 'the Royal Cana- dian Legion. A service was held by Branch 109 and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion at - the McCallum and Palla Funeral Home in Goderich. The funeral service was con- ducted by Rev. G.I.. 'tuyai of Knox Presbyterian Church. .A solo, -Amazing Grace•', was contributed by Bette Ross ac- companied by Lorne Dotterer. On May 6, friends and relatives gathered to pay their respects at the McArthur Bros and MacNeil Funeral Hurne, Cornwall, On May 7, a ser- vice was conducted at St. Andrews United Church, Martintown, by Rev. Clifford Fauns. A solo, "How Great Thou Art", was contributed by Mr. Ross's niece, Heather Griffith ;,f Ottawa, and Arnold Murray, a piper with the Glengarry Highlanders, played Scottish airs before and after the ser- , vice. At' the graveside, the piper played "My Glengarry Horne". Burial took place in the North Branch Cemetery near Martintown. In addition to floral tributes, donations were received for the Canadian Cancer Society and other Charities. Pallbearers were Ron Westlake of Bayfield. nephew, Wayne Symonds of Mon- treal and Lorne Russ of Ottawa, George anbeek, Tom Curran and , Anarew Harkness.of Glengarry ('aunty. LESi.14ORATIO PENTLAND Leslie " Horatio Pentland, a resident of Maitland Manor -Nursing Horne in Goderich, died at the home on Monday, May 18 at the age of 89. Born in Nile on June 11, 1897, he was the son of the late John Hadwin Pentland and the former .Annie Maria Young. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Margaret Alberta Paltricdge, whom he mar- ried in 1925,. ' Mr. Horatio was .a retired farmer and a member of North Street United Church. He was also a member and past -president of the Morningstar Lodge No. 309. Surviving are three daughters, Wilma 1 Mrs. Fulton Charlton r of Goderich, Ann Mrs. James McArthur i of Sarnia, and Gail Mrs.- Stewart Snider) of Waterloo. Three grandchildren, Sonya Snider,•Luke Snider and Susan McArthur, also survive. Besides his wife, he was predeceased by one sister, Mrs: Gladys Dustow. and two brdthers, Harvey and Lorne. The funeral service was held at the. Mc- Callum and Palla Funeral Home on Wednes- day, May 20 with Rev. Robert Ball of North Street United Church officiating. The Morningstar Lodge No. '309 A.F. and A.M. held a service on Tuesday evening at the home. • . Pallbearers were Frank' Pentland, Laverne Pentland, Duncan MacKay, Hugh Feagan, Gerald Dustow and Jack Walker. Interment in Dungannon Cemetery. FAMILY NEWS Kevin Bundy's parents are happy to an- nounce ' that after 20 years of formal schooling, he will finally begin a career as a professsional actor. Kevin is a graduate of GDCi, the University • of Western On- tario and spent a summer at the Banff School of Fine Arts. On May 1, he graduated from the National Theatre School in Montreal. He will begin his pro- fessional career this summer at the Blyth Festival with a part in Bordertown Cafe. Congratulations Kevin from Mom, .Dad, Rob, Rhonda, Elizabeth and Granny. Break a leg' FINANCIAL CENTRE, WRENCH' 2 77 .....1 265 5503:. Michelle I Shelley I Ann Moffat, daughter of Mae and John Moffat of RR 1 Wroxeter, and Randy Scott 'Henry, son of Ross and Berniece Henry .of RR 6 Goderich, were united 'in marriage at Wroxeter United Church April 25 by Rev. knock and Rev: Pugh. Attendants for the couple were Helen Morrison of RR 1 Wroxeter, maid of honor and friend of the bride; Donna Green of Kitchener, • bridesmaid and cousin of the bride; Sandy Duncan of Cam- bridge, bridesmaid and sister of the bride; ' .J'ackie Henry of Goderich, junior bridesmaid and daughter of the groom; Bob Daer of Goderich, best man and friend of the groom; Larry Henry of Seaforth, usher and brother of the•groom; Rick Mof- fat, usher and brother of the bride: and Mike Henry of Goderich, junior usher and nephew of • the groom. A reception. was hrld at the Belmore Community Centre. After a wedding trip to West Palm Beach , Orlando. Florida,. the couple have taken up residence,at 145 St. Georges Crescent in Goderich. i photo by Jack McPhearson I PROFESSIONAL DOG CUPS & GROOMING *Weekday's * Evenings *Saturdays BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Karen Bruinsma 524-6033 169 BEECH it, "CLINTON "PEN _AYa 30 P.M. POSY SHOW AT. DUSK ...,... 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