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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-06-03, Page 11Fori:;.er fisher NIR.REGINALD FRANK POOLF Mr. Reginald Frank Poole of Goderich, died at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital un Tuesday, May 26 at the age of 61. • Born in Alborborough Township on January 22, 1926, he was the son of the late George Poole and the former Ada Lamb and step sun of the late Harold Liddle of Wheatley. He was a corruuercial fisht.rrnan and was a nlenll,er of the Royal Canadian 1,egion Branch 109., Goderich. Surviving are his children Sandi (Mrs. Larry Beaudoin) of Wheatley. Randy of Chatham and 'l'an,uni of Wheatley, his brother George of Wheatley and three grandchildren Shauna, Randy and Jerrad. ;1'he funeral service was held at the Me-' Callum and Palla Funeral Hoene onMrs- day, May 28 with Rev. Robert J. ('rocker of St. George's Anglican Church officiating. Royal Canadian Legion and Ladies Aux- iliary to Branch 109 Goderich held a ser- vice on Wednesday ovening, Pallbearers wore Ed Turner, • Ken Lessard, Martin Derbyshire; • Clayton - Larder, 1)on Henry and Leroy Gowanl.ock. Interment at Maitland Cemetery with a Veteran's plot. MR.FRANCIS JOHN CHASE Mr.Francis John 4l1ase of Stratford died at Stratford General Hospital on May 25 at the age of 66. Born in Port Colborne on June 30, 1920, he was the son of the late Herbert Basil Chafritratad the former 1,aura Belle Mott. He was a Registered Nursing Assistant at Stratford General Hospital and had been for 25 years. He was a member of the Army, Navy and Air Force Club, Sergents' Mess Perth Regiment Stratford. ,Surviving are his wife, the former Irene' Edith ( McKay) Huckins; step daughter HODGES '1'inand Wanda are very pleased to an- nounce the birth of their first child, Cory Michael, on' May 17, 1987 at 12:15 a.m. weighing 10 lbs. 4 Ozs. Proud,grandpar;ents for the sixth time are Bill and Marie Park and for' the ninth time Lloyd and Doris Hodges, all.of Dungannon. Special thanks to Doctors .Cauchi and Neal and all the nurses of second floor east for their special care and help, especially Joanne Ducharme for • her extra help during my delivery. SHOLDICE :Mark and -Debbi ( nee Scott) are pleased to finally announce the birth and arrival home of their first child,- a sons Samuel Scott Sholdice made his grand entrance at Clinton Public Hospital on May 5th at 5:38 p.m., weighing' in at 7 lbs: 4 ozs. Proud first-time grandparents are Don and Brenda Scott, se- cond grandchild' for Gary ,and Barb Sholdice. .Great grandparents are Russell and Verna Sholdice, Laurie and Dorothy Scott, Lou and Pauline Deftiviere, Kate' ('lark and the late Sauel Clark. • DOHk, TY ' • Adam and Laura Doherty are thrilled to an- - pounce that their sister, Kathleen Anne has finally arrived. She was born at 7:40 a.m. May 24 weighing in a 9 lbs. 9'2 ounces. Pro- ud parents of "Katie"'are Mark and Mary Luanne Doherty „of RR 6 Goderich, Doting OOK & GIFT SHOP Just off the Square on East Street, ,.side the Post Office. Your j Communit-y Card Shop °Greeting Cards •Party Ware • Off ice Supplies • Book s 8 Gifts •Wedding Stationery dies ,. t II CI lacc OBITUARIES 1,1 IC Noreen I Mrs. Jaynes McPhee) of Goderich, Donald McKay of London, Ken- neth McKay of Stratford and Mrs. Ramona Bickerstaff of Kingston. One great grand- daughter and four grandchildren also survive. Also surviving are two brothers Harold and William Chase both of Goderich and two sisters Vera l Mrs. David Medley) of Stratford and Barbara I Mrs, Paul LaPierre) of Kitchener. He was predeceased by his brother Donald and sisters Helen, Virginia and Gertrude. The funeral service was held at Mc- Callum and Palla Funeral Horne on '1'hur.s- day, May 28 with Reverend Robert Schroeder from St. Paul, Stratford. Pallbearers were nephews Gerald Rivett, Malcolm Stewart, Paul LaPierre Jr., Chris Medley, John Medley and Brad Chase. Interment at Colborne Cemetery.' MR. RAY PEARSON STODDART SR. - Mr. Ray Pearson Stoddart Sr., of Lon- don, died at University Hospital on Mon- day, May 25 at the age of..58. Mr, Stoddart retired from Kellogg's, in 1985 and is beloved'husband of Mrs. Helen (Stacey ) Stoddart. 4,He• was the dear father of Mrs. Wendy Stephenson and her husband -Danny, Ray . Pearson Stoddart Jr.. and his wife Gail and Randy David Stoddart all of London. Mr. Stoddart was the loving grandfather of Kelly ' Ann' Stephenson and Courtney Elizabeth Stoddart; brother of Bill Stod- dart, Mrs. Clare (Myrtle) Kennedy and age PIIOFESSIONAL DOG CLIPS & GPOCIIVIING *Weekdays *Evenings *Saturdays`), BY APPOINTIVMENT ONLY Karen Bruinsma 524-6033 NE BOA NE s grandparents are Clarence and Loretta Doherty, Walter and Mary. Clare and great gramma•Maryetta Martin. KEMP Doug and Judy are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, Jessica. Kate, born on Sunday, March 22nd. Proud grand- parents are Gary and Barb Sholdice,.Robert' and, Brigid Kemp, Marie Kemp and ,Ron line. First great grandchild for Russell and Verna Sholdice, Kate Clark and Josephine Kean. DOHERTY Blaine and Joanne are happy to announce the arrival of Sarah's little brother, Christopher Blaise, weighing 7 lbs. 3 ozs. on March 31, 1987 at Joseph Brant Hospital,. Burlington: Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WIlliam Van Osch, Kintail and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doherty, Dungannon. Great grandson for Maryetta Martin, Kiaigsbridge and Berdina Jans,'Holland. 'DEWINTER. ' Lou and Vicki wish to announce the birth of their first child, a son, Brent Louis, born June 2nd at St..Joseph's Hospital; Sarnia, weighing 8.lbs. 1 oz. Proud first-time grand- Harvey Stoddart all of London, Mrs. Irene McAstocker and Jack Stoddart both of Goderich. • He was predeceased by his parents David and. Ethel Stoddart, brothers Carl, Bob and Russell and sister Ruth. Visitations were at the Needham Funeral Home, London and the funeral service was on May 28 at St. George's Prebyterian Church with Rev. J.D. McIn- nis officiating with the interment held at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. HARVEY ALEXANDER MacDOUGALL Harvey Alexander MacDougall, of Bayfield, died at University Hospital in London on Monday, May 25 at the age of 82. Born in Chicago, Illinois, on'•May 4, 1905, he was the son of the late Roderick Mac- Dougall and the former Rose Smith. His wife, the former Doris Soden of Bayfield, survives. Mr. MacDougall .was employed with Co - Operators Insurance as Divisional Manager until his retirement. He was a member of St. Andrew's United Church in Bayfield. Surviving besides his wife are: sister Blanche ( Mrs. Jack 'Needham) of Lucknow; brother Lloyd MacDougall of Lucknow; and Clair MacDougall of Mississauga. Five nieces and two nephews, and several grandnieces and., nephews also survive. Mr. MacDougall was predeceased by one brother Russell of Wells, B.C., and his parents. Visitation was held at the MacKenzie and McCleath Funeral Home in Lucknow on Tuesday, May 26. A memorial' service from St. Andrew's • United Church in Bayfield was held on May 27 with Rev. J. Hoekstra of St. Andrew's United Church in Bayfield officiating. Interment in South Kinloss Cemetery. parents are Pat and Leslie King, Goderich• and Marcel and Diane DeWinter, Goderich. Proud first-time great. ,grandparents are Frank Walsh,' Stratford, Lou and Audrey, Cundari, St. Marys, and Gas and Annie DeWinter, Tillsonburg. DEMPSEY Brad and Joan are happy to announce the birth of .their son, Justin Curtis, born May 28, 1987 at 4:17 p.m. at Alexandra Marine 'and General Hospital, Goderich, weighing 7 lbs. 1'2 ozs. Grandparents are . Doris Eveneshen and Ruth' and Joe Berry of Goderich.' LOUGHEED We welcome with love the birth of Heather Ann Merwin. With many thanks to Doctors J. Rourke and `Walker and the O.B. staff of the- Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, she arrived safely on, Monday, May 18, ,1987. Margie and Dale I,ougheed and brothers Sean and Sandy.- NEWS ADVERTISING CLASSIFIEDS 52 -2614 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNES11^.1', JUNE 3, 1987 PAGE 1; Y v Interlocking Paving Stone I stallatlons Driveways • Walkways Patios • Etc. •Distributor for Oaks Interlocking Pavers •Lifetime Guarantee .2 Year Workmanship Guarantee James M. Dennis Goderich 524-4221 Please call after 5:04) p.m. (1) .0;=0 03 Forest 786-2516 FRIDAY, JUNE 5 DEMOLITION DERBY ADMISSION: GENERAL • '5.00 CHILDREN 6.12 - '2.00 7:30 P.M. 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Hully Gully) 7:00 P.M. - Fashion Show In Arena 12 Midnight • Tradefest Concessions Close "For Fran and Excitement talo in the Clinton. Spring Fair this Friday and .Saturday" June 5 arc 6" A.T.V. RACES (Hully Gully Sanctioned) AT 7:00 P.M. ADMISSION: GENERAL - '5,00 CHILDREN 6-12 YEARS • '2.00 UNDER 6 YEARS - FREE CHILDREN'S MINI -TRACTOR PEDAL PULL - 4:00 P.M. PARADE: 12:00 NO +,:N (Entry Forays available at Town Hall) WESTERN •ONTARIO'S LARGEST EXHIBIT F LIVESTOCK oderieh Elevators Limited Dividend No. 200 Notice is hereby given that the regular semi-annual dividend has been declared as $0.50 per share on the outstanding common shares of the Company payable July 1, 1987, to security holders of record June 15, 1987. Only common shares 1335,16-0 have been issued by the Company. By order of the Board Goderich, Ontario J.('. 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Take part in one or more of these Sport Clinics' each offered tor two hours a day, In two week clinics on Dates: July 6.17 . and 'August 10-21 Clinics are run tor 2 hours per sport each day Monday thru Friday. •REASONABLE FEES AND FAMILY DISCOUNTS Application Forms and Brochures will be mailed For more Information call 452.4441 ■ ®. MA E CONTRACTORS LAKEFRONT EROSION CONTROE eStf-°e1 Groyne Walls and, Pilings •Armor Stone Protection and Rip Rap available SERVING GRAND BEND, SAYFIELD, GODERICH & AREA (51 '. 565-2157 7 Days a Week YOU COULD rop 1,,,t04° p0,4 � o®ol • e O ,sciAStA0 Olt.; V,09* GOM <<_ ®C.w.. CLARION 82008 ETR AMIFM CASSETTE RECEIVER QUALITY ... AT A LOW PRICE! ' 'M4 aM n }.a .. .,r. a.n 198' QUALITY SOUND -AT-A SPECIAL SPRING PRICE! - CLARION 6100R WITH HIGH POWER COAXIAL SPEAKERS SPRING SPECIAL AMIFM Stereo.Cassette Receiver Features Separate Bass & Treble 4 -Way Balance AulO Reverse Couple Ihs wilh60 Wall H,ph Performance Speakers and a Life Time Tape Head Warranty and rOu have enjoyable sound for years 10 come .. c'® 1stFi u1Afi(,�datal; arlt;, 29F IT'S NEW FOR '87 CLARION 9200RT r" awarts any, Hyp.,„",° n,,. .ua AHrrn.,a 559 95 4n„,1,,.1' Ma9 'rM tei ( jp ��bb�7fa, }�1117aj,. .. ,,ver,. • r•71fiLr;r. 8600RT AMIFM CASSETTE RECEIVER WITH 60 WATT 'SPEAKERS t nup'n • it a'•n *4.'0 „i as a600860nn' I: Aeir,O r�r 9r0 F . 9 a'1 xr'i Ba THE PERFECT COMBINATION 8900RTISE-970 SPEAKERS • 8925RT STYLING & PERFORMANCE FEATURING AM/STEREO rwx F..I 9,(!fbet .' 9 ton...re 57881 40Clarion, flJI TO BE WITH! B & T ANTENNA Sales & Service 211 Bayfield Rd., Goderich 524-4831 or Main St., Varna 482-7129 EitagiallillaaffaRga FRIDAY, JUNE 5 AND SATURDAY, JUNE 6 AT THE CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK SATURDAY, JUNE 6 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1987 12:00 Noon - Judging of Ontario Spring Jersey Show 12:00 Noon - Judging of Huron County Holstein Show 12:00 Noon - Tradefest Concession Opens 6:00 P.M. - Ladies' Exhibits Open (Arena Mezzanine) 7:00 P.M. - Queen of the Fair Contest 7:30 P.M. • demolition Derby 8:00 P.M. - Official 'Opening in Arena 12:00 Midnight . Tradefest Concessions Close SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1987 10:00 A.M. - Tradefest Concessions Open 11:00 A.M. • Judging of Poultry Classes 11:00 A.M. - Judging of Sheep Classes 12:00 Noon • Judging of Line Classes for Light Horses and Ponies 12:00 Noon - Parade leaves Legion Hall 2:30 P.M. '• Baby Show in Arena 4:00 P.M. - Children's Mini -Tractor Pedal -Pull 7:00 P.M. • All Terrain Vehicle Races (A.T.V. Hully Gully) 7:00 P.M. - Fashion Show In Arena 12 Midnight • Tradefest Concessions Close "For Fran and Excitement talo in the Clinton. Spring Fair this Friday and .Saturday" June 5 arc 6" A.T.V. RACES (Hully Gully Sanctioned) AT 7:00 P.M. ADMISSION: GENERAL - '5,00 CHILDREN 6-12 YEARS • '2.00 UNDER 6 YEARS - FREE CHILDREN'S MINI -TRACTOR PEDAL PULL - 4:00 P.M. PARADE: 12:00 NO +,:N (Entry Forays available at Town Hall) WESTERN •ONTARIO'S LARGEST EXHIBIT F LIVESTOCK