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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-06-10, Page 17rich resident nly ata e 43 Langlois dies su -MR. SIMON PETER LANGLOIS Mr. Simon Peter Langlois of Goderich, :lied at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital May 31 at the age of 43. Born in Sydney, Nova Scotia on December 1; 1943, he was the son of the late Alex Langlois and the former Mary Samson. He was a supervisor at DonTar and was a member of St. Peter's Roman Catholic ('hurch, He was a member of Goderich Men's Fastball league, the -Royal Cana- dian legion Branch 109, Goderich and the Goderich Umpires Association. Surviving are his wife, the former Vickie ('hessell; children Kim, Grant arid Michelle, all. at home. Also surviving are several nieces and nephews and was the sun -in-law of Doris and Grant Ellison. Alssf surviving are 10 brothers and sisters; Carol [Mrs. Jackie McPherson t of Sydney, Nova Scotia; Alex and his wife Mary of Sydney; Rose ( Mrs. Toni Cole ) of Toronto; Wayne and his wife Rose of Sydney; Charmaine i Mrs. Leonard Chaisson lof Sydney Lorraine i Mrs. Billy McMullen t of Sydney; Willy and his wife ('olleen of Chatham; David and his wife :Marilyn of Sydney; Debbie i Mrs. Billy levangfet of Sydney and Cathy i Mrs. Aubrey Narrow•• of Sydney. Also surviving • are sisters-in-law Darlene,. Kate, Debbie, "l'arnmy and f• milieg. The funeraliass was held at St. Peter's Church, Goderich on Wednesday, .June 3 .with Father Joseph Hardy officiating. Pallbearers were Len Kolkman, Ron ('orriveau, Dave Mclvor, Arnie Parker, AI Sygrove and Rick r).twkw•orth. MRS. NOELLA CECILE'DE JONG . • Mrs, Noella Cecile De Jong, of Goderich, died at : Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Tuesday, June 2 at the age ot OBITUARIES 00. . Born in Montreal on December 1, 1926„ Mrs. De ,Jong was the daughter of Isidore Thiviesque and the former .Dorila Ssibourin. 'Mrs. I)e Jong was a housewife and was a member of St. Peter's Rornarr Catholic ('hurch as well as Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 109, Goderich. Surviving are her husban George I)e Jong;son Mark Schmidt u i-lamilton; step -sons Tom and his wife Karen of Lon- don; Gerard and his wife Cathy of Goderieh; stepdaughters Rita and her hus- band Peter Cliff of Stratford and Ann and her husband ferry Schoemaker of Goderich. Five grandchildren also survive. Surviving brothers and sisters are Rial, Maurice and Rene Thivierge all of Mon- treal and Rosette Cht)rboneau and Rita Jo- doin both of Montreal. t She was predeceased by her first hus- band Howard Schmidt; one son Robert. Schmidt; and one step -son Eugene 'De. Jong. The funeral mass was held at McCallum and Palla Funeral Horne at St. Peter's Church on Monday, June 5 with Rev;. ,Joseph Hardy officiating. Royal Canadian Legion and Ladies Aux- iliary to Branch 109 held a memorial sec•- vice Thursday evening at 7 pm and prayers were said at 8:30 pm. Pallbearers were Claire Bedard, Bud Sheardown, Kip White, Elmer Jermyn, Don Stemp and Jim Abell. . • Interment was in Maitland Cemetery: PA 1'1tLCIA LOUISE AND ELIZABETH ANN CLIFF Patricia Louise and Elizabeth Ann Cliff infants of Goderich died at St. Joseph's Hospital, London on June 4 and June 5,% They were born in London in Midst sex County on June 3, 1987. They • were the daughters of Peter Ian Cliff and the former Rita Bernadette De Jung. They were the grandchildren of George De Jong of Goderich and Pet Marie Cliff of Wyoming. They wer - : se by grandmother Betty D: Jong ( May 24, 1970 ) and Noella De Jon: (June 2, 1987). A p vate graveside service and inter- ment t I ok place on Monday morning at St. Peter,' ' Cemetery with Rev. Joseph Hardy officiat ng.t• M S.MARGARET BROWNLEE Mrs. Margaret Brownlee, of Goderich died a Alexandra Marine and General Hospita on Saturday, June 6 at the age of 85. Born in Ashfield Township on March 27, 1902, she was the daughter of the late Joseph MacAdam and the former Johanna MacDonald. She was a housewife and a member of the Knox Presbyterian Church. She was predeceased by her husband Christopher Brownlee; brothers Jim, Neil and Adam MacAdam; sisters Bea Joslin, Kate Oke and Ruth Gamrlpbell. The funeral service was held at the Mc- Callum and Palla Funeral Home on Mon- day, June 8 ,with Rev. G.L. 'Royal officiatirfg. Pallbearers were Bob Oke, Duncan MacKay, Donald Bert MacAdam, Bruce Erskine, Bruce Sowerby and Ted Riehl. AuburnWI meeting tobe held june 1 Local ,The Auburn Women's Institute meeting will be held at the Community ,Hall on June '10 at 2 p.m. The topic will be Family arid Consumer Affairs with Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Lillian 1,eatherland •in charge. Roll call will be "name a protein other than ►neat". Hostesses will -be Mrs. Charles Mer- rill and Mrs. Bud Chamney. '!'here will bi: a shower in honor of Linda C'unnungham to be held at the Auburn United Church on Thursday, June 18 at 8 p.m. There -will be boxes in the Variety Store and Seers. Everyone welcorne.- • ,Jean Lincoln of Wingh,am, Mr•s. Oftville Welsh of Wingham and Mrs. Edna Howatt of Belgrave visited with Ellen .J0hriston and Laura Phillips recently.. .Mr. William Anderson of Newmarket visited his parents 'Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson recently., Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chamney of Wind- sor visited on' the 'week -end with, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chamney. • Mr. and Mrs. Alf Weston of Toronto visited her mother Mrs: Miry Rollison and hi -other Murray on the weekend. Mr.: and Mrs: Bud C'hamney, were Dungannon WI ' The May meeting of the Dungannon Women's Institute was held at Margaret Alton's home. The meeting opened with the singing of the Opening Ode. repeating the • Mary Stewart Collect and singing 0 Canada. This meeting was the Curator's. A very in= teresting roll call was answered by the members on "How I met My ,Husband." This caused som good laughs, In the correspondence, the ladies were again reminded of the District meeting .at Blyth on,Mav 25: Secretary Alma Black had attended the 4-H Achievement Night at Brookside school. A coffee spoon was given to each of the girls who had completed 12 clubs. A special thank -you wasa given to A •' • GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1), 1987 --PAGE 17 forth S LES SE VI t E INST, LL*" TI 234 Main St. N. 527-0104 Tuesday, June 2 were Jean Grey and George Wright. DOn Harris and Ell Lapp won second prize at ,the Exeter Bowling Tournament on June 3 and Lois and Don Haines of -Auburn were second prize winners at the Brussels tournament. Come and join. .us at the Clinton Bowling Greens on Tues - Mildred Lawl©r 526-75`:;.9 day and Thursday in the evening. pleasantly surprised last Wednesday when George, and Lillian Chainney 'of Melville, Saskatchewan came to visit. They had met at, a family gathering in Ireland three years ago. The family. of Mrs: Earl' Wiglitman, formerly of Auburn, invite everyone to an open house to celebrate her 90th birthday on Saturday,. June 143 from 2 to .4 at the Lucknow United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor *spent Saturday with her pen pal Florence Steckley and her sister Hilda Shench,of Stratford. • The .genual meeting of the Knox UCW will be held on June 24 -at 8 p.m.' Guest speaker will be Mrs. Susan Howson. Lawn Bowling Club Winners at the Clinton Bowling Club on holds meeting Marion Zinn for again compiling our pro-' grams"for us. Essie, Gibson „gave two readings, 'This I,iving is Dangerous Stuff' arid 'The Sweetest Things of Life'. President .Elmira introduced the guest speaker and welcomed Mrs. Howson of Lucknow who had been at the ACWW Con- ference in Ireland. In her jovial manner, she told of many instances that she found most ir.teresting. One of the main points she brought out in her message is the ACWW helps to educate people of the Third World. Marian Zinn thanked Mrs. Howson. The meeting -closed with the singing of In- stitute G; ace and lunch was served by the hostess and Marian Zinn. Man to receive Star of Courage , A Red Deer trucker, burned when a pro- pane truck exploded, will receive the Star of ('ourage award, June 26 at Government House, Ottawa. Frank Nagle, 49, of Red Deer, Alberta, son-in-law of .Joy Harrision, of Goderich, was caught in a fireball as he tried to rescue the driver of a pickup truck which collided with a propane truck, three kilometres east of Salrmn Arm B.C., ,lune 14, 1984, Naegle suffered third degree burns to 50 d per cent''ot his body after he and four others worked to free the driver of the pickup. They rescued the man, who later died. The explosion came as a C.P. Rail coal train passed the leaking tanker. The blast sent a dozen rail cars hurtling in all direc- tions and tore up about 100 metres of tack, Naegle was overlooked for the a and last year when his name didn't appear in an RCMP report of the incident. Marylin Bruebaker Hotpoint Microwave Consultant will be giving a MICROWAVE COOKInG DEOf1STRATIOf1 Learn how to prepare delicious meals with a Hotpoint Microwave Oven. Actual dishes will be prepared during the demonstration. Wednesday, June 17th or 7 p.m. to 9 All Micro Cooking Dishes Less 10% for school only Over 50 Micro Ovens In Stock iI at Special sale prices. At our St= re fn Thursday, June 18th p.m. Tickets limited - reserve early We Sennett Whet We SOH YSIDALI IV4A(t APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. IEN5ALL 1624118 Ontario CLOSED MONDAYS- OPEN FRIDAY 'flLL 9 P.M. TINE PLACE YO BUY APPLIANCES" Knox United Church . Pastor Gary Shuttleworth conducted. the morning service at Knox. United Church with organ prelude' by Mrs:- Gordon Gross. Call to worship, prayer:of invocation and life and work of the church were given as were the words of assurance, prayer of confession and the Lord's Prayer. Nicole Middelkamp played a piano solo. The children's story was told and they then "went to junior congregation with teachers Janice and Karen Webster and Nicole Mid- delcamp. The pasta close for his sermon "Protecting a Marrig a". mow. The offeririf has to:eceivett, by Murrary Rollison and"Peter Ve beek. 'rhe pstor pro- nounced the benediction and the,' service closed with the congregational benediction N.'TICE corporation of the Alexnndrnnrtne AND (enerdl -1u ipi ttl announces its... ANNUAL MEETING which will be held in the Hospital Auxiliary Room at 1930 hours (7:30 pm) MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1987 J.R. 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