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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-01-21, Page 16ysaPAGE 2&—GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1941 Dungannon doings Marie Park correspon Sympathy is extended. to the families -off _ the . late Harvey A. Mole. of Lucknow who died in Wingham Hos- pital on Wednesday,G�January 14th in his 66th year. He is survived by his wife, the former Belle Swan, one son, Don : of -Courtright and one daughter, Marion Salo, Lon- don, nine grandchildren, and one brother, Ben of Dungan- non. He was predeceased by his parents; and one sister. Mrs. Mary Cooke. Funeral service and' corn- mittai were held from the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral home on Friday, January 16th. Temporary en- tombme.ant Dun•gann•on Mausoleum with spring bur- ial at Dungannon Cemetery. .Sympathy also to Mr. and Mrs. -Delmer Sproul on the death of Judy's brother; Jim Taman of Goderich in his 44th year. Mr. Taman died at dent 529-7719_ his late residence on Wed- nesday.- January- -14th-.--Fun- eral service and committal were held in the chapel of the Stiles Funeral Home on Saturday, January lith. In- terment Blyth Union Cemet- . ery. The death of Wilbert A. Thom occurred at his his, home in Colborne Township on January 16th in his 74th year. He is survived by his wife, the former. Hazel Good, two daughters, Mrs. Audrey 'llivett of Dungannon and Mrs. Helen Anderson of Calgary, Alberta and two sons, Jack of R. 5 Goderich and Doug R. 2 Goderich; 19 •grandchildren and one great 'granddaughter. Sympathy s 'extended to the family. Thecommunity was shock- ed and saddened on Sunday morning to hear of . the sudden, death of Glenn L. Anderson. Glenn was the operator of a snowmobile which struck a truck parked on the shoulder of county road # 1, one mile north of Dungannon. Glenn was born in Goderich on April 13. 1959 to John C. (Bus) and Cynthia Anderson and was the youngest in a family of six. Besides his parents. he is survived by three sisters, Gail, Mrs. F. Huber; Cheryl and Carole, Mrs. B. Bech- ard. all of Goderich and two brothers, Barry off Dungan- non and John of Goderich; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Tom Park and nine nieces and nephews. The body rested at the MacKen- .;.zie _azit.._Mtreath. Funeral Home, Lucknow where serv- ice and committal were held Tuesday. January 20th at 2 p.m. Temporary entomb- ment is at Dungannon Maus- oleum with final resting place Dungannon Cemetery. Mrs. Joy Vella of Clinton visited with Mr. and Mrs. ., Graham NcNee on Saturda4 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips and family of Hensall visited with Nancy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole on Sun- day. A family gathering ' was held on Sunday at the home of Ron and Michelle Brind- ley. the occasion being a 'supper for Leonard and Violet Brindley. to celebrate their 23rd wedding anniver- sary. Mrs. Sandra D'Aoust has • returned to her home follow- ing surgery and 10 days hospitalization in London: Jenny More showed Duane Leddy how to keep his balance on the balance beam during a session of Kindergym at Victoria School last Saturday.' Kindergym is a program set up by the Goderich Recreation Department for three to five year olds. It includes basic gym- nastics, games and crafts. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) • REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN from the people with the plans of a Lifetime Credit Union R.R-S.P.'s feature: 1) Competitive interest rates — 2) No front end loading charge — no termination fee. 3) No salesman's commission 4) No charge for switching to one of our plans from another. 5) People behind the plans that care about your future independence. GODERICH COMMUNITY' CREDIT UNION 39 ST. DAVID STP, GODERICH S24-7931 OFFICE HOURS 0:30-4:1S MON. TO THUNS./e:33-*:30 FRIDAYS ed showilailbite (lea Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Gordon Saunders on the sudden passing of her two brothers on Monday, January 12 in Wiarton. Wib Kelly, who was in- his 36th year, .suffered a heart seiz- ure. When his brother, Ken. who was in his 46th year, discovered the body he is believed to have died from asphyxiation due to choking. Their mother. Mrs. Ivy Kel- ly, wasadmitted to Wiarton hospital, suffering from shock. Upon her release she will be staying with Ms. and Mrs. Saunders. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH .Mr. _George Cowan. bask., from two weeks in Florida. broltght some thought' from • erthons he had heard in the outh and spoke on the p ints of the United Church ed. he choir sang the an- t ern. -Wonderful Words of Life'. Choir practice- is on Wed- nesday evening and C.G.LT. k •i; .. • and Explorer group meetings will be held as usual. The annual congregational meeting is on jantaary 28 in church basement. BROOKSIDE BROADCAST By Shelley Cellina and Wilma Vandervelde The second week of the winter term has begun at Brookside School. This has been a surprisingly quiet week. The Goderich'.Orientation Night went over smoothly and the students are almost finished picking their cours- es. • O January 28th the Sen- ior Volleyball tournament wiltb Jteed-atBrooksidewith Kings idge, Lucknow . and East Wawanosh participat- ing. - - • Classes are , using •the snowshoes to enjoy . this winter activity.' Each day one class or more is allowed to use- them. It's fun! Mrs. Wilson attended a Professional De%elopment meeting '.in Clinton.. They discussed some plans for a Reading Workshop from Ap- ril 10th to l l th. The leader is to be Dr. William Laws. Jason Culbert from room 5 has his finger in a splint after injuring it at home. Mr. Blake is driving Bus 4 again after being unable to drive for a week or so since breaking his left wrist: DUNGANNON W.I. The Dungannon W.I. meeting was held January 8 at the home of Mrs. Fred Young with 11 members present. Mrs. Hugh McWhinney opened the meeting with the Opening Ode followed. by the Marv, Stewart_.Collect., -- Roll call, How to stop a salesman. was answered with many humorous wa4rs. Minutes .of the last meet- ing and the treasurer's re- port were given with a . number of the hooks still for sale. The ladies are starting their quilting with one put in al Mrs. Graham'McNec's on Monday and finished on Tuesday. Another quilt will be pot,in at Mrs. McNee's on Monday, January .19. Plans were made to have a card party during the winter school break. Mrs. Olive Blake read a lovely. card from Mrs. Mollie Whiteside, of Ireland, wish- ing all a Happy Holiday season. The motto% prepared by Beth McConnell. was read by Mrs. Olive Blake. The motto.' Food and Knowledge, was well prepared and Mrs. Blake had a book on food to which she referred. • Mrs. .McWhinney read a poem. N.ttthing_ to: take. Home. 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