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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-28, Page 3The Fourth Goderich Beavers, Colony B, Welcomed 11 new members to the colony at special investiture ceremonies. The new beavers include Jeff Brown, Shawn Pellow, Jason Stright, Chad Channahon and Paul Renaud. The back row includes; Jamie Dick, Jamie Redmond, Rob Ball, Brett Stiles, Jeff Baer and Dennis Lassaline.(Photo by Dave Sykes) OBITUARIES Former Goderich woman dies MRS. E. DOROTHY (BOWN) McLEOD Mrs. E: Dorothy (Bown) McLeod of Detroit,iMichigan died in Redford Community Hospital, Detroit on Monday,' October 19atthe age of 81. She was born in England on August 31, 1900 to Albert and Ellen (Allsworth) Bown. She, came to Canada as a child and lived here until her marriage to Norman Peter McLeod in Toledo, Ohio on April 10, 1930. Since that time, she had lived in Detroit. The late Mrs. McLeod worked as a salesperson with the Hudson Department Store from 1926 until 1963 and she was a member of the Anglican Church in Detroit. She was predeceased by her husband on October 31, 1976 and one brother, Reginald G. Bown of Goderich. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Cyril (Grace) Proctor of Goderich and one brother, Albert F. Bown of Livonia, Michigan. A funeral service and committal were held . at Stiles funeral Home in Goderich on Thursday, October 22 at 2 p.m. The Reverend Robert J. Crocker officiated. Interment wag in Maitland Cemetery. HAROLD W. KNISLEY Harold W. Knisley of 245 Eldon Street, Goderich died in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Tuesday, October 27. A funeral service will be held at North Street United Church, Goderich but arrangements are still in- complete. A more detailed obituary will appear in next week's paper. WALLACE L. TWAMLEY Wallace L. Twamley of 100 Ridout Street, South, Lon- don, died in his 89th year at Parkwood Hospital after a lengthy illness on Tuesday, October 6. He was the eldest son of • the late George and Elizabeth Twamley and resided in Ashfield Township and also in Lucknow prior to moving to London. He was predeceased by a sister, Mrs. Reta Finnigan and two brothers, Eldon and George Twamley. He was the beloved husband of Ruby (Ellis) and the' late Esther (Hasty) Twamley. Surviving are his family, Miss Hilda Twamley and Mr. and Mrs. Carman (Elva) Whitmore of London, Mr. and Mrs. Colin (Ferne) Crozier of Ancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (Shirley) Stokoe of Malton. He was loved by grand- children, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Dianne) Bocking, Mr. and Mrs'. Robert ( Lynne) Geddes, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas (Kathy) Crozier, Mr. Brian Crozier, Misses Joanne and Susan Stokoe and .also great grandchildren Andrew and Steven Bocking and ilennifer Geddes. Friends were received at the A. Millard George Funeral Home, Ridout Street, South, London where thg. funeral service was ducted in the chapel on Thursday, October 8 with the Reverend D. Graham Tip- ple, D.D. of Calvary United Church officiating. Interment was in Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. The many floral tributes attested to the high esteem with which the late Mr. Twamley was held and numerous memorial donations were made to the Calvary United Church. Memorial Fund. MRS. JEANNIE SMITH Mrs. Jeannie Snaith of Goderich died Wednesday, October 21 in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital at the age of 86. She was born in Wick, Scotland on February 11, 1895 to William and Jessie (Reid) Mackay. She married Alexander - Smith who predeceased her on September 15, 1980. She was a member of the Goderich Art Club; Knox Presbyterian Church and the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Church. She is survived by several nieces and nephews. A funeral service was held Friday, October 23 at 2 p.m. at McCallum Funeral Home. The Reverend G.L. Royal officiated. Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery. ' Huronview news Peter Postill favoured the Sunday morning congregation at Huronview with the solos, "Open My Eyes That I May See" and "Almost Persuad''d". Sunday afternoon, the new wing containing the Health Unit was dedicated leRev. Wittick, Hymn Sing was held Sunday evening. Molly Cox and Alberta Driver provided Old Tyme Music on Monday afternoon. Ladies from Goderich Township Women's Institute assisted with wheelchairs and programming. The . ceramic class was busy on Tuesday afternoon with their various projects. Slides from ,Mr. Chalut's European trip were enjoyed by residents who attended the showing on Wednesday afternoon in the New Auditorium. The weekly Bible Study at Huronview was held, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Prouty was in charge of the service assisted by Elsie Henderson at the organ and led in a few hymns and choruses. Prayer was given for the meeting and for the needs of the people. Mrs. Prouty sang a $olo. The 'message was given on "God's Powerful Hand". The text was taken from Exodus 15:6, also verses from Ch. 14 of Exodus. • Sympathy is expressed to the family of. Mrs. Grace Thompson. -.. TOWN OF GODERICH PUBLIC MEMORIAL • SERVICE FOR SEAMEN Who Jost their lives in the Great Lakes storm in November 1913 TIME: Friday, November 6, 1981 3 p.m. PLACE: Maitland Cemetery Unknown Seaman's Plot Reverend Royal will officiate, with representation from seamen and the Town of Goderich Councillor John Doherty Chairman, Parks Committee You COULD TRIP FLORIDA Open a personal chccl►►ing and /or savings account ($l00 minimum) at any Victoria and Grey Trust branch and you could win one of four trips for two to suriny Florida, ar- ranged by Paramount Holidays. For 7 sun -soaked days and 7 magical nights, you would he our guests at the Holiday inn at St. Pete's Beach. Details arc at your nearest branch. But hurry! The contest ends Novem cr .30, 1981. At Victoria and Grcy, y 'll always he a winner with our convenient locations and hours. VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST .Sink r 1844 Goderich, Ontario 524-7381 G1hd.1v.,rrmv.d h� Paramcurnt . Holidays N. mMr i ..n.nh fkry..n rmur..1„(, or,wn..rrtm C GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 28,1981 --PAGE 3 hosts pot luck supper St. Joseph's Catholic Women's League, hosted a pot luck supper on Wednes- day evening, October 21, in the Parish Hall, on the occasion of their 60th anni- versary as a league in the London Diocesan Council. Joining in the occasion were members of St. Mary's C.W.L. Lucknow.; St. Aug- ustine C.W.L., St. August- ine; St. Peter's C.W.L., Goderich, as well as hus- bands and friends of the parish. Following Grace said by Father Ed Dentinger, every- one enjoyed the bountiful pot luck meal. Following supper, the Kingsbride president, Mrs. Clarice Dalton, introduced the head table guests, Broth- er Carl Voll, Mrs. Margaret Glavin, St. Augustine presid- ent; Mrs. Gertrude Leddy, representing St. Mary's, Lucknow; Pat Phillips, a Seminarian of St. Peter's Seminary, London; Father Ed Dentinger, who also introduced the special guest speaker, Father M. Prieur of London. Father Prieur has been active in the past in promoting the program, Good News for Married Love, and he is a teacher at the Seminary. Father Prieur's talk was titled, The Lay Person in the Church Today. He went on to explain that a Parish is a community of the church with the people and the Priest administering to each ,other's needs, such as the lay person working with Pro - Life, Marriage Encounter groups, visiting the sick, teaching Religion; etc. Being a Christian is based on five good points: 1. Always keep our eyes on Our Lord, remember He is • our Model; 2. Christian Morality - always have' respect for individuals within the com- munity; 3. Christianity Call to be Counter - Cultural - remember good things people do are. made complete by things they refuse to do; 4. Our Hallmark of Faith is :compassion and truth; 5. Our call is sustained in the Oil of Gladness - by the Holy Spirit through Prayer. Following the conclusion of the talk, Father Prieur was thanked most graciously by Mrs. Betty Frayne and pres- ented with a small remem- brance on . behalf of the League. Mass was celebrated by Father Dentinger and at this time, some special presenta- tions were made. A special gift was pres- ented by Mrs. Fran Riegling to Mrs. Mary Hogan on the special occasion of being a 60 year member of the Catholic Women's League. Twenty-five year service pins were also presented to the following: from St. Mary's, Lucknow, to Mrs. Mary Hogan, Mrs. Gertrude Leddy, Mrs. Joe MacMillan, Mrs. Pete MacDonald; from St. Augustine to Mrs. Ray Boyle, Mrs. Emma Franken, Mrs. William Kinahan, Mrs. Gus Redmond; St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge presented the following, Mrs. Cyril Austin, Mrs. Walter Clare, Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mrs. Mark Dalton, Mrs. Dennis Dalton, Mrs. Hubert Desjardine, Mrs. Donald Frayne, Mrs. Eugene Frayne, Mrs. Gilbert Frayne, CIT'S WORTH THE DRIVE! SUITS SPORTCOATS BLAZERS SIZES 38 to 48 REG.•TALL•SHORT AVAILABLE�ILAT...- . -f` uiteu(iid+ MEN'S WEAR 32 ALBERT STREET CLINTON 482.9351Y Mrs. Ormond Heffernan, Mrs. Martin Hendriks, Mrs. Con Hogan, Mrs. Robert Howard, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs. Bernardine Kinney, Mrs. Blaise Martin, Mrs. John Miltenburg, Mrs. Reis Miltenburg, Mrs. Leo Ras- inke, Mrs. Jack Tigert, Mrs. Theo Van Diepan, Mrs. John VanRooy, Mrs. Fred Vassel- la, Mrs. Carl Riegling. 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