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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-12-02, Page 6PA „ E 0 -'-0OPERC,1 SIQNALrSTAE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1981 OWIl.R 25 YEARS INI'i.URANCf UKP1RIENC.L GEO $6 moil Stroot. Go4ftelf Nt?A 1613 PHONE; 324.29 HOME; 3244*OA Non Smokers Life Insurance Available "ALLOW GIME AN' MIS if W(1111 1)" OUR PLEASURE IS SERVING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS ALVIN'S T.V. Your Haadquartors for •TV mina INSTALLATIONS, REPAIR i SERVICE *OEM 1 CHANNEL MASTER *TOWERS. A.NTENNASE. ROOSTERS *SHARP COLOUR TV •QUAZAR COLOUR TV ALVIN'S T.V. 162 MARY ST. GODERICH 3244089 Former Ashfield Township farmer dies in Goderich. hospital JOHN HERBERT CURRAN John Herbert Curran of Goderich died in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich on Thursday, November 26 at the age of He was born in Ashfield Township on June 26, 1913 to Herbert and Mary (Saun- ders) Curran. He worked as,a farmer and lived in Ashfield Township until November of 1976 when he moved to Lucknow. He lived in Lucknow until March of 1981 and then moved to Goderich. He was a member of Trinity United Church in Ashfield Township. On June 1, 1935 he married Eileen Treleaven in Ashfield Township. She survives him. DBTUARES Also surviving him are four daughters, Mrs. Ken- neth (Ruth) Oke of Goderich, Mrs. Ted (Sylvia) Johnston of R.R. 2 Goderich, Mrs. Dorothy Willis Mero of Nile and Mrs. John (Mary) Bissett of Goderich; four sons, Donald, Grant, Ralph and Stewart, all of R.R. 1 Dungannon; one sister, Mrs. Thomas (Dorothy) Anderson of Lucknow; 30 grand- children and four great- grandchildren. He was predeceased by one son, Robert Charles; one sister and two brothers. A funeral service was held at McCallum Funeral Home in Goderich November 29 Mr. George ficlated. Interment Greenhills Lucknow. Pallbearers were Ed Johnston, Steven Johnston, Kevin • Willis, Jim Bissett, John Curran and Murray Curran, all grandsons of the late Mr. Carran. Relatives and friends from a distance attended the funeral:; from Hagersvllle, Plattsville, Kitchener, London, Detroit and Stratford. on Sunday, at 2:30 p.m. Cowan of - was in Cemetery, We have gift suggestions for everyone on your list piens A new twist. TRZ ballpoints and pencils represent tomorrow's standards of design and engi- neering excellence. But they're ready right now for any gift -giving occasion. Fisher-Price Toys A Hook Is A Lasting Gift .A (lama selection of hardcover books plus aur usual excellent stock of paperbacks, sets and children's books. •CONN SMYTHE: IF YOU °CAN'T BEAT THEM HIM ALLEY •A LIFE IN OUR TIMES by John Kenneth Galbraith •THE ART OF ROBERT BATEMAN *THE COMPLEAT BEATLES *CHARLIE FARQUHARSON/VALERIE ROSEDALE 1913 TOWN AND COUNTRY AMUSEMENT BOOK *THE MUSIC OF MAN by Y.hudi Menuhln *FAMOUS LAST WORDS by Timothy Fin- dley *THE REBEL ANGELS by Robertson Davies *HOW 1 SPENT MY SUMMER HOLIDAYS by W.O. 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Pallbearers were William Treble, Duncan MacKay, Allan Stoll and 'William Stiles, all members of Morn- ingstar Lodge no. 309, A.F. and A.M. WILLIAM LAWRENCE (LARNE) PENTLAND William Lawrence (Lorne) Pentland of Trillium Villa Nursing Home in Sar- nia and formerly of Dungan- non, died at his residence on Friday, November 27 at the age of 80. He was born in Ashfield Township on July 2, 1901 to John Hadwin and Annie Maria i, Young) Pentland. He lived in Dungannon and then in Sarnia since about 1930. He worked as a broker and was a member of Liber- ty Lodge no. 419, A.F. and A.M., Sarnia and the United Church. 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Morningstar Lodge no. 309, A.F. and A.M. held a service at the funeral home Friday at 9 p.m. Interment was in Dungan- non Cemetery. Pallbearers were Stewart Snider, Gerald Dustow, Jim McArthur, Fulton Charlton, Jack Pentland and Don Pat- terson. atterson. GORDON WAYNE , POWELL Gordon Wayne Powell of 201 Huron Street, Clinton and formerly of Auburn, died Friday, November 27 at Domtar Mine in Goderich as the result of an accident at the age of23. He was born in Goderich on December 5, 1957 to Gor- don and Donna (Haggitt ) Powell. He lived in Auburn and later in Clinton and worked as a miner at Domtar Mine in Goderich. He was a member of Knox United Church In Auburn. On September 10, 1977 he married Dinotte Marie Mar- tin in Thorold. She survives him. Also surviving him are two children, Gordon and Jackie, both at home; his parents, Gordon and Donna Powell of Auburn; his grandmother, Mrs. ' Laverne (Emma ) Powell of Goderich; his father-in-law, Samuel Mar- tin of Cambridge; his mother-in-law, Regina Mar- tin of Thorold; three sisters, Mrs. Bryce (Wendy) Ritchie of Lucknow and Vickie and Shelly, both of Auburn; and. three brothers, Bob, Terry and Kevin, all of Auburn. A funeral service was held at Stiles Funeral Horne in Goderich on Tuesday, December 1 at 2 p.m. Mr. Richard Hawley officiated. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ernest Martin, Gilles Martin, Rolland Martin, Mery Dwin- nell, Greg Arthur and David Glousher, Flower bearers were Noel Martin, Joe Martin, John Martin, Eldon Chamney, David Rodgers, Doug Eaton, Joe Hanna and Brian Fellows. GLT play enjoyed on the weekend "In the Court of the Emerald King", a play put on by Goderich Little Theatre (GLT) this past weekend for children 'fro*n 4 to' 84', was thoroughly en-, joyed by the audience in the MacKay Centre. A big thankyou to the members of the cast for a top-notch show; to the back stage crew . for costumes, make-up and lighting; to Lou Legg for the great map; to Fran Fisher for programs; and to Mrs: Allen Johnston for the puppets. nIt was a great team effort. The special thankyou goes to the Robinson family: War- ren for writing and directing the play, Eleanor for her music, Erin for her rendition Pre -Christmas of "Tomorrow" and Baird helping wherever he could. It was so nice to see the GDCI drama club members. (now grown up) back on stage and. to have so, many new people becoming work- ing members. 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