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GODERICHSIGNALATAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, Be—PAGE 3
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Captain Luke Clyburn and his crew of cadets arrived hi Godericb aboard the Noble Odyssey
on Friday. The crew was greeted by mayor Harry Worsell and councillor Elsa Haydon. The
American crew from the Detroit area enjoyed the weekend in Goderich before returning
home. (photo by Kris Svela
STANLEY DAWSON
Funeral services were OBITUARIES
held last Tuesday forStanley
Dawson Ball of Hullett
Township who passed away
suddenly following his
daughter, Brenda's wedding
dinner last Saturday evening
at the Blyth Commie ity
Centre.
He was the only son of the
late Amos Ball and Hattie
Dawson and was born
December 20, 1917 in Hullett
Township. He attended S.S.
No. '9 Hullett and was a
fanner until recently he was
employed by Craig Saw Mill
Auburn.
tie served in the Army
Service Corps, 1940-1945 in
the front lines in Germany,
Holland and France. On
September 21st, 1946, he
married Ethel Dexter of the
Blyth district at Constance
United .Church. Following
their marriage they took up
farming on the Ball
homestead and have con-
tinued to live there in Hullett
Township.
He was a member of Knox
United Church wherehe Was
an elder and has held several
other positions. He was a
member of the Army Service
Corps, a member of the
Canadian Order of Foresters
and the chairman of the
Trustee Board of Ball's
Bell family hpicnic
The Bell family held its
annual picnic at Holmesville
school yard Sunday, July 25.
A crowd of over 200 attended
from Acton, Arva, Barrie, •
Bayfield, Burlington,
Campbellville, q Carleton --
Place, Clinton, Dashwood,
Forest, Fredericton, N.B.,
Kincardine, Londesboro, • ceremonies and
London, Lucknow, Milton, everyone family
Mitchell, Ottawa, .Paisley, were still for sale
bo Jamie Bar er fi
Port Elgin, Strathroy, Registration and , name Y, v
g , e
Stratford.. Thunder Bay, tags were, done by Irene ' weeks, Lucknow.
V a na s t r a , . Wing ham Markham of Lucknow and Bell reunion 1982 cards
Wroxeter and Zurich. Lu Royal of Barrie were won by Phyliss
Walter Bell of Goderich The sports program was Chapman, . Fredericton,
Township was president for ' prepared and controlled by -R•; Bell realdor. cake was
198.2. --- - - , - -.,- ' Sheila Beresford of•London. won by Allison Reid; Cllinton,"_
Arnold Bell of Goderich After a ball game, there Mrs. Betty McDonald,
Township was master of were games for all e.g. usual 1983. is. president for
age races, 'kick the slipper,
bail in the basket, sack race. • Next year's picnic was
Toss the frisbee cham- voted to be held in Wingham
• River Parkin
reminded
tree books
NEWBORN NEWS
BOGIE Rourke and the great nur-
Chad and Robbie are pleased sing staff at Alexandra
to announce the arrival of Marine and General
their baby sister, Kristyn . Hospital.—Bert and Shirley
:.Melinda, _ ...
Clinton Public Hospital.
Parents are ' Cam and LAWLOR '
Pauline,. R. R.6, Goderich, : To Samuel Lawlor and Sarah”
Ontario. Hays Iawlor, Burlington,
twin sons, Christopher
HARMAN -BROWN . ' Glenn, 5 lbs. 12 oz: and David
Shelley Harman and William, 4 lbs..14 oz:, at .
Dwayne Brown wish to McMaster University,
announce the birth of their Medical Centre, Hamilton,
daughter, Melissa Marie, July 19, 1982. Paternal
'pionship was taken, by . 1983.
Leighton ,Cudmore I of
Goderich from they 1981 Town
win�ner,Frank 'Northgraveof _ .
Arva: Balloon full of water'visitors
throw left few sitting.
Winners were Jeff Nor-
Monday; July 12, 1982, at grandmother is Mrs. Hugh
Alexandra Marine , and Sparks, Stittsville. Maternal
General Hospital,.'Goderich, grandmother •is Mrs. 11.
Ontario. • • Glenn Hays, Goderich. •
KELLY PALMER
Paul and Judy ( nee Bedard ) • Doug and Myrna are happy
are so happy to announce the to announce the birth of their
' birth of their first; a precious second son,Aliver Bradney,
little girl, Sara Anne, born born July 15, 1982, weighing6
July 17, 1982, weighing 6 lbs. lbs. 3'2 oz. A brother. for
10'2 oz. Proud grandparents Donald. ••
are Margaret Kelly and
Gordon Bedard. STOLL •
Doug and Shirley proudly
KNOOP announce the safe arrival of
We "thank the Lord for the . their son, Kristoffer Michael,
safe arrival of our beautiful, Gordon, on Sunday, July 11,
healthy son, Nicholas . 1982, weighing 7 lbs. 7'2 oz. A
Adrian, on July 26, 1982, brother for Leslie, Mark and
Proud grandparents are Mr. Jennifer. Proud grand -
and Mrs. Anthony Knoop of parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stoll, . Mrs.. June.
Jelle Schat of Strathroy. Our Mohring and the late Mr.
thanks also to Dr. Leslie Gordon Mohring.
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thgrave and girlfriend of
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Arnold Bell spread a -
peanut . scramble • for
everyone interested.
Winners for contests were:
50-50 draw -• Jean Miller of . .
Burlington; jelly bean guess,
Arnold Bell of Goderich
Township; counting coppers,
Lorrie ' Chapman of
Fredericton, N.B.; married
the longest, Jack and Olive
Bean, 48 years; married the
most recently, Betty and
Charlie Dowell of Vanastra.
Prizes were also awarded
to' the following: coming the
furthest, Phyliss and Lori
Chapman and Cy Barchard
coming Over 1000 miles from
Fredericton, N.B.; coming
the shortest distance, Walter.
and Cathy Bell coming two
miles: two oldest 'Persons,
Mrs; Sutherland, 93 coming
from Port Elgin and • Mrs.
Helen Tutty, 80 coming from
Burlington; runners-up were
Roy Wilson of Goderich,
Township and Harry
Cochrane of Clinton, both 79;
the youngest girl, Sarah
Hohner,10 months, Mitchell,
runner-up by one day, Alaina
Bell, Clinton;. the 'youngest
Mr. 'and Mrs. Donald E.
Powell of Kamloops, B.C.
were in Goderich recently
tiv and friends
cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
Ethel, three daughters, Mrs.
Leonard (Sharon) Hoffman
of Heim% Mrs. David
(Brenda) Scholls •of
Goderich and Mrs. Randy
.s• (Area) Machan of Elora,
also twin sons, Daryl of
Brandon. 'Mahitoba and
Daryk at home. Two sisters,
Mrs. Ernest (Maxine). Dur-
nin and Mrs. Charles (Rosy)
adorns of Goderich and four
grandchildren. A sister hags.
Harold (Bernice) Stanbury
predeceased him.
The funeral service was
held 'at the Tasker Funeral
Home in Blyth where Rev.
Robert Ball of Goderich of-
ficiated. Burial took place in
Ball's cemetery.
Pallbearers were nephews,
Jack Dumin of Kitchener, '
Bob Stanbury of Burlington,
Larry Adams of Goderich,
Elmer Sanderson of Auburn,
Stewart Glousher of
Londesboro and Clayton Mc-
Clure of Seaforth. ' •
Flower bearers were
nephews, Bill Stanbury of
Goderich, Kevin Adams of
Goderich, Ronald Durnin off
Port Albert, Bryan McClure.
of Seaforth, Kim Hodgins of
Clinton, Bob Trick of
Londesboro-
Relatives and friends at-
tended from Virginia, Ot-
tawa, Toronto, Brantford,
Sarnia, . London, Petrone,
Stratford,„ Paris, Hamilton,
Walkerton, Cambridge, New
Dundee and Preston and the
. surrounding district.
GRACE I. FRASER
Grace I. Fraser of
Bayfield died in Bayfield on
Thursday, July 22.
She was born in Min-
nedosa, Manitoba.
She was a member of St.
Andrews United Church,
Bayfield.
She is survived b two
. y
daughters, Joan Reynolds of
Toronto and Marion Fraser
mg trely ea of London; one son, Robert
vim
for 2' weeks. Mrs. Powell is Fraser of Victoria, B,C.; and
Thr egrandelildrgrl.
the•Aaue ter oililr. an T . A Meinoda-1 service was
Warner McIntyre of held at St. Andrews United
,Goderich.' Church, Bayfield on July 26
sale "day, July 24 a^ at 2•p m. Thi Reverend Alun
sin 1 group gathered at St. Thomas . officiated.
Christopher's Beach for McCallum Funeral •Home,
supper. This was the first
tune in 16 years that Mrs. Goderich, was in charge of
Wilma Powell and her sister arrangements.
and•brothers have a n�
together and they ehjoyed
11 bee Interment was in the
Bayfield Cemetery.
very much seeing all -the
families •
Mr. and Mrs. Powell hope
to be back to Goderich in,a
few years to visit again.
Mr. . and Mrs. Gerry
Kearns (the former Heather
Bignell) of Halifax; Nova
Scotia recently visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larder
of Goderich for a few days;
Mrs. Kearns' father, Hughie
Bignell worked at Champion
over 20 years ago.
While in Goderich, the
Kearns also visited Mr. and
Mrs. George Morley, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Johnston
and Mrs. Ted Rowe and
family, all friends of Mrs.
Kearns' mother and father.
MRS. FLORENCE
(PEG) MCARTHUR
Mrs. Florence (Peg)
McArthur of Meneset Park,
Colborne Township, died in
Victoria Hospital, London on
Thursday, July 22 at the age
of 62.
She was born ' . in
Newcastle, England on May
28, 1920 to Harold and Sarah
(Bridger) Tyre.
She married. Donald
A Rwr ini Croydon,
England on December 12,
1942. She was a war bride
and following the war she
' ed with her husband to
R. 2 Ilderton where they
lived until moving to London
in 1947 and to Goderich in
1954.
She was an adherent of St.
George's Anglican Church,
Goderich
She is survive& by her
husband; two sons, Douglas
and Michael, both of R.R. 2
Merton; four sisters, Mrs.
Ron (May) Norman of
Gillingham, Kent, Mrs.
William (Doris) McHale of
, Sheffield, England, Mrs.
Ernest (Hazel) SarchetofSt-
Peter Port, Guernsey and
Mrs. J. (Elsie) Lauder of
Luton, England; and four
brothers, Ted ' Tyre of
London, England, Peter and
Bill, both of Croydon,
England and . Ron Tyre of
Ashford, Kent'.
A funeral service was held
at Stiles Funeral Home in
Goderich on Saturday, July
24 at 2 p.m. The Reverend /
Craven officiated.
Interment was in the
Maitland Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Charles
Waddell, Don McIver, ' Bill
Wilton, Ernie Porter, Bruce
Ryan and Ken Mullin.
E.E. 1
ALBERT HOYDEN
(BERT) MOHRING
Albert Royden (Bert)
Mohring of Westminster
(Parkwood) Hospital,
London died in ,hospital on
Tuesday, July 20 at the age
Of 65.
Ile was born in..Benmiller.
`on March 4, 1917 to Roy and
Lillian (Berriman) Mohring.
He attended public school in
• Goderich,. and: laterr, -worked
as a clerk -with the CNR.
During World War n he
,served overseas with the
Tank Corps with the rank of
trooper No. A-34002 with the
'Elgin Regiment (C.A.S.F. ).
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He was an adherent of St.
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He is survived by four
children, Frederick
Mohring, Mrs. Pauling:
Pypka and Mrs. Janet
Smith, all of London and
Barry of Vancouver, B.C.;
his mother, Mrs I.111ian
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and one great-grandchild.
He was predeceased by
one sister, Alma and two
brothers, Harold and Gor-
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A funeral service was held
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Thursday, July 22 at 2 pm.
The Reverend W. Craven
officiates
Royal Canadian Legion
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Auxiliary held a service at
the funeral home Wed-
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Interment was in Colborne
Cemetery.
Pallbearers wer Roger
Smith, Rick Smith, Chris
Smith, Garry Ward, Ken
Bowen and Dave Mohring.
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