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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-17, Page 10or PAGE 10--GQDERICHSIGNAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1982 THE END IS HERE Our Lease Has Expired Everything Has To Go a Sale torts WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1982 10:00 a.m. FREE Corsage TO THE FIRST SO Ladies Wednesday. and Thursday � v — BEAUTIFUL X -MAS ®�Cltildrens Dresses 2 .6x DISCOUNTED e/P TO All Merchandise at Special Prices S0% / 008 COMPcE TE Inventory Ladies Wear, Children's Wear, Fabric, Yarns 7EX MADE DERMA PRESS Broad Cloth REG $2.99 NOWS1 *99 'METRE Dry Goods MUST GO! BEAUTIFUL 7 Woollens 60 WID*H, REG 5,599 .9% Now METRE C.KJ 1,X. Mobile Thursday, November 13th 30. 430 Pm GIVING AWAY FREE RADIOS - T-SHIRTS ALBUMS 444 r All Merchandise Sale Tagged FOR ,YOUR lir CONNv6NJENCE PHANTOM . Panti-Hose REG 8 CONTROL TOP 2Pdr $4 M50 '• OPEN ' 6 DAYS A WEEK FRIDAYS TILL 900P M • Lucknow LADIF,S AND CHILDREN -S WEAR' FABRICS AND YARN • All Sales • Final - 5284126 Ll' Ray Hurd (right) presents a coupon for $100 worth of groceries to Vaughan and Dora Mae Kinahan of Goderich. The couple won the coupon in a draw which was sponsored by the Goderich Kinette Club.( photo by T.Marr) Choir performs at assembly The Robertson School senior choir performedat the Remembrance Day Assembly. The senior choir is an on- going activity and students from Grades 6, 7 and 8 are invited to participate and join up anytime. Senior choir members are: Jennifer Huyck, Anne Crocker,. Jeanna German, Julie Scott, Kim Phillips, Teresa Ferguson, Diane Pottle, Rhonda Vanstone, Tammy Ladd, Brenda Smith, Mary Su MacLennan, Michelle RRotteau, Lori White, Maureen Scott, Sandy Chambers, Tracy Wain, Robertson Roynd-up Cathy Miller, Alana Weber, Jeff MacDonald, Dave Brown, Robert Dunn, Mark Rittinger, John King, Craig Smith, Ray Currie, Jim King, Murray Lane, Tom Taylor, Roger Ward and Bill Trebish. Senior Girls Volleyball The senior girls all-star volleyball team ,was 'chosen' on Monday: The girls picked 4 r r.. 00 4 LK MACARONI 1.311,Kg 59-! WOW (BEER) NUTS 4.391 Ka1.99le SALTED SUNFLOWER SEEDS UNSWEETENED FINE COCONUT MACAROON 1 Kg. Ib. NEILSON'S CRISPYCRUNCH 5.41Kg 249, FRUIT. & NUT BARS SLICED BLANCHED ALMONDS 4 i7O 1 Kg 3® Ib. 1 "fig 1J9:b; . NOODLE MIX 3.151 Kg1.79e. ITA MS �'• . �'' ter_ ::�.> "s�.�fir were: Angie Chisholm, Beck Martin, Birgit. Schulz, Deb Doak, Deb O'Brien, Denise McDonald, Denise Riehl, Julie Scott, Lisa Kist* Lori McCartney, Pam Fritzley, Shelley Pfrimmer, Stacey Rean, Susan Murphy and Tammie Allen. We congratulate all girls who tried out and made the team. Miss Madill, with the help of Mrs. Pare, chose the team and both agree that it was a. tough decision.—By Birgit Schulz. The senior boys and girls volleyball teams are off to a good start. Around 144 people in all joined the in- tramural teams.—By Cyn- thia Robinson. Retired minister dies at 100 THE REVEREND J. URE STEWART Seaforth's oldest resident and a former Goderich resident, the Reverend J. Ure Stewart, died Monday, November 8 in Seaforth Community Hospital. He was in hia101st year. In April, Mr. Stewart celebrated the 75th an- niversary of his ordination as a minister and delivered his first sermon, written back in 1907, to a delighted audience at Northside United Church, Seaforth. Mr. Stewart is survived by his wife, the former Laura Mole, to whom he was married in- 1961; and by three children, Mrs. Alvin (Marjorie) Hammond of Moorefield and Dr. K. G. Stewart and Mrs. Lloyd (Muriel) Christner, both of Kitchener. Nine grand- children and 11 great- grandchildren also survive. Mr. Stewart's first wife, the former Catherine E. McLean, whom he married in 1908, died in 1954. A brother, William and a sister, Isabella also predeceased him. Born in Saltford to James and Anna (Matheson) Stewart on June 18, 1882, Mr. Stewart graduated from McGill University with a B.A. in 1904 and from McCormick. Theological College inChicago. • In a Signal -Star interview earlier this year, Mr. Stewart recalled • his first post as a young student minister in Montana. where he visited tnembers of his congregation over a 75 square mile area by hor- seback. His first church was in Fort Wayne, part of Detroit, Michigan, where he was ordained in 1907. A Presbyterian minister before church union in 1925, when he joined the United OBITUARIES Church, he served congregations in Napier, Whitechurch, Longbranch, Belmont, Rockwood, Aberfoyle, Guelph, Elmira, Moorefield, Bright and Oxford Centre before he retired officially in 1951: Although retired, Mr. Stewart , was a popular minister at special services in many parts of the province. He had a keen wit and sense of humor and was the author of an autobiography and of a genealogy of his mother's family, the Mathesons. An accomplished photographer, he and his wife Laura were often asked to present slide shows of their travels to local groups. Mr. Stewart met his wife Laura when he answered her ad in the United Church Observer. She was a minister's widow and ,was offering her late husband's gown for sale. "I went for the gown and 1 got the girl," he joked to members of Seaforth council when the town honored him on his 100th birthday in June of this year: The body of the late Mr. Stewart rested at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home on Goderich Street, West in Seaforth until Thursday, . November 11 when a funeral service was held at 2 p.m. in Northside United Church. • Interment was in Moorefield Cemetery. Pallbearers were gran- dsons Ron Christner, Ken- • neth Christner, John Stewart and Donald Hammond; nephew John Davies; and cousin Glen McNeil. Flower bearers were two great-granchildren, Kevin and Shawn Hammond. ANN LOWERY MacLFOD Ann Lowery MacLeod died in hospital on Friday, October 22 in her 90th year. She was born in Goderich and resided in Montreal for a number of .yearswhere she conducted a business on St: Catharine Street and latterly on Mansfield Street. Retiring in the 1960s, she moved to Ottawa three years ago. She is survived by her brother Knox MacLeod and his wife Marjorie as well as many nieces and nephews. A private funeral service was held from Garrett's Funeral Home in Ottawa on October 25. The Reverend C.S. Hastings officiated. Interment was in Merivale Cemetery. MELINDA NIVINS Funeral services were held at the Beattie Funeral Home in Clinton , November 12 for Me • ::': Nivins. The 85 -year -o Clinton resident and Ashfield Township native, died, at Clinton Public Hospital on November 9. The daughter of the late Thomas and Elizabeth Culbert, she was born on February 22, 1897. She at- tended Crewe school in Ash- field and Dungannon and later married William Nivins in Dungannon on March 3, 1914. The couple lived in Ash- field and later moved to West Wawanosh Township in 1918. In Clinton, Mrs. Nivins was a member of the Orange Lodge LOBA 377 as well as the Ontario Street J7nited Church. She was predeceased by her husband in 1949 and is survived by four daughters Mrs. William (Alma) Caldwell -of Clinton, Mrs. Donald (Ruth) Pickard of RR 4, Clinton, Mrs. Harold (Lois) Dickson of Bridgeport and Mrs. Roy ' (Ruby) Pickard • of Clinton. Also surviving are two sons Gordon of Kitchener and Earl of Goderich, a sister Mrs. Jack • (Evelyn). Errington of Lucknow; 20 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. She was predeceased by a daughter Viola, a son David,, five brothers and three: sisters. • Rev. Norman Pick of- ficiated at the funeral, and interment followed in .-the Dungannon Cemetery. The pallbearers were . George Errington, Eldon Culbert, Harold Culbert, Wes Nivins, Alex Nivins of Dungannon and Tom. Culbert of Crewe. Have your skin deep -cleansed, massaged o and conditioned at the regular uric AND ENJOY A SPECIALIZED FACIAL TREATMENT with Ampoule \ FREE 1 OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30, 1982 4 II •\I+u +e•e• u, t r \tante urr . 1 P•i•dicuPt�•. 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