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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-10-26, Page 101 PAGE 10—GOOER,ICHSIGNAIATAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1983 w.�.P®tt1nt® FLOWER SHOP STATE FARM INSURANCE FOR INS11RANCS CALL BILL BARWICK AGENT ass tuttGSTOts M. GODER60L, ONTAROO 324-7551 t IGa o good aolghbor. Moto Form Is there State Form Inanoonce Compnniarm Creon®n Mod OMon Scorhorom.h. Ont. Phone 324-®132 DAT' On NIGHT Agent -for 24 hr, FILM DEVELOPING ®a USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY -A -WAY WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 TO SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1983 OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION AND; SAVE! ome see our fantastic n' ladies blouses including s ler" and "Sweet Baby Jane" are ladies casual and dre seasons latest fabrics: Ch misses' an i ov rsizes lection y "AlNa availab nts in t rom juni • ON ALL OUTERWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY •HATS *MITTS •GLOVES •MEN'S COATS •ETC. tiremechanic JOSEPH HENRY MITCHELL Joseph Henry Mitchell of Huronview, formerly. of Goderich, died in Huronview on Thursday, October 20 at the age of 81. He was born in Bethnel Green, London, England on June 9, 1902 to Joseph and Lillian ( Lynn) Mitchell. The late Mr. Mitchell retired in August of 1969 as a mechanic with the Canada Car Company of Thunder Bay. He was one of the organizers and former president of West Fort William Credit Union and he was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich. He is survived by his wife, the forrner Rosina Calnek of Granville, Nova Scotia. A funeral and committal service were held at McCallum Funeral Home in Goderich on Saturday, October 22 at 2 p.m. The Reverend Robert J. Crocker of St. George's Anglican Church officiated. Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. ERNEST IIOLZHAUSEN Ernest Holzhausen of 94 St. Patrick Street, Goderich, died in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Sunday, October 16 at the age of 87. He was born in Colborne Township on May 19, 1896 to Mickel and Caroline (Kurschiush) Holzhausen. The late Mr. Holzhausen farmed for many years in Colborne Township and upon retirement worked for several years at the Maitland Cemetery. He was a member of Canadian Foresters Court Benrniller no. 86 and an adherent of the First Baptist Church in Goderich. He married Luretha McKnight in August 3 1972 She survives SPOOKTACULAR SPECIALS FOR HALLOWE'EN J HALLOWE'EN KISSES BOO gram bag ASSORTMENT HALLOWE'EN COSTUMES $$00 $500 ONLY 99 Reg. '9.99 Reg. '6.93 Reg. '5.99 Reg. '3.99 $400 $200 MONSTER BUBBLE GUPACKM35 $100 ONLY PROFESSIONAL MAKE-UP KIT $350 ONLY 16 PACK ROWNTREE CHOCOLATE BARS ONLY HEY 1 99 Bring In the kids to see your Peoples Store Staff dreSsad in their tra lest Hallowe`en Costumes. MAKE-UP KIT ONLY 50 PEOPLES 4 DEPARTMENT STORE 146 SHOPPER SQUARE, GODERICH pitio-524-4420 0MMON,•THURS' 4 SAI..4 ASA Sw30 PIN/FRIDAYS AI 14 PIN a les OBITUARI�---8 He was predeceased by one brother and three sisters. A funeral service was held at Stiles Funeral Home in Goderich on Wednesday, October 19 at 2 p.m. The Reverend Gilbert Kidd of the First Baptist Church officiated. Pallbearers were Bill Lawton, Don Lamb, Bob Jewell, Doug McNeil, Bill Robertson and Leonard Fisher. The Canadian Foresters Court, Benmiller no. 86 held a service at the funeral home on Tuesday, October 18. Interment was in Colborne Cemetery. JOHN HARRY REYNOLDS PHILLIPS John Harry Reynolds Phillips of Huronview died in Huronview on Wed- nesday, October 12 at the age of 70. He was born in Edmonton, Alberta on December 28, 1912 to George Reynolds and Mary (Lightfoot) Reynolds. He was retired as a janitor. He was an associate member of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 and a member of North Street United Church, Goderich. He is survived _by one uncle, Dave Elliott and one cousin, Mrs. Charles (Lily) Hart. A funeral service was held at Stiles Funeral Home in Goderich on Saturday, October 15 at 2 p.m. The Reverend Robert 0. Ball of North Street United Church and the Reverend R. Norman Pick of Clinton of- ficiated. Pallbearers were Roy Mugford, Eric Sperian, William Melick, Keith Cutt, Goderich on Everett Mcllwain and Warner McIntyre. him. Also surviving are three step -children, Flowerbearers were Murray Pryce and Mrs. Charlie (Helen) Love and Mrs. Clifford Clayton Steele, both of Goderich. ( Lois) Hugill, both of Goderich and Bill Goderich. Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery, Ferguson of Toronto. Enterprising Seniors meet The Enterprising Seniors met in the Com munity Centre in Holmesville with John Semple in the chair. Mrs. Carol Wammes was called upon to speak on P.E.P, the Playground Equipment Project for the Holmesville school playground. Also present were Mrs. Sparl- ing and Mrs. Kalbfleisch spoke on the card of life and forms will be sent to be filled out. Seniors please note November 3 they are to go to afternoon meetings. The Goderich Township W.I. will hold a Variety Night on Nov. 10. The Goderich Township W.I. card parties are to start Nov. 24, following one to be December 8. Sunday morning the lower Sunday School class sang as Nancy Hearn accompanied them on the guitar. Mr. and Mrs. Sellars joined the church by transfer of membership. Rev. Bechtel told the children a story before they went to their Sunday School classes. Offering was received by Bill Nor- man and Don Harris. October 30 the Anniversary Service will be held at 2 p.m. with Rev. John Oestreicher as the guest speaker. New stained glass win- dows will be dedicated. Nov. 1 Men's Club will meet at Wesley Willis Church. November 2 the bazaar will be held at 2:30 p.m. in the Goderich T(iwnshio COIIlrnunity Centro p HOLMESVILLE NEWS 41. Blanche Deevele, 4B2-3383 The first Goderich Pathfinders has eight new members. They are (back left) anet Sherratt, Lora Maclnnis, Erin Mulhern, Michelle Kalges, Tanya S�� K�aml_ `dimer Marlene McDougall. (Front left) Tina Hamilton, Pam Scheerer and Mary ( photo by Anne Nare jko ) Stag and doe held for local coupl A successful Stag and Doe was held Saturday night for Vicki Park and Ted Henry. Jim and Margaret Errington visited with a friend of Margaret. Mrs. Klaas Barendregt at Union on Sunday. They attended church service at Port Stanley where Reverend Karl Sievert is pastor. Sympathy is extended to the families of the late Ethel (Brown) Cunningham, who died in London on Wednesday in her 85th year. Sympathy is also extended to the families of Elsie Haney of Pinecrest Manor, Luck - now, who passed away on Thursday, October 20 in her 99th year. Dorothy Errington is a granddaughter. The fifth meeting of the Holmesville 1 4-H club, the Budding Beauties, was held on Oct. 17 8t Lana Jones' with all members present. Names were put into a hat and the lucky winner of a shampoo, blow dry and curling iron set was won by Jaqua Lobb. Ramona Humphries explained all the steps as she us- ed Jaqua as a model. Ramona also explain- ed the lesson "Hair Care" in our members manual. Everyone enjoyed the demonstration and learned many new tips. Linda and Lana served snacks. The sixth meeting was held Oct. 24 at Shannon Preszcator's. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge. Leaders Linda Mustard and Phyllis Coulter explained our lesson "Consumer Rights and Respon- sibilities". Everyone participated in either a manicure or foot soak. Everyone had fun trying out the different nail polish DUNGANNON DOINGS ®sem Maria Park, 529®7719 Mary Bere spent the weekend in Lond visiting her family and attended Commenc ment at Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary Sch to see her granddaughter, Karen Hernan dez, receive her grade 13 diploma, a subjec award in Physical and Health Education an a certificate for being an Ontario Scholar. Brookside students release balloons during Co-op Week .. ____ with Mrs. Worsell and MR. By Bonnie Henderson afternoon and Mrs. and Brenda Gibson On Tuesday, October 18, the school participated in the regional cross country meet. The top people from the school were: midget girls, Rachel Fairbairn, third; Joyce McWhinney, eighth; midget boys, Jeff Storey, second, Warren Andrew, third, Adrian Rau. fifth; junior girls, Julie Pentland, first; junior goys, Jeff Ireland, fifth; intermediate girls, Jean McWhinney, first; Debbie Rintoul-Second; Karen Binger, fifth; intermediate boys, Kirk Newhook, twelfth; senior girls, Cathy Se -lent, fourth; senior boys, Joey Carmichael, fifteenth. The teams which received pen- nants were midget boys and junior girls. Julie Pentland and Jean McWhinney receiv- ed medallions for placing fourth. Junior choir practice started on Tuesday Young in charge. Has anyone found a balloon lately? If you do, see if there is a name and address inside it and notify that person. The week October 16 - 22 was Co-op Week and the Co-op store in Lucknow supplied balloons for all the students at Brookside. Mr. Dave Dawson, from the Lucknow Co-op, brought a helium tank to school and filled the balloons after each child had put a paper with his name and address inside it. The students took the balloons outside at 12.15 p.m. and released them all at once to sail westward on the brisk breeze. Mr. Dawson came back on Friday with balloons for kindergarten class 2. On Monday, October 17 the grade 8 class accompanied by Mr. Cameron and Mr. Jewitt went on a field trip to the Goderich Museum and to Dunlop's tomb. Guaranteed Investment Certificates Malar Companies Only Canada Savings Bonds Annuities Discuss Your R.R.S.P. Options H. BRUCE ERSKINE 86 North St. Goderich 524-9555 If from Anstett's it says, `you're special' w Pulsar Quartz The selection is big. The prices aren't. • Albert Street. 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