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yy; November 4 at the age 192.
She Was born in Dungannon, the youngest
of a family of eight, on September 9,1901 to
Thomas Edward and Barbara ,(Dreaney)
Muffin.
The late Mrs. Hall was a registered' nurse
and before her marriage, she worked in
Goderich, Detroit and Fort Frances. She
was. also a member of Knox Presbyterian
Church in Goderich.
She was predeceased by her husband, Dr.
Harry R. Hall, in 1967; three sisters, Mrs.
Everett (Minnie) Garrison, Mrs. Alaan
(Vera) McNabb and Miss
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three brothers, Edward, Marvin and
Andrew Durnin,
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Charles
(Birdie) Whitely of Goderich; two sisters -inn
law, Mrs. Marion (Dell) Durnin of Goderich
and Mrs. Jake (Nellie) Gofton of Plattsville;
and several nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was held at McCallum
Funeral Home in Goderich on Monday,
November 7 at 2 p.m. The Reverend G.L.
Royal of Knox Presbyterian Church of-
ficiated.
• Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery.
MARGARET WARD
(McMichael) McTayiah,
He was a r of • e United Church.
IlIntle married Ivy Elliott of Goderich in 1937.
She predeeealehim•
He is survived by one` son, James
McTavish, of Windsor and two grand.
daughers9 Lynda; and Judie.
A funeral service and committal were
held at Stiles Funeral Home in Goderich on
Saturday, November 5 at 3 `pin. The
Reverend John D•M• Wood of Victoria Street
United church, officiated
Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery.
MRS. CECELIA
(WEBB) SIEGNER
tober 19 4er Buff rillg:a beast attack..
He wastraiSri eirich in 19149 the son of
the late Kennett► and Annie MacKenzie.
He enlisted in the navy and served 1n a
corvette arrs,dt during
been empWorld War loye by Ve, For the rset
Foods in Toronto.
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He is survived by his wife, theh��in-law
Emnnel; his son Donald and daug,
Jennifer; and two grandchildren, Andrea
and 'Jaclyn, all of Toronto. Also surviving
are two sisters, Mrs. H. J. (Kathryn) Ham-
mer of Roseville, Michigan, and Betty of
Goderich.
The funeral service was held on Saturday,
October 22 at McDougall and Brown
Funeral Home, with Pastor Yost of the Peo-
ple's Church, Toronto officiating.
Interment was in Mount Pleasant
Cemetery,
The pallbearers were six nephews, Gerald
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Mrs. Cecelia Siegner died Monday, Sabourin, Jack Nienhuis, Robert Mans fie ,
October 31 at North York General Hospital Kenneth Jensen, and Ronald and Michael
in Willowdale. Rosa.
Siegner had been a member
The late, Mrs.
of Trinity Lutheran Church in London since
1940 as well as a member of the Ladies
Auxiliary Brotherhood of Railroad Train-
men.
She was predeceased by her parents, John
and Mary (McEnvoy) Webb of Goderich;
her husband, John Henry Siegner in 1959;
six brothers; and three sisters.
William J.
Margaret Ward of Windsor and formerly She is survived by
of Goderich, died in Grace Hospital, Win- Siegner of Ipperwash; two daughters, Mrs.
dsor on Sunday, November 6 at the age air 80. Cameron (Bernice) Evans of St. Thomas
She was born in England on October 21, and Mrs. Gerald (Virginia) Woolcox of
Agincourt; four grandchildren, Judy
19Sh was atmembeAof the Walker. Siegner of Waterloo, Thomas Siegner of
She was a member of Roman Catholic Ipperwash and David and Caroll Ann
Church. Woolcox, both of Ottawa; and three sisters,
AlShe wasa predeceased by husband, Mrs. James (Helen) Wormald of Toronto,
granddaughter,aWard; one Susanon, Albert; and one Mrs. Roy (Margaret) McIntosh of London
hvdbDunlop. and Mrs. Patricia Kelly of Winnipeg.
She is survived by one son, Hector (Lou) A funeral service was held Thursday,
Ward of Windsor; one sister, Walburg; one November 3 at the A. Millard George
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greaddaandser, Andrea Ward and one Funeral Home in London. The Reverend
great-, Caleb. Doctor Thomas L. Ristine of Trinity
A funeralendsonservice was held at Bisnett Lutheran Church officiated.
Funeral Horne in Maidstone, Ontario on Interment was in Woodland Cemetery.
EugeneveMills8 at f9 a.m. The Reverend Father Pallbearers were David Woolcox and
Iter Mtofficiated. Thomas Siegner, both grandsons, and
Interment was in St- Peter's Cemetery. James Carter, Thomas Carter, Glen
Siegner, Donald Masse and Alex Morrison.
Donations may be made to the Memorial
Fund of Trinity Lutheran Church, 746
Colborne Street, London.
ANGUS MacKENZIE
Angus MacKenzie died in Toronto on Oc-
FRASER McTAVISH
Fraser McTavish died in Hotel Dieu
Hospital, Windsor on Wednesday,
November 2.
He was born in North East Hope Township
on May 8, 1904 to Hugh and Margaret
From Fondly & Friends
MRS, PEARL
AGNES WATSON
Mrs. Pearl Agnes Watson of Goderich died
in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital
on Monday, October 31 at the age of 84.
She was born in Ashfield Township on
September 7, 1899 to George and Isabella
(McWhinney) Johnston.
She was a member of Nile United Church
and the Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute.
She was predeceased by her husband,
Harry M. Watson. Mrs.
She is survived by four daughters,
Lloyd (Doris) Hodges of Dungannon, Mrs.
William (Marie) Huff of Goderich, Mrs.
M.R. (Elinor) McNeil of London and Mrs.
Grant (Wilma) Chisholm of Lucknow; one
son, Gordon of Oakville; one sister, Mrs.
Russell (Marion) Thompson of Goderich;
one brother, Howard Johnston of Goderich;
23 grandchildren; and 16 gr
grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at McCallum
Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 2
at 2 p.m. The Reverend Robert Roberts of
Nile United Church officiated.
Pallbearers were grandsons, Bill
Chishohn, Bill Watson, Terry Hodges, Drew
McNeil, Watson Huff and Peter Chisholm.
Flowerbearers were grandsons, John
McNeil, Stephen Huff, Tim Hodges, Allan
McNeil and Robert Huff.
Interment was in the Dungannon
Cemetery.
Band is busy preparing for another year
BY BLAKE SMITH,
CONDUCTOR
The Goderich Laketown Band is once
again back at work for another year of
parades and concerts.
The band can look back at last year with
justifiable pride and satisfaction. As well as
participation in the usual Santa Claus
parades both in Goderich and surrounding
communities, the band took part in several
Fall Fair parades; and played Christmas
concerts at Huronview and in the Suncoast
Mall in Goderich after which members
retired to the home of another member for
their annual -Christmas Party.
After Christmas, rehearsals and prepara-
tions started in earnest for a gala musical
evening, the annual Sounds of Goderich con-
cert. This concert features not only the
musical talents of the band but also those of
The Teen Tones, The Craigel Jk$ ngers and
The Harbouraires.
The climax of the year's work was a trip
to Truro, Nova Scotia for five days of con-
certs and sightseeing as guests of the Truro
Community Concert Band. Plans are
already underway for a return visit this
coming summer by the Truro Band. The
Goderich band has its work cut out for them
to show the Truro bandsmen as good a time
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