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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-16, Page 7, I/ARE INtTED. ! ECUMENICAI WORSHIP. SERVICE Week of Prayer for CHRISTIAN UNITY Tuesday, January 22, 1985 7:30 p.m. at Knox Presbyterian Church *Music by Knox Presbyterian Choir *Service and Meditations by Goderich Ministers *Offerings for the Ministerial Association and the Canadian Bible Society *Fellowship Hour to follow Worship,' mali eorgraur: Poat Cor- poration, ,he wag, a member of Knox Presbyterlap church and '1113/1 Canadian Legion Bran, !di . . .. Ea Wat___, nn in GoderichSnptember 11, gr44: to 0QPn Aiexander JOhnat,c,4n and the former Hattie, Willis, He is survived by his wife Mary(Cooke) of Goderich and two rfan daughters* , Kevin,(Valerie)Mills, Kit- chener and Me is of Scarborough. He was predeceased 'by a son, John Thomas Johnston. He is also survived by three sisters; -Mrs. Robert (Jean) SpottoWingham; Mrs. Edgar (Beatrice) Stoll, R.R. 3, Kippen and Mrs. Bill (Helen) Williams, Goderich. He is also survived by his mother-in-law Mrs. Helene Cooke of Goderich. Funeral and committal services were con- ducted by Rev. G.L. Royal at the McCallum Funeral Home Friday, January 11. Members of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Ladie's Auxiliary held a memorial service at the funeral home.Thursday, KATRELINE EGENER Katheline Margaret (Carpenter) Egener MA, C Psych., of London died in Calgary, Alberta January 14 in her 75th year. She loved and leaves her sons Mark Egener of Calgary and Cewan Egener of Goderich and her grandchildren Peter, Loilise, Charles and Kristen. Her dear daughters Elizabeth Ann and Christyne Isabelle Margaret predeceased her. She was also predeceased by her sisters Marion Carpenter, Viola Church and Marguerite Bu . A memorial service- will be held at St. ' John the Evangelist Anglican Church, 280 St. James Street,. London Monday, January 28, 1985 at 11 a.m. Interment will be at Maitland Cemetery Goderich. Mrs. Egener requested that instead of flowers, donations be made to the London and District Association for the Mentally Handicapped or the Canadian Cancer Socie- ty. MARY E. EVERETT Mary E. Everett, formerly .of Goderich, died at Fremont Manor, 1 Springfield Missouri on January 6,1985 at the age of 94. She is predeceased by her husband, and herenly son Clyde E. Everett. She is surviv- ed by her daughter-in-law, Barbara Everett; five grandchildren, John, Joan,, -Bohr and- — and- - --great-- — grandchildren. The funeral was held in Colfax, Iowa on January 12, 1985.and burial at Greencastle Cemetery, Colfax, Iowa. MARGMET DALTON O'CCATNOlit On October 14, 1984, Margaret O'Connor passed away at the age of 93 years. She was the eldest daughter of the late Morgan Dalton and Mary Sullivan of Kingsbridge and was the sister of Fr. Michael Dalton of Courtland, Raymond and Dennis of Kingsbridge, Sister Maureen C.S.J. of Lon- don, Antoinette of Detroit, and the late John S. of Kingsbridge, Josie Cleary of Wallaceburg and Walter of Windsor. Margare (as she was more commonly known) married Arthur O'Connor of ItiiwieluirOt: Farm, Pickering, in October 1916. For twenty-three yearsshe was tbe organist of St. Francis de Sales Church, Pickering. . In 1040, she *Is Charter Presi- dent of the Home and School Association of Almond School Community. She was active in Catholic Church Extension and in the Catholic litfoinen'tLeague where she served m executive positions at the parish level as well as Chairman of Durham Regional and viee-President and Spiritual Convener :On the Toronto .Arehdiocesan Council. in 1972; Margaret was awarded the Maple Leaf Ser- vice pin from the C.W.L. She was noted for her ability to communicate with all, Whether through letter writing, visiting the sick and `Shut-ins or in opening her home to to the parish and Corn- welcome newcame munity. Arthur O'Connor 'ed in 1967, and Margare is survived y • Marguerite at home, Patricia of Toront Helen of Picker- ing, Dr. Denis and his wif UrSula of Stouff- ville, Geraldine of Torontd Dr. Terence and his wife Colleen of Stouffv Ile, Maurice and his wife Marilyn of Pick ring, Moira and her husband Ron Ste. Marie of Oshawa, and the late Sgt. Pilot George (1945) and Morgan (1978). She was the loved grandinother of twenty-five grandchilelrgn and two great- grand...WM. St. Francis de Sales Church was filled to capacity' for the Mass con -celebrated by Rev. Michael Dalton, Rev. John T. Bolger (Pastor of St. Francis de Sales), Rev. T. O'Keefe S.J. of Manresa, Pickering, Rev. T. Manly of Oshawa, Rev. J. Murphy of Whit- by, Rev. L. DeSousa of Markham, Rev. A. McMahon of Toronto and Deacon Roy Ettles of North Bay. The homilist was Rev. Carl Matthews S.J. of Toronto. Burial was in the O'Connor family plot in St. Francis de Sales Cemetery, Pickering. ORVILI F. SEDDON Orville Seddon, 70, a retired resident of R.R. 1, Bayfield, died Saturday, December 29 at University Hospital, London. Born July 1, 1914 in Hamilton. Ont. Mr. Seddon was a member of the Baha'i Faith. He was predeceased by his parents George Seddon and Janet (Lowe) Seddon, and two sisters, Marjorie Seymour and Meta Begg. He is survived by his wife Jeannie Seddon, one sister, Mrs. Charles (Helen) Land, Wnedstoek; a datighter Nancy andher hus- band Tom Flynn, R.R. 1, Bayfield; a son, Jeff and his wife Sue of Goderich and six grandchildren, ° Jennifer, Tonia, ,L1, Nicole, Ryan and Adam. The funeral service was held January 1; 1985, at the McCallum Funeral Home. Mrs. Dale Simms, a close family friend, delivered the eulogy. Also participating in the sex -vice were Joanne Tompkins, Joanne ' Durst, Angela Brewster, ,Lisa Flynn, Keith Greenham Cathy McICegney? , Burnell Smith, PerrY Punt. and Marg Raynor. _ _ _ The pallbearers were John Hart, Greg Hart, Doug Brewster, Don Brewster, Dave Colbonme, Gerry Durst and Brian Flynn. Interment was in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. -- 710:1)E-:thoinberp. viewvideo • The Maple Leaf Chapter IODE held the January 8 meeting at the home of the regent Mrs. R.L. McDonald, with the regent presiding. Reports were accepted from the secretary Mrs.J. Schaefer and the treasurer Mrs. ChB. Kelly, Mrs. C. Knight, citizenship secretary, made a request that the members hand in 'their stamps for Oxfam at each meeting leaving a one-quarter inch border arouncr°- the stamp. The same will be sent directly to Oxfam Canada at the end of the year. Mrs. Knight also drew the members' attention to the fact that Frontier College, a private non- profit organization, relies on donations from individuals, corporations and organizations of which IODE has been a supporter for most of its history. Frontier College (SCIL) 712E C.44.,GIETIS.:4;' ' K inEttE.' .(..."IaL: 3 I/01/ 2, WI: 4;4/ I Aazdt:6,11.a.± ;e2tIZ TiCk 1E ..12 1. al' I 2 t ,d -a7.7 _1EL-wet zq 2, 19613' t;t./ —St.4,ttotti 173zli; $15.00 e't 17_,17'ttpie ti -4,I? 1.1.4 (.4,4,-4 1,4,4 (-OW42441.6 (...0/1!"T221.19, HAIR DESIGN FOR WOMEN AND MEN EAR PIERCING AVAILABLE Programme provides training4or illiterate adults and donations from all of the chapters towards the Literacy Project can make this possible. The members have voted to display a ,one- third page ad in the spring supplement to the Goderich Signal -Star. Once again the chapter has nominated Mrs. W.J. Garrow to stand for provincial councillor, and Mrs. G.L. Royal to standJor national councillor. At the end of the meeting Mrs. McDonald gave a presentation of the new video audio- visual presentation entitled "A Chapter in the Life of *Canada. The IODE Story" suitable for public relations. Mrs. R. Breckenridge thanked Mrs. McDonald for opening her home to the members, as well as providing the refreshments. • BEST RATS ARCANNUITIES 3,3 WEST ST DOOtRICH 524-2773 it:‹Aloct, ry??.,:-.1,341.:- • •0/ Donegal* . " (44 =43, ..-14W, • •>. ' „nrAnneetcwwl- Limited time anly • On all new 1985 -Encores aisd-Alliantes in stock. Buy Now and Save!. plus Freight. 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