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aiy'era' •were said at the Mc-
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A'illeral Home Sunda ► evening.
Pallbeare included Norman Norman Leddy,
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Paul Do ell, Joe Courtney, Ken Fitz-
patrick, Em Bedard and Pat Kennedy.
Interment SG, Peter's Cemetery.
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ROY STAY RUTLEDGE
Ray' Stanley Rutledge, 74, of the Huron -
view Home; for the Aged, Clinton, died
Saturday,- Feb. 23 at the Clinton Public
Hospital,
The son of the late Robert Hall Rutledge,
of ALibUrn and the late Rebecca Charnney,
of St. Augustine, he was born Aug. 3, 1910 in
Auburn. He Was married to the hate Viola
May Gibson on. Nov. 2, 1927 in Goderich.
He was a barber in Dungannon and Strat-
ford for 50 years and belonged to the.Vic-
toria Street United Church, Goderich.
Surviving are two daughters June, Mrs.
Harry Montgomery,, of Goderich Township
Gen
eral Accoun
apes government'
id1962. He belonged
t�fltid Church,
' . wife, the former
on, one daughter,Marilyn,
Lynne, of Bellevie, Mich.
law, Ursula Hebert, of
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. one sister M el (Jsv), Mrs.
Rte Oar an, 11 grandchildren and given
great grandchildren.
He Was predeceased by 1413 wife, one son
Dorian, of London and one brother Lloyd, of
London.
Funeral service andcomunital was held
on Monday, Feb; 25 at the ,Stiles Funeral
Home with. Rev, John U.M. Wood, of Vic-
toria Street United Church officiating. Inter-
ment Maitland Cemetery.
DONALD ROY SILLOWS
Donald Roy Sallows, 51, of RR4 Goderich,
died Friday, Feb. 22, 19l5 at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital.
The son of the former Ethel Elizabeth
Brant, of Seaforth and the late Reuben
Sallows, he was born Feb. 9, 1934 in
Goderich. He was a painter and decorator.
Surviving are three, sons, Stephen and
Terry, of Toronto and Rick, of Wingham,
two daughters, Roseanne, Mrs. Gerald
Skins and Lisa, of Wingham, six brothers,
William, of Alberta, James, of Florida, Ed-
ward, of Goderich, Gordon, of Seaforth,
Kenneth, of Amhertsberg and Frank, of
Stratford, five sisters, Mary, of Toronto,
Lillian, of Seaforth, Florence, of London,
Irene, of Goderich and Joan of Exeter.
He was predeceased by one brother,
Robert.
Funeral services' and committal were
held on Monday, Feb. 25 at Stiles Funeral
Home with Rev:, Robert J. Crocker, of St.
George's Anglican Church and ,,Major
Donald :4, popple. of
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ficiating. Interment Maitlandi Ietery,
Pallarers Included .sons, Stephen, Te
and ick Sallows,, Harold and Robe
Ashton"' and Ralph "l tons. Tiewerbearer
was his daughter, Lisa Sallows.
MARTHA -MAY COOK
Martha -May Cook, ori t. Isaac St. Clin-
ton, died at. the Clinton Public Hospital on
Feb. 6 at the age of 47.
Mrs, Cook, a bookkeeper at Gord`Rapson
Paving for eight years, , was born, ,on
December 25, 1937 in Toronto. She is the only
daughter of Thomas Savage, of Goderich,
and the ' late Emily ay (Wilkinson)
Savage.
She is survived by her,.husband, David
Hugh Cook and their children, Annette and
Thomas, both at,home.
Funeral and committal services were
held on February 9 at Ball and Falconer
Funeral Horne, Clinton, with Rev. James
Bechtel of Wesley -Willis United Church of-
ficiating. Interment was held at the Clinton
Cemetery.
ADOLPH RODY
Adolph Rody, of Walkerton died at
Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital, Thursday,
February 14, in his 78th year. '
Surviving besides his wife, the former
Dorothy Ward, are one son, Michael, of
Goderich; one daughter, Shirley, of
Waterloo; two brothers, John, RR 1,
Elmwood and Holman, RR 3, Paisley; one
sister, Mrs. Herb (Phylis) Howie, of Chesley
and four grandchildren, Janice, Steven,
Brian aid Richard Rody, of Goderich.
He was predeceased by his parents and
one brother, Bill Rody.
Interment at Walkerton Cemetery.
WMS recognizes World Day of Prayer
Knox Women's -Missionary Societwmet in
the church Tuesday, Feb. 19. In spite of the
inclement weather there was good atten
dance. Mrs. Gordon Henderson past presi-
dent, opened the meeting with the hymn
"What a Friend we have in Jesus". The
minutes were read and adopted by Mrs.
Sanderson. Mrs. O. Falkiner corresponding
secretary gave her report and Mrs. T. White
gave the treasurer's report.
It was announced the World Day of
Prayer would be held March 1 in St. Peter's
Church with Sister Patricia McLean, Lon-
don as speaker. Her theme "Peace with
Prayer". The 1985 Synodical will be held in
London. The hymn composed by Mr. J.
Coulter was sung.
Dorothy Reed gave a reading entitled
"The Origin of St. Valentine". Mrs. Sander-
son read the" hymn "Peace Perfect Peace".
Mrs. Ida White with the use of slides and pic-
tures from the Presbyterian Record gave a
very interesting talk on World Peace.
Following the scripture reading taken
from 14th Chapter of St. John and 12th
Chapter of Romans, Mrs,'Horton closed the
meeting with prayer.
Annual Mariners service held at Church
The annual Mariners service was held in
Knox church on Sunday. Feb, 24. Over 200
people attended as the -sailors and seanian
alike were honored and blessed for the
following shipping season.
The church was decked out with ships'
apparatus and fishing nets and flags were
hanging from the ceiling.
The shipping apparatus borrowed for the
service ineliided the whistle and a chancel
given by Stan Merriam,a chadburn that
was at the foot of the chancel steps given by
Ralph Morris .and the .minature chancel on
the piano given by Waverly Nelson.
The mariners service has a long history
behind it. It came into being in the spring of
1903 when James Anderson, the minister at
Knox Presbyterian Church, convened a
Sailors' and Fishermens' Service.
After the great storm of Nov. 9, 1913, and
in the spring of 1914, George Ross, another
minister at the church, reorganized the
service into the Mariner's Service and it has
been held ever. sine.
This service also marked the 31st
appearance of The Harbouraires male choir
at the service. The mens' group was
directed by Lorne Dotterer.
The sermon was delivered by the Rev.
G.L. Royaland bis. topic was .entitled
"Expressions from tfieheart".
Donnybrook UCW donates
to fund for Paulette Martin
The February meeting of Donnybrook
U.C.W. was held on Wednesday Feb. 13, at
the home of Margaret Hildebrand.
Dessert was served at the beginning by
Alice Jefferson and Ruth Hardy. Donna
Bieman and Wanda Jefferson were in
charge of worship with the theme being
Love.
Donna gave the Call to Worship, God's
Love, followed by a hymn, a scripture
__ fid--a-prayer: •- a . ead Sad
News About Someone and a he History of
Valentine's Day. Donna read the meditation
on Love, and a Note of Laughter.
Everyone sang Brighten the Corner. Wan-
da read the article from the Lucknow Sen-
tinel about Paulette Martin, followed by a
prayer, collection and a closing prayer.
Margaret Hildebrand took over for the
business. Articles for a layette were
displayed, a special meeting was planned
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for May 14, and it was decided to send a
donation for the fund for Paulette Martin.
The annual • meeting of Donnybrook
United Church was held recently in the
church. Gary Shuttleworth chaired the
meeting and opened the meeting with
prayer. Lois Chamney acted as secretary
and read the minutes of the last meeting.
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