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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-03-06, Page 6PIG IetlikirMART PPAY, MAR+ S C. JERRY. arp IC. Jerry, 4 :plf 2205 Elmwood: Street, on, IVIlvIligao, died Saturday, rebruort 23 at his home atter a, long illness. He was born July 25, - 1937, izt, Detroit and had lived in Port -Huron for thepast 27 years. The late Mr. _ Jerry was an- employee of C. Jerry Markets for 23 years until retiring due to illnesss two years ago. He was a. member of Grace Episcopal Church. He married Judith A. Bond on anuar , 159; in Port Huron. He is survived by his wife; two daughters, Lisa and Leslie, both at home; -▪ his ..moth?r, 'Barbara - Paquette of Detroit; his father, George C. Jerry, of Clearwater, Florida; three brothers, Kenneth of Canton, Michigan, David of Jacksonville, Florida and Charles of Clearwater, Florida; a sister, Clara Lynn La Bruno of Orlando, Florida, and his gran- 0:mother, Mrs. Julia erry pt qaderielt. Funeral -services were held on, Tuesday, February 26 at the Arthur Szpith Funeral • Horne :in Port Huron, and burial was in Lakeside Cemetery. The Reverend Canon D.. Roy Lees, -rector of Grace Episcopal Church, officiated. - Pa11bearers were James Parker,. Kenneth Stevens, •Gerald Bateman, Burns Jerry., Dale Fraser,' Floyd Krauss, Ray Aldrick and - irn-Zimmer ' W.ESI E'YS kM14JEL S Wesley Samuel Smith of Goderich died in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital „ on Monday, February 25 at the, age of 92. He was barn in 1888 to Samuel and Sarah Smith in Saugeen Township, He farmed in Saugeen Township -until 1070 when he.moved to Port Elgin. He moved to Goderich in October of 1979. He married Elizabeth Anne Snyder in 1920. She predFe asedhim in 19.70_ Goderich citizen overwhelmMty American thanks BY CATH WOODEN The United States' effusive and emotional thanks to Canada for its help in the Iran hostage taking incident recently Tid Bits.... BY JOANNE • BUCHANAN Terry Kerr of R.R. 1 Glanworth is the, winner of $500 in this week's Ron -Feagan.'- - M`emorial Grandstand lottery. He held lucky ticket number 644. - +++ Mrs. Veronica Jackson, RNA, -of Toronto, for- merly of Goderich, recently graduated from a three and a half year program in "Human Aging and Care for the MRS. VERONICA JACKSON Civic Corner The Waterfront Committee will meet on Thursday, March 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the town council chambers. The Tourist Committee will. meet on Thursday, March 6 at 8:30 p.m. in the mayor's office. Goderich Town Council will meet on Monday, March 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the town council chambers. Long Term" at Cen- tennial College. In the fall, Mrs. Jackson will pursue her studies in Social Services at Seneca College with a view ' to - -obtaining a -. degree in Sociology at York University. At present, she holds a responsible position in one of Toronto's large skilled nursing centres. Mary Kolkrnan of London won the afghan in the • Goderich Minor Hockey draw held ono the. weekend. +++ The Signal -Star has a new policy regarding coverage of fashion shows. ri Fashion shows will be treated as news with major coverage given to the first one held in the spring and the first one held= in the fall: Other shows will receive only one. picture and a cutline if requested. Signal -Star is making no distinction between fashion shows staged by merchants and those' staged by church groups. Children's fashion shows will be treated on their own merit: ' ' An exception will be made for fashion shows sponsored by special groups like the Cancer Society. Advance publicity will be given to attract more' people to thes. ^ The onus is on,,people to contact the Goderich editorial department to make arrangements for coverage of any kind. Please call early. net •The late Mr. Smith was a member of the Southampton Baptist Church, serving as a deacon for many years and later berg made an " honorary deacon. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Joy Vance and Mrs'. Elaine Munn, both , of : Goderich and Mrs. Betty .Irwin of Paisley ; . `. 20 grand children; and 12 great- grandchildren. • Besides his wife, he was predeceased by two brothers, two sisters and an infant son. A fLineraI -was_-held. -at Eagleson Funeral Home in Southampton on February 28. _• overwhelmed a Goderich citizen while visiting Washington D.C. R.G. Shrier, president of Signal -Star Publishing Limited, was in Washington last week to give a presentation at a seminar for sales executives of the American Press Institute: Mr. Shrier said that from the time he stepped on the plane until he left, he was greeted by grateful Americans. "It made me • feel a little uncomfortable becausethe, ..s.tzutggl.i'ng..- out of the Americans was a perfectly natural thing to do. It's hard to un- derstand what all the fuss' is for," wondered Shrier. He said that the people he talked to that ranged from bell boys to,t-he wife of a senator, and who were from . allover the States said that they could never feel the same way about Canada again_ Canada is no longer the. backwards, 'north country to them. Americans .seem to think that' a lot of coun- tries just wouldn't do what the Canadian embassy• did, related Shrier.. '11 felt really proud tome a• Canadian. and connected, .to the whole thing.'' OTIC changes Retiring . Huron -Bruce MP Robert McKinley has announced the successful. completion of one of .his long-time projects for Huron County. A full-time unem- ployment insuran,:e service will soon •be located in the Goderich Manpower office to serve the needs of Huron county: Until !now, unem- ployment claims in the area served by the Goderich office have been processed in the London regional office, while the Goderich office offered only an advisory service on unemployment matters. It1he1ptake the guess work out of your wedding day! Who is responsible for what at the wedding? Traditionally, what are the "'financial obligations of the Bride, and of the Groom? .Just r what are the do's and don'ts on the wedding day? you are unsure, we have just the t nag for you! Look to MRS..-JAN-g-M.I'l H_.._. (STUART) LUIVIBY Mrs. Jane Smith (Stuart) Lumby of Goderich died• in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Wednesday, February 27 at the age of 89. She was born in Cumminestown, Scotland to William and Annie Reverend (Matthews) Stuart on officiatedd.. July 20,1890, Interment She was married to Maitland Goderich. MISS MAUD •M. KEMP Miss Maud M. Kerhp of 'Huronview, died in Alexandra Marine , and General Hospitak on Saturday, March 1 at the age of 80. She was born in Clinton to Henry and Charlotte (Crocker) Kemp on August ..:"39. She worked as a She was a mem- ber of St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich. She is survived by one --br then ;--.,-.,._ee-ci l -. ••.__ Huronview. A funeral service was held at .McCallum Funeral Home in Goderich on Monday, March 3 at 2 p.m. The Reverend Robert Crocker officiated. Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. William George Lumby. He predeceased her in 1961.. She was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich. She is survived by five children, Mrs. Paul (Gertrude) Stampfler of Burlington' and William, Mrs. Charles (Margery) McLean, Mrs. Wilson (Theda) McCreath, and Mrs. William (Jean) Asher, all of Goderich; twn cicters Mrs..- Mary_.... Storm of Schaumurg, Illinois and Mrs. Harry (Anna) Hagensick of St. Petersburg, Florida; 12 --grandchildren; —and -..1 -2 - great -grandchildren. Besides her husband, she was predeceased by a "son, Howard in 1921 and a daughter, Mrs. Earl (Edith) Pratt in 1944. A funeral service was held at McCallum Funeral Home in Goderich on Saturday, March 1 at 2 p.m. The G.L. Royal was in the Cemetery, ' • ,., • P r^1141 S.. ,. u. Your chance to v.. t, , l'.r take advantage of Anstett's buying power of • I�.se.Ailemn_o ids Set your choice of any in stock solitaire setting - While supplies last. .21 CT. FINE QUALITY'. 5735 Y Today's, replacement cost - '1040. 4nd up. OTHER QUALITIES -.21 CT. From $490. Today's replacement cost '725. and up_, .28 CT. `` From $620. Today's replacement cost '925. and- ..up._AII,-aboue...pdtes .in clude your choice of any in - stock solitaire settings. 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