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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-08-15, Page 10'u C110044T" W. DtN S -.P! ya!° V916SI ' 14, J04 THE Stowe* by LUCKNW DIISYMCVCOLOP 2w0 Antivoi GIANT COMMUNITY YARD SALE Friday, August 17, 5.5;30 p.m. Saturday, August 18.9.4 p.m. Free Space Available Everyone Welcome To Set Up Your Own Booth LUCKh1OW DISTRICT CO-OP County Rd. No. 1. 1 ml . S. of Lucknow S29-79$3 Qidtjmer Ginod Kent 0 Chimneys, Accessories Certified Installations D744 Princes Ste, KINCARDINE 3964669 STOVE STORE WHYNOT EARN 31.71)/0 MORE INTEREST Canada Savings Bonds 1 014% Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1 31/2 % $10,000 could be earning $325. more each year for 3 years i ABC AGENT DENNIS LITTLE WHY NOT CALL US iB9NNUITNFORMATION.& QUOTES Brokers for Life Insurance, Investments and Annuities 53 WEST STREET GODERICH, ONT. N7A 2K5 PHONE 524-2773 6 * A fYG�fT1�Ii 110 TIP# TICER"' . ABC AGENT FRANK LITTLE t�Y Phar mac 14 SHOPPERS SQUARE , GODERICH 524-7241 CLOSED SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 ONLY ving Yo •SICK ROOM SUPPLIES •COSMETICS •FINE FRAGRANCES •GORDON FRASER CARDS & WRAP • PHOTOFINISHING • RACING PROGRAMS •LOTTERY TICKETS COMMEMORATIVE BEER MUG SPECIAL Beautifully decorated you'll pride yourselt on the quality and excellen<e of design The 'Tall Ship' decoration consists of 22 kt permanently fused onto the glass Our Regular...57.00 ea. THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY AUG. 16, 17 & 18 . OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST $499 Other Seafaring items also available: • Tall Ship Glasses, Paintings, Brass`, Tote Bags, and more! Most streets and lawns were littered with debris and fallen branches after a severe storm with accompanying gale -force winds ripped through the Goderich area early Friday morning. Five year-old J.C. Kirk of North Street was one of many residents out cleaning up and sawing tree branches. ( photo by Dave Sykes) "1wr) Levels of Extraordinary Values' Decorative Accessories 8 The Square Goderich Bed & Bath Shop Lighting Fir'IP �4nCrblBlnlo.¢r'....:,::�•�.rmw+mn+.i..w.,............. Perorating (oncuttant Hay rides are part of fun J.J. Wright developed a family hotel at the Point Farm where he stressed wholesomeness, health, exercise and recreation. In his advertising, he stated that the Point Farm was a "farm house on a large scale, where the fresh products of the dairy, field and garden, coupled with the pure and bracing air, will form the .principal specialty ..." • The Point Farm has long since disap- peared but the tradition of recreation and relaxation continues at Point Farms Provin- cial Park. Come out and swim or sunbathe. Take a turn around the fitness trail. Pick up a bird list or an historical reap at the permit .office and take a walk through the • meadowlands of the park. OR, join in this week's scheduled activities: Thursday, August 16 - 1:30 p.m.: BOOKMOBILE from the H('I, will be at the Colborne Comfort Station until 3:30 p.m.: 4:30 p.m.: OUTDOOR ART at the beach volleyball net; 7 p.m.: PUPPET SHOW - everyone is welcome to the barn for a lively hour of puppetry and games. Friday, August l i - HORSE-DRAWN HAY RIDES through the park for e,Veryone. Cletus Dalton and his team of Belgian work horses wjilll take you for a ride through the campgr6(unds. Saturday. August 18 - 10 :1.m.: BAKE FRESH PRODUCE Fresh Daily From Our Own Gardens SWEET CORN Picked Every Morning Fresh Cut Daily GLADIOLUS Duality & Freshness Guaranteed PEACHES ZUCCAINI FIELD CUCUMBERS NEW CROP APPLES PLUMS ONT. BLUEBERRIES FRESH EGGS NEW ONT. POTATOES FIELD TOMATOES MINI CARROTS MELONS & CANTALOUPES Pails Of Frozen RED RASPBERRIES 8 or 28 Ib. Pails Available Weekends MENNONITE HOME BAKING FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING NEEDS...SEE US TODAY... martin's market Please Telephone 6248024 ', m11e fleet of Benmlllor Rood an H,pheoey no. 5 SALE - The Lucknow Christian Reformed Church is bringing their best baked goods out to Point Farms. Come early if you want some of these tasty morsels; 4 p.m.: POT- TERY WORKSHOP - Join us at the beach to fashion your own freehand clay creations; 7:30 p.m.: HAY RIDES to the modern square dance at the Barn. Meet' at the Huron Comfort Station at 7:30 p.m. and the Col- borne Comfort Station at 8 p.m.; 8:30 Kiclt'up your heels at a MODERN SQUARE DANCE. The Clinton Wheel 'N Dealers will be at the .park to demonstrate some of the dances then help you learn them. Come to the barn for this evening of fun for the whole family. Sunday, August 19 - 11:30.a.m. CHURCH SERVICE AND SING -A -LONG at the barn. Everyone welcome; 7 p.m.: BICENTEN- NIAI, JOGGING & WALKING CLINIC. Come to the barn for this two-hour clinic outlining safe walking and jogging prac- tices. Topics will include diet, footwear, clothing, training programs, techniques for improving performance and prevention and cure of injuries. Whether you're a beginner or a committed jogger or walker, join us for this informative and practical session. Admission to all activities is included in entry fee to the park. Domtar emplbyee dies in Goderich at age 43 OBITUARIES ....Doom JAMES WATT ROBERTJAMESWATT • Robert James Watt of Goderich died at his residence on Sunday, August 5 at the age of 43. He was born in Seaforth on Jltly 24, 1941 to Leopold and Jessie (McVittie) Watt. He worked as a shipper with Domtar (Sifto Salt Mines) and was a member of Bethel Pentecostal Assembly in Goderich. He had a great appreciation for sacred music and sang in many local churches. He married' Audrey Elaine Hoy of ' Goderich in Clinton on May 13, 1967. .She survives him. Also surviving him are two sons, Steven and David, both at home; one brother, Archie L. Watt of Blyth; and one sister, Mrs. Gerald (Jessie) Addison of Toronto. A funeral service was held Wednesday, August 8 at 2 p.m. at Bethel Pentecostal Assembly in Goderich. Pastor Gerald McMillan of Bethel Pentecostal Assembly, Pastor Jack West' of St. Catharines and Pastor Austin Gedcke officiated. Pastor Paul Hoy of Mississauga gave the eulogy. Lionel and Iris Reeves were soloists. Pallbearers were Garth Cunningham, Garth McClinchey, Lloyd McClinchey, John Philipson, Earl Hoy and Ron Hoy. Flower bearers were Warren Watt, Scott Watt, Stuart Watt and Jim Watt. Interment was in the Colborne Cemetery. Stiles Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. MARJORY REBECCA BOYCE Marjory Rebecca Boyce of Huronveiw died in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Monday, August 6 at the age of 92. She was born in Stanley Township on January 25, 1892 to Wilson and Catherine (McClinchey) Armstrong. She married Victor Lorne Boyce of Stanley Township in Goderich on September 19, 1922. He predeceased her. The late Mrs. Boyce was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich. She is survived by one son, Elgin of Goderich; two daughters, Mrs. George (Hazel) Schwanz of Sarnia and Mrs. Steve (Dolly) Slienfield of Ottawa; one sister, Margaret Armstrong Boyce; six grandchildren; and two great- grandchildren. She was predeceased by two sisters and five brothers. A funeral service was held at Stiles Funeral Home on Wednesday, August 8 at 3:30 p.m. The Reverend Douglas Pitts officiated. Pallbearers were Ken Boyce, Jim Boyce, Harvey Boyce, Ernie Good, Dan Schwanz and Al Lockyer. Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. COLONIAL PLATES DOLLS LTD. 7 Water St. St. Marys, Ont. NOM 2V0 Open Mon - Sat 10:30 - 5 p.m. Sun 2 - 4 p.m. Phone 284-2807 or Toll Free 1-800-265-4392 MEET RUSTY MONEY IN PERSON ARTIST OF STOP AND SMELL THE ROSES SERIES Stop 6 Soon SU Roses Mon. Aug. 20 10:30 - 5 p.m. Roshonlyl91 hashe a all t plates it bol o sioror you Tilos tho Canadavis ng Tho whole ,Dries will be availoblq Plan to moos this super artist SUMMER (MADNESS SALE Starts Thursday August 16th Ends Saturday August 25th SAVE( SAVE! SAVE! SAVEI • Hummslt 30''. •()crit 10-40-% •Music Bowes 25'•. • Anrl 8 Armani Flgurines 25'. •Collector Plates 15.65% •Framer on Super Spec lei •Precious Moments 15',. • Crystal miniatures 25•'. • Pondetphins 25''. • K iennald adore 25''. EVERYTHING IN THE STORE ON SPECIAL( Phone Orders Welcome iteverr" 11115.01"111 MRS. AMY COOPER Mrs. Amy Cooper of Goderich died in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Saturday, August 11 at the age of 82. She was born in Clinton on March 8, 1902 to Harry and Margaret (Trouse) Gould. She was a member of North Street United Church in Goderich and Rebekah Lodge no. 89. She married Earl Cooper 'in Clinton in 1927. He survives her. Also surviving her are two daughters, Mrs. Arthur ( Phyllis) Sawyer of Florida and Mrs. Norman (Sandra) Leddy of Goderich; one brother, George Gould of London; three sisters, Irene Slater of Manitoba, Mrs. Pearl Quinn of Toronto and Mrs. Vera Crich of Clinton; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by one sister and one brother. A funeral service was held at Stiles Funeral Home on Monday, August 13 at 2 p.m. The Reverend John D.M. of Victoria Street United Church officiated. Pallbearers were ,Lloyd Bond, Kenneth Trewartha, Jim Woodcock, Mark Fay, Bob Bardawill and Austin Hartman. The Rebekah Lodge no. 89 held a service at the funeal home on Sunday evening, August 12 at 7 p.m. Intermentwas,in Clinton Cemetery. WAYNE JOSEPH COURTNEY Wayne Joseph Courtney, 97 Edgehill Drive, N.W., Calgary, Alberta and formerly ,of Kingsbridge, drowned on Sunday, July 1 in the Kicking Horse ,River, 10 kilometers east of Golden, British Columbia, when his kayak flipped over. Born on August 1; 1955, he was 28 years old. His body has not been found. He is survived by his parents, Joe and Teresa Courtney of R.R. 1, Dungannon; five brothers, Gary and his wife Chris of Blyth, Brian and his wife, Jeannette of Cochrane, Alberta, Eric of Mississauga, and Floyd and Carl at home; four nephews and one niece. He was predeceased by a brother Joseph in 1958. He was a -•member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church and attended elementary school at Kingsbridge. He received his Secondary School Graduation Diploma at the Goderich District Collegiate Institute. He apprenticed as a carpenter with A. Manning and Sons, Blyth and with D. & G. Construction, receiving his Advanced Carpentry Certificate at the Mohawk Col- lege of Applied Arts and Technology, Hamilton. He went to Calgary and Banff, Alberta in 1977 where he continued to work in the con- struction industry. He liked to travel, work- ing while touring for 19 months in the Pacific Islands, New Zealand and Australia. Returning home for a short time, he then went back to Calgary in 1980 where he had been self-employed. He spent the past two winters in Rossland, British Columbia. Wayne had many friends in many lands and kept in close contact with his family by letter or by phone wherever he happened to be. He loved life and was a great sports en- thusiast, playing hockey with the Lucknow Pee Wee and Bantam teams, enjoying soft- ball, sky diving, downhill skiing and he was an experienced kayaker. He was a member of the Calgary White Water Club and the Bow Waters CanoeClub. -- The Courtney family received relatives, neighbours and friends at their home. Rosary and prayers were recited by the Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, C.R., and members of the Kingsbridge C.W.L. on Sun- day, July 8. Memorial glasses were celebrated in Calgary and at Kingsbridge on Monday, Ju- ly 9. At the Holy Spirit Catholic Church, 19th St., S.W., Calgary, Alberta, the Reverend Father Joseph Toole was celebrant. The eulogy was written and read by Gerry O'Brien. Ralph Austin and Sarah Lynch did the readings. At St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge, Father Den- tinger, C.R. was celebrant. Readings were done by Betty Lou Dalton and Mia Dalton. Hymns were sung by Eugene Frayne and John VanRooy. Organist was Mrs. Marianne Hogan. Offering was taken up by Wayne's brothers, Gary, Eric, Floyd and Carl. Rosary was led by Fred Courtney. It is the wish of the family that Wayne's body be located for burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery at Kingsbridge. 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Mr. Betties was a member of Winthrop United Church and adherent to Ontario Street United Church. He was also a member of Murphy LOL 710, Clinton. In addition to his wife, Mr. Betties is sur- vived by a daughter Isobel 1 Mrs. William Meredith). of St. Cleinents and two sons. Gordon and Robert Betties, of Salmon Arm, B.C. He is predeceased by one son, Kenneth Betties. Also survived by one sister, Elisa I Mrs. Peter Young 1, of Goderich and one brother, Allen Betties. of Clinton. He is also predeceased by his parents and by one sister, Rhoda ( Mrs. William Jordan) and one brother, Erlind Betties. A funeral service•.l�was held Wednesday, July 25 at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home. with Rev. James Bechtel presiding. A memorial service wa held by the Murphy 1,01, 710, Clinton, on July 24, at 9 p.m. Inter- ment at Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. JAMES EDWARD CURWEN James Edward Curwen died at the age of 64 in the Huronview home for the elderly on Aug, 1. The former Knox Presbyterian Church member was born in 1920 in! Goderich to James Curwen and Ruth Ann ( Wiggins), both predeceased. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Ruth Keays of Ottawa. A funeral and committal was held at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home on Aug. 4. Reverend G. Lockhart Royal 4 the Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich presided. Cremation with interment of ashes was held in the Maitland Cemetery. Funeral direc- tors were from the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home. INSURANCE SERVICES FLOW( RS FOR TODAY TS FOREVER I(, E SQUARE, GODERI( H PHONE 524-8761 Evenings and Sundays phone 329-7213.