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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-09-03, Page 6PAGE 6 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1986 TTEN ION RINGETTE PLAYERS Registration for the 86/87 season will be September 6th and 13th' from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the arena. Please bring 2 copies of birth certificate and OHIP number. For those players needing equipment, a skate exchange will be held September 2nd and 3rd from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at The Goderich Recreatidn Office ILavvririan Feratal OcuipmCf� •Y 209 Ba field rd 0ocericn 524®2659 The New 1986=87 Price List Has Arrived Family ev+►s N rth Street United congregation welcomes new associate minister The congregation of North Street United Church welcomes to Goderich Mark and Edith Richardson from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Mark has been appointed'by Huron -Perth Presbytery as an Associate Minister to the congregation. While sharing in the total ministry of the church, including pastoral care and the conduct of worship, his primary duties will relate to Chrstian education at all age levels, from children through to adults, as well as the supervision of mid -week and youth groups. While Edith is a native of Ontario, and graduate of Queen's University in Kingston, Mark was born in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, where he received his undergraduate degrees at Acadia University (B• ort, Dalhousie Law School (LL.B.) and al post- graduate degree in the Atlantic School of Theology in the Master of Divinity program. This appointment is the first fu 1 -time team ministry for North Street Church in its 154 year history, and both Mr. Ball and Mr. Richardson look forward to a strong and fruitful association. Bayfield Blyth Clinton Goderich Bayfield Lumber Manning Building Supply Ltd. Langford Lumber & Building Supplies Moffatt & Powell For That Special Guy! X49500 -10 pt. diamond $3310/week till Christmas ANSTETT JEWELLERS AZS MEMBER AMERICAN 8Albert SI CLINTON 284 Main SI EXETER 26 Main st . S SEAFORTH 135 Queen St East ST. MARYS 203 Durham Sl E WALKERTON 2 The Square GODERICH GEM SOCIETY • A service of Introduction will be con- ducted by the Huron -Perth Presbytery in Mark and Edith Richardson will be joining Rev. Robert Ball at North Street United Church North Street United Church, Sunday, Sept. to make up the first full-time team ministry in the church's 154 year history. (photo by 14, at 7:30 p.m. Bluewater Photography). Goderich area farmer dies at age 75 PATRICK JOSEPH MCDAID Patrick Joseph McDaid, 75, of! RR2 Goderich, died on Tuesday, Aug. 26, 086 at the Alexandra Marine and G neral Hospital. Son of the late Patrick Joseph McD id, of Ireland and the late former Mary cFad- den, of Ireland, he was born Mar. 24, 911 in Letterkenny, Donegal, Ireland. A etired farmer, he was also a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church. He was predeceased by his wife the former Kathleen Jamieson and one sister Grace Kavanagh. Surviving are four daughters Mary' Mrs. Bob DeMarco, of Sarnia, Grace, MrS. Bill McKelvie, of Brantford, Bridget, Mrs John Mathers, of RR2 Goderich and Nora Mrs. Joseph Millar,' of Brantford, two sons Joseph, of London and John, of Lon on, 13 grandchildren four brothers John a RR2 1111111111111.11.11 OBITUARIES ny and his wife Nance, of Swift Current, Sask., Eric, of Palmerston and Dean and his wife Janet of Edmonton, one sister Marjorie Hallman, of Waterloo, four grandsons Grant, David, Warren and Kyle and three granddaughters Kim, Shawna and Sarah. Funeral services were held Monday, Sept. 1 at the McCallum and Palle Funeral Home with the eulogy delivered by his eldest son Bryce. Cremation. MARTHA JEAN CURRAN Martha Jean Curran, 19, of RR1 Dungan- non, died Sunday, Aug. 24, 1986 at Victoria Hospital, London!' Daughter of Stewart Allan Curran and the Goderich, Charlie, of London, England, former Avis Kathleen Kindervater, she was Brian, of Donegal, Ireland and Brendan, of born July 5, 1967 in London. A student of garet both Brookside Public School and Goderich Kerry, Ireland and eight sisters Ma McDaid, Bridie Proven, Maude Pop umba McDaid, Mary Gallagher, McDaid and Edna McDaid, all of L England, arid NedclieAcDaid, of Do Ir land , Col- District Collegiate Institute, she was an Nora honors graduate from Grade 13 this year. radon, She was also a member of Dungannon negal, , United Church, where she taught Sunday School a member of the Dungannon II 4-13 e . , Funeral mass :• was held at St. Peter's Club and an employee of the Goderic Church on Friday, Aug. 29 with Fath r Leo Signal -Star. Ramer officiating. Prayers were held at the She is survived by her parents and two McCallum and Palla Funeral Ho e on sisters Heather and Alison, both at home. Thursday evening. Interment St. eter's She is predeceased by her grandparents Cemetery. Calvin and Nellie Kindervater and Johnand Pallbearers included two sons Jose h and Eileen Curran and uncles Arthur Kinder- , John McDaid, George Rogers, Ne and vater and Dan Mero. Peter McMenamin and James Galla her. A private family service was held on Tuesday, Aug. 26 at the McCallum and Palla BILLIE HENRY MANSKE Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Roberts of Billie Henry Manske, 62, of Goderi , died : Dungannon United Church officiating. In - Friday, Aug. 29, 1986 at the Ale ndra terment Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Flower Bearers were Dale Robertson, Michael Curran and Kevin Willis. Pallbearers included Brian Johnston,. Jimmy Bissett, Murray Curran, Johnny Curran, Graham. Ross and Jeff Mohring. EUNICE MAY LAMB Eunice May. Lamb,' 84, of the Huronview Home for the Aged in Clinton, died Tuesday, Aug. 26, l986 at her residence. Daughter of the ' late Gordon Lincoln Lamb, of Treadwell, Ont. and the late former Elizabeth May Jackson, of Newmarket, she was born Sept. 23, 1901 in Treadwell. A retired language specialist at the University of Toronto, she was also a member of Victoria Street United Church. Surviving are one brother, A. Toynbee Lamb, of Goderich and six nieces and nephews including Elaine Collins, of Marlette, Michigan, Leone Robertson, of RR3 Auburn, Arnold Lamb and Donald Lamb, of Colborne Township, Doreen Garner, of London and Allan Lamb, of Malton. She was predeceased by two brothers and one sister, one nephew Rruce•Lamb and two sisters-in-law Annie M. Lamb and Jennie Lamb. A private family service was held at the McCallum and Palla Funeral Home • on Thursday, Aug. 28 with Rev. Robert' O. Ball, of North Street United Church officiating. Interment Colborne Cemetery. Flower Bearers were Elaine 'Collins, Leone Robertson and Doreen Garner. Pallbearers included Arnold Lamb, Donald Lamb, Bill Robertson and Rean Collins. Marine and General Hospital. ' Son of the late William Carl Manse and Seniors want eleva the late former Gertrude Plate, he w s born Oct. 5, 1923 in Kitchener. He join d the The MacKay Centre for Seniors asked RCAF in ch. and rvednhis ver.pilot'stagth Goderich council to look into the costs for in Goderich. He served overseas dun the the installation of an elevator in their Second World War and continued his areer building. organization said hast ac - hison various. bases in Canada and Euro a until cumulated.The over anizat$30,00in the it five his retirement in 1969. ears which it will put towards such a He worked for many years at Hur nview y in Clinton. He and his wife Hollis ( ttner) project.e on the board always had in mind for resided in Goderich over the pas three years. the benefit of handicapped people, the in - He was a member of the Rstallation of an elevator which wasoyal Ca adian originally planned until it was found to be Legion Branch 140, Clinton. out of reach financially. As the town owns s wi a men hi f Hollis Calgary,his tor. at centre look into costs for such as many of our members are finding it harder to handle the stairs," said the letter to council. An Exeter man complained to Goderich council about poor parking facilities at the Goderich Raceway after he received a parking ticket for $3. - "If you want visitors to come to the track, why does the town not have proper parking facilities. This event brings business to Goderich each week in the summer," said Wilmer, Preszcator in a ldDan- the building, could the works depart t Bryce and his wife Sandy, of Dan- letter. 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