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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-10-08, Page 704 C mmuni . _News Couple get The marriage of Barbara Mae Blake to Damon Webster of Santa Monica, Califor- nia, took place in Hawaii, in ,a quiet ceremony on September 5. Barbara is a daughter of Mrs. Olive Blake of Lucknow and the late Cecil Blake. Joel and Katie Bendig of Goderich spent the weekend with their uncle and aunt Tim and Wanda Hodges while their parents en- joyed a trip to Niagara. Sympathy is extended to Jean Broughton on the death of her cousin Ed Blackwell of Lucknow on Thursday. A legion service was held on Friday evening, with the funeral and interment on Saturday. John and Marina Park and Harvey and Betty Reid of Southampton enjoyed a five day northern trip, they motored through Algonquin Park the Haliburton area and ried in Hawaii DUNGANNON DOINGS •Maria Park, 829-7719 the Muskokas where the trees were a riot of fall colors. They returned through the Barrie, Collingwood area. At the United Church on Sunday morn= ing 13 your people confirmed their faith, from the Dungannon charge were Kevin Black, Wayne Black, Michael Campbell, Joe Curran, Stephanie Durnin, Angela Glenn, Arletta Glenn, Sherry Hodges, Shannon Kerr, Sheri Smyth, from the Nile charge Tracy Black, Lisa Scott and Paula Vanderburgh. Sympathy is extended to Dale Taylor on the loss of her father Angus MacDonald on Monday morning. Dale is known to many in our area as she is employed at the West Wawanosh Insurance Office. Betty Bowers returned to her home on Friday from Goderich hospital, it is hoped she will not have tu' i Quinn again for quite a long time. There were 16 tables of euchre at the seniors centre onWednesday evening. High lady, Grace Finnigan; low lady, Lois Cunningham; high man, Art Stewart, and Climm Menary. Cliff won by. the cut. The low man was Cecil Pollock. -Mystery prize winner was Cliff Menary. Door prizes were won by Gordon Pollock and Isabel Kilpatrick. dormer resident dies in Kingston JAMES GORDON McPHEE A well known Goderich resident, Jim McPhee, died at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on October 5, 1986. He was 58 years old. Born on December 3, 1927 in Colborne Township, he, was the son of Mrs. Edith A longtime Seaway skipper, Captain John (McManus) McPhee of Goderich - and the F.ongtiaMacDonald, of ippR2 North Augusta late Gordon Oliver McPhee. He lived in Colborne Township where he died in Kingston General Hospital on Satur- operated a dairy farm at Lot 9 Concession 8. day morning, September 27, following a On June 30, 1951 he married the former four-month o r mon hlVlac struggle with cancer. ld skipper of the Mary Noreen McKay at St. George's MV Paterson, flagship of the Paterson Ship- TheyAnglican Church inGoderich. pingCompany and the largest shipable to made their home in Colborne athrough the St. Lawrence Seawy locks Township until 1977 when they retired from P farming and moved to Goderich. There Mr. system. McPhee worked as a custodian at Goderich A native of Goderich, where he was born District Collegiate Institute. January 4, 1928 to John and Mary (Gordon) Along with his wife and mother, Mr. MacDonald, he moved to the Prescott area McPhee is survived by two daughters and in 1963 and the North Augusta area in 1978. sons-in-law, Shelley and her husband Gary Captain MacDonald was with the Pater- Haist of Clinton, also Judith and her hus- son line for 41 years, working his way from band David Martin of Goderich, and grand- deckhand to captain of the line's flagship, ®BITUAIRIU`9 daughter Mary Caylan Haist. Also surviving are three sisters, Nora (Mrs. Ross Pennington) of Penticton, B.C., Joan (Mrs. L. A. Biddie) of Toronto and Jean Brown of Lambeth, as well as 11 nieces and nephews. Mr. McPhee was predeceased by his father, Gordon, by one son James Bruce, and by one brother Thomas. Funeral services were held on October 8 at North Street United Church, Goderich where Mr. McPhee was a member. Rev. Robert 0. Ball officiated at the service. Mc- Callum and Pella Funeral Home, Goderich was in charge of the funeral arrangements. ,.Pall bearers were Mr. McPhee's six nephews, Tom and Scott Biddie, Jim and Tom Brown and Kevin and Dan McKay. JESSICA ELIZABETH MCLELLAN Jessica Fihzabeth McLellan, 12 days old, of Goderiohi4died,Friday,•Oct.'3, 1986 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Daughter of Gordon McLellan and Diane Gauley, she was born Sept. 21, 1986. She is surived by one brother Benjamin and one sister Abigail, both of Goderich, grandparents Cliff and Charity McDonald and Harold and Agnew Gauley, all of Goderich, great ,grandmother Mary Laver- ty, of Goderich and aunts and uncles, Gor- don McDonald, George and Joanne McDonald, Peter and Dianne McDonald, Paula McLellan, Lori Currie, Kathie and Jim Denomy, Bill and Val Gauley and Mark and Sandra Law. Funeral services were held on Monday, Oct. 6 at McCallum and Palla Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Scott of the Free Methodist Church officiating. Interment Maitland Cemetery. launched from the Collingwood Shipyards on April 18, 1985. A devoted family man, his hobbies includ- ed woodworking and running his hobby farm near North Augusta. He is survived by his wife, Jean Emma (Dixon) MacDonald, whom ^ he married December 16, 1965; six daughters, Piggy Devine of St. Louis, Missouri; . Kathy MacDonald -Snyder of Brockville; Susan MacDonald of Chatham; Missy Borrett of Langley, B.C.; Shirley Colligan of Cobourg and Heather MacDonald of Brockville; two sons Jack of Prescott and Billy of Ottawa and by three stepchildren, Hubert Hutt of Burlington, David Hutt of Shannonville and Bonnie Madden of Belleville. Captain MacDonald is also survived by 21 grandchildren and three great- grandchildren and by brothers 'Frank of Clinton, and Bill.of Lontlgi},'9rlt: a11d;tigt4r Marian Millar of Goderich.. He was predeceased by his brother Archie MacDonald of Stratford in 1981. Funeral service was conducted on Tues- day, September 30 by Rev. Karen Paddison of North Augusta United Church. Interment PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING geedeit Rated for July. Complete Clipping and Bath, Nall Trimming, etc. Reasonable rates. for appointment calf 482-5694 at Sandy, Hill Cemetery, North Augusta. Augusta. Donations to the Canadiar Cancer Society or the North Augusta United Church in memory of Capt. MacDonald are gratefully acknowledged as expressions of sympathy. Pallbearers were Rick Millar, Bill Hutt, William Hutt, Raymond Dixon, Rich Ash and Arnold Dixon. Flowerbearers were Shelley Hutt, Tim Dixon, Jamie Dixon, Kim Dixon, Kelly Hutt and Chris Hutt. Penn wins contest On Saturday, Oct. 4, the Area 10 Toastmaster Impromptu and Humorous Speech Contests were held at The Bedford Hotel. Members, contestants and guests from the London, St. Thomas and Goderich Toastmaster clubs met for an evening of fun and competition. The contest toastmaster, Brian Marsh, in- troduced the Impromptu . Speech com- petitors, who were required to speak on the word "Jest" without anY prior preparation. Winner of this contest was Don Devine from St. Thomas, with runners-up Harold Usher, London and Bill Metcalfe, Goderich. The Humorous Speech was the main con- test of the evening, with five competitors. After listening to these excellent speeches,the judges declared John Penn of the Goderich "Circle City Toastmasters Club" as the winner. Runners-up were Emi- ly Neilson and Betty Birrell, both experienc- ed speakers from London clubs. Penn now advances; to the Waterloo con- test, where the Godarich club members hope he will capture tle divisional title. Wedd -pg GODERIblI SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1986—PAGE 7 Mr.• ,and -Mrsw Murray .McGill ,of Goderieh announce the marriage' of their daughter Captain Mary Ellen' McGill of Frankford, Ontario to Major Donald Graham Timperon of Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Timperon of Campbellford, Ontario on Sept. 20, 1986 at C.F.B. 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