HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-15, Page 21Saturday, April 10 at A
Funeral Home with the.
Alvin Beukema officiating.
Interment was it Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
grandsons, Gary Swart,
Laurence Vanden Heuvel,.
John ..S wart ' and, Gilbert
Vanden Heuvel. ' ,
sister, . -Mrs. Mark (Ellen)
Stiles rmstrong eIgrave and--
two brothers; Joseph'
Thompson, . 'Goderich and
Gormley .Thompson,
:Brampton.* He` was
predeceased by two sisters
and two brothers.
The Rev. R.C. McCallum
officiated • at the funeral
service -in 'Stiles Funeral
Home Thursday, Aif78.,
Interment ' was in '
Duiig.annon i✓'e'inetery,'
Pallbearers were Legion
members • John Miller,
Donald Sprung, William -
Richt, T Thompson, Carmen
Sehultvand Len Rooney.'
The,Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 420 Blyth field a •.
service a, the funeral home's
Wednesday, . r
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Bob McCALLUM
Representative
11 "Cambria Rd., Goderich
MRS, MABEL • " '
EVELYN PO'l ELL
, Mrs. Mabel Evelyn Powell,
111 Pieton St. E., died April 10
in Victoria Hospital, London.
'She was 58..'
She was born August 25,
' 1917 in West Wawanosh"
Township to Edward Charles
and 'Catherine Christina
(Wilson) Johnston. She came
to Goderich when She was
five •years old. She was a
cashier at the A & P store in
Goderich for inanyyears. She' ..
was a .member of" Victoria
Street United Church.
She is survivedby her
}}usband,' Albert. Powell
whom •she,married•in Clinton
July 6, 19.40; two grand-
children, Trevour and . 'raci.
Frechette; two, sisters, Wra.
John (Alice) Moss, Goderich
and Mrs. 'Norman (Leila)
• Allin, Colborne Township;
'SAYS -
A
wilFshare:
A Food Symposium held
recently i n London asked
many -of the right questions;
about world- food- supplies- but '
it didn't ask' the most •itn
portant.. question of . all ae- •
cording �o Gordon- Hill,
president of the Ontario
,Federation of Agriculture; -
"How much. are we willing
to give up "in order to relieve
the world food shortage?
that's the big question that
wasn't asked -or answered at
the conference.". said Mr.
Hill. • '
The 'one day event, spon:'.
sored by the London Chamber
of. Commerce. under •`1he
'chairmanship •of-Byroli.'.
Beeler, drew together a'huge
crowd of farmers, agri-
businessmen; .academics,
government ent officials and
consumers.
Mr: Beeler said he felt the
conference was a success, not
only in .terms of numbers
attending but in getting the
message across that people
here in,Canada need another
look at the yvorld...situation
from a "satisfied position".
"It's time for a, different
type, of thinking." tom -
merited Mr. Beller, "We must
move to a. stage where we
think in bigger terms.
'•'Mr:.Beeler said he felt that
collective discussion between
all levels of government and
all segments of society were
necessary.
`!The burden must be
shared by all of society." said
Mr. Beeler. "We can't expect
the farmer to be kept as the
breadwinner for the world."
"How °much are we willing
to give tip?" as asked by •
Gordon 'Hill, is a' question that
must.be faded by all_people of
all nations according to Mr.
7i7 77.
MR. AND MRS. BRUCE CRAWFORD'
South
•'George A. Trow-• died March
16 in Victoria, B.C. He was
•sur.vived by his . wife, Joan•.
Margaret Trow;' who is now in..
andri:ngharrf Private
ospital., Victoria, B C.
He is''a cousin of the late-
William F. Dunning.
MRS. PHYLLIS DALTON
Mrs.. Phyllis Dalton,
Maitland Manor Nursing
Home, Goderich, died .sud-
denly at
ud-denly,at her residence April 3.
She was70.
She was born in England
June 22, 1905. There are>,no
knownsurTri.vors.,
Funeralservice was
Wednesday, April 7 _at Stiles
Funeral Home °with Canon
• ing.
erni honeymoon; CG.G. 'Russell Cemetery. Was inoff4cia.tMaitland
•
MRS. MAAIKE -
Knox Presbyterian Church was the scene of a pretty
wedding March.20 when the Rev. G.L. Royal heard the
wedding vows -of Lynn Anne Fuller and Bruce. George'
Crawford, both of Goderich. The double -ring .ceremony •
was conducted at 4p.m. with traditional wedding music
supplied by the church organist, William Cahneron.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Fuller, 122 Trafalgar .St. The groom,'s parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Crawford, 2f2 Palmerston Street.,
The bride chose a pure white polyester jersey gown,.
mandarin'neckline, with bodice gathered. The gown had
a long floating skirt with chapel train attached. On each
side of the neckline and on the empire waist was a row of
imported -Belgium gupshire lace. Her head piece; was a
Juliette caplet with a silk .illusion veil trimmed with
matching gupshire lace. She carried a crescent bouquet
of orange delight sweetheart roses with white daisies,and.
a'touch-of blue baby's breath. .
Bridesmaids were Maura Clarke and the bride's sister,
Brenda Fuller; dressed in beautiful blue and beige print,
polyester jersey two piece gowns with cowled necklines
and tied, at the. waists • of the long floating skirts. They
carried nosegays of white,yellow and bronze .daisies,
with'a haze of ice blue baby's breath. `
The groom was attended by his best man Jim Daer and •
• ushers Don Crawford and Steven Fuller dressed in dar
' 'suspect we as 'in- . •
dividuals- aren't -.prepared.-to .'.
give up too much' really."
said Mr. Hill. "We all want to
talk -`about the probterri olid
say 'wise things but are we
really, prepared to 'give 'up
some- of the luxuries in our
lifestyle'. We feel ,sorry for
thosewithout food but what ,
are, we Willing to go without.":
• VANDENHEUVEL
Mrs. Maaike Vanden
Heuvel, RR 2 Goderich; died
in London,. April 8 following a
brief illness. She was 79.
She was born September 11,
I896 in Heerjansdam, Holland
to Gysbertus and Gertrude•
(Kaim) Van Nes and came to
Goderich .;Township in 1956..
She was: : a member of :. the
Christian Reformed Church;
Clinton.
Surviving are her husband,.
Laurence Vanden Heuvel
whom she married May 27, ..
1925; . one . son; Kornelius .
(Kase) Vanden : Heivel,
Goderich Township; one
daughter, Mrs:: Jacob
(Gertrude) Swart, Sarnia; 11
grandchildren and one great
grandchild. She has three•
sisters living in Holland as
well._..
NESE j�WfWfll
You. )hough 1 want' through 169 arotoy
of the ehodaw of doarl: oho four no
twit. fur Thou 'lyre with me.
and two brothers, Ed and Jilrn
Johnston, both of Goderich.
She was predeceased' by.
her thr-ee chlldreri; Donald
Albert, Catherine 'Corinne
and Mrs. Gilles (Sylvia)
Erechette• , •
, Funeral ` service was
Tuesday April, 13 'at Stiles
Funeral Home With the Rev.
R.C: NIceallunl officiating.• '
Interment, was in Maitland
-Cemetery. Pallbearers. were
Frank Young, Mickey
Gliders, Ralph Kingswell,
Bruce Bagshaw, Roy
Mugford and Bob,
MacDonald': Flewers were;
borne by Dave Powell, Fred
.Moss, Bruce idlin,,Joe Craig,
Randy Schmidt,' Alan
Milburn, Bill Linklater- and
Joe Loahnan.
•
W H'. THOMPSON
William. Hugh Thompson,
10 Britannia Rd. .W., Apt ' 1,
Goderich, died suddenly April
5 in .University j1ospital,
London. He. was 74.
He was born October 2, 1,901
in West Wawanosh.Townshi-p.
to William, and Matilda
(Clark) Thompson. ` 'He
retired from farming in 1967
and' worked as a civil' servant
at the RCAF base in Clinton
• for• 1,5 years. He enlisted
"during the Second World War
and served about four -years.
in Canada and England. He
,was a .member of the Royal__
Canadian •Legion Branch 420,
B1yth..He was an adherent of
•Knox:Presbyterian Church.
He was married December
30, 1939 in. London to 'the` -
former Ada Parker Bellas
who predeceased here
husband May 10,1969.
Surviving • are one . son,
William Thompson Clinton;
two . grandchildren-;, one
' Funer:al __ser�r_:ice 1nras
The bride's .mother received theguests dressed in a
two-piece polyester jacket dress in• a 'deep watermelon
color:
The groom's mother attended wearing a lovely two-
piece. floral dress of black, white and a salmon color.
The bride was feted at three showers held at the homes -
of Mrs, Margaret Sholendorf, Mrs: Mary Fuller and Mr -s.
Steven Clarke:
The --couple are residing in Colborne Township after
-retu'rn'ing home from' an l,Ll-day.-hoi eyirioon-tri.=p to the
Barbadoes and Antigua , West Indies.
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