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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-10-30, Page 7• I • • • 9;biNO.00t • MRS. EDITH Er INDLEY 41 The flowerbearers for the late Mrs. Edith Brindley whose funeral took place at Stiles Funeral Home last Wednesday, October 22, 1969, were Reggie Anders.on, Harold Good, Reg Brindley, Carmen Pollock, oDouglas McNeil and Steven Suplat. MRS. MARY.WARNER . Mrs. Mary Warner, • 114 Nelson ',Street East, Goderich, ied October 22 in Alexandra arine and ' General Hospital llowing an illness of one week. he was 60. Mrs. Warner was the daughter Sterling McPhail and the rmer Hannah Ivison, and was rn June 28, 1909, in derich. She was married in derich in July, 1929, to Percy es Warner who predeceased in 1955. he was a member of Knox byterian Church. - urvivors include two hters, Mrs. Harold (Jean) n, Goderich and Mrs. in (Mary Katherine) Boyce, rth; two sons, George and , both of Goderich; and grandchildren. e fur eral service was ay, outober 25, at Stiles 1 Home with Rev. G. L. officiating. Interment was land Cemetery. eakers were Charles Ross Harrison, Wilmer on, Charles Moore, Aitken and Lloyd 4(4, Flowerbearers were y, Pete Harrison, Harry d Ewart (Curly) Young. d of fo bo Go • Jam her • Pres S daug Wilso Mery Seafo Harry *seven Th Saturd Funer Royal in Mait Pallb •Anstay, Harris Howard Sowerby Les Rile Dodd an • . Mac Cnarlton, Ken 11/1urlichOlder and Laverne Eedy.- 1.40dge Funeral Home was in charge' of arrangemeRts. ALBERT ANDERSON MUGFORD Albert Anderson Mugford, Dungannon, died Wednesday, October 22, at Victoria Hospital, London, -following a three-month illness. He was 67. * The son of Albert Thomas Mugford and the former Jessie Alice Burns, he was born January 17, 1902, in Colborne Township. He was a trucker and the former owner of Mugford Disposal Services in London. He was married to Agnes -Morris whosurvives. The deceased resided in Detroit -for 23 years, in London for 23 years and moved to Dungannon in May 19'667— 1.0014114USIf. • M. and Mrs. Frank MacLennan spent the weekend in Detroit with relatives. Mk.. and MM. Henry MacKenzie *and family were JOSIE C. SAUNDERS PUC asks Josie Geraldine Saunders, • Goderich, died at • Goderich consideration urs ng ome n y, October 29. She was 77. 'Miss Saunders was born in Goderich on December 10, 1891, a daughter of Alexander Saunders and the . former Geraldine Cressman. She was a member of North Street United Church and a life member of the Maple Leaf Chapter IODE. She was predeceased by her parents and by two brothers, Charles K. Saunders and Walter L. Saunders. Surviving are one brother, Frank Saunders, Goderich; two sisters, Mrs. George (Alix) Downey, Toronto and Mrs. C. F. (Agnes) Chapman, Goderich; several nieces and nephews in the area. Funeral, arrangethents were not complete at the time of going to press Wednesday. • ALFRED E. SUMMERS Alfred E. Summers, Elmvale, died suddenly at his place of employment on Thursday, October 16. He is survived by his wife, the former Lillian s Mohring of Goderich and one brother, Albert Summers, Port Albert. The funeral service was held on October 18 at Lynn Funeral Home, Elmvale, the Rev. Mr. • Adams officiating. Interment was in Elmvale Cemetery. A memorial service- was held, October 17 by the Orange Lodge of Elmvale to which Mr. PIC Pic has asked councilto consider , recomMendations of the commission before buying street lights in the future. In a letter to council, PUC Manager Dave Rolston said the steadily increasing crime rate in Canada Would make it necessary to double the output of street lights. He said lighting fixtures for streets should only be bought if theycan use double the size bulb if required and a larger size ballast. The current street lighting up-datirig program has just been completed. Town Band to perform gireStr Of Mr, and Mrs. Carmen Hayden on Sunday at Port Albert. Recent visitors With Mr: Thomas Farrell were Mr. and Mrs. Murray McGiWand family of Goderich, M. Duncan Farrish is a patient in hospital in Goderich • Mrs. Ronald Brooks was hostess on Tuesday evening to a Tupperware party. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGregor of London spent the weekend in their country home at Lochalsh. Several from the area are attending Night School in, Ripley, among them are Mrs. Harold Elphick and Mrs.. Ronald Brooks who are taking thp upholstery class. Mr. Ron Finlayson of Sarnia spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson. Mrs. Duncan Thorburn hasn't been as well as her many friends would to• The Goderich Town Band, under the direction of its conductor Charles Kalbfleisch, will be featured on CKNX' channel 8 TV on the Sunday "Singtime" program. • The program is aired Sunday afternoon from 5:30-6:00 p.m. The band will be presenting selections as follows: The Battle Hymn of the Republic; Were You There?; The Holy City; Come Unto Me; You'll Never Walk Alone and the Messiah Overture. Thirty-eight members of the local band, sponsored by the Goderich Kinsmen Club, will be taking part in the afternoon Summers belonged. program. Kingsbridge Girl Guides hold successful hike The Kingsbridge 'Girl Guides had a successful turn out for their hike on Saturday October 18 with 39 girls present. They met at Sheppardon Store at 1:45 p.m. and at 20 p.m: headed down towards the beach. • They went along the beach to Logan Creek, with each patrol carrying out their nature project along the way. They were to • gather • weeds, tree "17i14167A;:';fee, bircis-and-itlentif each. Patrol leaders tried and were' tested on outdoor campfire. The girls also were tested on stalking. They then built campfires and enjoyed hotdogs, marshmallows and freshie. After campfire „ they headed back for Sheppardon store through ploughed fields, corn fields and over many fences. It was a very enjoyable hike; • Lt. Sinnett and Lt. MacLennan gave results of Kim's Game Thursday evening at regular Girl Guide meeting. Lt. Ceasar was in charge of the songs and Lt. MacLennan took care of games. •- Capt. Tigert in the past few Weeks has been trying to stress the importance •,.of the girls wearing their full uniform to a a He was a member of, Calvary Baptist Church where he ,was chairman of the Board of Deacons. He was also a member of Keystone Court IOF in London. Sunrivors include his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Betty) Knight, RR 4, Goderich; 10 one son, Harold, Mt. Clemens, Michigan; two sisters, Mrs. Russel (Jeanette) Potter, • Algonac, Michigan and Mrs. Roy (Lucy) Johnson, Anchonville, Michigan; one brother, William of Goderich; and eight qgrandchildren. 7 Funeral service 25 at Calvary B with Rev. Ken officiating. Interm Colborne Cemetery • Pallbearers were • Gordon • 11,Westlake, Murray Riordon, John was October aptist Church neth Knight ent was in Bonus it -Interest • Novernberito • November141. -• Money you hio account at Victo any time during to November 14 63/4% interest fro ve to a: special Savings - ria and Grey Trust the period November 1 will receive yull m November 1. eeks bonus gives bstantial plus if This up -to -two -w your savings a su you act now. Start saving today at Victoria and grey. The senior devoted en the people Trust CompanY tirely to serving of Ontario. VICTORM. and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 W. R. Curry, Manager • 5244381 • Elgin and Kingston Streets,,Goderich • {It.4.4 • • 0 4.4 •:42... •••• • • • 4 meetings it they have one., Also their appearance in uniform. Capt. Tigert also asked the girls to have their membership fees in by, next Thursday evening. She will be.in the Guide meeting room Thursday evening at 7:00 for that purpose. She also explained about going to Ontario Hospital Dec. 11th • for good turn for Christmas. call -arid inspee-tion-Na • held by Lt: Ceasar and Lt. MacLennan. The girls wereinvited to a Halloween • Masquerade Party by Kingsbridge Boy Scouts in the school Thursday evening with games and a box social. Swallows held campfire with patrol leader Judy • Moran and second Mary Van Rooi in charge of a short skit and groi) songs. The girls went to patrol corners and worked on projects for Christmas bazaar. Lissette Van Deipen was awarded her gardeners badge. Meeting closed with taps. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Evans of. Ridgetown and Mr. John McCharles of Petrolia were weekend guestof Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles. Some 'damage to trees and shrubs was caused by the recent heavy snow fall, and several cars were in ditches along the roadside, due to bad roads. Kingsbridge MRS. A. VAN OSCH 11. • , BY.T. D. The Goderich Collegiate Vikings Senior football team took over undisputed possession f first place in the Huron -Perth conference by virtue of a 28-6 victory over the Wingham -Mustangs here last Wednesday. Goinginto the game, both teams had identical 4-0 won - loss records. The game was regarded by many as a showdown between the two best ' teams in the league, but the Vikings left little doubt of their superiority, at least on that day. In the first quarter, the Vikings moved the ball early to the Wingham 8 yard line after Jon Ginn pulled down a pass from Quarterback • Tom Crawford for a 40 yard gain. However, the_ Vikings lost the ball on downs after a holding penalty to Randy Schmidt. The first Viking touchdown came in the second quarter when Crawford hit Bruce Fisher for a .k• CiODERICH SiON.ar-STA Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clem Steffler on the arrival of a daughter on October 20 at .the Goderich hospital. • Mrs. Dennis Daltoespent a few days in Sarnia last week with her son Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton and family. A son was born to Mr.and Mrs. Dalton on Tuesday, October 21. Also, born to Mr. and Mrs. Delmer . Maize (Maureen Vassella) of Toronto, a, son on October 24. Mrs,. Fred Vassella is assisting at_ her daughter's home. • • The ladies' first volleyball game of the season was played last Tuesday evening in the school gym. Any • ladies interested inillaying are. reminded that the games are' held every two weeks., BernadineMrs. Kenny was hostess to a farewell dinner in honour of Rev. Fr. H. Galea last Tuesday evening. Patrick, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frayne Was admitted to the Goderich hospital last Mr. and Mrs. Doug Frayne (Jean Havens) were married last Saturday, October 25 at Our Lady of Assumptipn 'Church, Brantford. After a short trip to Northern Ontario the couple will reside in Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Don Frayne and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frayne attended their brother's wedding. Doug is the son of Mr. and Mrs.. Gilbert Frayne 'of Kingsbridge. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack McConville and sons of ScarborOugh ,were . weekend visitors with _Clifton Austin. • .„ • •- Mrs. 15 'yard, wore! CraWford and Fisher combined again for a two point conversion. Later in the quarter, a pass interference call against Wingham gave the Vikings a first down on the Wingham 10 yard line. A -fumble by 'Ron Brown ended that scoring threat. The Vikings upped the count to 14-0 in the third quarter when Crawford and Wayne Draper combined for a 26 yard pass and run play. Brown added the extra, -point. • ' Gary Lounsbury, scored -the Vikings only T.D. that came on the ground with a 10 yard off tackle run in the final quarter. Brown converted to run the score to 22-0. A 21 yard pass from Crawford to Ginn resulted in the final .Goderich score. In the- last minute of play Neil Biemann of the Mustangs intercepted a pass thrown, by substitute quarterback Brian Mackenzie at the Goderich 35 THIllft$D4YrOC1?O yard line. He went all the *ay for Wingham's only points. Another Viking touchdown by Bruce Fisher in the third quarter was called back 'because of a rough play call against Pat O'Brien The Viking defence was again outstanding with Jim Redmond and John Stright in on many of - the tackles. . The defence allowed Wingham only two first downs. As yet this season no touchdown has been scored against the Vikings defence. (Wingham T.D was scored against the Vikings offensive unit). The Vikings are the only team in the league using , . _.G ,„ GODERICH FROSTED FOODS 65 HAMILTON STREET 411=010 ' FRESH BONELESS (WITH DRESSING) - . PICNICS • Ib. 63 Campfire BACON BY THE PIECE ' BOLOGNA ;b. 794 ib. 394 LIQUID TWIN PACK - 24 oz. . , • MIR - Detergent 77 E. D. SMITH - 19 oz. Apple Pie Filler -. BROWN BEAR — 2 Ib. Plastic .Cream ',Honey ROOT BEER OR GRAPE N... 16 oz. FAYGO Bottles 394 . 694 al(Fla)40194 V R El30,,,14)00 7 a full twO Platoon%ayateM ogeie arid defence, Coach Horner cites the only weakness of .hlateim as being an offensive line 'that ioes only In spurts. -""ft they can be consistent it will take a realgood„ team to stop us.”,, said ,florner. In an exhibitiOn game here.oh Mohday, tbe Vildngs, . blanked Parkhill 35-0. The playoffs will start here probably against liStowei or Stratford Central on Thursday Nov. 6. 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