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OBITUARIES
PETER JA!4E`S DOHERTY
Peter James Doherty, 21, of RR3
Goderich, died Wednesday, May 22, 1985 at
the Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital.
The son of Frank Doherty and the former
Isabelle Nivins, both of RR3 Goderich, he
was born Apr. 19, 1964 in Goderich.
A student at Goderich District Collegiate
Institute, he was also a member of St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church and an
honorary member of Goderich Fire Depart-
ment.
Surviving are his parents, four brothers
Kenneth, of Timmins, Paul, of Port Albert
and Shawn and Steven, at home, four sisters
Kathy, Mrs. Bev Bromley, of Blyth, Laurie,
of London, Sharon, of Goderich, and Mary
Lynn, at home, one niece Sarah Doherty and
three nephews Chris and Scott Bromley and
Evan Doherty.
Funeral mass was held at St. Joseph's
Church, Kingsbridge on Saturday, May 25
with Rev. Frank Dentinger, Celebrant. In-
terment St. Joseph's Cemetery,
Kingsbridge.
Pallbearers were Peter's brothers Ken,
Paul, Shawn and Steven Doherty, John
VanRooy and Kevin Smith. Honorary
pallbearers included members of Goderich
Fire Department: Chief Bill Beacom, Jack
Meriam, Jon Ginn, Mike O'Brien, Bill
Fritzley and Glen MacCuspey.
Prayer service was conducted. by Rev.
Joseph Hardy at the McCallum Funeral
Home Friday evening.
JAMES WALKER GIBSON
.Tames Walker Gibson, 77, of Barrie, died
Tuesday, May 21, 1985 at Royal Victoria
Hospital, Barrie.
The son of the late Joseph Gibson, of
Liverpool, England and the former Louisa
Dabus, of Hensall, he was born Feb 2, 1908
in Hensall. Employed by Ontario Hydro, he
was also a member of the Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 109, Goderich and a member
of the I.O.O.F. Lodge 62, Goderich.
Surviving are his wife the former Frenda
Beadle, three step children Gayle Gibson, of
West Hill, Graham Gibson, of Agincourt and
Donald Gibson, of Petrolia, 10
grandchildren, six great grandchildren, one
sister Viola May Rutledge and two brothers
" Harold and Marlen.
Funeral services were held May 24 at
Stiles Funeral Home with Rev. John D.M.
Wood, of Victoria Street United Church
officiating. Interment Maitland Cemetery.
Pallbearers included three stepsons
Gayle, Graham ::and Donald Gibson,
grandson Wayne Gibson, Harry
Montgomery and Chris Kiar.
The Royal Canadian Legion and Ladies
Auxilliary to Branch 109 held a memorial
service at the funeral home Thursday
evening at 7 p:m.
GEORGE AUGUST MUCK
George August Muck, 77, of Goderich died
Friday, May 24, 1985 at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital.
The son of the late Emil Muck and the
former Matilda Rieman, he was born Mar.
31, 1908 in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. He
married the former Erna Evert in Yorkton
on Apr. 23, 1930.
A service station owner, he was also a
member of the Bethel Pentecostal
Assembly, Goderich.
Surviving are his wife, two daughters
Ardith, Mrs. Edmund Brissette, of Goderich
and Bernice, Mrs. Robert Miller, of
Kirkland Lake, three sons Lyle, of Kirkland
Lake, Marvin, of Kitchener and Wayne, of
Goderich, 15 grandchildren Gaye Lynn,
Bobby and Tracey, Douglas and Lori,
Brenda, Jody and David, Grant, Ronald,
Donald, Joanne and Treena and Rick and
Carey, three great grandchildren Trevor,
Brent and Angela and two sisters Rita
Grunert, of Yorkton and Lula, Mrs. Fred
Krugel, of Vancouver, B.C.
Funeral services were held Monday, May
27 at the Bethel Pentecostal Assembly with
Rev. Gerald McMillan and Rev. Austin
Gedke, of Bethel Pentecostal Assembly
officiating. Tht soloist was Dan Greene, the
pian st was- Mrs. K. McMillan, the organist
was Mrs H Hoy and the song leader was
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Goderich Township
celebration is a team effort
Special events unquestionably require chose chairpersons for all subcommittees
special people to organize them. The 1-5-0 and let that person pick as many people as
celebration in Goderich Township definitely necessary for assistance. The Executive
required a team of committed and en- have great confidence in the chairpersons
thusiastic individuals. In November of 1982 and let them operate freely. Many of the
the Township Council called a ,. public ideas for the events were selected from the
meeting to gauge the interest in recognizing numerous committees and people who had
the anniversary of 150 years of incorpora- contacted them.
tion. At that meeting Gerry Ginn was asked In their capacity as 1-5-0 coordinators,
to chair the 1-5-0 Executive Committee. they had recommended that the Township
After much thought he agreed to accept the have official colours. Today green and white
challenge and was allowed to choose the are now those colours. They also recom-
committee members. Pat Rivett became mended that someone be at the Township
the secretary, Bev Orr served as treasurer, • Office in the Community Centre so the
and the three directors were: Reeve Grant . public .could get information about 1-5-0
Stirling representing council, • Garnet events or township matters. It is now open
Wright representing the . recreation board on Wednesday from 1:00 - 5:00 and on Satur-
and Alison Lobb representing, the history day from 10:00 - 1:00. They hope this will be
book subcommittee. used by the public.
Reeve Stirling said the chief reason for Chairman Ginnstated he ierplisi4ob was
polling the interest of the residents was to harness the Township talent to form a
council's desire to have a Township history team. He increasingly is amazed at the
book written. It was intended that informa- breadth and depth of Township talent he en -
tion then could be gathered by a subcommit- counters and how willing most are to asssist
tee if people were enthused. He felt the 1-5-0 whenever asked. He clearly anticipates a
Executive Committee's responsibility was profit from the 1-5-0 events and the money is
to coordinate the sesquicentennial ac- to be used to establish adequate washroom
tivities. facilities at the Township Ball Park.
This six -member group has been meeting Reeve Stirling concluded that interest in
once a month since 1982 and for the last few the activities was greater than expected and
months they have been getting together that cooperation has been good. He looks op -
every two weeks. They have assisted in hav- timistically forward to the July 1-5-0 week
ing an event every month so far this year. that the Executive Committee has coor-
Chairman Ginn stated that the conunittee dinated.
Society gathers for annual meeting
The 38th Annual Meeting of the Synodical Worship was conducted during the two
of Hamilton and London of the Women's day meeting by Dr. Margaret Kennedy and
Missionary Society (WD) ofthe the bible study was in charge of Evelyn
Presbyterian Church in Canada was held in Murdoch and the Hamilton Presbyterial. On
Elmwood Avenue Presbyterian Church, Tuesday evening Dorothy Neal, by slide and
London, with the President, Mrs. Jessie commentary, took the assembly on her trip
Rays -err; pr sid ng -over- t everaI Ses- Lo •China, Tai an ancf Guiana The
$ions Fellowship Hour featured 70th Anniversary
Pastor Mark Scarr. Interment Maitland At the Tuesday evening banquet greetings celebration of CGIT when Lois Powrie and
Cemetery. Funeral home was Stiles Funeral were brought to the Synodical by Mr. A. Charlotte Duke presented slides of "Over
-Home` Cartier from the City -or-Lundorr, Rev. D -J:. 4he ¥- rs—' in CGIT work,.
Pallbearers included grandsons Douglas Herbeson from the Synod of Hamilton and The 1986 Annual Meeting°of the Synodical
Muck, Robert Miller, Grant Muck, Ronald London and also from Rev. Rod Ferguson, will be held in St. Andrews Presbyterian
Muck, Donald Muck and David Brissette. minister of the hosting' church. Church, Welland.
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