The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-03, Page 8EAi..CE.
Olive *Than • Pearce 9f
Ueclrge Street in
Ba ant :m(1, died in
".7E3rantford General
Rospktal ° on .Friday,
Deoernber 28,.197, . ° `
She was .a member of
Brant Ax,ernue, United
Church, the.. Luh Rouse
. evening ' auxiliary ' and
mission band, and was a
Sunday School teacher
for many years.
Surviving are her
-husband, Charles
C.Pearve;. tw9 sisters,
Mrs. Albert (Elsie)
Weames, Peterborough
and Mrs. Jean Hodgins,
W ingham ; =.ank one
brother, :,cord=on
Anderson, . RR 7
Lucknow.
She was. predeoeaseti
by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Anderson Of,
Ashfield Township, and
two brothers„ Harvey and
Thomas.
Feral service -was
held on Sunday,
December 30 'at Becket-
Glaves Funeral Home in.
Brantford. Interment as.
is Brantford Cemetery.
AGNES D.
- CAMERON
A Goderich native and
well-known resident of
BayfieId,
Agnes
D.
.Caxn.en, died in Clinton
on Dei*ember 16, She was
75 years old. -
Mrs. Cameron. was
born in Goderich on
March 26, 1904 to the late
John and Emma
MacDonald. She attended
Victoria Public School in
Goderich and in August
1946 she was married to
-�.A. Cameron. The
couple lived in Toronto
before moving to
Bayfield.
'
In Bayfield,Mrs.
Cameron was an active
member of the Bridge
Club, .the Bayfield Ever
Young Club and the Clan
Gregor Senior Citizens'
Association.
-'She will always be
remembered —for h.er
unselfish attitude and
consideration to. any
person or group in need
or help, or advice. Mrs.
Cameron gave freely of
her time and resources to
the community at -large.
She was also a member of
the Anglican Church. •
Mrs. Cameron wags
predeceased by her
parents and husband and
is survived by two
daughters `Barbara
McVean of Bayfield and
Helen -Edith Elliott of
Varna. She is also sur-
vived by 12 grandchildren
and three great grand-
children.
Mr.' Cameron rested at
the Ball Funeral Horne in
Clinton until December 18.
when funeral services
were held in Bayfield
with Rev. Bennett in
charge. Int•erment
followed -4n the Bayfield
Cemetery.
'''`The • pallbearers in-
cluded Pat Graham,
Ernie . Hovey, • Joe
Mayman, `Morgan Smith,
Grant Turner and Reg
York, aliof Bayfield.
MRS. A.M. ROURKE
Mrs. Ada Marion
Rourke of Colborne
Township died on
Christmas_ Day,
December 25; 1979 at
University. Hospital. ih
London. She was 51.
She was was
in St.
Thomas on April 2,1928 to,,
parents George and Clara
(Flashman) Curtis. She
was 'married on October
71950 in Townline United
Chur•ch,• .Yarniouth
Township, .to George
Murray Rourke Who
survives. .
• She lived all her life in
the St. Thomas area until
moving to • Colborne
Township in March, 1973.
She was a bookkeeper at
the Goderich Medical
centre.
She was a charter
member and Past Noble
Grand of Glana Rebekah
Lodge, Glanworth. She
was pianist for 25 years at
Townline United Church
(St. Thomas ' suburban
charge) and wasetel•ife
member of the 1JCW of
Townline United Church.
She was an adherent of
Nile United Church.
Surviving are two sons,
Robert, RR2 Zurich and
,A(ervin, Clinton; one
daughter, Charlene
Rourke at home; her
mother, Mrs. George
(Clara) Curtis; and one
brother, Murray Curtis,
RR6, St. Thoma§.
Funeral service was
Friday, December 28 at
Stiles Funeral Home with
Mr: George Cowan of-
�. -ww fig iatir►,g .. .-_e -..... ,..:..,, ^..
Interment- vas in
Dungannon Cemetery.
Pallbear.ers were Gordon
Doan, Bill Taylor, 'Don.
•-Rapelje, Norm Klemmer,
Ralph Mathews and Bob
McPhee.
She was born ink Bruce
County on Novemlffer 23,
1901 to parents William
and Edythe (McKague)
Blake. She owned ;and
operated a clothing -store
in .Cookstown before
coming to Goderich.
She was a member of
Goderich Rebekah Lodge
$9 and of . St. -George's
Anglican Ch•ur-
ch,Goderich.
Surviving are three
sons, Lyle of Goderich
and Druce and George of
Calgary; 13- 'grand-
children and seven great
grandchildren. She was
predeceased by one son,
Donald, and by one
brother, George Blake,
Hanover.
Funera-1 and committal
service was Saturday,
December 29 at the Stiles
Funeral Home with the
Rev. Robert Crocker
officiating. Interment
was i -n Maitland
Cemetery.
Goderich Rebekah
Lodge held a service at
the funeral home Friday.
G.H.HART
George Henry -Hart of
the 16th Concession in
Grey Township, died
Friday, December 21- at
his home. He was 79.
Surviving are his wife,
ICar na hiiaa1r t�nr-ci
daughters, Mrs,. --red.
lea
(Etta) Buchanan, n-,
burn, and. Mrs. Ross
' (Jean) Anderson, Bor-
nholm; four sons, John at
home; Charles of•
Goderich; - Robert and
James of Grey Township;
one brother, Joe Hart of
Holmesville ; . • 18. grand-
children and two great
grandchildren.,
He was predeceased by
one son, Aylmer in 1970,
as -well as two sisters and
twp brothers.
Funeral services were
held from the M.L.Watts
Funeral Home in
Brussels on Mc day,
December 24. Interment
was in Brussels
Cemetery.
Pallbearers werc'Ross
McTaggart, Jim
McTaggart, Harry. Gillis
Charles Buttons, Henry
Reesor and Ray Huston.
Flowerbearers were four
grandchildren, Bill
Buchanan, Murray and
Robert Anderson and
David Hart.
-Or
;-
;TT -7x 'az an• 1"am T
Budny; ,WAS
predeceased by.. his
mother.
He worked a$ ° .a
rnachini.st at Charnpiot
• Road " Machinery Com-
pany.
He was a member of Sit.
Peter's ' Ronjan Catholic
Church.
He is survived Wiiis
parents, Kaz and :Ruth
Budriy of §tratford; • two
sisters, Mrs. , Douglas
(Anne-1Yrarie) Blacker of
•Goderich and Mrs.
Christine Lozinsky of
British Columbia; two
brothers, Alan of British
• Columbia and Michael of
Goderich; and two step-
sisters, Karen and
Christine Rack of
Stratford.
A funeral mass was
held in St_ Peter's Church
on Monday, December 31
at 2 p.m. The Reverend
Father A.F. Loebach
'officiated.
Prayers were said at
McCallum Funeral Horne
on Sunday evening.
Interment was in St.
Peter's Cemetery;
Colborne Township. I
Pallbearers were Steve
Carman, Larry McGee,
Loni Fisher, Danny
McLean, Dwayne Ross
and Max Bourdeau.
Honorary bearers Were
Sue MacDonald, Nancy
Bedard, Mark Jones and
Rick Turner.'
GORDON SCOTT
BUDNY
Gordon -Scott Budny of,
Goderich died in
University Hospital,
London on Saturday,,
December 29 at the age. of
19 • as the result of an
automobile accident.
He was born June 1,
•
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MANAGERESS: _,_
SHARRON HENRY
Flashback
This crowd of concerned citizens gather at the Goderich Memorial
Arena in March to. show support for -the Alexandra Marine and
'. General hospital board in its fight to avoid bed cuts imposed by the
ministry of health. Goderich's reaction to the bed cuts prompted the
ministry and the board to compromise on the cuts and leave AM&G
with its normal complement of beds.
'MRS. G.N.PINKNEY
Mrs. - Gertrude Nora
Pinkney, •Huronview,
formerly of Goderich and
Cookstown, died
December., 27, 1979 in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital'!,
Goderich. She was 78.
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