The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-11, Page 3See our Representative
DON HAPDFORD AND/OR
JOHN MACKENZIE
at: The Bedford Hotel, Goderich Ont.
on: Every Tuesday
(Next Visit: Tues., June 17th
Lt.
Cl. O.D. Newport C.D,, left, Commanding Officer of 414 squadrons of the
Canadian Forces in North Bay, inspected the No. 532 (Maitland) Squadron of
the Royal Canadian Air Cadets last Saturday at the arena. The air cadets
performed marching drills and first aid techniques during the annual event as
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Goderich area obituaries
MAXWELL ERNEST
(MAX) McFARLANE
Maxwell Ernest (Max)
VI Earlane. 4s,
Park, R. R. 6 Gode'
died in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London on
Sunday, June 8 at the age
.of 69.
He was born in Dor-
chester on January 6,
1911 to Robert Ernest and
Lou (Marr) McFarlane.
On June 13, 1967 he
married Merle Kathleen
Gaunt in Bryanston. She
survives him.
The late Mr.
McFarlane was a farmer.
He resided in Dorchester
and London " Township
_before moving to Meneset
-Park eight years ago.
He was a member of
Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 109, Goderich and
__an adherent. ....of North --
Street United Church'.
Besides his wife, he is -
survived by three step-
daughters, Mrs. Peter
,(Shirley) Harvey of
C,oronto, Mrs. Ross
(Beverley) Hayden of
Wingham, and Mrs.
Carman (Joann)
MacDonaldofBlyth; two
sisters, Mrs. Hazel
Happy of St. Petersburg,
Florida and Mrs. Harold
(Helen) . Kingwell of
Ocala, Florida; and nine
step -grandchildren.
A funeral service was
held at Stiles Funeral
Home, Goderich on
Tuesday, June 10 at 1
p.m. The Reverend
Robert O. Ball officiated.
Interment was in
Dorchester Union
Cemetery at Dorchester.
Pallbearers were Lloyd
Elliott, Tom Needham,
Alex Bosley, Cecil
-• Morlanc•L Ralph Westman -
and Barry Hobbs.
On Saturday, June 7, the annual inspection of the No. 532
(Maitland) Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets was held
in the Goderich Memorial Arena. The air cadets were inspected
and performed marching drills, and first aid techniques, The
Clinton Pipe and Drum Band proirided music for the event. The
air cadet squadron is divided into two flights, one commanded by
Second Le R.B. Livisey, and the other by Civilian Instructor L.G.
Bosworth. (photo by Cath Wooden)
Announce home support grant
The Minister -of
Community and Social
Services, Keith C. Nor-
ton, last week announced
the allocation of $47,387
for Home Support Ser-
vices to the Elderly in
Huron County for 1980-81.
"This is in keeping with
my Ministry's continuing
commitment to improve
services for . senior
citizens throughoutthe
province," the Minister
said.
The program results
from the conviction that
senior citizens should be
provided with the support
services they require to
enable them to continue
living in their own homes,
and that seniors should
have the opportunity to
participate as fully as
possible in the life of the
Community.
The Huron Day Centre
for the Homebound in
Clinton will -receive a
grant of up to $29,100 for
1980-81 to assist it in
continuing to provide a
day program for elderly
persons. The program
operates from Huronview.
Home for the Aged and
serves residents in the
southern part of Huron
County.
The Wingham and Area
Day Centre for the
Homebound will receive
up, to $7,578. This grant
will help meet the costs
incurred by this service
in 1979-80. With services
similar to Clinton's, this
centre assists elderly
residents in the northerly
part of Huron County. It
is located in the newly
renovated Wingham
Armouries.
The Ministry's grant
will assist in providing
staff, transportation
assistance and materials
for these programs.
Under the Ministry's
Home Support Program,
social service agencies
and citizens groups are
eligible to receive up to
one-half 'of their
program's approved
budget. The remaining
costs must be met by
voluntary donations, user
fees or municipal grants.
As well as supporting
existingprograms, the
allocations will help
develop new community-
based services. The
Ministry policy strongly
favours involvement of
volunteers to help
provide services,
whenever appropriate.
These funds are part of
the Ministry's total
budget of $3,034,800 this
fiscal.. year for Home
Support • Service. This
represents an increase of.
$2 million in this fiscal
year, in the government's
commitment to Home
Support Service.
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- Day
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Special
With a
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From
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Flower bearers were
Harvey Lassaline, Peter
Harvey, Glen Schwartz,
and Scott Westman.
J. f7®NALD
(DON) GRAHAM
J. Donald (Don)
Graham of Brampton
died in Etobicoke
General Hospital after a
short illness on Sunday,
June 8.
He is survived by his
wife, Joan; four children,
Roxine and Donald, both
of Brampton and Wayne
and Douglas, both at
home; and four brothers,
Ben of Goderich, Bill of
Brampton, and Carl -and
IVIM'ray,-iota► of Cale sti: _
The body of the late Mr.
Graham rested at the Leo
Archdekin Funeral
Home, 289 Main Street,
North "- it rmliber 10-'liigh
way), Brampton from 2
p.m. Monday. A funeral
service was held on
Tuesday, June 10 at 2
p.m.
The family of
Florence and Frank
Fowler
wish to invite friends,
relatives and neigh-
bours to their parents'
50th
WEDDING
ANNIVJERSARY
held on
SATURDAY, JUNE 21
from 2-5 P.M.
OPEN HOUSE
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Goderich, Ont.
Best Wishes Only
ntroducing
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GODERICH STGNAL-8TAR,, !plrE?l SD:A ;. JUN , ta8.It R!rAG .3
Interment was
Brampton Cemetery.
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HAPPY
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MOM & DAD
Elmer & Naiaa McCiindhey
Love front your children.
Milton, Linda & Pat, Paul &
Linda, Don & Gwen, Karen,
Rick, Brenda & AI, Cindy,
andailyour grandchildren_
NOTICE
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ALEXANDRA MARINE AND
GENERAL HOSPITAL
Announces
its
ANNUAL MEETING
Which will be held in the Hospital Auxiliary
Room at 1930 hours (7:30 p.m.)
23 JUNE, 1980
T.G. Crabb, Chairman
Board of Governors
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