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ROD CLOSING
The Township of Goderich in-
tends to pass a By -Law
authorizing it to close part of
the original road allowance
between Tots 13 and 17 in the
Maitland Concession,
Township df Goderich, being
Part 2, Plan 22 R 1963.
Any person ob1ecting to this
ciction , :e,to nolVry
the undersigned on or before
December 31st, 1986.
R.E. Thompson
CLERK
TOWNSHIP OF GOOERICH
Goderich resident les at age 91
OLIVE AMELIA PROCTER
Olive Amelia, Procter of Maitland Manor
died Saturday, November 29 at the age of 91.
Born in Kingston on May 30, 1895, she was
the daughter of Stephen Goodell and the
former Priscilla Cornell. She married the
late Richard Clayton Procter in Ottawa in
1916. Mrs. Procter was a member of North
Street United Church.
Surviving areeone son Grant of Goderich
and one daughter Grace (Mrs. J.M.
Sutherland) of Ottawa. Also surviving are
four grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
She was predeceased by two sisters,
Mildred and Elsie, and one brother,
Stephen.
The funeral service was held at the Mc-
Callum and Palla Funeral Home on Tues-
day, December 2 with Bev. Robert O. Ball of
North Street United Church officiating. In-
terment was in Maitland Cemetery.
HUGH THOMAS GALBRAITH
Mr Hugh Thomas Galbraith of Goderich
Township and Talmo ac, 1' iurida ,Bed
Humana Cypress Hospital in Pompano
Beach, Florida on Saturday, November 29
at the age of 85.
Born in London, Ontario, on May 7, 1901,
he was the son of Archie Galbraith and the
former Kate May.
Mr. Galbraith worked as a cashier for 44
years with the Detroit News. He was a
member of Christ Community Church in
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and an adherent
of Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich.
He was also a 60 -yea; member with the
Composite Masonic Lodge in Detroit.
Surviving are his wife, the former Sybil
Cook; and two sons, Gordon of Detroit and
Bruce of Interlochen, Michigan. Also sur-
viving are one sister, Mrs. Gardner (Jean)
Gammage of London and two brothers,
George of London and James of Hollywood,
California.
He was predeceased by one son, Hugh.
Cremation took place in Florida with in-
terment of remains at Maitland Cemetery,
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OBITUARIES
The funeral service was held Tuesday.
December 2 at The A. Milliard George
Funeral Home in London with interment
following in Forest Lawn Memorial
Gardens.
ROBERT HOGG
Robert Hogg, 83, formerly of Seaforth,
died Wednesday, November 26 at the Alex-
andra Marine and General Hospital in
Goderich.
Born in Seaforth on August 11, 1903, he
was a son of the late Joe Hogg and the
former Matilda Storey. His wife, the former
Jean Holland, died in 1936.
Surviving are two sons, Ken of Trenton,
and Clayton of Northern Ontario; one
daughter, Mrs. Don ( Doreen) Brightrall of
Seaforth niece and neuilex;, Wally and Rpt.
ty Hogg; and, five grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren. He was predeceased
by three brothers, Adrian,' James and
Joseph.
Friends were received at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth and a ser-
vice was held Friday, November 28. Inter-
ment was in Maitlandbank Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Walter McClure,
Harvey McClure, Orville Storey, Charlie
Storey, Paul Nicholson and Bill Holland.
HARRY JACKSON
A.H. "Harry" Jackson, of 11 North Street
in Wingham, died at Wingham and District
Hospital on Friday, November 21, in his 74th
year.
Mr. Jackson was a driver with Charter -
ways Bus Lines on the London to Hanover
route before retiring in 1976.
He was born in Morris Township on March
25, 1913, a son of the late Albert H. Jackson
and Margaret Craig.
Surviving are his wife, the former Ruby
Young; one daughter, Dianne and her hus-
band Garth Walden of RR 3 Blyth; one son,
Arthur and his wife Celia Jackson of Toron-
to; four grandchildren, Christa, Tim and
Jillian Walden and Sarah Jackson; and, one
sister, Mrs. Archie (Edna) Montgomery of
Blyth. He was predeceased by one sister,
Frances Montgomery.
A private family funeral and committal
service at the McBurney Funeral Home was Lurgan.
held Sunday, November 23, with Don Vair
Interment
BEATRICE ALICE PAYNE
Interment was in Blyth Union Cetrietery. Mrs. Beatrice Alice Payne. a resident at
GORDON MORRICE Maitland Manor Nursing Home in Goderich
Gordon A. Morrice, of 201 Westfield Dr. in died Thursday,November 27 at the age of
did at his residence on Thursday, 89
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JAMES
JAMES ANDREW CUMMINGS
James Andrew ( Andy) Cummings of
Goderich died at St. Joseph's Hospital on
Monday, November 24 at the age of 72.
Born in Lakefield on March 12, 1914, he
was a son of the late James Hugh Cummings
and the former Lilian Isobel Andrews. He
married the former Shirley Myrtle Tilton
Dickson of Waterloo in 1943. He was a
member of Knox Presbyterian Church and a
members of Maitland Lodge 33 A.F. & A.M.
Surviving besides his wife are one son,
Dickson Cummings and his wife Donna of
Goderich; three daughters, Sybil Rudyk of
Goderich, Phyllis and her husband Len
Budd of Guelph, and Jocelyn and her hus-
band Bill Bowers of Walkerton; one brother,
William Cummings of Lake Wales in
Florida; and seven grandchildren,. Stacey
Cummings, Jessica Rudyk,. Leah and
Stephanie Budd, and Andres, Lindsay .and
Adam Bowers.
The funeral service was held on Thurs-
day, November 27 at the McCallum and
Palla Funeral Home with Rev. G.L. Royal
of Knox Presbyterian Church officiating.
Maitland Lodge held a memorial service on
Wednesday evening, November 26.
Pallbearers were Jitn Remington, Bob
Straughan, Len Jenkins, Harold Jeffery,
Charlie Adams and George Ross.
Interment was in St. Luke's Cemetery in
officiating.
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London, e oro in Craigleith on October 29, 1987, she
Novembervi27 are his 83rd , Norma. was the daughter of Alexander and Alice
Surviving hisghte, (Chan) (Wensley) Reekie. Her husband, James'
Morrice;anone daughter, one Mrs.son, Charles Frederick Payne, predeceased her in 1973.
W. Morrice, Gibbs, of Simcoe; htThomas They farmed in Euphrasia Township until
Ann, of Simcoe;ndaughter-in-law, retiring to Walton in 1967. Mrs. Payne mov-
Sheryl 'of Simcoe; and two grandchildren, ed to Dungannon in 1983.•
eand survived Surviving are sons Harold of Barrhead,
He is also by one brother, John Alberta; Bruce of Vancouver, B.C.;
Morrice of Stratford, and two sisters, Mrs. of Engin. of
Ken (Victoria) Bottoms of Woodstock, and and Mauricedaof Cambridge;s, Mrs.Alice Kf Windsor;iof
Mrs. Hap (Marjorie) Hodgins of Lakewood, California; Mrs. Vivian Read of
WAfunewn.neral and committal service was con -
Stoney Plain, Alberta; Mrs. Verna Ritcey of
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ducted Saturday, November 29 at the Middleton, N.S.; and Olive (Mrs. Leonard
Needham Funeral Chapel in London. Chisholm) of Dungannon. Also surviving
Cremation followed. are 15 grandchildren and 14 great-
grandchildren.
She was predeceased by five brothers and
three sisters.
A private family service was held Friday
evening,' November 28, with Rev. Robert
Roberts of Dungannon United Church of-
ficiating assisted by Mr. John Williams. A
committal service and interment at Thorn-
bury Clarksburg Union Cemetery took place
Saturday, November 29.
Pallbearers were Allan Reekie, Bob
Reekie, Ivan Park, Leonard Payne, Alex
Chisholm and Colin Chisholm.
FRANK W. TREBLE
Frank W. Treble died Saturday,
November 29 in London at the age of 73.
He is survived by his wife, Evelyn S:
(Millian) Treble; two sons, Gerald of Lon-
don and Gary of Regina; one brother, Albert
of Vancouver Island; two sisters, Violet
Holm of Vancouver and Alice Harrower of
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; and, five grand-
children, Scott, Mark and Gregary of
Regina and Andrew and Adam of London.
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