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—UODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1986
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Merry
Christmas
In fond hopes
of a warm and
Wonderful NoeL
Thank -you for
your patronage.
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HAIR DESIGN
34 NEWGATE ST., GODERICH
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GREETINGS 1
With all good thoughts for a
holiday of sheer joy. To aII our
customers we say "Thank You"
from
Jim & Janet Seed and Staff
We will be closed December 25,
26 & January 1.
aM¢aVrawt;
Festive Feastings
For All!
May you savor the joys of
Christmas, as we thank you
for your patronage.
I 41"",_11' "We do it right"
364 Bayfield Rd.,
'Mt Goderich
524-2688
Former Goderich area ornandies
ALICE BUCHANAN HUNT
Mrs. Alice Buchanon t Clark) Hunt of
Louisville, Kentucky, died on - Monday,
December 15 at the age of 88.
Born in Colborne Township on May 13,
1898, she was the daughter of the late John
Clark and Catherine Buchanan. She was
inarried to the, late Delvin M. Hunt.
Surviving are two nieces, Mrs. Harold
( Helen) Dougherty of Goderich and Mrs.
John I Joan) Gibson of Wroxeter; and two
nephews, Arnold Young of Colborne
Township and James Clark of Drayton
Valley, Alberta.
Predeceased by three sisters, Mrs. Victor
i Bessie) Young, Isabel and Helen Clark;
two brothers, Tait and Frank Clark; and one
nephew, John Clark.
Funeral and committal services were
held at McCallum and Palla Funeral Home
Saturday, December 20 with Rev. G.L.
Royal of Knox Presbyterian Church of-
ficiating. Interment in Colborne Cemetery.
PirTER ANDREW MOERBEEK
Peter Andrew Moerbeek of Northridge,
California, died Monday, December 15 at'
the age of 65.
He was born in Holland on July 26, 1921
and emigrated to Canada in 1927. He was
the son of the late Leo Moerbeek and
Elizabeth Raaymakers. He married Wilma
Jessop who survives. He served in the
Canadian Army and the American
Paratroopers during World War II.
Surviving besides his wife are one sister,
Mary (Mrs. K. Bee) of Keswick, Ontario,
and brothers Chris of Bramalea, and John
and Joseph, both of Goderich. Several
nieces and nephews also survive.
The late Mr. Moerbeek was predeceased
by one brother, Jacob.
The funeral service was held in Nor-
thridge on Thursday, December 18 with
Rev. Bruce Aitken officiating. Burial was in
Highland Memorial Gardens in Markham
on Saturday, December 20.
Pallbearers were Chris, Joe and John Jr,
Moerbeek, Alan Jessop, Chuch Garner and
William Brown.
OBITUARIES
MRS. SHEILA HOGAN
Mrs. Sheila Hogan of RR 4 Goderich died
on Thursday, December 18 at the age of 56.
Born in Toronto on October 29, 1930, she
was the daughter of John McLaren and the
late Jill Robertson. She was married to the
late John Kennedy Hogan.
Surviving besides her father are three
sons, Mark Hogan, Cpl. Kirk Hogan C.A.S.
and Pte. Michael Hogan C.A.S.; one
daughter, Leslie Ann Hogan and .her hus-
band Norm Bellevance; grandchildren
Mark Wesley Hogan and Trace Bellevance;
and brothers John and Ron McLaren.
A private family service was held at the
McCallum and Palla Funeral Home on Mon-
day, December 22 with Rev. Robert Ball of
North Street United Church officiating. In-
terment in Woodland Crematorium.
DOUWE BRUINSMA
Douwe Bruinsma of 142 North Street
South, Clinton, died in Clinton Public
Hospital on December 16. He was 78 years
old.
Mr. Bruinsma, who retired from farming
in the Clinton area in 1971, was born on
January 27, 1908 to the late Thys and Grietje
(Bos) Bruinsma in Lollum, Frieland,
Netherlands. On May 24, 1935 he married
the late Mary Lantinga of Tzum,
Netherlands in Tzum, Netherlands.
A member of the Clinton Christian
Reformed Church, Mr. Bruinsma is surviv-
ed by eight children; Hinke and Jim
Bakelaar of Eelgrave; Ted and Jane
Bruinsma of Brampton; Greta and Henry
Amsinga of Thamesford; Cecil and Diane
Bruinsma of RR4 Goderich; Fred and
Marilyn Bruinsma of RR5 Goderich;
Charles and Lynda Bruinsma of RR2
Goderich; Sid and Mona Bruinsma of RR2
Goderich; Irene and Peter Ott of RR2
Goderich.
Also surviving are .33 grandchildren and
eight great grandchildren.
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MEET FARRA
see her when
Durst Farm Centre
puts the Purina Calf Program
to the test.
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Pictured Above: "Farrah" - our bouncing baby Holstein
Heifer, born December 7, arrived at our store last Friday,
Dec. 12. With Farrah and Jim Ginn and son Andrew (owners
of the calf) and Farrah's babysitters. Connie Elliott Durst's
Field Representative and Len Lobb, store manager.
FARRAH WILL BE RAISED
ON THE PURINA CALF PROGRAM
IN OUR STORE FOR 8 WEEKS
using Purina Nurse Chow Milk,Replacer and Free Choice
Calf Startena, to maximize grofivth in minimum time. We
invite you to come in and watch Farrah's progress - as of
Dec. 12 she weighed 94 lbs. and was 31+/2" tall.
DURST FARM CENTR
275 Huron Street (Hwy. 8 West) Clinton 482-7706
of a total absolution
By REV. G.L.'ROYAL
Within the immediate past I took up the
subject, "The Beginning Of An Ending,"
for a sermon topic. The focus was upon
losing ourselves in Christmas joy and fail-
ing to take the long view. My emphasis
hovered around the Atonement that is
made for us in and through Jesus Christ. I
recalled a poet once stating,. "the shadow
of a Cross spread across the, Bethlehem
manger." Thus, as I entered Aent and
made progress ,.to't+u r hristrSt Day., I .s
had to keep .tn perspirr�v
e the completed
act of Jesus Christ on our behalf. Even
when singing rapturously the carols of
Christendom we are to remember Calvary
and the Rising of Easter Morning.
We. are a people who know only beginn-
is and endings; everything we do and
kn has its own genesis and its conclu-
sion; life commences and life ends; in the
reading of a book, going to school, there is
beginning and end; absolutely everything
has these two descriptive parts. Thus,
dare we isolate ourselves into Christmas,
without benefit 'of Good Friday. and "the
first day of the week?" I think not. As
Christians we have the total picture of
God's atoning salvation. Christ was born;
Christ lived; Christ died; and, Christ
lives! Is that not something of the joy we
experience?
As we, make our memorial feasts on
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Mr. Bruinsma was predeceased by three
brothers, Siebe, Folkert and Jan, and one
sister, Fetsi.
Mr. Bruinsma rested at Beattie Funeral
Home, Clinton, and a funeral service was
held onr December 19 at Clinton Christian
Reformed Church with Rev. Homer
Samplonius officiating.
Flower bearers were grandsons Don
Bakelaar and Ron Bruinsma.
Active pallbearers were sons Ted, Cecil,
Fred, Charles and Sid Brninsma and son-in-
law Peter Ott. Interment Clinton Cemetery.
Rev. G.L. Royal
MINISTER'S STUDY
December 25, let us recall all that He did.
Let us not look upon Christmas as only an
incident, but rather part and portion of a
total absolution. When you see the
panorama of His finished act, then you and
I are enabled to completely come to
Christmas in joy. Every blessing!
FALCONS
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WARREN DOUGLAS CUDMORII
Funeral services were held on December
20 at the Ball and Flancoer Funeral Home,
Clinton for Warren Douglas Cudmore of
Goderich.
The 25 year old man died in Buffalo, New
York on December 8.
Born in Clinton on April 2, 1961, he was the
son of William Norton Cudmore and Wilda
Ernestine Wilson of Clinton.
Along with his parents, Mr. Cudmore was
survived by his wife, Debra Rae Graham.
They were married on June 25, 1982 at North •
Street United Church in Goderich.
Following their marriage they moved to
Toronto, where Mr. Cudmore was employed
with MacLean -Hunter Television, as a cable
installer. In 1985 they returned to live in
Goderich.
The Cudmores had two sons, Michael and
Shawn, both at home.
Mr. Cudmore was the son-in-law of Allan
and Adeline Pennie of Goderich, and Ralph
and Brenda Graham of Ottawa. He is also
survived by his grandfathers, Roy Wilson of
RR 2 Goderich and Donald Riehl of
Seaforth.
One sister, Karen (Mrs. Michael Fuller)
of Severn Bridge survives, along with two
brothers,. Bernard and Leighton Cudmore,
both at home.
Rev. David Woodall officiated at the
December 20 funeral services in Clinton.
The pallbearers were Bernard Cudmore,
Leighton Cudmore, Chris Graham, Robert
Graham, Carl Sourbutts and Mark ticciot-
ta. Burial took place , at the Maitland
Cemetery, Goderich.
C. LORNE DALE
C. Lorne' Dale of James Street, Seaforth,
died Saturday, December 13, 1986 at the
Seaforth Community Hospital. He was 81.
Born in Hullett Township, he was the son
of the late George Dale and the former Ettie
Carter.
He was past master of Britannia Lodge
and a charter member of the Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Club.
He was a retired 'barber and was a
member of Northside United Church.
Mr. Dale is survived by his wife, the
former Thelma Elgie; daughters, Margaret
(Mrs. Arthur Wright) of Seaforth and Lorna
(Mrs. Gordon Johnston) of Goderich and
son Donald of Brampton.
1 Also surviving are '10 grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Mr. Dale was predeceased by his first
wife, the former Lyda Sims, and one brother
Alvin.
The family received friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth and
a funeral service was held Tuesday. Spring
interment Maitlandbank Cemetery,
Seaforth. A Masonic memorial service was
held at the funeral home Monday. .
Pallbearers were Alec Chesney, Doug
Hugill, Jack Butson, Laverne Scott, Alf
Ross, and Ken Cardno. Flower bearers were
George Ribey and Art Finlayson.
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Merry
Christmas
We're tuning up to wish
all. our many customers
and friends a Christmas
that's perfect in every way!
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524-6015