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TJRBI?AY, APS " 10th,: 1952
KINLOUGH ST. HELENS
THE LV.
Mr. and Mrs.. Matt Girvan and
Edward of Kinloss visited with
Mr,. _ nd Mrs, Ezra Stanley.: '
rs. James Hodge is visiting in:
• Welland at the. home .of her bro-
;ther, Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Weaver
and at Caaistor Centre with Mr.'.�
:and
MrS. Maurice 'Caughell.
On..Thursday evening the Wo
men's Institute met ,at. the home
of Mirs...1 MurrayA. with. Mrs.
Tom Hodgins presiding:. FollOw-
Anil the, usual opening.. exercises.
the roll: was called with. each
• member P Ying her fee and ex-
, slips; of house : plants
,Mrs. ~Murray, . the retiring , presi-
dent, expressed her thanks; to the,
ladies ,'for their, , co-operation to.
her in her two:years as`president:.
It was suggested to have the.
Atari Stewart Collect • printed on.
the front of the .new program:,
A. salvage drivewill be under-.
way ,in• the near, future and: is.
Under .the. M anageeinnt. of the
. nsw. president.' The secretary .fee-.
was raised raised'from $.10 to .$15. Con-
veners 'of standing . committees
.read thereport. of the ,year's act-
ivity.' It was thought, wise to
purchase the , new . Tweedsmuir
bookPayment: of Blue Cross hos-
-pitalizeation fees...will be received
' at, the. May meeting. Report of
the nominating. contnittee • was.
read' also program for 1:952=1953
andthe newly • appoimted officers
'ed Officers areas follows:.
pres.;
'Mrs. •Raynard Ackert; lst
.viee, Mrs: Tom Hodgins; 2nd vice,;
Mrs: Jim' Smith; sec:-treas.; Mrs::
Frank Maulden; . assistant, . Mrs.
Jack P
Ackert; iianist • Miss Edna
Boyle; 'assistant, . . Mrs: • "Howard
-``Harris-press--reporter; Miss May
Boyle, district director; Mrs: P.
A. Murray; Blue Cross secretary,
Mrs. 'Perry Hodgins; fruit a n d
flower;• Con. 12& "14, Mrs. 'Alex.
Percy; .Con 10, , Mrs. A. Mur
ray; Con8,. Mrs: Richard Elliott;.
auditors, • :Mrs. Jim Boyle and;
Mrs, Wesley Guest;: standing con
veners, Agriculture and Canadian:
,industries, Mrs. P. A.' . Murray;.
home .economics and. health, Mrs.:
Lorne -Eadie, Mrs. Ed. •Thompson;
community activities and public
relations,, Mrs, Frank Thompson;
historical -reseal-Chi.' Mrs. ' . Tom
Hodgins citizenship.: and ;educa-
• tion,; Mrs Perry Hodgins. A play
entitled "Lena :Rivers" . will be
• put "on chis Thursdays evening (toy
: night), in the Township hall. Com-'
mittee, Mrs 'Baynard' .Ackert and -
Mrs. Jack Ackert. Miss 1 & • Rit-
chie read 'aninteresting paper on
.Salt and: its .many uses. :Barbara.
Murray played a :piano instru
mental. ::Mrs. • Lorne Eadie 'gave
a:splendid paper •Qn.T 'reed'om. of.•
warmers ;asr compared ' .to .their
City Cousiurs_..=Contest,--Mrs. Pon -
Watson; reading, Mr's. ' F..Thomp-.
son:. .The• hostess for the May
• meeting• is Mrs; :Ernest Ackert:
•R611 call, rf I were,` t icing at 21.
again Convener, MVMs Ed Thomp-
Eon; assistant, ' Mrs. .Janes Hod=
gins topic, Health' Nurse;..._motto,_
Mother " is the' 'naine of God on
the lips and hearts' Of
ren;' lunch, M,irs E.. James (s),
:Mrs.': perry;Matins " (s), •Nfiss'
• Edna Boyle (v), Mrs..F.`. Maul-
• dei (c). The meeting closed with
• the National Anthem and . a
dainty lunch : was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cuyler
. family ' of Miilarton visited. on
Saturday with: Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson.
A Good Friday service willbe:
held. in the Angli4an , Church . at
11. o'clock a.m. on • Friday morn-
ing Vveryone is' Welcome., •
Note Change of .Service •
On Sunday next the Anglican
Service will be held at 11 o'clock:
a:nn: instead of the : usual . time,
!:,36 p.rn, : On the following Sun -
dray the service,' will be in the
'Morning ,as usual:
Miss Margaret Ann Murray of
Toronto spent•Iast week with her
parents,. Mr; and Mrs, -Pa A. Mur-
ray; • a
ms's Win. Coir visited a few
days With her .'daughter, Mrs.
• Jacke Scott,' Huron '
•
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Miss W;' D. ,Rutherford, convert-
er of ,Historical Research, had
charge of the topic at the March
meeting oaf the Women's Institute
held in the basement of • the
chruch.en Thursday afternoon.
Miss Rutherford in.jier usu L in-
_-: a
esting: manner told of the early
settlers " of the country, dealing'
'particularly with,the .Controlling
and granting' of .land. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Barbour, Was. in the
chair. and 16: ladies ' were: in ' at-
•tendance; . ,The `roll call,- was re -
1,.
:OBITUARY ,rt
%Dr7NCAN"
i A. MareI}1Trl'YRE `.
• Duncan: Alexander • Maclntyr.
a. 'lifelong resident Of Ashfield
Township, passed' away suddenly
on March 29th on thefarm where
he was born seventy-three years
ago, on : ` August 17th, 1879, He.
was popular and widely known
in the' community and his sud
den death carne, as . a Shack ' to a
wide- circle of ..relatives an d.
friends. •
He .was a son ' of Archibald and:
,Mar' y. Maclntyre. Forty-two years
sago he was married at. Kings-
bridge to Mary Catherine. Grit-
fin, who predecease .him. •
The funeral service was held at
St. „Joseph's • Church, Kingsbridge
on Tuesday morning, April lst,
condudted:: by Father • C. F. Me-
Martin..1nterrnent.'was in<Km'
gs. .
bridge Cemetery,. the •pallbearers,
being- Jack McLennan,.'Gordon
Drennan, Elwood Drennan; Wil'=
Ilam Johnston; Fred' Vasella and
Russell. Bisset:
Mr.' Macintyre is survived Eby
two. daughters, Mrs.. Gerald Cole
and Mrs. Forest Carter, both . of
Underwood, and by two. sons, Joe
on the ;homestead;.:and Archie of
Medical College, :Winnipeg. A.
sister, Mrs :Robert MacDonald, R.
7,• Lucknow, also survives... Two•
sisters predeceased''. hien, ' m Mrs.
Kenneth' Maclvor' and Mrs. Don':'
nel.l:.y MacKenzie
Those attending the ,,'funeral.
from a distance included ,Mr and.'
Mrs.' Frank Griffin, Mr. and Mrs: I
Albin Griffin, Miss•'• Idel Griffin,
Mr: J.oe Griffin, Mrs: Herb
lian and'•Mr. Ed Perry all of De-
trait; Mr. Mike' and Mr..and. Mrs.
Walter Griffin of Flint,: Mich.,.
and Mr., and Mrs. T..J.,"Lannon
of :London.
sponged .to by the paying of fees
and 'housecleaning ..!hints:. Plans:
were made for the short course
on • "Can.ping; Ontario Food",
shown in pictures in the .church'
on Friday, April 18th, at 2 O'clock:
It was decided to have a• ten -cent
fee.' and to. serve . lunch, All the
-ladies:• of the community are •in-
vited to take advantage 'of this
course;' Miss 111fargaret Meyer ,of'
the•Depprtment will be in, charge.
The annual. report. Qf the Areas-
liter
reas
lir er showed .a balance on hand ' of
$173.83. Proceeds from, the, At
'.Homes: held throughout. the win-
ter : , ave',amoupted to $2.13,19. The,
f' lowing.donations Were approv-
:d: $25;00 tq the 'Micknow. Red.
ross;: $5 , ' each to, the," -Cancer
d, ' the. Poli., Fund and the
ippled Children and $10 to the
local public library. SeveralEast-
er. hymns were sung and at*the
conclusion a social hour was en-;
joyed when lunch was served: .
. The eighth ,and f incl At- Hone`'
sponsored by.
the. Women's Insti-
tute was: ,held:. in' the Community
Hall on Friday evening., Owing,toto'
road conditions' and 'other attrac
tions . in• the district::: the crowd
was somewhat smaller than: Usual.
Mrs. :Bariour presided; for the
fine program; which '• included
comumnity singing with' .Mrs.
Chester 'Taylor.. at ' the. ,piano; a
tailbone selection by I)on Cam-
eron accompanied • 'by.:. Ndrma,
Murray; violin selection by' Evan
McQuililn_ , aCcom .:anied_b. ''Mrs:-
_ pa y ..
Fred McQuillan; solos' by Phyllis
Barbour, Anne Todd ..and Terry
y
Wilson. :and Mrs. Andrew. Gaunt;
a duet by Mr.. and, NITS.
Rice, The Journal by Margaret
Miller; ; a reading "The Cremation
of • Sam McGee", by Miss' W;' D.
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Rutherford; and ;a humorous read-
ing "The Institute" by Mr. Whip-
pletree . (Murray Gaunt) and a
mouth organ, and piano 'number
by Mr. and Mrs' Fred McQuihin.,'
At •. 'the ` conclusion Mr. Wallace
Miller., on-,behalf-=of=aIle; Wofen-s-
Institute and. the committee. in
charge extended ' -thanks to , all
those who .had helped to ; make
these, social•'evenings' such a suci
cess. Dancing followed with
music•-suppliect-by-Evan: MMQuil
lin, Chester .Taylor; .Don Cam-
eron, Donald . Taylor;,.. Eldon Mil
ler with Doris Taylor, and • Mrs:
Fred McQuillin as accompanists.
Mrs •D::Todd was a week -end
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. ,Neely.
Todd at :Stratford,; _
The girls" of. "The Happy 'Band-
• icrafters Club" are planning a.
social" evening in the Community-
Hall on Friday: evening, ; April 18.
Keep.the date in mind.
Mrs. Alex : Mu die is spending.
a feww--weeks— her--homeat''
Waterloo
The annual' eating : of. the •
Public Library oard .: was. held
,at the home of 1. Miller. when •
the following- off kers • were elect
pies., Miffs W D. Rutherford;
sec.,. Mrs John f amer•on, ''treas.,.
Mr. W. A. Miller •librarian, Miss
Isobel: Miller; a 'rectors, Mrs. -
Gordon, Mrs. a MacPherson,
Mrs. L. Woods, rs. W. A. Mil-
ler,..Mrs. Frank cQtiillin :Mr.
J. Cameron..
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• MRS.: GARBVTT .MALTBY
The • death of : Mrs. Garbutt
Maltby. . occurred in Georgetown'
on April 1st at• the; home of her L
son Delmar Maltby. Mrs. Maltby
bad, been in 'failing health for
sortie time and had :gone to
Georgetown jars a. ew. wee s be=
fore. .Previous' to that—she—had—
made. ,: her home with 'her sister,
•Mrs. 'John Carruthers, for •over
six years. ' .
Mrs: Maltby was in her 78th
year, She' was -formerly 'Cather
ane E, Collins, a daughter of the
late• Henr R. Collins and Agnes
Armstrong of Huron • own rp.
She was . born .at Purple. Grove •
and; resided:there `until her mar-
riage' in March 1911.to 'Mr. John
Garbutt. Maltby of ..Peel County,
where they made their home tin
-
til Mr:. Maltby's .death in 1938.
The funeral service was • held,
at the McLennan -McKenzie Mem-
orial Chapel on .Thursday con-
ducted. by Dr. : W. ". J.. Mumford
w:ho spoke mott: impressively and
read the lovely poem "Thee Be-
yond"; David H. •:Carruthers sin r
4 Beyond The .'Sunset'': A large
number of friends and relatives
attended the service 'to pay their
last ' respects.
Interment was 'in Kincardine :
Cemetery ,-with' Six nephews act-
ing 'as
ct=ing'as pallbearers,• John Ackroyd,
Burton Collins, Stewart Need,
ham,.' Ira Needham,' 'Elliott Car
ruthers and Irwin • Carruthers',.
Eightnephews were flower' bear-
ersr Bert. Reid, Peter Treason, Rus-
sell Needham', Clark Ncedhan',.
Ronald Forster, George Eisner,
Eldon Lowry and Duncan Simp-
son. -
Mrs.‘Malfby. is survived by her
only child, Delmar Ward Collins
Maltby of ,Georgetown and a
step-da:ughter. ,(,Mrs. George Blair
(Etta) anti by .. two sisters, Mrs.:
arises I- . Needharn of Ripley and'
rs. John T.•`Carrut} ers, o
now,. Pour' grandchildren also stir-
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