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GODERiat ONMIO
AUPT,T#N, Veb. V3. )tr.
bag, of. London, la sPeilding a. few
tbs Attyttrwithlihrvlifyirtidltimilt-.
Jean Halogen, Iteg:N„. has „re-
turned, to. Kitehener' after a- month'S
holidayii with her Pareata, and
Mre. john IlOtiaton. •
1.1tes ViyianSttatigliant of, Stratford
Nornial School, spent the week -end itt
Mrs. Warner Andrews; and baby girl
,came lienie„from Goderich hospital latit
Thursday. -
:41ft. and Nrs.,Russel1 *he: yea and fam-
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Parker ot Mitchell
spent;Sunday with. Mr. Fred: Seers.
Victory Club Dance0;.--4 large nal:Il-
iad" attendedthe dance in the -Foresters',
Hall On Monday 'night svansered by
the Victory (Nub.," Music was provided
by Tillites .orchestra, of •Whitechurch.
'ROA. Tamer, Andrew Kirkeortuell and,
Mr. Bell •of Saltford. Were in Charge'
Of .the square .danceS,' The. novelty
,dances were won by Gordon ,WatSon:
and:Helen Grahain; the- .stattte dance
by „Andrew Kirkcennell and. Mrs. Robtt
Turner. " ' • ,
Meeting.—Mrs. Harry Govier
gave her tonal for the Fehrnary meet-
ing of the W.M.S. Of Ircnex.Presbyterian
church. The firet, vice-president,
Herb -Govier, presided and opened' the
meeting with prayer. The 122nd /Mahn
Was read' in .unison., 'A letter of ap-
preciation was read. from Victor Yung,
blut, who is a patient in Weston hos-
pital, for a gift he had received from
the- Seelety ; also •a 'letter from the
welcome and welfare secretary. The
introductory chapter01!the new Study,
book, "British Guiana," was read, by
•Miss Minnie Wagner and. he second
. An inspiring program was given by chapter. "The Story of the People,"
- NILE
111/7.111.ki, JVIeeting.—The
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sionary Sodety . held their ,mOntlaly
meettn,g„,,at the -home -of Mrs. j*. Feakan
on ,Febralary bth.„ . The laYmn, "Breathe
on;Me,A3reatti- i)f- God," Nizas1 sang and
-the president led in prayer. The Bible
lesson was -read:by Mr% .D. McPhee,
the members, fePowed -.by-a-LT.4ms
:meeting,* A- special, donation of $.4
'wan giczen for the "Milk- for, Britain
Fund." The Red Cross department
reported the knitting 01! two helmets,
three pairs of seamen's -long eoeks and
three pairs. of service seeks. It was
*decided to „h.old.the .Marek meeting in
-wasgivenertha Wagner, ' A
reading veasi,givenJI-Xra: J". G. Stoltz.
The roll call WirS 'responded to. with a
verse of Serlpture.Containing,the word
" '" The offering was received and
'Mrs. Jae. Woods -Offered. Prayer. The
hymn 'Prayer is ' the sours sincere
:desire". Was read in unison,,as-a-prayer.
.the ehlirch, Mrs, T. McPhee gave an, The meeting. closed with the .singing
interesting 'reading' from the ,--study of: the 'National Anthem. A dainty
book. The meeting closed with the lunch was; served by mtP• .ptoi4 and
Mizpah benediction, after which the Mrs...116Di Govier. • •
:members enjoyed a .social Red 'Cross luniors„Tiao,..Junictr_'Red,
- Cross of. S.S. - No. 3, Colborne, •with
President -Murray, IlepPrigall, ,Seete-
tarr Bobbie- MeNall and--Treasin,*
11111k
-raleepa/ze-
eit09'e f/P
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS:
444. Mre. Fred Ross, Chilrelt treate
wet*. reverted, that $1,060.32 bad been
reeeicied_for consreptional_ PlirWsea
and, after all- obligatLputt had -been -met
there was a ,litilkince in the 'bank of
MrS.:-WesleY Bradnock re.,
petted .'for' the, 'W.U.S. that the al-
location of $80 had been kmet , and $3
in Mir vitae- Sent for the bale,. and
•two 'had 'n1sa• been contributed
to the bale, The LOWS' Aid report
that $41.3.0 hail, been raised. •'`' The
Sunday 'School report, given by lir.
Alfred Rellinson, 011eWeI1 tote,' receipts
of $U0,40, with. ;fat sent to missions'
and a, balance • on hand of .$15.70 alter
Prirchasing all supplies for the school.
Mr. J. 3*. Wilson, clerk of the session,
reported two members reeeived,intei the
'church, six batitisms and four deaths.
The following -Oilieera were elected:,
Congregationat'Secretary, J. 0, Stoltz;
einagreglitiOnal , treasurer, ' Mrs. ,Fred
Ross; linr,04-'brganist,. Miss. ',0-00Plkine"
Weir; assistant, „Miss Norma Dam; ;
auditors, Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. W. T.
Raison, The two retiring. managers,'
Ernst Hiekinghettein- and _Alfred, Rol-
linntni, were re-elected" for a ter43 of
liree rears,: Other .,lininagera are W.
T. Robison, Edgar Lawson, , O. Itung!'
Wilt, J. nO. ,Stoltz and Wm, Wagner;
trustees, john" Doerr,- Herman Deer,
3. 0 'St:att. e'Orara Mee; j.
C. Steitz, „Herman Daer ; delegates .to
Central tuner41. V. Yungbiut and j. C.
StoltZ'; Herman ' Paer, G. F.
xupgbitit.,; superintendent,
'insert. Mr; 3. Wilson closed the,
meeting with prayer,: ;
'• -Wornen's institute. • Edgar
Lawson Presided for the his- torical
research 'meeting of the Women's,
*Institute, which was held In the
Forestere'' Tuesday-afternoon:7
During' the-. business -period --tt. letter]
was read from Miss Fiera , Durniu,
home economies. coach, regarding girls'
gardening. This wan left Over for an-
other Meeting. The ramnbers brought.
their "foot of pennies" in and $13 was
,real4ed..•••:The Cemmittee, .. in • charge.
.hope to make $50, tilaich is to he given
to , the Overseas box fund. It was
decided to sell tickets „ en the quilt
denoted ,to the Institute, by Mrs.. 11/1Og-
XidA.:: Airs.- Thos. McNair" and :Mrs. clainaed ialf honored pioneer , early
L. Irwin were aPPOinted: a committee Thnisda,y nierning when --Solm-TMc-
te :sell these tickets. *tThe names of
he ''Sunshine -Sisters" were Knight 'passed away. at his home in
Oa."' -Auburn after an illness of two and
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DOING UNGANNON
GIL_NNO/04.,Vciib. . lfitrola
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Spro- ul on :Wednesday of last week
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started bia return trip to Pavidattip
Sask.„" after .a 'Inonth's 'bait I/Atli Ida
,
,inett▪ lert- Mrs. P. Sproul, 'and other
relative4. Ile WO accomPfluted to
Toronto by. two of his sisters, 141sil
: Clara Sproul "And Nis. Arthur 1,111iott,
• • who' visited in the 'city for few days.
• The World' Day of Thlayer , will he,
observed nrskitie ,rresbYterian
alitroh: on Friday, February at
The three churches of the
, village • will =unite ,and all 'are invited
• to att6114, , The speaker, will' be Mrs.
(Reit.) Donaldson of Lucknow.'
• Mr: uo.o. of Toronto and
daughter, `Miss Doris Reid, of Glode,"
A.611, Were homo over the week -end. ..•.
Mr.'D Old -• Sproul,- Son gr. and
Um. atm SPrOul,. had his , feet, badly
Crushed ;when a log rolled on it ;while
BaSuto Pioneers did great service in the illerce lighting north of Salerno, .
Xtaly
71'hey Carried ammturitimeantt.supplies.:up-. threugh- difficult
mbantain eotantry to British troops; in, the front lines,- helping the
Fifth Army towards ,Its 'Successful break through into the Plain Of-
",,,Naliles, • • , .,111* '
eceupants Of ramie in the Salertb area watch ."
- some 141800 pioneers on their way Op to forward positions.'
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rahnication was read ` from .head-
quarters regarding ..the Convention to •
134MPIELD
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wow_ =watt that ow president, Mrs. = reh.„ 15. ---Pte.- Ellen -
Herb Mogridge, be a. delegate,- with IgnOlcaY; C.W.A4,.. was home over
the
Mrs. James 'WoodS as an alternate, • 'A week -end." Pte. MaoKay •is „tondeb.
nuniber ef . pilloweues and girls' 'for a short tirole I:lending her transfer
dre6seS i'vn,veTe hTOught ht. • Afil.*.. Woods - AO -the' Postal Corps. '1 '
04ered - prayer,. , The Meeting closed, Miss Je' sephine Stirling has returned
with ,n -the singing ,,,,,_of the National' i*lorvise._;„ irgteht,i‘:Illeta.yingren,,;:voir7.di;...ihg4it ,43.47te_k..,,
Anthem.. A dainty -lunch 'was 'seried
by Mrs. 11. Snell" 31rs' Wm': .C.+111.1g The Junior Red Cross is-holdiu
and Mise Sadie Carter. , " -, .0pen„,lneeeng'in-Enygerd pal-- ne senghin
on Friday afternecia froba" '3 to lo'Clock.
Veath 9f 49/01"411reirnight...-,11eath MaSon ,MeAllister -recently', Pour Ired
The PIttillS have Planned a prograni oss quilts were . Completed: 'Plans
and there will be arr. exhibition a were. made for 4 a' euchre 'and dance
their ' work. A. 'iF:45iftilal- invitation. is ',0 be held in. the parish' hall on Thurs.
extended' to all . parent -a , and thOs day ' evening, February .1.101. The
interested in 'Red CroSsmaint
„had been active,„carrying on his trade
as ,a, carpenter,- He rocowed. P. s-eveie. teachers hope there Will be a selahro,goel, :March meeting will • be lield at the
activities to attend this meeting. The home of the president, Mrs. Jas. Craig.
shock and, injuries•when he fell' from number of ratepayers Present. ,, . LeTdhdye,Nalifs,swesiaIgrhenaeraR4ohigirihtesnehaanact Clrerrits-
a school 'reef whi0,. he wasT-shirigling' For the Ited Cross.—The Red Cross herne over the week -end. ' ' .. •
eatisillg' an „illneSs which 'resulted ta... benefit held in the Town 1-kil On Fri- mrs. mitik -• Armstrong vitas a Week- . James Brown 1S' leading 'all' hunters,
Seott Of - SeafOrtli-Showed Moving pie- end visitor with her ' daughter, • Mrs. haxviny!;!rshcoottrhpiz.,tarmelixtie4itelit--tcl.eare,stol:v` ek."
his death. Born ' Se-ptember Ottii,. 1860, . day la.t.was, a de040 sticcesa;„ sames
tureS -taken '• at his hiekliatelietg,, a -'?le:viivrein'arCerapigle'it' asetd:LtmOvir°enp.ort.th,%;;;I'e. daughter' Gwen, of TeeS7w4te., r, visited--:' .
nets, 'view§
reel of the fiosfsBeiamyfienemin;ABlialsffaeialds, lifting
Melvin Craig, Who ho; been 111 :with. one dayThist -Week With the 'forin'e:k*S•
, reeoverY, althouW-grtilit.liren-l?Nivilt,°1e•rehtsrUlli:Pinatae:141.1: -13N1.-AM%"13.-;.'7:ErOunlit'cl:.1iN!7(Cx,":1.1:,RIN:uitleAlr.478t7. -:
,,.--,k0eridv...W.rites,of-a--elergyman.:.-w.
on a triP through Muskoka; and North- ipsnemunattkiminigall4invo'
•Oritz: Ontirrid.- particularly.. beautiful • '
,iathilgaylhcil,s;;ird.enthteciTiMnirs.e8.744)!'PliabirkVivvaenrde
Mrs. H.....ThOnies ISlayed for a °dal
.. .. spending ft couple of days this week known in 'God4eriSch17:. '''' ,-:', '•''''. -
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was a reel of nowers in color. Folliity-
-pairelit,S;-Mr.'`untl-MrST-Jas'.-'Gralgi'-'are'
to hosPital for *seine...time yet. His
,,. • ,
hop. The affair netted'over $33. The in London With Mervin. and Mrs. 'Craig.,
, The Presbytery of .gamilton at;its....-
finance-comnittee is 'grat.ef*iil to James
_ meeting on February I, 10.4, ,nomite,
- 1 AFEKING .----- -Edith--.14e :has declined to be „a .candidate fel!' . '
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,F,EliFeb.I.-71-115.. - ated Rev: William Barclay, :M.A.',„ D'.1).; .
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' . • • .•"'". ' ' 1 [ as principal of Knox College, .Torento. -.
*oPfiliCloiPsIberont 'eLvgiesirte°d
w at
and h Mary0,iri.epHortonectaicae
callthirr istiti':ania' 0-, as a duty laid uPetirhinll : •
*lane would . consider the: .
homes .this...week-entle . •.. '. by, the church; Ile has been *ininIster''.
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Mrs. Geo. Pl.0111ns,, ....Albert, Veletta• ef, -,cent-i;4_,:einireil., Jithniate,n,.101,„,,oyer - , •
and Ur: • and . Mrs, Either: Foran ' • of
Fordyce visited .. at Hernaan Phillips" ential congregation, ;and. in the -"City ,-
seventeen pars,„, as.. strong anfl •-iniiii- ,-
during the week: ...._:- ' served for 'three. years as :-president
Margaret PhilliPs is assiating c4rS;,
E. Ackert et •Helyrood-thie• 'week. • -. ,
- The -Red Cross..14vorkers' lield"A eadial
evening • and. pot supPer; in, the
Kier part Of the evati
Odrinera were sivi.,;rstok CWao
Mr. Herb, Stetitere.' Conso
went to gm (.1Seo. godOea
Gordon, Scholtz. Wheat
.plied nundelor dancing, and at inseh
lovely trandowerked table runner. ".
uthnutt.se utt,tbei lau3741-xliact:t swaincidome draw: *forbottat
tide affair. WA* that,•when, gra. Wilbur
Brown;. with the container of *4
tickets, invited the oreb,es.tr*. lady to
draw the...Jacky ticket she,got ourprime
wwbaseudrItaewrtlt!)'1Wite..nrgerPt's°1o'fnwth,,nnamee
ing amoun,ted $411,. The.prodts will
he nse4 in,remembering the boys over-
seas. it was announced .that another '
flan e would be held later.• Wins •
lot RielrAiInnigan 4.413 rewired word
from the West that his great-nephew,
F1t Lt. D.,Jt Megnoid, of Suirunar*:-
.110..:W4S working' in the bush jwit :Week; berry, Sask., WaS awarded , the ,
was taken to Gotlerich hespital for 'thignished Ming UrOSS January.
X-ray examination and returned home, The. Yong airman's, gritUflPareute are
It was discovered that some bones the late- McQuaid' and Sarah .
Were breken, and his foot will be a -Finnigan, and his parents are Mr, and
Cast, for 'several weeks. „ ' Mrs. Bert U-cQuolci of -Sinittnerberry,
frs.'Kenneth Hedge of Burtch Is Sir*. He As a bendier pilot, 04..icoastal
visiting=her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Rich. operations,. On three different', 0 -
Park. __Her husband, - LAO. - casions his Plane Vyaki- 'damaged,- and,
ROdge, has ,been moved lately to St: once le wae, wounded; but, he has al-,
Catharines. • - , ways been able to bring the plane
ehre-and--Dancer--The -Wornen's also'-erediterl-n-vrttly-4',
Institute sponsered `a euchre and dance , sinking a TS -beat.' His likether; Sgt. -
in the -Parish on Friday •night.' ,A. McQnoid, IS an -instriletor *at No,
Progrtssive-euchre-,-svas-en3oyed-ii-thel Wireless-liebool, -Guelph.
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1101%\t-TBROOK, -1.0„--rhe ' "St: -PORT ALBERT, -Feb.' 1,6-„., Pilot
Augustine War Workers met at the Offider 'Ernest, Crawford and Mrs.-
hoins -of'mrs. 0C-0...Robinson an.441rs..- -Crawford, (it visited "-
Weekt-end the4iome of the -vernier's
mother; 11,1.1'S:--, Prawford. /*a.—
Cravvfett. 'returned =to* --
act
an we tthe niclIser:d svonisi:t iytehy tahae4m f, a as ywell
Toronto. „, • -
,Roderick -McKenzie visited4-Ittst •
week -end at Kitchener and Other parts.
A great' n.umber of foxes have been -
shot in.the district this winter., Mr. '
RT. ALBEIt
halt years.. Previously Mr, McKnight
Roberteon, held a era-blow...awl; A Very. interesting' program .i.was ;en-
euehre,party in the school on „Monday
evening,,. agthkas
• master of ceremonice.-;:, The. mils put
on „ short program chnsisting of
-choruses-ana- recitations, • Afterwards
the guests playecteuelare and.'crolcinole,
-Mrs. Thos. MeNall'whining ladies -first
prise 'for -euchre,_"Anms' --Andrew4he.
Andrew -the -
gents Virst,aral.,__Wiliftink Cantwell the
consolation. For Crokiiiartraf
Went,' to...Miss Donna'. McPhee and
Gordon Watson, . and the consolation
•,te,,,,A1Ma,,„Megliee, Little Miss Mary"
Andrew; drew the .1.1iCtiY7tidieri6 Att-
afghan knit by the girls. of *the school.
Mr. Harold Montgonfery BeninMer
wee the holder of the lucky ticket.
prize or, two war saving i stamps Went
to the pupil selling the west tickets
and was won by Murray McDougall,
who 'sold $12 werth.: proceeds
of . the . and the evening
amounted- to $30. Lunch .wris served
..the ladies. Miss Caraeran-le- the•
teacher. • :*
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from YOUR -OROrCERY, rxRpG' AN Annual IVIeeting.-,--The annual mbet-
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TOBAC,C.O.STORES-!-*Atit415 RESTAURANTS .1 leg. of the congregation of Knox Pres-
- .'*.tiTANKs MO' POST' OFFICES- Churela wits held with litr:
. • ' Win ' Endearii *ng
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Pied, including a sole by:Miss Amelia
malwain, and -a reading bathe life of
Sir Adam Beck .by Mrs. James Woods.
The topic; "Historical Research" was
ably given by -Miss Margaret King, who
gave -at excellent -paper on tliklaistory-
-Antrcirtr-librarY-.--:-A-duet-Was-renderetl-
of- Auburn whietr7Provettl:very-inter tbe. cre-parted,---Man.--Was-the--soti-of---the
---thefa--e6Py- of this paper be Put itt-7-ihe. -Mfg. june-
-esting. Mrs._ Gordon. Taylor moved
*bitch. • Mrs. Wm.. Craig riVe a 7read- ,Nile, ihtn
glass, china, silv,efi-a Ofe.
King was . the holder of the luelry
Thie
a prize on whicla•tieltetS to the amount
14. Misses ' Sadie °atter al141-:.4,1m- and for ' four. /ear* they resided at
ticket' -A pleasing -feature of the pro-
gram was which was a .`dis-
ing. . Current 'events „were, given by
of. $1.20 were sold, Miss Margaret vived
play- of antiques. These consistedt.of.
--2 late Mr. and Mrs. Win, McKnYght-of
by his. wife, -brie son,,,
the Presbyterian ,church.. is stir -
;married 't,O Mary- 'Steele of' .4shileldr
they had since resided. Mr. McKnight
Auburn, and one daughter, Mrs. Lloyd
brothers, James of Goderichmrasn,d,oWhat
liam of Nile; two sisters,
Ferguson- (Reatha,), of Clinton ;,tsyo
moved to Auburn, whete
*I3th:,-- 1900, he was,
SeDeteta,ffipir acfon jtarhibautminagepthaenamavi_es:
George
itt
,from, 100 *vs',
The exhibitor. gave a history e.f •her
exhibit in which articles ranged in age Sask.
Weeds, Yiee-presiderit otttne x41-,e;rarTls
- s' i.on Saturday afternoon from , his late
Chrystal (Sarah) of Regina, and Mrs.
" ;.Ssi_ex,°.t.gtkAndelintirell`
no:vii:e.sthrid.:hie,061.11itshcioa'ne:, 0 fJi)joahou irnin
and two great -Wits. born. SinZBiy-tield july.,_1‘11.04rif°18na01,11,:
his home on the Ilionson *line 'early
MacDonald oceurred
*then took charge. The, secretary,_ Mrs; 2,
•.,grarldehildrOjk.7;htt:e,
Fred Resa, rea.d. letters of thanks for residence,„ the service' being conducted
by Rev. Silver of 'the Baptist MacDonald: He ,resided on the :home:-
'pareele from =-Flight Sergeant Harold church_ ;Zile -pallbearers, were, Harry stead .1111 his info, and lie .neker mar -
Logan of Southampton? Medd,
rieo. -Besides nhis .parentS-1 one sister,
11J.rs.4 MargareeMcKinler of Winnipeg,
Asquith .Pte. Bob. Govier, Pte., .ttri.
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reperts,,,were . given by all the kiecre-. Mtigford and Norman Rodger. A cora-,
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Each week yotUreceive your Signal.Star you receive a
• statement of 3ro'ur acCounit iith us as to. whether you'are* in
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arrear a or paid in'advaiTce.
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arres,reand_cali !Ad pay pi. youi remittance
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Ephraim Ball,- WilliaM Stewart, Wil- • ancl one_hrotherCharles' Stewar . Mae- of' the Council, of ,Seeial Agencies and .
liamn Haggitt and---Bdgar---Lawson.,Donaid. of . Toronto, .prededeased him, „another three.years, as president of the
Ainong the floral tributes ' were* those , He is survived. , by , four - , nephews, *Council of ChurClies. .s. As
ct sl 3,- liar neil.jusecrvaineen,s4thiv:twhea•sPeire_ztbeyd-.
frem "The Family," "The.. Brothers,,,
George, -Stewart an,d Douglas. mae, hill at. Blake's on -Tuesday evenmg, his
agnif - „ .
. Donald a Dallas, Texas, and john Me. February 8th, whiely 'was :quite a •suc. 'inOderator of, the General Assembly in_ ,
David Johnston and 'family, Nile; "The
Kinley of Winnipeg. The funeral will cess, Proceeds, $12.50, .will he used to 1940. He Is a native of Glasgow, Seet-
he • held. from St., Andreiv's b-priited Inv Material to 'continue the Work., '. 'land, and ;graduated -from its libivere-7::
church, --on Thursday -afternoon.: Inter: ;I's:The ,Y.p..u.. are holding, a • valentine ity at the., age of - twenty-two; with
ment will be in Bayfield cemetery. social hi the hall ,on Thursday night horrors in natural scie,nce ' and phil-:'
60DERieFi : TOWNSIIrP .of this .Week. Proceeds for -India_ and -
China, famine. fund: • ' ' • and other Pr/Zee.
osophy, , winning . the -Lorimer ' bursary
In. ' divinity; he wet(
C4r‘ 07.)BRICki-50.Vit'NOEI:X, ,Ireh. .1,Q.--.— next Sunday. : • . ' '
Church service at 10:45,,at„ Blairens .
... ••' • 1.1B.D. In Hebrew. Among, the positions
the MacFarlane bursary. kin& took ..hiS :.
atulations-to:Mr:,-aild-Mays,.,:-B0 Mr_. and Mrs. °Mar brooks Cle Nile • - ' • .. .
, . t#-4. on Sinithir witir-Mrr,-n-JUI-lirs.-4
- - - • • ...„. . • he filled .3.11_20_01md was as a member
o _ the , ional-:-Cemmittee,;-7--for& the
Pte. _Wm.,....Fergilison, and Peter ' Red Cross Branch. --The regular ,, Training of ,.Teaehere. In* thO. kirst
Among those -present fr0111-a., tpAanee Wilson .on the,"arrivar of :a wee son. , 41ch. Kilpatrick:, . '',.
Stet:eir.orTditift-o7Mr:-.1Jog-air-44-4South,- 4neeting_d.._
ASHFOLP-;,,,,. „._,, --1-Genewil.---Allonlry.2--when..---he„,,,,entg04.., ---
Great War as a chaplain he was with
arapton and friends froni Clinton, Gode- North, Etop...brarith", .of the 'Red GroSs
ertell---TOWIIShip
4TOTOsaleln.
rich,' Nile. and Dimgannon- • _ - Sciciety was 'held -,pn Tuesday. evening_
at.the;home "rif Uri, GE Ilitrwood.—The' . - ASIIP.IIIILli.;-. Telt.,--IG.—Mre.7.--Enril ,. - *k .
S" IsTO 4,0RE',..
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, , Presided, and received the varieus. re-! parents, Mr. - and -Mts.,: Robert D. Mad.: -.Owing , to • the ',prominence ,of ',tile,: .
president, gi: , Clayton • Laithw„aite, Nergard of Chicago is visiting with:her "Puttparipm4 .1131i
ports, after the secretary, Mr: ,T. R. Donald. . vietlin,-widespread, priblieity, is given-
• • .
'Aniline, had read the 'minutes .of : the . Mr. and Mrs.- Maurice Bowler were ,,
to the fact that, Freddie Bartholomew,
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- WESTFIELD, Feb._ 15.2,Mr. Albert -
Stein, _of Crailk; Sask., Vigtecl. Wi.01 Mr. last ,theeting ' The. treaSurer, Mr, E4. presented with a Iovely valehtine -in bne-time child motion picture star, has -
and Mrs,' Maurice 'ItesMan-'-laSt Vi;eek. SOwerby, gave a financial:report of the: Goderich - hospital en, Fehruary 14--a
'- - Weil diteharged from the United States —
Mr. Wesley Stacithage„ and Miss- laSt dance; shoWing a -balance of - $66156. Son; -.CongratulatiOns1-6, , . Arm'y,becatise of I distibilities resulting
Evit;4 of .,Brucefield,. Visited ' recently Mrs, Harwood L%1 '1 repert of the . Hon.& has come to an, Aslatield boY, „from a • "priletieal joke." '11.iiiii -Year-EA —
With 'Mr . --and Mrs. Wra. McDowell.- Work done by the"ladies since *January pt. Lieutenant Donald' K.. Macithy,. , , -
agesome "funny) person pulled -a, chair •
,
Mr. and Mr$,. J. L. McDowell indilet: 8 quilts, 2 scarves, 2 pair ordinary %%to has heen award'ed the To.F.C. for from _under iiiiin, Now' he is unfit for '
Gordon, Mr, and Nis. Charles Smith,lsoeks, ?Q. pair .gloves;4 girls'_ sweaters, his skill, fortitude and devotion to
-- military service, and,, must wear ' a' -
and children visited on *Saturdak with 3 girls' „jumpers, 1 womanrs, sweater, .1 duty in,,operational 'flights, . The news brace on -; his- baek; The tragic tot is -
Mr; and.„Mrs. Bert 'Vincent, 'Belgrave. ' hoy'S. suit, 1 pair child's stodkirkgs,-.3. of this distinguished honer confined- that he ' is 'only. one of.,.,,theirsands, ',.frif •
'Mr. and*Mrs.• Amos Ball and Aoki% baby"8" outfit.. Plans • NverO -made -for upon Donald ss'iswith • pride victims, We do not. hear much Of the *
' - thc? coming danee.„pa 'griclay. evening, and delight liy his IllattY:.:fri,ends here,
, others : because. they Are- not in . the •
also for a' dance in:1March 'and One In Mr. David 11.1acKenzie has ,beeri. cott.. public eye, but-theygoto make up *a '
April. Caltivaers were appointed for fkued to Gbslerich :hospital . and _we. , are .n,,ti 6- 1,
to W'hen -Will people realize -
the coxning Red Cross drive :I, For ' the,. . glad to,,Iniar..he is making a satisfactory ,"'''
that ther6 is 'nothing fumly ur so-called •
,
I3ayfield .roicl, liobt:' 'Andrews`, it. ' o . rnepvery„ J._:, _
R. Sowerby, Wm, Stirling; ,for -t - ..... 1, : '•ioti6's-aat. depend for their burner on
suffering awl humiliation? ..
* -. ' '- -'1',„--.....•:_ .- * - . , . ' ' : - '--
A'..marring8s TOWN.
,
Kincardine's -vital statistics for 1043'
Wowed . twenty:four . raarriages an.d
Grandchildren"; Auburn,. Baptist'
drara, Clinton. Baptist -church, Mr. and
,Mrse Scott v Rosetown ; Mr., and .Mrs.
.Chrystal, Regina, the Ferguson family ;
the Love tanally, the Logan fan:kily,
rs. Gahdys--Rivett.- These were-ear-
ried by the grandchildren, Pti, Wmf.
Ferguson, M.rs. Cha,is. Love, Lois Fergik:
:Doris:tankJack• McKnight. Inter-,
ment-Lwas in Dunganiiiiii7C-eiheter
of Aubtrrn,„ visited orp-Wednesday, with
.Mr.1.tind. Mrs. Norinan• McDowell:
'•Mr. and Mrs. Emerson' 'Rodger at-'
teeded the graduation,: exercises itt
Dunnville' on, Friday, when LAC. ,Leslie
,
.Rodger 'received his wings.
• Mr. -and 'Mrs: M. Bosnian yisited-T4th 'doneessinn, vverett Mcilwain;..Vict
recently with Mr, and Mrs. Meredith Falconer and D. Lassciline for the
Young of *Lendestmio. • lipron Edwards and T. R.:
The Mission. Band net on Sunday Rundle'. Couneillor Gordon--; Orr , was
,
afternoon. with fourteen pre.spresent.The,. present, a/la,. outlined the plahs of the ,Cozninonivealtli, enjoying absolute twenty-two -.deaths recorded with '41m
to‘v, - !
meeting., was . led by.- Cecil ' CaniiibelL Council: 'to ..Preseat , gift to the men dependence,. should e
hove- nn derk---but not one-birthEx--
tered with -
The. Scripture le -S011 WO.- r(ad' I.)s, Avilo are 01(1 S( tipoir their Yeturfi. I out .delaY 01 hesitition into 1 qutgretapI instion the Kincodiut_1,10,pitai
li"rtlnklin Campbell .tind•readings. Were Sowerby is the Red CrOSS repro- • *hien. Seine, unschooled in the jidett7.,4if oniside the -tovvrt •'
sentative,on--tlils-project,—The•Nation.- interdependence,-nrigAthoe,
al Anthem_ was sung. •
- An Welling of Geed FellowshiP.—,
A inilone event was staged, at -the -fine
farm'. home of Mr: Frank Chisholm;
concession 3..'fjofleyich. township, svhen.
4 - to. commernora.te
the 'lisaving-of-the-011islielra-clan f
the Ctit lino to theprbrtit end ofGoile-
rieh-tqwnship, under the leadership of
the* late Alexander • The
family has .resided.-Itere over peripd
of 'seventy years. The, occasion took
the forla. Of a baiiquet, the suraptuous
repast , crowned. with mince -pie and
other deleetablos being greatly erdeYed
by all. At the _conclusion, the ebmpany-
in joyous mood turned to entertain:,
nient. The toast to nis Majesty the
King wire' leyalty. acclaimed. Speeches
i'ilinlitit.,rjetaini;taigsacithrigrojavegsr alamalztiletigh•lailpepiycleti!wts_.
gone days • fttrair-died much merriment,'
rintil the *approach of Sunday orkiing
renilialed the rovellers that the' best
of friends xnust part. After ivishing
tile jovial bachelor lioSt nianY more
Years of prosperity in ..his honle.
the gathering dikipersed, „
"See alsc psge 6) •
. -FREEDOM AND, 'UNITY
•"In:Yea.rs to iteine it will surely seem
a Vital circuinsttiece of history7that
four great dominions of the -British
'MeDowell. Mrs. Norman Alepnwell. remote from their shores, and alien to , ,•__ __.. ......_,...........:
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and, Mrs, Howard Camphor. each told thefr intereats.'-'-it' is ,an''Oeht of -1114-----.4--- -
aystory,_:10-the children. ' , ' tory that itf 'these -dark days, .* When
Mr, and Mrs: Howard. CamPbell and Europe-- nabook,„. with., tlie, nimble of, ,
Mr. Douglas Campbell. . were ',recent alder's tanks and the -trainp. of ' (let-,
n lea& or n 1‘,4%.-•tind Mrs. It: •Stonehouse Joan feet, from th,ese fair free corners.
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of Ooderich.' , • of the world there Should lia.d iiiRtaink...-•'
- Congratulations are extended to taneously conie-that great and liesatelt., -
,
LAC. Leslie Rodger, who. has teceived ing reinferceinerit, ef fighting ihen in
his commission as Pilot ' ollicor, .T all their 'Vigor aod valor. of food, of
"'..' Ex -Reeve RaymOnd iteddiond ' re-; 'Supplies; br help of every.kilid. 4 . . .. '
tamed' home. from Toronto' on MondaY •Dernopratie gOvertiment, whieh 'Or- ,
to till the vacancy as clerk and Areas- *Wally. seemed only workable, Within
.„-orer dt - tilast Whwatesh, eared hs'. the Bruit's," of a ' single . laity, became '
1 the death- of the late Mr, Alex: Porter- Passible 'firSt. in. the . small ' and cbra-.
I1eld. 4.,..= __L, ' posif4 natien-state,. an& then in , far
_. Alt; and *Mrs. ' Norman McDowell larger. or more Ireteregenons .grolllis.
-.8..isited on Saturday,: with , Mr,. and like theMnited' States or • Canada, or, :
, Mrs. Carl T>eans ,pf. Winghtun. 'Mrs. As We hope. in India. it may, there- ,
Oshaldesten returned home With Amu.' lore; be that this later method of as, 1
'We are pleased to hear that .Ars, sedation, Whieh we eall the TtrifiS11:!
Elwin Taylor is sloWly improving after Empire' • and Cconiroonweititir, this'
lker'' sndden motions illness last,' Thura- Method 'of cembining 010000 freedoMi
day,* Miss Garniss of Morris tOwnship with the requisite unity 'of aetion; la,
Is in attptidance. ' ' the ;beginning of yet another grafting i
t, MO Ira., Ni,.' flostuan were guests' on the democratic piant."—"-From hi
reeentlY ,a't the :Wail& ,of "Air. anti MVS:. speeeo mime kW naufftx in, New
., „ Lord ... .,,
Ouneati MeNiehel of Walton. ' . York 't=c,cently. - -
:Barbara, of Godorich, ViSited on Sun- ----7-•"' • , . Oustonaer (pointing to laundry par -
Mr. and Mrs'. Gordon *Sinith and
daY. witlit Urs'tilidMrs„.. /. L. McDowell. . trriti1/2.,, chttrlutttebinTaint,He „,,,w.,. hy, dons't cel) :„ "is that mY name in ,Chitiese?"
The Young poorites meeting on 'Wed- Laundryman - (lieSitatingl.y) :' • "N -no."
,riesday night took, the form of a- social you nriest that ..rindist, colony that is Customer (gettitiCeirri)ns) I '''it Must,-
es.t,teftnoilitilgit.,41,tni,a,mileolnibt3toyotneNgve,roopollcIVeoft... disgracing* this nefghborhoOde?". be seine kind-iff-iiit Identification mark.
. Sheriff, (somewhat - of it wag) ,t, ."I What is it?" tarindryteant, "It's dis- IT
tattled. Q /Much Waist served tit -the closewV
ould hut it's awful hard to get nit-- v CliPtion--it say MI, fat man- who never ,
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