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1101MESITILLE
HOL3IESVILLE, April 2. -A'he
W.A. of Hoiniesville United Church ,
presented the play "Business, Mer-
ily Business" to a large audieuce
in the Sunday ScItool on 'Friday;
evening. March 28. With. the Rev.
M. 0. Newton as chairman, the
evening opened with asitia Eileen,
Gliddon playing u piano solo and 1
Rev. Newton giving u reading. The
play was dimeted by Mrs. S. i
Walter and those taking part were:
Mrs. Harry Cuthnore as Aun Ware;
Mrs Jack Yeo as Patty Ware;
Mrs. William Noru»tn 'as Mrs.
Ware; Mrs. E. J. Trewurttui as
Addy Kingaley; %Ira. Ed. Grigg as,
Norma Cole; Mrs, Frank Yeo as
Dora Terry; Mrs. W. Yeo as Miss
I. D. Horne; Mrs..11. 'Williams' as
Primrose Bates; Mrs. L. Bond a,s
Kitten Bates end Mrs. N.‘ Heard,
-as Meg Sikes. During the inter-'
missions the audience enjoyed two
vocal duets by Miss .Grace Lobb
and Mr. Jetties Lobb, accompanied
by Miss Eileen .Gliddon, and two
piano duets by Miss Gliddou and
Miss K. Holmes.
Miss Marie Gliddou, nurse -in -
training at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, 441nt the week -end at her
home in the village.
The 'Rey. M. G. Newton and Mrs.
Newton were dinner guests last
Wednesday evening of the Rev.
Hugh C. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
at the RVesley-Willis parsonage,
Clinton. - .
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Miss Zona Newton, daughter of
the Rev. M. G. and Mrs. Newton
has been appointed to the liuron
County Health Unit for the month
of April. Miss Newton is a student
at the University of Wegern On-
tario School of Nursing Ail Public
Health. '
Miss Ruth Patterson, R.N., of
Hamilton, Ontario, has been ap-
pointed to the Huron County Health
Unit for the month of April and
will be the' guest of Miss Newton
at the Holmesville -United Church
parsonage.
Tie regular meeting Of the
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THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAB
Rabbit Plague Threatens Lio' ns Kingsbridge Area
If your husband Is a Lion and meeting he attended. District goy-
, Farmers Leasing
coulee home one of these Wets with ernor Rawling told of the Plan of to Oil c ompany
the Exeter club. to pep up attend -
a rabbit or a rooster which he
duce h
insists must be .kept the house, caintib Friday
nigvhisitthe Goderich
ted
don't blame bine lady, but rather I Now, who knows what is going
either the 'Exeter Lions Club or else on in the heads of the executive
Clayton B. Raveling, of Windsor, and right at this moment a bunch
Lions district governor, Ach0 ad- of rabbits and roosters might be
dressed the Lions Club meeting Fri- bought and held in readiness for
day' night. , a blitz 'attack on Goderich Liens
It seema the Exeter Lions Club 'absenteeism.
became ennoyed by too many- Llons
'1.4 t Hying '7;na' PI; ST.liELENS
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ST. HELMS, April 2. - The
meetin
death occurred in Vaucouver, B.C.,
• a n d de-
• cided to on March 10, of Dr. Harry Day,
▪ do some- husband of Annie Rutherford, form -
)t h 1 ngerly of this community.
:mulls. It.
Miss Margaret MacPherson, Reg.
of London, was home for the
it w a s
eek -end.'
agreed that Whenever a bw
bleat wits1
absent from -a meeting he would Mr. Bill MacPherson has reported
at Welland for duty un the RoYal-
be tracked down end -either a • ton.
rabbit or a rooster presented to t
him with the understanding he was! Messrs. Arnold iWoOds, James
Durein, F. G. Todd and Will .Mae -
to keep it at his house. and bring ;Crostie are among those who are
it baek at the next Lions Clnb under ibe doctor's e e.
Mr. Stan Todd and Andrew, of
AVillteltuate Mission Band will he , Egmondville were recent visitors
held in the school' on Friday, April with Mrs. D. Todd.
4, at 3.30, with Jack Norman in
charge of the program. KNOX LADIES' AID
Miss Grace Lobb of Stratford Knox Chtirch Ladies' Aid held
was the week -end guest of her par- au evening meeting in the auditor -
eats, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Lobb. '
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f Hll, FTh
Miss Betty - StOck and Miss mitt oNlac aridaY. e
Lorreue Cox were week -end guests, ladies of the various organizations
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill MeClinehef, were invited and a goodly number
London. attended. Colored slides of the
• Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Ross and erection of the new church were
John visited Mr. and Mrs. Don shown and found very interesting.
Rutherford, Ingersoll, on Sunday. A 'piano solo by Mrs. Watts was
Mrs. Kenneth Trewartha and much enjoyed, also a very pleasing
ehildren spent a few days this past solo, "There Is a green hill far
week in London, the guests of Mr. away," by Mrs. Clayton Edward.
and Mrs. L. Woodcock. Readings by Miss Jardine and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams and R. E. Wilson. added much to the
(oderieh Township, visited program.
with Mr. and Mrs. M. Stock on The meeting closed witlit it hymn
Sunda. and the Lord's Prayer in. unison.
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K I NGSB It WOE, April 2.-S e er.
al farmers in the Kingsbridge urea
halve leased drMlitg rights un their
property .to the Sun 011 Comp:fey..
for a 10 -Year period. The tern's
Of the agreements provide that
owuers of the land get a one-eighth
shere,t of tile, proceeds front 'any oil
Ptnuped on the leased property.
Withqpiing esening; fanners in
the area are hoPing that drilling
9perations 'will soon begin.
Death• of 'Duncan McIntyre.
This community 'was shocked to
hear of the sudden death of.Dunean
McIntyre of. Kintail last .Saturday
morning. He was in his 71st year.
The funeral took place on Tuesday,
April 1, in St. Joseph's ,Church,
Kingsbridge. '
Au unfortunate accident occurred
to nine-year-old Alice, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton, while
Playing with other childree. She
fell on the hard pavement, fractur-
ing her elbow and will be laid up
for some time.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs.
Jeremiah Dalton is home from the
hospital and is feeling very much
improved.
Mr, and Mrs. T. -J. Lannon of
London attended the funeral uf
the late Duncan McIntyre.
Mr. and Mrs, Fitzgerald of Tor-
onto spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Murphy.
Mr. and..._Mrs. John Kenny of
Detroit visited their cottage over
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe' Lane awl law-
ny of Seaforth stient Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Martin. -
Served in County
College Principal
Accepts New Post
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The Reverend ,A 11.O'Neil, M.A.,
DAL has resigned as Principal and
Dean of I turon College, London,
to become the General. SecretaLY
of the- Itrieish and Foreign
Society in ('anada. I)r.
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t re (tit...Hive August 1.
A nati‘e )f Clandeboye, 1)r.
41 Nell. gra dna terT-frote t1i 1 ni-
versity id" \Vesterti intario ili less
with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
111,, following Y4.:1 11,11) r("'oi '('11 his
1...114. front Huron Colli.ge and in
12(211;o
btained degree of It'acht-
lor I from the ,•ollege.
In 19:11 he NV:IS 41111:1 1 11V(I. 'priest
a nil dearon 1001 went to At x**.orl,
1 loll frill anti Elnia as ro.t or. 1 le
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%Vas in Clinton
s'shrsary ts, ps:ts, hi•vi
iransferred to 'SI. l'ave'S church,
clinton. It sas from this ,.liarge
that 0 4241111` to 111121r14
ai•Litu.; liritic,ipal 111 May el.P.111 10
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ael»,inted principal. the firs* Can-
adian to - hotd .-that
years later 110 rt -0t\ 0(1 the 1'14.11,w -
:try degree of I torso r of .111vi11ity
it• spring convocation of the coll,.ge.
121 antii.1111(iing Dr. 're-
signation. Bishop 1,11xton s;11(1:
congratulate otir Prin,ina I on. liis
new 11 1,11(111112 114).111t. 111 his IleNV
otticr, pr. O'Neil will be an ,:idatin-
iStrator nf rite, hirgt.st in
t'atiatlit in terms of I(1InSilIli!v.
\.t' are all ,coes1 1115 *if th,. 14re:1
(1011 that 2 he r),i0().sr, Huron 011,
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BLYTH W.I. PRESIDENT •
SPEAKS AT CLINTON
Mrs. Lorne Scrimgeour, Blyth, dis-
trict president of the .Women's In-
stitute addressed a well -attended
meeting of the Clinton Women's
Institute held in the agricultural
office board rooms, Clinton, Thurs-
day afternoon. - 4•
"The Women's Institute, which
was organized In 1897, is today a
world-wide organization. About 85
counties, ,representing 5;000,000
members, sent delegates to the
Amsterdam conference. In 1953,"
she said, "the Associated Countries,
IWomen of the World will be enter-
tained in Canada."
Explaining the Ontario W. gift
of a tractor to Greece, the speaker
told of the appeal made by a direc-
tor of .the Unitarian Service Com-
mittee at a .W.I. area convention
in Fort Francis.
The plight of North Greece after
erop failure was described by this
director to,the Ontario 'W.I., which
decided that this implement would
not only educate the Greeks to
cultivate their own lands, but would
vrove to be a twentieth century
tuiratTe" 'of mercy *TO' those who
needed -it: --;"
to 11r. O'Neil. While he will he '
sorely 11117s -ed .11Y- Tire_ -trfe------of tire-r-----YolluertY-P-110ebe-4-Wmvs.-I‘he-ww
new Huron College, we shall (lWays born in Colborne .TOWIISIlip, a
1111‘e Wm as- a member of our Iluron doughter of the late Mr. and. Mrs.
Dirree,ati family." 'William Crews. Since her marriage
The Reverend 1)r. O'Neil's ;1*.;etpt- 70 years iigh, she had resided on
ance of •this nufst rtl Tiler ',husband's farm in Goderich
ecumenical post has brought highlTowdhip. Mr. Walters predecea-eoll
honor to Huron College and to the 'her in 1933. She was a member
Church of England in Canada. ! of Zion I'nited Church t T tylot'n
First-,Canatlian Ileail Corner.
Accepting, his new position.' Prin- ! Surviving :ire one son, elm rise;
rioal O'Neil teaves lsltitel 11 y cars ell the homestead; and three dough -
as head of Huron College. Ile was , ters, Mrs.. Gottlie Newton. of
hfi
e rst Canadian to hold ilo Porter's: ill, (1 °cleric') Township,
ottioe of 1.1-in,.;i1al, and he. will be Mrs. William .11c14ln. -of Sanford,
the litst Canadian' oc,•upy- Aliss Nina ‘Valters, 11t home_
Ai -1411 otlic, of General Secretary The Iles.; M. G. Newton, of Zion
11). British ,and Forcign Bible- so- Church, conducted the funeral Per-
, eiet , 110 snocls t 1.14.\(.1.014(1 vice 011 TlreS4111y :1f1V111014.1 111 the
W. 11. iiffl1s. Craii,ton flitter:1 1 home. Interment
ner yuar, ,,211,•1.. !iv. 1 1 1121,` in M:101101(1 cemetery.
to England. 4• Two grandchildren also survive,
111). church of I:leg:land w,,,Ilo Walttt. Hunt. of Hamilton, and Mrs.
fonn,lor of !Ile ItHijsn and isbahleston. Toronto, and
1111(14- 545-tely. Today 5i„.2ty three g1.08 2 grandchildt'en. Pall-
; is meeting the growing demand for bearers were Wilmot IIaacite:
the, publication and Ilio distribution Itobert ciodges, Albert eike,__Ilelyert.
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OBITUARY
MRS. WILLIAM meicr
The death of Mrs. William Me -
Kee, ricton street, occurred at her
home on Srlday in- her GOth year
after •tt long illness.
Formerly Mary Elizabeth Catb-
erine Pirter, she was a daughter of
the late John and Mary Matheson
Porter of Goderich Township where
she lived until tier marriage when
she resided in Port Huron, return- "4
Ing to Goderich nineteen years ago. '4"
Her husband predeceased her by
several years. She was a member
of Knox Presbyterian Church. Saw-
viving are one brother, John Porter,
of Goderich, and two sisters, Mrs.
Alexander Fordeu, of Brantford and
Mrs. George Sowerby of Goderich
Township.
The funeral service was held at.
the Cranston funerat home -on Mon-
day afternoon._ The Rev. IL G.
MacMillan of Knox Church offici-
ated. Interment took place in
Maitland cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harry Mitchell,
Arthur Maskell, Clifford McNeil,
Benson owerby, Reginald and Don-
ald Sowerby.
MRS. I:lucid' (,): iwAirApts ,„
After a long illness, Mrs. Hugh
0. Walters, of Goderich Tewnshlip,
passed allay in her 94th year in
Alexaedra Hospital.
of the Bible in every languago,-1, George Ginn and .I-lerlfert
1 Mrine Dr. O'Neil's tenure, l'Iurr:111' 1.,,n1I0' •
College has come 24 long' W;Iy„ hin
lildt'lltedneSS ,011 .1 he old builditigs
was w iped out. Today a I iocesan
Appeal for $375,000 is 111 progre,s•lo
t -free 'the new Huron Collegi. on the
Campus of 211) Iniversity. of 'West-
, ern 1 'Mario of
ef the present citt»paign. O'Neil
'-1 do hope, that the Hums
11.02 y ,successfully
complfted before 1 retire as I'rin-
cipal." T. date 722 per cent of
the required :1 mount has been
ra
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