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'The funeral mer -'t tee for William
M. 1111,ornllrld w;I. 111'01 :11 Ow
Ledge funeral home ort S;iturd;,l
afternoon. condur•ted by the 1111
1). W %'llharnr(, of Virtoltia `itr',•(t
United C'hur'ch, assisted by Ile'.
Rev Howard Minslker, of Bethel
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bearers were Thomas JIarnthim,
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corn crop on the alone seem, >ti or,
the Canadian (',orn -Crown fu►
1.ynn lte bertsun .1i Atilt Count)
fernier. His yield wry 139,82 bush
eels per sere, which topped all
others in Canada In the Iii /4 fie
keyed 5 -Acre DeKalb ('urn Gro...,
in (.ontesst,
Robertson's yield was h,y(Jle'r
than this other 219 Ontario tarm-
ers'who too, part in the 1Ji2 lie -
Kalb t-orn Contest, His held was
st►r'ing-{,'owed, dished, harrOwe-d,
received an application of 2iu
pounds of 2-I0-12 fertilizer per
acre, and planted with 1)eKu'1, tor;
on .May21;th,
The DeKalb Corn content 1 held
in the tf sited Staten and ('at:a,da 1
114 the largest of its 1.11,41, ar,d du)
1ng the past 14 rearm, ila.l Lad
n31)rls than 47,000 faring is part tc
ratting' in its yield tt uilm• l,ur)„;r
this 61114,, ti 4'.`.'1' t1s',:s alr,1:p
e11t },a1'l' 11Ve14.4'e,1 tn.h2 liasia•i', „t
Ott 14 per acre.
In 19,,2, more than ;,,11011 t'a,',:,
,, frr,ut 25 rt�ater and ('a„,i
aa ca-
nted the lll'na1l, ( "11te','1,
a., r l ag: yield ., as 1 111.::4 hu.h1'1:.
All w,, Iltk were yr, n Oil SI !y•1't,','
;, Acre ('Ontost 110(2i, AO 11e'le
checked by responsible 4'1'1 ,11511.
terestl'd local
1Yr,utlilield Ile had lived in 1',x.
ere( 4.nd in Mou .t jaw, S askatcle
1'1A :.,n. tore co(}11 n;; to (;uderich
35 year., ago whe'r'e he was em-
ployed as a molder' at the Phelan
foundry Ile w'11:. a member of
Victoria Street United church 111,.,
'.VIfe, formerly' Harriet ",lt•Arthur,
},resleceic,ed him by seven years.
`;tii'('1Vlllt; are. six., son,: J(us:a-l-
au1J Allred of Barin„....Harty',01(10(!1•10:11.13141('c', 01' St `Iliontas-;
;Holley (►f London; Leonard w1i11
the it (' A 1''. in England. (A►)Otill r
'41, }'urat11101)er (-';Irl 13Juorr11i1'1'',
{.'sled in the islet ‘ti':11(i
sr;•. uaughters' 1ir> t;;,t'I (Viola)
Sir,•alydr,wn• of 1114111►u1't011;
13, iasOm
!Irene" Kerr, Mrs Mafia 1
'' Mrs. W1111arn 11,ouvaul)
Mitchell all of Godertrhi; Mrs. El-
wood (,lune) ('lark, of So•al01111,
and i11i) Gloria, Goderich; also uy
1!' grandchildren and one brother,
i'n'1 Bloomfield, of Exeter.
EDWARl1) :1dtLLl:lt
ifenry Edward Milder, 15, died
111 Clinton Public Hospital atte,v-1
a low, illness, on 'Thur'sday, Febru•
any :). Funeral service was livid
on Saturday at the Ball & Mulch
.uneral horse, Clinton, with the
Rev. 1!. C. Wilson officiating. Inter
meat was in Clinton_cemetery,
Pallbearers were six nephews,
Turn and Harvey Webster, Ernest
Uurnin, F.dwirt Johns, John Lind-
say and Louis Dempsey. Flower -
bearers were: Murray, Keith and ,
(toss Miller, Francis .and Itay,ntond
(_'antelon and Gordon Steeper
Born in the Township of Godc•
rich on. the 9th c(mceslon in ttv'
year 1878, Mr. Millar was the yon
of the late Mr. and Mrs. George
Miller: In 1909 he married Ros-
etta Dempsey and spent the re-
mainder of his life farming in
Goderich Township, until two year',;
ago. when he retired to Clinton.,)
Mr. Miller was a member of the
Wesley -Willis United 'Church.
Surviving besides his wife are
one • 5013 Reginald, on the
homestead in Goderich Town-
ship, and four daughters,
Mrs. Clarence Perdue- (Jean), Mrs.
Argyle Lockhart (Muriel), both of
Goderich Township; Mrs. Alcide
Corriveau (Gwen) and June at
-home; and three- sisters and -lour
brothers, Mrs. Will Dobey of Kit-
chener, Mrs. Dave Pollock Park-
hill; and Mrs. James Johnston,
Clinton; Bert Miller of Kitchener,
(toward • Miller of Kirkland Lake,
and Lloyd and Arnold of Goderich
Township. He is also survived by
10 grandchildren.
WESTFIELD
• WESTFIELD, Feb. 11, --- Mrs.
Fred Cook and Mr. Arnold' Cook
visited on Friday with Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Hoak of Crewe.
Mr; and Mrs. ' Duncan McNichol
and Phyllis of Waling visited on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs, Maurice
Bosman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sprung"of
Russett 'Township spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Brophy and
children of Toronto visited on Sun-
day with Mr.' and Mrs, Jack Buch-
anan and other friends ' in the
community.
Mr. Jim Buchanan hr confined
to his home with the mumps.
'Mr; BM Rodger nt Windsor eine'
Miss Betty Roder of Goderich
spent the weekend at their home
here, and on Friday evening at-
tended the "At Home" at Stratford.
Mr, A. E. Cook of- Blyth, Miss
Violet Cook of Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hoak and children of
Crewel spent the Week -end with
Mrs. Fred Cook.
The Mission Band' held their
meeting -on Sunday afternoon in
the church school rdom with a
good attendance. The- meeting
misled by Doreen Howatt. The
Scripture lesson was read by Ron-
ald Snell. The 'study hook was
given by Mrs. Blair. Reading,
were given 'by kyle Smith and
Bobby Cook. The story was told
by Mrs. Norman McDowell. Tho
meetingclosed with prayer •thy
Mrs. Bair.
Mrs. Ernest Snell and babe re-
turned home on Friday from
Wingham hospital
Ts your lite worth Awing? The`
traffic iaw1s and sate driving rule'
pan help yoU save it.
THE GGDRRICH SIGNALOTAIZ
NEWS OF DUN,GANNON „"far
UUNGANN(1NIi, Yeas 11,— The
Anglican Ladies' bila broweatuted
a progressive euchre party u.. Yri•
day evening a1 the klirifily H�►11,
with lwivvs WAN, snood in pl*y.
'11ws prize* weroa won by lir.. Aar
Wrbbtier soul Mr* Y ,
and by Wily Wiggins rick
Hymn. •
Word came by telegram soi
day afternoon to Mr, KO,'lititigel
that his 'awed rn4,(i r, 02, pasaetejl
awry on Saturday at .Princeton,
N.J. '1114 fuu.tel and burial w; »
at Carleton, NUvr )retia, on dFi'r
day. lour sisters and two 'bro..
t'tuers living in 'tire United litatc.4,,
survivor,
Hurn JVebruary '4 4 Win rn
hospital, to Mr, and Mrb. nimbi
1';rrington, a daughter. �(ongratul
adonis!
it. iaul's Limbos' Guild,
Y.bruary toweling of St. Panus b
Ladies' Gula was held .at the
home' of Mrs: 41adys Rivett on
Thursday, February 5, Willi Mob, 1
ih'iJliarn ('ewer, president, ire
charge. The Scr'iptur'e reading!
was givea by Mrs. 'Thorns*, Pudic.;
Tfrie roll call was answered by ;r
verse of &Tiptitre ,containing 11..
word "prayer " Mrs. 11 I)yrnin
gave the topic, entitled "Why Go
to' c'hurc'h.' The meeting, •was
closed by Mrs. Robert Durnin le;,dei•
Mg in prayer. Afternoon lea was ,
s4'►'ved by 111i•s. 1'. Mack and Mr.
li. 1)urnin. The March meeting ib to
ho field at 1111' pursue of Mr's T. •
1'ark.
annual meeting of 11144 Wel,t
1i4'awane►s1. l'►re insurance Cors
H)any met last Friday at the; I'uri.,hi
all. Business of Ihe your was 1
reviewed and the er.Ltia,:)►1g tines:,_
14)1'» were again installed.
The Unite'1! church ('.(; t=f'
;rt)4j with their Leader, ides, -1iar•
-
v49y Anderson, we're, guest, on M',rl
day night of the North Street 1',i
iced church group of (;o lee: ich.
I • ifistios of Mishap, — MiR'irr81
?so*, 'Ix-yvss 01.4 t)wrgwp.re term
err, w ► Yl UNs Of asaintuip 4
noon listw'dsj' *horn t*
10,011 $
IAA 1a tit& .14114144. *ion
rwwaua, neat
u+04 to Ito'u renins, ,ko/44444 Mr.
Yak k dun u A,► r' lammed to ,tit tenet
hire rad thio feaster wino thrown"
"heavily to •itis four, *nett a
;broken b►p A 1.041114Iw 4#etor
stttesi deet .rids. lar' suers to set Air
hip at Wingbai w tSeneral Nt)►sir!itxl..
,Mr. 1,000, *on, tttr�it lyd, pjr' wale
he,'lping in time alai''. aL 11* tiaw.F
of the **Won. Stir Muton P.,.,
lass bon, is kept huusm with *iv
attack Of arurupar,, AIM) itis w►1ir 144w
wiert lreao► well Ger a rruul►i. 141
w.&'ks, *,king in bed that of tow
linty.
Alk,, A, J. Irwli•,—Privots fieaeirr-
aJ
t4trViNit sur Mrs. A. .1 trrvif,
were held Thursday, at the twine
t of tier bon, Or, A. W. Irwin, aryl
!interment node- in t)lunsonrr�rn
cemetery. tier tiusbarwd, Or A. J.
Irwin, died several years tiger, *tin
pear, a native of West Wawanosh '
Township, soul before leer rrurrrissl e
wits Miss Marion Willson. Atte.l
atteiKling Mode i )(school at Gude!.
rich, flu' taught .1 Auburn (etre! x'1
the McGowan Neem uf. She Sista a +
nrerrnher of the t1►sited ('bore h.
s'ur'viving beside*, her neon of Wi►i4-
ham, are one brother, Wrrs. Watkori,1
West Y' o,sanosh, aer►el one brate5,
Mrs A It. MacKay, Bottinaasa,
Nol11) Dakota
A 1'anad►'an `nrokitig oti&
age ul etpill (4'a a cis►y 1)ay 414)
a year in 1.1111 seer taX; if he is Mar,
pie d anis earning $3,494 a, reser
(p9)S '',434) .,! ye'141' income. tax--(,hui,:I,
('anaclian 1"naris_
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,,t}oyers :wryest in Korean -waters,
during the first two years of the
war, three of there cornpletln,g two
full tour*, of duty
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pr' s mad two vrawl',es i e,** tom( silo 1 '►1 Most
winiidmows, Mar., Uat4M Jewell los'. ± w! a rig* *holm. some isterr�a�,
4 me, Mr. 101/* Mondtur,
rot .t: riir'llr _ wao PaNit 10411/1,
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