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KINGSBRIDGE. the Alexandra Hospital _recently
KINGSBRIDGE, Feb. 23. -- The with a bad cold, is recovering.
Kintail and Kingsbridge Women's) The painting of St. Joseph's
Institute held a very successful' Church is about finished. A fine -
euchre and dance in the Kings- job has, been done and the bo>s
bridge parish hall on Monday deserve a lot of credit.
evening of last week and all report Mr. James Garvey, who has been
having a pleasant time. • a patient in Alexandra Hospital
Rev. Van Vynckt who went to recently, is improving.
THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
NEWS OF DUNGANNON OBITUARY
DUNGANNON, Feb. 25. — Dis- l of Antioch" and then led in a dis-
trict's Oldest Resident.—Mr. and cussion on the pictures. The min -
Mrs. Amos Cornelius, Whitechurch, utes of the last meeting were read
were visitors on Monday with the`'I by Delmer Maize and approved.
farmer's aunt, Mrs. Jesse Gray, I Wilmer Errington, president, took
at the home of her daughter, Airs. � over for the business period. Mr.
Matthew Shackleton,fit. Gray, i Watt answered questions following
a discussion by some of the mem-
in her nineties, is much improved hers.- Ronald Alton and Jean Free
after having beep. quite ill's for led in ,games.
several weeks..,.Mrs. Cray was also Erskine Y.P.S -The Y.P.S. of
witslted on Saturday by her daugh- Erskine Presbyterian Church was
ter, , Mrs. Clifford -Webb, and Mr. held on Monday evening with Betty
Black presiding. After a hymn
with Barbara Wilson at the organ,
Bill Black gave the topic,,"Why
Fear the Waters." Margaret Black,
president, led in a discussion and
plans were made for a party. The
meeting closed with a hymn and
benediction. Barbara led in
games and a Bible baseball contest.
Webb of Goderich.
Mrs. Abner Morris was visited
on Sunday -by her daughter, Mrs.
Russel Drennan, Mr. Drennan and
Reta of Bright's Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGee, Gode-
rich, were Sunday visitors with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Popp, and grandmother, Mrs.
R. A. McKenzie.
Mr. Jack Eedy of the O.C.E., Ton
onto, spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Eedy,
and sister, Mrs. Ralph Henderson,
Goderich.
Double Trouble.—We are glad to
see Mr., and. Mrs. Melvin Stewart
out again after a seige of illness.
Mrs. Stewart has returned home
from Goderich hospital after an
appendectomy. Mel has been suf-
fering with infection and swelling
of his feet. ,In fact, trouble came
double for his wife was first strick-
en with the signs of appendicitis
while :Mel was receiving attention
at the doctor's office and there
were indications that an operation
was necessary.
Women's Association. — Mrs.
Everett Errington, presjint, pre-
sided at the February meeting of
the• Women's Association of Dun-
gannon United Church at the home
of- Mrs. - Robert. Irvin. firs. Otto
Popp was at the piano. The sub-
ject of the devotional period was
"Prayer." Mrs. Arthur Elliott took
the Scripture lesson and. Mrs. Har-
vey Anderson gave the •lesson
thoughts. Mrs. Cecil Blake offered
prayer. Mrs. Harvey Alton, •secre-
tary -treasurer, gave the reports.
Mrs. George Hodges- reported for
the parsonage committee. Mt .
M. Reed conducted a very interest -1
ing contest. Arrangements were i'
made for the St. Patrick's congre-
gational supper to be •held on
March 17. Rev. Mr. Watt, _assisted i
by Mrs. George Hodges, showed
slides which were ver}' interesting,
and enjoyed by all. A lovely 1
lunch was served by the hostesses, 1,
Miss H. Sproul, Mrs. Alvin Sher-
Q.00d, Mrs. W. Sillib and Mrs. Mel-
vin Reed.
Mrs. W. R. Andrew, who has
been ill at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ben .Mole, is. .much in:
proved.
C.G.I.T. Meeting. — The' United
Church C.G,I.T. group with Mrs.
Harvey Anderson, group leader,,
met at 7 p.m. in the church on
Monday night with Marylin An-
derson presiding. .After the call to
;worship, a prayer was read by
I Marlene Maize, followed by the
-"Purpose" read in. unison. 1aret Carter read the . Scripture,
'Anderson
Teri Commandments. Mrs.Anderson read a story after the
collection. and business period. A
social evening was 'discussed and
plans will be made later. After
singing the C.G.I.T.. hymn all re-
peated the Mizpah benediction and
Elizabeth Pentland led in games.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pentland •
and family spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Pent-
land. in Detroit.
United Church Y.P.U.—The bi-
weekly meeting of the United
Church Y.P.U. met 'in the church
basement and .Lillian Popp pre-
sided. Miss Edna Rivett led in
prayer. The Rev. George Watt
showed a film on "The Kingdom
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Mr. Ernest Breckenridge is back
to work After having a two ,weeks'
bout with the Hu.
NO W'S THE TIME
TO ORDER YOUR CHICKS
—If you want best m.arkets.
Kitchener Bigg -4 Chicks
Canadian Approved. Agent is
here to quote prices.
Complete line—all breeds—
pure breds---crosses-30 years
Hatchery, ..:experience.
Day-old Started Capons
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JOSEPH E. MUTCH
Services for Joseph E. Mutch,
65, formerly -of Goderich, who died
at his home,' Langmuir avenue,
-London,' were conducted at Gode-
rich by the Rev.. Q. W. Uirtch of
Dundas Centre United Church, Lon-
don, in the Cranston funeral
chapel, and interment made in
Clinton cemetery. Pallbearers
were George Ryan, Clarence Mac-
Donald, T: Laiigridge. Goderich;
George Stewart, Ray Hart and C.
McKenzie, London. Flower -bearers
were members of Goderich Fire
Brigade of which Mr. M,utch was
a member 30 years, 23 yeas as
secretary treasurer.
The service was attended by
residents of Sarnia, Wingham,
Auburn, London, Clinton, Mitchell,
Kitchener, Toronto, Peterborough,
Leamington, Fort Erie, Niagara
Falls, Lewiston, N.Y. and Goderich.
Mr. Mutch was born in Colborne
Township, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mutch. He was a -
barber for 50 years and had lived
in Wingham, Clinton and in Gode-
rich from 1913 to 1948 when he
moved to London. For 20 years
he was in charge of the weather
bureau in Goderich. After going
to London, he opened a barber
shop at his home. .
Surviving besides his wife, fortlt-
erly Emeline Aitchison, of Wing -
ham, are two daughters, Mrs. Wal-
lace R. Kent, Londdn, and Airs.
Albert J. Jarvis, Hull, Quebec.
India's biggest industry is the
texile industry, accounting for one-
fourth of the country's entire in-
dustrial production. Annual out-
put amounts to fourbillion yards
of cloth and over 350 million
pounds of yarn.
Middlesex Seed Fair
WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS, LONDON
March 2-3.4-5
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Conservation Officer Kenneth ilton were week -end guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Juek, Mary
Jutk, Mrs. Juek and son of Ham- street.
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