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POWER'S R'S LL May 26.—The
Community Club of Porter's Hill
&t: cit 'e. lletnle of Mrs. A. Lock-,
lit- for the May meeting. The
president • conducted' the meeting,
after which Mr. C. V: Cooke gave
an -interesting talk on flowers and
Shrubs and the pruning of them.
During the first part of the after-
noon two quilts were quilted. The
hostess _served__ a lovely lunch.
W.A. Meeting. — The Woman's
.Association of Grace United
Church held its regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. Ray Cox. The
president, Mrs. John MeCowan, was
m charge of the meeting. , Follow-
ing the opening hymn, Mrs. Wilmer
Harrison led in prayer and the..
Scripture lesson was read by Mrs.
Wilmer Riddell. Roll call was
answered by ' "My favorite mottb."
Patterns for stuffed animals were
brought in and Mrs. Alvin Betties
and Mrs. Harry Torrance were
named to cut and hand out the
for making. It was decided th
a donation would be „given in place
of having.. a_ bake _sale this summer.
Two crib quilts were 0.11fed ori"
and bloeks for two more handed
out. Lunch was served by the
hostess. The June meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. William
Cox.
Sam McGee of Northern Lights
fame up Lake La. Barge way wofild
turn over in his grave, perhaps,
at this news: Employees in the
cocktail lounge and tavern at
Whitehorse in the Yukon have be-
come unionized.
ARCHIBALD W. HADDEN
Archibald. W. Hadden, 79, who
died Friday, was a lifelong resident
of Goderieh, and a well-known f
chinist until retiring.
died 21 years ago.
He was a member of North
Street United Church,- and of the
C.O.F. Lodge.
Surviving are three sons, Charles,
Pittsburg; George and Stanley,
Goderich; and one brother, Wil
liam, Tonawanda.
Funeral service was held Monday
at the Lodge funeral home con-
ducted by Rev. H. A. Dickinson, of
North Street United Church. Pall-
bearers were Albert Wilkin, Frank
Clark, Harold Warrener, Don Aber -
hart, Elsner Sheardown and Charles
Black.
JAMES McKNIGHT
The death of James McKnight
occurred May 15 in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital after
a lingering illness. He was in his McNevin, at quite an early age.
89th., year. m Goderieh
Barn at Nile, he was the eldest He :resided there and - _ .
,n of Wilitam _McKnight Chid• whet einxception of e withe the rCan-
Margaret McWhinney. Surviving
are one brother, Will McKnight, adian Railway Troops in the First
Nile; two sisters, Sara (Mrs. World War. He wasI.O.O.F. Charles Chrystal), Regina, Sask.; l of the Huron Lodge, t O.0
No.
Mattie (Mrs. William Scott), Van 62, Victoria' L.O:L. No. 182 being
couver, B.C.; and a large number ; made viving are •one brother, Edward S.
.a life member last year and
f nephews and nieces. Two sist- a charter member of the Canadian A Toraronton oto; and
one si fir' Mrs. J.
TI1 . GODM $1.411
honors. The casket, was flanked
Imlay 4 with , floral ' tributes.
Surviving are his' wife, the form-
er Margaret E rein; and • one
daughter, Ruth, and a sister, Mrs.
Charles Carey, of Goderich.
Theall�bearers were Clarence
McDonald, Earl„ Cooper, Gordon
Bowers, Austin Purdy,, John and
Ernest •Durnin. Interment was
made in Maitland cemetery.
Those from out of town attend-
ing the funeral were, Mr. and Mrs.
John McNevin and son, George of
Dundas, and daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Kitching, Mr. Kitching of Water -
down, Mr. and Mrs. W. Crawford,
and san, Alvin and Miss Mary
Crawford of Cromarty, Mr. .and
A large concourse of relatives Mrs. David Gray of Riublin, Mr.
and friends on Saturday afternoon I and Mrs, Ronald Wager of 13e1 -
paid tribute, to a long respected mont, Mrs. Blanche McMillan of
citizen of doderich in the person London, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Web -
of Joseph MeNevin, who passed ster and Douglas of Kitchener, as
away in Westminster Hospital, last well as many relatives in the sur -
Thursday morning after a linger- rounding *district.
ing illness of three months. NORMAN C. SMITH enjoyel the holiday week -end with
Mr. Nevin was born in andb- brother, Mr. John Ladder. Norman C. Smith, 57, died last her
Bert Township,
and nship, 77 years.: ago a
moved to Colborne Township with Thursday at Kitchener -Waterloo .Mr. and Mrs. F.. G. Eagle, of
ital after a brief
ess. For
are
with Miss
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 20 years he had been annemployee Emma campbell1SWWaterloo street
of a Kitchener lunch bar. Miss Elizabeth Choweh of St.
IVIr: Smit -h, was born --in .Catharines . was. a week -end guest
England, son of the late Mr. and ' with her friend, Miss B. Brim -
Mrs. Frederick Smith. He camecombe, Brock street.
to Canada 38 years ago. Last May I Mrs. M. Henry visited last week
he married the former Florence with her daughter, Mrs, Jas. Rey -
Perrin, who survives. Also sur- nolds, Mr. Reynolds and.baby son,
at Midland.
Miss Joyce Wilkinson has return-
ed to Orillia after spending a
week's vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Wilkin-
son:
Mrs. Sanderson, . Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Phillips, Waneta and Keith,
Sandusky, Michigan, attended the
funeral of their uncle, James Mc-
Knight.
Mrs. Edna Clark, Mrs. Agnes
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood,
'of London, were in Goderich to at-
tend the funeral of James Mc-
Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Fuller spent
the holiday with their daughter,
Miss Bernice Fuller, of Hamilton,
and visited Niagara Falls and in
Oshawa and Mrs. Reg. Munro of the United States.
Toronto were week -end guests. Delegates of the Goderich branch
with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pinder. of the Women's Institute attending
of North Street United Church,
from In-
terment was gmade e in Dungannon
cemetery.
The pallbearers wereHarolix
d
nephews, Tom Phillips,
Mc-
Knight,n,Harald Black Earl McKnighhandy Bill
Ferguson.
Mr. McKnight was a member of
the Octogenarian Club. A large
number of members attended the
funeral service.
JOSEPH EVIN
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Personal Mention
Sgt. Merrall, of Camp Borden,
spent the holiday with his wife,
Mrs. Merrall.
Miss B. Lauder of St. Catharines
ers and one brother predeceased , Legion.
him He was a member of Knox Pres -
The. funeral services were. con- ! 'byterian Church and Rev. R. G.
ducted Tuesday afternoon of last MacMillan, pastor, conducted the
week by Reverend H. A. Dickinson, i funeral services with Legion
Removal was made to the Lodge
funeral home, Goderich. The fun-
eral service was held there Satur-
day, with burial in Maitland ceme-
tery. Rev. Dr. Kenneth Taylor
Officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Cruickshank
spent the.. holiday week -end with
relatives at Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bogie, at-
tended the graduation. of Miss
Marion Bogie of St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, at Thames Hall on
Tuesday of last week.
.Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Pinder and
daughter, and Mrs. Ferrier of
TRADEMARK REG'D.
THE MIRACLE LUSTRE ENAMEL
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PAINT1NG. FATIGCUTSUTS DAWN.UE
SHORTENS PAINTING TIME IN KITCHEN AND BATHROOM
Canada's banks are among the I The brinks • of Niagara Falls r
soundest and best -managed in the cedes five feet per year due
world. erosion.
the District Annual Convention of
West. Huron ,held- - :it Belgrave on
May 19 were Mesdames D. - Riehl,
R. Chambers, C. McCabe, A. Alex-
ander, A. Wilkin, G. Mathieson, C.
Holland, A. Allin, N. Clairmont,
W. Price, L. Bannister, and B.
Tichiborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Horst and
family of Waterloo and Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Doak, Paul and Wayne,
of -Kitche-ner were -week -end -guests
with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Doak.
Mr. -and Mrs:• George Slater-- .cif
Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, were
visitors over the . week -end with
Mrs. Slater's . sister, Mrs. Earl
Cooper and Mr. Cooper.
Mrs: James Thomson has return-
ed home after spending the past
five , weeks at Kingston with her
son, William, and his wife and fam-
ily.., While there she . attended the
convocation at Queen's University,
when her son received his degree
of Doctor or Philosophy. While
away, she visited her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Pollock and Mr. Pol-
lock, at Tqronto. Dr. W. K. Thom-
son and son, Robert, accompanied
Mrs. Thomson home last week -end.
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