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DUNGANNON, Jai. 14. — Mrs.
Robert,; Irvin . spent Saturday and
Sunday in London visiting her
father, Will Ritchie, of Zion, who
underwent an emergency ooelration
Friday. night at VictoriaHospital,',
London.
1 b. and Mrs. Elden Culbert
spent a week re ntly visiting in'
Toronto, . ...
4'41 $ Mr. and Mrs. enry Farrell and
.f= Janet, of near 'Ripley, visited Mr"
and' ;Mr',S. OrlancL.Bere on Stinday"
" - The Ladies' . Guiid o St. Paul's
Anglican Chiu•ch, sponsored a pro-
gressive euchre party on Friday
night. There were eight tables of
card players. The special chair
prize was won by Mr. Lorne Ivers.
Prizes won were: ladies' high,
Joanne Crozier; gent's high, Wilbur
Brown, The Guild is•, planning an-
other party on Friday, January 23,
in the 3�arilthiai1: -- - __ _- _. - __.
w B' •- Mohrin _ of
Goderich, are aying wit t eir
aunt, Mrd ' Donald Glenn, and at-
tending pubic school.
Mrs, !Earl Sherwood, Carlow,
visited her parents, Mr,-., and Mrs.
TV. IA. Culbert, 6rTTr d'er last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Culbert,
Carol and Bennie; visited Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas 'Brown and Jean,. of
Goderich; - on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Errington
are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Ivan 1Tend'eiion, Toronto.
Mr Jack McGee, Cranbrook, is
assisting his son-in-law, Harold
Errington, for a while. -
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Anderson
Visited a few days with relatives
in Toronto.
Mrs. Rae' Horton returned to her
position in Lucknow after spend-
ing two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Orland Bere.
Mr. Clifford Stewardson, f'fner
on the Ashfield -Colborne boundary,
received word last week that his
father, Stanley SteWardson, 60,
storekeeper at Muncey, passed
alvay last week. Mr. and Mrs. C.
Stewardson attended the....ffneral.
The Dungannon Mission ` Band
met Sunday morning during the
regular church service. The new
president, Heather Kennedy, led,
replacing Karen Dawson. The
theme of the worship service was
"Braver ."--Mrs. Hugh McWhinney
le . in prayer. Beth Kennedy, the
treasurer, collected the offerings.
Sharon Park, the secretary, gave
the minutes of the last meeting. A
brief business' discussion—.,took
place. It Was ,reported -that $'6.36
was sent to the W.M.S. Presbytery.
Mrs. Ivan Rivett read Kenji.' The
members purpose was repeated.
World Friends magazine was dis-
tributed and a. treat of cookies
was passed to the children.
MoLaren's
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YIF1 I17,' Jail. 1 Ronald"
Poth Toronto, spent the weekleiid
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
LeRoy Poth.
• Herbert Sturgeon left on .Friday
to- ' end a month at Port Stanley,
and Mrs. Newton --Sturgeon
and ! family, Port Dover, spent the
week -end with Mrs. Wm, Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Smith, Ldndon,
spent the week -end.. with Mr, and
Mrs. E. A. Featherston.
Miss Ruth Hayman is spending
a few days at London.
Miss Helen .McLeod, London,
" —Warne `°flee eek -end at her home.
Trinity "Ctuh.—Trinity Club held
their annual meeting on Tuesday
evenirig at the hgme of Mrs:. R.
H. F. Gairdner:; Sixteen members
dnswered,,:the,,roll call. The presi-
ent, Mrs. E. 'Hovey wasiin charge
tt€ the_meeting- The-,yeat's reports
and activities were given. Rev E,
Harrison presided for the;..eTectioi
_ of officers, :Hee yas..guest _.speaker
and gave an interesting talk on
"The New Year." Lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs. E. Hovey and . Mrs.
M. F. Corrie. The February meet-
ing is to be held at the home of
Mrs. Corrie.
.An election was held on Monday
for trustees for the village of Bay-
field. Ben Rathwell, Jack Stewart
and Ernest Featherston were elect-
ed. Geo.,Castle was returning
Officer and Ken Brandon poll clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bennett, Lon-
don, spent the week -;end at their
cottage.
. Miss Janis Merner, eight-year-old.
daughter of Mr. "and Mrs. Merton
Merner, had the misfortune to
break her arm while sleighriding.
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The coli veather'of the past two
weeks created problems with frozen
water systems in houses and barns
all-over the county, 'notes A. S.
Bolton, assistant agricultural re-
presentative, in his°'weekly report.
He adds, "Farmers have had
little difficulty in keeping their
laneways open with the little snow-
fall which we have had so far this
year, Farmers 'and • .lumbermen
have been' taking advantage of the
fact that we have little snow tai
harvest this year's crop of timber.
It has been ideal weather for trans-
ports to talo --the logs from the
woodlots to the ' sawmill. Those
who use hard wpod for fuel are
taking advantage of open weather
to .prepare next year's supply of
fuel
'Pians have been madeto hold
""-t is year's Seed Fair in 'Clinton on.
March 7 and B. Now is the time
to prepare samples of _seed for
showing at the Seed Fair."
ST.AU'GUSTI E, Jan. 13.—'the
-funeral of the late Augustine (Gus).
Kinahan,13, was held in'St. Augus-
tine church Friday. morning, Janu-
- ary 10th. Requiem High Mass was
sting-ty-Rev. Father Urbanksi. Rev.
Father Nauvian, London, and Rev.
Father Groorn,••Byron, were in the
sancutary. The news of his deter
- was received with sadness' as the
' deceased had spent most of his
life here before he retired at Lon
„, don over three years ago. Mr.
Kinahan was active "in the affairs
_,",nf "the church and community. He
vvas a faithful member 'of St.
Augustine R.C. Church until he
moved to. London in 1534 where he
r belonged to the Holy Rosary R.C.
Church these. He was alo a. her of''thetloly Name So iety,. The
deceased_ was the son of the late
•Wm. Kinahan and Margaret Gal-
lagher and was born June 11, 1884,
ori concession 9, West Wawanosh,
on the farm w ,r,e his son William
•w lives. ,He was married on
tuber 10, 1923, to Mary Gene-
vieve - O'Conn of Kingsbridge,
:.too.. survives him, also- -two s • s
William, o thff home farm, Mieh-
ael, of;Dondon; Mrs. Maurice -Gary)
sWards, lyron, , one sister, Mrs.
emit vla -y---Blake; —One --brother,
VheMas, of Saskatoon; and five
gr'andchildren_ The pallbearers
'were , .Ma)rk "Armstrong,” 'Michael
Uttiryins,1 John Boy',, Wilf :d
Klriahan, • Dcf is L^�idy, Louis
lose from a distance who at -
!UNION, GODERICH. TOWN-
SHIP, Jan. 13.—Union• W:M•S. met
at the home -6f Mrs. Austin Fuller
on Wednesday afternoon with the I
president., Mrs. Everett _Mdllwain,
presiding., The various annual re-
ports were given. The missionary
for 1958 -to be remembered_ is Miss
Beulah Burns in Korea Lunch
was served by the hostess at the,
conclusion of the meeting.
We are sQ;r•ry to learn Mrs. Wni.
Fuller is confined to the hospital.
"Her many .fri°k,nd -..wish .-.her-•--a.
slieedy :recovery,
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1, Over the past five year what
city had the gi'e lest protiorti.on-
ate. population growth?
Z. What animal is taken in greatest
numbers by Canadian fur trap-
pers?, .
ie peaks of grow of Canatt's•
populaturi have `incid.ed with
what events? .
4.1n the °current year it is estirnat-
ed that .:value of foreign goods
sold in Canada will exceed value
of Canadian gobds sold .abfoad
by $160 million; $5�Sp`"tnilli.orr;
or $1 billion?
5. In 4949 federal government
spending amounted to $160 per
•capita. Is the,. present figui'e
more or less than that amount?
ANSWERS: 5. More than double,
about -$325 per capita. 3. Peaks bf
growth coincided with the Amer-
ican Revolution, the Irish Famine,
the building of the Canadian rI-
-ways and the opening. of the West
--a11 periods of high irn.mi atirn.
1., Ed, niton, Alta. 4. $1 billion.
2. The _. nuskrat: r .
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Canada has 27 rivers_of more
than 500 miles in length.
fended. Mlle' . funeral . of the late
AuguStino Kinalian were, Mr., andd.
'tl'sr A. ama i n Mrs fie Barr,
ohn kxrtafian� all of London,, Dr.,
I,. gasper, Mrs. U.
„ eberii,
,Mit. Niter' Murray, Detroit,
Dennis Leddy, 'Kitchener.
Mi. and liars. Gus Devereaux and
family, 'sir, and Mrs. Miche I Cum-
mins, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. -Gus Boyle, Wing.bar4r:
Mr. • and Mrs,1- James Phelan,
Myth, spent a da visiting at the
home •of'Mr. and Mrs. yril Boyle.
Mr: Land -'Mrs. Gus' Redmond spent
°Stlndtay at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.: Joseph Hastings, S;eaferth.
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