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TEREN(E MS. HNE tele-
phoning and in committees for
TIGER DUNLOP W.LHEAD :
``001401", March 28. `--- The Mrs. Ralph Jewell; 'secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. J. Horton; as-
sistant, Mrs. B. Chisholm; dis-
trict director, Mrs. T. Lamb;
alternate, Mrs. E. Hunter;
branch directors, • Miss Jean
01.04444--
Bean,
ar eiw s=Bean, Mrs. E. Pfrimmer; pian-
ist, Miss B. Lang; assistant, Mrs.
R. Bean.
'Standing committee 'conven-
ers are: agriculture, and Can-
adian industries, Mrs. Adkin,
Mrs. E. Bogie; home economics'
and .he th, Mrs. L. Young; • Mrs.
E. ' tchell; 'citizenship and
ethrea ion, Mrs. D. Me'Neil, Mrs,
II. 1 ogle; historical research
and current events, Mrs. T.
Clark, Mrs. A. Straughan, Mrs.
E. Bogie; public relations, Mrs.
G. Ross, Mrs. W. Hardy; resolu-
tions, Mrs. J, Blake, Mrs. S.
annual' meeting of the Tiger
Dunlop Women's Institute was
held in Carlow Fall, March 28.
The Members were .pleased to
welcome Mrs. Otto '?app, of
Dungannon, district president,
as guest weaker. The eta!bjeet
f- her address was "What snakes
a good Institute member?" She
Was thanked by , Mrs. It. Buch-
epan.
Mrs. Ernest Bogie introduced
f..
her gt'Hests, Mrs. George Mxlliun
and Mrs. Doug McNeil, who sang
aoiduet in,theirusual pleasing
• ce With MM. Million playing
the accompa hnent.
The roll call was payment of
fees and a written suggestion
for next year's program. Two
;►,Gw members joined, ,Mrs. t` R.
Ortaivvitord and Mrs. L. Pape.
Is. Popp was again called for
t election and installation of Snyder; representatives to Can -
'the Society, .Mrs. T. Clark, Mrs.
officers, nvith Mrs. James Horton R. Bogie; Card. seeret ', Ws,
acting as sectary.
R. • Moore; auditors, Mrs. H.
Mrs. Robert Bean, convener Bogie; Mrs. W. Meyers; :press
of .the nominating oammiittee, reporter; Mrs. T. Lamb.
•
'l nought in the slate of officers.
ext year's president will be Group leaders were a�ppoint-
Mr's. Terence Hunter.; past pre- members in four groups. It
=silent, •Mrs. T. Lamb; 1st vice, ,was decided to make no change.
Mrs. R. Buchanan; 2nd! vice, .
during the year, dividing the
activities.. Sa't of -® Mrs. R.
Jewell; Carlowv .. C. ,Allis;.,
13enmille1 --.Mrs. G. Young; Lake
Shore --Mrs. B.. Chisholm.
Business consisted of a few
last. minute plans for the sand-
(witch.
and•twich. course March 31srt and
ecibby Show, April 7th. Mrs.
C. Allis agreed to plan a spring
h!�-t>se`elenning,,forr�;~ he.' .
ai'1t.3u
week.
Mrs. T. Clark made a few kind
remarks . and' moved a vote of
thanks t9the past preside
The meeting was brought t
a close with a contest. The win-
ner was Mrs. 0, Peacock. Host-
esses were Mrs. E., 'Bogie, Mrs.
T. Clark, Mrs. R. But inan,.
Mrs. Adkin: Mrs. E. Crawford
handed . out campaign kits for
the Cancer canvass 'in April.
The ladies of Colborne have
been very' helpful in making
Qa�fncer dressfoldedingauzegs; S�asquaritiEord,
es; a
Ben box
o • -
miiller, a quantity ,of large bed
pads; the Institute and Carlow
neighbors, 30 dozen large dress-
ings: This is a great boost for
the society and .the ones respon-
sible for dressings. Miss May
Glenn ,and Mrs. D. E. Campbell,
of Goderich, are always ready
is a
to help any time there
short supply.
Obituary
MItS.
IAPP_ T P001i, DAVID ZiRINDLEY
Mrs. Mabel ' Cook, wi,-•fe of
Ja
vi'd C. BrinICY. Bce died
Lockhart Cook,trna AreGadif1tar aand
an4ra Marine and General Hos- Gee spaof-nillness
pital suddenly Friday. She was of three months. Born in Cel -
in her 68th year. Born • in West
Wawanosh ToWrhship, a daughter
of . the„'.Late . John Wilson and
Sarah McIlwain, she, lived near
Nile, and Tater near Point Farm
on the la'keshtrre Iiioad in Col
bore w'
Tonshn�p
borne TowAship, he was a • son
of the slate William Henry,
Brindley.He moved to Detroit months about six, onths in 1906,
returning to .spend the rest of
his life in 'Colborne Township..
-He was married in Detroit to
,
ff rvivin'g are her husband; Margaret Till,iard, of Windsor.
seven sons, Edward, Goderich; Ile retired to Goderich in 1944.
Joseph, Godericli Township; A1- Mm. 'Brindley' was an adherent of
$cert, �'�, Holmesville• Onby and Victoria Street United Church.
,
'aures ,G,oderieh; Jerry, Kin- 'Siuwiving are his wile; tw;o,
daugl4crs, M,r glued/ Code
Bard, and Mrs. William (Marg-
aret) Kelly, (both of- 'Goderich;
three sons, David K;, �lieniy and
Charles H., all of Colborne•
Township; one brother, John
Brindley, G'oderi•ch; two sisters,
Mrs. Norman ,(Del) Colclough,
Goderichand Mrs. Fred (Clara)
Pridmore, Detroit.
The funeral service was held
at the Stiles funeral home at 2
p.m., Monday. Rev. S. A.
Moate officiated and burial was
in Colborne cemetery.
bairn; Patrick, Colborne; three
daughters; Mrs..Herbert (Ruby)
Powell, Clinton; Mrs. Harold
(Bessie) Baeehler, Auburn; and
Mrs. Wilma (Grace) Littlechild,
Goderich; three brothers, Wil-
liam Wilson, Sask., Robert, Sask�
atoon, and David, Kitchener;
one sister, Mrs. Christopher
Jacoibsen,w Bellingham, Wash.;
and 34 grandchildren.
The funeral service was at
the Lodge funeral home Monday
afternoon. Rev. S. A. Moate of
Victoria Streq United Church,
officiated and burial was in Col-
borne cemetery.
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S. H. STOmHERS
The death occurred Monday,
in Alelcandra Marine and Gen-
eral Hospital • of Stephen Her-
bert Slathers, 72. He was born
in West Wawanosh Township,
son,., of the late Mr. and- Mrs:
William Robert, Stothers, and
lived in West Wawanosh until
he was 16. Thereafter he lived
in Ashfield Township, where he
refired to. Dungannon in 1951.
Sixteen months ago he came to
Goderich to make his home with
relatives here. He was a mem-
ber and an elder in Erskine
Presbyterian Church, Dungan-
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--Too we lit to lyovrteii es to-sew5thit. rem rkehl
sale of ALL WO41, SPORT, COATS at PRIDHAM'S• ME!V'S
WEAR.
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Surviving are one. son, Her-
bert Arnold„ Stothers, ' Ashfield
Township;, two daughters, Mrs.
Henry (Lenore) Bradley and
Mrs. Helen Daxter, both of Gode-
rich; one brother, Robert, Dun-
gannon; one sister, Mrs. Lula
Jones, Dungannon.
. The body is at the Stiles fun-
eral home, where service is to CAR IS DENIoLISHED,
be hek Thursday at 2.00 p.m,
Burial is to be in Dungannon OCCUPANTS UNHARMED
cemetery. Three Goderich men walked
•Miss Linda Breckenridge and
Mr. Herb Murphy, of London.
spent the week -end with the
former's parents, MT, and Mrs.
Roy Breckenridge, Lighthouse
street.
C41? -'17'-
0
away unharmed from .their,
smashed car after it left County
Road 27, Sunday, hit a ditch,
rolled and flipped 100 feet into
a hydro pole. A Goderich
;cram -, rate.. ” -v: r r 2 a
policeman said he'd never seen
a car so badly smashed without
at beast one death as a result.
Driver of the car was Gordon
Walters, passengers were Har -
'Old Ashton and Witixed Gilders,
all of Goderich_The tap of the
car was sheai$d from the body.
The car was demolished, but the
men were not hurt.
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