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Mr. and s
.�.. h Huckins, he transferred to the
Canadian
Intelligence Corps and eventu-
ally became a scout -sniper,
serving with the -58th •Infantry
Battalion, 3rd. Div., and under-
went his baptism of fire at
Vimy Ridge"
InJanuaryof 1919 he return-
ed to Canada and for a short
time was employed at the
C.N.R. roundhouse at Strat-
well-knowrj .,residents of Gode-
rich fop- many years, quietly
observed their 55t1i wedding
anniversary here Saturday
of last week when they receiv-
ed gifts, flowers and congratu-
lations from, -their many friends'
and members . of their exten-
sive family. Both' are in good
health and were able, to en-
joy fully the p1e'a:;a':t-occasion. forts, but was unable. • to con -
Five Children tinue, owing to illness Which
Their family consists of four 1 resulted from being gassed
sons and a daughter. The boys I overseas. He' came to Goderich
in May of the same year and
worked at the salt works and
later Western Canada Flour
Huckins, now at Metz with the Mills.
R.C.A.F'., who c xpec Ls to be Ex -Mayor -
returning home after comple- Entering municipal politics
tion of a four year toor of dut) in 1934. he served as town
July 2nd.. Their daughter is councillor three -years, and also
Mrs. Frank Chase of Stratford. absorbed three defeats at the
In addition thre ate 19 grand- polls. Since then he has held.
children •and 16 gi-'at-grand- all council offices, including
children. nia or, from 1951 to '56 in -
Mr. and, Mrs. Huk:n �E,rp ern ive, --retiring from politics
married in England in 1908 at ?n 1960. -
Lillingstoge Lovell, in Buck- Mr. and• Mrs.- Huckins are r
inghamshire, although Mrs. rnernfiers of St. George's Angli-
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are. Ormand, Goderich; Reg., at
Hanover; Bert, in God.rich
Township and Fit. -Sgt. John
4SIUUL,D April 23: Mrs.'
Toronto an'd Mrs,, MaeCullqugit,
Is
pen
tEaster �
c�� a< The .Dt
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farm.
Mrs. Audrey Ross of London
was, home for two,.da,)rs last,.
week:..-
Miss Jean, MacDonald visit-
ed relatives in Toronto during
the holidays.'
M sses Anna and Charlotte
Mackenzie spent a few days
with their sister, Mrs. Earl.
Howes..
FamilyNight
The W.M.S. held its annual
Fanlily N i g h t meeting on
Thursday evening in Ashfield
Presbyterian C h u r c'h .b``4I'he
ladies of the Ripley W.M.S.
and their. husbands were
guests.
Miss Sadie Johnson, presi-
dent. presided, and opened the
meeting with the ball to wor-
ship. Rev. Neil MacCombie
welcomed the visitors. Mrs.
Tack Markenzie sang a solo, and
Mrs." Allan Macdonald read
he Scripture and meditation°
ollowed by prayer. The Low -
le brothers sang a duet. The
Children of the Church gave
he offeratory prayer in unison.
ev. Neil-MacComnbie spoke on
he text "Ye Are A Holy Peo-
le." ' The Explorers,„ Group
ang a -ctuaitet .number. Mrs.
Ilan Mdonald, Mrs. . Wm.
aedonaid, Mrs. Wm. Johnson
nd Mrs. Donald Simpson took
art.
Huckins was a native of Buck=
ingham, and Mr. Huckins - a
native of Oxford. They came; to
ran church, in which Mrs.
Huckins was very active in
earlier years when health per -
Canada in 1912 when Mr. Huck- n fitted. Mr. Huckins asp a neem
ins took up_ farming _in._ELa,nd- .tier of_. theG-anadi-_6rdrr—of
ford Town -.hip up until • the
time of his enlistment with the
118th (Perth) Regiment at
Stratford in 1915..
Vin- y Veteran
I -le went° overseas. with -the
C.E.F. in 1916 at which time
OBITUARY
MRS. ETHEL MYRA CULE'BERT
Mrs. Ethel Myra Culbert, 72,-
6f Walton, m'o'ther of Melbourne
Culbert, proprietor of Culbert's
Bakery., Goderich; died at. Wing -
ham Hospital on Tuesday, April
9, after an illness of several
months.` A daughter of the late
James and Mary Barbour, she
was born at St. Helen's on Janu-
ary 12, 1891. In 1911, she was
married to Frederick. Culbert.
Surviving besides • her husband
are three sons, Llewellyn of
Stratford, Melbourrfe of Gode-
rich, CIifford• of Georgetown,
one. -daughter, Mrs. Robert
(Effie) McNicol of Moncton,
N. B., one sister, Mrs. Ben
'Wary) McClenaghan of White-
church, two brothers, Elwood
•f West Wawanosh and James
Of *London, six grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren.
The funeral service was held
at Lucknow on April 12th and
was conducted by Rev. A. Hig-
foresters and an Orangeman; -
In addition to his political
activity here, Mr. Huckins was
actively interested .in band
music, having at one stage led
_r boys' band of 52 members,
later the Bluewater Band and
alTe=a g-ir1si- -band, whin Took
the championship at the Cana-
dian National Exhibition one
year.
The Signal -Star joins with
their many friends and family
members in congratulating Mr.
and Mrs. Huckins on this spec-
ial occasion, and wishing them
many more years of happiness.
CELE 'RATE ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huff, \St.
David street, Goderich, enter--
tainea Sunday in honor of Mrs.
(Marie) Huff's parents; Mr. and.
Mrs. Harry Watson, Auburn, to
belatedly celebrate their 40th
wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. Watson, were holidaying
Florida on their anniversary
te, February 28. Members of
e family present were Mr.
d Mrs. Lloyd (Doris) Hodges
d'fatniCly, Dungannon; Dr. and
s. Ross (Elinor) McNeil and
mily, London; Mr. and Mrs.
ant (Wilma) Chisholm and
mily, Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs.
rdon Watson QakyillP wa
able to attend. .
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ginbotliam of Walton. In:terfnent, Go
was _._ in Greenhill cemetery, Tun
Lucknow. The pall bearers were:
Carl McClenaghan, • George Er-
-----rirrrgttm; 'Dell 'BaTb'OIT , -Ffa O d
Culbert, Tom Culbert, E. Cul-
bert.
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After the . service, lunch was
served in the basement and a
Social hour o e.
B. MACDONALD
Death came suddenly to
Bain Macdonald at his home
to which he had returned a
few days previously With his
son-in-law asoffrey Lund -Tei -
gen. He had suffereil several
heart attacks in the past year.
He had been in fair health the
last fear months which he
spent in Goderich.
He was born at Kintail 74
years ago, the second ,son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Macdonald,
and with the exception of five
Paul Soles, moderator of the
panel program, Flashback,
seen weekly on the CBC -TV
network.
years in Sarnia, spent his life
in this community. In 1923 he
married Martha Longley, who
died in 1950. He is survived by
three daughters, Mrs. Nelson'
(Betty) Dorsch of New Ham-
birg; Mrs. Ross (Flora) Thom-
sori . of 1.1s nbu°rg; •••and° --Mrs:
G. (Jean) Lund-Teigen of Water-
loo; eight grandchildren; one
sister, Miss Annie Macdonald
The funeral service was held
on Monday in the Johnstone
funeral home, Lucknow, with
interment in Kintail cemetery.-
B.
emetery:
Bain • was a friendly man
who will be missed by a wide
circle of friends. Possessed by.
,retentive memory, he was a
source of information not only
of happenings of his own life
time, but also those of the pre-
ceding generations.
The' .Easter meeting of- the
VMS, . of Knox Presbyterian
lxureh saw the president, Mrs.
Straughan,presiding and Mrs.
"A:' :Taylor acting as secretary
in the absence of Mrs. R. E.
Wilson,
The Easter story from St.
J9hn's Gospel was read by, IVLrrs.
J. Pitblado. Prayer was offered
by Mrs: Rod Johnston.
Miss L MacArthur reported
30 hospital calls, and 31 home
calls during the month. The
president announced that the
resignation of Mrs. rt. E. Wilson
as secretary was received, be-
cause of ill' health. The resig-
nation was accepted with° regret,
and the members of the nomin-
ating committee were asked to,
take charge of the task of find-
ing a new secretary.
The supply secretary, Mrs. J.
Thomson, asked that the con-
tents of the Blessing boxes be
brought to the May meeting.
The allocation for supplies was
raised "this year froth $28 to
$38. The extra money is to
take care of medical supplies
and drugs for overseas and the
missionary in India, Miss Ida
White, Reg.N.
The offering was received and
dedicated' by the president, and
a lovely Easter hymn was sung
by Mrs, G. E.. Royal and Miss
N. R: McEwen
w
ith
, Mrs.
rs. G.
F,Milisaa accompanist. .
Tile'
guest speaker aker was Mrs.
J. "R: -L,eitcfi;- who 'began her
Easter message with a question,.
"What ` do we think° - about
Easter?" u There are many dif-
ferent ideas, 14 the one that
should mean the 11190, to us,
is the knowledge,- t fes mess-
age of hope, and of victory over..
transformed ordinary work-
ingv rnen into dedicated.,apostles,
who went te,carry the message
of the Resurrection to those who
had- never heard, she said. To-
day wet have the same oppor-
tunity for service, she added.
God knows what we can do and
will give us strength for the
work He sets, before. us, if we
are willing to use the talents
He has given us.
Miss I. Matheson expressed
the thanks -o1 the members to
Mrs. Leitch for her fine ad-
dress, and to Mrs. Royal, Mrs.
MeEwen and Mrs. Mills for', the
lovely Easter -=-Music.
The benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. Mr. Royal, and
a pleasant half hour was enjoy-
ed at the close of the meeting.
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