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A general meeting of St. A.C.W. president, Mrs. E. F. and gl uat, St. Paul's Cathedral,
George's A.C.W. was held in the Sale. London, •a'he president and
�._ .Members heard a short tape other interested ladies will be
a parish hall on Tuesday, Mrh r attendingthese meetings;
u recording, of the •Primate s
17, An opening ijyrnu waa
and prayers were led by t e
LrLdub
plans
exhibit 9.
- g Follpwin the business the
message concerning ,the g
Primate's ' World Relief and ladies met in their- individual
DevelopmentFund. This was groups fotr an hour under .the
illustrated .° by a series of direction of the, following
appropriate slides shown by Mr. conveners:'. -Mrs. E. Hall,
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_ f _ 'Robert Legg , education;
lUbrs H. ._ate art, •
The secretary's and treasurer's social service; and Mrs.
reports were given by Mrs. M.' `Bradley, Dorcas:
Th Ode ' h Art Club ll' Id Simpson and Mrs sl Seaman '1 hey reassembled n for
their monthly seting March�l�.7 Group reports were also given by
d it was learned that an Slemin and Mrs. Wm. White,
The
e onc u ,
refreshments served Mrs 0.
mon. y meeting ' ',
at . the studio. President' Miss and,
Mary Howell, who presided, read' evening sewing gtoup had been closing benediction was given by
a letter from Conestoga Celle a formed under the ponvenMrs.
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of AVpplied'A is and-Techj o o"' • .. `-O Mr -s, -Win, --Bradley: T _..
It stated that information wo ld It was also reported that-'
-follow regarding assistance to several "tadie were gU:ilting.each
the art group for special sessions , afternoon in, the parish hall.
at the studior with qualified Coming events, for which
instructors: ' "
-___; _;. --support. is urged,. _includes the
Plans were made for the Open.., rummage sale on April 10 and
House exhibition and sale of 11th under the direction of the
Living -room fireplace and chairs.
The house of, four judges
(Continued from page 1) Having in youth, he
Thomas Morrison, never lived'in pressed installation of
Goderich, but married a wireless on passenger ships and
for adoption of the Plimsoll
Goderich � girl, May Allen_ , ti
daughter of A. McD. -Allan, a (load) line on freighters.
merchant who later represented Though over, age for active
Ontario in Britain when the service in War I, he was
Province was .developing fruit appointed by. Sir Sam Hughes to
exports. Tom Masson was command the 55th Battery,
.-executiye ,vice=-president of C.F.A., and took a . course al _
Aikenhead Hardware "when •he Kingston. After taking -the
retired to Oakville: --He died there battery overseas in -September,
in 1956. - 1916, - he returned to recruit
Margaret Masson was marcs .0 other units, and was given rank
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sailed
for
to an Englishman, D. A __ s , of lieutenant -colon and hauled -to the north side of
g many- distinguished_- ests -_
orris -wenE to a fruit ranch -hi -the the "'(;obourg'street; wliere-fi;he"Iia�ves
Okanagan Valley of. B.C. They were entertained in this house in have 'served' since as summer
. had three sons and one daughter- Judge Lewis' time, e,�sPecially.in cottages.
The - eldest son, James Masson the 13• years during which he
Boyd, is a Shell Oil official. was a Member of Parliament. The present owners acquired
, Emilie;' as Miss '"Tiny",.— Judge Lewis suffered a the property from Mrs. Julia
Masson, organized '(about ' breakdown in health in the Fall - Lewis McIntyre in 1951, having
1900-01) one, of the •' first of 1930, and after treatment m previously -resided .in Seaforth,'�
chapters of the Children of the Toronto General. Hospital was where Judge Hays had practised
Empire, sponsored by - the transferred to Allan - • Garden . law prior.to pis appointment as
I:0.D.E. They were the original Apartments. His son,.Norman, Crown Attorney of Huron in
Maple • Leaf Chapter. Emilie visiting him there on_ Sunday, 1948. He was . appointed a
married a Toronto business man, Feb. 22, 1931, left to mail a Provincial ' Magistrate and Judge
A. H. Jeffrey; they had two sons letter to his wife in Goderich. He of, the Juvenile and Family
. and two daughters. , stepped on a manhole cover in Court of Huron in 1960 and a
James - Masson. became , a , Front street at the moment of Provincial Judge .in.1968.
surgeon.�specialist with the Mayo an- illuminating ' gas explosion -
Cllnic in Rochester, Minn. His and was hurled over the Union -
Judge, Hays was the first
wife was an American;.they had.' Station parapet to the taxi drive President of ;, the Goderieh
four children. Dr. James married below, suffering fatal injuries. Horticultural Society and has
a second time when over 80, arid His father died next day without 1�een'. a director of the ,Huron
is living retired in Rochester: being told of Norman's death. A County Historical Society since
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its formation.' "These it terests; *1
paintings.,which will take place Social Service groupivith Mrs.
on Saturday, April '4, from 2:50 - Tim Elliott and Mrs. M. Mathers
to 9 p.m: at - the studio in "St. convening and an outdoor
Peter's School on North Street. auction sale to be held in June.
It was decided also to display- • " There will. be ' an A.C.W.
some of the school children's art Thankoffering . Communion at
work at the same time. 11 a,m. on April 14 followed by
The members .agreed to use a pot -luck luncheon at noon.
Rev. A. L. 0. Clarke. The , Star Prints of local paintings by Jean' The diocesan annual meeting
reported that "there .was a ,good Smith and the late Tom of A.C.W. will be' held April 20
turnout of the Masonic Pritchard to' get a supply of
fraternity." Military honors Were handinotes with a historical
paid at the grave by the firing flavor, to put u on sale at:„. the y GO D ER I C
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party in charge of Sergt.-Major exhibition.
George James. .After the besiness meeting, •
The Lewis family's summer Lorna Vincent showed slides of '
cottage, `_`Pinewood," was on the Jamaica where she and her
sorts ban ~a- few mi%s ori 61';' hbsb`and_.. had:. Jived—for .seven
Goderich. When the. `present A social
Canadian National station was refreshments ,
, bought' theold
years,
built Mr Lewis oug meeting
frame station,• had it cut in two .
a nurse and went overseas in War
h She did not marry; and died a
few • years ago. Harold,
remembered, by fellow -students.
as a happy, active lad, died , in '
Goderich in his 'teens. Stanley -
volltnteered in War I and was ;���uy trete• er'tea;
The Auxiliary of 'Alexandra her appreciation for the 'sproi s
Marine and' General" Hospital is : :suppled by the Auxiliary for the
beginning plans for the 'annual candy stripers. '
Penny Sale Tea to be held June
A4 -in Knox Presbyterian Church.
Theproceeds realized from this
sate -and--tea-
purchase
and--tem purchase a Colson stretcher and -
roller - for use in the „operating
room. .
E. A. Elliot, Hospital -
Administrator,' explained the
operation of this equipment and
expressed his appreciation for all
the Auxiliary was doing and had
done for the hospital. The
contributions for last year
totalled over $2°,200. .
In response to a request as to;
what could be done to assist the
nurses, - Mrs. C. McDonald
Presented a 'need' for Nursing
Text Books to -be placed in the
library and the Nurses' Stations
in the -hospital. It was decided to
make a contribution of $200,
toward the pdreliase of these'
books. •
Mrs. McDonald also expressed
at the residence and St. George's s are r y. - - ays, are
church were conducted by Rev. evidenced in the fine old. home
J. N. 1-1:- Mills, rector, assisted by and its grounds.
•
Hospital Auxiliary"
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killed in action on, the Somme.
He was not married. Duncan
Morrison Masson also 'served
overse is M the first war. He is
now retired from the staff of the
Mayo Clinic. • He had four
children.
Edward Norman Lewis, born
-in Eloderlch
of Ira Lewis, Crown Attorney,
• and a grandson of Ira Lewis,° a
United Empire Loyalist woo
settled in the Brockville area.
Racially; the family is Welsh. E.
N. Lewis was a .. man of
hale -and -hearty type, and when
campaigning , for the House of
Commons had an amusing 'story
and. a pat on the back for all and
sundry: Between 'sessions, he was
a diligent "fence -mender°' in 'his
constituency. He retrieved West
Huron from the Liberals„ in
1894, but by only 93 votes, and
in 1908 the margin dropped to
62. Even in the Conservative
sweep of 1911 he was ahead(of
M. G. Cameron) by only 175:
"Ned" Lewis was. prolific of
ideas. He was an early and often
ridiculed- 'advocate of • daylight
saving time; fought for rural mail
service and saw it inaugurated in
1908, and long before the
proposal was seriously
considered at Ottawa he urged
2tppbintment of a Canadian
ambassador to Washington..
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