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.4100111MINIIIMMINNOMIO
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MRS, WILBERT CRICH
Cora 'A.
Wilbert A. Cebeedied the Clineen
Hespital Seterday eveningwhere
see had been a patient for the pas!
:eleven weeks. She had been ill far a
period of seeveii months. Mee erke.
wee wee in eer 5Sth year_ wee a
eaeghter tee. :ate eenees
arid Agile, H.
ort: it: sA7,rilfrToa
III ehe
meeriee tee'et tee, e. wee sur-
1-:,, Tesse were nzat Eev
W. H. lees. et tee eeene te
31,er:et-het ten-senage eee. tee nesse
eseire lived ie Seefeete. Teee ,eee.
teented tT; t.r.7Adetl,,t1 zetes
• Roae.• and Leese reeteel t
Per the pee: le years Me end
ee. teritee het.. eeeidel Ra.S.
Gederich Twp.. where el:
eervee as mail
le le le Clinton.
Beeides the huebaed teens seevis-e
ens. daughter Dorie .Mr,Ry ta
weightt and twe ceral: grendeelle.
een elarjorie and Doegeas. Thee.:
erathers and two e.istersalso sue -
vire: Philip Roweliffe. Goeeeich
rewnship. Byam of London Road.
Tuekersmith. and Ernest. in Ontario.
California.. Mrs. Joseph hipiey.
:oa. and Mre.. Joseph Crich, London.
The: funeral service wee held on
Tuesday afternoon az 2 o'cioce.- az
he home on the Baee Line, The ser-
e -lee waonducted be Rev. G. G.
Burton. pastor of Ontario St. United
Cturchwhich she was a eattheul
member. Rev. Burnen chose as. his
ter:. "Beth thou eaithful turto death
and I will eive thee Crown of' Life. -
Interment ;ole place iu Exeter
Cemetery.. The palibeaeree were
George Pry.-. Ray Crawford.
leieback. Frar.k Celernan. Robert see,
rough and Herman Ci. h. F:ower
bearers were Harry Crieh. Nelsen
Crich. Francis Coleman and Barrett
Taylor. There were ,..nary I.2111•
butee. from Lot -Ant. Leetreege-ei
eleeforth. Beesaeses. Belgrevse
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TODAY
W. G. WRIGHT
Former Seaforth Boy
Buried At Ingersoll
Late J. Anderson Coulter Spent
His Youth Here.—Relative
of Miss Hargan
ingersou Tribiin-
Join; Anderson Couttet. ;neer
highly reepeete..1 reeident sneer.
flLfer many years. and a former
mayor of the town. passed away in
the Westera Hospital, Toronto. on
Sunday after110011. May 4th. De-
eeaeed contracted influenza about
six w ,eite ago and made a partial
recovery, but he later developed a
blood conditeen and was taken to
Western Hospital about ten days
previous to his death.
Mr. Coulter who was in his 72nd
yeee. was bora near Belleville in
Hastings County. His father passed
away when he was seven mouths old
and his mother, who was a school FUNERAL OF H. McGRATH
teacher. was forced to return co her
profession and young John Auder.
SOu was taken to Seaforth where he Hugh McGrath is dead. This news
eashed over the wit -es Monday
made his home until about the age
evening shortly after five o'clock.
of sixteen when he came to Inger- 1 -lis death was a shock to all, though
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
M y, ;in1h, (jar
eleeeete Fuller Frank
el...eleee. ees S'epleeneon.
en,.,ne• ee. 3;1, .2 2 AMU 111
Ar t-,441.311,- a- the ell:eine were Mrs
Fred H D• -a.-:, F terieer Deaeon.
M. J. E. liugeseet eire. F. I:drill:M.
Mr and Mr. H F Stoin,inare J. W.
elauzer. G M. MeHey Miss E. Mv-
team Mee. Genres" Naylor. Frank
Ward. William Ward, and .ire. Lav-
ery. Toronto; Mre. Ft. A. Plunib,
and Mrs. Earl Thomeeon, Detroit:
Russell elebee. Brighton; Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Mabee. Kitchener; Miss
E. P. Hargan, Seaforth; Mr. and
Mien Frank C. Morrow, Mrs. \Vin.
McIntosh. Mrs, H. Hayman, William
English. London; Miss Kate Ille-
Callum. Dorchester; Mr. aud
Jack Canfield. Woodstock; Rev. H.
B. Christie, Frank Bauslaugh, Brant-
ford. -
HELD AT DUBLIN
eon and entered the employ of the he had been contined to his home for
John Morrow Company aa an office several months. Everything humanly
boy. From this humble start as jun- possible to restore him to health
was done by his parents, A major
for in 1SS7. Mr. Coulter rose to the
position of President and General toapielbaTtion in Toronto General Hospi.
by au eminent surgeon was of no
Manager of the Company, the since avail. He never complained during
he eel,' when he severed hie con. the long months of pain and suffer-
ing. but was always cheerful and
nection with the firm in 1920 after
patient and enjoyed the company of
fILd years of service his friends and neighbors. Haying
Peritape no other individual has the happy faculty of making Mende.
d.ele more for the welfare of the they could be numbered by the
town than Mr. CoulterThere seores. and the client testimony of
. we.
:lever 3 :wilily object or a needy t
thio friendship was in evidence by
he numerous telegrams from distant
t:13S., that did not reeelve his *support. ..ee spiritual bouquets and
He was of a moist benevolent and dowers, ineluding a wreath from the
cynieeseete.. nature end many eine Ushorne and Hibbert :gimlet hem-
atite co., of whieh John McGrath is
deeee remain ae. a tribute to his
metnery. He was a member of theAt •untisuall'Y large
literal held at the est. Patrick's
term council for nearly three years. Church. Dublin. May elle at 9.30
serving as councillor itt ifeel 0elfwk. mass was celebrated by Rev.
and was elected mayor by ac-
Pi DFfottikes. and present in the
leee.
eanctuarwere
y Rev Gaffney, Rev.
.1!nItI,'5 tfl tfl .t'gtl$:' 14°'-`• t4245Sitliivan of London. Rev. O'Droweki
-1-.1211 ef eenzee P. Boles of St. Columban. Mrs. Leo Fortune.,
ile wee ;esponeible tor the ops. as soloist. eloquently eking Dwelling
ef the Soldiere' Home Club in with P. Angels. The pallbearers
lel?, during. the last Great War. He rri;orn'neilla;.°71T'A.;:,.ant.a.niv7Feeuey
.
deritel the instruments end me,ie Tile honorary pallbearers were dii.
etler eittributions towel -de the for- actors of the lesborne & Hibbert
nn;in:1 :1tE. neeeeeee eiennee Ineurance Co.. John Essery. Thomas:
Scott. Angue Sinclair. Win: Coates.
Bn1. whice tiourished here eari in
, Thomas Ballantyne. John Hackney.
lee,. eboat 1241 1,4 Wrn. Huckney. B. W. F. 13eaverse
1-1 -2-1 e ;teem)af men that %We,: H. is su2'vit,r1 by hie parents. Mr.
2A1-11,2 Daly House and con. atei Mrs. John McGrath, of Dublin.
reeeel inte A Mk. 1! inetel fer the 11. 1440hepotlne 1440 6,Ist.";7•
2h32 ingersell Jere ;tee etre. Walter Blonde. Chatham.
wae e meetbee ef King :and Mts. Ed Conlin. Granton. A
Mir.= Ledee, No. 37. A F ae, AM,. sister Mary preeeeeasee hint 13
intro;: acid was a member ot the "are ago.
"And so the last chapt,-r of a noble
termee Ingersoll 'elethediet Chitral. life is ended. Gone to hie eternal
ai bell many offices le the Kiting reward. His home is in heaven. And
A..2 2E1,32 eeneeegatiou. it was hi. ..arne,st deeire to he
Atter leaving Ingersoll lte went to thee"•-
Ituffale where he, became e.enerai
meneee: et the Curtis Seeew Corte WALTON hand with rod and line.—Goderich
later et.ateed Twit Drill Have Foil heard the Toll Brothers? Signal -Star.
THURSDAY. VA, VS
FIRST, on possessing one of the most modern
refrigerator locker systems in Canada.
SECOND, on having such enterprising people as
the Seaforth Locker Storage and C. A. Barber
to provide the public with this great 20th
century convenience.
The 390 -locker installation and large chill room
are efficiently refrigerated by Kelvinator units
of the latest type and furnish the public with
up-to-date cold storage for meats, fish, poultry,
fruits and vegeta.bles.
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Company in teat city and before re.
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to see" arid hear their new travelog., Collegiate Teacher Resigns—
tlIVIliag allada was tor a time "Hieing
through South America." In
enraged15 the etelmfaettlee ot pat- Duff's United Church. Welton, 05
eared steering wheel. He was aesoci. ThUredae. May 2nd. The Woman's
eresi with the Ruddy company ASSA.62.1.21011 of Duff's Church are
Brantford and late? with companies $:''''-'1.'s".er.111!. this e"ning
enteettuntent. The. Toll Brothers.
Stratferd and Toronto. where he Ellsworth and Leroy, after complet•
mg their courses at the 1.111.VerSitY
ed Toronto. set out from Toronto
Amer -
lea as their objective. Hitch -hiking.
they made their way through the
lenired States and Mexico as far as
:ad' would take thetn. Then on to
South interim. they traveled down
the western side of the Andes to the
capital city of Chili. In this journey
they visited many remote places,
enduring many dangers and hard-
ships. They crossed the Andes on
expioi,A the .eastern side of
15 e.ret c,ntinent. The ?motion and
they procured are beau-
•.itel beyond deetription. The grip•
211,1,1-y of eceithful adventure.
1:,de:• ,onditions hazardous and ex-
iieleg. with ;dashes of humour ewers
seeessel. providee a great evening.
entertaining and educational. which
will be enjeyed by all who are fort-
ureete 1-1 be present.
A special Mother', Day serylee
was. observed in Duff's United
Church on Sunday. with the minister
Rev. F. A. -Gilbert in charge.
Perch Fishing At Goderich
Is Great Sport—
Hundreds.. of anglers from outside
centres. Stratford. Kitchener. Lon-
een. Treemee asci other points
1,,524.4,.. as well as merle
f:ere !les dietrice thronged the piers
a:ati .t.ealts-aters on Sunday from
.se le :insetting till late is the even-
ieer. The eceetelen was the spring
tun pe:-iit Individual catches were
not !urge. hnt considering the num•
tirrr takiest part in the
eport. 5. giseaz number of esh were
taken from the water during the
day. Every day there are many on
bad made his home for the paSt SO,
ere: yeaee
eln Ceti:ter Was married twice.
nie -test wife. May Dundess. prede-
eeesei hitt in March. 1e2e. Surely.
leg bee:ides his widow Who wee tor-
• Mi-.. Jean etealker ef
ell. ere 244.11 -eaugbeere Mr, . Edward
Heekits. Teronee. and Mee.
Willie el lee Metiona:d. Bearl tee e
• 2,1.112 a1-321..i.L.111113.1-,21.
A se.ee teneeal ,'.:vie- w.As iteld
the 2.31
2:214,21, Yeeee Ste -et. Tea.
.nee. Teen:lay a!
rat, was iat•gely
tieing NIA•ZA's..
• Deaaott. H. Se:ores:nem
.";,It'DoLaid. Edward Rep-
tVatd ata.i, E. De Witt.
H1222. T..11., .2•1,221232.1.1, wer tiratight to
.se meter 5124 a publie asee-
ela+ heei it Triulty United
Citern at S. p.m.. which was aloe
ierateie atte.nded and there Was a
protulx-: eovely doral tributes.
Tee eleeir ef the ehurch was 15 41-
11:121-1 hc organist. Ewell A.
Beeeley. at tee consele. During the
Mr'. Harold F. leren rend-
eree ir. belutitul voice. "The Oni
Beeggesi Cres..." Rev. R. Harold Parr.
3 A. MiLiSti.7 .31 th ehurchwas iu
,Lazge. ar.:1 it an irapreesive dis-
e-eurse. eulegized the lee work of
Canter and paid glowing tribute
to his great efforts on behalf of the
inuecb in former yearsIn:err...int was made in the Ing-
ersoll Rural, Cemetery. the honorary
pall bearers being elesere. E. A. Wil-
son. Dr. J. M. Rogers. R. W. Green..
E. H. 1-lueill. Dp. J. W. Counter. T.
N. Dunn. John E. Gayler. John 3.
3IeLeod, Harry G. MeMtilkin, An- I
drew Moyer. Reginald Stone. H.
Percy Stoneman and Bruce Maitland.
The active bearers were Messrs. Al-
lred Rlights, John Lee. Charles
P'eareott. James 3. Eenapp. Harter
Dales and P. s. Pedolin.
Eanpioyees of the Morrow Comp -i,
any who were with the firm at the
time Mr. Conker was president acts
ed as Rower bearers. They were:
Robert Windram, joserib Edmonds..
44.4,1.00 RIMOVAL
of DEAD or
DISABLED ANIMALS
Phone
tol feet° this number
219 MITCHELL
or 21 INGERSOLL
WILLIAM STONE SONS LTD
At the monthly meeting of the
Goderieh Collegiate Institute Board.
a letter was received from Miss K.
Park tendering her resignation. Miss
Park has been on the staff for eight
years as instructor in classics. The
resignation was accepted and the
secretary was instructed to write to
Miss Park expressing the board's
appreciation of her work.
Goderich Tax Rate
35 Mills—
At apeeial meeting of the Town
Council last week. the tax rate for
1941 was struck at 35 mines, This re-
presenrs a reduction of leee mills
from last year and is the lowest rate
Gederich has had for a quarter of a
oseture or more. The reduction is
made possible by a surplus of about
ille.eee from 1P4"—the result mainly
of a fortunate bit of financing in con-
nection with the Ontario Wet Shore
Railway fund aecount. There IS also
a reduction .ef about 32,300 itt the
amount of debenture interest to be
paid this year.
Ten Acres of Pears
Planted At axe -ter --
A new venture In fruit -growing
was started this spring by the Exe-
ter branch of the Canadian Canners
Limited, Ten acres of the eompany'e
forry-five acres on the east side of
Exeter was planted with pear trees
of the Keefer variety. Altogether
1010 trees were set out. With good
results the trees should be bearing
fruit in four yearstime. With pears
ripening in the fall this new venture
will prolong the period of employ-
ment at the factory and in addition
will require extra help in picking
the fruit. Last year ten acres of
asparagus beds were set out on the
property north of the factory and
I this year three additional acres are
1 being set out. With asparagus, string
beans and Pears added to the large
output of peas and corn the Exeter
branch should be a busy spot most
of the summer months.
- Leg Fractured—
While ploughing recentle Bill
Drown of Staff& met with an unfort-
.
nnate accident in which his right
leg was fractured. The team bolted
and he was thrown to the ground,
the plough passing over his leg.
Send 45 rhe na.mes year •eeirers.
You Roll Them BefterWffli
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H. R. LONG, GODERIGH I
District Agent
J. GALLOP'S GARAGE
SEAFORTH
Chrysler, Plymouth and Fargo Dealer
Come in and see the new Plymouth car and Fargo Truck
We also have a Service Truck—if you have car trouble,
phone 179 and we will come promptly
PHONE 179.
All Repairs Strictly stash
SEAFORTH
We Aim To ?:ease
DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH le. EXETER E30
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