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• Anghc�t W9men's - '
It. Petriie,wns liOStess at the January
meeting " of. the Anglican Women's
Guild,, held.' on. Wednesday' last. with'
:largo attendance. Mrs. + Foster
to
c idifated:• the devotional period;
with .seas followed b�- the reports
`"rete • and. treasurer.
` #roiYt tine ser i y
Interesting and grateful` letters -
from• persons in England who h,ad.
received.' Christmas " food parcels
Wereread and busuness .matters
Were -discussed, A review o_f ' • the
° *ark' of 7.945 shows lei' of in-
n y
and 'financial t fi an l s,uecess. The
. Midsummer bazaar was
particularly
e
°notabl , 'the ,proceeds ainounting to
$250.. Apart from' the
o .
Ohristmas
.boxes,food ,parcels were sent to
E#igtans ',inter vis
,. tli roughq cit
.' ,e• year , .,and• : several gifts of
•
flowers and . fruit 'were made to
local church members who had
been 111, .fit present a :bale of
clothing is being packed , for the
Unitarian •Servrice r Couunzittee of
Canada. Election of officers was
conducted. _at _thiel meeting and. the
appointments were.: President, Miss
ai. Adams•;, ,,site president, Mrs.' ;C.
'Ffa ••`w u • area t'z•r .Mrs... A.. • ,foster
sec etary.: Mrs:' *V. Vrooman•; cor-
responding . secretary, Mrs. R.
Foster"; secretarytreasurer of dower'
fund, Mrs. E. ']Draper sewing com-
nvittee; •.11%Irs: W. Tigert, Miss. E.
Draper; ,Mrs. A, Poster and Mrs.
R. Pimlott. Miss 1i Foster past
president,, thanked the Guild, mem-
bers for their 'support • during, the
year, and after the conclusion of
the, meeting . all enjoyed_ -a'Idelight--
fol. lunch , served.'the • hostess,
assisted by Mrs. E .Petrie. -
iri
AVOW% Jan. 15.- _Mr. and Mrs..
Il, . J. . Phillips and Mr. and Mrs.
T< S, Johnston were visitors ,at
London on Monday:' • •
, The cement *Block sheds, ;which
'were formerly 4 e4ie b
Olean Church and latterly by the
County have .been torn down,
1Vr, and
.Mrs.. Edgar Lawson and
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Anderson and
son William visited .Mr,. and. Mrs.
:,John Finlayson, Seaforth,. on San --
day' .
W.M.S. Meeting,-• Mrs, Alfred.
Itollinswon; gave • her home for
"the
Janttar,Meeting- of the. W,M S. o
f
Knox . Presbyterian church.. The
president, Mrs, Edgar Lawson, pre-
sided and opened the meeting with
prayer. -
The Seript
e wast read
ay•lrs;, V4,kGood, Who a so offered
prayer: The treasurer, °Mrs. Fred'
lWss, gave the •finabcia1:•report icor
the Fear,, showing the allo'cation had
been reached and ;there was .4 .spb-•
stantial 1tnlanee on hand. Mrs. Vq`
T. Robiso '' "rendered ' a solo:
Robison
reading; a`The New Year'•• was` given.
by. Mrs. Ellis Little. Tlie highlights
of the "Glad Tidings" for 1948 were
given•, by Mrs. John Houston. A
New . Year's message was given by
Mrs. Herb. Gooier." The ' roll_ call
was, answered by 1S. members: pay- -
ing - dues, -The' meeting close
their us d
ar g' _
with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer
in unison. The hostess served'. re -
freshmen ts.
e-freshments. •
Ladies' Guil'd.--=The Ladies'. Guild,
of - St. Mark'S church held-; tiiel, ,-
monthly meeting in the church. It
nby e
was opened the rector, Rev. H,•
J. L. Henderson, `°vhoconducted'.
a
short service. Mrs. T. S. Johnston
'took charge for the .program, which
opened -with a New Year's message
by Miss Margaret Jackson. Mrg.
Donald Fowler favored with .a solo.
Miss Mary ,-Nesbit took the topic
Col*
ontheSt.John's. Ainbtdance
and gave an interesting story trac-
ing the origin ' of the society back;
to the very beginning. She also' .dis-
played_ma it of Ike medals Used_ by_
the • coz'n. sThe resident; •' Mrs. A.
president;
Kirkcoiinell, °took ' charge for the e
business period. A vote of thanks
was-extetxieel-t i M- s -Gordon ay`lor-
'•hrz%izkg--alaewra'n i s ,
y.earn. The. -roll cn•Yl� mass:answered.
by paying of fees. The president'
offered 'the' closing prayer. There
will be no meeting in February. -•
'Women's Institute.—Mrs, •
Scrimgeour of Blyth' was the guest
artargt
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S7• West *St., Phone 574—or •
Telephone • 'above Agifeixe, SurpasS ROT; .. 4
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',00ne i1o5.;„.itt
spealcer at the January .meeting of
the 'Women's. 'Xustitute, held Iii . the
Foresters' Hall on Tuesday. Urs.
Scrimgeour' told of- some of the'
highlights. of. her trip to Fort Viii•
liam and also gave a talky -on �tihe
ru
gi)eu ie14.1 1 i•
said it was drst discovered in 1920
and told of seine of its uses. A
duet was .rendered by Mrs. Gordon
McPhee 'and' Mrs. , Geo.. "1llillion.
There was a parade, by the ladies
wli.•had• taken the Sewing course
in December, .displaying rtbe dresses:
they had. made. Those. taking 'the
course *were Mesdames W. ' •BraU,-
nock, ,Archie Robinson, Len. Archam-
bault, G. McClinchet, - VVni. Gross.`
Ted East, Harold- Gross, B, Craig,
E. Little, F. Itaithby. .Short• tali;s;
on. the course, were given ,b Ma;s,
Gordon 11cCllinchey, M'rs, ,1V, -Bradt
",mock, Mrs. Little, Mrs, -:Beit Craig
anal Mrs.G Frank lia}tliby. A; song.
•cowpose� by'. Mrs: ' W'ni. • Roberton,
cin . "The., Sewing Course" ,peas rend-
ered- by Mrs. W, T. Robison �iifrs,
D. Fowler, Mrs. Albert Campbell,
Mrs. Ii. Mogridge and Mrs, Win.
Roberton. The president, Mrs..1i.
Mogridge,ppresided 'and .Mrs, R, J.
Phillips -was at• the piano. Cardsof appreciation were read .from
'Sirs; J. Taylor and Mrs. J. C Stoltz
for gifts they' had ,received ,on the
occasion of - their fiftieth: • -wedding
anesay,
niv r r . Itdecided to
was i_
purchase the book •"Fifty Years °df
Achievement" in 'connection with
Institute work. The •meeting closed
with 'the- National Anthem. Lunch
was . served by the: 'hostesses, Mrs.
`'Vin. Craig, 'Mrs. A. G. 1 -Jewitt, Mrs.
Irene Wright, Mrs. A. Rollinson arid
Miss Amelia MCIlwain
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,PORTER'S. HILL Jan. • 17.—The
epidemic of chickenpox zs pretty
well cleared up, 'and' eine' *.of ,.th
,Children are Mack at school.
Mr. John McCowan is slowly im-
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,DUNGANNON, Jan. 18. ' . Vs.
Jas. Sproul. 2nd concession of- West
'Wawit osh, has been :quite iii at
.Godeiich `hospital, teat° is •showing.'`:
iutp ove111e4 She, 'i0 expected
hornthis week. S. motor •Pwrty
of, members• of her. family eztine to
At/ lief: ovc�t- hey ebi - uC 'i -may
were Mr, and Mrs, Bill Sproul, Mrs.
-Frank Gar•niss, Mrs, Ben ;Mugford
*and sons Jim, and Charlie, •all 'of
Toronto. • ,_. ,
Mr: „Harold,Dickson, employed.
',at 'Ri'tchene1Y,," D spent the • week -end
•
,;
Thos, Dickson, , ,
• Mr. and Mrs, , Cecil. Blake and
family spent' Sunday With Mi.' and
•Mrs. David Kirkland near 14OcItitOW,
Mrs. Arthur • Elliott , spent -a `few
days last ,week visiting'iier .daugh,
Os
ter,` Mrs, car Cuthill, Walton.
1i. jack' 'Chisholm 'is' a patient"
since ` last Thursday at- Goderich
hospital,, :.receiving treatment . for
sinus trouble that developed froiu -
an attack of •'.rlu." ,.•
Misses Lily anis 'Frances McLean;
have moved to their 'new., hone in
the village, - after `'extensive repairs
and'niodern'° improvements had been
Made, -
Master Norris Sampson' was quit?
ill last `geek -end with the "flag'
which has been an `epidemic in the
district and has been quite a trial'
for young ehildren••
--
Mr. Gordon 'Nivins returned to
work -at Kitchener on Monday after
a week spent at- home and attend -
log the funeral of his .father, the
late Wm.' R. Niviis
`Harvey Culbert, who --,was a .. pa-
• tient at Goderich hospital in De-
cember with neumonia, was •home
and appar t fully
recovered.ed.`He
is now in Westminster Hospital,
London, with syznptoins of .undulant'
fever. Harvey was• a soldier in
Europe in World. War`IL' We hope
he. will soon be fully,recovered and
•able• to return home. "
Pictures S1iovyn.—Quite am-
ber of people attendedea€ the- show-'
ing of the edpcational pictures in .
the Parish Hall" on Monday night.
proving. but 'is still in hospital.
, The -annual.. meeting of txuice
United church held on 'Tries
dct*.-es'eziing;-Januar-y•.?r�r;--lir-1~h
basement of the Mich. •
meeting of the A. was held. at the
holm 'of Mrs. Leslie .Cox. with f-ajir"
teen ladies present. The Scripture
was read• by Mrs, r'eter Harrison,
and prayer was offered:by.. Mrs. J.
S. Lockhart, The; roll.: call Was
answered with. a favorite verse.
i
Mrs. Donald Harris favored with
a reading. Mrs. John • Torrance,
v .te-ln'tsident, had, .charge :cit here
was, quite a lengthy discussion :e..
gar -ding ".time year's • work. -The
travelling apron' was started out
once more. Mary Torrance, secre-
.tary-treasurer, gave a report of the
financial standing :and suggested
having-crokinole parties to. raise°
More- funds. - Three- of the ladies
offered: 'their homes for these,
art . 1
les t was decided fled to have ea
1,�al�e-,s2le�n.:�lii�tonti�.j: Tivo�eaxds�i
.thanks ,for -flowers were: read, The
afternoon was spent quilting -and a •
delicious; lunch. was • served by' the
lie"stess arld 'her: helpers,' Mrs. Will.'
Cox' and Mrs. Glen Pickard. • The
February meeting will be held • at
the home of Mrs. Attain Harris: -
-B.Elw MILLER
BENM LLE -RR, Jan:
number. of:
friepds-" attended the
ftineral _of the late Mrs. Cephas
Young in Goderich~ on 'Saturday.
The sincere sympathy of this com-
munity is extended to the bere"nved
family. ; m
Mr. and Mrs, Rich. ,Parr and
family, of ° S'iingarii on. ,Spent 'SOO-
da3y with •Mr. and Mrs. S: Vanstone.
17 r° -ands-rs: • Verdun Vanstone
visited :on Sunday :with, _friends in
G-oiTerich:
A large number attended the Wo-
men's Institute .progressive euchre
party' at Carlow on, Friday night.
1-Iigh score prize ior_the_I_adies went
to .firs.. Ray ' Moore; for . the . men
to Mr. Lawrence .Snider. •
The Young Adult• Group will hold
a social evening at the p'u nonage
on January 26. ,. Mrs. Frank
MCMichael''s • group will have
charge. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to any new member's who
wish to join. . ' ,
Many from here • listened , with
interest to R,ev. X. G. I4azdewood,
a former minister,; now of Walton,
WliO s icike over. CKNX on' Tuesday.
'The Clinton" Public •Utilities.•,Goni-
mission has • chbsen Hugh Hawkins -
as«-chairinan-'for 1949.
Mr. 'd, Mrs. Ctodfrey •Wein, of
(7rediton, - ceiebi aced - their sixtieth
wedding' aniiA'ersary .or;. Saturday'.
fust'^ -°r , is• in ;-his ,. eighty
eighth year and his wife is .ten ,.
years younger.
John Wheeler, Grey ,township,
was elected. President- o1 the ,East,
•Unroll Agricultural Society ..At the
annual r meeting held at ,Brussels
on ,,,,Friday last.. It. was-' decided
to
introduce.° •tIlaatoar-driving r chart
tests at the fall fair 'this. year.
/30110tt Township Council has
named-Artlhur Grange to the: Gode
rich District
C. oAinlegiat:, I- ti
itu
to
lanod W;h�llisl3YJ.rVEdmnn too hhe
'SeaihSchoo- AreaBoard,
Clinton Idigh,-School Area: Board,
Grace Isobel Walters,,o• wife ',of
Wiiliain -J,, ;l�xiller „Clinton, , died .,at
her home -dn,. January lith after•
an --illness ,of st• few months. 'She
was in her .forty-ninth year. She'
was born in Tuckersinitli, a daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Walters,, Her death- was the •first
break in a family of nine. resides:
her. Husband- and her mother,' -she
leaves -a. daughter, Mrs. William A.
Aiken, and two sons, Ross and
Rbart, all of Clin
ton; also
'84C.,
-brothers,. And two ',sisters. WlliAn
Miller t3f Goderi°cli is one :of the
brgthers.
Offer for Purchase of ,
acto r . -
SeaPortli iVl'anuf .ry ,
the Robert
The�.,shareholders ;of __ .. Lid., Bell Engine & • Thresher, Co., Ltd.,
Seaforth, will meet next Wednes-
`
•.(.1.43T.(.1.43Tte 'considea•, tin,. off r e niale b. y
J. W. Monteith; Stratford, -for the
purchase• of the assets of the com-
pany. It! is undo ,stood 'that Mr.
Monteith -represents a joint • Strat- •
ford-Seaforth group and that the
'manufacturin ,business, of the coin
piny would contint'ie' to ' be carried
on in Seafgrth.. Over sixty persons
are employed by th+e. company.
Wild Animals '
Film . subjects .Were:_ ".The, Navy. an _THea�tsalil District_.__ _ ._ ,. Y :
Flies ;'2 `•Chanipions," featuring- - People . ,of tins Hensall-- district -
'Barbara Ann Scott; "Fitness Is a' are- in somewhat of a scare over
r n a leas
re rts'-tl at two bears'
a
-T+s�inly�ffa3r, .
"Know -nolo ;your-33ttb91' po a x
and - "Eyewitness No. 6;'' . a • news `three: wolvesare roaming in that
eport of the- ljrberal - on ention,-----yamaus-.persons-�repart '
Pautfitl Aceidcnt ` _= I ; ..Kz_ `Ieu. "iiig- s'ei 1 tTi& bears aifi it-1fl sr
do ,.
been, organized, .by. Stanley Tudor,
Henstll' hotel,keeper, to track them
down. The weather hap riot been
favorable., for.. tracking, ; and the
hunters are hoping .for fall , of
snow. In 'i "tire ueantime, precau-
tions are being. • taken, 'and- pupils'.
of district schools nl'"e being driven,
to school In cars; so that they may
not _:encounter theaniinal.s• i
walking to school. •
Ben a Johnston,'" Leonard Chisholm;
East Wawanosh . township,. -Harry.
Sturdy, J. D. Beecroft,.. Orville
Taylor, Maurice Hallahan--; 1-lowick
township, `Elmer:'Parrish, Hal7ry
Go�s�dy, Harold Robertson,. Hobert
zbso , II. 1e
G n u township,' . a
lit J k•
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Nivins, seventeen -year-old son .of
Mr. and Mrs. David Nivins, while
working • on his : father's farm -met
with a serious and 'painful accident
last week: His right. hand, -with
a_, mitt, caught in the power. take-
off:, ,at the back of the , tractor and
the thumb was twisted and niarigleyly
so badly • that amputation betwee .
-tile: joinfs ivas fg ncl i.necessary.
Several days were • spent at Gode
rich hospital' for -tr>eatment.
Pleasure :and Business. -The Col-
wanOsli -Junior Farmers and Junior
Institute held an enjoyable party
at the Agricultural Hall on 1 riday
night with a good .attendance of
members. Progressiyo cards' and:
erokinole were Played, followed
by
sift nein to
a.rcidrla3-e� ai
d�iie- :znstron •GeAr a»own♦ fi
r
usual, serving of lun�h.An ex, Roy-;
.Brussels, ,.1R.._.T. Bowman, Wil-;
ecntive meeting "bf both organiza- Maui Spe r, •R. B. Cousins.
tions was. held on, Monday night at . i ; .y.......... ;,_
the home of ' Ken Petrie, to close
affairs` for the past year and have
looks in order to be presented the
next evening at the regular ,joint
meeting , and election of officers for
1949.
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men's Institute held, a nibst:sliccess'-
ful' euchre • • party' in the ; mewl r_
. l _ood r
decorated lislll,at (raz o�. .� gy y,d
number were present and all.^voted
it a good time.
-. -;Smith's Mill W.M.S.-The• J'anu
ary meeting of the Smith's Hill;
W;•M.S. was - held lit M•rs, . Rox
Alien's, 'with twelve members . pre -
Sent, The :regular program was"
followed, with Mrs. Marsh as leader
and conducting the dedication of.
the od'ieerS, • for .. fi4J.:; The society
allocation.
hard a splendid yeaz , • the
was, oversubscribed by voluntary
giving. The. ladies worked -so, well
for the expense .fund --that libei+al
;donations were sent to the European
Church .Relief and.; Save_ the '`Lhilcl
ren Fund.' The hostess serV'ed'' tea
and a, social hour" was spent."
Women s'- Jn stitute. - - The
Wo
•
men s-• �Stittie held the>* zne tin
in, their, room in the Tovnsliip.
fall,
With, thirteen members present. The
meetings were,planncd :for the ;next.
six months, also a social. evening.
Donations were voted, to the. Sick
Children's Hospital and the -Christ.;
int sear fund. 'The next meeting
Will "be in _ the Tow-nship:; hha11..ozi.
January 25th, at 2.15 pan. •
most-
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mx -
rezeve s
mothers tool g d
eries of rub
'cords:
Si;ni3ly rub ,w`trming.Vicks
VapoRub on throat, chest'and
backat bedtime. Results are.
good, oo.d..because.V.apoRub's.
.
"special relief -bringing action
' anda,
tai is rightawa�% kee p „•
on -working 'for hours during:
' ht.;uihile, the child'.
the raig ,.
"` ..Of. en b mo ping most
•- steeps,, � y x
- . misery of the cold. is relieved.
Remen'n,ber, Mother . , when,
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your children catch cold"...
.
be sureYout• get -:ti ie -tested;
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'lir++,Lia�NS, ,Inn ,17—Tho „syr
pathy of the community is extended
to the Phillips family --in the death
of their mother,..Mrs. Thos. Phillips,,
which occurred • on Tuesday after u
• gt1iy illness. _ , _
.Miss Myrtle•' Phillips, has gone to,
:spend...•the, ::winter ,.Montlts.. at.:.:,thh..
homes_ of • her. brothers,.; Heiman 1,
Ashfield -and Durnin in Dungannon.
Th,e young people who presented
their play,. "Uncle Cy Hits • a New ..
High," oto a large audience hi' ,tile
Lucknow hall on Friday night. will
appear in Dungannon' next 'Friday
evening under elle auspices of . St.
Paul's Anglican Guild: •
"The 'death of Mr. ,Henry Wood,
who was born and lived in this
community- for. many years,occur-
red at hishome at Galt on Monday
night. Mrs. Dan Martin,' Mr. Arn-
old Wood, MisS Annie Durnin And
Messrs, • Robert, and :Lorne Durnin°
'attended the 'funeral at Galt• . on
Thursday: '
r oDERICH ToWNsHmP
Federation Meeting, -= Goderich
Townsblp
hold Il�edeits Jarationnuaof Agrietiucul
,
.•
hire will r .z zne',
fix $ S. No2; 'Taylors Corner -• ons
T ittfOry 1i1ta.44t 13t'J6a rr I '
expected that the -President will
give 'a report. of the 'Provincial meet-
ing held' recently in T'oront`o ' and:.
a, number of 111ms are to be shown
also. School children will.'" -Attend
at the Same, school at Z30
NO&TH HURQN PLOVPNEN
'-ELECT (JUICERS FOR,
BR•T SSELS. Jan,- 16. ----Elie -tan-
nual business -meeting, of the North
' Itir'oii . Plowiiien's Associationwas
iiel„Il in Brussels .. +'tuna y, in,
elini-gt .of LV`iXtuot,I:Iasi, Goderieh.
president. • '
'' 'Guest' speakers' 'Were ;Gordon Yc-
Gavin, and Gordon_ Bennett,' distrlct
agricul'turaf,representa.five. '
It r" as =decided that Ilellett "tgwf-
ship be invited to 'Sponsor the Plow—
Ing mriteh in• 1940..•-
-.Oflicers elected for 1949 were:
residei�'t, Wiltnn't ..X4aaclte ;, vices
pre"sident', Miner 'Dennis, 'Walton;.
. secret 1tryltreasurer, 'L. E. Cardiff,
-Brussels.
Directors -Grey. township,,, Bert
1i ejim ngway, . Stanley Machan,
William teeming, Jr., ,Tack b,cltert;
';Morris.' townslup,, Lorne N cltol,,
Robert 1iiehfe, 1•ztir'rey Johnstone,
}"eorge'"Martin; Mei illop, township,
Elmer 4Deiz.nis,' 'Gordon •;1IcGaviri,
Russell Holton; WfIIIaun Coutts,
WiXllaxzn Taming, Jr., .lack Eekerir,;,
urnberiy, 'ta`nsliip, Leslie r.
ince, Walter- Woml,s', .lack l't'Villettts;
Colborne " township, 1lugh - v.11i11,
George Robertson, Gerald 1)usltow,
itnriley Snydert C4aderieli towin'rllp,
George; Feagnn, rge .Geo.`Ct,
Arthur Bell; W'iln .ot•lfaae1 e; ,Asha
il'eld-township, •Cecil John3nd
oto, ,D
Aw ilaekett, '147,liner Grabnln;' t..t
'' V'a,wnnosh township, Brown i#xntyth,
Tliozin of f`+riyi.#a$ter`, .U's''Oi'eit Aitll'hl,goot,
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FUNERAL SERVICE
No exra haigef for the: use°
of our Funeral Home; Toron-
to Street., ' 1
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Prompt Ambulances.,:.
GODERICH- MEMORIAL
'SHOP •
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NEWEST DE,SIG•NS
. BES
T OF MATERIALS
G aranteed work manshlp at '
prices that Will; please you.
SAVE ALL' AGENTS- PEES '•
Gall at our office: or drop ua. :$
line 'to Box 161; Goderlch.
*111 ba • pleased to call a and help
choose 'a suitable memnris i µ for
Ydar,famiily plot•. r
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To 'MD SCIS.
(fbrmnerlyx; Otiooliigf,a o & Pry4e)
to'r Exeter,; Seaforth
Write Box 1,bo; or phone 4131
Exeter,
acid we shall' be pleased to
/zeta
LOYD M.'LODGe, psitte&rort
13 MONTREAL ST. •Fl-IOIE 14'0