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Wednesday, June 401, 1944
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IIP Canada and the United Nations
had depended upon q'Armchair
Soldiers" to fight this war, the
Nazis and Japs would have grabbed
this country long ago.
There is no "Royal Road" to
Berlin. It's fighting all the way
®f and Canada's Army needs every
#® man it can get. That's why, today,
you should volunteer for overseas
Ca
service. You'll need months of
intensive training to make you
fighting -fit.
Don't be a stay-at-home and let the
other fellow do it. Get into a man's
uniform with the G.S badge of
honour -, on your sleeve. If we're
going to win this war, we'll have
to do more than just read about it
in the papers:.
So, come`on you fellows, the good old army has got to finish the jobl
WAR !TON YOUR ARM
WALTON
On, :Sunray, June 25th .Sunday
school In St. George's -Church will
be held at 3.30 pm, and Entine
service at 44 p.m. On July 2nd
service at 1:30 p.m.
A meeting or the congregation of
St. George's Church will be held
in the church at 8:30 pm. on Tues-
day, June 27th,.
Anniversary services
of . St.
George's Church are planned for
July 10th.
•
Tire ladies of the United Cluireb
Boundary and 1711, held their group
meeting' ou Friday otteruooln at £he
home of Mts., John 'Bruce. Quilting
was in order. The copper contest'
collections were received. A shower
of household 'articles, Irnit and
pfeifles% .etc., was -given Mrs,' or.
lett, who lost her liOme and most of
its conhents by fire, ii couple of
weeks, ago. After the business meet-
ing which was presided -ove.r by
Mrs. A. McNichol hutch was served..
The June meeting of St. George's
mural, Walton, Guild and W. A. was
held at the home' of Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Bolger on 9'ntbay afternoon,
June Nth:Mae. Win THllntehries was.
In charge and presided llor the Huai•
noes section•.' of the meeting. The
meeting opened with ahymu, Scrip-
ture lesson Psalm til by Mrs, Nor-
man ,Sandenson and, prayer by the
Oector Rev, M. F. Oldham, • Tile
•time` was spent. in (milting. Mrs, M.
1'. Oldham gave 'a' report "of the
annual W, A. convention held in
London in April. At the close or the
meeting Mrs, 11. Bolger assisted by
Mrs,' Sohn Bolger served lunar.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting.
tuft's Church, Walton, held its
regular inontbly meeting of rho
W.M.S. on Tuesday, June. 13', with
Sc•had•e• presiding. .The meeting
opovecl by singing hymn la, followed
by the roll call and minutes. The
&try o:l Morris group ane to have
charge of the July meeting, It was
decided to send for more World's
Friends for the Mission hand. .. The
worship sorvice weed's charge or. the
McKillop group with Mrs, Watson,
Mrs. Leeming and Mrs. Reid taking
part, An interesting , story "Child
Welfare Instituute" wea read by Misr
It, Bennett. .Plymn 139 was sting.
The meeting ''Posed by reading
verses 4113 of hymn ass as a prayer.
The regular monthly me0tin„ of
the Walton Red 1Ct'oss will, be held in
time Community Hall on Tnesday,
June 27th. At this meeting there
will -be a home baking sale, also a
.shower or .personal artinles for com-
fort bags for women in uniforms and
for bomb shelter kite.
Duff's United Church, Walton, was
beauti;$nlly decorated on Sunday with
pink and .white peonies for the
Sunday school anniversary, Miss
171ve. Sholdice at the organ and hllss.
Doreen Coutts at the piano played
whlie the Congregation was gather.
ing and a1s0 during the Offertory.
The children's choir sang Sour charm.
ing natnhers.
Rev,. (4Hazelwood spoke to the
ehi'Pcleen, stressing the need, of good-
will to their fellowman and kindness
.and help to the needy and -arena-
ate.
nrort a -ate. '
Personale: i1taff ,Sgt. W. C. nen.
nett, Toronto, spent the weekend
at iris home hero; Pte. Win, \Sle,10h,
Ipperwash, with his wife and dater.
ter; Mr, and 11'Iiie, Noonan Sanderson
and Saintly attended the anti versarl'
servi:ee at Westfield. United OhIMI
aril Sunday evening; Mrs, Olive 74o-
X si'e ey Sault Ste. Marie, vialterl. Mr
and Mrs, B. Anderson and Mr. and
Mrs,. Earl Mills Mr, nod Mrs.• John
Bolger celebrated their 5011 wedding
anniversary on Tuesday;' Mrs'Jolla
Buchanan, Stratford, has been visit
lag 11y Walton.
BLUEVALE
Mrs, Edward. C. Thompsou of
Toronto (nee Donis McLennan; of
Blwevale, .Ont.) received word from
Ottcwa ear'iy • in June to the effect
that her hueiband Pilot Officer
Thompson tonality of Myth receiv-
ed the Distinguished Flying Cross,
The citatton on which the . award
was macre .read las, hollows: "This.
Airman, has completed many ettecess-
rui -operations Against the erienly in
which he displayed high skill, tort.
tude and devotion. , to duty," Ned
received ,his commission the end of
March and has been Instructing Air
Gunners since the beginning of the
year, when be finished his first tour*
or operations,
The monthly meeting oe the,
Mission tl3and held in the United
0hnreh, on Saturday afternoon was
largely attended. The president, June
,Shee11, presided. Mr's, C, `reverser
caudated a period or business, A
temperance readying was Elven, by
Mary McN'augithon and bliss hear.
garet Ciimti,s• told:.tlie, stnry, Delores
Hamilton road the 23rd Psalm and.
Mrs, W. J. Johnston conducted'. a,
quiz on rt, Motion, ,songs, were • sag
by scute small , girls and Eleanor
Smith contributed ,ptdno selections,
A vocal cruet woe sting by Delores
and P1tylllis I3ariilton, '
Mists Katharine selling read a
complimentary address to Mrs. C.
TavInor and Phyllis Hamilton and
and Gray presented her with a pic-
ture. Lunch was served.
Receive Clock '
The evening service in the
United Cimrob, was oonduate3 by
'members of the Y.P,IJ, with W.
S. Peacock presiding. The Bible
reading was given ;by Carl Johns-
ton and Rev. P. G; Fowler offered
prayer. 011ie guest speaker was
Clarence Grainger of Walton who .
smoke ou "The Home and the
Church in, War . Time," with em-
phasis, on the Young People's So-
cieties, Members od the society pre-
sented Rev, C, . Tave for and Mrs, •
'Cavelier with a study. clock in
recognition of their faithful ser-
vines 'anti Interest. in • the work or
the society.
Memorial Service
Of Elma Centre Cemetery
The memorial service of the Eima
Centre Cemetery will be held in the
Cemetery, Sunday, Julie 26th at
, eight o'clock.
M. W. 1. Carrollo f Mitchell will
bi the special :meeker, The Listowel
LegionBoys Band will be in attend-.
atf ce
J D Smith, Sec,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1
In the estate of iSA@ELLA WALKER
late of the Village of Brussels and
County of Huron, spinster, who died
on or about the twentyseoond day
of Apirl A. D. 1944.
TARE NOTICE that all parttes
having claims or demands against the
estate of the above deceased inust
mail particulars and proof of same to
• the undersigned, Administrator with
Will Annexed on or before the twenty-
fourth day of June, A, D. 1944, upon
which date the said Administrator
will proceed to distribute the assets
with regard only to loose della
which he shall then have received.
Dated at Brussels Ibis Bth day of
June, A. D. 1944.
JOHN OLEVLANfD BANKER
Administrator with Will Annexed.
by his solicitor C. JOSEPiI BENSON,
Brussels, Ontario, for Elmer D, Bell.
who is absent on Active Service.
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of WALTER ROSE, late.
of the Village of Brussels and
County of Huron, poultry farmer,
who'died on or about the 19th day of
February, A. D. 1944.
TAKE NOTICE that all parties hav-
ing claims or demands against the
estate of the above de0easecl must
mail particulars• and proofs of same to
the undersigned executrices on or be-
fore the twenty-fourth day of June,
A. D. 1944, upon which date the said
executrices will proceed to distribute
the assets with regard only to those
claims which they shall then have
received.
Dated at Brussels this 6th day of
June, A. D. 1944,
Mary Rose and Evelyn Louise'
Porter, Executrices,
by his solicitor C. JOSEPH EISNSON,
Brussels, Ontario, for Elmer D. Bell
who is absent on Aotive Service.
M1'. Chas. Johnston of Galt spent
the week end with lits father,
Mother and uncle on the 1st line.
Mr. ,Spence MoI 0a0n of tif.e
R,C.A:p'.. at Ipparwasin spent the
week end with his parents 11'Ir.,and
Mrs. Rot. McKinnon of Blu•0vala,
Mr, a& Mrs. :Peter S. MacEwen
celebrated the bhih'tyoeventh attnivet
sary' od,thetr marriage on Monday at
their home hare. T1' the evening they
opened their home for ,, community
Prayer meeting. Rev, 1r. 5, l o>yior
amounted the service and spoke
on :the 'Giving of a • cup of cold
water," pointing out that gifts and
small 4 acts of kindness done in
Gocl'ee name aro valuable and most
important. A qu.antelte • composed
of, Mrs, F. iG Pcrttlers Mrs. R. 011.
Batt, Allan Bainsay, and J. C.
Rigging sang "Take Three. to bo
Holy," Prayer wasot'tered 11Y Mrs.,
George 'Moreton and • Mrs, 'Lv10-
lwen,
1
F,leouor Sinith presented hot with
two cups and s tlr000s, then .. Le -on -
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Quality You'll Enjoy
LADA,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS !
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Timothy William Nolan
late of the Township of Grey, in the
County of Huron, deceased, who dies
on or about the 12th day of March.
1944, are hereby notified to send in
to the undersigned on or before the
30th day of June, 1944, full par-
ticulars of their claims.
Immediately after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will be distributed
aniorget the parties entitled thereto
having regard only to claims - of
which the undersigned' shall then
have notice, to the exclusion of all
others, and the undersigned will not
be liable to any person of whose
claim the undersigned shall not then
have notice for the assets 'so dlstri•
buted or any part thereof.
DATED at Seaforth, this 27th 357
of May, 1944.
McCONNiIILL & HAYS,
Seafonth, Ontario.
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Solicitors far the Executors.
BELG A UjE
Anniversary services were •con-
ducted in Brick United Churoh, East
Wawar,osh, on .Sunda,,, ar 11:0.0 a. 1n.
and 7:30 p. rit„ by Rev. S. Brenton,
or Ethel. Large baskets of peonies
decorated the church for the occas-
ion.
The choir led by Mrs. Norman
Coulees sang two anthems at each
service, In the evening a solo was
contributed by Mrs. George Taylor.
At the nrornLng service Rev. Mr.
Brenton preached on the subject,
"The Church, its Lite and its
Work." He said anniversaries err
memory spots in the life of a church
or marcs of progress. In"speaking
of love for the church he said, "We
• are drawn to people who are at-
a.i .>:;ad to lank upon. We
like people tor their character, their
good deeds and their intrinsic value.
• w1;11 the tdiure:l. We love
our church for its beauty .and we
should try to make it beautiful. We
love it for its character, what it
steeds. for in ,oar lives,- for its good
deeds. Nearly all worthwhile things
have been started by the ehurch.
At church members we have a re-
sponsi'bility to the church with our
ir.;•ai y, ourp1'1s'00e,- and our
work."
At the evening service Meir, Bren-
ton twit as his text: "If we live
in the spirit we should walk in the
spirit. Christianity must be a mov-
ing thing," Atte stated, "That which
does not move or .advance is dead,
stagnant. Christianity 'is a living
thing therefore it must be kept
moving. expanding and grawiug."
Duiing the severe electrical
storm Sunday night a large ash tree
on the line between the forme. of
Carl Procter and Richard Procter
was struck by lightning and strip-
ped.of much of its bark.
Visitors: Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth.
Howard, Toronto, and Mr. V. Van
Norm-ee. wingham, with. Mr, and
Mi -, J. A. Geodes. Miss' Myrtle
Yuiil, 1 arriston. with her parents,
Air and Mrs. Joseph 'I uill: Mrs.
Douglas. Willocks of Milford, N.Y.,
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Procter and
other relatives; Ernest Wheeler,
Lethbridge, Alta., with relatives;
Tpr. Ralph McCrea, Ohiiliwack,
R0., on furlough with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil ..McCrea.
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