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The Seaforth News, 1946-05-23, Page 1T WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 69, No. 21 ERNEST G. CLARKE GOES •TO HOME MISSION CHARGE. Ernest G, Clarke of town, having completed his studies of the first year Arts, Victoria University, Tor- onto, left on Monday for his appoint- ment in the Prince Albert area of Northern Saskatchewan. On Sunday evening last heassisted in the ser- vice at Northside United Church and gave information about the type of field he ,expected to serve. He told of the gesture of Howard Park Tlnited Church, Toronto, which has assumed the financial responsibility of ten young men who are under appointment to Home Mission fields. in Canada. Ernest has promised to give an account of his experiences to Northside congregation when he re- turns in the early autumn. On Sunday morning the Sunday School narked the occasion by a pre- sentation which shall enable him to have a leather-bound copy of the United Church Hyniolary for use in his future work. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dale announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Margaret Carolyn, to Arthur John, son of Mrs. Lillian Wright of Brucefield, and the late Alexander Wright. The wedding to take place at Northside United Church, in June. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vardon, Gros- venor Street, London, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Amy Lorraine, to Mr. Stewart Porterfield Geddes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Geddes, Sea - forth, Ont. The wedding to take place June Sth at New St. James` Presbyterian Church, London at 3 o'clock, COAL COKE E. L. BOX PHONE 43 - HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1946 IMPRESSIVE SERVICE AT TO. ARRANGE FOOTBALL BRUCEFIELD CHURCH A large congregation attended the dedication and memorial service held here last Sunday morning, when the Minshall organ purchased by the congregation was dedicated in mem- ory of the founders and builders of the congregation, also, to the mem- ory'of the veterans who served in the two great wars. The service was conducted by the pastor, Rev. G, F. N. Atkinson. At the close of the prayer, the organist, Mrs. J. Mur- doch, sounded the organ, the congre- gatidn rose and sang °Glory be to God the Father." Other hymns sung were "All people that on earth do dwell," "For all the saints who from their labors rest," and "0 God of Bethel." The choir was assisted by several former members, three of them, Mrs. Will Wright, Mrs. John Cairns and Miss M. McDonald, were were former organists. The choir sang an anthem and Mrs. L. Gander - ton of Detroit, who is visiting her father at the manse, sang a solo. Mrs. Murdoch, the present organ. was also organist when the organ J. W. ORTWEIN, 97 which the present organ replaced Northside United Church Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister 10 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., "The Steep Ascent of Heaven•" 7 p•m,, "A Prayer for God's Reve- lation.'' Welcome to these services. DIES AT HENSALL was installed. Two men, Mr. Jas f M1•. J. W. Ortwein, one of Hen - Gemmell and Mr. Jas. Dallas, who $l. a year SCHEDULE MONDAY The postponed meeting of the Huron Football Association will be held on Monday, May 27th, in the council chambers, town hall, Seaforth, at 0 o'clock daylight saving time, to draw up a schedule for the season's games. Three teams have been ent- ered in the association to date, Brus- sels, Walton and St. Coltimban, There are probable entries from Mil.dmaY, Ethel, Atwood; Listowel and Sea. forth. The registration committee con- sists of John Moylan, St. Colum - ban, Gilbert McCallum, Walton, and Isaac Rarm, Brussels. The executive committee will be chosen by a repre- sentative from each team. Every effort is being made to have an interesting series this summer, as it is six years since the football lea- gue was in operation, and it is hoped many young players will learn the game. The end of war does not mean the MEETING OF TUCKE'RSMITH . Red Cross work is completed. There SCHOOL AREA No. 1 is hutch to be done in a world that is — trying to recover from a war that has affected almost every phase of life The regular monthly meeting of even in countries that did not stiffer the Board of Trustees of Tucker -from bombing raids. The peace time smith School Area was held in • 4 worlt falls under five headings: School, on Tuesday evening May 14 (1) The assistance in national pro - Red Cross Notes The Red Cross open meeting held u Clocks in St, James' Separate School 00 i, �� Friday, May 17, was both entertain- i' �! Ing and instructive. The meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. Close, 1� Back which was followed by 0 Canada. re Back Mrs. Devereaux presided at the piano. i1 XX��L ..���.JJJJJJg& Besides the reports of the 25th annual ,. meeting of the Ontario Division, The II Canadian Red Cross Society, that vas 1 We now have a small stock helot in Toronto, April 16, a vocal solo 1 of Alarnl. Clocks, all PVest- by Lois -Whitney, a piano solo by Mrs. �. Keating, and a vocal duet by Misses ,I tier made, Get your clock Joan Devereaux and Julia. Flannigan, while our Supply lasts. helped to make the evening a success, Mrs. Eaton gave a report on the Select from the following: conveners of the different work - groups and what each had accomp- lished in the year 1945. BabyBen Mrs. Close reported on the Round Table Conference of the Women's Work Committees, over which Mrs. McEachern, the national chairman of Pomen's W •k Committee presided. with all the members present and jeers rluough the Division. (2) Con were present at the organization o, Mr J G Carnochan presiding• tinuanc, of assistance to minus's sail's most prominent residents $4.00 Tide $2.50 America $1.95 (Govt. Tax Extra) Fred S. Savatie THE GIFT SHOP Phone 194 Res. 10 the congregation over seventy years The minutes of last regular and hospitals, which, may exist. in neigh - passed away at his home here on ago, attended the service. At the rs of the special meetingwere read and de- borlhocia. (3)Assistance in sewing Monday in his 97th year. The tie- neigh- evening I.O.O.F. and eneigltboring elated approved. Communications groups in Red Cross. (4) Assistance Schwalm over the weekend. ceased has been a resident of Hensall lodges attended their annual service were read from Mrs. Keyes giving a to outside organizations. (5) Under- spent Lillian Fulton of Toronto for more then 40 years. He was born here. The Oddfellows formed at the report of marks made by contestants taking of new work in comtniinity, of spent the weekend with Miss Hannah master elburg where he was post lode room and. marched to the from #4 School, at Goderich Musi- your own instigation, and lir. John Craig as well as other master and general merchant. He Church. They were welcomed by the cal Festival, which was ordered filed. Mrs. Clone enlarged on each of five friends here. also had been aa merchant in Li ]l. iniluster of the church, Rev. G. F. Also one from Sandy G. Pepper and points, making it clear how each work My. and Mrs. Roy Laramie and tel, Zurich, Seaforth and .liens N• Atkinson, who paid tribute to the others asking for certain information could be carried on. i Bobbie of Centralia visited recently He was agent for the Dominion Life work the Order were doing. Mr. At- and the Secretary was orderd to ac- One of the major peace time pro with the former's mother and sister, Assurance Co. for many years, past kinson preached an interesting ser- knowledge the same and furnish in- vecta The aim obe f tBlood Donors Cross is to r- hlrs. Laramie and Miss. Great president of the Western Ontario mon from the text "I believe in God" formation desired. see that every hospital has trans- Laramie. Bible Society and Superintendent The choir which was present in the ' A number of ratepayers were pre- Miss Mary Buchanan of Niagara morning rendered good service. A sent at the meeting to •discuss various fusion equipment. Then transfusions Falls, sent the weekend with of the Sunday School for 25 Years. must be given free of charge. It is p He served as reeve and councillor in quartette "The little brown church in matters in general with the Board. interesting to note that during the her mother, Mrs. Andrew Buchanan, this municipality. Mr. and Mrs. Or -Vale" was sung by Miss Hazel Dill- Mr. R. 0. Staples was also present nest Great World War 70% of conn Mrs. C. Ballantyne, Miss Katie twein celebrated their golden wed- ing, Mr. Ross Dining, Miss Mary and discussed school matters in gen- pound fractures of the thigh died. Scott and Mr. Lorne Scott attended ding five years ago. Surviving are McDonald and Mr. Jarvis Horton. oral -with the Board, During the late war 90% recovered. the wedding of Mrs. Ballantyne's tie's his widow, the former Elizabeth Next Sunday the Young People Plans were made to secure teach- plasma and penicillin made this granddaughter, Miss Susan Dobbs at Wagner, two sons, Alonzo, Detroit; will hold their anniversary when ers for the various schools of the Selby, Ohio, last week. They also Rev. G. Hazelwood of Walton will be Area and to make certain improve- possible. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Milton, London; four daughters, Mrs. Outstanding speakers at the convert. Ballantyne and family in Detroit. k Lehr, Altoona, Pa., Mrs. J. Bien. the speaker at both morning and menta to #4 school. tion were the Hon. Albert Matthews, y kholt, Kitchener, Mrs. James A. evening services, and Miss Whitney The Secretary Treasurer was in- Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, pre Misses Margaret MacGregor and Paterson d Mrs. G. M. Drysdale of of Seaforth will be the soloist. The strutted to pay $5.00 per car, per union George Drew, the Hot. Leopold Edna Saundercock spent the week - following Monday evening, May 27, trip for transporting pupils to God- week - Macaulay, who is now president of end with friends in Toronto. Funeral service was held from the Walton Young People will pre- cinch Musical Festival. the Ontario Division, and Mr. John The Evening Auxiliary of the ited Church on Wednes_ Sent their play. Abeounts to the amount of $337.- Marsh, Ontario Commissioner. Follow- Hensall United Church will hold the aid. closed May meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Hyde on Monday evening, May 27. Mrs. Kyle will assist the hostess, Roll call, a Canadian Patriot. The devotional exercises will be conduct- ed by Mrs. E. Passmore. Mrs. Red- den will present the topic. The So- cial Committee will consist of the following members: Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. Kyle, .firs, Cowan and Mrs. Bu- chanan. Mrs. B. MacKay, g field Secretary for Ontario W.C.T.U. will be the guest speaker, You are asked to make a special effort to attend this interesting meeting. Mrs Violet Schwalm visited this Anglican May 26th, "Regation.Sunday" St. Thomas, Seaforth, 10 a.m., Sunday School. 11 amt., Morning prayer "Open- ing the windows of Heaven." 7 pan., Evening prayer, '"The Christian's Marching Orders." St. Marys, Dublin rienSaii un day at 3 p.m., with Rev. R. A. Broot` Friends are pleased to see Miss 03 were approved and ordered P ing the reports the meeting in charge. Interment was in Hensall Marie Elliott out again after being Instructional Supplies $10.94; Play- with the national anthem. Union Cemetery. confined C t y to t h h through illness ground equipment $4.5.90; Wood and tage to Mr. George Anderson of cupboard $31.31; Caretaking ac- It was decited that the work rooms I Mrs.'McKenzie has sold her cots Caztage $120.50, Lumber for supply Work Rooms Close for Summer DUBLIN Daniel Cronin, St. •Columban, was Varna, counts $46.80; sawing wood $14.00: be declared closed May 17 for the driving home on No. 8 highway on Mr. Reid Kirk and Mr. Fred Fin- transporting pupils 525.00; repairs summer months. yarn for sweaters Wednesday when he lost control of lay of Fairgrove, Michigan, were and maintenance $40.18; postage and for baby leggings may be ob- the reins and his team of horses ran guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and express $2.40. The meeting ad- tamed from Mrs. Boswell, Mrs. Eaton away. He was rushed to Seaforth C. Haugh, last week. journed to meet in #7 School on the or Mrs. Close. Material for sewing Mr• L. Reid of Parkhill called on 2nd Tuesday of June, or June 11th, which includes dressing gowns and tendon having received serious friends here, on Sunday. at 9 pan., D.S. time. S. H. Whitmore, boys' coats may be obtained from Memorial hospital for medical at- NIx. and Mrs. Jas. Bowey of Exe-Sea-Tress, Mrs, Moore. I injuries h 1 t' hCup STAIRS—PANGMAN articles in their ron The Red Cross have the following Ladies' Guild of St. Marys ter, visited wit re a rues ee "Loan board Anglican Church held their regular• Sunday and attended the special ser- ! I Bishop Strachan School Chapel Crutches, canes, Loan est, bed -side meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold vices• was the setting for the marriage of table, air -cushions and bed pails. The week in London. Wilson on Tuesday with a repro- ' Miss J. -Grainger was guest at the glias Harriette Eleanor Louise Pang- crutches are either arm nr straight. Gilbert attendance. Rev. C. ti Ll home of Mrs. John Grainger, on BRODHAGEN Gilbert conducted the devotional Sunday. roan, daughter of Mrs, John E. L. tf anyone needs a wheel chair it can The School at S.S. No. 3, Tucker- Pangman, to Mr, John Avery Stairs, lie procured in a few days. Anyone rsoutine and quilt waving the business Smith is closed this week owing to son of Mrs. George Morrison, ' Ot- requiring any of the above articles Mrs. Don Mau•1de and little Miss routine a was completed by illness of the teacher, Miss Plupek, Lawn, and the late Hugh Stairs, Hali- inay have aveosame 323 by contacting Mrs. Darlea ne Foorestof oM1oi and Mrs. spent the Misse Anne assistediby her delight- who has resigned on account of her fax. Rev Terence Closthwait offici- old Deday Har - e1,. Miss Wilson. health, ated, and Miss Helen Wright played 2130 p.m„ Sunday School, 0 Six little tots made Their first 1 the wedding music, Col. John Pang- HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Querengesser, 1 t. p „ HyA g Mrs. Russell S 1 3 m. Church Service, pen' of Communion an Sun<ay morn- Observes SOih Birthday man gave his sister in marriage, and special meetin • of the village Mrs. ERussel Q oldiceeGar, Mr. ande ing the windows of Heaven, .ng, the little girls dressed m she wore her RCAMC Nursing Sisterg ^- s 1 it dice, Gary, Warren Thursday, May 30th: Ascension white with wreaths and veils and the , On May 28th Mrs Robert EI nide uniform and carried Easter lilies. Council held Friday evening at 8 p. and visited with Mr, and Mrs. Day at St. Thomas': -9:30 a.m., boys in dark suits with white ribbon will observe her 80th birthday a Hiss Elizabeth M. Gordon of Sault m in the Council Chamber with the Clarence Roger,, visited suit at Rostock, Holy Communion. arm bands. Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes ad- will be "at home': afternoon and fallowing members being present. onCl Sunday. Rector: Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A. dressed the first communicants and evening at the home of her daughter theSsante uniiir form, a y attendant, Reeve R. E. Shadclick, Councillors E. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Nor - gave an inspiring sermon on the Mrs, Fred Rathwell. 1 Fink, 4. W• Kerslake and M, Mo.. titan Wilson, the former s. Nor - First Presbyterian Church;same flowers: The groomsman was Councillor H. Hyde being absent. Meyer, of Kitchener, •was held in rdelia duties and responsibilities of par- I Mr. J. K. Cornish left Friday for Brig• George Morrison of Ottawa, along with the following members of Hint's Hall, on Friday evening •with Spring Thanksgiving Services. ents and the obligations of children. Quebec where he will attend the and the ushers were Dr. Arthur the Hensall School Board, Chairman, 11 a.m. and .7 p.m., Public Wor- Members of the group were: Shirley P. L. McNaughton, E. L. Mickle, A. a lame crowd in attendance. They t The Rev. Finlay '(1 Stewart, Horan, Mary Shea, Marie Givlin, Dominion Legion Convention, Fremes, Toronto, and Mr. George g were the recipients of many lovely sh p. Andrew's Church, Patrick Feeney, Charles Price and Cornish will represent the Clinton Pangman, Galt. A recension followed Clark, G. R. Hess and J. Flynn and gifts including grin -lite floor lam minister of St. at the Alexander Palace, The couple p' Branch of the Legion at the four day Principal M. Saunders, to consider table lamp, several small tables, Kitchener, will preach. Wayne Thornton, 'convention , will live in Quebec City. tnattters concerning the matter of the smoking stand and clothes hamper. Communicants Class: Thursday, Francis P. Evans who received his Degree of Bachelor of Arts at West- ill Several members of the Exeter M d M horn Muller. Miss ern University, London, this , 1 Bowie Mr. Jas. Gemmell spent Sunday! High School District. \funic for dancing was supplied by t L d week with friends in the village, May 23'at 8 p.m., in the vestry. Egmondville United Church Rev. A. W. Gardiner,. B.A., B,D,, . primary Swan. 10 a.m., Sunday,School. He received his rimary and second-' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright of Sea - 11 a.m., The 'Significance of ary education at Dublin Separate forth, Miss Jessie Grainger of Clin- „ and Continuation Schools, and , g Pentecost. after receiving his senior matrlcula- ton, visited Mrs. J. Grainger on The Salvation Army tion attended Assumption College, 1 Baits. Windsor. He enlisted in the Navy, Mrs. S• Rohner, Miss Maria Hohn - Special .weekend services conduct having received his discharge in the er spent Sunday with Mrs, A. ed by Ad1t. Fame of London. autumn of 1945. He has one brother, I Hehner and Jack.Sunday morning 11 a.m., Holins Joseph, Assumption College, Wind -Mrs. A. Moore and Margaret Service; Sunday afternoon 3 p.m.,mser, and two sisters, Miss Mary, spent ansidalixs, Jackwith lKaiser Jr.,s. 115. Sunday School; Sunday night 7 P Windsor, and Miss Eileen, student Mr. and Old time Salvation Service. nurse at St. Joseph's hospital, Lon- 'and Mrs. Jack Kaiser Sr., of Hen-, Everybody welcome. Cone and d sail spent Thursday evening with worship with us, DUBLIN even Ee e r. an .-rs. e is the second son of Mrs. Katherine Mr. and Mrs. Jas. spent Board of Education were present Vera Eichmeir read a suitable Evans and the late Joseph Evans. Sunday at the home of Mr. Drew : Mrs. Katherine Evans attended the namely, Southcott, R Creich. H. o Uni- versity, London, on Wednesday, where her son, Francis P. Evans, re ceived his"degree as Bachelor of Arts. Miss Marie Evans has been ap- pointed as teacher of S.S. No, 7, • Hibbert, her duties to begin in Sep- tember.. ' Mrs. Louis Dorsey left on Tuesday for a month's visit with her brother, Albert Morris and Mrs. Morris at Riverhurst, Saskatchewan. Mrs. Josie Janes, Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. James T. Malcolm. Mrs. Lawrence Hannon attended the funeral of Rev. R. H. Stewart, Chatham.• Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson and daughter, Gladys, in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs^ Norman Bushfield at Winghain. Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Malcolm at Sebringville. Miss Hazel Roney, popular teach- er of Dublin Public School diming the past three years, has been ap- pointed to the Public School staff in Miss Marie Evans, Stratford,Normal student, has been appointed to teach S.S. No, 7,• Hibbert; Miss Florence Brown, Sebringville, to Manley school and Miss Bessie Erb, Se- bringville, to S.S, No. 3 Hibbert, duties to sommence in September. 1 Miss Lettie Lannin, Res, N., Lon- don, with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Lan- , nip and Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lan- nin. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde, Hen- saving time or 9:15 a.m., standard held a sale for the house and con - . with Mrs, Alexia Malcolm^ time. tents of his father's home, Mr. R. Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Williams, Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Schwalm Johnston, on Wednesday lifter oon oh Mitchell, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles and family of Stratford visited with of this week. His fatheras the former's mother, Mrs. Violet making his home in Zurich of late: follow - Jonesand Pimerpai Sturgis. Mickle and Clark that R. E. Shad - dick act as chairman for the meet- ing. Carried. Mr. Shaddick reported re the Consultative Committee stat- ing that as far as he knew nearly all the districts had been practically formed. Considerable discussion took place as regards the accommodation offer- ed by Exeter and after about 10:45 p.m. the Exeter Board retired to an- other room and the Council and School Board discussed the matter amongst themselves and the follow - address. graduation exercises at Western shower A h for Mr. and -Mrs. Oscar Diegel of Waterloo was held in Hinz's Hall on Wednesday evening with a good attendance. Tlteyreceiv- ed many useful - gifts' including a table, table lamp, mirror and clothes hamper. alas. Jno. Siemon, three sons, Donald, Gerald, Lloyd, sup- plied music for dancing Mrs. Nor- man Rode read a suitable address. MEEKS—WOLFE The marriage of Miss Jenny Meeks, Mission City, , N[ and Mrr. s. Lloyd' Wolfe, EGMONDVILLE The W,•M.S. and W.A. of the Eg- mondville United Church held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. M. Haney, May 21st with 36 ladies present. Mrs. Alex. Boyce, president of the W.A. opened on. Mrs. H. Zapfe. 'Mr, and Mrs. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Carl-Steinback, Miss Jr, left -on Sunday for Detroit and Doris Flanagan, London and Joseph from there will go to Manitoba Flanagan, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flanagan. i where they will make their future Miss Mary Evans, Windsor, and home. Miss Eileen Evans, student nurse at I Mr. Wm. Gage and Mrs. Gilmore St. Joseph's Hospital, London, with of Shepparton, Miss Mary Gordon their mother, Mrs. Katharine Evans. of Goderich and Mrs. Thos. Baird F, Ben.- and daughter 1 Sr., were Sunday visitors with Mr. A meeting with a airs. r. hymn, and all repeating the Lord's Mary, and son. Prank, Toronto, with and Mrs. T. B. Baird. in unison. Minutes of the Mr. and Mrs, Frank Evans and other Rev. Mr. Atkinson and daughter prayer Mrs. Ganderton, spent a couple of last meeting werearead and adoptedhhrelatives. days in Hamilton. and roll cal] was answered with the Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Murray, Su - word "Love". Business was discussed and plans made by the ladies of the church to cater fora dinner of the Women's Institute district annual to never, Wisconsin; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Murray, Detroit, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Murray and Miss Mar- ione Murray, Stratford; Mr. M. P. be held in the church on May 29th. Murray, Toronto: Mr. and Virg. M. The topic was given by Mrs. J. A. M. Crowley, Kinkora; Mr. and Mrs. McGregor, "It was her thinking of Fred White, St Marys, with Mrs. -others made us think of her"Mrs,_ Katharine Evans. T. J. Richardson than presided for. Matthew ,McCarthy, Detroit, Mich; the W.M.S. part of the'meeting in Daniel MaCartlry, Windsor, Thomas absence of the president, Mrs. Gar- and Michael McCarthy, Toronto, diner. Mrs. Keyes led in prayer. Mrs.. with friends here. Hay leve a report of the Presby- Mrs K -n- ' - Etue •tnd son terial in Wingham.; April 25th. Mrs• A. McLellan read a paper on -Christ- ian Love, Mrs. 3. McGregor con- ducted a contest. Lunch was served by group 1, and a social half hour daughter, Anne, and Mrs, Mary Mc was enjoyed by all. Grath, in Waterloo. Thomas, and Mrs. Rau, Zurich, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Molyneau*. Mrs. Charles' Malone and two daughters; Mrs. Thomas Morris and CONSTANCE The infant •daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd died in Clinton Hos- pital on Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs, L. Sorrente of Sea - forth visited with Mrs. B. Stephenson on Sunday, Friends and neighbors of Mr. Bill Jewitt are sorry to know he had to go to Seaforth Hospital on Tuesday. We hope he will soon be able to re- turn home. A meeting of the rate payers was held in the school on Friday even- ' A vote to have S.S. No. 3, join Stratford for next school term. ing motion was passed. Albert Wolfe. was solemnized in Redeemer Lutheran Church, Monk A, W. Kerslake and E. Fink: re- ton, Saturday at 12 o'clock noon, by solved, that we request Huron Cour- the Rev. Wentzlaff. Miss Dorothy ty Connell to set tip a High School Wolfe was bridesmaid. She wore a District including this Municipality' floor length gown of pale blue sheer along with the Village of Exeter, and carried a mixed bouquet of Townships of Stephen, Usborue. and spring flowers. Mr. HarveyAhrens 1 Hay and any other Municipality acted as best man. The bride wore which signifies a desire to be in- floor length gown, white satin, and eluded. Carried. E. Fink and 1i. Moir, floor length veil. She carried white that we now adjourn. Carried, , and pink carnations. The wedding The District Annual of South supper was served. at the Queen's Huron will be held in Egmondville heel, Listowel. Honeymoon was United Church on Wednesday, May spent in Windsor and Detroit, the 2911. Morning and afternoon sea` bide wearing a blue suit and match- sions. The morning session begins at ine accessories. 10 -a.m., standard time, A large re- presentation of members from each BLAKE Branch is asked for. Hensall. Insti- - tute members, please make a special Dr, Henry of Toronto gave• an M- offett to attend this convention. All spiting address on the Temperance those having cars; also, those desir- Federation of the Province of On- ing transportation are requested to trio, on Sunday afternoon at the meet at the Town hall, Wednesday, Blake United Church service. May 29, at 10:15 a.m., daylip'ht Mr. Harold Johnston of Zurich Seaforth High School Area - was Roney