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tended a hearty welcome to the vis-
itors, who were lin charge of the
devotional program, ivhich was pies-
lded over 'by Mr. Harvey Keys, High-
lights of the program: the topic by
Mr. Elgin 'McKinley on Dx;. GAnfel'l
of Labrador;" reading by Miss Mary
tlIuethes, violin selections by John
Keys and Edgar Smith, accompanied
by Mrs, George Anderson, During a
social time •gaxnes and contests were
enjoyed and a delicious 1unerr Served.
then all joined ;hands and .sang ",Sho-
uld Auld Acquaintances be Forgot"
and .the Mizpah benediction was re-
peated in unison.
!Greer-...-Carnie
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the parsonage, Varna, on Tti;ettdaY
April 9th, at 9 a,m., when Rey J, .R.'
Peters united in :xiarriage li,l'
Margaret Jean. Carne, daughter of
Mrs, and the late James A. CaOie,
ne Stanley, and Robert J. Preer,son
Lie.. and Mr:;, .Root: Greer of .the
Blue Water Highway. The .brise 'Wore
a st','eet length chess of navy sheer
Ith aeccssories to match.'"T;be, cou-
ple were attended by 3.11SaeChfilotte
Ilene Greer, sister of the groom, and
Robt. M. Turner. After the 'ceremony
the wedding party drove to the'heme
or .;),Ir. and Mrs. G. E. W estlake,wliere
a reception was hold and wedding
breakfast served. The 'bridalc•; 1ple
left amid showers of confe{h'dliand
good wishes of friends for a',tri to
Toronto and points north. The bride
chose a navy coat ancl bat with,",rase
accessories for travelling. The 'invited
guests were Mr. and :Mrs. R Greer,
M l:in, jean and Clifford, 7.4r.e and
1Y17*.:. G. ,S. Howard of Exeter welt?
arid. aunt of the bride, whose 37th
anniversary fell on the same day. On
their return the happy couple will
reside on the groom's farm on the.
Blue Water Highway.
Mr. George Denomme is quite ill
at present. Mr. Ernest Denomme is
in London taking treatments. Mr.
Philip Denomme is taking treatment:
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. ;lir.
Alex. Etue is also on the sick list.
DASHW000
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Calfas of
Sarnia called on friends here last
Wednesday.
Miss e•-tieda Restemeyer, R.N. of
St. Joseph's Hospital London, spent
the week -end with her parents.
Mr. Herbert Restemeyer left on
Monday for London where he has a:-
. cepted a position with the Anderson
!meat market for one year.
Miss Vera Pollen of Exeter has
accepted a positicn with Mr. E. R.
Guenther as book-keeper
t Mr. and Mrs. Archie- Bender of
i Toronto spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bender.
Mr. • and .12ss. Lloyd Edighoffer and
fancily and Mr. Geo. Edighoffer of
,Mitchell were Sunday visitors with
`relatives here.
- The Play entitled "Here Comes
:Charlie" which was held in Rader's
garage last .week and was so well at -
i tended, will be held in Zurich Town
Bays Purity Maid: "If you don't want Hall, on Wednesday evening, April
...,...,e40,40.0.,:.,....:..y ",... ,.�r+. ,,,.. ;2Ai:1a at 8 p.m-
Pitrity.Floutisthe.aneyou:shouirzchoosC, '' Aerre Solernae nos gt•.r te,.e�e ,'u
For pies and all pastry, for cakes and new Hudson and has it .egtupped for
for bread, -ambulance service.
Howard Klurnpp of Kitchener,
' spent a few days with his parents,
1Mr.and Mrs. Theo. Klumpp.
Mrs. Gottschalk who spent the win-
ter with .her daughter Mrs. Hopkins
in St. Thomas owing to ill health re-
turned home on Saturday. Mr. Hop-
i )sins returned to St. Thomas on
Monday while Mrs. Hopkins will
spend a week with her mother.
Mr. Reinhold Miller who underwent
• an operation in London Hospital, was
able to be brought home on Monday.
1 Mr. Vern Becker who underwent
' an operation in London was trrought
home on Sunday. Their friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Jane Guenther of Kitchener.
Your Purity Flour dealer will give you
complete details of this contest—ask
him for free Recipe Booklet, to give
you helpful suggestions.
April 8,0h from a heart corr'di'tNin
his 73rd year, He had been .contillted
to his home since last November, 'In'.
Ross was 'born on the London Rene
near Brucefield, one of the original
pioneers of Stanley. He received his
education at the Safoi'th Collegiate
Institute and later in Trinity Modica
School, Toronto. He twice visited the
Old Country taking post graduate
HENSALL
Mrs. Ross MacLean of Detroitn"-
ent a few days .at the home of leer
brother, G. Jackson who is` ill.
Miss Emma Johnston and Mire
Redd, who have been slx°nd-
ing the past two months in Florida,
returned home recently.
Ir. and Mrs. Elgin Hayter and
son of London were recent visitor-
with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bell.
Mrs. Wm. Consitt has been spend-
ing several days at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Orville .Smith, who
is ill, at her home Parr Line.
The public regret tolearn that Mi
John Zuefle, on account •of ill health
does not intend haying his usual
greenhouse this spring and summer:
which is a matter of much regret.
l.rno'ld Bell, of Toronto was re re
cent visitor here with his mot --her:
eee,...,«,xkeeee,--.lest ...an she •aceon ana-: ,<
ed him as far as ` aeax+.� �i, sea,
there a few days before retrnint
home.
James A. Paterson recently motor•
ed to Welland to attend a convention
there of the O.B.R. for which he war,
a representative for Huron -Perth
He rcpoi is a splendid meeting ane
that anoteee 'ting of the O.B.A.
will be held here on the 16th April.
Many Real Estate Changes
Thee: eeee ' - ^.'t a great many
changes n the past in real estate.Mr.
W. 'Fa:rbirn has purchased the dwel-
ling on Main st. from 3. W. Ortwein
in which Mrs. ,Saundercock is resid-
ing, and the property of the late H
Soldan, in which Mr. and Mrs. W. A
`elacLaren reside. also the proper.tr. .
of the late Mrs. Keys and ithe dwell-
ing of the Neilands Estate an whiei
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker reside. M•
Frank Coleman has purchased the
dwelling of Mrs. M. Eacrett in whic.
Rev. and Mrs. Richardson reside ani
a .Chiselhurst man has purchased the
dwelling in which Mr. and Mrs. Wm !.
Dabus reside. •
Late John Coulter.
There passed away on April 9th,
one of Hensall,s oldest_ and most es-
teemed residents in the person of Mr
John M. Coulter in his 866th year,
Born in Ieeilverton, the deceased was
a carpenter by trade and had -been
a resident of-Iensall for over sixt;,
year;.:. Mr. Coulter had .been in fail-
ing health for .the past few year
suffering from a heart condit;;on aC�
• :as taken ser iously ill land foiled to'
rally. His wife and -a slaughter, Ida,
predeceased him some years ago-, Sur-
viving is one son, Dr. Samuel .Coulter
of Toledo, Ohio, also fouc'bothers,
Dr. W. J. Coulter, Toledo, Ohio; R.
H. Coulter, Milverton; Wesley Cone
ter, Mill bank, and Rev. Joseph 'Coul-
ter of Sunderland. A public funeral
service was held at thehome 'or,
Thursday Pt 2 p.m.. conducted by
Rev. R. A. Brook of ithe United chur-
ch of which deceased was a member.
Interment following in l,YtgTeggart's
cemetery.
courses ill Lorain, England and
miinbo'rough Scotland.
TURN WILD WEST •
t rodeerich—A juvenile "wild west
gang" has been broken up to Dun-
gannet,
0urrrgan t n, it was revealed in juvenile
court .here, The 'villige is riot served
by railway and AVMS cut of trOM mo-
tor rtraflict most of the winter, '•.go time
must have hung heavily On the hands
Thursday, A,jirf i tit; 1940
of alis) youths. Rob'billg elf ti*uiiIagtlq.
post Office when 300 ittopperst z ere)
stglOn by a Small boy 10gtight 'F•hibt\'
to a climax. It was learncad• tater tillaii
100 of these coppers were to pa;et
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for Its anvedofi' .22 rifle. Qat ,ftoy ayklek%
made the rifle .is thought to ltrive pI'arrl?1
ned the theft, while another bay 1 w,
was charge}d with a store robbery zrl
volving a small amount of mens a
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Lloyd W. Scotchmer, Bayfield.
'.,s visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. P
Guenther.
For Sale ! Mr and Mrs. A. Bald; Mr. and Mrs
A quantity of red clover hay for; 0. Bald of Kitchener spent the week
sale, apply to William Rennie, Phone end with the former's daughter, Rev
83 r 18, Zurich. !and Mrs Luft Mrs. Bald Sr. was ob-
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FOR SALE
an occident on the way near Elgin -
field on Saturday evening. The rest
were able to return to Kitchener ion
McCormick -Deering 15-30 Tractor in Vionday, escaping with a bad shaking
good shape. $450.00; Three Furrow
Fleury Tractor Plow nearly new aap�Ir"• Hoag of Ingersoll has rented
$115.00; Fertilizer' Drill 11 -Hoe
Massey -Harris $90.00; Outthrow the Commercial Hotel from Mr. Ad -
Disc Harrow 8 -ft, 16 plete IHC $25. Nand yi azcxi and takes possession :on
--Geo. H. Beatty, ,McCormick -Deering
Varna, Ont.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The many friend;: of Mr. Gordon
Warning Notice re Corn Borer Itathwell will be pleased to know he
is well enough to leave the hospital
and is visiting his sister, Mrs. Wm.
Mciesh, Varna.
Trousseau Tea
On the Saturday previous Mr:,,
G. E. Westlake held a trousseau tea
in honor of her sister Jean. Mrs
Tames Allan of Iiensall and Mrs. G
S. Howard of Exeter poured tea it
the afternoon assisted .by Ilene Gree:
:and Violet Turner, while Mrs. R
Allan and :Mrs. C. H. Haugh o
Brucef .ld :sted by 1'iary Snowd:..
end Be .ty Allan had charge i't niK
hose assisting with the trou-:se:
-ere Mrs, R. Grainger, Mary Snot
len, Beulah Duchatirrne, MVlrs. iMiit
?ollock, Mrs. Logan :Cleave end Rut
!less.
Red Cress Busy
The Vemira Red Cross •Society sh.il
ed their t;iird ecipment to Toront
week. This box contained t
3. s.
Of :odes, 3 sailors' scarves and
as i" pyjamas for the soldiers, a:.
qu:its, fl dros:;es, 6 prs. bedroot
,pp•"rs, . 9 slips, 8 nighgowns,
)Mrs. Ed. Brisson. emiste. 2 blouses and a pr, of pant
c,.,tj of I•lillsgreen i t ^r the women and children of Fin.
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. L.; land.
Montague.
Mrs. Prilip benomtnc is visiting , On Monday evening; April 15th:"
with her children in -Detroit, 1 the Young People of Goshen Viiited
Rev. Father 0. Martin spent a few thureh were the guests of the Bruce -
All
with his parents in Chatham. field Y.F.A. Mr, Archie Musrtard ex-.
All corn growers, whether on the
farm or elsewhere, arc hereby noti-
fied that all corn stubble or other
corn remnants, no matter where they
may be, must :either be ploughed
under completely or else gathered
and burned before May 2eth, and
that failure to do so leaves the offen-
der liable to prosecution, or to having
to pay the cost of sending men in to
do the work. Remember, this law will
be strictly enforced.
L. Ceasa•-, Provincial Tntomotogist.
Ross Johnston, County Inspector•.
IDRYSDALE'
Mr. and 'Mrs. Sounders of London
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Etue of De-
troit were Sunday visitors with their'
father; Mr. Ed. Etue.
Mrs, Frank Cor''iveau has reture •
ed from London Hospital, much im
proved in hea!1th.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Plante o
Geee . • q"rn lacy vi :'tors wit
Young People Entertained
GENERAL NEWTS
DIED AT KIPPEN
• Alexander Monteith, prominent re
"'dent of Kippen, died on Sunday at
is home in his 74th year. Born ir
Iullr^•t
Twp" and r;5 years ago cam'
reside on the Lon:lonreoa i 5u.
orth of Kippers •where, he ,has sine'
IVOA. He was very active in Kinpe:•
luted Church and for 26 years war
ecretary of the Sunday school ant'
"or 13 years did not miss a .Sunday.
iter' iving are his wife, one irothe
nd throe sisters. The funeral ;vas o
'uesclay, conducted by Rev, E. I'
';`handler of Itippen, with with in
terrnent in Baird'S Cemetery.
Fir.' 14, 14. ROSS PASSE -5
Pugh i• T. Ross, M.D., e prominer1
:Seaortb.Doctor» died su(fcleitily`o
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