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The Huron Expositor, 1943-04-30, Page 46 esedeedeeeeeesowseeseeereeweedweeesseedease ' • ".• ' be inserted at new low cash rates: *Rd roma paths woad., ases..7dse Inca: Ifit‘ week 1 Dna, ds.. week le Oared '' SO week *Cori Wanda* dame.. and imeeitleans Si Gouts , .,;/140,11g4FIN ao,d 'ebbeediefiloo edielet ea eoe weed * diesperteas Nosieded vent wee weed Meabaseense emir' por wank. 'Oripatfid to tilos Nniattor. oto The Thigiona Ils:Pagfitsz, or 10 mots when. ass weik Well 14144,Miad mei au shots claw ifro nal paid fur the tho des Week fat we'd* dee ed. wee eart. mod Naas ini•ited ties et &gage. WOW, to Oris; alto -811M on oppliniedan. eiw A • '//, For Rest ENT—FRAIale GOTTAIIE. IN GOOD Apply- to FRANK YUNG. 3983-1 .s..s4rigais FARM TO itsbrr—rmainniArR .posstession' . Located at Lot 6, Concession 11/Itnett lloweshiP. Amity EIESKY FLAX ettaintiore LTD., Seaford'. 3929-ef Wanted, WANTED — FURNISHED HOUSE OR apartments, Apply to /Miff FLAX LTD., Seatarth. 3930-bf WANTED TO PUROILISE, PULLETS, Atr, breeds end ages, four weeks up to 20 weeks. High prices paid. Write for full de - tans. `MEDDLE CHICK HATOHERIES LIMITED. Fergus, Ontario. 89324 . For Sale. pott s•evi.r.—Lamron BOX AM/ THERMOS bottle; 1 club bag. Apply to Box 370, HURON EXPOSITOR, 8933-1 Foe SALE—SAND BABY PRAM, . good condition. PHONE 242, Seafcfrth. 3933x1 FOR sAtz—na. SIX -CYLINDER TRACTOR, power 22-40, in good running shave. it is excellent for belt work and Neill pull throe -furrow plough on any condition. Apply to CLARENC, E ROHNER., R. R. 3, Bayfield, Ont." 3932-2 Auction Sales UCTION SALE OF - HOUSE FURNISH - ▪ 1/ lags on Friday, May 7-th, at 1 p.m., in the Village of Herman: Otte kitchen cane': one heater; 1 coal oil stOve-; 1 extension table; 6 kitchen ctwirs ; 1 dining Moar table (extension); 6 dining room chairs 1 couch; clock; 3-pleee parlor suite; 1 oak Parlor table; 3 odd rockers; metered; 1 or- g'an; dEtvenette;--/ sewing machine; 2 iron beds; springs and mattresses; 1- dresser; 1 piece of linoleum 8.1E12; 3 feather ticks; cur- tains; 8 pairs of pillows; 4 dozen sealers; areas; wash tub; lawn snower; step iradder; toilet set: hose, rack and garden tools. ESTATE OP THE LATE ISABELLA MOIR ; Earold Jackson, Auctioneer. Poultry 1010111/TRY-00. NOT SELL GOOD KENS,- • or kosp unpllornabIe ones. For careful culling and best prices, call GEORGE WALKER, Phone 119, Hensall, and reverse stharges. , 8953x8 Property For Sale PROPERTY FOR SALE in HenSall THE RE-SLANTIAL—PROPERTY--OF -THE -1- late Mae Sparks, of Bengali, Ontariu,•,is, offered for sale by tender. This property con- sists of Lot .14,, on the corner of 4tichnfnind St. and Lorne -Ate., and Lot 23, on the cor- ners of Richmond St. and London Road, in the Village df Hensall, and erected thereon there is said to be a first class briek house in a good state of repair. All tenders must be in the hands of the undengigned before, the 17th iMay, 1942. The 'highest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted. Far further Par- ticulars apply to the undersigned. • F. FINGLAND, ILC., Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor ,for Executor. N. D, Sparks, 15829 Kentucky Ave., Detroit, Mich., Executor. , 3933-3 Notice. To Creditors • NOTICd TO CREDITORS. , IN THE ESTATE of Alexander Sparks, late' of the of Hensall, in the CountY of I Huron, Esquire, Deceased. ALL PERSONS(HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST • the ' Estate of the abo'e deceased are re- quired to" file the same with the undersigned ' Solleitor for the Executor, Neil 13. Sparks, on , or bedore the 18th day of May, A. D. 1948,1 after which date the assets will"be distrilerted ettongst the' parties entitled -thereto, hawing regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been give. •• DATED at Clirsten, this 22nd day of April, A.D. 1943. (F. /FIN:GLAND, K.C., „ Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executor, Neil D. Sparks. 39334 NOTICE TO CREDITORS lb* the Estate of Renry Arnold, late of the 'Village of Rensall, in the county of Huron, Retired Bank ,r'REDITORS AND OTHERS A V I N G claims againist the estate of the -said de -1 ceased. Who died on the 10th day of Decem- ber, 1942, are required to -file particulars of their claims with the undersigned/ • solicitors for the executors, on or _before the 20th day of May, 1943, after whieds date tbe executors I distribute the assets of such estate having regard only to whist have then been /received. ANNIE JEANETTE ARNOLD L. GORDON BRMGMAM. Executors by FRASER, MOORE & THOMSON, Bank of Montreal Chambers, Market Square, London, their Soli/sitars. 3932-3 NOTICE, TO CREDITORS' IN THE MATTER of•tho Estate of ISABELLA MOIR, late 'of the 'Village of Hensel', in the County of Huron, Spinster. deceased - ALL PERSON'S HA VINOOLAI1R3 AGAINST the Estate of the ken lesilsella Moir, who died on the eighth day ot Reissuary, 1943, are hereby notified to send theme to one of the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the Ord day of May, 1948. - • AFT.e./R the last:named done the assets of the said Estate will be distributed among the *moons entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the Baeoutors shall then have notice. DATED at Exeter, the 9th den of AMC 1948. _MELVILLE TRAQUAIR, R. R. bro, 2, Kippers ALBERT J. TRAQUAIR, • Eieter EXECUTORS F . GLADMAN, Exeter lTheir Solicitor herein. 2931-8 Tenders Wanted. DRAINAGE TENDERS Township of McKillop 4tflitilJERS ron THE REP'AIII OP '1.31TE MAMA' Wirt Ellhesen bAstri.1 will be re - /felted by be anidetifigned Onifil Monday, the ar.0 day of MAI, obeli tett** by opened ipek, to,,so be rages lea; 'edatorth. istkvAsilf‘itit't eitot ao.,. Fonda to be fifitY de. seen vottveggi6,01 Notices NTOE—WILL THE PERS 4N WHO TOOK •••'' a grew overcoat from Watson's Hall, Eip- pen, on Monday evening, April 19th, please return to EXPOSITOR OFFICE or KIPPEN HALL, 3933x 1 MOTT/GE—ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A 4- home in Seaforth? We have some snod- ern houses listed for sale, conveniently loutb- ed, of which prompt passes/elms can be given, B, C. GRA5TBERLAIN, Licensed Real Estate Broker and Insurance Agent, Seaforth, Ont. Phones: Office 884, Res. 220. 3981-W NOT/CE—AS.THESE ARE NOT NORMAL timea, order your fly spray and insect dust early. Your Welkin's 'Dealer: WILLIAM BRADSHAW, Seaforth. Phone 50. 3982x15 NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith THE REGULAR MEETING OP THE TUCK- ' ersmith Council will be 'held on Saturday. May 1st, at 8 p.m. instead of 2 pan., and will consider a petition for the repair of the McCully Drain. Any interested in the said drain are invited to be present. S. WHITMORE, Reeve. Births BROOME—In Scott IVIentorial Hospital, on April 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Broome, aeaeores,' a son. GOLDLNG--In Scott Memorial Hospital, on April 23rd, to Mr. ,and' MM. Arthur Gold - deg, Seaforth, a daughter. ALLIN---In Scott 'Memorial Hospital, 'on April 26th, to Mr. -geed Mrs. Harold Allin, Goderieb, a daughter. • • Deaths SCOTT --In: Ottawa. on April 2.1st, Robert Arthur Scott, of Windsor, in his 861h -year. SCOTT—In Sylvania, Sack., et the home of Mrs. Ross Jackson, Mrs. James Scott, form- erly of Seafortio. United Church Presbyterial '• (Continued from Page 1) welcomed the ladies. Mrs, H. V. Workman, Seaforth, replied. The afternoon worship service with the theme, "Lift Up Your Hearts in Hope," was led bY Mrs. C. W. Chris- tie and Mrs. E. Toll, Pleasing features of this session ..were a solo, dThere's a Voice in the 'ilderness cnntributea 117 Etaj. W. A. Beecroft; Wingham, and a'bort talk conveying the 'greetings of the Presbytery by Rea H.„ V. Workman, Seaforth. Mrs. A.. Gardiner conducted a very impressive "In. Mernoriam'd ser - vi Ce, . commemorating members had passed on to the higher service during the past year. The highlight of the day was the inspirational and' challenging address given by the guest speaker, Miss Ida McKenzie, of Toronto, who is the travelling secretary for the W. M. S. She spoke at length of how the W.M. S. is gearing itself for war. She told of the evacuation of missionaries from Japan, Korea and occupied C,hina;• of greatly increased grants that must go to the foreign fields because of inflation 'in those countries. The W.M.S. is sending' fifteen times as much money now to West China as -before the Forty-six cents of every dollar we send is eaten up by inflation. She spoke of the great worit arising out of relocating tbe Japanese Chris- tians in Canada, and of helping them to adjust themselves. She told, too, of a further gearing to meet war con- ditions, because of the shift of the young people into the armed forces and into war industries. Our church must stand beside the young people and the boys and girls and help them build into their lives a Christian phil- osoplay of life so than they'll. be able to take -over this new world order which must be founded on the fellow- ship of Christ 1! we're ever to have permanent world peace. She closed with the challenge: "This is our task; have we the courage to face it?" • . Mrs. Charles Shiell, Brick Church, offered tbe dedicatory prayer. . A stirring temperance message was given by Miss M. Sterling,. erten- which Miss L. Young, Londesboro, installed - the officers for 1943. • :The report of the resolutions and courtesy committee -was brought in by Mrs. W. H. Willis, Winghani. A very helpful convention was closed with prayer led by ,Rev. W. J. Patton, .The following are the officers for 1943: Past president,. Mrs. A. W. Gardiner, Egmondville; president, 'Mrs. R. G. Nay, Fordwich; 1st vice-presi- dent, Mrs. W. J. Greer, Wingham; 2ntl vice-president, Mrs. C. Tavener, Blue - vale: 3rd vice-president, Mrs, E ,Toll, Blyth; 4th vice-president, Mrs, Har- old Currie, Benmiller; 5th vice-presi- dent, Mrs. C. W. Christie, Exeter; re- cording secretary, Miss M. Milne, Blyth; correaponding secretary. Mrs. G. F: Penwarden, Centralia': treasur- er, Miss Maude Wiltse, Clinton; Chris- tian Stewardship secretary, Mrs. J. C. Britton, Clinton; Mission Circle secre- tary, Mrs. Howard Robertson; Mission Band secretary, Mrs. H. Kirkby, Wal- ton; C.G.I.T, secretary, Miss Caroline Wellwood, Wirigham;"Baby Band sec- retary, Mrs, Pearl Pridele, Goderich; supply secretary, Mrs. A. Colclongld Ellyth;. Community Phendship secre- tary, Mitts H. Ellis, Hensall; Misslord ere Monthly sedretary', Mrs. W. Pick- ard, Clinton; temperance secretary, M. Sterling, Bayfield; Literature sedretary, Mrs. Id Batten!, W.00dhanz RAL 1; Associate Heleers. secretary, Mrs. E. NISQtreell, 'lensed; press see - tasty,. Mrs. W. L. WightMan, Whig- ildt, • • 1104, ,Ctichre/tiOf ot addo. iipent the '-week-4 With seder tired Itt thi* Miss Ilttchell, or Ifeasall. iiiddidd- idg at the home of Mr. Ward Forret, Mrs. Forrest being on the sick list Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. add Mrs. Ririe Switzer are mov- ing their houeehold effects into the Troyer houSe, recently purchased from Mr. Jarrott, of Bridgen, by Mrs. John Baker. Mr. and Mrs. David Davideoa and son, Dalton, of Stratford, Mrs. George Davidson and Mrs. Thomas Salter vis- ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson. ' Mrs. R. Stevenson had the misfor- tune -to break her wrist last week. MeKILLOP Dodds - Alcock At high noon Saturday, April 24th, a quiet but very pretty wedding was solemnized at Brussels Presbyterian Manse -by Rev. Kerr between Gertrude Mary Alcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Alcock, of Morris Town- ship, and Robert Norman Dodds, eld- est son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodds of McKillop. The bride was becom- ingly gowned in a. street -length dress of Leaven blue French- Mouselaine De -Lou over taffeta, with chantela lace yoke. matching --blue hat and accessor- led with corsage of American Beauty roses. The bride was attended by Mrs. Lloyd Alcock, matron of honor, sister-in-law of the bride, wearing shell pink over taffeta with smocked yoke and softly draped bodice with pink and blue accessories with cor- sage of pink roses. The groom was attended by Mr. Lloyd Alcock, brother of the bride. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the, bride to immediate rela- tives of the bride and groom. Dinner was served -by Edythe Bently, cousin of the bride, and Been Stephenson, girl fri4lid. "The bride's mother re- ceived in, a gown of navy blue sheer, assisted by the groom's mother wear- ing patio rose. The table Was beauti- fully -decorated with pink and white streamers and tall tapers centered with the bride's cake. Later the hap- py couple left on: a trip to Toronto and other points amid showers of -printed'. The bride le going away costume was a navy blue - tailorej sun with acces- sories to match.. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold bracelet. The young couple will reside in Morris. moor HENSALL Red Cross Concert, "Comedy at its' Best," two one -act plays, "Who Mur- dered Who!" and "Mary Molly Ma- lone:: Town Hall, Hensall, May 4th. Extra attraction, Moving Picture, 3.15 p.m. Admission 30c and 15c. Your money goes to the Greatest First Aid Society in the World: (Con-t4mued from Page 1) doctor. His eyesight is keen and he takes a real interest in the current events of the day. He has taken the London Free- Press for years and watches anxiously every morning :tor the pager, which he read e from front page to the last. He is,a member of James Street United Church, Exeter. Attending the celebration were all the members .of his family, including his three sons, James and George Squire, Woodhann, dad Roland, Exe- ter, and six daughters: Mrs. Thomas Harris, Hensall; Mrs., Joseph Day - man, Kippen; Mrs. Orville Cann, Thames ,Road; Mrs. John Oke, Exe- ter; Mrs. Rhoda Westlake, Exeter, and Mrs. John Herdman, Elimville. He has 31 grandchildren and 32 • great grandehildren, • W. C. T. U. Holds Meeting' The. monthly' meeting of the W. C. T. U. was 'held in the school room of the United Church Thursday after- noon last at 3 p.m., with Mrs. R. A. Brook presiding for the devotional ses- sion, which commenced with the sing- ing of the hyrnu, "Take My fife and Let It Be" and the Lord's Prayer. The scripture leSson. Matthew 28:1-8, was taken -by Mrs. 13robk. Prayers were offered by Mrs, Redden and Mrs. Brook. The 'president presided for tbe remainder of the meeting and eon- sidera.b1c.discussion took plaee in re- gards to the Ontario Mobile Canteen Fund. Thedherne, "The Unique Traf- fic in Spirits," was introduced and the president, Miss Murray, Mrs. Brook, Mrs. McQueen and Mrs. lied - den dead stde clippings relative to aanie. Following are •brief extracts: "The liquor trade is the only existing trade whose products are achieved through the destructionof vast quan- tities of nutritious grains, fruits and sugar, witb the resultant ingredients of alcoholic poisorl. The liquor traffic ie the only trade that annually snares thousands of youths and decode adults of whom there is a constantly in- creasing prop-ortion of women into I physically harmful, socially 'hazardous' and economically wasteful living through the habit-forming qualities of lis wares; is the only trade whose competition in any community .ser- iously lessens the purchasing power of its patrons for the necessities of life, and constantly weakens their interest in educational, cultural and religious activities; is the only trade through whose community portals daily em- erge thousands of drinking drivers and pedestrians who provide the ma- jor cause for accidents and fatalities on the highways of the nation; is the only trade which, in this hour of na- tional crisis, asserts 'its right to con- tinue on the basis of "business asus- ual," and openly boasts that it is In- suring the success of its after -the -war patronage by eultiantind a 'taste' for beer in millions of plane Men in our army camps, who, it asserts, will ev- entually carortifute the largest, beer- missile:ling section of our population; is the only !egad trade in America. to- day that constitutes a constant men- ace to efficiency on the twin vital war fronts of production and direct offen- sive." Miss- Janet Forrest, highly respect- ed Hewett resident, had the misfor- tune to alit) and fall -ort the bade #.4P/A, of 4er.4041,4, Ureda 111,0t. 'Waf$ WPM- ,lIc• Memorial Hos- fta SOtAtrakk by P. P GWeed, Where*dap, dedealed a fractured 14, ' ?, - • • Mise Norillaepeok, student ed West- ern Uontereitrd 1.400fion, anent Easter With ildr Parents, Mt and Ur& N. E. Cook. • .„ Mr. Wad Mliee,Casey Hudson, of Wel- land, were TA/0ter visitors with the eormer's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hudson:, Miss Margaret Habkirk, who has spent some weeks in Seaforth, has re- turned beide far the summer. The many goeuds ef Mr. Charles Jinks, who suffered a verd severe heart attack while performing his duties on Wednesday of laat week, will be pleased to learn is impro'vind nicely. Keep the date M mind, Tuesday, May 4th, for the presentation of two exceptionally fine plays embracing le, cal talent, in, the Town Hall, Hensall, sponsored by the Red Cross, and gives promise of an evening of real enter- tainment. Arnold Coe, violinist, of Clinton Radio School, will he gueet artist. ' Mrs. Minnie Sangster was visited recently by her sons, LAC. Douglas Sangster, R.C.A.F., Trenton, and Bob Of Elora. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elder, of Ham ilton, were Easter visitors with rela- tives in Hensel). Alpine McEwan, of Galt, visited with his mother., •for the Easter holi- days,, Misses . Betty Mickl.e and Eleanor Cook spent part of their Easter vaca- tion at Aylmer, guests of Marguerite and Beverley Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blowes were in Lon- don on Thursday last attending the army show held at the Grand Theatre. 'Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sherritt, of Hamilton, spent Easter with Mr: and Mrs. T. 3. Sherritt. Miss Mavis Spencer, of.Toronto, vis- ited her paAnts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Spencer, for the holiday. Mr. Raye Paterson, of Toronto, epent Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Paterson. Mr. Roy McLarnon, of St. Cathar- ines, spent Easter with his wife and son, Donald. Dr. James W. Bell has returned home from a business trip to Pennsyl- vania where he speat -a week. Keith Buchanan; R.O.A.P., Areprion spent Easter with hi g grandmother, Mrs: A. Buchanan. Lieut. Sam Rennie, of Chatham, spent Easter with his wife and fam- ily.' , Miss Barbara Shepherd, of Clinton, was arf Easter visitor with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Shepherd. • Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pfaff, Joyce and Greta, left last week for Cromar- ty, where Mr. Pdaff has engaged with Mr. Bill Davis. Miss Grace Dalrymple left on Tues- day for Pont Colborne, where she will visit with her sister and brother-in- law. Gunner Roy Smale, of Sydney, Cape Briton Island, who has been home on -leave for the past two weeks, has re- turned to his station. .Mies l'ilard_klenaPhills. of _London, spent Easter with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Hempbell. Pte, 'red- Beer, of London,' spent Easter with his wife and family. • Ken Hicks, R.C.A.F., Galt, , visited his wife and family for the Easter holiday. - - Miss Irene Smare. of Lorition, spent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Senate. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd, of Tor -Onto, were Easter visitors with Mr. and nars. Jas. Smillie and Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd. • Mrs. Whitney Carter, Catherine and Donald, of Clinton, spent Easter with the former's mother, Mrs. C. M. Hed- den. Bride -E lect Honored Miss Florence Smith; popular teach- er of S.S. 2, Tuckersmith, and a bride of Saturday last, was guest or honor at a presentation- held at the school on Thursday, April 22nd. , Miss Smith was presented \with a handsbme lace tab)ecldth and table mirror, the ac- companying address read by Howard Dayman, of Kippen, and the presenta- tion made by Alice Wren of Kippen. Following is the Addre,ss: "Dear Miss Smith: We, the pupils' of No. 2, Tuck- ersmith, wish to express our apprec-. nation of your herb and guidance air- ing the years:you have been our teacher. You have taught us many games and joined happily in.our play. But most of 'all, you 'have shown us how to stddy for our future work. The result has been splendid school pro- gress and we are glad Yon will still be in our midst.. On the occasion of your marriage we wish you te accept this small gift as a token of our Ap- preciation, and very best wishes for a happy niarried life." • • Kay - Smith A lovely Easter 'wedding was sol- emnized at the United Church Manse, Staffa, on Saturday, April. 24th, at. high noon. when Miss Florence Mary Smith, daughter of Mr. Frank Smith; of Dublin, and the ' late Mrs. Smith, became the bride •of Thomas Albert Kay, of Kippen, son of -the late Mr. and Mrs. John, Kay, bf-Cromarty. Rev. Aldsworth solemnized the marriage. Given in marriage by her father, the charming bride wore a two-piece street -length dress of heavenly blue with matching accessories, and i;ier. bridal bouquet was Talisman roses. Her bridesmaid was her sister-in-law, Mrs. William Smith, of Dublin, wear- ing a dressmaker suit of rose and carrying Talismah roses. Mr. William Smith was aroma:inhale: Later a re- ception was held at the home of the bride's father at Dtiblin with twenty- five guests present. The house decor- ations were pink and white, The bri- d-al table was attractive centred with the wedding cake, pink and white tap- ers and vases of roses. Serving were Miss Edna Dayroan., of London; Mrs. Brown, Dublin; Mies Piaher, Gadshill and Mrs, Wilson. The bridal couple left .for an extended wedding trip to points east, the bride donning a navy blue dress,. beige coat and- accessor- ies. 'Upon -their return they will re- side on the groom% farts on the 2nd of Tuckersmith. Prior to her mar- riage the bride, was a Mauled te,aoher at S.S. No. 2, Toekersmith, While the groom is a protiperoue termer on Tuck - Hod Opectig!;#,,OPr.. 7 t' Speci „Air se '0, QUAlef) With ePeedal Iseeldp,d dee, Easter were' 01MON1444 the elltlrellefi here Sunda lied .4 the United Church the ididiater OPo • on "The Hoe Of the 11080.rrectiolV The choir, ander direction of Mr. W. O. Goodwin, and; Miss Greta La.MMie, orgaelet, rendered appropriate aa them, soloists being Miss Mary Geed - win, Miss Ruth Hess and Mews. W. 0. Goodwin, Claude Biowes, C. Gook and Harry Horton. A lovely besket of Easter flowers adorned the front of the pulPit...dn memory ot the late Mr. and Mrs. T. Murdock,' of Herman, sent by Dr. and Mrs. B. Campbell of Tor- onto. At Carmel Presbyterian Church Rev. W. Weir occupied his own pulpft, de- livering splendid meifiages in keeping with the day. The choindunder the leadership of, Mrs. J. Murdock, con- tributed several. Easter selections, solo parts being taken by MISS Irene 1-Inggarth. Mrs. James Bonthron earig a pleasing solo, "There is a Green11111 Far Away," at the morning serdiee. The male quartette, composed of Rev. Weir, James Bengough, W. A. Mac - Laren and R. Y. MacLaren, rendered an appropriate number, "He Arose," at the. evening service. At St. Paul's Anglican Church the rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt, addressed the congregation in a special Baster mese sage. The choir, with Miss., Ethel Clank at the console, rendered music. • Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hemphill, of Wroxeter, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook -and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laramie, of Cen- tralia, spent Easter with Mrs. Agnes Laramie and Greta. Apt Wm. Murdock, R.C.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Murdock, Bruce: deld„left last weed for Halifax. Me. and Ms -s. R, A. Orr and family Spent Easter with relatives in Luck - now. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Passmore, Ann and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pass- more of Delhi, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne El- der of Hamilton, and Pilot Officer Kenneth Passmore, of Rockcliffe, vis- ited' on Sunday .with Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore. Flight -Lieut. Keith Love, bf St. Johns, Que., visited recently with his parents, Mr.- and Mrs, Wm. Love. Misses Mildred and Jeanne Pybus, of Guelph, spent Easter holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pybu's. The Mises Margaret and Norma dangster are spending this .week vis- iting with friends in Ilderton. Mrs. (Dr.) Chas. Stewart, of Cali- fornia, visited her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stewart; yecently. ACL Wm. Finch, R.C.A.F., of St. Hubert, Que., spent Easter with his wife and baby "daughter. Miss Doreen Johnson, of Melbourne visited this week with her grand- mother, Mrs. Adeline Johnson, -and with her aunts, Mrs. GOrdon Parker, Mrs. Geo. Ingram and Mrs. Alex Mc-, *We, A 011004 fdrefO440: was WO: the barn* or' M. 0141 M. Ma •EfOrtint, GhiSelltUret, recentlr When. addlidd WI* Masan, 47dnen Ce,p0 We40,4 ifstanik who spending a fUriongh at the home ,of Rile Parents, Mr. and Milt Robt. MacLean, was presented 'with a pen and pencfl Bet by members of the Chieelhurst hockey team, Hugh McMillan doing the honors. Games and refrealaments were enialred- , Mrs. Alex Buchanan, who has been confined to her home in a -wheel chair few -the past few years, the result a a fractUred hip in a fall ehe surd, spent Easter Sunday with her daugh- ter and sordinslaw, Reeve Geo. Arm- strong and Mrs. Armstrong and fame fly of Ray. Red Cross Notes There will -be a blood donor clinic in Seaforth on Friday, May 7th, and if there are any more who wish to vol- unteer for this service they are asked to advise R. H. Middleton at once. We are glad to report that among those who have enrolled up to date there have been many ladies. However, ar- rangements to use ladies as donors will not be completed until the next clinic which will probably' pe held early in -June. The ladies who,have already enrolled are advised that' it will be necessary for women donors to have a blood. pressure and haemo- globin report from their own doctors before they will be ,permitted to give blood. The following men have signed up to attend the clinic on May 7th: C. "Smillie, Morris M. Traquair, T. Sherritt, Wm. Kyle, W. Chipchase, J. McLellan., L. McLean, Ross Love, R. Middleton, T. Oliver, P. MeNaughton, D. Joynt, J. Beer, E. dhipchase, G. Campbell, G. Hess and W, Weir. ' There will be a. tag clay on Satur- day, May 15th, on behalf of the Chin- ese war relief fund. Keep this in mind and give all you can til) a people whoehave done that mach for you. Next Tuesday is the big night in the Town Had, when "Mary Molly Ma- lone" will try -to discover "Who Mur- dered 'Who'?" Those are the titles of two -one-act plays that are' being stag- ed by local talent and from all re- ports both production's are super co- lossal. There will be other items on the program and all the proceeds will go to the Red Cross., Snow - Moore A. charming Easter wedding of wide interest 'seas solemnized at the home. of Mr: and Mrs. L. B. Moore, of Exe- ter, Saturday, April 24tb, at high noon when Rev. A. B. Irwin officiated for the marriage of their only daughter, Alma Edith, and Pte. William Thomas dnow, of Hensel', now stationed at Ip- perwash Camp, and only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snow, of London, Eng- land. The wedding music was played by W. H..Goulding. and the soloist was Miss Jean- Elliot. Given in mar- , ringe by 'her father the attractive bride wore a graceful white triple sheer gown, floor -length, with shoul- der veil oaught with orange blossoms. Her bridal bouquet was pink and white carnations. The bride was attended AR 11 DANCE Broadcast fro. HENSALL 'TOWN HALL Saturday. MAY 1st 8 - 9,30 pm. Frank Kenny and his Hotshots, along with all the gang. ADMISSION: Adults — 30c Children - - 10c by Miss Gladys Turner, a school chum of Plato, Sask., costumed In floor - length pink triple sheer with pink and white carnations. W. t. Goddard, of Windsor, supported the groom. Later following a reception the bridal couple left on a short honeymoon trier the bride travelling in blue sheer with smart grey coat and accessories ilk navy. Guests were present from Wind- sor, flderton, Bothwell and HensalL Guests from. Hensall attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Luker, Mrs. An- drew Love and Mr. and Mrs. C. Moir, Public funeral services for the late Miss Myrtle • McKinley will be held from the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley, on Prided, April 30th, at 2 p.m., and will be con- dueted by Revs Reba Hern, of,, Varna United Church. Burial will be in,,Bay- field cemetery. ' • Mrs. Anna Berry, who has spent the winter months with her son, Wil- son, of Toronto, and Ed., of Windsor, returned to her home on' Friday of last week and is feeling much impiov- ed 1 'health Overseas, boxes will be packed in, the Town Hall, Hentrall, on Monday evening, May. 3rd, sponsored by the Hensall W. I. and War Service Com - nate. Any donations will be grate- fully received-. 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