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THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE 'Kedron Native 'Widely Mourned Staff Correspondent Kedron, April 28--Mr. and Mrs, J. G, Trevail, Mr. and Mrs, Mal. eolm McGregor and Mrs. Jessie Arnott attended the funeral on Monday afternoon of their cousin, the late Ray Stanley Blair. "The late Mr. Blair passed away five hours after suffering a stroke while at work on Thursday, April 22, Roy was the second son of the late Duncan and Catherine Scott Blair, who lived in the house now oceupied by Mrs. John Sharp ,and farmed there. Duncan Blair was almost instantly killed when a corn blower, near which he was stand- ing, went out of control and he was struck by a piece of flying metal. Mrs. Blair had died previously and the four children now make their homes with their father's sisters, Roy was 10 years of age and had attended }M-xwell's School. Now he went to 'Solina "to live with his Aunt Ida and uncle, A. L. Pascoe, where he spent about seven years when he decided to leave the farm for another occupation. For about 25 years the late Mr. Blair had been employed at the Chrysler plant, Detroit. Always faithful in the discharge of duty, obliging and possessing an amiable disposition, Roy made friends read- ily, though his normally quiet na. ture kept him from extending his public activities widely. He made annual trips to Oshawa where he enjoyed visiting his sister, Myrtle (Mrs, Arthur Pascoe), Base Line; brother Sebert and other relatives and friends. His brother, Nelson, of Windsor, reached his bedside be- fore he passeed away. 8. Blair and Mrs. A. Pascoe went to Windsor, where service was held Saturday afternoon. The service at Luke-McIntosh funeral home on « Monday afternoon was attended by many relatives and friends. Rev. J. V. McNeeley conducted the serv- ice, speaking words of comfort and well-deserved encomiums. Bearers were Harold Pascoe, So- lina; Cecil Jeffery, Maple Grove; Raymond Blair, Douglas Blair, Osh. awa, cousins; George Blight, Frank James, Oshawa, friends, Interment took place in the family plot at the Unjpn Cemetery, Beautiful floral offerings brought messages of es- teem and sympathy, a number com- ing from Detroit. Attend Y.P.U. Rally A good representation from Ked- ron-Columbus Y.P.U. attended Y.P.U. convention sessions at Brooklin Saturday evening and Sun- day. Congratulations to William Werry on election to the office of Presbytery Y.P.U. President. We welcome Donald Mountjoy home from O.A.C., Guelph, for sum. mer holidays. Messrs. Boyd and Lloyd Ayre, Miss Arlene Northcutt were Sunday tea guests at Mr. Harvey Cross- man's, Miss Lorraine Pascoe, Reg.N., of Oshawa, spent Monday at home. Several from Maxwell's commu- nity attended the funeral of the late Roy Blair. James Brady and Mr. Wm, Brady, Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. John Nay- lor, Osifawa, called on Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Crossman, Sunday. Miss Beryl Larmer, Blackstock, attending the Y.P.U. convention at Brooklin, was a Sunday tea guest of Miss Glayds Mountjoy. Miss Willa Mountjoy, in company | with other Junior Farmers and Junior Institute members of Brook- lin, attended the annual conference at Guelph and reports a good time with a full program. There were about 500 Junior Farmers and Jr. Institute girls in attendance. Master Ivan Tripp has pneumo- nia but is progressing favourably. Farmers are busy on the land with favourable seeding conditions this week. A number from here attended the O.C.V.I. spring musicale last evening and enjoyed it very much. Kedron W.A. will meet at the], home of Mrs. W. Sharp on Wednes. day, May 5, at 2 p.m. Program and |" devotional exercises in charge of Mrs. G. W. Gardner and Mrs. H. Mountjoy. Ryland Farm Sold Aguust Geissburger has purchased Ryland Farm from Mrs. W. J. Leask and took possession April 10. Mrs. Leask and family will not be leaving for some time. Several from here attended the service at North Oshawa Sunday evening. Rev. Mr. Hunnisett, of To- ronto, had charge and brought with him a vocal soloist who sang "Thanks Be To God" and "I Walk- ed Today Where Jesus Walked," also two violinists, an accordion player and pianist, all of whom were much enjoyed. Mr. Hunnisett gave a fine address on "Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness." The new church is greatly admired for its impressivness in simplicity and beauty. Mrs. W. J. Leask and family were Sunday tea guests at Mr. Fred Smith's, Enfield. Sorry Mr. Ray Smith is having a longer convalescence than usual, having had a heavy, case of measles, and not yet able to return to regu- lar activities. Rev. G. W. Gardner preached a stirring sermon Sunday on Sabbath observance, "Will a Man Rob God," yet many are using the Sabbath for everything but the day of rest and worship for which God commands it should be kept. Mrs. Foster Snowden sang most acceptably "Nearer My God to Thee" Lewis Carey setting, Inter-school ball games open with Columbus-Pereman's at Geneva Park tonight. Chatham Hospital Hikes Nurses' Pay Chatham, April 20--(OP)--At a cost of approximately $26,000 per year, the Chatham Public Hospital will increase the remuneration to student nurses, Miss Priscilla Camp- bell, administrator, announced yes- terday. Students will start receiving pay of $10 monthly following a four-month probationary period and $20 monthly, For first six months of final year she will receive $30 monthly and this will be increased to $50 Sony or the final six months, e eases will go into effec Maw 1, y Weyburn Corrects 30-Year Mistake Weyburn, Sask.--(OP) -- When the Weyburn Board of Trade de- cided to change its name to the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce it found it had been operating for more than 30 years without the federal charter required under the Boards of Trade Act. This discovery was made when Secretary Roy Schultz wrote feder- al authorities asking the date of Jusoryoration and issuing the char- er. Replied E. H. Coleman, the un- dersecretary of state: "I am unable to find any record of the Weyburn Board of Trade having been in- corporatéd under the Boards of Trade Act. This organization has evidently been carrying on as an unincorporated body. 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