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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1945-04-05, Page 3re,,;4'." 11, NEW HOMES FOR OLD... I FARM TRACTORS need proper lubricating oil even more than cars and trucks. Because "it's alloyed" Peerless Motor Oil keeps tractor engines in better shape! TIME NOW TO replace old,tvorn-out winter grade oil With 13,41 Peerlesa lifoter Oil. Delay may be disastraus1 Drive in tomorrow to the sign of the big B-Al FOR BETTER SERVICE and better products YOU ALWAYS BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG B-A —preducts like Peerkss—change now to voar British American Oil Dealer. THE BRITISH *AMERICAN OIL COMPANY LIMITED GET YOUR SPRING CHANGE-OVER TO. PEERLESS MOTOR OIL HERE. Bert Armstrong, Superior Service Station At 'the same time have an Expert Grease Job. 0, • 'Thursday, April 5th, 1945 WINO HAM ADVANCE-TIMES Good things, like brand new homes, are worth waiting for: but in .the meantime why not enjoy your present home all you can? GiVe it new charm you'll enjoy, and new smartness you'll be proud of, with C-I-L Paint and a C-1.-L Colour Styling scheme specially worked out for you. The C-I-L Paint Dealer in your community will show you how to do it, effectively, easily and inexpensively. See him for expert advice on colour-styling your home just as you consult your architect for expert advice on construc- tion and design. Know new home pleasure now, see your local C:1-1., Paint Dealer. S45-2 SLUEVALE Institute To Hold Annual Meeting Miss Duff will be the hostess for the April annual meeting of the Wo- men's Institute on Tuesday afternoon. The roll call be answered by say-. ing "What I enjoyed most on last year's programme," Bringing a new member and paying fees. Tim president will give an address, Reports will be heard from the secre- tary-treasurer and from the convener's of standing committees, The nomin- ating committee will give a report followed by the election of officers. Members are asked to bring or send some article for sale by auction, Kindly co-operate and help raise some funds, Visitors are always welcome. Sacrament Observed Rev. J. W. Johnson conducted the morning service in the United Church, speaking on the. Resurrection of Christ, The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed, Special Easter music was rendered by' the choir, Mrs. Geo, Hetherington and Miss Isobel Mc- Kinnon sang "Lead Me to Calvary", Y. P. U. Had Charge of Service The Y. P. U. had charge of the evening service when the Easter theme was carried out with the president, Fleming Johnston, presiding. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. M. L. Aitken and Easter readings were given by Mrs. Carl Johnston and' Shirley Seiling. Mrs. George Hetherington read a sermon by Rev. Charles* Malcolm "Jesus and Judas". A vocal number was sung by RoSs Smith, Mrs. Alex McCrackin and Mrs. George Hether- ington, "Easter" Theme of Service At •Knox Presbyterian Church, the service was conducted by Mr. Howard. Neable. The service throughout was.' in keeping with the Easter season, the. sermon, the hymns and the music by the choir, A quartette composed of J. C. Higgins, Allan .Ramsay, Mrs. Harvey Robertson and Mrs. Donald Robertson. Sunday school was re-opened with • a good. attendance, The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed on Sunday morn- ing, April 15th at 11 o'clock, Passion Week Service Well Attended Two well attended prayer meetings were held during Passion Week, Rev, J. W, Johnson conducted the service in the United,. Church on Tuesday evening and Mr, Howard Neable, a Presbyterian student, gave the mes- sage, and on Friday evening in Knox Presbyterian Church, the order of service was reversed. At both services a choir, composed of members from both, congregations rendered special music, Easter hymns were sung. Family Gathering Mr, and Mrs. Edward Johnston entertained their family on Sunday: Mrs. Harold Harris and two sons of Holstein, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turn- bull and three crildren of Byron, Mr. and .Mrs. Spading Johnston and four children; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston and Marie of Morris. The only mem- ber of the family who was absent was Harold Harris, who is with the active forces overseas, Mrs. Pearl Kaine and son, also Miss Martha Kaine of ,Gorrie, visited with Mrs. Arthur Shaw and at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Messer and daughter Betty, Charles Messer and Miss Lois Elliott. Reg. Nurse, Toron- to, were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elliott, where their father, Mr. John Messer is ill with a nurse in attendance. Dr. and Mrs. Hetherington of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gal- laher, Billy and Berva of Wroxeter, were Easter visitors with their father, Mr. Chris. Hetherington, Miss Rhoda 'Robertson, Toronto, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Robertson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Neil B. McEachern and family of Arthur, with Mrs. R. F. Garniss. George Thomson and Helen Thom- son of London University, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Thomson. Miss Jennie Mayor of Wingham, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton, Miss jean McBurney, Toronto, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Burney. Mr, and Mrs. O. B. Moffatt and family, of Ingersol, with Mr. and Mrs. Burns ,Moffatt. LAC. Elmir Sellers, Mrs. Sellers and baby Susan,, of Goderich, with Mrs. J, J. Sellers and son Walter. Town of Wingham 1945 Taxes Taxpayers may make payments on account of 1945,ta,xes up to 80 per cent. of 1944 taxes. Interest at the rate of Four per cent, per an- num will be allowed on such prepayments. Prepayments of taxes must be made at the Town Treasurer's Office, Town Hall. W. A. GALBRAITH, Treasurer, Town of Wingbam. Save Money By Prepaying CHAN 0 MING 'AM smouslmormovasoommurlimosiszcommomemus, Austria Invaded London. — Russian troops invaded Austria as two new Soviet offensive 'drives toward Vienna and Italy erupt- ed in Hungary and Southern Slovakia and Red Army troops far to the north captured the big Baltic port of Danzig, hoisting the flag of the "Polish State" over the former free city. 2,000,000 Face Job Changes Ottawa,—Almost 2,000,000 Canadian People will face some change Of oc- cupation after this war and probably half that number will be under 25 years of age, R.. E. G. Davis, of To- ronto, director of the Canadian Youth Commission, said. Flys Atlantic Setting Record London,—A Canadian-built Mosqui- to, piloted by a Scottish flight lieut„ with a Canadian navigator plotting the course, left Newfoundland after break- fast and arrived in Scotland in time for a late lunch in the afternoon. The fleet, plywood plane covered the 2,184 statute miles in five hours and 88 minutes. Rumor Says Hitler Missing With the. Canadians at Emmerich, Germany, — A ruinour is spreading among German troops on the Allied northern flank that Adolf Hitler has disappeared and they expect he will commit suicide before the final col- lapse of ,the Reich, When Berlin Palls—War Over With the U,S. 3rd Army in Germany —A high ranking,German officer who was captured by Lt,-Gen. Patton's 3rd Army troops said that "there is not any organized line of defence between you and BerliM" "There is not atty. Organized system of Government left in Germany," the officer 'declared, "When you reach Berlin the. whole Situation will quickly dissolve," Victory Certain Within Month With the British 2nd Army In Ger- ittany;--There is a firm belief at this headquarters that the Germans, will never accept unconditional Surrender, but that VittOry Day declared by the Allies is not far off, V-day could conceivably be declared within A week and, almost certainly, some time with- in the next month. For almost a week now; the war has borne no semblance of its former pattern and, military, might have been said to be finished to all intents and purposes when the Rhine was stormed so easily, Plan Continuing Naziism Washington; .—. The State Depart- 'ment said the United 'States Govern- ment has photographic copies of Ger- man docurgents disclosing what it said were well-arranged, post-wr plans for the perpetuation of Nazi doctrines and domination." 'The disclosure dealt with German plans for rebuilding eco- nomic, financial, propaganda and mili- tary control. , Canadians .Find Volkssturm Weak With the Canadians at Emmerich, Germany,—Canadians tangled for the first time with the Volkssturm and found these .formations of Germany's home Guard poorly armed and 'old: The Queen's Own Cameron Highland- ers. of Winnipeg,. advancing into Hol- land between Emmerich and Anholt, bumped into several .companies of Volkssturm manning part of the enemy's trench system and over- whelmed them, Getting Nearer Berlin Paris, United States.' tanks thunder- cd unopposed across the formidable Eder River 182 miles southwest of Perlin in a 21-mile sweep and Ameri- can break-through forces to 'the north threatened at any 'hour to trap 40,000 crack German troops in the toppling Ruhr. • 14 Aboard Lost Commando Montreal, — The R,A.F., Transport Commit(' announced that a seven-man crew aboard the famous Liberator, the Commando, when site disappeared off the Azores Tuesday with high-ranking British officials bound for Canada. Annountetnent that Wing Cmdr„ W. FL Riddell, head of No, 281 (long range communications) Squadron, was pilot 'of the aircraft was made in Lon- don.last night. kelease of Me names of Silt other crew members made it definite that 14 .Persons were aboard the plane which was carrying Cindr, Rupert Brabner; British under-secre- tary of state for air. Moved To Tokyo Camps Ottawa, — A great proportion of Canadian prisoners taken by the Jap- anese at Hong Kong have been trans- ferred to Tokyo camps in highly in- dustrial areas which have been Allied boMbing targets, and Canada has re- newed her protests to the Japanese against this violation of international convention, Prime Minister King an- nounced. "Hour of -Success Near" —Churchill London, — Prime Minister Churchill declared that the "hour of success" is near and members of the War Cabinet were ordered to remain close to their posts during the four-day Easter week-end holiday, Move May Split U. S. Delegation Yashington, — As the result of A -secret agreement of the Big Three at Yalta, Russia and the United States will ask for three votes each in the United Nations Assembly to be pro- posed at the San Francisco Security Conference next month, The White House Made this announcement. It immediately threatened a split in the American delegation to the confer- ence. HunwClaint A Destructive Weapon Portland, Ore.,—A member of' the Netherlands underground declared that the Nazis really have a secret—and deadly effective—weapon, Jacob van Berkel, here under auspices of the auspices of the Netherlands Informa- tion Bureau, saki the European front now is a race .between victory for the Allies and Germany's resort to the ul- timate weapon — "so powerfully de- structive it is almost inconceivable." Canadian Participation At San. 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