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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-10-17, Page 2PAGE TWO rhe.._. THE SEAFORTH NEWS Members of Crew Interned— The Nether}ands freighter. Prins \Cilie n HI. of l' t•edam, put into pit.- al Uo.ierie h is week after rum nine up !tom Chicago. and put ashore 16 crew members who had tumbled. The :it -r, iturell nienibers of the ;gets. were removed to be interned. The Prins Willem. a former patteetig- er- boat transformed into a package freighter for merchant marine serv- ice: lett Rotterdam May 9. 1940. and docked at Chicago ou June 25. She was loaded there and about to sail on July 2 when members of the crew re- fused to rail en unarmed merchant ship across the atlantic. The ship's captain, W. P. Helelingen. who sails out of Rotterdam but whose hone is at The Hague. stuck with his vessel and notified the authorities that the crew had•refused to sail. thus -placing themselves in the position of having mutinied. Since the boat sails under The Netherlands tlag but Is chartered by the British ministry (with .the cap itulation of Holland the Dutch men chant marine turned over its ships to the British servicee word was receiv- ed from Ottawa to Ming. z the ship and her original crew to a Canadian port Since Holland ie now udder German control the crew nl !!there could not go :shore at Chicago because they would be considered aliens. A Can; adieu crew was despatched t:''tn Montreal. in charge of chief ettgit:eei T. L. Claude of Montreal. a chief :u gineer in the Canadian merchant me rim, service. They boarded the tr.:'srl eat t• -tragic and 'lt.- Niet. -lands ei.o. was ed ane -'r gaard and cunt—Mei it Mrs, G. E. Hall, Clinton— Tttet'e passed away at her resid- eitee on Tuesday. atter a brief illueee Marion Elizabeth Hutchings, beloved wife of George Edward Hall, its her i:h year. Although in failing health for several yours. it was not until two weeks ago that she became set, iously ill. She was born in St. A1batt's Head. Dorsetshir•e. Englaud. the dau- ghter of Isaac and Catherine Hutcu- lugs. itt 1SS2 she came to Canada with her fancily, and lived fora year at Ailsa Craig, before moriug to Soutil llfaaletwt. On June 14. 1144. elation Hutchings was united ,u man nage 10 Langton Baptist ehurch c.a George Edward Hall of Sinuoe. They resided in titncoe for several years and later moved to Kitchener. where they lived a year before oozing to Clinton in 1106. Besides her husband there survive two sons. Ernest of Toronto. Gordon of Cayuga. and one daughter, Evelyn. at home: a dau- ghter. Mildred. died in 1907; one sis- ter. Mrs. Charles Trickett of Port Rowan and one brother, Percival. of Tillseuhatrg: one brother and ewe sisters died several years ago. Mrs. Hall was a life-long Member , he Baptiser church, and was ospecially ',al. -tested its foreign nmis.ions, N• - init..: ,able to attend church for mar- t :.. •?:t :!suint of iIlcreasing ti•'at- ;1.: leen in touch with her ra. tri -!ascii means f the .,..511. A .,, 1.vttte'.. titer. ..: 111 air._ T.. t '1..',}•• AAAA 1i •_ .. .. 1:r .. P, \, 2 ilf nl tee er i,c11t1t,Ilip 'f.- r. aft a 11 ,tar:al: let.gt 1.a aka., . The Prins W:liern ill ans im a taste ot war - fat, t ran the 1; Ho:hand entered th. war h Priasttit'!t ill was ars t: ,.y Nstri planes. _.t dying, high it. the sky. Borah, ..l;ont fan yards awayfrom tt e t -.seri hitt none hit it.•' Tae e:1':stn. said :h1e tlanee were i?ytrg so high they were out oit sight. Ali that could }.- h-•ari was the whine ,,f the bombe: as :hey f fl t tit }..t. A t -i \ .t : itla Building Locker Storage— '1- 3n'i 1:'31' :+•'1 Ala- _ sttt.er.i 0 Albert street. altar-rm. next to Ba; tltft's. by Mt. iti--rryn 13atkin One ti the interest- ing construction details is that the locker room itself is being insulated with 6 inches of solid cork, installed THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 194o such t manner that the el fur'?i Hensall Champions I Deer Visits Brussels— will tot'm the actual parti- tions its the building, thereby iortt:- g the wartime refrigerated rooms. In the immediate froth of thenew plata there will be a convenient lobby for patrons. 111'. Barkin has announc- ed that a complete processing service will he Inaugurated so shat patrons who have not the facilities or knots' little about cutting up meat purch- ased in quarters. trill be able to buy their requirements from a wholesale butcher or bout Mlr. Batkfn, have it sent to the ageing room, where a card will be provided on which tate customer will specify the cuts he wants front the quarter of meat. After the meat has been aged according to specifications. it will be processed. wrapped and stored for use, Recuperating— Mfr. Clifford Hunter. who was suf- fering from blood -poisoning and was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. returned home Sunday last and now able to be around again. Cliff- ord owes his speedy recovery to a new discovery in the treatment of blood-poisonir.g that has been inn e a comparatively short time. Blood- poison loodri is:n starred to JIr. Hunter's finger front ft sataTiii received while em- Irleyed with Rutuart's Packing Co in .:itch-. ;ci:tet. h,r had bee!,.,.•.. r,.1. .. 1.! dial. Crista'-• Clerk $95:,105-_ At : meeting .11 1:,, "".: .:!1 .. B. E. Mlanttine. leiii h treasurer t•rr a numl.ert handed his is_,:slanatien to ta..,,rt. -n:1 of .the ,own's n..* yeal. atter the audit lase bean eorapleted. The 15 itti n le bine tea t Trice.: and api c-. tot • for a new clerk and treasurer will be reer-ited 111, To Ottober_let. ust about In making electricity j NIthe cheapest service the house- holders Rae holdears'anf p ac klvdeo is doing its bunt to keep your living stands to lily your cost of living low• ice pro - through the years: the sere sided by :our otic public utility has e thriftier and thriftier- `a our per kilowatt-hour today, become was average rose my 1 /• what it for he sta.cof he last war. at the star cathing on' Hydro system is re-eiL ' ith Vous of on she industrial front, as panty times the system capacity ten Hydro is meeting 19 dern-1S, vital power needed to droduct vital war equipment dernand production and materials of all kinds- You—and everyone in Ontario--canii be proud of the efficient war Hydro is doing. Hydro is your utility . the co-operation and. njtienhave of all Ontario L made it she strong bulwark of home,{arm, mine an dfactor9 that itis today. H:.- rb BUY WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES BRINGS YOU BETTER'PIING AT LOANER LIVING' COST! THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO Trounce Hagersville A dean wae .teen tin the Pm -Mater' .r f✓se' tiro manse lawn itt Sunday til !,!•!both tea but did not stay Song. These anlnlate„ are reportedly getting quite numer- ous utsr•ous in this district and front time to time have partaken of their food in . sore well kept gandefts.—Brussels Pgst. Hensall baseball sedni. champions of th Hornet -Pettit baseball league, I led by Stan Tudor, had ambition to become the first club front their ch-- cuit to coin an Ontario baseball assoc- iation championship. Iu the final round for the intermediate B title, they stet Columbus Grads of Toronto in Toronto on Saturday. The second game of tate two-iu-three series was played at Hensall on Monday after- noon. Hensall went into the finals the , bard way, by eliminating Hagersville in a saw -ori at the Waterloo ball park on Thursday afternoon, Thei score was 11-4, and that just about! ; indicates the difference between the two teams in Thursday's play. After the first two innings Carter Kerslake settled down and held the Hagel•e- i ville team scoreless until the ninth when be allowed one more run. There was .had blood •oeaw-een the two emits. anti 0. B. A. oaieialc : precautionprecaneions to prevent any repetition of 1:5, rietie eatele 't tl , k ;daze i when Heneail played a, Hageraville, Players a iter teams were called -rx,- ?tether the gtantd 40 aniicr v iv. and were warned that no sq hah- )Ani v- ', 'le tolerated.as it turned ve a;; r .a.:.r . Atere n:.• i Deal Dissolved— In an advertisement at Exeter last week. signed by 13. W. Tuckey, an- nouncement was made "that the ileal between the Tuckey Transport and the Epps Transport has been dissolv- ed and that the Tuckey Transport seer - are in no way connected with tate Epps Transport.,' Boiling Water Fatal To Zurich Child— Ruth Ann Schnee, aged two, of near Zurich. died suddenly early one morning last week at Clinton Hospital where she had been admitted a week previously by Dr. A. J. Addison of Zurich. suffering front burns about the hody reeevied when playing about its the home and upsetting a pail of boiling water. Tai tutt.r-a was held at Zurich te: t < .t r v,... • la Clinton Will Vote c n: { . His matcs riaitr 3 .i. _ an a arc 11. sot. sees -.t :' 1+t the :wore t. a,. _Ir,k Tu ier €„. .•s: in ,viee. tee reit zee: ereke the tee. ..i t :l . .. Stade,aeaed tete , :so -, h osis .1.after il.'- y 7. had :15- -.:'t 1 - 1 - t . li and Oa t. tie -r:, t 1.7 next two ansall eateers.'t ie. Lasnrint.in t e i,:,,: to . 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A. will hold its annual banquet in St. Paul's Parish Hall, Wingham, on Tuesday. October 22nd, at 7 p.nt. It will be followed by the service of in- stailation of officers at 1.10 in the church. The installation will be con- ducted by Rev. Francis C. Watts and the address will be given by Rev, E. O. Gallagher. On Election Date— The eieetet,,col :Mier ..s 11• eleert 0. v ix t 1 1 111:150--:. ti tee 1.,:' I it r:. is Now R.C.A.F. Pilet— On Saturday Jird Thompson. son of bits, OM,- Tlt•u;:tis ln. Listowel. and ht•otfiet of Mts. R. S la -tee -ring - ton. of town. received his: wiIlgs at Ottawa. He will now go tel Jarvis i.n- itdvauced training. Jim, 0. -tune Foca;; so Lisrttw'.-•} fro:it foe:-' 0,. ..01,- id tlir- t:.giber y..rtlhe men el our tree. 11' w':r.s a menthe, -r of they tooth flat- tery, C. A.S,i' !adore he tran't.•t'r. i ., tit:• air Farce. last Aerie Hie eel• • tnenr al'y training wit, taken at lilt• eltener. then he went to tetthw:, r'.'r furth'-r f:istrurtiet2.-14'inn !n: n 1d• vanee-Timee. Legs Crushed- - eelin r iw nanr tt ,tett , who operates a hay pressing ..unit. ,, suffering troth two. badly .'rushed linitis and l and nwfy esvaped death in an rieteletit reeently While shnvitt,: the pees, 11:50 the bate ui George t'.” isenbc•i'g. tar' } rntsrlshila, hr wn, klt'.r•ftt•d dowa2 by the '.a&titt: polo, ie—or, it 1 11Li it i ,dd.. :171i7r dtit a by Pat Fergneen ran rt—et birth b -a. .,::.t ca.tia-ai lam ,tl• most . f.- With a at - ,tin, of mind :0 1 't'!1s 1' .,+. £l,: a !t ray 1' ai'.let• 1,.sei, tines% tiee tee, 70: i7d7 f .icer past iii titht- 1417 r.n.2t-. 4',1 't r, r•1' tiff ittO- tttt.i.1 r ' •' .r -- Kearney -Cameron— of Autumn's l t b we ash .s w: ienir is r kit' 511, 1' , tt. 77i 11.', at: I 11 Denude 1.. .i i en. Balder. sun. Lanaark eieuaty, , wire:: their s iia i.t 7 t: i t t _, 't a. tu- Led 1 .leen ieee r, le Ail re,. .:r I. l' r .t t.f Air. and Mr, it i t7 Keareey. l;"v, .1 R. Iileki3 ) t ofekieted, The bride on the t ef her tathete entered :h.- lit , g -!'-'r-. to ttl- , lah2: of ;lie wedding Iia t t played 1.y Mise Slar- gatet Whyte end took her plate l e, - side the In- lei oota beneath :au 'tt•ch et c-dar. Meer eoily decorated with a large Whit,. sveiu 'i. The bride wore a ..aa b.,gtit g:.wti of white .aur %Bit long veil 014 r„ a:t bioeeeme 1111-a eat t i. .1 a bouquet t. , ley et thev41.:- ami maiden hair fern T tae t ,,t 'y Miee Es-yEselyr, 1 a air tette-eel, elle w iIr;tilt Na,y esiti ,: e e with iiet atiel eieveet'teet.te site -e ei t l a: i boo - weer e >_f td t i t tt !,sit ieru. Mr. Cecil it Ceinmeon. brother of the tir'id ae:ed 115 er:m mau. During the iguing o- the register bliss Mar- e Whyte ..ave. "I Love You T.:143. titer the ceremony a buffet iui Leeli, was 'erred to forty guests, tete dining r tont being decviitted in •e cruor scheme of pink and white. 'fit.' table was centered with the wedding cake. The assistants were Miss Mabel Richardson, !hiss Hazel Allen. Blies Irene Thomson and Mrs, Har- old Thomson. The groom's gift to tit bride was a gold initialled locket; to the groonisman a tie set, and to the soloist a gold compact. Later the bride and groom left on a motor trip to Ottawa, the bride travelling in a British Navy and white dress with hat, shoes and gloves to match. They Rill take up their residence at Blyth. The out-of-town guests were from To. into. Perth, Lanark; Fahibrook, Blyth, Cromarty and Kamloops, B,C, WO R LO'S FINEST FRUIT *1'17, ru.. (:anadian Appli'i are 'me of the fiat -.t foods that ( an be bought. "1-bey're plump and ,chole.otnt', le"a"s' wit It 110l100u..•tetiee, fiat ten or ihr.-c of tit -.i^ apple ,,err day — tin sire gond for real 1,td be sur,' to ,-(79'se /dew?. t7- 01'1,t t% apple (1,7..s0'is apple pie. bided apples. apple dumpling, and aleph -acre, !.:medius Apples are in coir neighbourhood store. If lay then- \OW. .11nrk ur t Serviee e UupUV(ri aol tIt'Cti C -1't' tar' ti.nlh 1 i;a_i5 ,. 01"5' tW.1 Honourable Lune« G, (,uratner. tIin£.,trr 7kecjYre 0000 set GOOD FOR YOU Named Fire Chief— A; often rie..titiq tit ti'ingham 1,47.'11 cr,61ut77€1 Inst w-ss.k. James A. tart W.I. allioil:re,l ar.• clic. T'':,, tonne!: .., t'hie'f .11'11 recently. Business Soid— €). C. Wal slew. who for tee P:.t four yeers h ae eco:einn'taal an eleciti- eal and radio shitp uta Brussels. sold his business to Ernie Serldotn ef Wingitar. whir te:ok pose'ssion Met week. Some Oats— It scituo purdl, taught toe tnislsei of is s w, b-!+- :11 pentad., lair W. A. 11 -L: -.'t. }Cllr -:,',iii•' towats?sir r ittst.-*' IS# lit .r this teac'lting- wi'.i a crop at .'11.1 l.a i':its which weigh . pounds ta News. Mammoth Purnpkir T', t.it i 117,77:17,11197 i 17521' ,1,' b.l.t ate! -;'t:,Ali .• ih•re aaaii:. This Meeltee, !fief ttnil,la 0 it,: eieeintifeeetice..---Lietee,e, Gcl• en Weddieg— tl ,t: mie M. John Terve t lumbi ry -' a h. act. tai being a aeleheateir, of tit. -h g l.•ri wedding. ale and Mrs. T.-irit v S t •l I ear )Ir ()Wither eta. - ,.y " 11 5 a. ltt 1 .., rte dduhgw u t nv : whom were forthe bench.,- Stott last weele Titer were: III.. W. A. C n rte, 'Mrs. Andrew Currie. Mrs. George Till Walter Hugga': 1kru eels e Mn. !!avid Currie air. p etre is in ete etc: year and 31:- Ter vit is in it.ip.,r 72tui year. They both have. tine health. tilt. Ters.ir .set- hot-tt its lees!.1t':iwanr'sh, joust arra-. the road teen; cis precept residence. Mee.I'..s 1:7I177 e- maiden name was Annie Huggate was horn its Harwirk. a rtla ,i. ,. +., TO Canada visit her iethei. trra.l. Titer have 07' i [ r; €1: t tr try. Mete T .r - tit h :we arethere.Walter ,,f Brus- sel'. and Ii : 12 California. sir. pelvis ha Iaia`e st:tets and me bro- ther. bit- K. W. Adans, Mrs. W. A. Adams. 11r: Andrew Carrie. file. teerea, Tcrtit Sr R hit.'r -Mr. Smith has left his umbrelle again, I do heliece he would leave his head if It wasn't on firm!." Dini'r -' 1 dare may ;you're right. I heard him say yesterday that he was going to Switzerland for his lungs," FREE SERVICE OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE removed promptly and efficiently. Simply phone "COLLECT" to WILLIAM STONE SONS LIM, FED PHONE 21 INGERSOLL PHONE 219 • MITCHELL