HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-12-12, Page 3THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
DUBLIN
Martin Klinkhamer is recovering
from a knee injury caused by a fall
from his horse.
Ma's. Kathleen Feeney received
word of the sudden death of her
cousin, John H. Moan, in Toronto,
from a heart attack.
A group or C.Y.O. members were
guests 01 the Seaforth group last
\trednesday night, The social even-
ing consisted of games of euchre, a
very interesting program and danc-
ing In Music by a local orchestra.
Golfing;
,kd'ng. 1
siPl
� otorin�.
ALL YEAR
1ROUND
IN CANADA'S
Peerireen
PLAYGROUND
YES, out in Vancouver and Victoria,
GOLF is played all year 'round!
Warm sea -breezes and the protection
of the mighty Coastal mountains
maintain a moderate temperature in
which all outdoor sports take on an
invigorating newness.
Plan now to visit Canada's EVER-
GREEN Playground—for rest or play,
the ideal place for a thoroughly
enjoyable winter vacation! Special
Winter rates at hotels. The new Hotel
Vancouver's spacious rooms and de-
lightful accommodations will add to
the pleasure of your stay in Vancouver.
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Ap`y /
HENSALL
Council Meeting—
The regular meeting of the village
council was held Monday evening,
1)ecernber 2nd, with all members pre-
sent. The minutes of the last nu•et-
ing, also ala' nomination results read.
Mr. W. 0. Goodwlu and Mr. G. M.
Case appeared as delegates from the
chamber of eonlmerce re a gran(. for
the Christmas tree, Moir and Horlaa,
that we grant the ehambe,' of com-
merce $25 toward the Christmas tree.
Carried. Mr, R. J. Patterson, tax col-
lector, reported having .received
$1,312.41 cash, $1,450 in prepayments
to date 00 the 11140 tax roll. Horton
and Molt, that the constable be in-
structed to collect the poll tax et
onCP. Carried. Correspondence read
from Flight Lieut., ,1. M. Roberts. R.
C. A. F. re use of the hall, and tiled.
Bills and accounts; 1-1eosatl Hyden,
hall, $4.55; H. T. Cudntore, gravel,
streets, $4; Thos. Kyle, salary, $55;
1). Robertson, salary, councillor, $22;
11..1. Cameron, do., $28; P. Mott, do„
$28; H, W. Horton, do.. $28; R. 11.
Shaddiek, salary, reeve, $42; Dr, I.
G. Smillie, M.O.I-1., salary, $90; R, J,
Patterson, salary $45, postage $4.51;
R. J, Patterson, revising voter's list.
$5; Jas. A. Patterson, salary $.112,45;
voters' list revision, 41.20; W. 11,
Davidson, coal, hall, 0211.00; (leo. R.
Mess, printing, $38; Chamber t''onr
melte, grant $25. 'Total $0113.111.
Moir and Horton, that are now ad-
journ until Dee. Hitt at 4 p.01. Car-
ried, James A, Patterson. Clerk.
Word has just been received here
of the death of Mrs. Andrew Murray.
iu Regiuu, formerly bliss Jessie Pat-
terson of lieasttll, a daughterofthe
late Mr. and Id's. ,las. Patterson.
Miss Helen Moir spent the week
end al the home of her brother and
sister -hilae', Ili'. and Ml's, Melvin
Moir.
Mr. George Walker is in Toronto
this week attending Ole funeral of
his aunt.
\ weddin.t of interest in Nelson.
111 l', took nlacte at ,Hiatt NIutster
l'nifed Church Lethbridge .Uta. when
Dr. 1 t01.1'ri':chard united in mar-
riage \larguirtt Williams of Nel-
son. tad \\'illiam Drank Smith,. of
Lethbridge, Captain of thio trans -
Canada airways. 17,!l,.e- ig the rere-
minty the ',ride and groom motored t''
Nelson it.('. Thep soil! take resi-
denrr iu \\itlnipetr, Man. I'll �i,,tn11
is the •:,1 of NIr. and \I r,. \V. R.
"thione, formerly t0li,s Lu}it 11em-
phiil of llcn.,tll1 of Nelson B.C..and
a nephe.e of \Ir. :\. W. E. Hemphill
and \Ir-. C. Cook, Metra((. Ile ratcls
by aeroplane from Lethbridge to
01 ontreal.
The i:urhre and f):.tate held in the
T)nvn I1a11 here .'n \\'cdnt•st1:i eye.
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently,
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 • INGERsOLL
PHONE 219 - MITCHELL
J. Frank Willis is supervisor of
('13C feature broadcasts. During the
'week of December 15 he will be pro-
ducer of three impo•taut broadcasts
over the CBC national network.
These include "Carry On, Canada!"
on Sunday evening, "Wings of the
Empire" on Tuesday evening, and
"With the R. A. A. F. at Uplands" on
Friday night.
ttiug, tcbirh t+11, ,po,tsorccl its' lir
1C'hant11/er od Commerce, Ole (proceeds
to •go'to the community Christmas
'free to be held on the '.hat of [tee -
ember gas a success in spite of the
inclemency of 1111' ti rather, and tiery-
onc reports Raving ct joyful time. The
prize winner, for Euchre aerr a, fol
!Olt 1. ,,lir. .ir t, \h'.. la-. Sul seer:
Lanes second, Mrs. .0. 14. d'ampthell;
Ladies' t'on,olati,nt Mi., Grady, •\lc -
Kenzie; tient.' first Itrize Ile. Jahn
Sheppardl 1,eros' second \I -r. \\rut.
Shephard; tii•its' •C'ons,ciatiuti lack
!)sitz, iiie :chert of fortune teas ran
and svwin,;..ra,td.. which were ,lnn-
•r:cd •1,y- \Ir. .0, :pincer and son pro-
ceeds for Red -Cross; and picnic Incam
acre ai.ven to those balding the hick.
numbers. t\Vinnitg sewing stand,
were Nlessers Peter I\I Naar item,
\\au NiacL m Beit ItiI v.
o-innm,z ham. .are \111. Irene flo.z-
garth and \(r, Claude Blows,. owe,. 1 u ket,
ltd been sold previously on a magaz-
ine rack tthich tea, made by the Pub-
lic School Pupil- in \ir. I l o v es
room. \1 r. lilawcs called up \Ir. Jas.
ratter -on. Village Treasurer to draw
the ticket. \Ir. \\'nt. .12eyn, Lls 'awn
the magazine rack, 1.uerlt tuts served
and dancing enjoyed t.. the strains of
011r -dock's oreltesera.
t\It \\'ilhaan Slavin f 'r many
year. t resident of near Ilcnts t,l, pas -
e away at the home of his son
Wenn early Wednesday niornin in
hi. 77t1t year, The tit e t,ed had been
in failing health for the past year, bet
only ,became confined to his room
:Thom two weeks ago. \1r..took
yip residence on the farm about lli"1
mile•, east of 11ensatl, on which his
-on Glenn now resides. some thirty
years ago, where he had farmed ever
slue('. ile was at very prosperous and
diligent 'farmer.
Simeiving are .four sons, William.
Thomas, Fred and Gleno. one sister
\lis: liliza'hcrh Slavin, llensall and
.brother ,\411. Thos it n•in, Kandle..
Sas'k, A ,private 'funeral sect!Ce was
held from the late residence on Fri-
day afternoon , conducted by Roy. R.
A. ,Brook. •\ir. Benson Stoneman
stn•¢ a solo entitled "Jesus Lover of
er1 �y'
ekm
.411
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oks
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,
'nfy Soul"; "Abide with (lade" a favorite
ity-mn was also sung. The !pallbearers
were 0!t'ssers'George and Jack Glenn,
Richard 'Taylor Sr., John Shepherd.
Amur Robertson and 1.onis a'daeke
Sr. ln•ternrrnt in 01ar'1'ag'tart's Cem-
etery.
BAYFI-ELD
Mr, and Mrs, Chas, Wlcicantbe left
this week for Windsor where `Li ty
('xpetl to reside.
Mr, S. Widcembc of Windsor was
in Bayfield on Sunday. - -
Jas. Robinson- spent the week in
London.
Mr. J. Atkinson and Miss Patricia
of Detroit spent the week end :at
their home in the village.
Mrs. J. Tough is confined to her
iced through illness and Mrs. Hehner
is nursing her.
We have had cold stormy weather
for the last few days and the mail
couriers are having bad roads and
have to take cutters to the rural
Mail,
L.O.L. No. 24 held their annual
meeting in the Lodge. rooms on Mon-
day evening and election of officers
for 1941. The following were elected:
W.M., John Parker; MM., Walter
Westlake; chaplain, A. E. Erwin;
tree. sec., Nimliiiu Heard; tlnanelttl
see., ('has. ("lemienhardt; treas., H.
Stinson; marshal. Win. Parker; first
lest„ Wm. Mel)ool; dud lett..- 13.
Darrow; eninlnittet•nten, it. Orr, le.
Heard, 1.. Elliott, W. Ferguson end
A. 19. Featherstone; tyier, L. Smith.
Louis McLeod and son and
McLeod telt for Port- Dover. where
they ore fishing on a tug it Lake
Erie.
Th., municipal election was held
in the Police Village of Bayfield int
Monday. The following village trus-
tees \core elected for 1:(11: W. Feng-
uson, .1. Robinson. and 1., Elliott.
Miss Margaret Ferguson of Wind-
sor spent the week end at her Roane.
REVIEW OF TH-E WEEK
ilonn:n'a'e I. 1.. Ils1e), \lini.',r ,f
Finance, - December 3. introduce
special war budget its Common, de-
signed to conserve needed foreign ex-
Outage,
xO tu,e, Budget bit (aisle,lu idly
Importation of p t .inset to ,ar'-
bu syortint ,., i., other non -'s
e natal et unn eliei tout nvr-t-terl
inti; cit nt rte , 01,'', New. tttncl!snd
prohibited.
Nlotitr than pa'. -timer
ears, petroleum products and a ,tide
i, t of other i•rmmt tit ie-• permitted
bmh,n't;(tion from nim-sterIing comet
•.ie, only tinder licrnsc. I.,ne of Be-
en•,- tail He gradually reduced.
Excise ,a'. in 25 ,,err cent intl,,,•e,l
on mutt electrical and tier ap-
pliances
lids ante. including radio., camera-.
vacuum cleaners.
Excise 't:tx oat a:ttantabilvs let to
value of S7t111 increased front lit to .20
per cent.
t tl..lonts -duty on 34 classifications
rr t'nitcd Kingdom products removed
en• lotsered.
1nrportatiou of fres; fruit and vest!
, utile, not affected. Foreign Iixchange savings under
special ,budget estimated at from
S.tt:tlt,01t0 to $02100,10 :1, a month.
Colonel J. L. lIalston, 10!ini-ter of
Defence, accompanied hy,(Majot Gen-
eral ,,tet ar. t'hief of General Staff,
arrives in Landon for conferences
with British authorities. !Colonel
Ralston is the fourth member of the
British -Cabinet to visit ,creat (Britain
.ince ,the declaration of war.
\lilitary ,forces of Canada design-
ated "The Canadian \rnty" by - Or-
,lev-in-iCouncil. -(hits and formations
on .\calve Service will ,he designated
"active" formations; other units and
formations will be kno'w'n as "Re:•
Theite ork11,
to acct JUST LIKE
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trw -i, nn anon.
(cent \.sob" ail
it • Service -For 1 and N.1'..1.01."
Xon-1 tutane•nt \rile 03ilittcr ill< -
appear l'ritin use.
Paribas.— of el '„y n1 current
requirement-, prohibited. bited. Exception
made for war ltdtt 11111,. i'nrp t: To
,assure aftuitiloo sreetlies ,re! :or
fell 01:1' 11' stn 1 11111, 10 11' -
1 a.C111 111,111 ,-n mg !nem: r• Uf
,rads r 11111.11, 11,) tt igure-
0t litany year, -- 4 4 per cent.
I) !Mid el i s 1 b re-
tarn- .1 ,e 11.!,':•-'-1 t tato-tt^:t'
o•n' :1 Its ;0 2 1scour.. Index, 'baser
n ' r+^,: , 11(11, .rod at 139,2
nnq,;trod With 1.3'.3
o,t carr „ r 1, 14,1..r and 123,n ou N
enr',er 1, 11030,
Canada's external trade in Octo'her.
e'setuliIto g,•11. reached a high 350111
int recent yea',, aggregating $3115,
435.1.,3 ',ittparnd with i,1'49,0ti5,0.34 in
September and :$10'0,471,796 iu Oct-
ober. ber. 1939.
Key Hien front essential war in-
dm:tries, serving with the-CA,S.P. will
be permitted leave daring the winter
to return temporarily to such indust- -
ries.
4bntract'- awarded by the Depart-
ment of Nit -IMO -Lilts and supply ,Luring
the week ended November 32 num-
bered 24114 and totalled $315.6113123.
Wilfred I. T. Gagnon, !Montreal, ap-
pointed Joint - Director General, Pur-
chasing Branch. Department of Mun-
itions and Snpmly. -
0!r. Gagnon owns two shoe •fact-
orie=s :\ire! and Sons. I:td. and \Wil-
frid Gannon, Ltd.
Contracts awarded for construction
of six more corvettes (submarine
ehator) rtor Canadian !Navy.
Corvettes ordered now total 70 - ten
°ar Royal!Navy.
Present naval eonstrhOtion pro-
(lrantme -involves expenditure of ar-
ound $70,000,000.
\\"ant and For Sale Ads,3 weeks 50c
PILL) ' GARAGE
SEAFORTH
Chrysler Plymouth and Fargo Dealer
Crane in and see the new Plymouth car and Fargo Truck
We air) have a ervice Truck—ii you have car trouble,
phone 179 and we will come promptly
Electric Welding -
Done by an Experienced Welder, Ken Campbell
'Work guaranteed. The portable welder can be meet, an,, flare
or without Hydro
wit a
PHONE 179.
kit Repairs Strictly Cash
SEAFORTH
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