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The Clinton News Record, 1943-04-15, Page 1The Clinton News -Record Est. 1878 With ews- Which is 'Incorporated The Clinton New Era NO. 6140-64t1 'lY'.EAR, CLINTON ONTARIO, THURSDAY. 'APRIL 15, 1943 The New Era Est. 1867 THE HOME PAPER for ry Loan las been e National have been ose contrri der "spec- o sumof objective for Huron e amount Loan was and king ato-, es, and It y, careful to raise it objeotive :ard man- s not too snake ups ung Gather Deanery of Wing at St. eir Lenten p, of their' Goderich. In in the ng preach - ham, the Mark 10 treeter, the ple of 'the Blyth, was Mrs. Theo. and the ng the of- business Owe Menior- esentation Goderich, nton. The the rector O. Gallagh- John Gra- med. Mr. t and con n PCO John Deanery at ere warm- ed to send. very sue - to a close: Wisurned to: g his fur - o. Butler tell. ho recent -1 No 1 IC. T. d to Mac- urchin: re- m- their , stating: with the C',A.M.C. uesd'ay its, Eng • his. dgewater,, En a cable Ce • Greig W. Greig dusted in. ofTor- went oto Med, • and Corps im as last Oc- children he R.C•E: d •visitor. rs. E. E R.C.A.F.,. ugh, left aCCCTn* Adams,, m, as far sewn of on seek 1 of St. d is vis• laughter' am have on,' Troo- ad err•}v- Cattadian air gun -- is wing ting his Los - Jet:,• aecoan- rs of the ractuated rvis . will. AMONG THE CHURCHES Special Services During 'Holy Week by Ministerial Association Monday 8. p.m. Wesley -Willis , ,_Willis Unul Ray, G. W. Moore, 8 p.m. Baptist Church. Capt. Curtis of the Salvation Army. Wednesday8 p.m. O'ntario Street United Rev: Andrew Lane, Thursday'8 p.m. Presbyterian Church Rev. A E. Silver: Friday To Buy Fingerprint Camera Under the chairmanshi of Reeve P V. D. Falconer of Clinton the police committeeThe met last 'Wednesday in. Goderich• Y Quarterly reports` of constables, were reviewed, and accounts P a scrutinized, The purchase of €a' fingerprint camera was authorized and constables will be instructed in its use' by High Con- stable crank pole. 7 $3,215,000 Objective Huron' 4th Iron 'County of Htiron • greatly eompl}ranted °Y th War Loan Cozimateefor we asked to raise apart from l barrens which are classed un al names' the eo si ergabl i n d $3,040,000. "Special Name is $1?5,000, making a total County' of $3;215,000. Th raised in the Third Victory $2,280.150, general canvass 300. for "Special 45 Names" ma tel of $2,433,450. A groat smn, you say 2 i will take enthusiasm, ioyalii organization and hard work But it will be raised. The was not settled in a hapha: ner; though it is large, it '. inueh, Wecan raise it if we our mindsto do so." V Hellyar HAS RECEIVED FROM THE OF SILVERWARE he Jewelleltheir C MANUFACTURERS. A SHIPMENT CONSISTING OF Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDougall, Clinton, announce the •engagement of only daughter, Jean; to A. C: 2 * Kenneth William Colquhoun, R.C.A. Brantford, third son of Mr. and Mrs, E. W, Colquhoun, Clinton. The L. this month, LITTLE LOCALS Mr. Harry A. Thompson, son of Mi. and Mrs. Harry J. Thompson of God- er}hownshipleadthe msotue on Saturday to .break and, fracture his leg jUst above the -knee. He is now i theTuesday n Clinton ,Hospita'l, V marriage will take place g V TEA SETS, DESSERT SETS, CASSEROLES ETC: ALSO A. NEW •STO!CI{ OP BULOVA & WESTFIELD. WATCHES •.. THE ABOVE GOODS ARE ITP-TO�DAT IN'STYLE,AND' THIS .....- PRICE AND QUALITY SAM'El AS FORMERLY ` Evening Auxiliary g At Monday.ndght's regular meeting the draw for, the quilt made by the ladies of the Huron County Home was Trees Ready For Distribution The cold, backward spring will de- laY the planting of• 47,000 young trees, Pme, spruce, balsam, white ash, etc, which which arrived in Clinton last Thurs- day from St. Williams, Norfolk conn- at 10.30 a.in, St, Paul's Ang4i- can, Rev. Andrew Lane, Each speaker will deal with achar- meter or personality directly or indi- redly responsible for the .death of Christ. When we are passing through such a ,dark hour in the World's FIistory or Life—All should draw near to our Saviour, this week, as we think of His Sacrifice and Love. An offering will be taken at each service, Presbyterian Church LITTLE LOCALS. The annual meeting of the Clinton Lawn Bowling Club was held at the' Agricultural Office Monday evening . with a good attendance. The follew- ing were elected presi crit, A ,E: Fines; vice-president; W.S.R. Holmes; secretary treasurer, J, A. Sutter, Rhe club showed a balance of $49,55 and are looking forward to a ,good year, v ��% � T . H o i"T E L L Y A JEWELLER & OPTOMETERIST CLINTON held and the winner was Little Patsy Jacob, 'daughter of Mr• and Mrs, Dick Jacob of Clinton, The sale of tickets amounted to $48.95. ty the Provincial Government's for- r entry plantation. 'These trees ate t0 be distributed from fourteen centres in Huron County. — Results Results of. Hog Winter Weather Lingers For • We New Miami 11 Seersucker • OraeDressmakingp c` have quantities of Wash Nlater�ais Cloth t • 11 QOd Piques Exhibition AnnOUriCed Agricultural Representative J. 0. Shearer.has received the results of the recent carcass -on -the -rail judging of export bacon Bogs exhibited as live hogs at Clinton: Spring Stock Show on April 1, Below are Listed the names of the farmers who entered hogs in the market class. They are listed in order' of merit as. follows: Group of four hogs— Keith Tyndall, Clinton; W.R. Lobb, -• Clinton; George Ginn, Clinton, Group of two hogs -- Edward Ginn, Clinton; Robert McMillan, Seaforth; Gordon Horner, Varna; Robert MeMil- Ian, Seaforth; Keith Tyndall, Clinton; Mervyn Lobb, Clinton; John Lindsay, Clinton; W J. Dale, Seaforth; George Ginn and Son, Clinton; W R. Lohb, Clinton; Earl Lawson, Clinton. Champion carcass, Keith Tyndall, Clinton; reserve champion, Edward Griff. Farmers will receive the in- dividual grade on the customary von- To try to predict the end of this winter would be folly indeed, put some thing will have to be done, and done quickly, or milady is going to be for- ced to wear fur coat and motor boots' for Easter instead of the trim suit and slim pumps she probably has stor- ed away for the great occasion 10 days hence. The mid-April total of snow stands at four inches since snow has been fol ing Query day this week. This year citizenware still laboring under heavy contrast in temperature readings compared with last year's. A year ago the high of 77 was more than double the high of Wednesday which was 35. Again the low a year ago ge was considerably higher than the high of yesterday.' 1 Who was it said "Breathes those anon—" and who was it finished the verse, with "give it back to the In- diens"? V Huron Deanery You %Peoples Group The .Y,P A„'s of the ,Huron met last Monday eve Paul's Church liere for th Rally under- the leadershi President, Mr. H. Shore, of The 'Lenten service was h Church with the sermon bei rede by the Rev. Maurice 01 rector of Brussels, from St 45 as his text. Rev. P. H. S Chaplain of the young pee Deanery, and rector ce in charge of the servof ice: Frei -Min played the organ choir sang an anthem due fester,. Following the •service meeting was held in the ep from five l Hall vParisheith agood a Blyth, •Winghanr, Bayfield and CH clergy present re: Rev. to of St. Paul's were: Rev. E. er, Rev. W. H. Dunbar, Rev. ,ham and the two already n Thomas Hawkins was presen veyed greetings from his so Hawkins, an officer of the the time he enlisted. These tiv, a received and it was decide a newsy letter to him: The cessful meeting• was brought b lunch. y V 10 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. The minister will 'contin_ ue the re -Easter meditation "Judas who'also betrayed Rini". The' W.M.S.WMSwill meet on Wednes- day, April 21st, ata pan:. at the hone of Mrs. Shaddoek, Albert street Ontario Street United Church Sunday School Anniversary—April 8.a 11 a.m. Rev. G. G. Burton— Speak- P es— Palm -Sunday Message. 'Young People's Choir of Sunday School 2.30 pin., Afternoon Program , Legion Women S Auxiliary The- regular meeting of. the Wo- Wo- i Wren's Auxiliaryto the Canadian Le - tion was held in the Legion rooms Monday evening last One new mem- bei was welcomed into the Auxiliary. the guest speaker was Mrs. Crocker, wife of an airman at R.A.F. Sta- tion here, from Manchester, theez; Eri land , and spoke on "Life in England at the Present Time." Afterwards lunch was served and social time enjoyed, V with entire School Present. Rev. W J. ,Rogers of Holmes - vibe will be the guest speakerFrei-Min 7 p.m. The evening will be given over to the Sunday School Work. Rev W..1. Rogers will preach in the evening. 2 p.m.,— Service at Turner's Church Rev, Andrew Lane, will take eharge. See Special Notice of Passion Week Services. Mondor 8 Yi pan. Young People will join in the service at Wesley Willis Unated.. Wednesday at 8 pm, Rev. Andrew ane, Speaker. Baptist Church Service Institute The regular. meeting will be held in the Agricultural Board Rooms on Thursday, April 22nd, which is visit- or's day. The election of officers will take place and the subject, "Current Events" will be given by Mrs. George Jefferson. The roll call to be ans� wered by household hints. The pro- gram is m eharge of Mrs. Knights. Holmes and Mrs. George Knights, The hostesses are Mrs. M. Batkin, Mrs, 5tm dy, Mrs. P. Manning, Mrs. Hayden, NIr, McCP. M and Miss Y y Chambers. V • Merricord chess. Carcasses were graded at the Canada Packers, Ltd,,'Toronto. V Liberals Name Delegates g • 4 Fruit -of -the -Loom Rayon ll Cre e Y p • Striped Chambray and Sheers Huron Agricultural Committee Meets Last Tuesday afternoon in the agri- cultural board room the Huron county agricultural committee inet and an- proved an appropriation of $500 to the war service committee: The meeting endorsed the Fourth Victory Loan and the members will doe in their power to insure its At the meeting of the South Huron Liberal executive, held at Hensall on Friday sight last, delegates were chosen for the Provincial Liberal eon- vention to be held at Toronto on April 29 and 30, Dr. J. W. Shaw of Clinton presided. The delegates and alternat- es named are as follows: J .W. Crai- gie, Goderich; with G. L. Parsons, Goderich, as alternate; r, ringland, K. 0.,will Gllrn; Albertyinont eZui Zurich alternate Roy Lamont, Zur ieh; William McEwen, Gospel Song-S'erviee begins protnp, t1y at seven -o'clock• The Minister's sermon message en- titled—. "Gethsemane. aid the Cross." be illustrated with colored len- tern pictures, You are welcome to. attend the worship. service, A good program for the "Fellow - ship Hour" immediately following the worship service is being arrant- ed. by the leader.—Mr, Harold Leh man: The Young, People are asked to meet on Monday evening at 7.45, in front of the church to attend in a body, the "Ilei, Week" worship service in the Wesley -Willis United church, Let us have as large a represeeta- tion Ets possible. St, Pauls Church Thursdays 7.301p An. Prayer Service• 8 pain Communicant meeting. Palm Sunday 11 a.m. Martins and Litany Sermon: 'Thy King Cometh ,show unto Thee . St. Luke 19:29-44, •of Note: Tho who se members of the W. A: not yet brought in theirday Thankoffering Gift are urged onted to put it. the Church plate_ today 2:80 pan. Sunday School. note- Chil, dren bring in Lenten boxes air II' st a er Day. 7 p.m. Evens ng Sermon: The Spon- taneity of the Gospel. Monday8 `the pan; the A,Y.P,A. writes letters to our Overseas' •men. - Wednesday7 ,mThebam, P • Mens Study Group holds its first meeting. Leader- Dr. D. H. MYlcEnnes: Subject of discus- sion, The Church and the Social Order. All men invited to comerein Wesley Willis United Church ' •tar The Session of the. Church is called to meet at 7.15 Friday cumin A til• -.- 15 •immediate]Prepare-g P t r Y b• efog the ° Y Service which,; ill begin at 8 o cloek, ;:. •• . The Satrarhent of • ti.K 'i'd's. Su ton' LQ PP er will be obsorved'•att Morning weir- ship on Sunday April 18. All members should be present. • Phe sermon sub sub•ject for Sunday ev-' ening is Dr. W. R. Graham Guest Speaker at Meeting Here Dr' he R. Graham, Burling•ton re- tired head of the poultry depart- ^eat at the Ontario Agricultural eetin was guest speaker' at the of th'e Huron Holstein -Fries- Ian •tan Club held in the agricultural board room: There was an attendance of approximately 50 members; and the president, Willis Van ieigmend, was in the chair, After a brief open- ing address by the president, and the reading of minutes by the secretary Hume Clutton, the business of the afternoon was proceeded with. The question of donating a Holstein calf from Huron County, for the Holstein War• Effort Calf Auction was brought up and it was decided to ask Bissett Bros,; Saltforcl Heights, to donate a calf from their herd. They will .be -re- imbursea to the extent of $40. The annual "Black and White" this year will be. held_at. Sea- forth fall fair; but the members de ceded' to dispense with the usual eports and icnic. p a rank n FM la K. C., addr•essed: 'Bridgewater the club -on the subject of the Fourth' Victor Laatt. •In thankin • M y g i•, • Fing land for his address, W, L: Whyte that the'meetinggo on as being 100 per cent in support of loan,. Mt.. Whyte introduced Ito Gra- who : spoke on "How to Over- ver- come the Protein Shortage;' explain- inghow im ort nt it ishavewho d a to stock °£ ore kinds fed a ,sufficient Pro content in their•' fodder, Byron Jenvey, Holstein field- seem- far Western Ontardo was y pre- sent and had some good suggestions for the breeders. Membeits • leave, of she gHuron Holestem Calf Club ahead registered are John T. Van E'gmond,, Clinton; Ross Leone gWelton;g Wal- iting m Norman •Leamin , Bett ea an, flugh A. Feagan, Y g. g William D. Clutton, Edward Clutton Audrey Feagen, James Ti, sea an received and George Turton, all of GoderdcItg MILITARY NE Pte. John Bixtler liar rel lDebe ough t, N. S., after spend 13 lough with Councillor 1V! and Mrs. Butler Jr., of Mitcl Cpl. Douglas Thorndiat w ly completed a course at -N S. Trenton, has been poste Leod, Alberta. Mr, and Mrs. Ben. W. Ch Gently received a cable fr son, Pte Ben Churchill; Jr that he had arrived overseas Royal Canadian Artillery. Captain •J. •W. A. Greig, R a native o£ Seaforth died T hospital, somewhere in En wife was informed at Bri N. S, where she resides, b which' gavesno particulars: C was at son of Mr, a* 142rs, J, of Sea£ortli 0 ntaxio, and gra medicine from the Universit onto. In October 1tie he to. practice rite joined. the Aavey Medical June 1941'and went overse tobers His widow and two. •record survive, Paterson of t PLi Listowel at Listowel was - a week en with his parents, Mr. and M Paterson. LAO Lloyd'thomes of the has been h on Friday o Novae on coria Y f r Scotia ponied by his mother; Mrs. E and his aunt, Miss I,. Brigha as Toronto. • Ordinary Seaman Lorne ]i St, Hyacinthe Que., is home Q ' '` Signalman gnalman George cave Rumba] Hyacinthe, Que:, is on leave ar with Mrs. Ruinball and c • Gloria 3Ir. and Mrs, Goldie Grab a cable from their s per Bill Graham, statinghe It ed safely overseas with the Armoured Corps. Sgt, Ivan Jervis• , wireless who recentlysec ' b' ' .received It ant Sash., is vise at parents, Mrs. Lo parentis, Mr, and lle vis of Holtnesville. He was ponied by two friends membe b Australian Air Force who at the: a g the time. Sgt, Je stationed at Debert, �j V........IRwiN eels J. C. Shearer outlined . the use of farm machinery and made special re- R. R. 5, Clin- ton, alternate Dr. A. 15 Campben, Hensail. V a a ference bo the farm mechanics school held during the past winter. It was resolved• that the committee would re- commend to the steel controller that Confirmation in St. Paul's . On Tuesday evening, Bishop Sea- t faint machinery parts be made more ger, of London, was present in St. '-'2,01/131I--'':':442c,_e......._ - � BLUEBIRD accessible to the farmers, nett: oats are not co ring throug local dealers m sufficient gttantities I ani a Church to give the rite of con- fiir atoenet eight candidates, who presented by the rector, Rev. G. — " �• �• "• Styled to match the strik- V� ing Beauty of Spring t. Flowers. .. , 4.• ' at theVi*, present time Messrs. Hili and McEwen moved that the meeting go on record as op- posed to the gasoline tax on tractor gasoline and recommending- to the department of highway that this tax be abolished. Messrs. Watson and Moore. 'rhe' candidates were Aileen and June McCartne Y, Joan Sloman and Doris' McCook Maurice HoneyAle LAC Keith Woodward and LAC. Alex Goold, R•C•A.r: and LAC•Wm. Mann- dere R.A,l+!. ' 774 • �) " /� 1$, r ,'; ; i ,jr %-�' ;' There is a perfect Blue- `4i t-lam•On a ' it b><rd Diamond Rinhave g Bzoelt moved. that •the meeting en- dorse the hydro extention policy reg Y Gently announced, motion of Messrs, McGann and Bolton the The Bisho chose as his text for his P address to those about to be confirm- ed and the congregation, a portion the twenty-first verse of the seven- f+pF,,,( ,' .!. itl REGISTERED N[[e to meet every choice secretary was instructed to send a telegram, regarding the need of extra gasoline coupons for g P volunteer farm help and members of teenth chs ter of the gospel accozling' to St Luke, -for, behold, the king- g dem of Gad is within You. In the time of . , �f/ �/ ya -,i Every Ring h.' Inured FREE $3%50 xquhtle 11"4"'ed :.: `Uveediiaoondst ;8mart "motor" .au„ir Ther a is a Bluebiird Wed- din Rill:- g P. designed to per, fectly match every Blue- the farm labor committee, to 1t r. Maclaren •of the Ontario carni Ser -moved vice Force. J. -C. Shearer outlined thecomm .• trend in Huron county in the production of p hogs, beef cattle, mileh cows, white Christ; there were two ideas of the Kingdom'of God: Among the Pharr isoes was the -accepted belief that the g of" the Messiah meant a great earthly kingdom to follow the lin 01 the Roman Empire This dream of empire on the of nation REGISTERED.o EGIST illki' iii �Q‘►��r 'llNew , bird Diamond Ring, beans and soy beans. He intimated that an increased acreage of white g beans is being requested by the fed- part a is!daar- gerous. The contemporary a p • y ggxessors, have •shown how dam erous and unde- suable is that typegof dream. In .5® • Modtrn'in design .. rich' in deeufr. it',i as iliwtreted. y+ ��� ` +`i 41�` e�� \' '`a o i •ply Registered and Insured' Free of Charge For Your Protection mai government in 1943 so as to sup- both the British market and the domestic market. Messrs, Roy and Turnbull moved that a leiter from this ;committee be sent to the Special Products Board, contrast, •was the dream' of a spirit- ual kin kingdom, and the coming of the Messiah would be a time.�of judgment for mankind and the • p y would be forever u in clouds of to to forever g with the Lord. v1� �(J� 11 Ottawa, recommending a higher price for eggs as the present price is just Having knowledge of • 'both these ,;(111114a % �� �d� i 1 ;� ' $'� GUARA7VTEED - • PERFECT at the cost of production, Hugh Hill and Warden Tuckey moved that this meeting recommend as a war measure that daylight say- schools of thought our .Lord yet had His own answer when demanded to give -one by the Pharisees. It was a difficult task to present the new con- h "/ .:. , Siren iQdfofe $ iTit+7 ing time be abolished and that the county revert to, Standard Tithe. ceptton of the Kingdom of God -to the people, who had been *� ;� �./ 1 ( 75° D1.,15gD1R.•D• Ana otit`e ins ' ie. "? frees y.•, aid colloi4ont 3 dtemo I e '' Subject to Government Purchase lax Tax On motion of F. Watson and J. Ann- strong the committee will request the oil controller to reconsider his decis- ion ro ^ardiix the closing, g g g of service, stations on Saturday nights taught to expect a mighty and imperial Jer- usalem Christ wanted .them and. us to know that the 't}ine is already come for His Kingdom, It comes wh• en people' govern 'themselves 'at -` The Deity of Christ." • • Endeavor to attend a 1 •the • meetings have a complete record of lessons. of tc hY Week beginning, in out• own G idle( Mesdames W. ,I. Nedigen ner;, church on Monday; evening, April G. E. Saville, W Mair, Jas; Welke n, 8 .o'clock., W -.r J." Tough sial Miss Laidlaw' and • ' • Be sure to worship. on Easter ..)1111 - un Mrs. George Van ally . day> April 25, Others who usually have full re- cords have been handicapped lre e Cl t of tlae "Cdvenant' Ad_ ,•, pp d by ac- tit Bible Class for 1Vlarch 31st. shows ede•nt or illness, during+; the Ion win- t g that the following Hoene -readers ter months. be and will according • psi couNTE recommend that these stations, be ,al- lowed to •stay open until 10 o'clock during the suanmer months. ,L. E, Cardiff, M P , addressed 'the streeting on farm topics, to the sovereign will of God. For. those who are not of the Kingdom, wo. should pgay "Thy I{irrgdom comaa Thy will be done M earth as it is in Heaven." for ry Loan las been e National have been ose contrri der "spec- o sumof objective for Huron e amount Loan was and king ato-, es, and It y, careful to raise it objeotive :ard man- s not too snake ups ung Gather Deanery of Wing at St. eir Lenten p, of their' Goderich. In in the ng preach - ham, the Mark 10 treeter, the ple of 'the Blyth, was Mrs. Theo. and the ng the of- business Owe Menior- esentation Goderich, nton. The the rector O. Gallagh- John Gra- med. Mr. t and con n PCO John Deanery at ere warm- ed to send. very sue - to a close: Wisurned to: g his fur - o. Butler tell. ho recent -1 No 1 IC. T. d to Mac- urchin: re- m- their , stating: with the C',A.M.C. uesd'ay its, Eng • his. dgewater,, En a cable Ce • Greig W. Greig dusted in. ofTor- went oto Med, • and Corps im as last Oc- children he R.C•E: d •visitor. rs. E. E R.C.A.F.,. ugh, left aCCCTn* Adams,, m, as far sewn of on seek 1 of St. d is vis• laughter' am have on,' Troo- ad err•}v- Cattadian air gun -- is wing ting his Los - Jet:,• aecoan- rs of the ractuated rvis . will.