The Sun Times from Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada • 2

1 1 Owen Sound Daily Sun- Times, Friday, Feb. 18, 1944 DURHAM War Work is Reported To Women's Institute DURHAM, Feb. 18-Zion Women's Institute met in the church, when annual war work reports were heard. Mrs. Albert McNally presided and gave a full of the area convention.

Clarence account, Robinson outlined the Ontario hospitalization plan. Mrs. J. R. Edwards favored with a solo, 1 followed by a contest by Mrs.

Jas. Peart. Mrs. J. R.

Edwards gave the war charities financial report, showing total receipts to be $185.19 and expenditures $112.04, leaving A balance of $773.15. Work done for Red Cross consisted of 91 knitted garments. 18 quilts and 27 garments for civilian relief, while 13 boxes, 48 knitted garments and 2,400 cigarettes had been sent to boys overseas. South Glenelg Forum Discusses Schools DURHAM, Feb. 18-Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Strong opened their home for the South Glenelg Farm Forum. and Arthur Lawrence were convenMrs. W. Arnott, William Jacques ens ers with Miss Mary Lawrence, Gordon McCracken and Clifford Lindsay as secretaries.

The topic was as 'The Rural Mrs. J. C. Hamilton read corre-! spondence and presented Mrs. Ar- 1 thur Lawrence with a birthday gift.

Readings were given by W. nett and Mrs. Robert Peart. Progressive euchre was then enjoyed. Allan Park Groups Hold Lively DURHAM, Feb.

18 The Allan Park Junior Institute met in Speers Hall, when Harold Fursman and Sharp were hosts to the two Frank groups. Marjorie Brown presided. work and money-making projects were discussed. A contest was enjoyed. The Junior Farmers, meeting at the same time and place, appointed Clifford and Harvey Switzer to represent them on the Hanover Fair Board.

A calf club is to be organized un- SAVOY Today and Saturday THE BEST Excitement Mounts to a New High in Hoppy's in entertainment is always yours Best and Fastest Picture first at this theatre. where every effort Is made for your comfort and amusement, A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE IF IT'S THRILLS YOU'RE ASKING HOPPY'S GOT THE ANSWER! presents PRODUCTIONS Hopalong Cassidy in OF THE DEADLINE with ANDY CLYDE JIMMY ROGERS FRANCES WOODWARD BOB MITCHUM RICHARD CRANE ANTHONY WARDE WILLIAM HALLIGAN 3 STOOGES COMEDY "3 LITTLE TWIRPS" CARTOON AND SERIAL 2 Shows Each Night at 7 and 9 p.m, CONTINUOUS MATINEE SATURDAY from 1 to 5 p.m. Tomorrow A NEW KIND OF ENTERTAINMENT WITH ALL THE THRILLS -ALL THE ACTION- -ALL THE ROMANCE OF A DOZEN ADVENTURE STORIES JOHN WAYNE SCOTT IN OLD, with TODAY ONLY Sheridan Regan Anne Ronald OK ALBERT The Wildcats" Burtis' Story, in "KINGS ROW" Based On 1 p.m. Thomson from and Continuous Gloria Walter Warren Huston In OPERATED "ALWAYS Late Show Saturday IN MY HEART" at 9:30 p.m. der the Hanover Fall Fair Board.

de The joint Purvis. meeting was Arrangements convened by were Mary. for a skating party. Tom Milligan gave current events and Mrs. William Bailey contributed a Miss Mary McGillvary Buried From Elmwood DURHAM, Feb.

18- -The funeral of the late Miss Mary McGillivray was held in Elmwcod on Monday afternoon. A private service was held at the home of Mrs. McLennan, followed by public service Elmwood United Church. Rev. Won H.

Sumerhill was assisted by Rev. E. Lucas of the Mennonite church. The pallbearers were D. J.

MacDonald, John Dirstein, Frank Twamley, Andrew Hastie, Dougald Hastie and Donald McDonald. The flowers were carried Pte. Howard McLennan and Will Livingston of London. Temporary interment was in Hanover Mausoleum. Miss Muir of Toronto was in attendance." WILLIAMSFORD first meeting of year of Williamsford unit of thee Holland Sullivan Red Cross was held on Jan.

27 at the home of Mrs. C. Graham and Mrs. G. McCallum.

The president, Mrs. L. Kuglin, was in the chair. The work committee gave its report on work brought in and also had different articles in serving and knitting on display. The quilts from the outside helpers were on hand.

The convener for Holland reported that she received 50 yards of quilt material which must be finished by the end of February. During the business period it was decided to hold another crokinole and euchre in the hall in the near future. The annual meeting of St. James' Lutheran Church was held in the church with a very good attendance. Rev.

A. J. Datars occupied the chair for the business period. Reports were given by the secretaries of the different societies, all showing a veryy successful year. At this meeting it was learned with regret that the pastor had accepted a call to Kitchener.

Rev. Mr. Datars has been the pastor here for nearly 15 years. Wm. Leach spent a few days in Toronto.

G. H. Davidson spent a few days in Toronto and with friends at Aurora recently. The Williamsford unit of the Red Cross held a progressive crokinole the hall. There were 11 tables in play.

Mrs. W. A. Davidson won the ladies' prize and Louis Heft won the men's prize. The consolation awards went to Sylvia Davidson and Jimmie Nuhn.

Lunch was. served by the ladies. The Gospel Workers W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. Wm.

Heimbecker. The president, Mrs. (Rev.) Dean, was in the chair. This meeting was the annual one. The officers were elected as follows: President.

Mrs. Dean; vice-president. Mrs. E. Krause: secretary, W.

Heimbecker; treasurer, Miss Dora Short. The annual meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church was held in the church with a fair attendance. Rev. R. Duncanson conducted the meeting.

Reports were given for the W.M.S., Ladies' Aid. Y.P.S. and the Sunday School. The church report showed a very successful: year financially. All- obligations met, with A balance on hand in all branches.

The annual meeting of the community hall was held in the hall with a very good attendance. The secretary-treasurer read the financial report, which showed 8 good balance on hand. The various rates on entertainments are the same as in former years except for the rent for use of the hall when a miscellaneous shower is held, which was raised to $3. CEYLON Jas. McMullen visited his mother recently in Toronto.

Miss Jean Collinson of Toronto spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs. Roy Gartley of Midland visited with her sister. Mrs. E.

C. Mitchell, and Mr. Mitchell. Wm. McAuley returned to Toronto the first of the week after visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Will Burnett here. Mrs. C. E.

Mitchell visited with friends in Toronto. Earl McLeod and daughter. Marian, of Oshawa, spent weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muir, F.

here. Marshall spent the weekend with friends in Toronto. Mrs. J. Knox returned to her home here after visiting for some time with her daughters.

Mrs. Will McCormack and Mrs. J. Gillespie of Honeville. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Burnett entertained their friends at a euchre party last Tuesdav evening. There were 16 tables of euchre In play The high scores were obtained by Mrs. Teeter and E. Hazard and the consolation prize went to Mrs.

J. Stewart. The proceeds are for the soldiers' fund. Miss Catherine Windus of Toronto sent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

I. B. Whittaker. Mrs. Jos.

Oliver was 81 vears old on Feb. 15. Mrs. Oliver is in her usual health and attends to her household duties. Her many friends hope she may have many more birthdays to celebrate.

KILSYTH On Monday evening, Feb. 14. Mi1ton Moore of Derby No. 1 Farm Forum organized a new Forum known as Derby Maple Hill Forum, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Carence Black. Con. 9, Derby. There was an attendance of 25. It was agreed that rural vouth develon character and initiative by daily contact with nature although lackmany modern conveniences enloved by their urban cousins.

Hvdro, radio and telenhone should be installed in rural schools, it was felt. BALACLAVA The teacher. Miss Harbottle, and pupils of S.S. No. 7.

Sydenham, held a very successful and delightful Valentine party in the school on Monday afternoon. Games, choruses and contests were much entoyed. At the conclusion. a collection In aid of the Junior Red Cross work was taken and dainty refreshments were served. William Vanwyck has returned home after spending some time with friends at Carman, Man.

CANADIAN ARMY CASUALTY LIST HAS 113 NAMES Ten Reported Killed in Action -Large List of Wounded in Ontario OTTAWA, Feb. 19-(CP)- The Canadian (Active) Army issued today its 430th casualty list of the war containing 113 names and including 10 other ranks killed in action, one officer and 11 other ranks dead of wounds, one officer and 20 other ranks dead and one officer missing. Following the latest list next Ont. ario casualties, with official DIED Royal Canadian Engineers Hertzberg, Charles Sumner Lund, Major General, Mrs. Jessie A.

Hertzberg (wife) Toronto, Ont. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Canadian Armoured Corps Smith, Edward William, Mrs. Helen M. Smith (wife) Toronto, Ont. Western Ontario Regiment Burdett, Thomas Henry, Mrs.

Maudie Burdett (wife) Ottawa, Ont. WOUNDED Canadian Armoured Corps Maraskas, Lou's, Mrs. Katherine Maraskas (mother) Belleville, Ont. Speers, Clarence Ernest, Mrs. Helen Veronica Speers (wife) Eldersley, Scotland; Harry Arthur Speers (father) Toronto, Ont.

Western Ontario Regiment Artindale, William Russell, William Earle Artindale (father) Kitchener. Ont. McNair, Clarence Johnstone, Mra. Ethel D. McNair (wife) Toronto, Ont.

Central Ontario Regiment Pallett, George Leslle, Mrs. Lavinia Pallett (wife) Toronto, Ont. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'S AND MEN KILLED IN ACTION Eastern Ontario Regiment Allen. William Gordon, Mrs. Letta Beattie (mother) Yarker.

Ont. Reconnaissance Units Gold, Arthur, Harry Gold (father) Toronto, Ont. DIED OF WOUNDS Royal Canadian Artillery Bennett, William Montgomery, Mrs. Gabrielle Bennett (wife) Langton, Ont. Brick, William Thomas, Annie Brick (mother) Peterborough, Ont.

Royal Canadian Engineers Edwards, Victor Joseph. Mrs. Ileene M. Edwards (wife) Toronto, Ont. Cordell, Donald George James, Pte, Western Ontario Regiment Mrs.

Viola L. Cordell (mother) Stratford, Ont. Central Ontario Regiment Tucker. William Joseph, Mrs. Elise E.

Tucker (mother) Parry Sound, Ont. DIED Canadian Armoured Corps McPherson, Douglas Alexander, Donald G. McPherson (brother) Chatham, Ont. Royal Canadian Artillery Walker, William Young, Mra. Mary Walker (mother) Hamilton, Ont.

Western Ontario Regiment Burk, Clayton Stuart, Mrs. Myrtie Burk (mother) St. Thomas, Ont. Central Ontario Regiment Stevens, Ambrose, Mrs. Geraldine O.

Stevens (wife) Orillia, Ont. Eastern Ontario Regiment McGregor, Kenneth, Archie McGregor (rather) Lindsay, Ont. Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Wissel, William, Mrs. Delisca Wissel (wife) Westboro, Ont. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Moria ty, Edward Thomas, Mrs.

Caroline Moriaity Hamilton, Ont "WOUNDED" Canadian Armoured Corps Davidson, Mark, Mrs. Clarabelle Davidson (mother) Toronto, Ont. Dupuls, Joseph, Arthur Dupuis (father) Toronto, Ont. French, Earl Clifford, L- Mrs. Jessie French (mother) Frankford, Ont.

McDonald, John Alexander, Donald McDonald (father) Argyle, Ont. Poulin, Roland Joseph Alphonse, Tpr. Mrs. Yvonne Poulin (mother) Kapuskasing, Ont. Thompson, Kenneth Alfred, Mrs.

Verna M. Thompson (wife) London, Ont. Topping, Harold Eric, Mrs. Leta Topping (wife) Meaford, Ont. Royal Canadian Engineers Mann, Joseph, Mrs.

Margaret Mann (mother) Ottawa, Ont. Western Ontario Regiment Bilton, Wilfred William, Mrs. Margaret J. Bilton (wife) Galt, Ont. Hebert, Harry, Mrs.

Loretta Hebert (wife) Belle River, Ont. Palmer, Ernest Garfield, Mary E. Palmer (wife) St. Catharines, Ont. Central Ontario Regiment Bishop, Edward Albert, Albert Bishop (father) Toronto, Ont.

Fraser, David Victor, Mrs. Nora Fraser (mother) Powasson. Ont. Horton, Charles, Mrs. Lena Margaret Horton (mother) Toronto, Ont.

Eastern Ontario Regiment Delyea, Frederick Everett, Mrs. Grace Delyea (wife) Bancroft, Ont. Martin, Roy Emerson, Mrs. Marjorte Ethel Martin (wife) Surrey, England; Edward Martin (father) Lemable, Ont. Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Yanchuk, Alexander, Mrs.

Violet Yanchuk (wife) London, England; Geo. Yanchuk (brother) Fort William, Ont. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Nutt, Calvert Thomas, Mrs. Sadie Nutt (mother) Toronto, Ont. Pinder, John Norman, Mrs.

Murdel Pinder (mother) Dundas. Ont. WOUNDED, REMAINING ON DUTY Central Ontario Regiment Mahagan, Frank, Mrs. Frances Mahagan (wife) Port Colborne, Ont. IF HEAD COLDS HANG DO THIS! To relieve discomforts, one of the best things you can do is put a good spoonful of hometested Vicks VapoRub in a bowl of boiling water.

Then feel welcome relief come as you breathe in the steaming medicated vapors that penetrate to the cold -congested upper breathing passages! See how this soothes irritation, quiets coughing, and helps clear the headbringing grand comfort. FOR ADDED RELIEF. rub throat, chest and with VapoRub at bedtime. Vicks VapoRub works for hours-2 ways at once-to bring relief distress. Remember, it's Vicks VapoRub you want.

VAPORUE FEEL OF SPRING GET THAT with these New Arrivals in SPRING SUITS COATS DRESSES Step this way to a store-full of Spring! Step this way and see Spring's smartest, most wearable fashions. Excitingly flattering suits, spirit-lifting hats, active duty suits, sunshine -bright coats, gay, colorful dresses. Be first to wear them--prize them thru Spring. BEACON About Inquire Our Today STORES LIMITED Layaway Plan For Easter. The crokinole social held by the Women's Association of the United Church on 1 Friday evening was quite well attended despite unfavorable weather.

The Orla prize winners were, ladies, Miss gentleraen, Elliott Shields, Keith' Rothwell and Bob Rothwell, the latter winning the draw; children, Fred Martin; consolation, Mrs. W. Laycock. Several of the ladies served lunch at the close of the games. The farm mechanics short course held under the auspices cf the Grey County Federation of Agriculture in Best's hall for two days this week was well attended by the farmer's of the surrounding district.

Keen interest was shown at all sessions and much knowledge was obtained from the lectures and demonstrations. Mrs. Win. Hutchinson entertained the Circle at her home afternoon. Mrs.

Battist, Mission, (Rev.) Moore gave a talk on home missions. Stanley Laycock returned from Toronto where he had been attending the fall fairs convention, George Best, marked his 81st WOODFORD birthday quietly at his home on Feb. 9, receiving several messages of congratulations from relatives and friends. Master Bob Hutchinson received paintul injuries to his wrist when he was dragged a considerable distance by a colt this week, as he was attempting to lead it. The Red Cross met at the home of Mrs.

Jack Reid on Wednesday afternoon with a good attendance. Two quilts were quilted. Quilt blocks were distributed to the members to be pieced for a quilt. Letters were read from Jim Chambers and Harry McNabb from overseas. thanking the society for Christmas bexes received.

It was decided to quilt two quilts. Refreshments were served. Robert Caudle returned home from the Owen Sound hospital after undergoing treatment there. Geo. Earles of Detroit.

Mich, visited with Mrs. Jas. Davidson. Mrs. Ernest Demster and two children of Toronto visited Mr.

and Mrs. D. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs.

Neil Blue have moved their household effects to Atwood. SKIPNESS HOATH HEAD Misses Helen and Margaret Tottenham spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tack Dewar and fantily of Durham. The Farm Forum held its lar meeting, at the here of reguand E.

Tottenham. The next meeting wil' be held at the home of Alex McDonald. OXENDEN Miss Freda Shier of Ottawa 18 home again. The Ladies' Aid held its regular February meeting at Mrs. J.

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