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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-04-06, Page 5.:3'1URh Aft 6tb,';1944 As Victory Draws Nearer .As the United Nations invade the Axis -dominated countries, famished populations as well as our fighting forces must be fed. The need for :food increases as victory draws nearer. Canadian farmers are confronted with a heavy task, which may be made easier through the use of bank credit. The Bank of Montreal stands ready to make every reasonable loan which will promote an in- crease in food production in the world emergency. If you need to borrow to improve your production of food, do not hesi- tate to talk with our nearest branch manager. BANK or MONTREAAL Founded in 1817 Clinton Branch: W. H. ROBINSON, Manager Londesborough (Sub -Agency) : Open Monday and Thursday BE 210 CLINTON rS-RECOF PAGE 5 0-5 CUT FLOWER FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. ♦ • COOKE :FLORIST Phones: 66w and 86J BIRTHS RATHWELL—In Clinton Public Hos- pital on Monday, April 3rd, to Mr. and lairs. Edgar Rathwell of Gode- rich Township, a daughter. �v DEATHS ROSS—In Toronto on Tuesday, April 4th, Jessie Ruddell, wife of Mur- dock Roes of Lon'desbCTo, in c, her 66th year. V ROXY THEATRE cLIircro Now Playing. James. Cagney a "JOHNNY COME, LATELY" Mon. Tues. and Wed. Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell, Victor Moore and Gil Lamb." This Technicolor musicale comedy ier a song -packed laugh bomb straight from. the Arizona blue. "RIDING HIGH" Thur. Fri. and Sat. "THE MIDDLE WATCH" Coming — "OLD ACQUANT- ANCE" with Bette Davis in her greatest role. Matinee — Thursday and Saturday April 6 and 8. No Matinee on Good Friday. CAPITAL THEATRE' GODIMICH: Now Playing "TRUE TO LIFE" starring Mary Martin. Mon. Tues. and Wed. Olivia de Havilland and Sonny Tufts and Anne Shirley a wartime whirl of fun with a gal whose wiles were wasted on her boss "GOVIaR.NMENT GIRL" Thur. Fri, and Sat. Leslie Howard and. David Niven Tell, the story of a plane that saved a nation'the drama behind its creation. "SPITFIRE" Coming Jean Arthur in. "A LADY TAKES A CHANCEY" REGENT THEATRE awOR'n Now Playing —• Olivia De Haan - land as "PRINCESS O'ROURKE Mon. Tues. and Wed. Don Ameche, Frances Dee and. Ann Rutherford Portray the liv- ing character iving<character in a timely and poig- nant small town story "HAPPY LAND" Thur. Fri. and Sat. Jean Arthur, John Wayne and Charles Winninger Present anoth- er bit of evidence to support the contention that romance is .still' popular "A LADY TAKES A CHANCE" Coming "RIDING HIGH" with Dorothy Lamour ORDER YOUR ;!O TUNE IN ON Overseas Smiles'n Old -Fashioned Revival Hour 7 to 8 P.M., E.D.S.T. Pilgrim's Hour 2 to 3 P.M., E. D.S.T. On Mutual Network — Sundays Local Station—OKLW., Windsor CHARLES E. FULLER, P.O. Box 123, LOS ANGELES 53, CALIFORNIA Issue of Ration Book -No. 4 The task of distributing the No. 4 Ration. Booke was completed at the Town hall on Saturday and when the doors were elosed at 5.30, in the neighborhood of some 4,000 books .had been given out. , The entire task of handling the new Ration Books was done by a volunteer staff of women working under the direction of Mrs. N. W. Trewartha as Distributing chief. Her assistants as issuers on Thursday and Friday were:—Mrs. E. Adams; Mrs. F. Hanley, Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes; Mrs. Jno. McKinley; Mrs. L. Denom- me; Mrs. (Dr.) F. Thompson; Mrs. G. C. German; Mrs. Jno. Shanahan; Miss Carbert; Mrs. I. M. Nay; Mrs. Thorndike; Mrs. Jas. McGill; Mrs. J. P. Manning. Mrs. T. Morgan and Mr. M. Ransford gave their services on the checking of Ration books No. 3 throughout the entire time of dis- I tribution. h A On Saturday the following teachers cf the Public School Staff and also of the Collegiate Institute, respective- ly, acted as issuers. G. H. Jefferson, Miss E. Jamieson, Miss Jean Webster, Mrs. D. Sills, Miss L. Johnson and Miss H.. Brown, Miss Corp, Miss B. Brown, Mr. Olde, and Mr. McGee. Throughout the three. days of dis- tribution there were very few rush periods and for the most part the work went along very smoothly, the citizens coming in a steady and even stream. Through the local press Mayor M. J. Agnew, wishes to extend his high appreciation of the efficient work throughout, of the full staff of volutr- teer workers. Chuckles ctive Service Package 99 cents from our store We will give you full Information BARTLIFF'S PHONE 1 Batkins Locker Service Farmer Style sausages at 25c lb. Herring 1 Ib. lac 'from the Works if necessary. White Fish 1 Ib. 27eI Drop a card or phone 99. 30e . Fred Porterfield 30cj 35e Mitchell, Ontario. 27e 90-4 40c WANTED A boy as, apprentice in newspaper office. Full-time preferred, but will accept applicant for part-time. Apply National Selective Service Office Goderich and refer to Order No. 804. FOR SALE One Hundred and Fifty Cemetery Monuments, all imported Granites; and in the following colours, Black, Red, White and Grey. Transportation arranged to and AUBURN I ''s en by Mrs. Woods. Miss Margaret Christmas parcels were sent includ King took charge for tthe program ing Ivan Jervis and Bud Glidden. Mr, Win. Mcliwain and Amelia following the singing of a -hymn The following interesting' letter was M.eIlwain are visiting Mr, McIlwain's responsive reading ' was taken from received from Edwin Lee a former brother-in-law Mr. Thos. Rogerson the Study book. Psalm 748 in the • and Mrs. Rogerson, of Streetsville. I in the hymltary was read responsively Miss Jean Scott, of Parkhill is The Heralds responded by Miss Mae holidaying with her parents Mr. and Ferguson n Chnca Mrs.Fred Toll Mrs. R. J. Scott. Mr. and. Mrs. Edgar Lawson spent Monday at Kitchener visiti.•ig Mr. -and Mrs. Walter Moore. We are sorry to report that Mr. Moore is critically Miss Frances Houston of Kitchener hospital spent the week end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Houston. Mrs. John McKnight has returned to her home here after visiting friends at Clinton and Goderich. Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor is visiting her daughter Mrs. Lloyd Raiuhby and Mr. Raithby, London. • Hohnesville boy. 1. Cdn. Tank Troops Workshop. Central Med, Forces. Dear Mrs, Stock:— ' V LONDESBORO Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Everett Dewar with rs, Elizabeth ' 1 One good Durltaui cow, fresh; wan -1 Mrs. E. Stevens and faro of Ottawa M El' abeth Lyon Mr, and Salmon 1 lb. I Cod Fillett 1 lb. Haddock Fillett 1 lb. Frozen Corn box Frozen Raspberries box • Casings for sale We Buy Hides Frozen Foods are Better Foods CARD OF THANKS Mrs. J. K. Wise and fancily would like to thank their neighbors and friends for their many acts of kind- ness and sympathy extended to them during their recent bereavement, and for cars loaned and the beautiful floral tributes. COLLECTIONS A Guelph medical Client writ- ing us on March 20th says in part: "Thank you very much indeed, for ;tour very effective services". That unsolicited compliment speaks volumes, doesn't it. This "effective service" is avail- able to you. Take advantage of it and send in your list NOW. Kelly & Aiken The Collection Specialists Orangeville, Ontario. Est. 1890 -Busier to -day than ever before. 90-4 For Sale 2 -storey stucco house with all hard. wood floors upstairs and down. All modern conveniences; also a double garage. Located on Victoria street, Building Material Clinton. Apply to Mrs. Robert Web- ster, Clinton. For Sale Brick, Lumber, Joints and 21c4'4 Windows, Doors, Foreplace, Furnace, Hardwood Flooring, Fire Escape. Goderich Evenings at British Exchange Hotel. Are your Chicks pale, anaemic, or weak? Use Red Blood Quickly Tab- lets. Jervis Feed Store, Clinton. e For Sale owe Wreckers GODERICH FOr Sala For Sale Coach horse, rising 5 years, weigh. ing 1200 lbs. broke single and double. Apply Arthur Fulford, phone Clinton. 73. 90-2 For Sale Pure Seed Urban Oats, 1942 crop; seed beans, 1943 crop; also one Clyde filly, 3 years old, Robt. G. Reid, Varna, phone Clinton 830r12. 90-2 Muskrats Wanted Highest prices paid for raw musk- rat skins. Norman East, Fur Buyer, R. R. 1 Clinton, 89-4 fie era s r p l feed. Apply Six -roomed house with garage and; ergnso o I men East, R. R. 4. Clinton 88-tf A number of window screens, I good garden on Rattenbury street, on Christian Stewardship and Mrs. I family of J. Nott.th visited with Mr. owner may have same by proving Apply on premises to Miss B. Can - James Jackson on Temperance. A !and Mrs. Nott, property and paying expenses. Apply telon, Rattenbury street, Clinton, reading "Easter" was given by Mrs. I received your welcome and un -1 Misses Beth and Rhoda parents, Lon- i 7o acres, conce�s on to J. E. Howard, Bayfield phone gg_ tf t 1 parcel today. I often won- ted with their Mr. ted, old horses for mink pe. y ily Mr. and Mrs. F. Roberton and I e Found Presbyterian W. M. S. The W>' M. S. of Knox Presbyterian •church met Thursday afternoon at o e bine Weir. the home of Miss J s p H. Snell. A duet was rendered by Mrs. eepec ec don ural Fred Plaetzer and Mrs. Sidney Me- der how my address gets around the I and Mrs. Wm. Gooier. Clinchey. The offering was taken country the way it does. I always 1 Mr. and Mrs, Bert Nott, Stratford, and the dedicatory prayer was of- figured the people around Holmes- visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Nott. fered by Miss M. King. The meeting ville had forgotten me as. I have been i Miss Ruth Walkom -visited her ale - closed with the singing of a hymn and away since 1933 and never been back iter at Owen Sound over the week end. prayer by Mrs, James Roberton. but 1 guess I was never forgotten Mrs. Chas. Watson visited with her after all, daughter at Kippers. Death of Mrs. Wm. Ruddy Was it M. Elmer Potter that ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fingland and A life-long resident of East Waw - ,sent the socks? My aunt Mary in fancily Clinton, with Mr. and Mrs. 'J. .Feed Finn's Mineral For Healthy anoslt in the person of Mrs, Wnt. Goderich (Mrs. F. Bishop) said a Fingland. cows and. hogs. Ruddy, died at her home early Sun -1 Mrs Potter was sending socks. The crokinole party that was held day morning She had been in illi I guess all the lads I used to go to Friday night in the 'basement for'Salc i 5 Hullett town- ship. Apply to Ernest Blacker, R. R. 81r624 Clinton 90-2 1 Clinton. 91-1 Fuller Brushes Car for Sale ' and Products. Everything you need Car with heater, good paint and for spring cleaning, including Dry sound body, 1937 sedan, in good runn- Wet Mops and Brooms. Winnifred ing order, good tires. Apply to A. O'Neil, agent, phone Clinton 75j.91 -o Watson, at Dr. Gunn's residence, High street, Clinton. 91-1 Jervis Feed Store, Clinton. of the t health for some time with a heart For Rent !school lurch are in the forces by church was well attended, all repot - Light housekeeping rooms for rent. condition. Mrs, Ruddy was in her Ivan is a Sgt now eh? over in Eng- ed a good time. Proceeds $21.00. 79th year, being born. on the 10t1tland I press that is -the address on 1 There will be Easter Services' at P110110 367 Clinton. 91-1. concession of East Wawanosh, the the parcel have to drop him a line too, the church on Sunday. The service Mrs, Edgar Lawson was in charge of daughter of the late Thomas Irwin Gress, IDan Glidden still has his will be a joint session of Sunday y i writing on the box the parcel was special features including an Easter r, and Mrs. Bert McDonald and 'responsively, this was followed marriage on April 17,' 1900 to Wan. I family are moving to -day to their• by prayer by Mrs. Jas. Woods., The Ruddy she lived on the 9th concession packed 'in, pantousine. new home on the Highway eryetary', Mrs. John Cowan read I of East toher Wawanosh, and 37 years she l I must stake a trip around that I A number of young people will be recentlywoonpurcte Blue e Water Dick ighway her report, also a letter of thanks moven her late residence. She part of the' country someday after I received into the fellowship of the Dan, They have lived the past two From Mrs. W. T. Robinson for the was a member of Knox United church eLen- get back. Ichurch. rant sent to her. It was decided to I and the W. M. S. Mr. Ruddy passed i Well I am fairly busy in my branch The Mary Grierson Mission Band Years on the John Yule farm, 6 con. P Mr.' and Mrs. Reg. Farm, enter - 13. con. Scold the Easter thank -offering in the I away 19 years ago. One son, Lewis of. the army, a blacksmith, along with held their Easter Thank -offering taMed a number of neighbors e and 'church basement nt on Thursday, April i at home, surviving as does 9'iC two or three fellows I knew in Hamel meeting Sunday evening in the base- ' 13. The topic, "British Guiana as it is brother, George Irwin, East Wawan- ton Trade School. I like the hard work ment of the church. Interesting slides friends Tuesday evening at a farewell today" was taken by Mrs. Jahn�bsh. She was prddeeeased by tw° as that is all I've -done since I was 12 were `shown of last year's study book party for their son, Maitland,'who -:ilouston. The Bible Study was re -brothers and two sisters. The funer- anyway, doesn't give a fellow a (We Worship Together) Easter left Wednesday morning for his boat, viewed by Mrs. Lawson. At this al took place Tuesday April 4, from chance to get lazy and I have a trade readings were given by Thelma Shob- that has wintered in Toronto harbor. /meting it was decided to purchase her late residence, and was conduct- to fall back on later on. and Kenneth Wood. Piano Solos Mui is wheelsman on the "Wacondah. a.' piano in the near future for the ed by Rev. Harold Snell. Pallbearers by brookat•ie Menzies and Gail Manning Mr, and, Mrs. Joe, Wilson entertain 'Sunda School room. The meeting was ,were Herson Irwin, East Wawanosh, The weather has been nice out here and a Marie M ,by several of the mem- ed a number of neighbors and friends y No snow where we are and onlythe to`a dance and arty on Friday •closed wbyee the Lord's Prayer, and Ivan. Irwin, Edmund Irwin, Gode ing- bets "was 'very much appreciated, lunch wasp served by Mrs. Harvey John Wright. Interment was in Wing- odd day of wind and rain sure is a. The distribution of the Ration evening. A jolly time was enjoyed 4icGee and' Mrs, Cowan. Itahi cemetery; lovely winter to what I have been. Books was carried out at the Com- by all. Dance music was supplied United W. M. S. used to up north in the 50ber camps munity Hall on Thursday. and Friday. by Bert McDonald and Miss Powell. 'The Easter Thank -offering meeting V where it drops to 40 and .below, afternoons last week. Rev. A.E,' Mr, and Mrs, Reed Torrance attend - 'of the W. M. S. of Knox United ` HOLMESVILLE It is almost bed time for me so I'll Menzies was in charge of the distri- ed the sale at Kippen Saturday of Mr. "'Church was held at the home of Miss close for this time thanking you very bution and the ladies issuing the Henry Ivison, who has sold, his farm i •Mondayafternoon. The Mrs. Leslie Jervis' group of the much for the parcel also Mrs. Lorne books were' Mrs. K, Bi"uissun, Mrs. and will retire. Ivison "'Torrance, who Surat Blatt on e ideitt Mrs. James Woods was in Hohnesville Unit. have held a quill-- Jervis for her donatiotr'and thanTa her G. Cowan; Mrs, R. Townsend, Mro; has made his home with his Grand - 1 the council to pay for the gravel, 'pt s e of the o eriin exercise' said ing at the :homes of. Mrs'. McClinchey, too i'or ire, I slue appreciate a pre- J. Armstrong, Mrs. G. Thompson, and father for the past three years, will a marked check for $100 to accomp- Chang opening s aerred the meeting with prayer. The Mrs. E. Patter, and•Mrs.:Joirtc Potter sent like tliati. I hope I can repay you •Miss B, Kirk. A total of 570' boolrsa.remain on with the folks who Pur- any each tender. For ether particu- P thef 14 tl chapter of St John was read 'Tho milts, were for various purposs all sometime way, were issued', The treasurers and seCietary s Ye- bat the proceeds of the pot -luck sup -Well I'll sign offfor this time an Ings ri and Do your Calve her and church and there will be t to drool Following. e o .sized i S • dAnn Lewis.orner. I recognized was tea and Marystore on the c g meeting. The seriptureM the g ' w" PORTER'S HILL POR For Sale Vanguard Seed Oats, (Rust Resis- tant) 1942 Crop. Also six yearling cattle; Berk. hog, one year old. Apply A. LeBeau, phone Clinton 619r2. 91-1 For Sale Beige fitted spring coat, size 18. In good condition, Price reasonable Apply at News-Reeord. 91-1 Wanted Boy or man wanted to rake lawn. Apply at News -Record. 91-1 House for Sale 8 -roomed brick house for sale with bathroom, closets, etc., in good loca- tion. Everything in good condition. Apply to Box 39-W, News -Record, 91-tf. Tenders for Gravel For Sale i (Sparks) 2 storey brick house, furnace, electricity, small barn, two lots Hensall. 100 acres farm, frame house, basement, barn, silo, imple- ment shed, henhouse, bush. Hensall. Apply W. C. Pearce, Exeter, Ontario. 89-4 TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH Tenders will - 'be received by the undersigned until April 29, 1944 for crushing and delivering approximate- ly 4,000. yards of crushed gravel one inch screen to be delivered where the Road Supt. directs, work to be started after Sept. 1 and to be completed by Oct, 15. The contractor to strip .the pits Mantle for (tent Two apartments 'for rent, furnished, with modern conveniences and vate entrance. Apply 'at the News - Record. 89-2 Repairing and Purchasing Safes opened in 30 minutes; Type- writers,Machines, Adding Registers, Scales, Sewing Machines, Bought—Sold—and Repaired. J. W- Locleing, 369 24th West, Owen Sound Phone 2096w. 88-5. c r . i chased 11111. lars refer to Roy Tyndall R. R. 3, • , t, rocee '1 1 ' t' d' 91-2 • IAre yens cgs stiff; scu ,y, s scour? Red Blood Clinton, ports were was 'read *from Mr . card Pers Thank to file Red Cross fuen, thanksIragain. ?'-Fht'—it fixe9 'em, Q y rStop Than]: you letters have been i a•• I remain your soldier frien;i, 1' uiclil' Tablets' will tlsexa, R. G. Thompson, Clerk. -of thanks was'Pead front Mrs. O. y. tale. 11se %%g Iecvi's. Peed Store, Clinton. R. R. 2 Clinton. "mime, ceived from most of the beam to who.ii Edwiun;, Jervis' Feed Store;-Ciiiifdn'.• �laxratt.A"re&rung• Alone' 'Was giv- Notice Owing to the amount of repairing to be done before seeding, I will shoe horses. on Thursdays -only, as it is the only day I have assistance. Please keep this in mind. E. IL Epps, Clinton 88-4 For Rent or Sale For Sale or Rent -100 Acre Faris on Highway between Seaforth and' Clinton. Frame house and bank barn; choice clay loam; plenty of water. Apply to Wm. Livingston or James F. Scott, R. R. 2, Seaforth. 82-t1 For Sale Good 1 1-2 storey house with new bath. House in good conditon. Also small barn, garden and fruit trees. Apply to J. V. Diehl, Queen street, Clinton, 69_tf Wanted to„ Buy Wanted .to buy, old horses and dead cattle for mink feed. If dead, phone at once. Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jaek Gilbert 908r21.