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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-02-25, Page 5THUIRS.,, SEE. 25,1943': 'o Carry On Tour War Work very Canadian citizen. has A part to do in winning this "su'rvival'war against the international bandits 'who are trying to kill freedom and enslave man ikind. Your war work is your most important job.. 'Vie Bank OfMontreal encourages war -time saving,, iiather'than borrowing; but' there are 'cases where :A timely bank loan not only saves. money for,thee, iborrovver but helps him to do.. a better job for VICTORY. f you find it necessary to borrow money in order Ito perform your highest duty as•a.Canadian citizen --whatever that duty may be—please feel free to' discuss your financial needs in confidence with 'the manager of, our nearest branch. We have hundreds of branches throughout Canada. 7�`rlerj 4,4 �Iltemett�iill lstA 61, BANK OF MONTREAL "A BANK • WHERE SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE. WELCOME"., Modern, Experieaced Banking Service • the Outcome of 125 Years' Successful Operation Buy • WAR SAVINGS CERTIPICATBS Clinton Btaach: W. H. ROBINSON, Manager Londesborough (Sub -Agency) : Open Monday and Thursday. 190 AUBURN 111..•and Mrs. Harold Nicholson and• -daughter Karen of Galt spent the 'week end with Mr. and. Mrs. J. J. 'Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston and :Miss Laura. Phillips were London 'Visitors last Friday. •Miss Mabel Hickingbottom has re- : :turned home after a three months 'visit at New York. • Mrs. ` S. Young of Ho1mesville is 'Visiting ' her dang1 to Mrs, Harry( -Jackson. Mrs. Jack Carter, West Wawanosh had the misfortune to fall and hurt :her arm. ' Miss Clarissa Carter of Clinton, is 'visiting her parents •Mr. and 'Mrs. •Jack Carter, Mr. Robt, Brunt of. Strathroy is •^Visiting Dr. B.' C. Weir. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson .en- tertained about 36 of their friends '.on Wednesday evening in honor ef' Mr: Nicholson's 40th birthday. Games 'were enjoyed after which lunch was •served,by Mrs. W. Nicholson and M•rs. ,Jas. Nicholson. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing to niu- sic provided by Mr. and.Mrs. Gordon . i12cOlinehey, Mr. and Mrs.' Everett 'Taylor ;and Jack Cousins. , A meeting' • of the Auburn Public Library was held at the home .of Rev. "W. G. Rose., who presided, when the '` ';following 'standing , committees were. appointed.' 'The' first naiited .being convenors: Program committee, Ha'ry Sturdy, ' •Josephine Weir, and Arthur; J. For-, .guson, Book Committee Rev. W. G. 'Bose, Mr's: Bdgar Lawson rind' O. E. ''Rrratt, membership' Mis 'Fred Ross, A'ntelia'•M011lwain, q •Chas. As u th and `'"Josephine Weil', Financial Comm'it- '`tee, 'Ralph ,Munro, Harfy, ' Sturdy, ',Frank Raithby and Rev. G. `'W, ,Rose. W. M Mess Jesenhnte' 'Weir gave her. li'onm.0r' the W.M.S. of Kubis Pres- " byterian Church.' The new president 4'111iss Weir' presided The'scripture the, ' '99th Psalm was read in •,hnison lowed by•,prayei by . Mrs.'James 'Woods. Arrangeinents were made ,for ' the Worlds Day of Prayer, which ' Will ,be held' in the Umte'ii Chinch oil Fi day March 12th M is. Oliver A ''tie;son' gave a:reading a` Bolo was ' *tiered, ;bv Mrs., Wesley Bradneck. 'The topic the 90th,,'psalm was given; , by Miss' Wen Mrs R. J. ;Phillips ve a pia no instrumental.' Mrs. Fd - Ser Lawson gavo'a reading. The roll call was 'answercd,by a verse of serip- ture' 'containing the. word "prayer". ."The meeting closed by repeating the 114, Lord's Prayer in unison. A. dainty lunch • was served liy Miss Weir and Mrs. Lawson. The B.Y.P.IJ. of the Baptist church held their monthly meeting in the Sunday School room Sunday evening The program was prepared by Mrs. Wm. Haggitt and Royce Phillips, and Mrs. Haggitt presided. After singing the opening hymn the theme song `Love Lifted Me' was sung followed by prayer by Mrs. Wainer. The scripture the 23rd Psalm recomposed by Mrs, Ernest Knee- shave. of Meaford, was read by Royce Phillips. A reading was given by Dolly Beadle, Garth McKnight and Donna Haggitt sang a duet, a read- ing was given by Grant Raithby and Marie Raithby, Doris McKnight Jack McKnight and Royce Phillips sang a quartette. Miss Amelia Mclllwain gave a reading and Mrs. R. J. I?hillips a piano instrumental. ` The topic "Geo Elliott's story of Romola" was given by Mr. Don. Barris. Mrs. Wes Bradnock favored' with a ,solo. Letters of thanks for Christmas gifts received from the B.Y.P,U. were read from Eldon Yungblut, Lloyd John- ston and • Stanley McNeil. Mrs, Haggitt thanked all who had tarsen part ' in the meeting. The . next meeting will he in charge, of Mr. Geo. Raithby and Joan Killough. Following the National Anthem, Mr. George Raithby closed the meet- ing with prayer. The Red Cross Society held a quilt- ing in the, basement of the ,Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon., when five quilts and a crib quilt : were com- pleted. The secretary Mrs,' Roes read letters .from Ken Scott, :Keith, Ar- thur, ,and James Iiouston eversees thanking the Red. -Gross fox. the Christmas 'boxes they, had :received also a letter from Stanley • McNall thanks for a . 'ift he' had expressing k g received. Ai letter. was` mad • froth headquarters :regarding:, toil- et articles ,to the:women:. •inunifoiint It was decided to have,a,. shower . of toilet articles- ate,,:the next meeting. A pot luck .•supper was serted^ by Mrs. 1. McKnight, Mrs .Thornes . McNdll, 'Mrs. Fred Seers and Mrs. ,Win..Rob- ettoih. - . :A farm mapinery Bch. oof was held in the Foresters' Hall on February 18 and 99 ty,.ier .the auspices of t{ie 'bntario Department of A,rieul'ture Clinton,, the Huron Federation, ef Ag- riculture and the Committee .cif, Hui- u.program, ways {Jr:, Co my Council. nc The l ire 1ra as follows. Thursday morning. Mervyn •Stelck of Zurich, gave' a talk on Y re- pairs and adjustments of mowers' ane binders. Thursday afternoon repairs THE ;:CLINTm 11TEWS RECORD..; and adjustments of tractors and com- bines by Mr. Stela. The 1943 farm production program was given by James C. Shearer Agricultural repre- sentative at Clinton. On Friday morn- ing Trope splicing was discussed by Jas, Shearer. In the afternoon labor saving machines and methods and re- pairs and adjustments of plows were explained by Gordon McGavin of Wal- ton. Mr. A.. J. McMurray of Clinton gave a talk on the Victory Loan. Harry Sturdy president of the East Wawanosh Federation. of Agriculture outlined the need of strong farm or- ganization. The attendance was good at all meetings, Over 100 farmers being present at all classes. Mr. Robert Turner has rented the farm of Mr. Oliver McBrien of Hul- lett, Mr. and Mrs. Turner and family will move the first of April, Jack Hamilton eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton . of God- erich and grandson of Mr, and • 1Vlrs, Win. Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton of Auburn has joined the Royal 'Canadian Air Force; Donald Ross teacher at Brumfield Public School and four of his pupils, Jaynes and Ronald Paterson, Doug- las McBeth and; 'Hugh Zapfe spent Saturday with Mis Fred Ross. Mr. :Russell Kitig: of London is spending a few days at his home here. V LONDON ROAD D N Tire London Road Club held their; regular meeting on Feb 13 at :rtbc;. hone of Mrs:' George "Fienderson.'The ' president Mrs. Swinbank occupying the. chair. The meeting opened',by singing b' Canada followed by' the Creed. The minutes of the fast ing were read and adopted. Corres- pondence and. bills Were read: The Roll°'Call ti=ers'• answered' by a Valen- tine yetiel s answered we members: and; y vistiors. It was de- cided to, buy.p ..20 yards,:. f,flannelette. Some nieces., of sewing•;;werebrought in'• also .4 pair: mitts, `'2 sleeveless, sweaters '1 'ttirtle neck and set„ vice sweatets'fot Red C1oss';Sewing was ,handed ,8 for the next nioath. also kmttiPg ;M1, onatiens,were, receiv- ed- .$ .00, Mr .vm. Henry ad $1.00 Mrs.;:Fred' Nett. •The meeting closed, by.:singinig+fod:Save •the King; • A dainty lunch' was served by the hos- teas. 'Next'rneleting wiil;,;bP held,' t'the Ronne -cif MTs. Wm. Moffatt oil. March 18.•;r z•• • In tlast•2. w i•• he weeks their have been: 3 progressive "euchre parties at 3 'd'ifferent' homes. Mrs. Swinb'ank, Mrs. McKnight and Mrs. Moffatt,' a 'good sum was realized. CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C.. V. COOKS FLORIST Phones: 66w and 80.} More 'Eggs for Britain Great Britain asks for 75,000,000 dozen eggs from Canada in 1943 To supply. home consumption in Canada plus eggs for the Canadian' Army, Navy and Air Force, plus ex- port to' Great Britain will require 860,000,00 dozens of't eggs in 1948. Never before was care of the Poul- try •Flock so important: Do not market laying hens. Have them culled; regularly by an,experi'en eed poultryman. N. W. TREWARTSA Day Plume 214. Night Phone. 328. Bathing Locker. Storage • EAT MORE FISH Volt YOUR HEALTH ' SALMON ':. HERRING Fresh and^Smoked rilletts, Haddock Filletts Also Frozen Green Peas Farmers Style Sausage and Ground "Casings' For Sale We Buy Hides FROZEN FOODS' ARE BETTER FOODS LONDEESBORO The February meeting of the W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. W. Lyon. Mrs. R. Townsend presiding Meeting opened by singing "In Christ There is no East or West," Followed by the National Anthem. The daily prayer was repeated in unison. Psalm 146 was read , responsively. The World's Day of Prayer will be cpm-. biped with our regular meeting to be held in the school room of the church, on Friday March 12th, to which every one is'i svited. In the absence of our secretary Mrs. E. Wood was appointed to take the min- utes. Miss B. Kirk gave a temperance' reading "The house beside the road" The roll call was answered by a verse of scripture with the word "Trust" The word for next roll call will be "Mercy", Quilt committee, Mrs. C. Watson Mrs. E. Wood, Miss Kirk, 1VIrs. R. Caldwell, captain of Group No: 3 then ttok charge. The ?'hems being providing recreation for the homes, Mrs. Caldwell read a portion. Mrs. W. Govier led in prayer. The scripture lesson was taken by Ruth Shaddick, a reading by Mrs.. Watson. "What one woman can' do" solo Miss Velma Hesk. 'Growing up with Jesus' The study book was partly taken by Ruth Shaddick. and Mrs. Caldwell, the Offering was them taken. Meeting closed by singing a hymn and pray- er rayer by Mrs. Lyon. Mrs. Fred Prest is in Clinton this week Mr.s. Wrn. Lyon is spending some weeks at the home of `Di: and Mrs. Anderson, Exeter. Mrs. John Nott is visiting with her daughters Mrs. '2. Steens and 'Mrs. F. Roberton, ,Seaforth.:' ' The meeting of the Rei Cross will be held in Community Hall on Thurs- day, Mareh 4th. We were pleased to See Mr. Harry Riley out again .after some weeks of 'llness. Mrs, Laura. Sunderceel vgecently re- ceived a letter, from tier son Clifford who recently 'arrived safely,�in Eng- land. Peter Brown and Bill Ross were with #rim in. tile, sante boat going across the Atlantic. • PORTERS' HILL :tOnee again',the'sun is shining and the 'day' .looks asi if 'spring• vias just siound e'the ' corner: 'Tier e as bee n vr'Y lttle actioitY 'iltqing the past month around this', community., With 'ek d roads and sickness evr bio e � � eYone is a.tayipg neer, home. , ..ReWo v. olen, .perr, has been ,.oN.r .Paet.. quite ill, ;consequently ne Porch ser= vice r the:, 1a ' t • two Sundays.;. The e e $ wee +no ,school last :week.owing. to lack tof'fuel''but 'the •trustees secured wood on Thursday_ and the'ehildten are ,bank o 'a aan. ' toch o] ,.,g;., received, Monda morn= Word was ecce .Y in' of the:: sudden. paseing.of. Endo ,_g Newton,,. brother, of . G. C.. Ngwton, of this:. place,. Mr. Newton .passed away in a Detroit hospital :after :a. -'week's Mr. -G. G. Newten 'and daugh- ter 'Betty• au h-ter''Betty are attending . the funeiral in Detroit. Mrs. Jas, Durnion, London, has -,'•.P'AG•E. 5 R0xT TSEA 'ItS c>x Now Playing-"TH1' - FIRST COM MANDO" with Tommy Trinder. MON., TUES., WED. Marlene Dietrich, Fred Madder. ray and Aline Mac Mahon. ,An iz responsible actress adopts a baby and discovers that she -must have a husband .to keep; the child. • 1 "THE LADY IS WILLING" THURS., FRI., SAT. "SEVEN DAYS, LEAVE' He could inherit a fortune' if he married the heiress within seven days, but he forgot the fortune when he fell for the girl. Victor Mature, Lucille Ball, Harold Peary. Coming — Rosalind Russell and Brian Aherne in "MY SISTIIR E'ILEEN" Matinees Sat. and holidays at 3 CAPITAL THEATRE GODWRICH; Now Playing, — Lucille Ball In "SEVEN DAYS LEAVE" MON., TUES., WED. Bing Crosby—Dorothy Lamour and Bob Hope. With, such a cast noth- ing needs saying except that it's the year's funniest film. "ROAD TO MOROCCO" THURS., FEL, SAT.., —In Technicolor— Fred MacMurray — Paulette God- dard and Susan Hayward. There's action: every minute in this fight- ingrand romantic tale of the "FOREST RANGERS" , Coming—Jon Hall In "INVISIBLE AGENT", Matinees—Wed., Sat. and Holidays REGENT THEATRE Now Playing—"FEATIIER YOUR NEST" & "CADET GIRL" MON., TUES., WED. Marlene Dietrich and Fred Mac- tllrirray, with Baby Corey in the amusing story of an actress who turns -kidnapper. "THE LADY IS WILLING" THURS., FRI., SAT. Ginger Rogers—Ray Millard and Rita Johnson. See what happens when Ginger turns twelve to duck a railroad fare. "THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR' Coming — George Sanders "THE MOON AND SIXPENCE" Matinees —Sat, and Holidays at 8; BA.RTLIFF'S The Place To ``Buy; Your . Bread, Buns, Pies ' and Cakes PHONE 1 WE DELIVER BIRTHS BATKIN—In Clinton Public Hospital on Monday, February 22nd, to Mr. and, Mrs. Mervyn J. Batkin of Clin- ton, the gift of a daughter, (Ruth Ann)., ALLEN -,At the Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth, on Friday, Febru- ary, 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Allen, (nee Sybil Keys) a daughter. BISHOP—At Mt. Hamilton Hospital on Wednesday, February 17th, to Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur G. Bishop, (nee . Cora Jervis) of Burlington,' a daughter. CHARLES — Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Charles, (nee Jean Middleton), 299 Old. Orchard Grove, axe happy to announce the ;birth of a son (Wil- liam Coats) on Sunday, February 21st, at the Toronto General Hos- pital, Private Patients Pavilion. TROYER - At Mrs. Saundereock's Nursing Home, Hensall, on Tues- day, February 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs Gordon Troyer (nee Isobel Morrell). of Hensall, a son. B•ECKER—In Sarnia Hospital on Fri- day February 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Becker, of Sarnia, a son. spent the past week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Woods. The Red Cross meeting that was to be held Feb. 15, at Jack Gilberts but,. was postponed ' owing to the storm. was held Tuesday of this . week. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lockhart and little Carol who have resided On the farm the past four years are moving to Goderich where Glenn is employed. We are• sorry Glenn•had to giveup farm work, • Mrs. G. G. Newton, has been help- ing are for her mother, Mrs. Walters of Benmiller, who has been quite ill bttt is improving. V The staying power'of the Nazis are being better dismayed in Hely than in Russia. V HAYFIELD ,: ; ,•' Kenneth Brandon, d'ack Murray and Spencer :Irvine 'are arranging a bene. fit,dance to'be 'held in the' Town Hall on'Fridayeb�ay' r •r , 26 th. The pro. F 'seeds are for the 'Bayfield.' and Com- munity Active Service Fund For "smokes'? ,for 'the boysoverseas. The many, fra nds of Mrs. Ch a r - les McGregor of Detroit, forer1 of Goderich Township, will be• sorry 'to learn that she was recently forced to undergooperation an o eratio for the' am- putation of her left leg. All join in' hwishing her a speedy recovery... `' Mr. 'Charles 'Falconer 'has return- ed' home after having spent' a few days in Brucefield owing to .the death of his cousin, Robert Gilmour. Miss Patricia Atkinson• of Detroit is spending a. few' days;'i they village. P 6"n g.. • Miss Elsie McLeod,,who has spent the past week at 'her home here, left ion Wednesday for Jlt;inilton: 1, 1Mr. aondMrs. Cr aig Kerr h av e mov- 1I ,ed into Viss. MaryTaylor's "house on Louisa Street.. r's.H. Middleton of ,Hensall M R.. was the guest of hermother Mrs. N. DANCE Sponsored by the Red, Cross Society ef'the Clinton Collegiate Institute, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY .26 Dancing in both halls of the .C.C,I. from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music By Wi11is.Tipping and His Band Applications Wanted Applications will be received for the position of County Constable for Western Ontario County. Temporary employment for six months with pos- sibility of permanent appointment at the end of that time. Applications to be submitted on or; before' 12 o'clock noon, March 10. Apply. to Employment and Selec- tive Service Office, Goderich, Ont. 33-2 Tenders for Wood Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned for body hardwood, beech and maple at least 50 per cent maple to be cut' at least 12" long for the following.: 10 cords to be deliveted to. S.S.S. No. 2. Huhett. 'Tenders to be in the hands of the Secretary by March 11. Wood delivered by April 15. TOM FLYNN, Sec. Treas. 33-2 R,R. Ne,11. Clinton Gasoline Ration Books For passenger oars are now on sale at this office. Application forms, can be obtained at your Post Office. Com- plete this application end present it and your 1943 car permit at this of- fice. Fee is $1.00 H. D. Cameron, Issuer of Motor Ve- hicle 'Permits, -Clinton Ont. 33-2 For Sale One blue heifer, 1 year old. One Fagier cord: wood sawing outfit. One 8" grain .grinder. Wanted to buy, one rubber tired top buggy. Apply to Percy Riley, Clinton phone 804i'32. Pasture For Rent ' Choice pasture accommodation for 25 bead of various ages. One hundred and twenty-five acres. Abundance of shade and running water in creek. Would sell above :property which consists of '160 acres all in grass, ex- cepting approximately 8 acres of bush. • Good bank barn with stone wall;• clay loam as to soil, natural drainage. Sold reasonable to respon. Bible buyer: ' MTS.. A1iice Ferguson, Clinton.` 33.2 For Sale ' One extension dining -room 'table, six chairs and a china :cabinet and buffet combined. Apply at the News. Recordoffice. 33-1 W. Woods oder.the week end. The postponed annual congregation- al, meeting of Trinity Church, Bay- field seas held last week. The Church was found toe 'in a sound financial position, all obligations having been paid in full and . a nice balance on hand ,;towards 1943.. Mr. , W. J. El- liott endMr., Win. Scotchmer were re- appoipted wardens. The rector thank- ed. the officers and congregation for their splendid co-operation during the year. A• vote of appreciation for their was x work a extended to the rector• and o officers. The rector reported that this 'year all three congregations, .Bayfield Middleton and Varna had paid 'the missionary apportionmentin frit. Death'oi' Endo Newton Friends her' learned 'With regret on on Monday of' the death Of Eudo New- ton, which occurred in Detroit 'aftas a brief' illness. He is survived by'his Wife, formerly'- Miss Mabel Wesson daughter of the ` late Mr. Mel Mrs. Richard Hayfield',d 'Weston of and one son. Kenneth with theU.S.A. Avineri Forces in North 'Africa: Another son; Ray, predeceased his father: '°" The late r Newton: was; born in Gode- riche M ... G o shi,son 'o the late rich T wn p, a f Mr. and -Mrs. Clement • Newton, and was widely known in this district. RADIO SERVICE Repairs of all kinds, Work Guaranteed Tubes:Tested Free A. W. Groves,. Princess St. iinton, Ont., • .lyhone. 390-W DANCE' EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TO • ADAM BROCK AND HIS OJ:OH)RA' TO..,,WN HALL CLINTON ADMISSION 35c Cucamber;Acreage:• Wanted By The H. J. Heinz ,Com- pany :of Canada, Ltd. Anyone wishing to grow cucumbers please contact W. H. Lpbb, Clinton, Box 64, Phone 314j 32-6 Work Wanted 1h perienced farmer wishes ,Work either ley,,.day or by month in Clinton vicinity. Apply to Box 39F, Clinton News -Record, 33-1 Lost On Tuesday, February 16th, •on Main street, Five Dollars. Kindly•re. turn to Mrs. Dick Parker, or leave at the News -Record office. 33-1 Wanted Old horses and. cattle for mink feed. If dead phone at once. Will pay ac- cording to value. Elmer Trick, phone 907r6, or Lloyd Batkin, 619r14. • 85-tf a -o -w Help Wanted Man or woman to do part time cleaning, and tend furnace in local business office. Write stating age, etc., to Box 39B, The Clinton• News -Record Custerh Sawing Will be done this aiming- at -xVlc- • Ewen's Mill Bayfield. ' 32-4 For Sale , One new electric washer. Apply to J. W. Modeland, Egmondville, phone 600r4, Seaforth central.. 32-3 Farm For Rent 1.00 acres in 'Stanley Township, good buildings, water and hydro. Will rent part or all of land with or 'with - outbuildings on shares or for straight yearly rental, F'or full particulars write Box 39M, Clinton News -Record Representative Miss' Winnifred O'Neil Clinton' Phone 75 `. For le , , J complete p te lines. of Fulier Brushes and Service for same. 30-4 Farm For Sale Farm consisting • of 87 acres good clay loam, partly roliing,but:.good,•pro- 'ducing land, 'with spring creek and water in the barn and house, Barn' is 70'x30' with driving shed attached, 35'- x18'; 'two colony houses, and..one• lien House; excellent silo' 12'x40'. O'ne and one-half storey house 24'x113' with n an kit - r 'she ' d woodshed 181x30 Farm . is five miles from: •Goderiehs and':seven miles froinClintonnear,ri ..ihureh and school. For further .particulars..apply to Frank Chambers,a.R:R:?2.0Tinton, phone Goderich, central.;i4433.. yi31-2 ' Farms For ,Sale (1); 100 acres in Tickersin h �,-,on 'Highway No. 8 ,Lot 29, 'Huron'iload. Fraise barn on cement' foundation, frame 'house .productive Iand' and P plenty of water. -(2)50 acres in Mullett, north half h °flee ii Con: 2 Frame °barn on stone founclation frame house,. three wells choice farm. Apply to Wm. Livin ton or s. s Jas. F, PP y g , Scott, I8, R. 2, Seaforth. ' Executors for the estate ofthe late Thos. E. Livingston. 21 tt!