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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-04-29, Page 5111URS., APRIL, 29, 1943; • , THE.. CLINTON AN OPEN MESSAGE TO DEPOSITOR of the BANK OF. MONTREAL I n this time of national emergency our country is making demands of its citizens such as we have never . known before. • 'And rightly, for we have never been faced with a crisis such as this war has brought to our doorsteps. • Yon — our' depositors -' have 'responded loyally,in many; ways, and we, at the Bank'of' Montreal, take particular' pride in . y y :Bonds. W e take pride, 'the splendid w a you have bought Victory too. in the record. of serviceof this Bank.' to its customers and to Canada. For a period of over 125 years which has embraced the •l troublous times ofeight wars — our Bank has continued on its steady course, always confident that Canada would win' through •'to a -future that would far outshine its'record'of the past. 'This faith has always been justified .:. it is still as strong as ever. Today, in this time'of national crisis, we appeal to you to support the nation's war effort by drawing on your savings and earnings to the limit of your capacity to:. buy Victory Bonds. We shall be glad to place them in safekeeping for you at a very small charge If you must have cash' at any time; Victory Bonds are always' acceptable as security for a bank loan and the arrange. meats are simple and prompt. Your coltntry needs your help NOW through your support of the Fourth Victory Loan. BANK OF MONTREAL NEWS -RECORD , t AUBURN Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson and • {laughter Karen of ,Galt spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson, Miss Josephine Weir is visiting her -aunts, the Misses ,Margaret and Annie Weir, Strathroy. Miss Dorothy Hart of Toronto spent the, week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Phillips. - Mrs. Marguerite Chopin of Toronto spent the week end with her parents Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz," Misses Jean Scott of. Parkhill and 'Grace Scott of Hamilton were week end visitors with their parents Mr and Mrs. R. J. Scott. The following teachers are home for the Easter holidays. Betty Asquith of Ben/tiller, Marjorie Arthur of Tees - 'wider, Ila Craig of Wingltam and Donald Ross of Brucefield. Mrs. James Mutch, who •lias been 'confined to the Clinton Hospital for the past three weeks with a fractured hip was able to return home last ?riday. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Nott, of Strat- ford, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison. Mr. Roy Webster of Niagara spent the `'week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Webster, Miss Alma Mutch of Toronto ,is 'visiting her mother, Mrs. Jas. Mutch. M1•. John Roberton is•a patient in the Goderich Hospital, Mr, Jas. Watson of ?ickford, Michi- gan is visiting his. sister-in-law Mrs. Alfred. Asquith. 51Yonald Ross spent, ut, a couple of days with friends at ,London.. Arnold Phillips of Toronto spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Blanche Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mutch and Miss 'Dorothy Match Clinton, Donald Mc- Donald Clinton and Miss Katharine McPherson of Teeswater were recent • visitors with Mrs, John Arthur. _ Miss -Ina Rose is visiting her aunt M. Dr'.' C. H. Hair, Forest Hill Vile ' lage, BrY.P.U.- The B.'Y`,P.1;J. held their April meet- ing in the church Sunday evening with -- Wm. Raithby in charge. Following ' the opening hymn a sing song was en- joyed'ivith Mrs. R. 3. Phillips at the piano .Mr. Geo. Raithby led in prayer. 5olcs were rendered by Marion Taylor, Donna Ilaggitt, Elaine Johnston, Eve- lyn Raithby, duet by Enema and ,Shir- 1 ley Robertson, piano solo by Hugh s Rose. Reading g wass given by Joan Rile lough. h g T e scripture was read by t Marie Raithby. Mr. Frank Raithby h gave the Easter message., The 'May meeting will be in charge of Mr. and d Mrs, Glenn Raithby. The meeting c -Closed by singing God Save the Hing. The -Ebenezer Ladies Club met at the home of Mrs. John Reid with 13 members and one visitor present, Two Red Cross quilts were quilted. A guilt top was donated 'by Mrs. Geo. Hal lam and a crib quilt by Mrs. Wm. Moss.: The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, S, H, Johnston. The hostess served a dainty lunch. Women's Institute Mrs. Edgar Lawson.... presided for the April meeting of the Women's In- stitute which 'was held in the For- ester's Hall. Following the singing of the Institute Ode and repeating the Lord's 'Prayer• in unison community singing was enjoyed with Miss Jose - Ovine Weir in charge.' The minutes of the previous meeting were read by tit secretary. Miss Margaret King. Sev- eral letters of. thanks were read from friends who had received cards of sympathy also from those who had received "Get Well" cards. Correspondence. included a letter from the district secretary regarding an executive' meeting to be held in *Ingham on May Sth. to snake ar- rangements for the' District Annual to be held in Clinton June 1st. Deep regret was expressed by the president at the death of a member. Mrs, W'nr, Melllwain, Readings were given by Mrs. Fred Ross, Mrs Earl Raithby and Miss Josephine Weir. Mrs., Wesley Bradnoek favored with a solo. The roll -call was answered by a house- cleaning hint. A feature of the meet- ing was a demonstration of home- made house dresses and aprons. Mrs. Earl Raithby' received the prize for the apron while Mrs. Fred Ross and Miss. Josephine Weir received the prizes for the house dresses. The fol- lowing standing committees • weire appointed Canadian industry, Mrs, Chas Straughan, citzeieship M.rs. East Raithby, historical research. Miss M. King home economics. Mrs. Gordon McClinchey, social welfare, Miss 3. Weir, publicity Mrs. R. J. Phillips, War Work, Mrs. Herb tlogridge, Fol- lowing the singing of the National Anthem, lunch was served by Mrs. Wm. Anderson and Mrs, Gordon Mc- Clinchey. Mrs. Harry Govier was pleasantly surprised on. Saturday when her son Wtrn. Govier and Mrs. Govier'of linst Wawanosh their son, ,Mervin Golder and Mrs. Goyim.. of'Morris and their daughter, Mis, Ear' Caldwell and •Mr. Caldwell of Blyth met at her home to minor her on her :83rd birthday. In pita of her advanced, years she is re- markably b spa• 1 tt and Y < active and at - ends to her own household duties, She as lived alone since the death of her husband 11 /ears. ago. A lovely inner was served, the table being• entred with a birthday cake. The guest of honor was the recipient of a lovely potted plant and also received many messages of congratulations. Her many friends wish her many more birthdays. Miss M. J. Logan The death occurred in Clinton hose pital on Wednesday April 21, of Mary Jane Logan in her 77th year. She had been a patient in the hospital for the past three weeks, Death was due to a heart condition. Miss Logan was born in Morris township,' the daughter of the late James Logan and Mary Jane Knox, She spent her lifetime in the Blyth district. Surviving are three brothers and two sisters, They are: • John, Brussels, Wesley,Winnipeg William A,,, Blyth, Mrs S. B. Gorwill, London and Mrs. David Laidlaw, e Clinton. ,The funeral took place Fri- day afternoon from the home of her brother William. Rev. A. Sinclair, pastor of. the Un- ited Church of which the d'eparted,was a member conducted the services. Interment was made in Blyth Union Cemetery. V STANLEY Mr, and Mrs, Randal Pepper of Warren are visiting the past two weeks at the home of Mr. John E. Pepper. Miss Mary Metcalfe and friend of London visited Mr ,and Mrs. Victor ,Taylor last Saturday, LMiss Kate McGregor of: Wingltam and Miss Margaret McGregor of Tor- onto, are spending their Easter hali- days at their home here. Mrs. Oliver Yallop of Toronto spent the week end with her' parents Mr. land Mrs, William Scotchmer oftheBronson line. Mr. and Mrs. M. Butler of Sarnia visited friends in this vicinity over Ithe week end. Miss Mary Snowden of Windsor is; spending a couple of weeks with her parents Mr .and Mrs. T. K. Snow- den of ,the Blue Water Highway, Mrs,' F. Hobson spent the week end visiting friends in this vicinity, The April meeting of the. Stanley Community Club was held at the home I of Mrs. Adam Stewart with nineteen ' members and .three visitors present. !. The president, Mrs. Norman ,Baird wasin charge and the roll call was answered by a joke. The secretary and treasurer gave their reports and it was decided to send boxes toboys t overseas. Flannelette to be made into t babies clothes was distributed and + kni ttm a h rade i d n. An. g. invitation tion fr the W. A. of Brucefield United church to attend their May meeting was accepted. The Iadies arse com- pleted a quilt and plan to meet in' June at the. home of Mrs. Fenwick d Stewart. BIRTHS ALEXANDER—In Clinton Public Ho pital on Sunday,' April 25th, to Mr and Mss. Norman Alexander of Lon desboro, a son.. KNOX— In Clinton Public Respite on Tuesday, April 20th, to Cpl. and •Mrs, K. D. Knox of Clinton, a dau ghter,'(Lela Susan). WARD—In Clinton Public Hospital on Friday, April 23rd, to Sgt. and Mrs. Douglas Ward, Clinton, a son (Lawrence Wayne), IStORITA1LLE- In Clinton Publi Hospital on Thursday, April 22nd to LAC and Mrs, Glenn Robitaill Clinton, a son, (Wesley Howard). REID—In Clinton Ptibiie Hospital on Saturday, April 24th, to LAC and Mrs, William AI Reid, (nee Mary Rozell), a son;' (Wayne'Wil- lianr.) COSY THEAK'RE Now `--laying Ilumplirey:Bo- gart ins "CASABLANCA" MON;?; TUES. & WED. I:San TDonlevy, Veronica Lake,. Al an, Lad and Bonita Granville You will agree that politics, and mur- der areFbad bedfellows when'you see this thriller from the pen of; Dashiell Hammett, fiHE GLASS KEY THURS., 'FRL &SAT. ' 'THE NAVY COMES THROUGH' • A page torn from your` daily Pap- er a grim and realistic portray- al of the hazards confronting the men who go'down to sea in this global war. Pat`' O'Brien, ' George Murphy, Jane Wyatt and Jackie. • Cooper,. ' Coming— A 'host of stars in "STAR SPANGLED RYTHM" ShowSome Fight CAPITAL THEATRE GOlDliM= Now playing -_ "AIR; FORCE" Warner's wonder picture: MON., TUES. & WED.. —A Sensation-- Bob ensation— Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Allan Ladd, Fred Mae Murray; Dorothy Lamour, Paulette Goddard, Maiy Martin, Betty Hutton and scores of ether celebrities in the hit musi- cal. "'S'L'ARR 6.`AN GLED RH Y'i'tIM" THURS. ONLY Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude Rains. Return to the Gapitol by popular request in "NOW. VOYAGEIlf' FRI. & SAT. Enrol Flynn with Alexis Smith in the thumping action yarn depict- ing the,life and adventure of Jim Corbett. • GENTLEMAN 3151" REGENT THEATRE BRAtosft Now Playing "TRE; AVENG c 'ERS." MON., TUES. & WED. Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman Paul Henreid. Tell an enthralling story of the fugitives who wait for'. a chane3.to escape in "CASABLANCA" THURS., FRI.'& SAT, —Two Features-. Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake and Lary^' Simms: The Bumsteads have a red-letter day. "BLONDIE'S BLESSED EVENT" Charles Starrett, Russell Hayden" and Cliff Edwards present a ruste. - ling ,roaring western tale, >' "RIDERS OF P101 BADLANDS" `ti Coming—•',ONCE UPON A HON- EYMOON' for Ammunition with Victory Bonds CUT • FLO.. ERS :;• . FLORAL.' RESIGNS. For' Every Occasion c. v. COOK FL.ORIS'T: Pbonea: 68w and. 662 . • Good Market For Eggs and Poultry: • Never in the history of Canada was there -such a need for increased pro- duction in foodstuffs. We are in a po- sition to cull your poultry' flocks when you notice too many non producing boarders. Our electric egg machine will give you quick service and satisfaction. N. W. TREWARTSA Day. Phone 214. Night Phone 328. BONDS TO BOMBS TO BERLIN That's the route your money takes when you buy Victory Bonds. It's your way to Back the Attack by giving our fighters the weapons they need. So tighten your belt, cut spending to the bone and lend generously. You'll be proud of the part you've played in Smashing the forces of evil and you'll provide yourself with- a fund for the future. Dig down deep. This is the year that counts, Buy Bonds. Buy the IV VICTORY LOAN 'Space Donated by:. Eatkins Locker Service CARD OF THANKS Mrs. C. S. Hawke wishes to thank her neighbours and friends for their many kindnesses during the illness of her husband and for their sympathy - during her recent bereavement. For, Sale A quantity of Mandarin soya bean suitable for seed. Phone 22-901. Ray Whitmore. 42-2 day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strange of e Toronto spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. G. Swan. e, Starting the lst of May the stores of 'Brucefield will close on Wednesday afternoon and will be open on Tues- day evening' till 10 o'clock and Sat- urday night as usual. IN MEMORIAM HAINES-In loving memory of a dear wife, Jean, beloved wife of Prank Haines, who passed away Ap- ril 29th, 1942. Away. in the beautiful` hills of God, By the valley of rest so fair. Some time, some day,t 1 know not when, I will ,meet my loved' en there And while she lies in peaceful sleep, Her memory I *ill ever keep, —Sadly missed by her husband. V BRUCEFIELD The Y. P. U. Anniversary will be held next Sunday service both morn- ing and evening the speaker will be the Rev. G. Hazelwood of Walton with gpecial music' by the Y. P. U. choir and guest soloist. Miss Freda Hill of St. Catharines spent Easter with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hill. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Neale and fam- ily. of Glencoe spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Stackhouse,. Messrs Jas. Burdge of London and Jas. McCully of Hamilton, spent the week end at their home here. Mrs. Robt. Dawson spent last week at her home art Inwood. Miss Margaret Aikenhead. of Lon- don spent Easter at the bonne of her parents, Mr .end Mrs. H. Aikenhead. Miss Doris Dutot of. London. Mr. and Mrs, A. Dutot and son of God'erich ownship spent Easter with their mo - her, Mrs. S. Dutot. Miss Ina ,Scott of London . spent Geed Friday at her home here, Miss' Annie Mustard of .London spent Easter with her .mother, Mrs, A. Mustard. Mr. W. Ham of Toronto is boll - eying at his home here. Grass fires are the order of the CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilkinson of Stratford spent the week end with My'. and Mrs, J. Hugill. 1 Mrs. Earl Lawson and Reg'. were 1 in Londe on Monday, Miss Doris ac - parents Mr, and Mrs. Austin Dexter. Mrs. Archie Hoggarth. of Wallace burg is spending the holidays with. her parents. Mr. .and Mrs, Win. Britton - Miss Edith Britton returned home on Fri- day after spending the Winter•in Lon- don. 1 Mrs. Earl Lawso and Reg ,were in' London on Monday. Miss Dorothy ac- companied them back after spending the week ends with her parents. Miss Donelda Adams is spending the holiday with her parents. • Mrs. Dave Millson entertained her group. to .a quilting ,on Mondays..,2 quilts were quilted. The many friends of Mr. John Fer- guson hope to see' him up and around again in a few days. Mr. Ferguson has a very bad .heart condition. Mr. Bob Johnson of ' Pickering spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs.. James E. Medd. • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery Lyle and Joy were in London on Sat- urday attending the wedding of Mrs. Montgomery's niece Miss Erma Woods to Mr. Pere, M. Davis. -=V There' are going to be fewer button- holet'in clothing in the United States fewer saxaphones rind, clarinets, golf balls, tpys,novelty ovelrYta1 styles in ladies' shoes because some of the leading New England industrial plants which have been making equipment for their manufacture, are now an- gagect in war work., THE Voice of. ;the GUNS I3 YOUR votcE BONDS ,:TALK:.They talk the --only language Hitler' understands, the lan- guage of overwhelming force, the lan- guage of the big attack. Beek ` this attack with all you've got. ,Let Bonds do your talking; out of the mouths of guns and bomlebays.'What if you d'o give, up a few luxuries; or even ebt,dowii on necessities? Victory itself is at stake. Pull your weight. Lend to the limit, Buy Bonds. ' ` Bny the IV VICTORY LOAN .. and back the attack. $pace Donated by BARTLIFF'S PHONE 1 .' - WE DELIVER YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION Anniversary Services BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH Sunday, May 2. Guest Speaker: Rev, G. Hazelwood, pf Walton. Special music by. Y. P. Choir and Guest Soloist, Services at 11 a,m. and 7.30 pen. A Play "CIVIL SERVICE" Will be presented by Egmondvilie Y.P.U. in the basement of Brucefield United Church on Wednesday, May 5th at 8.15. p.m. Admission: 26e; Children 15e. ' For Sale Hen house, 9'6" by 9'8" long, Apply to Edward Nickle, Clinton. 42-1 Pigs For Sate Seven small pigs, 6 weeks old. Apply to Peter Glazier, Clinton, phone 904r12. Clinton central. 42-1 e'er Sale 1927 Ford Coach in good running order, APPLY Milton Johnston, Clin- ton. 42-1 e'er Sale A number of 100 Round milk cans. Apply to, Gordon Turner, phone 006x5, For Sale Upright piano. Apply at Davis' & Herman store, Clinton. 41-4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF Joseph H: Wheatley, late of the Town of Clinton in the County of Huron, Yeoman, Deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of the above deceased are required to file the same with the undersigned' Solicitor for. the Execu- trix, Elizabeth Knox,: on or before the y 18th day - of May, A, D,, 1943, after I R which date the assets will' be distri- 1 buted aniongst the parties entitlei thereto, ,having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given. DATED at Clinton, 'this 26th day of April A. A, 1948. F. Fingland, K.G., ,Solicitor for the Executrix. 42-3 m b" RADIO,BERVICE q s Repairs of ll .kinds. Work Guaranteed Tubes • Tested Free A3lintor,. W. OGntroves, PriPhoncene,2s:? S9Q-Wt. "... " MONIJMENt§` It will pay.you to see -our stock of. cemetery Monuments; Finest in On- tario. Some old Country Gr.an;,t,e,tstiII. procurable :Prices reaso,fable.i.s All; work guaranteed, 7nscription tkor14;. promptly executed, footetotle, in every color supplied::Fxed,Poetegfield,, rop.; P. O. box 16, Mitchell, Ont. Phone 99• $8-5, Wool Growers' Organization WOOL SHIP COLLECT TO Our Registered Warehouse No. 1 - Weston, ,Ontario • Reliable Grading Prompt Settlement Obtain sacks and twine from; Local Agricultural Office or direct from Canadian Co -Operative Wool Growers Limited 217 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada Representative Miss Winnifred O'Neil Clinton, Phone 75j, For complete: lines of Fuller Brushes and Service for same. 30-4 Seed For Sale Some early Alaska Oats, Early Car tier' Oats, Early Irish White Oats • and some O.A.C. Barley Apply J. Les- lie Cox, phone 903r2 Clinton 41-2 For Sale Gladioli bulbs, exhibition quality, No. 1 size, treated for thrip, n11 young. stock and free of disease. Choice nixed $2.00 per 100, 30c per doz.. Choice named varieties from 50 dif- ferent kinds, $2.50 per 100, 350 per doz. 4c each. Place your order early. Murray Tyndall, Brucefield, Ont. Phone Clinton 618-12. 39-4 • Wanted to Purchase Pullets, all breeds and ages four weeks up to 20 weeks, High prices paid. Write for full details. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus On- tario. ntario. 41-4 For • Sale The Ferguson home in. Auburn, Ont, Solid brick House with Trot water hea: ting, hardwood floors 2-5 acre land,' Apply to G. M. Ferguson. 41 -ti • House for Sale A furnished house in Bayfield, also a silver fox fur, slightly used. Apply : to Mrs, Lyda McNeil, High street, Clinton. 41-tf Goats For' Sale One milk goat, fresh, quiet, and has ;. been hand milked; also one yearling Apply to 3. A. Rath, Clinton. 41-1 Work Wanted Farm work wanted by titan with 12 ears experience. Apply at the News- ecord office, 42-1 Buggy For Sale Navy blue convertible with springs, and in good condition. Price $15,00. Phone Clinton 2.13. 42-1 Wanted I have room'. to pasture 25 to 30 ore head of cattle for season. Good sass, plenty water and cool shade to n in. Terms reasonable. 0. R. Forst` R.R, No. 2 Clinton, Lots. 19, 20, Maitland Con. Colborne, Tel. 169 arlow. 42-3 AUCTION SALE rt ei Of House, Lot and Household 21 Furnishings. C The undersigned has received in structions to sell by Public Auction at the residence of the late Joseph Wheatley, Ontario Street, Clinton, on Saturday, May 15th, commencing at o'clock cl ck p,m. the following: Household Effects: Three bedroom suites;. dining room suite;' phonograph, parlour suite upright piano;- four rocking chairs,sideboard; kitchen table and chairs; Raymond': dewing machine; hand washing machine; ex- tra kitchen table; two Small tables; tapestry Y rug, three linoleum rugs; two oilcloths lar g • r e , couch; dishes, pictures and numerous other articles. TERMS--° CASH. House and Lot subject to reserve bid. Elizabeth` Knox, Executrix, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 42-3 • For Sale Thirteen, two I.H.C. cultivator. Al- so 8 chunks of pigs weighing 90 pounds. James Johnston, R. R. 4 Clin- ton, phone 121.800. 42-1 For. Rent Two garden lots: to rent between 'Mary. and Wellington streets. Real good black loam. Apply to J. 1'. Shep- pard, Box 111, Clinton. 42-1 Wanted to. Rent One highchair ch $• in good condition for two months. Phone Clinton 265. Wanted 10 yearling cattle to grass. Ideal shade, water and pasture. Apply to Charles Stewart, Londesbor-o, 42.1,