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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-04-29, Page 9PACE:: They say it with bullets-you;say it with Bonds But you must say it first, for without the Bonds there'd be no bnlletsl or heaths er tanks or ships or planes. That's where the money you're asked to lend: goes — tobuild and huy the weapons of attack for this, crucial year of the drive to Victory. Back our boyo; Back the Attack. Lend your money: do without now and have in the. future. Space Donated 13y: B ,ATTW'S PHONE 184W WHERE WILL YOU ,STAND, IN THE Victory Celebration? Will you skulk on the sidelines or be one of the carefree, cheering crowd, welcoming the boys with a clear conscience knowing well you've had a stake invictory? Where you'll stand depends on what Yen do NOW, on how you respond to their call to . Back the Attack! Back them with your dollars. Lend for Victory. Every cent you save now, every needless purchase you pass up .in favor of War Bonds, puts just that much more steam behind the knock -out punch ears boys deliver. Lend today for Vic- tory Tomorrow! Space Donated by: SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w.• CLINTON, ONT. Freedom. of Speech What are You Doing for it? • Some can fight for it. Some can work foe it. All can pay for it. And it's something that's worth fighting, working 'and paying for. So forget the pleasures of the moment; thought of a Gestapo -muzzled future makes them look pretty insignificant. Put your money into Vic- tory Bonds instead. Back the Attack. Let your dollars buy ships, planes guns and tanks this crucial year of the Victory Drive. That's how you can assure a future of plenty' and Freedom of Speech. Buy the lV Victory Loan , .. and Back the Attack Space Donated By: Plumsteel Bros. Anew Sidrta — Adan Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Mer Agents Tip Top Tailors. LONDESBORO The May meeting of the Red Cross will be 'held ineCommunity Hall. on Thursday May `611i. At this meeting there will be a shower for the Women in Uniform. The articles which are listed are needed: Toothbrushes, tooth paste, or powder, toilet soapy soap flakes, and laundry soap, wash cloths, cold creams, comb, hair nets, tape line, kleenex, face powder, lip stick, hair pins, bobby pins, safety pins, straight pins, any of these articles will be' gratefully received. The W$.S. held their Easter Thank offering meeting combined with their regular meeting an Wednesday April 21st in the basement of the church, with Mrs. Townsend, presiding, Meet- ing opened in the usual form and business was taken up. It was announ- ced that the quilt for the bale had been completed, a special collection to de- fray the expenses on quilt will be tak- en at the May meeting, Woodman, Milverton. It may not be known to many that Leslie's son was killed in action about a month ago. Word came to the Woodman's on Monday of the sudden death of Mrs. Newton Black of Kitchener on Mon- day. She being a relative of the Woodman's Mrs. Jack Clark left for Kitchener on Tuesday morning. Mr. Kenettal and daughter of Lon- don Visited with Mr. and Mrs., Albert Vodden over Easter. Mrs. Kenettal is a sister of Mrs. Vodden. Mrs. Wm. Bream with her parents tine Griffiths. A beautiful service was held on Sunday morning hi the United church it being a joint service with the Sun- day School. As a special feature. The Pageant of the Twelve Disciples was given by twelve of the senior young men of the Sunday School. The Junior choir rendered special music. Four young girls took up the offering Rev. Menzies, conducted the service. • I V Rolf call was answered by a verse , BRUCEFIELD containing the word "Trust" Theword for the May meeting to be "Cour- There was a splendid attendance at age". Mrs, A. Webster gave a splendid the Easter services in Bruce£ield,' Unit- , reading nitbreading on the .temperance problem. ed church on Sunday.; The pastor, Rev. Mrs, F. Shobbrook reported four visits • G. F. N. Atkinson preached at both : to the sick had been made. Miss Kirk services, centering- around "the E'as- Captain., of group No. 1 then took ter'. Triumph" in the morning while: at charge of meeting. The taster` pro- the evening service his theme was "If gram in the Missionary Monthly was Christ Had not Risen." Easter music followed. Those taking part were. Miss under the direction of the organist, Kirk: ,Mrs. Frank Tamblyn. Mrs. Geo, Donald Ross, was rendered by" the McVitt'e, Ms", Shobbrook, Mrs. Towns choir. In the morning the choir end. Mrs. Menzies sang a .beautiful sang"Easter Bells" and "The Way to solo. "The Shepherd and the little Calvary" and in the evening they ren - Black Sheep," written in Negro dia- dered "Bells at Eastertide." lett. Mrs. Edwin Wood, "Gifts to Africa..' Miss Ruth Shaddick a reading Next Sunday the Young People's Miss Young introduced the individual Anniversary will be held with Rev. R. New Leaflet "The Sharpened Tool." G. Hazelwood of Walton as guest Prsyers were offered by Mrs. C'ald- speaker. There will be special music well, Mrs. F. Wood. Mrs. R. Shaddick by a Young People's Choir assisted Meeting closed with prayer by Miss by Miss Zeta Munro, of Auburn. The Kirk.'.; morning service is at 11 o'clock and Easter visitors with friends here the evening at 7.30. were, Mrs.' Mary Grierson and children • The May meeting of the W .A. will from near Toronto, Miss Esther Jam- be held on' Tuesday May 4th in the ieson. of Toronto, . Miss D. Little of S. S. room, this is the visitors day Swansee, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jack and we hope every lath in our congre- Knox, Wingham, Miss Roda Govier, gation will be present. We have and friend from London, Mr. and Mrs. vited the ladies club.. of the 2nd of Gordon Howe Clinton. Mr. and 'Mrs. Stanleyy and we hope they will all come Norman Radford, and daughter, Pte. and make it an enjoyable afternoon. . Jack Snell, Guelph and Elva Snell of Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead and Floyd London: -Mrs, Jame Woodman,; is spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T Visiting with her son, llIr. Leslie H. Wheeler. • There is ".no merchan- dise of ours we can ad- vertise that is as impor- tant as the Loan for Vic- tory. Its success made possible ;only, by your buying of Bonds will be a blow that our enemies will surely feel. Men give their lives, you are invited to lend your money to Canada or rather invest it at .3 per cent in a sure thing. But only a sure thing if Can- ada is saved. If your word is your .., Bond now is the tirne to do some talking. , That`We may have some- thing to live for in the future can we not live for less now? YOUR DOLLARS have a job to do RELEASE THEM. Space Donated by: The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Miss Greta Taylor of London was a end visitor at her home in town. Miss Jean Calquhoun of Toronto spent the holiday at her hone in town. Miss Doreen Vessey of St. Marys is visiting her aunt, Miss R. V. Irwin. Miss Norma Bentley spent Easter in London, the guest of. Miss Gunne. Miss Pearl Elliott of London was an Easter visitor at her home in town. Miss Fannie Levis of London spent the week end in town with her par- ents, Miss Agnes Agnew of Toronto spent the Raster week end at her home in town. Miss Beta Beacom of Toronto spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Beacons. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kilty and family of Toronto 'are visiting with Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Shaw. Miss Lotta McKeller of Toronto was an Easter guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame. Miss Marilyn Maxwell of Preston was the holiday guest of her parents, Mr .and Mrs. Maxwell. Mr. Brenton Hellyar of Toronto spent the holidays in town with his fath- er, Mr. W. H. Hellyar. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leppington of Tor- onto were week end visitors with Mrr.",end Mrs. Frank Evans. Misses Lorna Plumsteel and Kathleen Ross of Toronto spent the Easter holidays at their homes in town. Mss. R, J. Draper has returned to her home in town after spending the past few months in St. Catharines. Mr. Bert Gliddon spent the week end in Montreal with Flt. Sgt. and Mrs. Mines Nicicle and Pte, and Mrs, Kenneth Pickett. Miss Cora Streets of Toronto, and Mrs. Kelso Streets of London spent. the Easter holidays in town with Mis, V. Streets. Mrs. L. Lashbrook and daughter of Mitchell spent the week end with the former's mother Mrs. E, Pickard Mrs. Pickard returning with them for a weeks visit. Mr. G. E. Hall and Miss Evelyn visited - with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall and family: of Toronto during the Easter week end. Mrs. -F. W. Troop of Toronto was the guest of her parents, Colonel I3.,. B. Combe and Mrs. Combe, 'over the Easter holidays. Miss Eleanor Plumsteel of , Sioux Lookout is spending the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel. Misses June and Wilma Walters of London are spending their Easter vacation with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and.Mrs, W. Pinning. Mas.' Frank Mcllwain and daughter Jean of Lindsay are visiting with . the, formner's mother, Mrs. Carrie Jervis and other friends and rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ball of Centralia visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Cornish and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Ball, Base Line, during the Raster vacation. Me. and Mrs. Fred Leonard returned home Friday–after spending four weeks • in 'Milton. Theywere ae- -companied, by their son, Mr. Alvin Leonard and Mrs, Leonard, who vis- ited isited with thern over the week end, iNvfli. ]Ecol Space Donated by: T. R1 THflMPSQN Mr. MacKay's Resignation At the special meeting of the Town Council on Wednesday night, April 7th,• briefly reported in last week's Signal -Star, the resignation of Neil R. MaeI{ay as town clerk and treasurer was received and regretfully accept - T.FIURS., APRIL, "29 194 The TANKS are' -'Coming! Help send Hitler and his bench men scurrying' ofr cover. Back the attack with Bonds, to smash ahead with an overwhelming weight of tanks, guns, ships, planes. Suppose you do have to sacrifice? Think of the risks our fighters are taking. They're fighting for you with ''; their lives. You fight for them with your money. Buy Bonds. Buy the 117 VICTORY LOAN , and back the attack. F. R. C]NINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del. As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to Funeral Orders. Phone 176 and 31 OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN TO HELP OUR WAR EFFORT • Secure employment as waitresses, cafeteria workers, dishwashers, cham- bermaids; southwestern Ontario city. Help by serving those engaged in war work. Good living accommodation un- der proper supervision. Apply nearest Employment and Selective Service Office. Refer to E. O. 721. 41-2 ed to be effective from May 1st next. By another motion Mr. MacKay is to be retained in an advisory capacity for a term of six months from May lst next, at his present salary. All the members of Council were present.--,Goderich Signal Star. V Ram tanks cost $90,000 but they can't run without ball -bearings. Your $100 Victory Bond will buy 500 -PATRIOTISM IS NOT RATIONED IN HURON COUNTY Let's Each Buy MORE Victory Bonds Sales to date are encouraging. That's fine, but let's not take this for granted, Let's make sure that our quota will be over- sold. As a matter of facts there should be no quotas in connection with the sale of Vic- tory Bonds. Until the war has been won. there can be no halting -no resting for any of us. We haven't won the war yet. Our fighters are not working on a quo, to basis. They are' "all out" doing' every- thing they can to get the job done. So if we give this matter proper thouglit,' each of use will buy MORE VIC- TORY!BONDS. We will buy all we can for cash, and we will buy more -on the instal- ment plan—all we can pay for in the next,. six months. If necessary, we will scrimp and save to' do it. COME ON -- PEOPLE OF.' HURON COUNTY. .. LETS DO pIORE THAN OUR SNARE This ad is sponsored by the`'Huron County War Finance Committee That boy of yours BUY `BONDS, so he'll have FOUR FREEDO! Look at that carefree boy of•'yours.... It's his, future you are fighting and working .for ; his future you are paying for when you "Back the Attack" with War Bonds. Yes, your loaned dollars are need in the fight for the Four Freedoms ... Freedom of Speech ... Freedom of Worship Freedom from Want . . . and Freedom.' from Fear" the fight to Win for your children and grandchildren the kind of a world they deserve. Do your part. End lux- ury buying; curtail on necessities. Lend your money for Freedom. Lend now and reap the reward tomorrow! �;. Buy the IV VICTORY IJaAN ... AND BACK THE ATTACK Space Donated By: C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON ... Back The ATTACK Put your money on the winner, for this may well be the year of the second front, the all-out drive that will set the Hounds of Hitler back on their heels. Back it up with every dollar you can scrape together; go without non -essentials. The sacrifice is nothing compared with the alternative. Give your boys the weapons they need and let them {smash the enemy. Lend your money for victory .... Remember it's Freedom versus Slavery. Put your money on,Freedom to win. Space Donated By: BALL & ZAPFE DEALERS IN GENERAL HARDWARE AND FI?RNI'TURE AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS DOUGLAS G. BALL J. J. ZAPFE Phone 110 Phone 103 'Store Phone 195 l Clear the Shies For Victory BONDS build planes; BONDS train pilots: BONDS load the guns, shoot the enemy from the skies; the first step in the big attack. The more bonds you buy the bigger the margin, our boys will have. Back them for all you're worth. Db without to give them plenty. They're risking their lives. You're lending your money. Lend it now, Back the. Attack with War Bonds, Buy the IV VICTORY LOAN ... AND BACK THE ATTACK Space Donated By; ClilIord tobb & Son BONDS Sink ILII -BOATS Clearing the sea lanes is the first step in the coming attack, Back the the Attack with Bonds. Think of them as bombs that drop•on Berli'n,. as depth charges that break the backs of lurking U -Boats. The day:; of defence are over. Now we must seek the enemy and destroy him. How quickly and completely depends an you. Buy Victory' 'Bends to the limit. Do without now to have plenty in the future witk free- dom to enjoy it. Space Donated By: HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244