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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-06-17, Page 5'THURS., CINE, :10, 194 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD FARMERS MONEY COI �,. Farmers and their families, today, are patriotically saving both money and materials—to provide for their continu- ing usefulness as suppliers of food to the UnitedNations, to provide for their own future financial independence AND to buy Victory Bonds and pay Income Taxes. in common with other Canadians, farm- ers are carefully saving and salvaging EVERYTHING, because in this total "survival war" all things must be con- served, especially money. Determined, systematic saving by every citizen is part of the national price of VICTORY. You have our co-operation through the services of Savings Accounts and Bank- ing anking by Mail (which saves time of com- ing to town—saves gasoline and tires). A Savings Account for every member of the family is a sound idea, especially in war times. Write for our folder, "How to Bank by Mail". BANK OF MONTREAL "A BANK WHERE SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE WELCOME" 0 Modern, Experienced Banking Service . the Outcome of 125 Years' Successful Operation Clinton Branch: W. U. ROBINSON, Manager Londesborough (Sub -Agency): Open Monday and Thursday. 4't AUBURN Miss Martha Adams of Kitchener =spent the week end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobe and two ',boys of Fergus were week end visit- -ors with Mr. and Mrs. Warner An- drews. Thorton Mustard and Bill Taylor. of Brimfield spent the weekend with 1VIrs. Fred ,Ross. Dr, B. C. Weir, Medical Health of- -fiver for East Wawanosh is giving serum innoculation for scarlet fever to the children of east Wawanosh. He •administered it at'Belgrave Saturday afternoon, and at his office in the evening. Miss Sadie Carter assisted hhn. , W. M. S. The. W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian. -church was held in the church base- ment on Thursday with a good at- tendance. The ..president 114iss Josep- hine.Weir presided. Following the op- <-ening hymn' and scripture, prayer was offered by Mrs, James Woods. The to - pie • on "China" was given by Miss 'Bertha Wagner, a paper "Why I sin a Christian," was given by Mrs: Don- ald Harris; and the Bible Study was taken by Miss Isobel Scott. The Tid- ing Prayer' was read, in unison. The July meeting will be held in the church. The meeting closed by repeat - Zug the' Lord's' Prayer in unison. Mrs. W. T. Robinson is a patient in the Goderieh hospital. We hope' for a speedy recovery. 'Mrs. George Yungblut received a • cable from her son, Private Earl Mug- ford informing her of his safe arriv-` 'al overseas, V BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs, J. K. Cornish re- 'eeived word on Tuesday that their ' son: Sergt. J. C. (Jake)'. Cornish is 'reported missing. We hope they will hear better news soon. Miss Elizabeth Scott spent a couplb of days with her sisters in Lon- don. Mrs. Frank Strange of Toronto spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan. Mise E. Grainger R. N., of Gode- rieh is visiting at her home here. Miss Doris Dutot of London, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dutot and son of Gode- rieh towns'Iiip; spent Sunday with Mrs. S. Dutot and Bessie. Mrs. McCall of Lueknow spent a few days with Mrs. H. F. Berry. A. Smith, R,C.A,F., Brantford, Mrs. A Smith and daughter of Blue- vale spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Berry, iVirs. H. Collins and Norma are vis- iting her mother Mrs. Mary MCKen- zie. S. S. No, 10 Stanley are holding their 'annual picnic on June 25th. V GODFRICH TOWNSHIP LAC. Bonar Hodgson of Montreal was :a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton. Mr. George Stewart, Misses .Myrna and Agnes Middleton, Mr. McKay and Miss McKay of Goderieh were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Middleton on Sunday. Donald Middleton and It array Mil- ler are spending a couple of days in Guelph this week attending farm and Hoare 'week at ,the O.A.C. Miss Margaret Middleton, a recent, graduate of Guelph General Hospital has accepted a position at Bigwin Inn, Lake -of -Bays, where she will be reside:e,t nurse for the summer months. To celebrate the : near end,' of the school year, S. S. No. 10, under the supervision of Mies Kaye McGill, hell a picnic and sports day for the pupils and residents of the community, on Friday, June 11. The gate and front of the school were' as lovely as an abundance of pink and white June flowers could make it, and the weath- er was all that one could ask of a June day. &'or the first part of the program, the pupils entertained their guests with a variety of songs, ranging from the old English ballad, 'On Ilkey Moor Baht At', to the Chinese National An- them, Races were run from the ages of three and four years to married women, and all the contestants irre- gardless of age, showed very credit- able ability. A fish -pond, in charge of Miss Barbara. Middleton entertain- ed the young children with its gifts, while the older boys and'girlsran sack races and 'kicked the slipper. At four o'clock, ` luneh was served consisting of sandwiches, cookies and punch, which made rationing almost a thing of the past in its tasteful abun- dance. Miss Kaye McGill is to be congrat- ulated on her organization of such a successful andenjoyable afternoon. V LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. John Finglanci and Mr. Frank Fingland motored to Tor- onto on Monday to attend the funeral of Mr. Barker, who died suddenly on Sunday, he being the husband of Jemima Fingland. • Mr. arid Mrs. Thos, Fairservice had all their: family with then on Sunday. One of the worst electric 'storms with heavy rain was experienced here on Saturday night. Mrs, Lillie. Web- ster's' eb-ster's' house being struck by lighten- ing it coming down through the chim- ney. Fortunately the dannage was not heavy. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hall are visit- ing at the home of their son, Chas PAGE 5 Say [ma/Olou•t t HOPSti _ CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. COOKE FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66j More Poultry Meat Wanted Market" requirements for Poultry Meat in 1943 will be at least 260,000,- 000 lbs of chicken, a 10 per cent in - arose over 1942, Because of the gen- eral shortage of meats, there need be no fear of over -production:•' We are in the poultry market all the year round. N. W. TREWART Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. Batkins Locker Service In a few weeks it will be strawberry time again Owing to the shortage of sugar their will be more fruit than ever put in storage. There is to be no fruit stored with the wet pack this year, all must be dry peek, for two 'reasons lst It takes less Sugar 2nd There in ne danger of overflowing We Expect to Have Forms in a Fele Days to Declare Your Meat on Please Ask for These BIRTHS A.DDISON—In Clinton Public Hospi- tal on Sunday, June 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Addison of Lon- desboro, a daughter, DEATHS EPPS—In Victoria Hospital, London, on Friday, June l'lth, Kennena McKay, beloved wife of Ellwood Epps, in her 30th year. AiLLANSON—In Clinton, on Satur- day, June 12th, Charles Robert Al- lanson, in his 82nd, year. IN MEMORIAM SHERMAN— In loving' memory of Annie Colcough, beloved wife of Joshua Sherman who passed away June 19th, 1942. One year has passed since that sad daY, The one I loved was called away, He took her ]home, it was His will. But in my heart she liveth still, — Sadly missed by her husband, Joshua Sherman. Hall of St. Marys. Mrs. H. Lyon and Mr. H. Beacom have taken away the fence from the front of their homes. This improv- es their appearance very much. Rev. A. E. Menzies is in charge of the Anniversary services at Ful- lerton on Sunday nest. The minister from Fullerton will take the church services here. Mr. and Mrs. W. Shobbrook of Clin- ton visited with Mr, and Mrs. John Shobbrook on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, 3, P. Manning and Phyllis visited the former's mother, MVlxs, Margaret Manning on Sunday. Mr. Alec Wells bas improved his residence by a fresh coat of paint. Fred Johnson doing the job. W. M .8, The June meeting of the W.M.S. was held in the church basement on Thursday Last, with the president, presiding. After the usual opening service, minutes were read and re- ports given. It was planned to enter- tain the Mission Circle, Mission Band, and Baby Band at the July, meeting which will be held on the Community Hall grounds, weather permitting.' A pienic'lunch to be served group no, 4, to have charge. Roll call, was •ans- wered •by the word. "Comfort" Mrs. Webster gave a very fine temperance reading. Group No. 3 with Mrs. Cald- well in charge then took charge of the meeting. Mrs. Moon read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. Scott contribut- ed a pleasing solo "Hear thou my Prayer," • Quite an interesting playlette was then put on by the group, those tak- ing part were Mrs Fangrad, Velma Hesk, Mrs. W. E. Manning, Mrs. W. Govier, and Ruth Shaddock, Mrs. Caldwell gave d reading. A hymn was sung and the meeting closed with prayer., V PORTER'S HILL Mr. Mcelay of Ripley was the spea- ker at Grace Chureh on Sunday mor- ning. He represented the Ontario Temperance Unio3 and his talk was short and to the point and was enjoy- ed by. his listeners. He was accom- panied by Rev. Wooland. The Red Cross meeting that was ROXY THEATRE CLINTON Now Playing—WEN OF TEXAS' with Robert Stack and Iirod Craw- ford. MON., TUBS. & WED. Bobo Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Len- ore :Aubert and Otto Pion -linger. See Bob's master mind at work tracking down a ring of dangerous saboteurs. • TREY GOT ME COVERED" THURS., FRI. & SAT. "THE HARD WAY" When you see two "sisters face each other, one loving, the other hating, you'll witness one of the finest moments of screen drama, ever presented. Ida Lupino. Joan Leslie, Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson. PLEASE NOTE— Feature shown twice each evening, commencing at 7.30 p.m.. CAPITAL THEATRE GODENICII Now Playing- "SHIPS BY;L'17I WINGS" a tale.of the Ark Royal. MOIN., 'TUES. & Wiiii. •—Two 'Features ..- The most exciting full-length fea- ture of this war DESERT VICTORY" JThe actual story of the route of Rommel by the British Eighth Added Attraction "Cat People" A dose of horror THURS.., FRI, & SAT. Alan Ladd, Helen Walker, Marie Donald and Mabel Paige, A warn- ing to all racketeers. Dou't trust your henchmen with your women or your business, "LUCKY JORDON" Coming— "THE COMMANDOS STRIKE- AT DAWN" REGENT THEATRE SEAF01R37i Now Playing —"BOMBAY CMI. PER' and "PRIVATE BUCKAR- O.O" NCO.,''1'UES. & Wiyl➢. --Double BiiY George Brent and Brenda Marsh- all. Tensely ' dramatic, thrillingly adventurous, comes a story to please the most critical, • YOU CAN'T ESCAPE FOREVER' Also. "DESERT VICTORY" Take a tripe from E1 Alamein to Tripoli: THURS., FRI. & SAT. GEORGE FORMBY England's • one-man morale squad turns his ukelunaep into a rib - rocking riot ,of fun. 'IT TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN' Coming — "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" Fred Astaire. Baby, Chicks Last chance to buy your White Leghorn chicks from Wilt. A. Glazier for 1943. Our only hatch date open is for Thursday, June 24. We will have both 90 g' White Leghorn Pullets and White Leghorn Cockerels for that date. Phone 617 r 31 Clinton. 49-1 Teacher Wanted Teacher wanted for School Section No. 9 Goderieh Township. Duties to commence September lst. 1943. Apply stating qualifications and salary ex- pected. Robert E, Bowden, Sec., 49-1 Clinton. R.R.3 Wanted Wanted -20 men for moulding and general Foundry help. Good oppor- tunity to learn moulding trade and at the same time help Canadian produc- tion. Good working conditions. Apply at your nearest Employment and Se- lective Service Office. War Workers not eligible. Refer to R.O. 948. 49-1 CARD!' OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kennedy wish to thank their friends and neighbors for their kindness to their son, Chris., who was hurt when his horses ran away. The many acts of kindness were much appreciated by them and also their son, and also those who helped With the work. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs, Bill/mod Epps wish to thank their many friends. for kindness and expressions of sym- pathy, and for the beautiful floral tri- butes, extended to them during their recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Dr, Roy Collyer of Lon- don and Mr. George B. Beattie of Clinton. CARD OF THANKS The familyof the late Charles Al- lanson wish to thank their friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown them during their sad bereavement, and for the floral NEW BUS TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE, JUNE 25th LV. CLINTON SOUTHBO!UND— DAILY EXC. SUNDIMY •& HOLIDAY 8.40 A.M. — 1.15 P.M. —4.35 P M SUNDAYS & HOLDAYS 8.40 A.M. — 4.35 P.M. —. 8.30 P.M. LV. LONDON— NORTHrBOUNDi.-- DAIrLY EXCEPT SUNDAY 9.45 A,M, — 12.45 P.M. — 6.50 P.M. SUNDAY ONLY 12.45 P.M. 6. 50 F.M. — 8.00 P.M, —9.30 P.M. LV. CLINTOIN NO HBOUND— DALLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS 11.40 MM. (B)--- 2.40 P.M. 8.50 P.M. (0) SUNDAY ONLY 2.40 P.M. —8.50 P.M. (C) "B" to Wingham Only "C" to Owen Sound via Walkerton and to Kincardine Via Lucknow, Bartliff's Bus Depot PHONE 1 ' Teacher Wanted Protestant Teacher wanted for Un- ion School Section No. 12 Goderieh and Huilett townships (Summerhill.) Apply stating salary and qualifica- tions. Duties to commence Septem- ber 1st, 1943. Applications to be in by June 25th. Apply to Clarence Ball, secretary -treasurer. R. R. 1 Clinton. « 48-2 NOTICE ALL DOGS WILL RAVE TO HAVE Tags on by July lst. OR. BE. DESTROYED AS SQ. MANY COMPLAINTS ARE BEING RE- CEIVED BY ORDER IN COUNCIL 48-2 Tenders Wanted for Three Cement and Steel Bridges Township of Goderict Separate tenders for three cement and steel bridges will be received' by the undersigned_ until June 26 for building 3 cement and steel bridges. One cement arch 12 wide 111 feet high, 40 feet long, 89 yards. One bridge 18.foot span 24 ft road, with curb rail 76 yards One bridge 12 foot clear, 9 feet high 24 ft road 57 yards A deposit of 10% of the tender' is required, Township will furnish the cement. Work to be completed by. tributes and those who so kindly loan- Aug. 16 er soon after. ed thou cars. Plans and specifications can be seen at Mr. Roy Tyndalls, R.R. 3, Work Wanted A young experienced, married man wishes work on a farm, Apply at the News -Record office. 49-1 • For Sale • Nine chunks, Apply to' Roy Finch, R.R. 1 'Clinton 49-1 Tent For Sale A 'tent '7 feet long, ,8 feet wide, White duck in. good 'condition.: Apply at the ' New -Record. 49-1 • For Rent• - Pasture with running water; also hay land. Apply to . Earl Douglas Clinton, - 49-1 to have been held at the home of Mrs., J. McGuire next Monday June 21, will be held at Mrs. Alien Betties, Thebridges near McGuire home have not been fixed yet, Mr. and 'Mrs, Archie Lockhart have returned from their honeymoon and are getting settled in their hone on the 6th concession. Mr, Ivan Turner of Clinton has been engaged as -teacher in S.S. No. 5. Rev. A. S. Cowell has,. been appoin- ted to Bayfield and Porter's Hill circuit. R. G. Thompson, Clerk, R;R,2 Clin- ton. 49.1 For Sale One young, sow • and five pigs, 5 weeks old; also one Polled' Herford bull, two years' old. Apply to Elgin Porter, Bayfield, phone 630r21 'Clin- ton. ,,49.1 • For Sale One well pump head. In good condi- tion. Apply at the News -Record. 49-1 For Sale 185 Rock Cockerels, ten weeks old. Ready to go out in shelters. Apply to Mrs. Ezra Ellis, R.R. 1 Clinton,1 phone 4r902 Clinton, 49-1 FOR SALE Two Used Electric Washing Machines A. W. Groves, Princess St. 7linton, Ont., Phone 290 W Representative Miss Winnifred O'Neil Clinton, Phone 75j. For complete , lines of Fuller Brushes and Service for same. 30-4 For Rent Bayfield' Summer Cottage for rent monthly or ,by season, completely fur- nished, electricity and water. Apply to Mrs. Minnie Ross, Bayfield, For Sale File -roomed house, furnished, in Bayfield. Apply to Mrs. Lyda McNeil High Street, Clinton. 43-tf Wanted • Live, old and disabled horses and cattle for mink feed. Elmer Trick, Phone Clinton 907r25 ' 39 -e -o -w Cottage For Rent Log cabin cottage, furnished, with enclosed screened poreh. Electric lights, fireplace, spring water in kitchen. Close to lake. Will rent for season reasonable. Apply to MTs. Harry Ahrens, 20419 Stetter Ave., Detroit, Mieh. 48-tf. Wanted Some Parra Implements, What have you? Will also rent fields totalling up to 50 acres, Earl Douglas, Clinton.' 48-1 Wanted to Purchase Pullets, all breeds and ages four Weeks up to 20 weeks. High prices paid. Write for full details, Tweedle. Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. 49-8 For Sale Brick house •on Albert Street. Ap- ply to Maud Terrance, Clinton. HMV r t• • 49-2 • Teacher Wanted • A first class Protestant teacher wanted for School section No. 10 God- erieh township. Duties to commence September 1st, 1943. Applications to be in by June 2lst. Apply to John R. Middleton, secpetary treasurer, R. R. 3 Clinton. 48-2 _ AUCTION SAID r'. There will be off'ered for sale by Public Auction on Monday, the 21st June 1943, at 1.30 p.m, at Lot. 4, Bayfield Concession, 'Township of Goderieh (The residence of the:late Lewis Thomson), the following chat - tele. Massey Harris binder, drill, riding plow, rake, wagon, walking plow, har- rows, sleighs, cultivator, buggy, De - Laval Separator, cutter, light wagon, • wheel barrow, shaft and pulleys, quan- tity of lumber, 200 feet of elevator, belting and brackets, 2 bunches shingles, 1 set heavy harness, 2 scythes, churn, Sparton battery ra- dio like new, upright piano, spinning wheel, cot, chest of drawers, writing desk, Victrola and other articles. The above to be sold without re- serve and for cash. There will also be offeredfor sale, „ the -following parcels of real pro- perty. (1) Lot' 199, Ann•St, Bayfield; 'on which is said to .1m, emoted 2 story frame house in, fair. repair. (2) Lot 47 and East Half of Lot 48, Colina St., Bayfield on which is said to be erected a 2 storey finite house in good repair. (3) Lot 49 on Colina St., Bayfield, on which is said to be erected u 2 storey cement and frame house in fair repair. (4') Part Lot 39, Concession 3, Township of Goderieh consisting : of 20 acres and: on which there is said to bo a good stand of hardwood bush. These parcels of real property will be offered subject to reserve' bids and other conditions of sale. For further'. particulars apply to the undersigned., JOHN G. THOMSON, Adniinistrat+ or .of Estate of Lewis Thomson. F. I„3NGLAAN.D, K. C., Solicitor for Administrator., HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer, 48-2 For Sale Two good cows, one freshened and one to freshen, in two weeks. Apply to George 'Colclough, 2" miles north of Clinton on No. 4 highway. 49-1 For Sale • M,cClarey electric range, four burn- er, 'large oven and warming oven, In excellent condition, Apply to L. S. Walden,. Bayfield, Ontario: 49-1