Zurich Herald, 1942-05-14, Page 4•
Recruitin
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Pair
iotic Dollars
At 500 Canadian Stations
Every branch of the Bank of Montreal is a "recruiting station"
for Canadian dollars whose owners wish to serve their country.
At any one of our. 500 Canadian- .branches you can buy war
savings stamps and cert14cAtes, and obtain fulFititdiriiation
garding war loans.
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Murray Wolfe Of Hamilton •spent
the week -end with hits parents, IVIr.
and M. W. Wolfe,
Miss Zeta 'Naddger, .R.N. of How
ell, Mich., ds pending two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr, and
1VIrs. Wm. Nadiger,
Betty Taylor of London, spent
Sunday 'with, her parents,
'Glen Walper of ,Camp Borden,
spent the week -end at the home .of
1118Pare.
Ross Guenther amid Jack Weber of
London (spent the week -end with their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Mile of De-
troit, were week -end visitors with
relatives here.
Mr. T. Hoperoft i having his
house painted which adds greatly to
its appearance.
Red Cross News
The following is the Red Cross
shipment for last month; 11 prs.
socks, 1 sleeveless sweater, 2 V-neck
sweaters, 3 .areo caps, 33 alternative
caps, a pr. mitts, 2 pr. sea boots, 4
large quilts, 1 crib quilt, 1 girl's
millover size 8; 1 girPs skirt size 10
and 1 girl's blouse size 10; 2 girls'
panties size 10 donations; x girls'
ooat size 10, 1 boys jacket size 6;
2 boys 'blouses size 6, 1 boy's pants
size 6, 10 diapers, 1 girl's .skirts size
16, puillover size 16, and one
size 13.
Late Mrs. Willert
Mrs, Lena Willert, widow of
Henry Willert, died on Thursday at
her home in Centralia hi her 84th
year. She is .survived by rfive daugh-
ters, MTS. R. Hayter and Mrs. Wm.
Kleinstiver of Dashwood; Mrs. Thos.
Isaac of Greenway; Mrs. H. :Zimmer
of Windsor, and Mrs. P. Staiton of
Toronto, and a son William at home.
The remains rested at the home,Cen-
tralia, where a brief service was held
on ,Sunday at 2 p.m.. A public ser-
vice was held. in Zion 'Lutheran
church in Dashwood, with rrnterment
following in the Lutheran Bronson
Line Cemetery.
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DASHWOOD
Don't forget the drama entitled
°The Deacon' to be given in Rader's
garage on Friday evening in aid of
the Red Cro6s,
Thrt •W.M.S. of the •Canada Branch
'AO Svang010011.01112.X.4b, bold.
ing their •annual .convention in the
local church here on May 20 and 21.
The guest speaker will be Rev, J.J.
Arnold, returned missionary fM0In
Africa and Mrs. Lloyd adighoffer" of
Hitcheih,
Mr. and Mrs. Czar Stoinhagen
Port Dalhetrse spent the weeke--end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, 10has,
Steinhagen.
• Fred Hoperoft Who is with the ke
Navy in Newfoundland is spendirg. e(
a wet,* with his zarentsk 11r, an,1 ox
MIN3. aoorat,
:tzer, newly
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purchased a
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Davidson.,
•twer was held
4!..le home of
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'Ilia Switzer.
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..'t,ratford, is
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MT. and Mrs. John Passmore '
Remain before (leaving for the •Mis
ion Field in the Muskoka District.
• Had Good Concert
The three -act drama "Aunt Till
Goes to Town", was presented to
full •house in the town hall, Frida
17th, by Varna Junior Farmers an
Junior Institute, sponsored by He
sail Red Cross. The play under di
ection of Mrs. Johnston was well pr
sented and well received by the large
•audience; the scene took place in
Aunt Tillie's living room, in her c
untry home near a summer reso
on a June day. Charley One Lung,
Chinese cook, portrayed by Gordon
Johnston stole the show. .Between
scenes Mr. Carey Joynt, student
Western University, guest soloist
sang in pleasing voice, "Old Mai
River", "Absent," "Kashmir", "Sinil
ng through'. He was accompanie
at the piano by Miss Florence Welsh
The soloist was introduced by Rev
Win. Weir, president of the Re
Cross. Pt-,-,prli ;P.- 4" Red Cross
Briook—mcBeath
A. pre++: Lome ig of muc
interest took place Saturday evenin
'kpril 25, at 7 p.m. at the home o
the bride's parents, Moncton, N.B.
when Miss Helen Elizabeth MacBeath
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. D. A. lYlac
Beath, became the bride of Cpl. Ken
neth Bowsett Brook, R.C.A.F., of
Hensall, son of Rev, R. A. Brook and
Mrs 13rook, Hensall. Rev. Dr. Ram
say, pastor of the St. John's United
Church performed the ceremony in
the 'presence of a large ntunber of
guests. The bride, who was given in
naniage by her father, was charm-
• ng in a gown of white brocaded sat -
u made on pnincess lines with train.
fited Cross News
$9,000,000, is •a lot of money,but
the Canadian Red Cross Society ne-
eds every cent of it to carry on the
• great work of ministering to the ne-
edy the world over. The SOciety
• plans to spend 40 % of this amount
'n sending 'food parcels to Canadi-
ans and British Prisoners -of -War, a
work that only the Red 'Cross can do.
$12,200. 'is the amount allocated to
ensall and dlistrict, It is au earn.'
e Must raise if we are goinp t
ep faith with our boys in the arn\
I forces and if -we are going e'
press practical sympathy to
m ali='
d victiIn Old *milt, Over 40
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Thursday, May 14th, 1942
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NATIONAL WAR LABOUR BOARD
COST OF LIVING BONUS
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics has
found that the cost of living index number
for April 1, 1942, of 115.9 [adjusted index
1151 has not risen by one whole point or
more over the index number for October
1, 1941, of 115.5 [adjusted index 114.61.
Accordingly, the National War Labour
Board, pursuant to the provisions of• Sec-
tion 12 of Order in Council P. C. 8253,
determines and announces, for the period
May 15, 1942, to August 15, 1942, subject
to the right of employers or employees 'to
apply to a War Labour Board for authori-
zation of payment of such an amount of
cost of living bonus as a Board may
determine to be "fair and reasonable,"
under the provisions of the Order, that:
a) There shall be no change in the
amount or percentage of cost of
living bonuses presently being paid;
(b) An employer who has not been
paying cost of living bonuses may not
begin to pay such bonuses.
By Order of the National War Labour Board,
HUMPHREY MITCHELL
Minister of Labour and Chairman
Ottawa, Canada,
May 12, 1942
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Maybe you think your small change Cannot help .. e..
that "total war" means "somebody else."
• Maybe you're one of thehhousands of housewiveit,
who haven't yet started to put even 500. a week into.
War Savings Stamps—just a neutral
.
There aren't any neutrals in this wart You're a help;
or a hindrance to victory. You can't get out 'Of it. it
you spend thoughtlessly you'll deny our fighting forte.
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the arms they need and imperil your own future..
If you—and 2,000,000 other housewives in Canada—
put only 50¢ a week into War Savings Stamps, .it
means $1,000,000 a week to help win the war. Whick
side are you on?
• Buy War Servings Stamps from banks, post offices,
druggists, grocers and other retail stores.,
• National War -Finance Committee.
canvassers have been onaisted in the
RUSH SHIP EIJILDING,
Chicago — Admiral Howard L..
Vickery, of the United States
time ,Coanmisali on, promise d • that,
23,000,000 tons of new merchant
shipping would be delivered by tha,
and of 1043. That is more shipping
than England had in her Whole fleet
before the beginning of this war,aud
it is about half the amount ,or `ship.
ging that the whole world had at
beginning oX 'fob
work of reaching this. .objective and
they begin, on May 11th. 1n con..
nection with this canvass the local
'ranch is also conducting a Salvage
Campaign. The farmers of the di
t are to be asked to gather all the
old Iran and other valuable salvage
and in due time a nut a trucks will
.over the district and pick it up. By
(wing ,i;hi s both 'Lilo War rton Ltu
the Itad 'Oros wlti ba (1). 1 d