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WINGTIAM ADVANCE -TIMES
Thursday, .March 2$.th4.t 1043'
Clinton Flier. Commissioned.
Sergeant-Observer John ID, Haw-
kins, younger son of Mr. and. Mrs, w..
T. Hawkins, of town has received his
commission as a Pilot Officer. P O.
Hawkins has been overseas since July
1942 and only last week was mention-
ed in newspaper reports of a bon-thing
raid on Hamburg, Germany. — Clin-
ton News Record.
Harold , Thomas were received. Mr
Evens. commences his duties on. April
1st. Brussels Post.
Farmer Cennted Sisty Deer
A Guelph man the other day claims
to have counted sixty deer in a herd
in Poslineh. Township, 4 few got
away uncounted, this herd,. it is claim-
ed, ie probably the largest ever sighted
in the province, As a result of the
protection accorded them inethe game
preserve the deer have greatly multi-
plied and are becoming a nuisance to
the farmers. They are very tame, and
come close to farm houses in search.
of food. — Arthur Enterprise News,
day evening. Three tenderS for the day and Wednesday,. Oct. 5th and
vacancy created by the resignation of Oth, Teeswater News,
Teeswater Flier Seriously Ill
This community was deeply and
profoundly shocked when the.sad news
was received by Mr. end Mrs, W, J.
Freeman regarding their son, Pilot
Officer Bert Freeman, who is overseas
with the R.C.A.F. A telegram front
OttaWa. stated that word had been re-
ceived from the Casualties Office,
England,-to the effect that P.O. Bert,
Freeman was "seriously ill, not e
pecked to live", A letter is following,
—Teeswater News,
Hanover's Oldest Citizen Passes.
Mr, Charles Wendorf, one of Hans
over's earliest pioneers, her Oldest elide
zen and a fine, old gentleman, passed
away at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Conrad Schaaf at the age 01..97
years. Mr. Wendori was born in
Mecklenburg, Germany, in 1347. fie•
married Johanna Maria L. Stier of
Ueustteiitz, and together the young
couple and a small family came to
Canada .and settled in Hanover about
68 years ago, Hanover Post,
Subscription Rate ,--- One Year $2,00
Six months, $1.00 in advance
To U. S. A., $2,50 per year
Foreign rate, $3.00 Per year,
Advertising rates on application.
Southampton Now Has Dentist
This week, Dr. A. E. Little arrived
in Southampton to take over the
dental practice of Capt. Dr. J. F. Mor-
ton who is now on Active SerVice,
Since Dr. Morton- left, the problem of
securing dental care has become a
serious one for snarly local citizens,
particularly' among the children, and.
the decision of Dr. Little to locate
here is welcomed — Southampton
Beacon.
Four Sons In Service
Awaiting Trial At Walkerton.
Clarence Kugler of Southampton
who was sought by local and district.
police during last fall and early winter
and who was arrested in Kitchener a
month ago, was brought to Walkerton
by Provincial Offiicer McClevis on
\Vednesday of this week and was
lodged in the Bruce County gaol to
await trial. Kugler is charged with
the theft of a set of tires, carrying
concealed weapons, having a gun in his
possession 'without the necessary per-
mit and also with ;breaking, entering
and theft. He will appear on April.
2nd. — Walkerton Herald Times.
Appointed Brussels Constable
The tender 'of George Evans for the
position of constable and utility man
for the village of Brussels -was accept-
ed at a meeting of the council on Mon-
week he received a call front. Tees-
water and he reached his destination
by this means in less than twenty
minutes. Mildmay Gazette.
Eggs Sent In Overseas Box
Mrs. Oliver of Palmertson received
a letter from, her son, who is serving
with the Armed Forces in-Britain tell-
ing of the splendid condition in which
the eggs, apples and Spanish onions
were in, when he received them in
Britain. Mrs. Oliver stated that she
had waxed them very heavily and
packed the contents in a tin of oat-
meal. Her son said that they were so
good he had eaten three and gave one
to the .cook. — Palmerston Observer.
Blood Clinic At Teeswater April 6
A blood donors clinic will he held
in Teeswater on April 6, according to
word received from Mrs. Cooper,
nurse technician in charge of this
branch of the Red Cross work in the
district. Already 97 people have vol-
unteered to donate their blood, '72 men
and 25 women.
Goderich. Auctioneer Passes
I Thomas Gundry, Sr., one of the
I best-known men in Goderich, died in
Alexandra Hospital in his 80th year.
He was ill only a few days. An auc-
tioneer in Huron County for over 50
years, he was at the time of his death
also justice of the peace, division court
clerk, acting bailiff and sanitary in-
spector. Until about 1935 he served
as county constable, a position he held
for 15 years. Before that he was
sheriff's officer. Burial took place on
Monday in Maitland Cemetery, Gode-
rich.
Shot From Plane Injures Woman
Port Stanley's first civilian casualty
of the war was recorded when Mrs.
Selbourne Taylor was shot in the arm
by a machine gun bullet fired from an
R.C.A.F. bomber firing in the neigh-
borhood. The aircraft came front the
Fingal Bombing and Gunnery School.
Todd Calf Sold For $700
An Aberdeen. Angus calf from the
herd of F. G. Todd and Son of St.
Helens, drew $700 in the auction ring
at Chicago recently, Tom Todd made
the trip to Chicago where the 15-
month-old calf won $25. in prize money
at the Chicago Show and then brought
seven hundred dollars in the sale ring.
This, plus prize money and the prem-
ium on American greenbacks, raised
the animal's value to practically $800.
HIGHLIGHTS OF' THE
ONTARIO BUDGET
Over-all surplus of $20,700.042 es-
timated for fiscal year ending March
31, 1943, made up of $10,269,902 sur-
plus on ordinary account and $10,430,-
239 on capital account.
Reduction of $20,750,632 in gross
provincial debt and reduction of $3,-
853,457 in net provincial debt.
No new taxation.
Over-all surplus of $20,682,897 —
with $5,510,612 on ordinary account
and $15,172,285 on capital account —
estimated for fiscal year ending March
31, 1944
Subsidies paid to cheese, hog and
sugar beet producers and one-mill
subsidy to municipalities to be con-
tinued.
Ontario to subscribe $5,000,000 in
forthcoming Victory Loan.
Liquor revenue $17,275,000, increase
of- $3,525,000.
Grants to public -and separate
schools increased $500,000.
Judicial board of review to have
power to reduce arrears of principal
or interest or both on loans to farm-
ers under agricultural Development
Act.
Seventy-two per cent of provincial
revenue for 1933-34 — $73,798,567 —
stabilized through agreements with
Federal Government,
Program of youth training and as-
sistance to armed forces to be greatly
extended.
Medical service to recipients of old
age and blind pensieps and mothers'
allowances to be continued.
British Students
Last year 409,489 children under
one year attended one of the 3,628,
infant welfare clinics operating in
Britain. This represented 69.7 per
cent of total live births during the
year.
Women who leave their homes to
take jobs in vital war factories and
essential industry should be referred
to as V-males!
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Wed Clinton Girl
• Sgt. Ford ,Gainfortle of the R.C.A.V:
Who just 10 days ago was hobbling
through the forest wilderness of the
Cowieban Lake area of Vancouver
Island after -hailing out of his aircraft,
uncertain if he'd ever see his fiancee
again, is 4on a honeymoon witih her.
Gainforth was to have been married
March 11 to -Miss Gertrude Blasche,
of Clinton, Ont,, but he passed his
wedding day and 24th birthday at a
lonely trapper's cabin which he reach-
ed after four days of wandering in the
woods. Thursday he kept the date at
the altar with Miss Blasche.
Fells 25 Feet Inside Silo
Norman McDonald of E_veter, while
assisting John Hunldn to repair work
inside a silo on the farm of B. W.
Williams received injuries that will
necessitate his remaining for several
weeks in a plaster cast in Victoria.
Hospital, London. The men, were on
scaffolding and he was handing a large
piece of cement to Mr. Hunkin when
the plank on which he was standing
tilted and he was thrown 2,5 feet to
-thi, cement floor. The piece of cement
landed first. There were %ten-tent .frags:
merits on the floor and Mr. McDonald
Thomas Grubb, who -has been a
student at the Walkerton High School,
and sou of Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius
Grubb, former well-known residents of
the towushiip of Carrick, who are now
living retired in Walkerton, signed up
with the Royal Canadian Air Force
last week. With Tom's enlistment
Mr, and Mrs. Grubb have the enviable
record of having four sons wearing
the King's Uniform and are represent-
ed in three branches of the services—
Walkerton Herald Times.
Greenock Soldier Had Meningitis Mildmay Doctor Has Snowmotor
Tpr. Clarence Beattie, who was Dr, Miller's recently arrived snow-
stricken with spinal meningitis in l motor has been the centre of attrac-
January while undergoing military' tion since its arrival here. Although
training at Camp Borden, has made the winter season is almost over, the
such a fine recovery from the disease, machine has been given a fair trial
that he is now recuperating at the and should be a great time-saver and
home of his parents, ,Mr, and Mrs. convenience to the doctor in his many
Jas. Beattie, Greenock Twp. It had distant calls in future winters. Last
been believed that Tpr. 'Beattie would
necessarily be confined to the military
hospital at Camp Borden for many
weeks, — Paisleysistivocate.
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Farmer Killed By Falling Ensilage
Garfield Sanderson, 51 years old, a
Maryborough township farmer,- was
killed on Monday evening in his silo.
When he did not return from the barn
after the evening -chores', his wife and
daughter went to look for him. Fail-
ing to find him, they sent for help.
Neighbours found the dead body in the
silo. The man had evidently thrown
out ensilage for his cattle when a large
frozen piece fell on him. — Fergus
News Record.
Teeswater Fair October 5 - 6
The directors of the Teeswater
Agricultural Society met last Friday
afternoon in the Town Hall. The
main item of business was the reports
of the delegates to the convention in
Toronto during February. Reports
were given by J. C. Thompson and
R. J. Ireland, both of 'which were very
interestiing and helpful in connection
with the work of the Society. The
dates set for the 1943 fair were Tues-
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