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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1948-02-05, Page 7'-or II' "TH =WHIZ FEBRUARY 6, 1948 WANTON NEWS -RECORD ram min MALTING BARLEY This year we are again contracting Barley for The Canada Malting Co. . CONTACT US FOR PARTICULARS George T. Mickle & Sons Nights 133 HEN'SALL, ONTARIO Phone 103 4-1Lb Iberal Rallies lusiummasamusamasmissm Monday, Feb. 9 Bayfield TownHall 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10. .Drysdale Parish: all 8 p.m. ROMEO BEGIN, M.P,P. for Russell, will speak Thursday, Feb.. 12 Londesboro Community Hall 2.30, p.m. Seaforthl Cardno's Hall 8.30 pan. }'on. Farquhar Oliver ONTARIO LIBERAL LEADER Benson W. Tuckey ' -LIBERAL CANDIDATE Will Address Each Meeting Vote Liberal Vote Tuckey Published by the Huron Liberal Association a poraf i9 *Aplowte rages *'m/14-'4 e Service Tun WORK of burying 'telephone wires or placing them in overhead cable continues year after year. Today, over 4 million miles of telephone wires, 95% of our total, are in cable, safer from storms. Service interruptions caused by weather are `fewer, and still our constant aim is to provide 'even better service. Not only is our service becoming more dependable, 'but it's growing, too. We are filling orders for telephones just as fast as'new equipment is available. More telephones plus more dependable service - and always rtt the lowest possible cost—mean greater telephene value for every: user. '` 0101E RL .L ,. Ei*puuoiu COMPA11d r OF CANADA rk AUBURN Miss , Elaine. Johnston is taking. a, Mir dressing course at :Exeter. Mise Jean Scott, <Gederich, spenf the week=end, with heryfatber, 1?., 3, Scott. Miss Mabel Hichingbottom Las xe turned from a montb'a,-visit in New York. Miss Hazel Dodd', Preston, open the weekend .with Mr. and Ira William; Haggitt. Miss Beene McClinehey has' gone to Exeter where she has secured ora- ploymentt Robert: Turner is able to be out again aftei a serious operation in'Al- exandra Hospital, • Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robinson, Bobby and Betty Lou, were recent visitors with Mrs': 0. Phillips, Miteholl. William Mellwain, Miss Mattis Me - Dwain and Miss Amelia Mellwain attended the funeral of David Mal - wain in Goderieh on Saturday. Mrs. Jennie Yungblut and Mrs. Al- minia Farrow have returned homo from a visit with Miss Edna Long- man, London. William Meliwain, Miss Mettle Me - Dwain and Mrs. Amelia Mellwain at- tended the funeral of Davit, Mill - wain, Goderieb on Saturday. ' Visitors with Mrs: John Arthur on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yungblut, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Yung- 'blut and Miss Inez Yungblut, Zurich. Mrs. Albert Cnthipbell has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur spiegleburg, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robinson, Bobby and Betty Lou visited with Mrs. O. Phillips, Mitchell. Pictures Presented The Nationaa Film Board presented pictures in Foresters' Hall Saturday, sponsored by the Women's Institute. Between films music was rendered by the local orchestra. The (pictures were put on by :Victor Roy, Londesboro, who announced that another series of pictures would be put on in the hall on February 20. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross met ou Fri- day afternoon when the following program was presented: recitation, Gladys McClinehey; reading, George Wright; instrumental, Joanne Eps- om; jokes and riddles, Carol Beadle; instrumental, Ruth Howitt; riddles, Marlene Easom. It. was decided to have a wiener roast on St. Valen- tine's Day. All pre-school' children. ?are invited. United Church Annual The annual meeting of Knox United Church was held here. After the usual pot -luck dinner and social hour Rev. A. J. Hewitt took charge of the meeting and conducted devotional exercises. Reports of the various depart- ments of the ,congregation were a- dopted on motion of It. D, Mature and Amos Andrew. All branches of the church had a successful year, snutpnssing the re- cord set in 1946. Mr. Hewitt com- mended the different secretaries on their line, concise reports. George Bean, the retiring °member of the Session was re-elected. H. Webster and Guy Cunningham retired from the board of stewards and Chas. Scott and Harry Yungblut were elect- ed. In view of the large membership of the church it was thought wise to add three now members to the board df stewards, R. D. Munro, Arthur Grange and Sidney McClinehey. Miss Elms, Mutch, treasurer, was re-elect- ed. Amos Andrew was re-elected mis- sionary treasurer and Mrs. Harry Yungblut elected church. secretary. The following ushers were re- elected: H. Sturdy, W. Washington, K. Arthur, R. D. Munro; auditors, Mrs. Albert Campbell end Mrs. Fred. Toll. A memorial service was conducted for those who died in 1947: Wm. Weber, Mrs. Wyatt, Jos. Washing- ton, bliss S. Blair and Mrs. H. Wag- ner. Hullett Township Parnm Perim Meets Tho Farm Forum of S. S. No, 1 Hulkol't met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Bort Irwin on Monday evening February 2, with 11 members present, Arnold Jamieson was chairman for the discission period in the absence of Elgin Nott, l'he subject being "Li Parra Income used Efficiently" The recreation period was spent in playing Euchre and Five Hundred. An iuteresiing Quizz contest was eon - dueled by Mr. Bert Irwin. After 'Which hunch was seived. ,Nest meeting is to 'be !held at the homy, of bili'. and .Mrs, Noble Holland, -- . Iv' 1y. ` OF DE'TRCBT FACING GRAN,P CIRCiit PARK The Tam, a modern hotel (or those who wont the best, Coni venient to Offices Theaters, and Shops, Friendly, courte- ousservlce and real Hotel Comfort.. The Tiller Coffee r Shop or Cofeteria for. your ''•� Dining Pleasure at modes prices. It pays to stay at. p at / hotel Tdll'cr. ;fiW:i VISIT 001•1 COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1 ONE OF DETROIT'SFINEST s.ksy". 800 RC)43MS$jTs �t WITH BATH FROM �)) l -f O T L , RICHARD C. HODGES, Mgr, � I i!!iI i M '1i' SAVAUQ'E CHA'7BMA*' SEAFORTE At the burugural meeting of the„Pubiin School Heard,, M,` Rr llgvaugefwaa sleeted obupan ai . The, a peintaaent of C.' A. Barber to the High Sohool board was "ratiifitd-; truant offieer is Hebert Joynt;''M, McKe1l81' was te•engaged as secretary- mercy 'occupied by the Children's; treasurer. Library: L• IBBART • DIEPRIVED GODERIOH=The interior ° of the Public Library bap taken os a, "new look," after, being closed, 'ter' two weeks. The room' i of the 'circulation library has beenenlargeii` by eutb ng a,wide such to take' sin the epeee for-, Farmers and Poultrymen We Are Distributors of: Brooder Stoves (Coal, Oil and, Electric) Feed Hoppers and Water Fountains Lifeteria and Pioneer Feeds Oyster Shell Grit Dr. Salsbury's. Products Pratts Food Products Whi±eod' Feeding Oil Molasses Order Now for Immediate Delivery of R.O.P. Sired Chicks -- White Leghorn, Barred Reek,. Light Sussex, R.I. Red x B. Rock, R.I. Red x W. 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