HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-03-18, Page 3Johnston. Readings were given b
Mrs, Thomas Haggett and. Mi
e. Laura Philips; the topic "Thought
for Lent," was taken by Mrs.
vin Letherland; and a solo wa by Mrs. G. Taylor, accomp
anied by Mrs. R. J. Phillips. Ar
rangernents were made for a ba-
zaar to be held in the Orange
Hall on ,March 27. Mrs. Taylor
closed the meeting with prayer.
The Junior Red Cross met Fri-
day afternoon, March 12, when
the following program was 'enjoy -
,ed: piano instrumental by'Marlene
Easom; jokes„ Carol Beadle; re-
citation, Gladys McClinchey; read-
ing, Joanne: Easom; songs, Laura
May Letherland, Carol Beadle
and Ruth Hewitt; riddles, Margie
Wright and;piano instrumental,
Ruth Hewitt.
THURSDAY, MAR
18, 1948
• 'CLINTON NEWW-.RECORD
KIPPEN.
Re-elected to Office
W. R. Cooper, Kippen, was re-
elected secertary-treasurer of the
western division, Ontario Broth-
erhood of Threshermen and Farm
Power Operators at the 34th an-
nual convention in London Sat-
urday. Harvey Lyon, Oakville,
was re-elected president, Fred
Dobbs, Exeter, presented the re -
following numbers; Solos, Marlene
Ayre, with Arthur Finlayson, ac-
companist; solos, "Oh what a
beautiful morning," "Anchors
Aweigh," Edwin Hay, teacher of
S.S. 2; Tuckersrnith. Miss Jarvis
at the piano; vocal duets in Irish
costume, Ann and IVfarie Sinclair;
who sang for their numbers, "Pm
looking over a four-leaf clover,"
responded to with an encore, Mrs.
Sinclair accompanied on the
piano; vocal trio, Grant McGreg-
or, Tom Kyle, Bob Caldwell, who
sang "I'm an old cowhand " and
, FINED FOR ASSAULT e
PAGE FRRR
BRUSSELS -Hubert Griese was
fined $5 and costs and bound over
ftp keep the peace when he, was
convicted of assaulting his wife,.
early Sunday morning. He was
warnedby the court to stay away
from his wife andchildren, in the
future.
ey," accompanied by her mother
at the piano. A skit, "Why,' was
given by Mrs. Ross Chapman and
her daughter Gladys. Refresh-
port of; the nominating committee.' "We don't work for a living, ments were served and a dance
A Community. Family, night was I Arthur Finlayson accompanied held with music furnished by
held in the Town Hall, Hensaii, Ill, the boys with the guitar. The Alex McGregor, Hugh McMillan,
_Friday evening, March 12, spon- I boys were in cowboy costume. I Cecil Pullman, Mrs. R. Broadfoot,
sored by Kipper East Women's Audrey Walsh contributed a solo 1 Harry Norrla, Bill Collins, R. A,
Institute, with invitations extend -11n costume, "Little Annie Roon- Orr, with Glenn Koehler as floor
ed to members and all former manager.
eiienebers. Mrs. William Kyle,
president, was in charge of pro-
gressive euchre which was 'feat-
ured with 43 tables in play. Win-
ners were as follows: Ladies, Mrs.
Emmerson Anderson; gents, Gord-
on Wren; lone hands, ladies, Mrs.
Morley Cooper, gents, Jack Sin-
clair.
A delightful program was pre-
serited with Mrs. James McNaugh-
ton in the chair, and included the
;BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
LEGAL
H. T. RANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
Representing 14 Fire Insurance
Companies
Division Court Office, Clinton
FRANK FINGLAND, K.C.
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Albert St. Clinton
ARTHUR E. PARRY
COMMISSIONER, ETC., ETC.
By Royal Warrant
H. C. MEIR
BARRISTER -AT -LAW
Solicitor, Supreme Court of Ontario;
Proctor in Admiralty
Notary. Public and Commissioner
Office: Hotel Clinton
{lours; 2 to 5 Tuesdays and Fridays
CHIROPRACTIC
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McINNCTIC. C. -
FOOT CORRECTION
Huron St. Phone 207
ACCOUNTANCY
R. G. MCCANN
ACCOUNTANT and AUDITOR
Phone 476J Albert St. Clinton
ERNEST W. HUNTER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
57 Bloor St. W. - Toronto
ARTHUR FRASER
Income Tax Reports
Bookkeeping Service, etc.,
Ann Street Phone 353W
EXETER
ROY N. BENTLEY
COeVIE TAX - (Business, Private
or Farm Reports)
Bookkeeping Services -(Weekly
or Monthly)
Typing -(Private or Commercial
• work).
6 Regent St., ,Box 58, Phone 2311,
Goderich, Ont.
Telephone 170
D1TAL
DR, D. C. GEDDES
DENTIST
vett Block Clinton
Hours: 9-12 a.m.; 1.30.6 p.m.
VETERINARIAN
DR. G. S. ELLIOTT
VETERINARIAN
ne 203. Clinton
AUCTIONEERING
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly answered.
Immediate arrangements can be made
for sale dates at Clinton News -Record
er by phoning 203. Charges moderate
and satisfaction guaranteed.
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Specialist in Farm and Household sales.
Licensed in, Huron and Perth Counties.
Pekes reasonable, satisfaction guaran•
teed. For information, etc, write oz
phone Harold Jackson, RR. 4, Seaforth
Phone 14-661.
OPTOMETRY 'r. -
A. L, COLE, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted
Goderich - Phone 33
RUTH HEARN, R.O.
Optometrist
Huron lit..,. Phone 69
Clinton
woven=
MEMORIALS
Cemetery Memorials
T. PRIDE & SON
Clinton, Showrooms Open Fridays
See, J. J. Zapfe: Phone 103
INSURANCE`,
J. E. HOWARD
Hayfield, Ont..
Phone Clinton 624r31
Cat-Life-•-Fire-Aceident
Wind Insurance
If you need insurance, I have a policy
Life Accident, Sickness, Automo-
blle, Hospitalization, Household'
R. L. McMILLA,N, Bayfield
Phone: Clinton 634r15
THE MelfILLOP MUTUAL
rum INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Seafarth
OFFICERS, 1948 - President,
ELrjs. Leonhardt, Bornholm; Vice -
President, Hugh Alexander, Wal-
ton; Mgr. and Secretary -Treasur-
er, M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
DIRECTORS --Chris. Leonhardt,
Bornholm; Hugh Alexander, Wal.,
taint; Sam. H. Whitmore, Seaforth;
E. J. Trewartba, Clinton; Robert
Archibald Seaforth; John H. Me -
Ewing, Blyth' Frank McGregor,
Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth;
Hervey Fuller; Goderich.
AGENTS - John E. Pepper,
Brumfield, R.R. 1; Geo. A. Watt,
Myth, R.R. 1; R. S. McKercher,
Dublin, R.R. 1; J. F. Prueter,
Erodhagen:
Parties desiring to effect insur-
ance or transact other. business
Ml, l be promptly attended to on
IRpplication to any of the abo%re,
officers, addressed to theirreapec-
tlire;pond.offices. Losses Inspected
bir the dim Iiving, steward the •
pant Of
Lumber
and
Builders' Supplies
Now in Stock or Readily Available:
Birch Plywood - three -sixteenth, one-quarter
•
and three-quarter inch.
Swedish Board
Flexboard
Air . Seal Wallboard
Weldtex--staiated fir plywood panelling
Arborite-table and sink covering
Roofing, Insulation, Sash, Doors, Mouldings
1" Dressed Hemlock
2" Spruce
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The farm repair trade -carried on by my
predecessors -as well as custom saw-
ing and jointing, are being continued.
Agent for Garden City Ornamental Iron Works,
Steel Porch and Verandah Railings
Watch this column weekly for Building supply news
J. W. Counter
Lumber and Builders' Supplies
Albert and Princess Sts. Phone 2901 Clinton
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therefore the value, of your telephone.
Behind this story is one which is still bigger --a story of
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switchboards arid buildings as quickly as possible so that
you may continue to have the best telephone service at.
the lowest cost.
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Most people are listed in your
telephone' book. It saves time and
annoyance to make sure of a
number by looking it , up first.
Call oonly if t
number you seek sno not listed
the book.
J. AL GOODWIDN, Manager
AUBURN
Community Social
A community , social evening
was held in the Fon'esters Hall
on Friday night with a good at-
tendance, Ladies high score for
euchre. went to Mrs, C. W. Wbrsell
of Goderich Low score went to
Mrs. Kenneth McDougal. Gents
high score went ' to Mr. Harry
Woreell while low score went to
Warner Andrews.
scripture was read by Mrs. T S
ss. in the longs one ay. A native of Colborne served and distinguished civic ship, , Mr, Kernighan has served
s career of J. N. Kernighan, clerk the municipality as assesor, conn-
Al- of the First Division Court, was eller and reeve, and lays, claim
as marked Saturday when his family to being one of the oldest
and relatives gathered at. a ban- county councilors in the district.
• VETERAN HONORED quet to celebrate his 80th birth -
W. M. S. Meets
Mrs. Edgar Lawson gave her
home for the March meeting of
the W.M.S. of Knox Presbyter-
ian Church, The president presid-
ed and 'opened the meeting with
prayer. During the meeting per-
iod it was decide to make a don-
ation of $10 to the Canadian App-
eal for Children. The Easter,
Thankoffering meeting will be
held in the Church. The devot-
ional period was taken by Mrs,
Ellis Little. A reading was given
by Mrs, Herb Govier. The topic
the 2nd Chapter of the Study book
was taken by Mrs. Wellington
Good, Mrs, Lawson contributed a
reading. The roll call was answ-
ered by the name of a Missionary.
Mrs. Little offered the closing
prayer. The•hostess served re-
freshments.
St. Mark's Guild
The Ladies' Guild of St. Mark's
Anglican Church met in the Or-
ange Hall Tuesday, March 10,
with Mrs. Gordon Taylor in
charge, , Prayers were offered by
Rev, H. J. L. Henderson, and the
FINANCIAL REPORT
of Stanley Township
School Area
Cost of Instruction
Mrs. L. Reickert $1,291.50
Miss Edith McClenaghan 772.20
Mr. Wm. Leiper 772.20
Mr. Ken Trietz 848.40
Miss Mary C. Torrance 728.85
Mrs. Doreen Oesch , . , , 610.40
Mrs. .Anna Keys 562.80
I'Jiss Phyllis McBride 572.00
Miss 'June Miller 572.00
Mr. S. Rennie, music sup, 276.00
Miss Dougall, music sup. 40.00
Mr. S. Baxter, music sup, 48.15
Mr. D. Gill, music sup, 48,00
Mrs. R. Webster, supply 119,00
Receiver -General 434.20
Teachers' Federation fees 26.00
Total $7,721.70
Cost of Instructional Supplies
Jack Hood $ 2,92
Wm. McAsh 13.14
F. C. Hord • 344.19
Varna Library Board .., 37.50
McEwans Book Store , , 3.20
Mrs. Laurabelle Reickert 4.20
.Tune Miller 1.50
Total $ 406.65
Cost of Administration
Advertising, News -Record $13.65
Advertising, Seaforth News 8.59
Advertising, Expositor . , 10.08
Advertising, Free Press 3,96
J. T. McAsh, postage 16.06
Ont. Schol Trustees Assn, 10.15
Exchange of cheques .., 2.49
Frank McCowan, mileage 6.37
Harvey Taylor, mileage . 4.27
Lyle HiII, mileage 5.95
Wm. McKenzie, mileage 5.40
A. Parsons, mileage6.95
Stanley Twp„ auditing 10.00
Geo. L. Reid, salary . , . , 150.00'
Mileage 42.35
Total $ 296.27
Cost of School Plant Operation
G. Broadfoot, caretaker, 1 $150,00
Mrs. Taylor, caretaker, 10 150.00
Wilf. Chuter, caretaker, 6 150.00
Mrs. Reickert, caretaker, 7 100.00
P. Workinan, caretaker, 7 49,00
Wm. Leiper, caretaker, 14 60.00
Mrs. M'Kenzie, caretaker, 14 35.00
Mrs, Switzer, caretaker, 14 12.00
D. McBride, caretaker, 14 26.45
Stew. Broadfoot, water, 1 28.00
Glen Broadfoot, water, 1 20.00
A. G. Grigg, coal, No. 1 115.55
A.J. Johnston, cedar, No. 6 3.00
Harold Soper, supplies , 9.66
159.24
H. R. Hawkins, supplies 7.85
N. O. Johnston, supplies 4.50
Moyer's School Supplies . 9.00
Moore Bros, repairs, mower 1,40
John Elder, ladder 14.50
Middleton Drugs, supplies 19.40
Drysdale Hdw., supplies 3,95
Ball Bros., supplies. 10.66
W.V. Roy, Fed, Agr. fees 20.00
Wm. McAsh, supplies ., , 81.17
Mrs. L. Reickert, supplies 12.60
Ed. Glen, water, No. 1 5.00
Glen Broadfoot, supplies ' 1,20
Mrs. H. Taylor, cleaning 15.34
P. Workman, supplies 3,12
Wm. Leiper, supplies 2,00
F. McCowan, supplies 3,55
W. Chuter, extra cleaning 6,00
Long Distance phoning . 1.30
Total $1,290.46
Cost of School Plant Maintenance
Hay Township Ins. Co$. 31.75
H,C. Lawson, Acc. & Liab. 9158
Ed. Fink, repairs, No. 14 16,75
McKillop Fire Ins. Co, ,I 10.00
D. Skeife, decorating No..1 310.25
W. Welsh, piano, No. 6 100,00
O. Chevalier, piano, 8 & 10 30.00
M.E. Merrier, leveling No. 6 17.50
Total $ 607.133
Cost of Auxiliary Agencies
Transporting pupils to
Nat. Film Pictures .._$ 111.00
Transporting pupils, Zurich 12L00
Transporting pupils to
Music Festival 35.00
Music Festival fees 6.15
Wm, Leiper, picnic sup10.00
Mrs. Reickert, picnic sup. 10.00
H. Soper, picnic supplies 10.15
McEwans, recreation sup. 13.54
Bayfield Age Society 15.00
Mrs. Reickert, Xmas sup9.90
W. McAsh, Xmas supplies 10.00
Mrs. D. Oesch, Xmas sup. 2.95
Total' $ 354.69
Summary of Receipts
I. in bank, Jan. 1, '47 $4,206,90
eque from No. 6 795.94
gislative Grant 6,316.08
Township Grant 3,000.00
Trustees Levy 2,191.58
SaSamFlewitt, fees 21.02
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Total. Receipts.. ...$16,532.12
Summary of Expenitures
Cost of ` Instruction ....$7,721.70
Cost Instructional Supplies 406,85
Cost of Administration .. 296.27
Cost of School Plant Op. 1,290.46
Cost of School Plant Mtce 607.83
Cost of Auxiliary Agencies 354.69
Total Expenditures $10,877.80
Cash in bank, Jan. 1, '48 $5,854.52
Audited and found correct, W. A.
Grant & Co. Auditors, London,
Ont.; Geo; L. Reid, Secretary.
Treasurer.
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