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Clinton News-Record, 1948-05-20, Page 9'THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1948 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE NINE NEWS OF Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacKay 'zed Barbara Jo -Ann, ,Kintail, -were rith Dr. )3. C. Weir; J. J. Wilson visited with his 'daughter, Mrs, Harold Nicholson, ,and Mr. 'Nicholson, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. harry Rinderk 7iecht and Maynard, Detroit, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. George ;Beadle, Mr.' and Mrs. Herb. Mogridge, Misses June and Betty Marsh vis - 'sited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh :Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacKay .and daughter, Barbara Jo Ann, Kintail, visited Dr. B. C. Weir, on -Sunday. J, 3. Wilson visited his dau- ghter, Mrs. Harold Nicholson and ;Mr. Nicholson, Seaforth, at the, 'weekend. Mr: and Mrs. Harry Rinder- knecht and son, Maynard, De- , AU$.uRN. troxt, -spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Beadle. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mogridge, Misses June and Betty Marsh, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, Kitchener. Mrs, Thomas Doyle who spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Karry .Anderson and Mr,, Anderson, Lucknow, has returned hone. Mrs, Thomas Doyle, who spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs Harry Anderson; and Mr. Ander- son, Lucknow, ,has returned home, NOTICE W. O. Sankey, Foot specialist, of London, will be at R. 3. Philips' store ,on Wednesday afternoon, May 26. 21-b Many Attend Show Large crowds attended the "Jolly Jim Perrin" show in the Foresters hall on Wednesday and 4 ANOTHER "FIRST" FOR THE DREW I GOVERNMENT • • 0 • • HOSPITAL GRANTS When additions and improvements were at first contemplated for the Hospitals at Goderich, Clinton and Seaforth, nn Provincial help was expected, but the Drew Government saw the need of helping Hospital Boards all over the Prov- ince rov4ince both in building and maintenance. For building purposes alone the following appropriations were made, and payments made as the work of building progressed, which is the custom in all eases: GODERICH approximated $24,000.00; plaid to date $18,000.00 CLINTON approximated $25,666.00; paid to date $19,250.00 SEA FORTH approximated $25,000.00; paid to date $25,000.00 Maintenance Grants will also be increasedto the extent of 235% over the 1947 grants or over 55,000,000.00 will be expended for this purpose. • • • • • "Keep the Drew Government in Power and Ontario Strong" Vote For TOM PRYDE! / Published; by Huron Progressive Conservative Association iI 21-b Thursday evenings., In, Clinton Hospital Mrs, Robert Craig is it patient in Clinton Public hospital where she underwent an appendix oper- ation Thursday morning. BYPU Meets The BYPU held their monthly meeting on Sunday evening with. Billie Robertson presiding dnd Evelyn Raithby at the piano. The. Scrpiture was read by Bob Wil- son and prayer - was offered by George Raithby., Reading by Leonard Good, trio by Grant Al- lan and John Raithby; duet by Misses Margaret Jackson and Evelyn Raithby, .accompanied by Mrs. R. J. Phillips. The topic was given by Frank Raithby. The meeting was dismissed with the Mizpah Benediction. Newlyweds Honored A reception was held in the Foresters Hall on Friday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Leo Ziler (nee Jean Scott). A large crowd attended. Following lunch hour Mr. and Mrs. Ziler were called to the platform and Mrs. Thomas McNall read en address, expres- sing congratulations and good wishes, and Mrs. Wesley Bradnock presented them with a well-filled purse of money. Mr. Ziler ex- pressed his appreciation. Musie for dancing was supplied by the Auburn Orchestra. WMS Meets Mrs, Ellis Little gave her home for the May meeting of the WMS of Knox Presbyterian Church. The president, Mrs. Edgar Law- son, presided and opened the meeting with prayer, The Scrip- ture, Luke 10: 15-37, was read by Mrs. J. C. Stoltz, who gave meditation on same and offered prayer. Mfrs. Wesley Bradnock gave part of a chapter of the Study Bonk on "Our Church for the Canadians," and Mrs. Gordon Dobie gave paper on Hospital Work. A reading was contributed by Mrs. Don Haines. The secre- tary, Mrs. Fred Ross, read an in- vitation from Blyth WMS to at- tend their meeting on May 21st. This invitation was accepted. It was decided to observe the 60th anniversary of the WMS in June, and to invite some other aux- iliaries. The roll call was re- sponded to by 15 members and one visitor. Mrs, Stoltz offered the closing prayer. The host- ess served refreshments. Death of Mrs. Bert Fowler Mr. Donald Fowler received word of the death of his sister-in- law, Mrs, Bert Fowler, Wolsley, Sask., on Sunday, May 16. The deceased was the former Jessie McEwen, Hensall, Following her marriage to Bert Fowler some 40 •iS t Iti3E. 1` ARQ 444 ,.4x?. ti..: {4H -44-0:4 f{ f{f :4: w {.1.:.1 HW +.1. 40: } f 1 —4. X444 i141? -4.! ,44. INie 3 BEAVER POWER TOOLS SALES NOM r• SERVICE FULL STOCK OF BE AVER POWER TOOLS Come in and see these Tools demonstrated Jervis Chick Hatchery -- Clinton, Ontario YOUR FURNACE will be Eating Itself Away THE NEW, NEVER - BEFORE OFFERED Six -way service plan for any type of furnace. No matter if your furnace is handfired, heated by oil, or if you have a blower or stoker. 'S6.00 Complete Your fuurnace has worked hard all Winter. Clean it up NOW, before you start in on your own Spring klleaning. Have it ready to do an efficient heating ,job when needed. -.rr+-a+4-4-a+ +o• 1.4-4,•-••-•-4,46-4-0-.4-•- PLUMBING ZNOW IS THE TIME TO INSTALL A NEW MODERN BATHROOM! We can 'give you immediate service. 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PLUMBING --- HEATING ELECTRICAL AND SHEET METAL WORK PHONE 19 SEAFORTH T Port A111ert Arpgrxt_' Reverts to Farn land Two Western Ontario 'airports have disappeared from official air maps as a result of recent de- commissioningmoves of the De- partment of Transport, The emergency landing field at Strathburn, near Glencoe, built. for United States airliners flying over this district, has been closed. The former RAF landing base near Port Albert also is being stripped of all lights and airway equipment. This field has been declared surplus and will revert to farm lands, The Port Albert base; largest British air station in Canada dur- ing the war, has been gradually disappearing as buildings were sold and equipment removed. It is expected the hard surface runways will be torn up and tho land used again for farming. Stanley Township Mr. and. Mrs. Melvin Bennett, Goderich, spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale. Mrs. Harold Penhale spent a few days last week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, George S. Hodgson, Wilton Grove, Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes and daughter, Alma, spent part of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Penhale, Bronson Line. c CADETS PRAISED WINGHAM — Brigadier H. A. Sperling, CBE, DSO, commander of Western Ontario area, compli- mented Wingham High School cadets on their fine showing at the annual inspection. years ago they went to Wolseley, Sask.,where the resided Y ever since Besides her husband, she is survived by one son, Mansel, also of Wolseley, also one brother, John McEwen of Hensall, and a sister in London, The funeral took place at Wolseley, on Tuesday. Presbyterian WMS Mrs. Ellis Little was hostess for the May meeting of the W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian Church, The president Mrs. Edgar Lawson, pre- sided, Scripture was read by Mrs. J. C. Stoltz. Mrs. Wesley Bradnock read part of the chapter of the study book, "Our Church For Canadians," and Mrs. Gordon Dobie gave a paper an "The Hos- pital Work." A reading was con- tributed by Mrs. Don Haines. Dur- ing the business periodd it was decided to observe the 60th ann- iversary of the W.M.S. and to in- vite some of the other auxiliaries. An invitation from the Blyth M.M.S. to attend their meeting on May 21, was accepted, AUCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS of the Estate of the late Mrs. J. O'Brien, en the Bayfield Road, Brucefield, on SATURDAY, MAY 29 at 1.30 p.m. sharp, the following: 3 bedroom suites; Ostermoor mattress; inner spring mattress; large walnut chest of drawers; 2 .rugs 9'x12'; couch; extension table; kitchen table; dining room and kitchen chairs; 2 small tables; Raymond sewing machine; 8 -day clock; hand washing machine; wringer; 2 tubs; copper boiler; cook stove; Quebec heater; 3 - burner gasoline stove; 3 -burner Perfection coal oil stove; electric iron; electric toaster; 2 electric lamps; oil lamps; ironing board: lawn mower; wheel barrow; gar- den tools; axe; meat saw; cooking utensils and numerous other articles, TERMS—CASH MISS R. M. ROUATT, Prop. EDW, W. ELLIOTT, Auct. 21-22-b AUCTJQN SALE of FARlekletPI,E& ENT$,, FEED and HOUSEHOL D EFFECTS, at 'Lot " No 22, , Conee'ssion 2 McKillop Township, at the home of. the late George Aberhart, 114 miles north and 1 mile east of Seaforth, on ;r THURSDAY, MAY 27 at 1.30 pm. sharp, the following; IMPLEMENTS—M.H. binder, 7 ft. cut; M,il. manure spreader (nearly .new); McCormick Deer- ing mower, 6 ft, cut (nearly new) side delivery 'rake; hay lqader; out -throw disc (tractor hitch); land roller; spring tooth cultivat- or; 3 -section harrows; walking plow; hay rake; wagon and box; gravel box (new); rubber tire democrat with pole (suitable for show purpose hay car; 100 ft. rope; cutter; set of 2000 lb. sdales; set of double harness; set of single harness; number of cedar posts. FEED —12 ton of mixed hay; quantity of straw. FURNITURE—Philco cabinet radio; battery cabinet radio; din- ing room extension table; side- board and chairs; sewing machine; dressers; beds, springs and mat- tresses; cook stove; heater; cup- board; 2 kitchen tables and num- erous other articles, TERMS—CASH HENRY LAWRENCE & SONS, Proprietors EDW, W. ELLIOTT, Auct. 21-b AUCTION SALE of Household Effects of the Estate of the late Mrs. Jennie Morris, Wellington St., Clinton, on SATURDAY MAY 22nd. at 1.30 p.m. sharp the following 2 oak 3 piece bedroom suites; dining rocm extension table; sideboard and chairs; 2 wicker rocking chairs; other rocking chairs; arm chair; day bed; philco cabinet radio; oval small table; other small tables; chest of draw- ers; Axminster rug and pad 9' x 12'; Axminster rug 7' x 9'; writing desk; Moffat electric range and annex; singer sewing machine; kitchen cabinet; 2 kitchen tables and 6 chairs; floor lamp; table lamp; 2 card tables; 4 folding chairs; hall mirror; 8 day clock: mantle clock; alarm clock; vacuum cleaner; fireside screen; drapes; scatter rugs; runners; quilts; linens; ironing board; lawn mow- er; hand washing machine; laun- dry tubs; garden tools; copper boiler; toilet set; pictures; trunk; books; .dishes; cooking utensils and numerous other articles. Terms—Cash FRANK FINGLAND Executor to the Estate EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer WOOL Deliver your , clip this year to H. M. Jackson in Seaforth. Whenever possible we will grade your clip while you are at the Warehouse, and you can see for yourself how your wool is graded, and at the same time save all the bother of shipping to a dis- tant Warehouse. You will find our prices right. H.M. Jackson Goverment Grading Station No. 29 SEAFORTH 19-25-b The Election Act Form 25 (Referred to in Section 88 (4$1 NOTICE OF HOLDING AN Advance Poll or Polls F O R Railway Employees, Sailors and Travellers Electoral District OF HURON NOTICE is hereby, given that pursuant to the provis- ions of the Election Act (Section 88) a poll will ' be opened on •, Friday and .Saturday, the 4th and 5th days of June, from eight o'clock in the forenoon until five o'clock in the after- noon and from seven o'clock in the after- noon until ten o'clock in the afternoon, (Daylight Saving Time). The polling places for the Electoral District of Iluron will be located at the TOWN HALL in GODERICIH, and the TOWN HALL in CLINTON, for the purpose of .receiving the votes of railway employees, sailors ,and travellers whose employment is such as to neces- sitate I8heir absence from ;time to time from their ordinary place of residence, or who have reason to believe that they will be absent upon the day fixed for the elee'tion. The ballot box will be opened and the votes counted at 7 o'clock (Daylight Saving Time) ' in the afternoon of Monday, the 7th day of June, 1948, at the said place. DATED at. Goderich this 18th day of May, 1948. FRANK R. DARROW, K.C., Returning Officer. 21-22-b v .^ --B,40 x+4.44-+-+-61- +/moi-*-4.-0-gas+•... 13Th Annual Perth CountySh�wHorse , SALE and SHOW of SWINE Agricultural Grounds, Stratford WEDNESDAY, - JUNE 2 — PROGRAMME --- Ontario's outstanding One -Day Heavy and Light Horse Show. There will be 4 rings and 4 judges. , Judging will commence at 12,30 noon and will include the following: Clydesdale, Percheron and Belgian Stallions; Agri- cultural and Heavy Diaft Teams, four horse hitch; all line classes of heavy horses. Thoroughbred, Standard Bred, Hackney and Coach Stal- lions; Carriage and Roadsters, Half Bred Hackneys; Ponies, Express and Delivery, Hunter and Saddle on the line; Tandem hitch, lady driver, team and single road races. • Swine Show and Sale • Judging at 12.30; Sale at 2.15; 37 Registered Yorkshires, + in- cluding bred and open sows, young boars, and market hogs. 1 ADMISSION: A u d It c• Children, s 50 C dr n 25c• Grandstand Free For catalogueofi sale or prize lists write to: R. E. White, Secretary, Stratford. Fostee M. 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