Clinton News Record, 1945-04-26, Page 3others
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Mrs J Beacon has 'ino`ved frond',
Clinton and, ds oecupyang Mrs, A
,"',Thee regillstie meeting of ,the •," S. I Ariitstron 's houre an 1 ialn Street
{!, A was held rrr;ithe -work rooms:: We brd°,?hex,wglcenne to: the village
with 21 members and 2 visitovs pae a Mn., and MrS J: Atkinson and ',TRIM
sent, The; President,. Mrs, Tiewaztha;s: Maxnon;;were, .Mt'the village over the
,took the ebahr. The 'meeting opened: week end They haver+ leased' 1?'.
with 1 tninutes.silent prayer;, for^the:{ Cleave'a )cause` on1' Lqu1 a• StL'eet,
late Fresi;dent of, the• United:States'.anti moved thein effects from L.
Of Ameidea,• .and ai,.o.. enrayer for,; Atliinspnts , cotta8'e, on' 'the'', river
the Big .San F'rancisco Conference:
which stai;ted Wednesday
Three letters wee read -,from the
ollowing boys, Clayton Coopr, Ceeti'!'
u -Ilion,- M'orria Frame.
Dona t areg
tions g ratefully ' received
1''box ' of seeond.hand clothing from
Mrs, Jim Vincent; $6.60 'from the
Glee Club.
The collection. amounted, to $2.40.
• A delightfui lunch was served bg,
Mrs, MacDonald and Mrs, Tyndall.
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fighting lads have set us from the shoreline of France to the
soil of Germany. Whatever-tliemmmber, of Victory Bonds we
bought before . , . whatever the selfdenial ele-practised - .. NOW
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to back our armed forces on the road to Victory.
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HAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Cantelon, Strat-
ford, were the guests of ` Mr, .Her-
bert, And Miss M. McGregor last
week,
Mrs._ Wm. Moran of London spent
a couple of days last week with. her
father, Mr. S. C. Houston. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Wightman
who have spent the winter in Bay
City, Mich., returned to their hone
in the village on Thursday of last
week.
Mr. Charles Marks of Stanley
Ta�,vnship met with a painful acci-
dent on Wednesday of last week,
when he attempted to stop a team
of horses which was running away
at his home. He 'was: knocked down
andthey ran over him. He sustained
e broken shoulder and ribs and
-injuries to his legs. He was taken by
ambulance to Clinton Public Hos-
pital. His son, John, who was work-
ing at the whiffletree miraculously
escaped injury. The„Ceamwas halt-
ed` when they ran against a tree,.
Mr. Marks friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mr. A. E. Erwin has returned home
much improved in health.
Miss Lorna Westlake of Hespeler,
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake.
Mrs. Henry McClinchey recently
returned to her home in the village,
after having spent the ivinter with
her daughter in Preston.
OBITUARY •
MRS. FREDERICK STIRLING -
?VIrs. Frederick Stirling fourth
Concession. Goderich . Township, died
suddenly at her home on: Saturday
afternoon April 14th in her 55tH
year. Formerly Florence May Making
she was the daughter,of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Makins and
had resided in Goderich Township for
the past 31 years.,
Surviving besides her husband, are.
five children, Lloyd, serving over.
seas, Douglas and George of Goderich
Township, Mary, Mrs. Gordon Jewell
of Cplborne Township, and. Dorothy
at_ home; Two•sisters (Pearl) Mrs.
Edward Grealis of Clinton, (Flossie)
Mrs: Elmer Webster of•Varna; Two.
brothers, James Malcins,'Clinton and
Lloyd Making of Bayfield, and three
grandchildren. -
The funeral was held from Oran-
• ston's Funeral Home at 2 p.m.,
Tuesday April 17th. Interment was
in Maitland Cemetery.
Friends and relatives were pre-:
Sent from Clinton, ' Bayfield, Varna,
'London, Goderich Township, Sarnia
and Toronto.'
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MRS. J. W. ELLIOTT
Mrs. Eva Rebecca Elliott' wife of
Janes Wellington Elliott of Bruce -
field died Friday, April 20t1i at her
residence on their . far'm at 'Bruce -
field. Mrs, Elliott' had been in failing
health for the last' four years. Slie
was the daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs, 'John Reid, Varna, Stanley
!Township, She was married on Dec,
6th 1.9 6 a aures, n
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0 t J Wellington Elliott
and lived for a few years on their.
farm on the Goshen line, Stanley
Twp. Selling•their farm there they
Moved to their new home at Bruce -
field in 1918 where she has since
lived. The deceased was . an active
member of the Brucefield United
Church, , also , a` member of the
Women's. Association. She leaves: to
mourn their loss, her husband, Well-
ington, Three daughters and one son,
Kathleen, R. N. Marie and Beth
now (Mrs. T. A, Dutton) and Gor-
don, all of Brucefield, also three
sisters,. and three brothers, Mary of
Bayfield and.Ida a. twin sister, now
-Mrs. Bruce Merney of Detroit, Mich.,
Robert of Stanley; William E. of
Winnipeg and George of Flax Combe,
Sask. She' was .'predeceased' by two
brothers and one 'sister, Annie, J. H.
and John W.
The beautifuli floral Gifts and
great number offriends: who .called
to extend their sympathy was a
tribute indeed to the high esteem in
which Mrs. Elliott was held. Sonne
250 friends who called signed the•
register.. -
A private service was hell at the
house and then at the church. Inter-
ment was made in Baiad's Cemetery
These services were conducted by he
beloved ; pastor the Ret' G. • F. ' N
Atkinson. •
Pallbearers 'were,,neighbeurs, Jolt
Cairns, Hugh Beery, John' Wright
Ross Scott, Harry Zapfe and Joseph
Richardson. Flowerbearers were
Fred Rathwell, Clayton Elliott, Vie
tor Taylor, John Cornish; : Herber,
Stephenson and Lyle Hill. Friend
hem e distance ,were from 'Oakville
London, Detroit, St, Helens, Clinton
and Seafdrth,
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Joseph
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Herbert
Friends
Mrs. Claude Robbins and little
daughter Claudia, and Mrs. Arthur
Sullivan of Detroit, spent the week
end withtheir mother, Mrs. W. J.
McLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. F. Buchan of
Denville, visited the former's sister,
1VIrs. N. W. Woods, over the week
end. On their return on Monday they
were accompanied by W. E. Buchan,
who will visit them en route to bis
home in' Sasnatoon, after having
spent a fortnight with his sister.
Mrs. Sherlock Keyes of Varna, and
Mrs. Colin Campbell of Stanley
Township visited their mother and
aunt, Mrs. and Miss McICenzie for a
week Inst week.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnes of London,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Alf Westlake
far a few days this week.
Mrs. Jas, Robinson of _„London,
spent the week end in the village.
Mrs. E. R. Weston of Goderich
visited her sister, Mrs. Malcom Toms,
for a couple of days recently.
Dorothy- Connever's .play "You
Said It" drew round after rount of
applause from an appreciative aud-
ience, when it was staged in the
'Town Hall ,oil Friday Evening last,
The Director, J. II. 'Bates introduced
the laay and gave the cast of char-
actors which was as follows:
Mrs. Polly Gallop, Owner of Gallop
Ian, Mrs. Wm. Parker.
'Maisie Poole, Waitress at the Inn
Miss Jean Dunn.
Spencer Simple Clerk at the Inn
'Jacic Sturgeon.
Slugger Simmonds, Who is outside
the law- (Dual role.)
Mrs. Halt-Belmont-Cliffe, a
Society Matron, Mr;. G. Turner.
Naomi Belmone-Cl'ffe, Horten_e's'
charming daughter, Miss 5. Parker
Dol. Evard Wood, who claims he -
needs a rest, Leslie Elliott.
Cindy Atm Craig, A timid young
bride, Miss Melvena Sturgeon.
Hartley Craig, Her young husband,
Garfield Westlake
Mayme Lattimer, Who•'has a mind
of her own Mrs. L.':Scetchmer.
Bette Angelus, A professional model,
Miss Betty Lou Larson
Chick Playton, a detective Donald
McLeod.
Madame Rose Renault, A French
Opera Singer, Mrs, Jack Sturgeon
The three acts of this amusing
farce took place in the Reception.,
Room of The Gallop Inn. The plat
is woven around the love of the Clerk
Spencer Simple, who makes a' study
of poisons, for Naomi Behnont-. Cliffe
-daughter of a wealthy guest and the.
design of other guests at .the ,Inn,
Doc Evard Wood and 'his accomplice,
Madame Rosa, Renault, to steal, Mrs,
Hortence Belmonte's-Cliffe's jewels,
Spencer Simple disappears. Both the
love affair and the jewels are in
greater jeopardy when Slugger Sim-
monds.-„ arrives and plays the part
of Spencer Simple. He in. turn is
slightly inconvenienced by an old
friend, Mayme-Lattimee who comes
to the Inn fdr a meal, and isalso
followed by his wife Bette Angelus,
Hartley. Craig and his weeping
young bride add to the general, fun
Hartley has made 'a bet with his
College friend, Spiencer Simple, that
he cannot refrain from . using the
expression which annoys Naomi,
`You Said It' until she has,prom•ised
to marry hien. Mrs. Polly Gallop is
beseiged by complaints, particularly
from Mrs. Belmont -Cliffe but tact-
fully tries to straighten • out all
tangles. She is not aided 'in this by
her garrulous waitress, Maisie. Chirk,
Payton arrives to investigate ' the
robbery and arrests Doc. Wood And
Madame Rosa Renault The alis -
understanding between Spencer and
Naomi is traightened out, and Whet
rnotOet withdraws her' objection to
Spencer, when 5]le finds that he has,
faile'd•the robbers and her jewel's are
safe. Spencer wins the bet with Hart-
ley Graig and the play -ends, on
triumphant note with the expressions
Yoti Said It" .spoken by; Naomi.
Many of the roles were heavy and
all the players did credit to their
Director but two' who fairly sparkled
were, Madame --Rosa :; Renault and
•Hartley, Craig. A-' great deal'' of
credit -for the success of this play'
goes to Ohanles Gemeinhardt, who;
was the stilgc niahsget ,
Mr '!ittd Mrs. Spencer, Ervine
we're -in' Southampton for • several
days, Where, they attended.•the funer-
al of the latter's sister.
'-MS'. and Mrs. 11; 1VIoLaren and two
daughters, Miss Christineand. Mrs,
Harley v Mason, and babe of Port
Elgin,- visited ,Mrs. McLaren's sisters
Stirling over file
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week end
Miss Mary Reid 3•eturned home on
Tuesday, after having been called
to Brucefield, last week owing.' to
the illness and subsequent • death of
her sister, Mrs. W. Elliott. Sympathy
is extended'. to the family.
Misses Beaver and ': Gellman of
Zurich,; have • returned to The Old
Forge and are- preparing for the
Summer Season.
Creamery; Butter Prices
Effective May 1 adjustments will
be made in butter prices so that
ceilings will be more uniform. Ac-
cording to an announcement by the
Wartime Prices and Trade Board the
new regulations will provide whole-
salers and mantifacturers with uni-
form mark-ups rather than the pre-
sent method of using rigid basic
period price levels. Board officials
emphasiiedethat the order is a re-
distribution of price spreads, raising
the ,price slightly in some case, low-
ering #t in ethers. The overall effect,
however, will be a more uniform
price structure.
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Due Dates for
Ration Coupons
Coupons now valid are butter 90
to 104, preserves 33 to 46, sugar 46
to 57. -
After June 21 when the last of the
orange colored coupons 'become valid
"P" coupons will be good for the
purchase of preserves or canning
sugar. Use of the spare sheet of
"P" coupons is necessary because
20 extra preserves coupons, each
worth half a pound of sugar or the
regular value in preserves, are being
made available this year for the
purchase of 10 poni-tds of sugar for
canning.
Sales and Deliveries of
Goods
Regulations forbidding the deli-
very of good's-aunder a certain value
and r�rictions -governing exchanges
and refunds have been revoked•by the
Wartime Prices and Trade Board,
officials in the regional office re-
minded merchants and the public
following the reporting of some con -
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THE .:ONTARIO ELECTION, JiJNFf4th, • 1945
NOTICE OF SITTINGS OF RIOVISIING OFFICERS
TAKE NOTICE` of hearingconi taints of appeale
thin ..thee -sittings ' Revising` "Officer for the purpose 1? , •, , ,
e 1 rug pLegislative Assembly
with regard tothevoters, � of the•,. •member of the.. L.. y'_"
g Lists to be used at,the per -Tiling Election of a e
for each o -f the E'ectbt'al Districts of Huaon-Bruce, and, Huron, will be held for the respective municipalities
ansaid Districts, -at the followha ' entioneci h the' schedule `below, with 'the names of
g times and 1rlaces, m
the Clerk orf the: l evisan 'Officer d the a t date 101 uaking, complaints or a ,p-
g i or Each Mun`cipality, an 1 - ,
cols to the said Clerk.
Municipality Date of Sitting
Grey Township May 7111
Howiekhi •o n M •8th
T w p May
Wingham Town May' '9th
Brussels Village . May llbh
Mildmay Village ,. May 12th,
Carrick Township„.-... May 14th
Huron Township shi May15th
Ripley Village . May 16th.
Culross' Township May. 17th
Teeswater Village ; , :` May 18th
Morris Township . May 19th
HURON -BRUCE y
$y His Honour: Judge Costelli Klerk , of Revising; Offtoei s'
"Placeof Sitting Time, of Sitting `le, Last Day oeConipiaint.
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Township Hall, Ebhel , 19 00 a,m.,• J H mF.ear, Ethel 4 yi•', May 3rd
Township Hall, Gerrie • • 10.00 a,m.'. Isaac ,Amble,'Verdwich, May;' • 4th•'
Town Hall,' Wingham . . 10.00 a•m:: W A. Galbraith, Wingham, May 6'
Town Hall, Brussels 3.30 •p,in.• •R. S. Warwick, Brussels, -May 8th.
5. A. Johnston+s• Office Mildmay 10.00'' •J, A. Johnston, Mildmay Mey,eth'
J. A',. Johnston's Office Mildmay 10,00• J,. A. Johnston, Mildmay May 10th
TownshipHall, Ripley . 3.30 pm.. • . D. McKay, R. ,11.. 8, Ripley .may 11.
Ripley Mrs. Merle McLeod Ripley' May12
Council 'Chambers; Ripley'.: 3.30 p :m.'
Town Hall, Teeswater • , ] 0 ,00 a,m.•• J. S. McDonald; Teeswater May _ i1
Town Hall, Teeswater 3.30 atm. •J, Good, Teeswater May 16th.:
Township of -'Morris. . 3.30 p>m:' •George Martin, Brussels May 16th
Kirti:oss Township . May 21st. Township Hall,Holyi+cod ;10,00 aim:• •f• R..,Lane, R, R. 2 Holyrood May 14.
By. D. E. Helmes, Esq. '
Turnberry Township May 16th 7'ownshi Hall,Blueval , , 2.00 p,m. •• W R. Gruilcsliank, Wingham May 13
East Wawanosh Twp.:: May 12th Foresters' Hal, Belgrave „2.00 p.rn.• . R, R. Redmond', Belgzave.M'ay 9th
Blyth. Village May 8tli_ Community Hali, Blyth .: 2.00p.m.• •Gbrdon Elliott, Blyth May: 4th
Ashfield Township, , . , . May llth Townshi Hall, Ashfield '2.00 p.m.C, McDonagh, Lucknow R.14.3 May 8
Colborne Township May 16th
Township fall, Darlow .. 10:30 aim, •W .Sallows, Goderich 8..11.5 Mays
hilli s
Lucknow Ma
12th
+ Durnin P Y
07
p,
West Wawanosh Twp. .; .6wh
W sM
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Y Township T#a 1, Wost Wawanosh 10.30 • •
Lucknaw Village May 18th Town Hall, Luckriow . 10,30 p,m., .3. E. Agnew,. Lucknow , May 15th
HURON
By His Honour Judge Co„tello Clerk of Revising Officer
Place of Sitting Tine of Sitting - Last clay of C'OMplaint.
Township Hall, .Zurich . 10.00 a.m., . H. W. Brokenshire, Zurich May 6th
Community Hall, Londesboro 3.30 pm— Geo. Cowan, Londesboro May 9th
Carnegie Library Hall, Seaforth 3.30..J. Eckert, Seafonth •R.R. 1 May 10
Township Hall, Varna .... 3.30 pan., .C. C. Pilgrim, Varna .:. May 3rd
Township.Hall, Crediton 3.30 pan...L, B. Hodgson, Centralia May. 5th
C. Simpson's House, Brucefield, 3.30E. P. Chesney, Seaforth R:.R,4 May 4
Township Hall, Etirnville .10:00 a.m.A.W, Mongan, Herisall, A.R. 1 May 11
Town Hall, Seaforth . , , 10]00 a,rn. . . D. H. Wilson, Seafortit May 15611
Village Hall, Exeter 10.00 am. • .C. V. Pickard, Exeter .:May 12th
Court House, Goderich , 8.00 p.m. • . S. H. Blake, Goderich May 16th
Court House, _Goderich 8.00 pan, • . S. H. Blake, Goderich , . May 17th
By D. E. Holmes, Esq.
Court House, Goderich*.. 10.30 a.m.• .S. H. Blake, Goderich .. May 16th
Court House, Goderich ., 10.30 a.tn.•.S. H. Blake, Goderich, ..May 17th
Town Hal!, HensalI 2.00 pini. • • James A. Paterson, Hensall May 5
Town Hall, Clinton 2,00 p.m. • , M. T. Corless, Clinton . May 11
Town Hall; Clinton 8,00 p'.m. • .M. T'. Corless, Clinton May 17th
Miss S. Aeheson's Residence, R.G. 7`hounison, Clinton, RR,2 May 14
Holmesville 10.30 p.m, ,
All persons are called upon to e2amine the Voters' Lists to ascertain that their names are correctly enter•
ed therein.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the list to be so revised is Part 1 and III of the Voters' List prepare
ed for the above mentioned municipalities.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter in any of the said municipalities who desires to complain
that his name or the name of any person entitled to be entered on the said list for that municipality has
been omtted from the_ same, or that the names of any persons who are not entitled to be,voters have been.
entered thereon, may as above set out apply, complain or appeal to have his mune or the name of any other
person entered on or removed from the list.
. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such appeals must he by notice in writing in the prescribed form (in
duplicate) signed by the, complainant, and given to the Clerk of the Revising Officer or left for. hint at Ms
address as stated above. -
The lists of .voters may be seen at the office of the Clerks of the Revising Officer in each municipality as
above, '
For further information write to Mrs. J. B. Reynolds, Box 444, Goderich, Clerk for 'the Election Hoard' of
the County of Huron. ,
Municipality - Date of Sitting
Hay Township,_ May 11th
Hullett Township , . , , May 12th
McKillop Township . May 1.4t0
Stanley Township .... May 7th
Stephen Township ... May 11"h
Tuckersmith. Township May 3111
Usborne Township _.... May 16t11
Seaforth Town May 18th
Exeter Village May 16th
Goclerich Town May 19th
• Goderich Town May 21st
Goderich Town ' May 190
Goderich Town May 21st
Hensall Village May 9th
Clinton Town May 15th
Clinton Town May 21st
Goclerich Township May 17th
DATED AT GODERICH THE 20thDAY OF APRIL, A. D„ 1945. T. M. COSTELLO,
CHAIRMAN FOR, THE. ELECTION B'OA1D OF THE COUNTY OF HURON;:
fusion. Merchants are now free to delivery of articles valued at less returned within 12 days. Now each
effect their own policies regarding than $1 were forbidden, except in merchant may adopt and, carry out
deliveries and exchanges or refunds. certain specified cases. Refunds were his own program with respect to
Under the previous regulations the permitted provided the goods were these phases of fids business.
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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
ENERAL ELECTION.
JUNE 4th, 1945
Important. Notice
to Prospective Candidates
Returning Officers for all Electoral Districts in Ontario are authorized by
Paragraph 22 of the Active Service Voting ,Regulations, 1945, to accept
nomination papers of candidates in the pending Ontario General Election
at any time after they receive the Writ of Election.
MAKE SURE OF ACTIVE SERVICE VOTE
In orderto be sure of having their names available to Active Service Voters, .
candidates should file their nomination papers with the Returning Qfficer
for their Electoral District not later than MONDAY, MAY 7th, 1945.
' Every effort will, be made to make available tq Active Service Voters the
names of candidates who file their :gapers after May '7th, but owing to the
pressure of the war service in the use of cable and telegraph wires, no assur-
ance can be given that such names will be available for Active Service Voters
on polling days.
FILE YOUR NOMINATION PAPERS • WITH THE APPROPRIATE
RETURNING OFFICER BEFORE MAY 7th, NEXT, and make •sure your
name will beton the list of candidates supplied for the use of Active Service
Voters.
Alex. C. Lewis.
CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER
ONTARIO
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