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Reeve Victor Falconer of Clintontamest. Interment was made in Cl.im
left his ear parked on a Seaforth ten cemetery.
street for about half an hour and New Bridges To Be Erected
came back to end it gone: County
The road C
Constable Helmer' Snell who was committee of the Cannty
ounels he.decided to construct two
,called to investigate. found the car bridges over the Maitland River this
travelling toward. S.eaforth. fust west
of Dubh,. The drover had been ask- u Bide::•. Both are. located ,poet south
ed to drive a similar model home for F Ethel and are not a.great dastans e
a friend and upon discovering he had apart, Thay wild reptaer old struct
ores which collapsed during the pass
the wrong car had started hack to twe:re months, one only a few deeks
return it to its rightful owner,
ae"' Tie 'natter is known as the Cron
Going To London —
id
Dr. George S. Elliott leave, :hart nmgham ifridge. Two i i foot 'rr
ly for London where he will conduct `rami spans of reinforced conca &e
he
a small animal hospital He is the iviIl be built here. and Farther np the
rirer, closer to E
youngest son of Mrs. Elliott and the Ethel, a .90 -foot rein -
youngest
late George H. Elliott. well ltnowa forced concrete span will be erected,]
. auctioneer and politician, and alter The carry may have to do the Rork
graduating at Guelph in 19.1 came to itself. only one tender having been
his home town, where be has prae-' received so far. and it is said not co
be tised successfully ever ,,ince.--Clinton bridge
• The old eiugCunningham'
\ews•Reeard. bridge structure is now being reran
Took Wrong Car — ad
Caldwell-Colquhoun — Lightning Attacked Bicycle —
Hydrangea. red roses and eve During the electrical storm which
greens in beautiful arrangement in struck the dietriet with such furry. a
the bay window at the bride's home bol[ of lightning came close to melt-
formed
eltformed the setting for the marriage in a bicycle. owned by Bruce Pick-
of
ickof Jean Lorene . Calmuhoun, eldest ares Leto a twisted heap of scrap
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Cdr mesal. 'While she young lad was her-
houn, Clinton. and William Leonard lag his dinner at the Pickard home
Caldwell, RCAF, Janis, son of Mr. me Church Su -see he leaned his two -
and Mrs, P.ohert Caldwell. L and w- .: wheeler up against a Maple eta at
boro. The ceremony was performed the front if the yard. Several ersone
by Flight I.ientenattt D. J. Lane of saw the bole strike the topmost
She Harbour, and minister of Clinton branches of the tree. carom ao dawn
Prmbyterian Chnrc3. Mrs . ti`a•nes=_ the trunk- leap to the bicycle. and
Allen. Croneatay, .aunt of the bride, then seemed to whip TLc1ot[sW MUD
played the weddiag mange, Garen in the g':mun+d•_ t ea,rnittstion of the bike
reeeriage by her grand -father, Mr. rereated not a trace of the lightnings
ar=cher Colquhonrt of Stata, he beide prank,. other than that one of the
wore a white shee.r lest lengrh rubber Baa n: N i was barren off. —
ress with inseres of elseeeille leer lvaisley Adroeate.
She wore a she^ leer ...length reit Is Candidate —
canghs with orange ble sr„ and car -
toed a '33 greet of redo z :e *ossa rain Petr_ ell T. Kelley of Iron,)
ti
a bo-earrth-a. The bred, was a cad- adTerdting eaecntare boa on 6'238- I
e�o 'A II..r SStor, 145 T i ,1 an al the PriGgi•_SITe C2in3ex TaalTria,
yVtaei L Tla tr6
inn as beideeee - ,, wed^ t a street a= loon r2utWartb as weir stun-
�� drams IIB ;ale era` darva nearer re the p,o,s,acial eleet?o z t
OZ An e. 4th. air. Bel- is a former ;
alone
C. D.+C. Colgthsem RC_F. 3e _ °ied Saskatv?aewan
g3 4A 4 3 b? Z f the
▪ deathJ em Hog==ar ia his 65th
.` the Pa7ene7 Ca▪ :_c. e • ra -.. at
Iter. s� ? u 'KSei:Sti �._
_ where he. ha. -wiled. to lA a. s,
g_- a • �g H_ wee bore en Jeeer 25th, 2-7_. t3
1.1fre.
srm Of the., eaee Dae. $
bra: garz and Mars Brawn mead is scarTivel
. ha~ed▪ =_• cl a eur_=a,ee oy widow ani he Trail.
clan e
o= Oil 22..^d_. d M.'S. eereete. of
a: fin ~ C, Also six brother,: George of
i ▪ -n.o, Med AC. Cali- Cs- aI Ci-, Marito'ssa^ r
Cha les. Se
-. -c.-.r tri .. u
a ::ss* - drew aud s. -s:e- of Hal er and
Ja- W ' s if Clinton. and one eeeter.
Recovering From O-cerrsos — 3=='` +•s'r€K-� Addison 3; H.,3_ t. An--
24.7. Jos. _air:. • :own ether sister Mrs. John Gibbing- pee
oar -are.^_ beeca- e o: _._ keeg d• de as rims ie =r„�rt x�k para
ear a and asters oen • eeeetal e? i\ -Pr!^
life L Exeter
Flet_ , encu, „ e: an opeV Pasted To Mannino Depot
con :rhes^ Do a:d Svensbuaree son of Mr. ar.and
Wl ala 2y eT n -ng 01 ' _. s., ?r c ales. Rey Seemeherase. Gad_nen, has
daughter. Mrs,C. L. Graves. and iii s i,'h: h~ ee] costa_ a:' the
es:
ter. Mere. App:eford. were down :0 dale a_r rioal School. H=s been him on Tuesday and a th a•= :t .se 'honors, and has been
reposes :lass ccs
is getting aeon roasted X_ the 3ear��,srg Deprsi, at
A
Time Ad ocate. T a on r,
The
—
Gies
Duncan McArthur
•IIe Wesley i:nitsd Church Giest Grand Bend —
pa -.o.
age. Landon,, was the scene of a qme, Her.. Du^sar; t1tn. h^.ter^ Onario,
bo: p : e wedding when/ilea v fats f Ef seas° died sndel-uy
Ela° da •ghter of Mrs. Hervey and -a=; w r=f :tear;
the late C P Hervey, r� r .ser, wac IInem at Maple Grose. north.
united Ln marriage with 'gear: tea ' Gram Bend. He was $:t --,yens'
Harry 31a:rrice Hee-neon. r_f C^,t r i4r. ears c.fErn31eAetbrir apparent•
sod ,i me. a ill and tae :a s va` `rgeel _earth. tie Baa a Cing
lie[ ro ;f
W -'--.pe '
C. +s:: a fa 3. le �eicDere td. a Lonien
W , Rer, r.
Wtiaehi:.gton wee the efecialleg cis.
sera;• 'ai-
Mrs. John Watkins, Clinton —
31ai cha Amelia Jenathe. - dew
Jelin OVackinie died at Canter. in he.
83rd year after a lingering illness.
She was a daughter of the late Will-
iam and Charlotte Jenkin, and was
horn in HYilett Township near Lon-
desboro. In 1906 she married John
Watkins who predeceased her eve
years ago. They resided in Clinton
all their married life. There survive
two sons, Hary, Clinton, and William,
Brantford; two daughters, tOliret
Mrs. Frank Brant, Mount Forest. and
talars: 31rs, Sydney Rowe, Toronto,
two stepdaugbters (Jessiet airs. John
Giasford, St. Catharines. and 1:4ellies
,Mrs. Wallace Powell, hipper, also
eleven grandchildren and one sister.
lass Louie Jenkins, Winghant. The
departed was Anglican in religion.
The funeral was held from St. Paul's
church, where Rev. G. W, Moore eon -
ducted the service, assisted by Res..
Windham of Mount Forest. The L, 0.
B.A. conducted their service at the
terse/are, The pallbearers were 31 J.
Agnew. K. Sttnitn, L. Planter, P J.
Watkiha; C0ialna. Wallace Prewgii,
Seaecaoili.. and Frank Smolt of Mount
r
;c D.:21-174 to ,'ghee 15' McAc nor
'tee erre atea e teener was rale& from
Hi..,..... est. _.- 31='Ar leer sneered her
._ 07: a «" ▪ abo se noon the
-.en, eay and feend her husband
flee; De. .-.:then sat for 41126;
E.es- 11, ...- i lan] Legieeas... lie
,vas a na:_re Duron (me. Tse
Omen:: was held in Lendoe ren Fri-
day
-
day .tom the home of hie bre:her-b-
e z•, Ray Lawson.
Knitting Factory Starts —
No time- is being lost ix: getting
Goderieh's new Indnatry. a branch of
the Holsproof Hoeis y Co. of Canada.
Into operation. Mr. Len Vivaisak has
come from the company's London
plant to take charge of the factory on
East street. and Mr. Joseph R. )3en-
tert, the company's superintendent
at London, was helping to get the
plant in operation. Machines are In-
stalled and knitting will begin at
once,
Joins Examiner Corps—
Word from Listowel is that D. L
Hill. formerly 00 the staff of Goder-
icb 'Collegiate institute, and for the
last eight years principal of Listowel
High School, has been accepted into
the Army Examiner Corps and deft
ThiliIUWAYr t1141 -,Y 10, 194
Bast weelt for London on his way to dowers were yellow roses and cern-
Three Rivers, Quebee; for au officer's ,dowers, The best loan was Murray
tranlittg course. Air. and Mrs. Hill Hetheriustou, and the ushers were
are graduates of Seafortlt Collegiate Harold Blackstone, Jr., brotberin•law
institute, and were formerly 'resid- of the bridegroom, and BIIl Ross, all
tansy of Seaforth, of,Goder£eh, After the ceremony the
award -Lane — wedding party returned to Goderieh
where a reception was held at the
home of the bride's. parents, East
street. Later air, and Mrs. .Edward
left be motor for a weding trip
through Quebec provinee, the bride
traveling in aa apricot sheer' wool
suit. On their return they will reside
ou
Keays street, Goderich, Out-of-
town guests were preseut from Sar-
nia, Toronto. Owen Sound and ;Miont-
real.
Engagement.—
Mr, and Mrs, William. Edward
Winer, Exeter, announce the engage-
ment 01 their daughter, Susan Alma
Winer. Reg,?„ to Dr. Campbell Mc -
Lagan, London, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey James McLagan, 3litchell,
the marriage to rake place on August
Y In Trivitt Memorial church, Exeter.
Beautifully decorated with regal
1Llies, shasta deletes awe fern, the
Presbyterian church, Clinton, was the
scene of a tiedduig 'of interest on
Saturday afternoon wben Madeleine
Elizabeth, only daughter of Rev. Da -
rid James Lane and Mrs. Lane,Gode-
rieb, was united in marriage to Clay-
ton H, Edward, Goderieh. The cere-
mony was performed by Aer, Andrew
Lane, Clinton, unele of the bride, as,
silted by her father, Rev. D. 3. Lane.
The wedding .music was played by
Mrs, Murray Hetherington and dur-
ing the signing of the register Miss
Elizabeth Whitely. Toronto, the
bridegroom's cousin, sang "At Dawn -
ewe". The bride, given in marriage by
her father, looked lovely In a graceful
gown of irory satin. She carried a
bouquet of white roses and bonrtirdia.
'Bliss Doris Belger, Ma_ illott Ohio, Attend Camp ---
college
college classmate of the bride, as Among Wove attending the young
maid -of -honor, and Min Mary Lane, people's camp at the Goderieh Sum -
Clinton, the bride's cousin, were mer School grounds at Dunlop last
gowned alike in chalk white- Their week were Maxine Edighoffer, Willa
YOUR BREAD 10
ttetil SY TO Til i ;/
*«Ma,MMnmm:ub,ms+rmnwnemWn,-+.
WITH ROM Year
ra
Only 2 a day
ensures against
baking failures!
WRAPPED AIRTIGHT FOR
DEPENDABLE STRENGTH
•e
Mad.
in CoeedJ
Carroll, Mitchell; Lenore Norminton,'
Ruth Hess, Donna MaEwen, Marion
Sangster, Hensall; Mary McDonald,
Walton, Viola Marks, Walton; Glen
Gemmell, Egmondville; Bill Robin-
son, Goshen.
'I don't know why the men grum-
ble. This soup is excellent."
"Whey wouldn't grumble sir, if
the cools would admit it is soup, mut
he insists it's coffee."
THE LIFE STORY OF HARRY NIXON, PREMIER OF ONTARIO
A
Horsy Nixo• n's people were United Empire Le'al'ssts.
His farm waspioneered by his grandfather qv r 100
years ago_
Onto{ii ts, premrcr was born op tbg farm in Aprjl, 1891
He vats christened Harry Corwin Nixon and is always
Coned Iset Plein Borry
He attended tate litttp Sett school house down the logo.
Nights, mornings, Saturday odd holidays his helped
on the forth.
kfigh Se:.00l H firoatfard was an exciting.
eace
so 'tang Kaa3, bout 1 snacked hard acid d
Four years of more hard work at Ontario Agricultural
College. Guelph, eeosed Horsy Nixon a studious end
determined man and earned 'him the 8.5.ft, degree.
He returned to the form, his chosen life work. Oa
October 28, 1914, he married Alice Jackson, a azpelplp
girl who hod graduated from MacDonald Hall:
Rase r Bee i.e.. Henry Khan well, .kaaw bis to be o
disci c4 s0m,d bs3nns od5rnest as well as a success,ul
-ckr-t former
Working in his own quiet way, Nixon's qualities of
leadership earned him a seat in the Ontario house in
1919.
At 28, Harry Nixon was the youngest Cabinet Minister
in Canada,
The Nixon {army are hurcrs-0003 They aaead the
United C.'wrcb at S:•. Gg_
Y herr er ze.the Iran de of t ie Parlio.:ret Buildings, he
1iker SO relax:P/1AL Shirt eeevaatthe end ofes busy day.
•
The Hixon family bin uniform: Son Jackson, R.CA-F.,
was killed m action over Germany Katherine, R:GA.F„
Y/.D., is overseas; Margaret is doing confidential work
at Ottawa. Both, daughters married service men Sob
14t is working on the form.
Harry Nixon has been a member of the legislature
for Brant continuously since 1919, but forming is his
occupation and he works at it.
Nixon's quietly efficient ways and original thinking
earned film a high place in government councils. At
45 he was many times Acting, Prime Minister,
.Mrs. Nixon is a friendly, motherly woman; o -gracious
hostess and sympathetic counsel. She is well liked
wherever she goes.
Equally at home in a neighbors drawing room or in his
barn, 1 is said he has reachedmany important decisions
while milking; a job. he truly enjoys.
On April 30, .1943, an enthusiastic Liberal Convention
made Harry Nixon leader of the party. He was then
sworn in as Prime Minister, Now he wants his appoint-
ment confirmed by the people.
Premier Nixon iso steady -driving statesman; a cour-
ageous thinker who has the will to get things done, His
long administrative experience and level-headedness
will ensure Progress and Unity in Government for Ontario.
KEEP NIXON, AT
THE
FOR PROGRESS
WHEEL
PROGRESS AND UNITY
VOTE LIBERAL AUGUST 4TH
Elect Tuckey for Huron