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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-05-03, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1945 TSE SEAFOP.T NEWS In our school books we learned that—"for want of a nail the shoe was lost—for want of a shoe, the horse was lost—and for want of a horse the battle was lost." Yes, often something that seems relatively small is the hinge upon which a major event hangs. To -day, we all desire that our boys overseas shall return home quickly —but it is only by every one of us doing the utmost in our power that this desire will becotne an accomplishment. The 8th Victory Loan is here. Let every one of us lend our money, so that our boys may come home sooner. BUY VICTORY BONDS With Compliments of ohn Boshart Sons, Seaforth, Ont. 1 Huron -Bruce Nominations — Three parties have named candid. Rtes for the forthcoming provincial election in Huron -Bruce riding. John Hanna of Winghain was nominated by the Progressive Conservatives, and later nominations are. William John MacKay of Huron Township by the Liberals, and William C. King of Mor- ris Township for the C.C.P. At the Liberal nomination in Wingham four names were proposed; Alex Alex- ander of Grey; president of the as- sociation and warden of Huron Coun- ty; Wm. J. MacKay of Huron Town- ship; W. B. Anderson of Lucknow, and Hugh Hill, of Colborne, who was defeated two years ago. Mr. Anderson FOR CLEANER ENGINES AND LOWER REPAIR COSTS, CHANGE NOW TO . a Ask your dealer to explain why it doss make a difference what eft you use 1 Ask him about British American's amazing new Peer- less Motor 011. "It's Alloyed" to prevent oxidation, cut repair costs. Drive In for a Spring change -over today! The British Americas 01 Company Limited YOU ALWAYS BUY WITH 'CONFIDENCE AT THE -SIGN OF THE BIG B -A RENFREW HAND AND ELECTRIC CREAM SEPARATORS COAL & WOOD RANGES Sold on easy terns, or cash PHIL PRESANT I3.A. Service Station SIMONIZING --- WASHING SEAFORTH withdrew, go the ballot was a three way One. Mr. MacKay represented South Bruce in the 'legislature from 1929 to 1934. He is a native of Huron Township and lives a mile north of Ripley. At the C.C.P. nomination in Winghain Willia mC. King of Brussel was named. The meeting was not very Iragely attended. Three were nomin- ated, Di. W, V. Johnston of Lucknow; Henry F. Lantz, of Carrick, who was. the unsuccessful candidate in the 1943 election, and Mr. King. The first two withdrew, leaving the field to Mr. King, The candidate is 51. years of age and was born in Morris Town- ship. He and his son William operate a three hundred acre farm near Brus- sels. His wife is the former Lillian McCaul, and they have three children. The provincial election will be held on June 4th. Nominations In Perth — The Progressive Conservatives of Perth have decided upon their candi- dates for the two elections. There re- mains only the nomination of the Liberal Party candidate for the fed- eral house of commons. The prospects are pretty definite that there will be three-conered contests for both elec- tions. In the provincial campaign the Perth candidates will be the same as in 1943. Mr. J. Fred Edwards of Palm- erston Was chosen at the convention in Mitchell by the Progressive Con- servatives. Mr. W. Angus Dickson, for the Liberals, and Alderman Bert Davies of Stratford, for the C.C.F., have been named. Mr. Edwards came within a few votes of defeating the then sitting Liberal member in the last campaign, with Mr. Davies poll- ing a very substantial vote. In the current battle a close and lively con- test is promised. Having carried the burden of the 1943 campaign, Mr. Edwards was favored for another at- tempt to bring Perth into the Progres- sive Conservative column, and he was able to win the nomination even when pitted against a. strong contender, Mayor J. Waldo Monteith, of Strat- ford. For the house of commons, the party's president, Mr. Albert J. "Bert" • Bradshaw, former Perth -County ward- en and life-long Downie Township far- mer, was given unanimous nomina- tion by the prompt withdrawal of Mr. Harry H. Dempsey, of Stratford, and Mr. A. W. B]owes, of Mitchell, whose names also had been placed before the convention. The nomination of Mr. Bradshaw means that two Dow- nie farmers are already rivals for Perth constituency's seat at Ottawa, as the C.C.F. federal candidate is Mr. Norman McCully, who is a neighbor of his Progressive Conservative op- ponent. WIN A TOURISTS' LODGE $13.000 TOURISTS' LODGE, a 1942 CHEVRO- LET SEDAN. 73 other prizes. 75 prizes totalling $20,000 or the equivalent in Victory Bonds. Mail this "ad." with ONE DOLLAR subscription to "The Ka,nloops Memorial Recreational Soc- iety," 350 Victoria Street, Kamloops, B.0_ Proceeds to bo used to erect a Rec- reational Centro for our returning Veterans and the cftizm,s of this district. Date of drawing to be announced in the Press. Don't delay! Act now! 2gv_45 AA'rc JA) or • Quickly removed in clean sanitary trucks. Pbt»le t• -ii 219 MITCHELL. WILLIAM STONE SONS L 41'_'1; EL., THE B.US LINE From Goclerich, Stratford and Woodstock is now operated by Western Ontario Motorways. The bus station will be at Scott Habkirk's gas station on the highway. Telephone 226w for tickets and information. WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS LTD. Head Office, London, Ont. Bus to Goderich 11.25 am (daily); 4.25 pat (daily); 8.30 pm (daily). Also Sunday night only 11 pm. Bus to Stratford, 8.50 am (daily); 1.20 pm (daily); 5.50 pm (daily), NOTICE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH It was decided by the Board to direct all citizens that all lots and premises mist be put in a sanitary condition by the removal of all decayed vegetable matters, refuse, tins, ashes and other objectionable or harmful' materials by May lst of each year in accordance with the provisions of the Public Health Act. Also in accordance with this Act, Section 14, it is necessary to have the approval in writing of the M. 0. H. before any privy vault, cess -pool, septic tank or receiver may be established and according to Section 13 it is not lawful to use any old well as a privy, privy vault or cess -pool. • Clip tbir out and send it airmail overseas to -day. ,,- An An Urgent Message from GEORGE - DREW NE 4th is Election Day for the members of our armed forces overseas from Ontario, as it is here at home. The arrangements which have been made provide ample time for the overseas vote to be taken. Special. Returning Officers are already overseas. Something more, however, must be done if our voters overseas are to know why an Ontario election was forced upon us at this time. I appeal to each one of you who read this message to write NOW by airmail.' Give our men and women overseas all the information you can and be sure to tell them the correct name of the Provincial Riding in which they are entitled to vote, and the name of the candidate. This is of the utmost import- ance because so many of them have never voted before and the difference between the names and boundaries of Provincial and Dominion Ridings make it doubly necessary that you be sure to give them the exact name of the Riding in which they are entitled to cast their ballot on June 4th. If you are in doubt as to any details please call the Progressive Conservative Office in your locality and get the necessary information without. delay. Be sure to send this air mail today. Yours sincerely, The election date June 4th. arzN2 The name of the Riding is The name of the Candidate is PUBLISHED BY THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF ONTARIO In our school books we learned that—"for want of a nail the shoe was lost—for want of a shoe, the horse was lost—and for want of a horse the battle was lost." Yes, often something that seems relatively small is the hinge upon which a major event hangs. To -day, we all desire that our boys overseas shall return home quickly —but it is only by every one of us doing the utmost in our power that this desire will becotne an accomplishment. The 8th Victory Loan is here. Let every one of us lend our money, so that our boys may come home sooner. BUY VICTORY BONDS With Compliments of ohn Boshart Sons, Seaforth, Ont. 1 Huron -Bruce Nominations — Three parties have named candid. Rtes for the forthcoming provincial election in Huron -Bruce riding. John Hanna of Winghain was nominated by the Progressive Conservatives, and later nominations are. William John MacKay of Huron Township by the Liberals, and William C. King of Mor- ris Township for the C.C.P. At the Liberal nomination in Wingham four names were proposed; Alex Alex- ander of Grey; president of the as- sociation and warden of Huron Coun- ty; Wm. J. MacKay of Huron Town- ship; W. B. Anderson of Lucknow, and Hugh Hill, of Colborne, who was defeated two years ago. Mr. Anderson FOR CLEANER ENGINES AND LOWER REPAIR COSTS, CHANGE NOW TO . a Ask your dealer to explain why it doss make a difference what eft you use 1 Ask him about British American's amazing new Peer- less Motor 011. "It's Alloyed" to prevent oxidation, cut repair costs. Drive In for a Spring change -over today! The British Americas 01 Company Limited YOU ALWAYS BUY WITH 'CONFIDENCE AT THE -SIGN OF THE BIG B -A RENFREW HAND AND ELECTRIC CREAM SEPARATORS COAL & WOOD RANGES Sold on easy terns, or cash PHIL PRESANT I3.A. Service Station SIMONIZING --- WASHING SEAFORTH withdrew, go the ballot was a three way One. Mr. MacKay represented South Bruce in the 'legislature from 1929 to 1934. He is a native of Huron Township and lives a mile north of Ripley. At the C.C.P. nomination in Winghain Willia mC. King of Brussel was named. The meeting was not very Iragely attended. Three were nomin- ated, Di. W, V. Johnston of Lucknow; Henry F. Lantz, of Carrick, who was. the unsuccessful candidate in the 1943 election, and Mr. King. The first two withdrew, leaving the field to Mr. King, The candidate is 51. years of age and was born in Morris Town- ship. He and his son William operate a three hundred acre farm near Brus- sels. His wife is the former Lillian McCaul, and they have three children. The provincial election will be held on June 4th. Nominations In Perth — The Progressive Conservatives of Perth have decided upon their candi- dates for the two elections. There re- mains only the nomination of the Liberal Party candidate for the fed- eral house of commons. The prospects are pretty definite that there will be three-conered contests for both elec- tions. In the provincial campaign the Perth candidates will be the same as in 1943. Mr. J. Fred Edwards of Palm- erston Was chosen at the convention in Mitchell by the Progressive Con- servatives. Mr. W. Angus Dickson, for the Liberals, and Alderman Bert Davies of Stratford, for the C.C.F., have been named. Mr. Edwards came within a few votes of defeating the then sitting Liberal member in the last campaign, with Mr. Davies poll- ing a very substantial vote. In the current battle a close and lively con- test is promised. Having carried the burden of the 1943 campaign, Mr. Edwards was favored for another at- tempt to bring Perth into the Progres- sive Conservative column, and he was able to win the nomination even when pitted against a. strong contender, Mayor J. Waldo Monteith, of Strat- ford. For the house of commons, the party's president, Mr. Albert J. "Bert" • Bradshaw, former Perth -County ward- en and life-long Downie Township far- mer, was given unanimous nomina- tion by the prompt withdrawal of Mr. Harry H. Dempsey, of Stratford, and Mr. A. W. B]owes, of Mitchell, whose names also had been placed before the convention. The nomination of Mr. Bradshaw means that two Dow- nie farmers are already rivals for Perth constituency's seat at Ottawa, as the C.C.F. federal candidate is Mr. Norman McCully, who is a neighbor of his Progressive Conservative op- ponent. WIN A TOURISTS' LODGE $13.000 TOURISTS' LODGE, a 1942 CHEVRO- LET SEDAN. 73 other prizes. 75 prizes totalling $20,000 or the equivalent in Victory Bonds. Mail this "ad." with ONE DOLLAR subscription to "The Ka,nloops Memorial Recreational Soc- iety," 350 Victoria Street, Kamloops, B.0_ Proceeds to bo used to erect a Rec- reational Centro for our returning Veterans and the cftizm,s of this district. Date of drawing to be announced in the Press. Don't delay! Act now! 2gv_45 AA'rc JA) or • Quickly removed in clean sanitary trucks. Pbt»le t• -ii 219 MITCHELL. WILLIAM STONE SONS L 41'_'1; EL., THE B.US LINE From Goclerich, Stratford and Woodstock is now operated by Western Ontario Motorways. The bus station will be at Scott Habkirk's gas station on the highway. Telephone 226w for tickets and information. WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS LTD. Head Office, London, Ont. Bus to Goderich 11.25 am (daily); 4.25 pat (daily); 8.30 pm (daily). Also Sunday night only 11 pm. Bus to Stratford, 8.50 am (daily); 1.20 pm (daily); 5.50 pm (daily), NOTICE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH It was decided by the Board to direct all citizens that all lots and premises mist be put in a sanitary condition by the removal of all decayed vegetable matters, refuse, tins, ashes and other objectionable or harmful' materials by May lst of each year in accordance with the provisions of the Public Health Act. Also in accordance with this Act, Section 14, it is necessary to have the approval in writing of the M. 0. H. before any privy vault, cess -pool, septic tank or receiver may be established and according to Section 13 it is not lawful to use any old well as a privy, privy vault or cess -pool.