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Clinton News-Record, 1949-06-23, Page 7THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949 4 Goderich Township Mr. and Mrs. Everett Feagan, Detroit, Mich,; were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John 1Vliddieton. Scott Family Reunion Guests' on Sunday at the home of M. and Mrs. Charles Wise for a re -union of the Scott family decendents were: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Davis; Mr. and' Mrs. Lester Davis• and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harders and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Besso and family of Toronto; Mrs. Wm. Wise and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wise end family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Tyn- dall and Steven, Misses Muriel Bowden and Nancy Fora, Community Club Meets The S.S. No. 4 Community s CLINTON NEWS -RECORD . PAGE SEVEN Club held, their ,Junemeeting at. the home of Mrs; Ira Merrill, Mrs. W. Forbes presidedand the meeting was opened by repeat- ing The Lord's Prayer in unison. The roll call was a "house -keep- ing hint" There were ythirteen members end three .visitorsre- sent. The. minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. M. Jones, with the 're- port showing a balance of $82.85. The roll call for next month is to be, "something we each have had in our possession since a child, which we value highly, such to, be shown at the July meeting":, A gift donated by Mrs. S. Far uhar was won by. Mrs. B. W. Churchill. A quilt was quilted during the afternoon. The meet- ing was dosed by repeating the Mizpah benediction. Lunch wee erred by the hostess, DOWN WITH THE BUREAUCRATS. UP WITH EFFICIENCY V CElgin McKinley w It's Time for a Change Vote. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE VOTE •— McKinley Huron -Perth Progressive COnserva�tive Association ,I 25-p OBITUARY MRS. HERBERT •C. 'COX After an illness of many Y there passed away on Saturda June 4, 1949, Annie Beulah Woods belovedd wife of the late Herbert C. Cox. Mrs. Cox was born in Goderich Township on October 3, 188.1, daughter of the late John C. and Jemima Banting Woods, On; De ember 14, 1904, she married Her bert C. Cox and lived on the seventh concession' of Goderich Township until his death on June 8, 1940. She has since that • time resided with her daughter, Mrs. Austin Harris, on the same con- cession. Mrs. Cox was a member' of Porter's Hill United Church and while in good health was a regul- ar attendant and worker in the church organizations. Besides a sister, Mrs. W.V. Yeo,, Holmesvil'e, and a brother, T. Milton Woods, Goderich Township Mrs. Cox leaves•'to mourn her loss three daughters and two sons, Varna, Mrs. Austin ' Harris, Helen, Mrs. Leslie Pearson, Ray, all of Goderich Township, Evelyn; Mrs. Stewart' Fisher, London, and Eric, Chatham. There are 15 grandchildren, Funeral services were held at the Beattie Funeral Home, natt- enbury St. E., Clinton, on Monday afternoon, June 6, with Rev. F. G.. Stotesbury officiating. Prior to the minister's remarks, Mrs. Will Cox and Peter Young sang a duett "Peace Perfect Peace". In- terment . followed in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. Pallbearers, all nephews of the deceased were Carl, Clayton and Keith `Cox, Harold and Eldon. Yeo and Don= aid Harris; Flowerbearers, also nephews, were Elgin, Earl and Alvin Cox apd Jim Durnin. Stanley Township Annual School Picnic cava, The annual school -picnic of SS, Y, No. 1, Stanley, will be held at a "It's Time for a Change of Government/ 14 Years is TOO LONG!" We need a return to Responsible Government Because: (1) The Liberal Government is now spending $3 for every $1 spent in 1943, on ordinary administration coats alone; (2) The Liberal Government is now employing 26,000 more civil servants than at the close of the war; The Liberal Government has passed 20,000 Orders -in -Council since the end of the war, thus flouting the wishes of the people's elected, representatives; (3) (4) You cannot expect lower taxation with the 'Liberal Government in power; E L S T O N RE-ELECT C A R D I F F I have always appreciated the support received in North Huron and have faithfully done my best to deserve that support. Vote Progressive Conservative and Secure These Benefits: (1) LOWER TAXATION BY REDUCING SALES TAX; (2) ABOLITION OF NUISANCE TAX ON RADIOS; (3) SECURITY IN OLD AGE BY PROVIDING PENSIONS AT 65 WITHOUT A MEANS TEST; (4) RESTORATION OF LOST MARKETS FOR CANADA'S AGRICUL. TURAL PRODUCTS. ON JUNE 27, RE-ELECT: CARDIFF CARDIFF FOR NORTH HURON! DREW FOR. CANADA!! NORTH HURON PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION POLLS OPEN 9 a.m, to 7 p.m. (DST) the school on Friday, June 24, Passed Their Year . . Three persons at S.S. 1, Stan- ley, are especially happy this week — Miss June Miller, the teacher, and pupils Bob McGreg- or and Stewart Broadfoot (the • entire grade VIII class) who were successful in obtaining their year on recommendation. Community Club Meets The June meeting of the Stan- ley Community Club was held MRS. J. H. WEYMOUTH Funeral services were held at the Ball and Mutch Funeral Home, High St., Clinton, on Men - day, June 13, 1949, for Ida Jane Hill, beloved wife' of the late John Henry Weymouth, Rev; W, J. Woolfrey officiated and inter- ment followed in Blyth Union Cemetery. Pallbearers, all neph- ews of the deceased, were Hugh Hill, William Hill, °.and' Nelson Hill, Goderich, Russell mu, Mit- chell, Harold Johnston and .Cecil Hill, London. In her 75th year, Mrs. Wey- mouth was born in Bullets Town- ship, a daughter of the late Hugh and Jane Hill, and spent the younger part of her life in Lon- desboro. In 1898 she married John Henry Weymouth who. pre- deceased her 21 years ago, Mrs. Weymouth's death came qpite suddenly after a very short illness on Friday, June 10. The last member of the Hill family, Mrs. • Weymouth is sur- vived by one son, Harry, Base Line, Clinton, and one daughter1 Mrs. Hugh Ball, Huron Road East, Clinton, end four grandchildren. LONDON ROAD Club, Holds 1Vleeting The June meeting of the Lon- don goad Club was held at the home of Mrs. Cann. Mrs. Ander- son occupied the chair. The mee- ing opened' with the singing of 0 Canada and repeating the Club Creed. at the home of Mrs; John H. Mc- Ewan with the president, . Mrs. Broadfoot, in the chair. There were, 16 members, three visitors and three children present. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were giv- en. This being the annual meet- ing, a summary of the year's work was given and the election of officers held. , Electionresults Were: president, Mrs. Glen Broadfoot; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. John McGregor; see- retary, Mrs. Frank McGregor; treasurer, Mrs. William Sinclair;. roll call, Mrs. Frank McCowan; buying end packing, Mrs. Goldie Graham and Mrs. Vic Taylor. Letters of thanks were read from the recipients of a parcel sent overseas and one sent to Mrs. Fred Sloman in Northern Ontario, Mrs. John IL McEwen con- ducted a riddle contest: Mrs. Stewart Middleton contributed a reading. Piano solos were given by Mrs. George Cantelon and Miss June Middleton which were en- joyed by all. v The July meeting will take the form of a picnic at Harbour Park, Goderich, on Thursday, July 7. Lunch was served and a social time enjoyed with the hostess and her group. �. Hear Elston Cardiff OVER CKNX Thursday, June 23-555 pm.,to 6.00 pm. Friday, June 24 — 7.45 pm. 'to 8.00 pm. VOTE CARDIFF Election Day, June 27 ,Polls open from 9' a.rn. to 7 D.M. (DST) North Huron Progressive Conservative Association 24-b .. 4. 44. . ..4. ..- s= I WARNING To all owners and harbourers of dogs within the limits of the Town of Clinton: As dog licenses are due and payable March 1st yearly, we have instructed our Police Force to catch and impound any and all clogs running at large without a License Tag, on and after Monday, June 27, 1949. Captured dogs will be held for 48 hours at Dr. G. S. Elliott's Veterinary Hospital. If not claimed and License and Impound- ing fees paid within the above mentioned time, any dog so held will be destroyed. Police Committee of Clinton Town Council (Signed)—R. Y. HATTIN, Mayor DOG BY-LAW BY-LAW ` NO. 5 FOR 1937 of The Town of Clinton A By -Law to Amend By -Law No. 5 for 1937 The Corporation of The Town of Clinton enacts as follows: I. Every person owning, possessing or harboring a clog, and the head of every household in which any dog is owned, possessed or harbored in the Town of Clinton, shall annually register such dog at the office of the Tax Collector of the said Town. 2. Every person required to register a dog under the provisions of this By -Law, shall obtain from the Tax Col- lector a license for such dog. 3. The fee payable for such license shall be as follows' Where one dog only, is owned, possessed or harbored in any one household, for such if a male or spayed female dog: $2.60, and if a bitch $4.00; Where more than one dog is owned, possessed or harbored in any one household, for each additional male or spayed •female dog: $4.00, and for each ad- ditional bitch, $5.00. 4. For every dog owned, possessed or harbored in the said Town on or before the 1st day of March in any year, a license hereunder shall be obtained on or before the 1st day of March in such year, and for every dog subsequently. acquired or possessed during that year, a license shall be obtained within fifteen daysafter such dog has been acquired. 5. No person shall own keep, possess or harbor in the said Town any dog for which a license for the current year hes not been obtained in accordance with this By -Law. 6. Any person contravening any of . the provisions of this By -Law shall be liable to a fine or' not more than $10.00, exclestive of costs, for each infraction thereof. 7. This By -Law passed this 1st day of February, 1937. BY-LAW NU. 11 FOR 1948 of The Town of Clinton A' By -Law to, Amend By -Law No./5 for 1937 for Licensing and Registration of Dogs: 1. There shall be added to theend of Paragraph 5 of the said By -Law, the following: . Such Licences' shall be in the form of a tag, which the owner or harborer shall attach to a collar to be worn at all times by each dog. 2. There 'shall be added immediatalir after Paragraph 5 of the said By -Law, the following: i 5,(a) Each owner or harborer of a dog shall keep te same from running at large during the months pf May, June end July in each year. • 5. (b) Any dog found running at large during the months of May, June end July in each year, may be destroyed by a Police Constable, and any dog found running at large at any time without a tag, may be destroyed by a Police Constable. 5. (c) Every owner or harborer of a deg running at large shall be liable to the owner of any property which may have been damaged or.destroyed' by Pei dog so running at large, in the amount of damages so caused. 2. These amendments' shall" come Into force and •effect immediately on the pessing thereof. •• Passed this fifth day of $uly, 1948. 25-2• 8.b Roll Call was answered by four visiting grandmothers, 14 mem- bers and five visitors. The grand_ mothers sang "Silver Threads among the Gold. The programme was in charge of the social committee. Mrs. William Falconer was the winner. lid: the grandmother with the most red-haired grandbhildren; the grandmother with the oldest grandchild; the grandmother who had lived the longest on the Lon - don Rood. Mrs. E. Olerion I won A contest. Several children were present and sang very sweetly. Mre. And- erson gave a reading. Tickets were drawn on the mystery box which was Won by Mrs. Laidlaw. It was deciedd to donate $100 to the hospital. A pot -luck sup- per was enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held in August at the home of Mrs. Swinbank and Mrs, Scott. DANGER LURKS IN EVERY OPEN WOUND! 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