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Clinton News-Record, 1949-06-30, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD' PAGE TARE] HURON ROAD Happy Workers Meet The Happy Workers' Club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Pepper., The meeting opened by singing "Praise God from Whom ell Blessings Flow," followed by the Lord's Prayer, There were 14 present. The roll call was answered by "will we have meetings in July and August." The next meeting was planned for the 'home of Mrs:. Noble Ifolland• Mrs. William Glazier won the prize. During the afternoon a quilt was finished. A dainty lunch was served by Group 2 which is• composed of Mrs. AlbertGlazier, Mrs. Wilfred Glazier, Mrs. William Holland, and Mrs. Fred Pepper. Proceeds of afternoon amounted to $2.43. FOR FINE PRINTING PHONE 4 THE NEWS -RECORD and leave the rest to your rest f� Aiielementsire Westinghouse 5 -hent awithee. Accurate, auto. math control of heat in True. Temp oven. Good cooking is a ''natural' with your Westinghouse Elec. tric Range. Five -heat surface elements (netmerelythree) give you everything from gentle SIMMER" cooking to record "HIGH" speed. And the fully automatic oven heat control takes all the guesswork out of roasting, baking and oven. cooking. Make a date to see these beautiful new Westing. house Ranges today. #ou q TE .a Westin t 1). 61-, RANGES $85 up Clinton Electric Shop - WESTINGHOUSE DEALERS - D. W. CORNISH PHONE 479 RESIDENCE 358 "EVERY HOUSE NEEDS WESTINGHOUSEI" 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 dogs 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: 1. Every person owning, possessing or harboring a dog, 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: $2.00, and if a bitch $4.00; Where more than on 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 shell be obtained within fifteen days after 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, exclusive of costs, for each infraction thereof. 7. This By -Law passed this 1st day of February, 1987. ' BY-LAW NO. 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 shell be added to the end 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 immediately after Paragraph 5 of ' the said By -Law, the following: 5. (a) Each owner or harborer of a dog shall keep the same from running at large during the months of May, June end July in each year. 5. (b) Any dog found running at large during the months of May, June and 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 Pollee bonstable. 5. (c) Every owner or harborer of a dog running at large shall be liable to the owner of en)" property which may have been damaged or destroyed by Moen dog so running at large, in the amount of damages so caused. 3. These amendments shall come into force and effect immediately on the passing thereof. Passed this fifth day of July, 1948. 3` Y 25-20-b BRUCEFIELD Miss Elizabeth Scott, London, is holidaying with Mrs: A. Ham and Miss lMr. and MM, rsS. wAa .n.J. ohn s toan v is- ited with Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead in Stratford on Sunday. Misses Ellen end Ina Scott, London, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott,. Mn and•Mrs, W. McQueen, To- ronto, and. Mrs. Elsie Forrest of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. McQueen. Decoration Services The annual Decoration service was held in Baird's Cemetery recently when graves of members of the IOOF, Rebekahs and vet- erans who had fought in two wars, were decorated. Rev. E. R. Stanway , had charge ,of the services which were well at- tended. Garden Party Held The Garden Party, under the auspices of the managers, was held on the manse lawn Tuesday even- ing and was well attended. The program, which consisted of vocal numbers by Mrs. F. Kling, Mr. F. Willis and the Vanderburg. family from Seaforth; piano solos by Mrs. Murdock; a reading by Eva Stackhouse; and musical numbers by Miss Eva Stackhouse and Miss Phylis McBride, were enjoyed. All evening Mr. Vand- erburg delighted all with music on the Hammond organ. • Goderich Township Mn and Mrs. D. Purvis spent several days last week at their Lane O'Pines Beach summer home. Mr. and Mrs. George Woods, Detroit, ' spent the weekend at their cottage at Llan ()Tines Beach. Beach. Miss. Alme Barnes, London, spent the weekend at "Alsaja," Lane O'Pines Beach. Her guests were Miss Edna Wilson, London, and Miss Burridge, Toronto. Mr. end Mrs. Cecil Merkley, Wingham, with their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hail, Miss Doro- thy Piper, Mr. Roy Manuel, spent the weekend at Lane O'Pines Beach. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Bowers and daughter Carolyn, Detroit, who are vacationing In Mr. Fred Wallis' cottage at Lane O'Pines Beach, had as their weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Tom Feeney, Mrs. B. Jassen, Charles Goodell and Mrs. A. Montry, all' of De- troit. 16 Sheep Killed The election didn't cause all the excitement in Goderich Town- ship as Reeve J. R. Stirling and Constable George Little have been trying to locate sheep dogs that have killed 15 sheep belonging to Jack Potter and one belonging to Rees Jnkins. Stanley Township Miss Lois Moffat, London, spent a few days at her homethis week. Mrs. Herman Johnson and dau- ghter of London, are visiting Mrs. H. Penhale. Mrs. Glen Deitz and son, Gor- don Albert, Hensall, visited her sister, Mrs. Norman Baird, this week. Mrs. Fred Robinson and dau- ghter, Linda Dianne, Toronto, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Goldie Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tebbutt, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Paisley, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John H, Mc- Ewen, Celebrate Anniversary Recently, near -by relatives of the immediate families of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clerk, Goshen Line, Stanley Township, met with, them at Bayfield Park in honour of their 25th wedding anniver- sary. A lovely dinner was sew- ed and the honoured couple were presented with a substantial purse and a wedding cake. The .presen- tation was made by CIifford Keys, brother of the bride of 25 years. and the spoke in well chosen words groom fittingly replied, CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt and family spent Sunday at Bay- field. , We are pleased to report Mrs. Joe Riley returned home on Sun- day where she was a patient in Clinton hospital. Verne Dale returned home front Seaforth hospital on Thursday, after an operation; we hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Geraldton, Ont., left for their home on Tuesday, after visiting for a week with their sister, Mrs.; A. Nicholson and Mr. Nicholson, We are sorry to learn Mr. Pete Lindsay is .a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. Mr. Lindsay underwent en operation recently. We hope for a speedy recovery. The men of the neighborhood recently wrecked the church driving shed, Which . had been a landmark for good many years. A small one was rebuilt, which! is quite an improvement. Bride -elect Feted Miss Marion McMillen London, held a shower at her borne on June 7, assisted by Miss Doris Holmes, in honour of Miss Doris Lawson, bride-to-be. After an evening of contests, she received many useful and lovely gifts. A delicious lunch was served by. the hostess. On June 10, Mrs. J. E. Busby,. Chatham, also held a shower at her home, assisted by Mrs. Glen Robertson, in honour of the bride-to-be. Several contests were enjoyed, after which she was showered with many beauti- ful gifts. A delicious lunch was, then served. Prior to her arrival home, Miss Doris Lawson was presented with a beautiful table lamp and cheque by the branch office .staff 'of the North American Life Assurance Co. of Louden, where she has been employed for the past several years. Mrs. Earl Lawson held a trous- seau tea for her daughter, Doris, on Wednesday afternoon 'and' .BLYTH Blyth Council Meets At a special meeting of Blyth Village Council the tender of Kkr digging. aFrank trench anirdby layingof$125 tile foaccording to the engineer's specifications,, was accepted. Names had been submitted to Council by the various organiza- tions concerned, to be a control- ling, board for Blyth Community Recreational Centre, and on..mo- hon of Cound lorss..G. Radford and W. J. Riehl, the list was ac- cepted. They are: W. J. Ref- fron, W, N. Watson; C. Galbraith, A. Meddocks, Mrs. H. Phillips, Wallace Bell, Lewis Whitfield and W. .1. Riehl. • Successful Frolic The fourth annual frolic sport evening, June 22. Mrs, Lawson and. Doris received the guests, with Miss Muriel Dale and Miss Marilyn Taylor at the door and Miss Shirley Busby at the reg- ister. Mrs. Verne Dale, Mrs, Cliff Henderson, Mrs. George Webster, Mrs. Stuart Chamney and Miss Florence ,Taylor assist. ed in the different rooms. In the afternoon, Mrs. William Webster, Lucknow, and Mrs. Jack Davidson, Seaforth, poured tea, and in the evening Mrs. Bert Ferris, Provost, Alberta, and Mrs. J. E. Busby, Chatham, poured tea. Others assisting were Mrs. Roy Lawson, Mrs. Leslie Lawson, Mrs. Harvey Taylor and. Mrs. Lorne Lawson. cared by Blyth branch No. 420, Canadian Legion, in 'Agricultural Park here Thursday evening, June 23, was a decided suceess. Fine weather and a Marge crowd made the members of the' Legion happy. The evening's entertain- menit began with a scheduled ball game between Blyth Dukes and Lucknow Sepoys, which resulted terY. in a win for Lucknow, 8-6. Bat- teries: Lueknow, A, Hackett, Tre- leaven; Blyth, W. Terms, Bert Gray. The Blyth Lions Club Boys' and Girls' Band made their first outdoor appearance of the season and provided music for the occasion. A special attraction was the draw for a new Plymouth sedan on which the Legion had sold tickets. It was won by Robert Yuill, Belgrave, who had bought a new car this spring, Huron County Warden John Armstrong. turned the churn to mix the tick- ets; Stewart Henry, Blyth, a blind war veteran, drew the lucky piece of paper; and. George Mc - Nail, president of the local branch, read out the name of the winner. A second draw was made for a new bicycle, on which each child under 12 years buying a ticket to the grounds had received' a ticket. This was won by Wayne Jack- son, elder, son of Dr. and Mrs. K. G. Jackson, After the draws, a spectacular display of fireworks was present- ed. The evening's entertainment concluded, with a welt -patronized donee in 1Vlemorfal Hall, with music by Wilbee's Orchestra. FUNERAL HELD BRUSSELS -Funeral services. for Mrs. Lake, 68, widow_ of John Lake, were conducted at her late home . in Brussels, by Rev. Hugh Wilson, United Church. 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