The Clinton News Record, 1930-05-15, Page 4THE .CLNTON-NEWS, RECORD
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CONSTANCE
Mise Jean Lawson, of Clinton spent
last week at the home' of her • parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Lawson.
Mrs. Jobn•.Miann, Master Ross and
spent
' near
Clintonp
'1VTis Doris
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Sunday at the home of 1Ver. and dins,
R. Gr'imoldby.
Sherlock -Manning
Pianos
How About
Treating ' Your-
self to a
PIANO?
T. J. MeNEIL
Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative
Always at Your. Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton
Mr. and Mrs." Joe Riley, Jr., spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cook, Goderieh' township.
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
The following is the report of S.
month of April:
e on
S. No: 5 for th i n
"Sr. 4t1—Alvin.. Vodden, 308; Fred
Morrell, 290;:Roy Vodden,)89; Haz-
el Hoggart,e272, Earl Snell, 190.
Jr. 4th—Alma Carter, 539; : Ethel
Hoggart, 299; Gordon Radford, 289;
Clifford Adams, 283; Glen Fair-
se'rvice, 'x`236..
Jr. 3rd—Elva Snell, 181 Lloyd Car-
ter; 173; Isobel Morrell, 160; Nelson
Radford, 153.
Jr.• 2nd -Barbara' Snell, 170; Bill
Radford 15e; Alma Hoggart,„ 148;
Leodard Vodden, 132; Mlaureen Lo-
vett, 100.
1st—Leonard Radford, Jean Far-
quhar.
Pr.—Jean Appleby, Marion Mor-
rell,' Vera Haggett, .Joyce Feiner -
vice. •
Number on roll, 25; average atten-
dance, 24. 56. art A1-
Best spellers Hazel Hogged,
ma Carter; Elva Snell, 'Barbara Snell,.)
Jean Farquhar. . ' ' '
—M. L. Parrett, teacher.
The billowing is the report of S.
S. Elie 8, for the month ,'of' April;
Sr. 4th --Lizzie Webster, '78; Ruth`.
Lyon, 77; Lorne Flunking, 72.
Jr. 4th -'Clara Hunking, 89; Mil-
ton Little, 82e Lloyd Longman,: 69.
Sr. 3rd :Fern Watson; 95; "Irene
l8othergill, 87; Edwin Fothergill, 79;
Lillian Bromley, 74.
Jr. 3rd—iGladYs Webster, 93; Mar-
ion franking, 8e; Wallace Riley, 85;
Pearl' Griffiths, 82; Bruce 'Riley,. 79.
Sr. 2nd—Ferre Hunking, 701; Mar-
garet Fothergill, 70. "
Jr. 2nd—Charlie Bromley, 60.
Sr. lst—Hazel Hunking, • Clifford
Sundercock, Ellis Easley.:
Sr. Pr.—Dbrothy Griffiths, Kath-
leen Elsley.
Jr. Pr.—Jack• Webster.
—I. M. Stalker, teacher.
Eggs ('ream Pouitry,.
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EXCLUSIVE TAILORING
COUNTY NEWS .MANY CABINI3T CHANGES
;before t
News-Reeozd.)—The customary crop
of pre-election ruiners of cabinet re-
construction is, now being reaped.
e Hon. Rod-
The speaker of the House,
Rod -
allele Lemieux, will, it is said,:go to
the Sedate to be succeeded ie the ev-
ent ei a Liberal victory by Fred G.
Sanderson of South Perth.
Eon. Dr. Mlotherwell is slated for
the Lieutenant Governorship of Sas-
katchewan while Tion. Charles Stew-
art, whose department is to be merg-
ed, will probably find that seat in the
wanting
. it w
he has sen g
inch
Senate w
for the past two years. Me. Stewart
• e to'take over the De-
partment
urged is being g
partment of Agriculture but 'if he
hag his way will not do so, 'The. De-
partment of Marine and Fisheries is
to be more definitely split with a new
minister in charge of fisheries. In
this connection Dr. Cyprus McMillan
of McGill University is prominently
mentioned.
RUMORED
lock Su CH. Shortly • • e. ore wo Ottawa, Say 12th, (Special to The.
o'clock Sunday morning the fire Siren
summoned thoefire deparment and a
large munber of residents to the fire
hall where 'Dr. A. C. Huntermade
known the disappearance of Mrs.
George Dunlop who was a patient in.
the ;Goderieh Alexander General and
Marine hospital, suffering from a
nervous br:eakdown. Mrs. Dunlop.
had beep feeling some better and was.
allowed to partially dress and move.
about her room during Saturday.
*out seven -thirty o'clocic'one of her
nurses took some nourishment to, her
room and at eight o'clock found u d it
•
to and it
Was d
as 'star
empty. Search
tr!,a's discovered that- she had leftb Y
way of the fire' escape because her
dressing gown was •Sound on the
steps. Search had continued by a
few friends but fear for iter safety
caused the' doctor to turn'in a genere
al alarm to which many responded.
Groups of four and five were form-
ed, each group having a definite ter-
ritory to search. Carrying search
lights, lanterns and flash; lights the
groups worked frantically and•quiek-
ly' to Iacate the missing woman who
was not sufficiently clothed to stand
the cold night air in her weakened
condition. Daylight came before her,
glasses were found at the north
breakwater of the Maitland river
close to the C.P.R. bridge and a
monteht later the „party of D. Wig-
gins, E. 141utch, E. 'Beacom, T.
Weisser, C. Andean found her face
downward in about three • feet of
water. `
• •GODHRIGii: ' Elizabeth Morrison,
widow, of .Dr.: Hugh I. Strang of
Goderieh, died en Tuesday oflast
week in Goderieh in her seventy-
eighth year.. She is survived by six
daughters and one son, all of whom
were home for the funeral. Dr.
Strang, for many years a member
of the Goderieh Collegiate staff,
died eleven years ago.
WINGHAM: An impressive meth -
'oriel •seiwice was held at the annual
meeting of the Maitland Presbyterial
of the W. M. S. of the Presbyterian
Church held at 'Whitechurch on Tues-
day for the late Mrs. David Perrie
ilf Wingliam, who ' was for. fifteen
years pre