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MONDAY,
DECEMBER 1
1952
Nominations
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 21
1952
M. T. CORLESS,
Clerk and Returning Officer
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Proclamation
Municipal. Elections
TOWN OF CLINTON
N TICE
Is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors for the
Nomination of Candidates for the position of Mayor,
Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Councillors, Public Utilities
Commisioners; and Members of the Public School
Board, for the ensuing term will be held
in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Friday, Nov. 21, 1952
Between the hours of 7:30 o'clock and 8:30 o'clock
in the evening.
M. T. CORLESS,
Returning Officer
and if necessary, an Election to fill the above named
positions, or any of them, will be held on
Monday, Dec. 1; 1952
at the following places and by the following named
persons, that is to say, in
ST. ANDREW'S WARD—At the Town Hall,
Wilfred Pickett, Deputy. Returning Officer.
ST. JAMES' WARD—Frank Layton's Garage, Victoria
Street; T. Scribbins, Deputy Returning Officer.
ST. JOHN'S WARD—At Ball-Macaulay Show Room,
King Street; K. W. Colquhoun, Deputy Returning
Officer.
ST. GEORGE'S WARD — At E. J. Reynolds' Shop,
Huron Street; A. W. Groves, Deputy Returning
Officer.
commencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and continuing until the hour of six o'clock in the after-
noon, and the results will be publicly declared in
the Town Hall, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of
December, 1952, at 12 o'clock noon.
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Huron County Council In Session
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Mr„ and Mrs. 'Tack Heal, Wing- Harry Caldwell who lives east
an, are getting nicely settled in of Kippen. Sixteen men of the
church used circular and chain
sows to fell the timber, and a
bulldozer operated by Alex Mc-
Gregor, hauled it to the road-
side, Seven truck loads of fuel
were taken to the church.
The men who helped with this
project were Glenn Bell, Bert
Thompson, Rex Dick, Syd Mac-
Arthur, Bruce Walker, George
Walker, Harvey Hyde, Archie
Hoggarth and Son, Rochus Faber
and Son, Stewart Bell, Clarence
Volland, John McMurtrie, Alex
McGregor, Harold Bell and Son.
Wohelo Class Plans Program
Members of the Wohelo Class
met in the United Church, Wed-
nesday, November 5, with Miss
Winnie Gray, president, in charge
of the meeting.
Following the devotional, a
period of business was held. It
was suggested that the class plan
special program to be held in
the near future, Mrs. George
Hass, Miss Winnifred Gray, and
Mr. J. F. Blackwell were named
:heir apartment in the Fink
lock,
At Carmel Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning last, Mrs. J, W.
Bonthron rendered• a pleasing
solo.
Mr, and Mrs, George Hess at-
tended the Royal Wnter Fair,
Toronto, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell and
Pauline; Mrs. Gertrude Keen,
spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs.
William Stanbury, Brussels.
Mrs. W. A. Kerr, Miss Betty
Kerr, Carole Lynn Kerr, Monet-
vine, are spending some weeks
with the, former's sister, Mrs.
Tttaude Hedden, Mr. Kerr, who
visited with his mother, Mrs. J.
L. Kerr, Seaforth, returned to
Northern Ontario on Tuesday.
Wood "Bee" for Church
Wood to keep the fires burning
through the winter in Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall,
was cut by church members at
a "bee" held on Wednesday,
November 12, on the farm of
a committee for this 'project,
Mrs, 0, Hess and Miss Gladys
Luker contributed delightful
vocal duetts, Rev, W. 3. Rogers
pronounced the benediction, A
recreational period of crokinole
was enjoyed, with Mrs. J. Cor-
bett in charge.
During the social hour, Mr,
and Mrs, Ed Corbett, valued class
members and a recent bridal
couple, were presented a blanket,
Sam Rennie and Miss Shirley
Flynn, doing the honors, The re-
cipients made fitting response.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed under the convenership of
Mrs. S. Rannie.
WMS Birthday Party
St. Andrew's United Church,
Kippen, lovely with profusions
of autumn flowers, was the set-
ting for the annual birthday
party of the Woman's Mission-
cry Society Wednesday, NOverri-
LeT 5.
Mrs. J. Sinclair was in charge.
Mrs. N. McLeod, guest speaker,
was introduced by Mrs. Errimer-
son Kyle, and spoke to the meet-
ing concerning missionary hospi-
tale in Western Canada.
Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs. Carl Mc-
Clinchey. Mrs. Jack Cooper, Mrs.
M. Cooper, Mrs. W. Caldwell,
Mrs. R. McGregor, Mrs. Roy Con-
sitt, members of the Kippen. So-
ciety presented a skit. Musical
numbers le ere contributed by:
Mrs. R. Broderick and Mrs. Haun
with a vocal duett; a solo by
Mrs. G. Hess, Hensall; vocal
duett, Mrs. Pearl Love and Mrs.
Harold Jones with guitar accomp-
animerit by ,Mrs. Jones; solo,
Mrs. E. Butt, Seaforth. (Accomp-
anists were Mrs. J. McGregor
and Mrs. T. J. Sherritt.
Luncheon was served from a
tea table centred with a lace
cloth, flowers and pink tapers.
Pouring tea were Mrs. James
McLean and Mxs. W. Alexander.
The birthday cake was cut by
Mrs. Robert McBride. Special
guests were the rnernbers of Hen-
sell United Church WMS.
United Church WMS ,„
Mrs. W. D. Cross presided for
the November meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society held
in the United. Church, Thursday,
November 0, Mrs, R. J. Paterson
was convener ot the meeting.
Mrs. W. Stephenson conducted
the devotional period, with Pray,
er offered by Mrs. Jarvis Horton,
Plans were discussed for the
bale to be forwarded to head,
packing in the near future of a
quarters in Toronto for European
Relief, and members ,are asked
to leaY0 good, used or new,
clothing, with Mrs. George Arm-
strong. In charge. of this project
are Mrs. N. E, Cook, Mrs.
Paterson, Mrs. William Forrest,
Mrs. A. Alexander,
Mrs, George Armstrong and
Mrs. N. E. Cook were appointed
a nominating committee to bring
in. a slate of new officers at the
December meeting.
A Christmas party will be feat-
ured at the December meeting
with Miss K. Scott and Mrs. G.
Hess, program and lunch conven-
ers. Mrs. W. Henry, delegate to
the Sectional meeting at Chisel-
hurst presented a splendid and
comprehensive report relating
many important and helpful facts
as they were presented from each
of the different speakers at the
meeting.
Mrs. George Armstrong very
ably gave the topic "Family Life
in an African Village," outlining
their eifferent ways and beliefs
and showing different pictures of
homes and schools.
Mrs. George Hess favoured with
a ,lovely solo, "An Evening
Prayer," with Mrs. Sherritt ac-
companying at the piano.
South Huron WI Executive
A meeting of the District Ex-
ecutive of South Huron Women's
Institute was held in Hensall
Town Hal, Wednesday, Novem-
ber e, with each brandh well
represented.
Chairman for the meeting was
the president, Mrs. Kenneth
Johns, Woodham. Mrs. Harold
Taylor, Elimville, district dele-
gate to the London Area Con-
vention, gave a very interesting
and informative account of the
convention held at Hotel London.
Mrs. R. Kestle, Exeter Fair
Board, was present and gave a
splendid talk on how the exhibits
at the fair were judged. A - com-
mittee from Elimville and Hur-
ondale has been appointed to de-
cide what kind of exhibits the
instituter will display at the fair
next year.
Plans were made for a rally of
Huron County Institute members
to be held in Seaforth Arena,
November 21. Each member at-
tending is asked to take a box
lunch. Silverware, dishes and
tea will be supplied.
Plans were discussed for suit-
able souvenirs of Huron County
to be given to the delegates at
A full membership County Coun-
cil met in Goderich on Tuesday,
November 11, with Warden Har-
vey Johnston presiding.
The Warden welcomed all mem-
bers and addressed the council on
the matters which were to be
dealt with at the session, He
congratulated the citizens of the
county on the abundant result of
the harvdsts of the year, and said
that in his travels in many other
counties of Ontario, Huron com-
pared most favorably.
Warden Johnst'On stated that
certain rentals were being re-
ceived within the count y on
Governmental premises in lieu of
taxes on the same, He instanced
the airports in Stephen and Tuck-
ersmith townships from which
$702 were to be received, also
$100 a month rent was coming to
the county from what was in war
time No. 12 EFTS or commonly
known as Sky Harbour Airport.
He stated that a report from
the architect relative to the pro-
posed addition to the County
Home would be submitted to coun-
cil and explanation for non-ful-
fillment of the proposed addition
being built.
In submitting the financial
statement of the county, the treas-
urer, A. H. Erskine, stated that
the- majority of committees in
council had remained within the
estimates set before them, but
predicted that some increase
might have to be made for the
road levy as the present levy was
not sufficient to maintain 400
miles of roads with the bridges
associated therewith in the condi-
tion which the public demands.
The assistant clerk-treasurer, J.
G. Berry, read the statement
which revealed estimated receipts
as of December 31, $270,691.55
and expenditures $151,600 and a
balance in bank of $119,091.55.
L. P. Bridgeman's representat-
ive submitted final plans under
preparation for the county home
addition at estimated cost of
$300,000 of which half is borne by
the 'province. The county's share
of cost is to be levied at $50,000
for three years. He anticipated
that plans and specifications
would be presented. to council at
the January sessions.
The property committee of
the A.C.W.W. conference to be
held in Toronto in 1953.
Mrs. Ross Chapman, Kippen,
Mrs. W. Sims, Hurondale, arid
Mrs S. Turnbull, Grand Bend,
contributed readings. The meet-
ing concluded with the Mizpah
benediction.
council reported a contract had
been let to replace the roof of the
county gaol with asphalt shingles
and for repairing roof of gaol re-
sidence costing in all $975.00.
The registry office's need of a
rectograph machine was referred
to 1953 council by recommenda-
tion to purchase the same.
Appointees of council to District
High School Boards were; Robert
Bisset, Goderich; George Reid and
Dr. W. A. Oakes, Clinton; H. Wal-
per, K. Johns and H. Cowan, Ex-
eter; Russell Bolton, Seaforth.
Endorsation of the Agricultur-
al Committee of Council re inves-
tigation of floor prices on all liv-
estock and produce was made and
a recommendation to 1953 council
was sent on to increase the grant
for Junior Extension work conduc-
ted by Department of Agrieult:,
ure in the county,
The Historical committee of
council reported that the county
museum recently established had
been a great place of interest,
having visitations to the number
of 5811 and a, revenue of $1.342,
A work shop had been set up at
the rear costing $325.
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